The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-24 00:00:00

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MARKETS.

mAsuriermiss.—Hrramtarnaz, JOLT 23.—An annp
number of Doyen kayo been la the market to-day, bat bonsai
transactions have not beau as eitanalye sa they were daring the
last few weeks past. The unsettled state of the weather pre-
vents purchasers from operating freely as they usually do si ow,
present meson, and they content themselves with small pot&
of variety, apparently guarding against being overstocked-, The
local usercimats have been doing a little during the week, ease
on Canadian amount, but they complain that their orders are
small in amount.

WOOLS.—HrODZIOPINLD, J CL! Lt.—There to less demand tor
co'onials both to-day and during the week, but this was not Un-
=eda fair quantity having been previously disposed at
' established by recent sales in London. Leis lapin for
other descriptions.

TALLOW.—The market mu steady,and priers dosed UN.
lows:—moot, 66e.: July to September, 45e. : Oct. b.r to Demo.
ber, tet ; December, Ede. &I. to We. Id. Dc.ivoire to lam
evening, 56 ; arrivals, 57.

CCITON.—LIVIRPMM, JULY I3.—IPM doing, but prices it
main stead Fatimated Woe today 10,000 bale., Melodies
3,000 and export. 6,000 American, to itid.
100 Poo, 401.,0' 1014. :10 Maranhao', 1 ;.
50 limeio
and Bahia, 104. ; 100 Rio, 104.: 300
3.340 &Mak ed. to 014. : Bengal, &II:2:1'121J 4.410171:
100 Peru, 1114. Fair Dhotis:rah, ; tetr Oemrawnitte,
far Rama. ; fair Bengal. 10.: ptiea ; ddr
Parma, 11d. ; middling Bowed; 1001.; isg4 rand,

COTTON 'oooD.i.—MastCgislga, JUT U.—The market Ire
cotton yarns and cloths has been exceedingly wanting in eater
Mon toglay, and it has been diflicult to DOort prices Yr
shipping yams there are orders in the market, but spines,
gave bee'i demanding a rise of id. to id per lb., which bums
would not listen to, and It conacquently stopped business. hi
home trade yenta a decidedly quiet tone prevails, and price
may be quoted pretty much as on last Tuesday. This Maack g
the market is slow and heavy In the extreme. In cloth also tls
market Is doll. Notwithstanding a large business has been doer
lu cotton at Livetiool for some days at rather higher ruin
there is no response to the excitement In the cloth market, tm
it las rather had the effect of checking all operations . and Inks
buyers, who have been of Late the chief operators. and are ms
looked to so likely to give a better tone to business, have all at
once withdrawn from the tr arket, and are not buying at at
lois has given a gloomy character to Ml branches of the market.
and to make sales of India cloths lower prices would bare to be
taken. A report prevailing of some torte India house In Loado,
and connected with Manchester, being embarrassed has cased
a good deal of unessioese It is believed there la no tosindatlos
for the report, but It Ls producing a bad West so long al 13 Is at
c3ntradlcW.

COES.—HriA, Jt7Lt 23.—Weather In the early part of the
week was unsettled, and a great quantity of rain tell shoe
daily: the last day or two has hoes tlner, and farmers wit la
enabled to secure the remainder of the hay crop. Attie
moment we write the weather looks settled, and w3k die
educed stocks of grain, both In growers' hands id at the pett
a continuance of such la much to be desired. At to-day's market
a small supply of English wheat, which l taken off by 101 l
millers at fully last week's currency, and la some Mutinous 1..
per qr. more money Is obtainable. Foreign sells more freely, at
1a to is. per qr. advance on the week hut the demand rum
chiefly on fresh reds, which are getting very mane. Barley 1.1
good request, and price* scale favour sellers, 391. per 32 dam
paid for stout grinding. Beans and peas rather dearer, and of
the latter but few offering. Oats continue to move upward",
and most of the arrival cleared off : the demand for France Rill
contlaues. Arrivals for the week : —Wheat, foreign, 12,341 ;
barley, 1,419: mita, 2,623 ; beans, 304 ; Pest. 10. rye, 70: Indlan
corm, 637 qrs.

lesincu, JULY ML—Very little English wheat sewing here
to-day. Sales were made at is. to is. per or. advance. Mlles
have to bay Porelan freely to meet their requirements. Beans
ant peas fully as dear.
Ulna, JULY 23.—The day proving fine, our millers will and
buy wheat, incept for their very immediate necessity, when
sales are mode Prklays prices are well maintained. ALL Mhos
articles quite as dear.

Livearook, JULY P3.-The weather continues most critical-
frequent, almost unlntemipted rains-and It Is well that the
crops are not in a more advanced stage, as the evil at meat
threatened may be in a great measure averted by the timely
return of a more propitious season. In the meantime the
markets are on the advance for foreign as well as British wisest,
most of those held at the close of the past week mama an im-
provement of Is. to 2s. per qr., with more anxiety on the pen of
consumers to replenish their almost exhausted stocks. The
near continental countries, from the same canoes as Manatee
the trade bare, are also dearer, and the muss at a range
so elevated as to preclude the possibility of buonen
being done in this direction. for which we most wait the real,
sation or harvest and the settling of prices net a bath to admit
of profitable transactions. The American mop reports are upon
the whole more favourable, sad it appears rather likely that et a
late period of the autumn we may begin to derive some quaado
from that usually prolific source of supply. Business bore gem
Friday has been active in wheat at advancing rates-mit.: dull
and prices barely supported. We have some addition to the
arrivals of wheat, Indian corn, and dour noted in our last, het
the aggregate supply is short of the average quantity of Isle
weeks the exports are to a fah. extent. We have a inmil fie'
mead for wheat from millers this morning, and considerable
sales of white have been made at a further Improvement, making
the advance dnce this day week at ed. per cental. Bed wheats
are more in request, but do not generally realise so mach ad
vanes sa white. Flour Is. per sack dearer. Beans well at ia par
qr. more money. Oats and oatmeal steady. Peas firm-none
Bain first bands. Indian corn remains about the seine In ides
as on Friday, with a moderately fair demand.
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LYNN, JULY 23.—The weather since this day week has hem
eery unsettled, with strong gales of wind. At today's market
we had is short show of wheat, and prices were fully Is to ts
per qr. dearer. Barley and oats each Bd. to Is. per qr. dearth
with but little offering. Beans as last week. Per imperial Sr
to the grower—Wheat, white, new, Nibs. Loftily. per imperial
bushel, 70s. to 741. ; ditto, red, GAN. to &Um., els. to Ms.
oats, 36th.. to &Übe, 24e. to Vs. beaus, Baba. to &Sibs., 414.
to 48s : peas. maple, 63115. to 64th. , Mato 42a.

NIWCPATLI-011-TTNI. JULY 23.—The weather coalesce ren
unsettled, which is doing muck injury to the hay eron Al
our market this morning we had a moderate show of whirl
from the powers as well as from the coast, but from abroad du,
arrivals are to a fair extent. London being scarcely so pod $
expected, and factors being unwilling to sell estxpt st enhaead
rates, a very moderate business resulted In coaseitience now
is about ed per sack dearer and In good deemed. Nothing el
moment stirring In other articles.

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