The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-20 00:00:00

MARKETS.

OOTEON.—Lrernaoot., Joni 19.--Now market.
in favour of buyers. Balsa to-day 5,000 1:115
500 for speculation and export 1500
to 15d. ; 350 Perlman, ko., 14d. to led.
Bahia, 130. to 15d. ; 100 Egyptian, 15i. to st
Smyrna, 10d. to 11d.; 2,780 tturat, 64. to 11}1.;;
ed.
94. to 20. ; Emig, Wind*, ke., sed. to 7d.
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OOTTON GOODS.—MMICHstrent, Juxi
position in which the government has bane plow"
.
adverse vote on the Reform Bill, at such sa emeem
moment, and the news of an actual stommuswein
hostilities in Germany, have had a bad seen m
market and business has been almost empomei
demand for shipping, yarns has been emotes* mei,
and exporters (especially thine shining to tie esege
have manifested leas &Volition to do twine tleeiol
long time past. Tke market is weaker, cue rim ail
with a tendency to Kier way still further. le
yarns very little Waness has been dose, eat egruisidit
a decline of id. per lb. Buyers say that ia owe
cop yarn they have found, p.racticany, prim poi'
in their favour. In cloth busmen has ben mask nom
for this week post,tothe fedlliSlifisai id& fa
fears of a war on Continent, whit it fieweei
only aggravate the evils under which se many wwwwei;
and financial concerns have been recently saillenegoog,
day buyershave been induced almost wholly
their orders. Thishranchof the market is eousmestlf
fiat and depressed. There is a decline in slant ep o
scriptions of cloth as well as of yarns. The ammo, r
shirtings have in some instances been pined 1t4.4
piece below the rates of LW Friday. And g
the decline would have been much greater bat 4e,
large engagements which have been for eons nom, e,
hands of manufacturers, and which render then Wale
lea independent for the moment. Many saammee
hold contracts which will keep them busy far
ward, and consequently they have no nerwity teat
orders at a moment of exceptional preen% hie th
sent. Those in a leas favourable position led it delis!
to make sales, and ,the market closes with a skim ee
unsettled feeling.

DiANUFACTLTBES.—Hrnimernum, Ann.—fag
have been a few more buyers in the market Saki.
last week, including some from London. now*
however, did not appear to be so much for lags waft
but more for job lots or anything cheap. lubssij
parcels have been made up in new goods for ern Aft.
trade, but great caution was manifest in *Woe
actions.

WOOLS.—HUDDIRITIELD, JU/n1 19. —ll6
of colonial are still operating sparingly, sot bog
sufficient confidence to buy largely. There are elmsr
arrivals of German, which, though ocuiderably drag
have not yet found buyers.

COUN.—Huu, Jules 19.—At today's markets ask
rate supply of English wheat, forwhich farmaseskonike
able advance ; the sales made are about 2a. to 3s. pi a
over last Tuesday's currency ; foreign in good mutt
the improvement above noted. Barley fully M cks,
beans and peas. Oats in good demand, and Ills drip
tions move off at prices in favour of sellers, Weser em,
of which the bulk of the arrivals consist, =ad be peal
dearer. Foreign arrivals for the week :—Wliest, ißt,
barley, 4,356 • oats, 599 ; beans, 631; pea, 1,03;
Indian corn, 900 qrs.
IPSWICH, JUNI 19.—An extremely short eatil
wheat here to-day. for which there was an actin
at an advance of 3s. to 4s. per qr. from this day ee
Scarcely any spring corn on offer.
LUDB, JUNE 19.—We have • good sale far bstli
new red wheat at an advance of 3a to 41, pa qr. able
the rates of last Tuesday. In all other arta m

fully as dear.
LIVKRPOOL, Joss 19.-To-day's market was mum
derately attended, and there was a good demand
wheat, at about 6d. per rental higher es the week. Piss
in active request, at 25. to Is. per sick advance on Tsi
day's rates. Indian wen steady st the rams of this le
week. Oats and oatmeal firm. Malt and bans s
changed.
LYNN, Joint 19.-A small attendance at our Cm b
change this day, and a short show of wheat ; prime es
fully 34. to 4s. per qr. higher, with a brisk demur/Lim
' our local millers. Barley and oats each Is. per qr. dean
Per qr. imperial to the grower : -Wheat, red, sid,ilb
to 641b5., per imperial bushel, 51s. to 51s. ; dins, net
new, 60Ithi. to 611bs. 47a. to 525. Barley, best desks
malting 5311 m. to 541ba. 375. to 40s. • ditto miss rival
ditto, silbs. to 531b5., 355. to 35e. bats, 36111. tab,
245. to 26e. Beans, 631ba. to 651 be., 48s. to 50s. I'm
maple, 631 be. to 641 be., 36e. to 40a.
Newc,tertA, ,Torez 19.-At our market this nail
we had a moderate show of what from the psw,
and the arrivals from the coast se well as from abreaMml
equally so the trade opened with great excitemestbsis
proved report from Mark-lane having impartedatinsiss
prices, sales being freely effected at a further 6114 ti
per qr., hub new south country red making
runs rather wanting in condition, being at the auras
placed at 525. 6d. to 535. pe_rso4lba, whibt for dither
Holstein yellow we made an. per 5041b5. Floarbyl
sack dearer ; extra households being worth lb to ta.
and whites in proportion ; foreign, 425. to Ma hi As
articles we have little variation to note.
SALISBURY, Joint 19.-Haymaking being in fan
tion, there was a short supply of grain, and • Skin
ante ; there was a strong inclinatica to bey, Ist 88
sacks were objected to, and business in wheat
pr
rally was dull, at from 3s. to 45. per quarter admit
Flour advanced about 2s. per sack. In other destipam
of grain trade was steady, and sold st slightly admai
rates. But little trade doing in malt, and promsthl76l
New wheat, 48s. to Ms. per qr. ; old ditto, 42a tab;
barley, 355. to 425. ; oats, 225. to 325.; beans, 40L !it ;
peas, 42a. to 50e. ; rye, 265. to as. per qr. ; tares, u5ll
,
is. 6d. per bushel ; flour, 35e. to 41s. per sack; 0".
64a. to 66e. per quarter.

CATTLE.—Sxmancsx, Jews 19. Our farisiile/
market held to-day was largely supplied witk 110 •
trade was quick, and prices were slightly in adriaw
last market. There were a few good lambs Ce °61;161
sold freely at about ls. per lb. 'The pig market wwrs7
liberally supplied with small pigs, lied a gccd
changed hands at exceedingly high prices. Bid, u
7d. to 9d. per lb. ; mutton, lid. to 9d. ; veal, 7a. Si) ""
fresh pork, 74d. to 8;d. ; dry bacon, 9d. w 100.; 101 l
ditto, 9cl. to Sod. ; sweet pickled hams, 10d. ts
Quarter-old store pigs, 245. to 30.. each.

QUEZNSTOWN JUNE 19.—The Inman 11.0
ship City of Cork, from New York on the 6th toot. 1,
rived here at 7.15 p.m. to-day. She bringla,soo Mil
specie and 101 piumengers, of whom she 13 IA
sad proceeded at 7.30 p.m. for Liverpool. la
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