The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-07 00:00:00

MARKIIS

StAIIrfrACTLItiIk—HrDDILFIELD, ArOCST f.—The Laren
attentimit to-clay have not beau so numerous as last week..the
few present being chiedy from the provinces sod scarcely any
from London. A few transactions have taken place for the Ca.
aedlen trade, and some aim foe the Continent, but the home
buyers have been exceedingly cautions, limiting their pnrci
to immediate requirements only. flits is generally at thp
season a good demand springing up for autumn and winter
goods, but manufacturers of these descriptions complain much
at present of want of orders. Some little has been done in the
shipping trade during the week but quantities are difficult to
more.

WOOLS,—HtlDriganntur, Atristrag 6.—Some moderate tram.
Whom have taken place during the week, Mit next Louden isles
being announced to commence on the 15th Inst.. with newly
110,000 bales, has caused buyer to bold ott, and a very small
quantity has changed hands today.

TALLOW.—TITIMAT Erasleo —The market closed steady
on the spot, and firm for °Molar and December delivery. ftue.
new, 459. 9d. ; ditto old, 455. ; August to September, 455. 6d. 0
455. ; October to December. 444. to 445. 3d . Deemnba,
464. 64. Deliveries to WI evening. 151 casks: minis, 105.

OOION.—LIYMOoIo AlJousi 6.—Market quiet at about
decline lines Irrlda .batod Wes to-day 10,000 baler, In-
cluding 1.300 gecdatloo sad export. 5.000 Asterleaa, pd. tp
13d. : 1,300 Perusal, 80., 100. to 130.: 300 Mud° sad Bahia
044 to 10d.. 350 Sinaloa, 1341 to 17d.: 3,030 Surat, sd. to pi,
=l, Schad., ete 644. to 71d. ; 90 Peru, 1044. Pik Dad.
; 511 r Ooolowattee,
00.
1 ; fair Broach, Sid.: fair
Bowed%
; tdr;
Orleans, 13441. tar Paruam. lid ; Milk*

COTTON 000178.—ManChaermt, Acorn g.—The demand
which bee eadmed for the put Welk though offers have mil
been made at low and declining prices, has led to inch a bug.
races for ladle goods that gooks have been a good deal relieved.
Buyers would only from stock, or where very early
delivery could be and the masftuence has not been to
place manufacturers under centred', that render them ledepee.
dent of the market, but they feel themselves In a far better pod.
lion that they bare not shown Ism disposition to accept the
rates they would have taken under digereet circumstances lu
the general market business has not shown much change, and
cloths are dull and difficult to move. In yarns there baa Gm a
Oat and quiet market, without much change in prices, but id. to
id. pet lb. decline would hare to be accepted IA order to effect
melee

WOOLLEN.—Lathe, Atrium (I.—We have to report a
limited attendance of buyers at the cloth halls this morning,
few houses from a distance have been represented. and the gene.
rat tone of the markets has been inactive. The demand in the
coloured hall has been mostly for tweeds In better clue makes,
which have changed bands to a moderate extent. Steel nut.
tures and blue-greys are the prevailing shades ; a few inquiries
have been made for browne, but not to any large extent. The
and other departments have been qulet,
serePasle amount of business done has been L•al.
In 'the white market heavy goods have forroedinri Met
attraction, althea& greet we Is AM manifested not to nut.
chum largely In these makes. Beavers are chiefly Inquired for,
• few parcels In plain and mitten colours having changed hands.
Wiliam' have not been la mach demand, the hoer qualifies
being at present only In request, and the general transfer has
been small flairlista hays shown but little variation. In some
quarters a moderate business has been done In the medium and
higher priced makes, but the Inquiries m a rule have not been
satisfactory. Prices have In Most cases been well maintained,
though many manufacturers are sow becoming more desirous to
effect sales.

CORN.—Hr 7.4 Arne'? g.—Weather on the whole has been
favourable for the growing crops, but harvest is nut likely to
commence in earnest for at least 14 to 21 days under the most
favourable circumstances : of course early patches may be cut
sooner, but ire speak now of general harvest. We again repeat
that the wheat crop Is not likely to tura out near so productive
as was anticipated souls time ago, although with favourable
weather the quality may prove Inc. At to 's market a small
rawly of English wheat ; owing to the decline Mark lane yes.
tm.y, millers wanted to purchase at some reduction, bet
growers would not submit, and In the few saes made last week's
rates are fully malutained. Foreign sells in retell only, at about
late currency, good useful Stettin red makinglita pre itielha
Barley, from scarcity, again rather dearer. Beans and peas nn-
altered. Oats continue scarce, and prices favour sellers, the
greater portion of the week's import cleared off. Weather
unsettled. Arrivals for the week:—Wheat, foreign, AM;
barley, e 32: oats, 4,317 ; beans, 7 qrs.
'mince, A 001787 B.—We have as incessant rain to-day, which
must retard harvest operations. Scarcely any wheat at market,
so quotations cannot be altered. Has and peas fully as dew.
LIVNIPOOL, AUGUST 6.—We had a very good attendance at
to-days market, and a large business was done in wheat at
Wld. to 2d. per cental higher than on this day week. Mu
ictrod demand at former extreme rates Indian corn wu also
in good request at Is. per quarter advance on the rates of Tees-
=hat. Ogee steady. Oatmeal in good demand at previous
and unchange
Canadian peas unchanged. Beans steady. Barley scarce
d.
Leans, AVOIIST 6—The weather la unsettled to-day here. and
telegrams ansousce the south country crop is again overtakes
with heavy rain this is • most senowi matter, but at present
none of these things move our millers, who are dolug nothing
whatever, perhaps the consequence of factors requiring an ad-
Tame of la to b. over the rates of lea week. Barley and beans
rather dearer: other articles without change in demand or
value.

Lye. Acorn 6.—The weather since Tuesday has been fine;
i to-day s wet with wind south.west At to-day's market there
was a small supply of wheat ; trade firm, at kit well Prices.
barley scarce, and rather dearer. Beans as last week. Out ad.
per or. cheaper. Per Imperial qr. to the grower
white, new, Ribs to MIA. pe imperial bushel, 7ft. to 765.
ditto, red, 60Ibs. to 6211.., 66. to 705.; oats. 3611 n. to Ma,
245. to 275. : beans, 631 be. to 661ba., Us. to 465.: peat. maple,
6:1114. to tabs., 40a to 42a.
NEWCASTLZ-ON-TINT. Avocet 6,—The weather hat again
assumed an unsettled appearance. Yesterday afternoon rant set
in, and we have had showers during the day. At our market
this morning we had a moderate show et wheat from the
growers as well as from the coast, and although Mark-lase
came worse than expected nevertheless it was without fauns*
upon our market, a fair business having been stone at &boat
former rates. Choice south country yellow sold at lb., and
fine red Danish bland at 71s. fkl per &Nibs. respectively. Flour
being scarce met a steady Inquiry at full prices, more especially
forein, extra Kiel fetching 5.95. Griading barley quite as dear
and winded. In other articles we have very little attention to
note.

THE HOP PLANTATIONS.—ROCHLITER, ACuror6.
—The few fine days of last week had the effect of slightly
improving the hops, but the dull ungenial weather which
has since prevailed has prevented the bine developing
itself, and the prospects of the planters are daily becom-
ing more nnfavoura le. In moat of the grounds there is
an increase of vermin, and in many of the plantations the
plants are beginning to turn black, whilst in a few of the
bed grounds there is • prospect of a fair average crop,
about equal to that of last year. In the majority of the
plantations the crop is expected toprove a complete failure,
the yield not exceeding about 2 cwt. or :I cwt. per acre.
Much, however, will depend on the weather (tunny the
next few weeks, and should this improve it is probable
that many of the grounds will grow a fair quantity of
bops. In the Sussex plantations the hops daring the past
week have certainly improved, and some of the largest
planters are anticipating growing • fair crop. There us
several grounds, however, on which the hops are in a mat
wretched condition. Owing to the unfavourable character
of the accounts which continue to be received the hop
market continues to rise. and • further advance of to
255. per cwt, for best aorta has taken place.

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