The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-10 00:00:00

MARKETS.

OUTTON.—LTVIRPOOL, Juan S.—Market quiet. Prices easier
for American. Estimated sales to-day 8.000 bales, Including
2.000 speculation and export. 4.000 American. Sid. to 14441-
WO Penman, dm., Ind. to 13d.: 150 Mooed° and Bahia, 121 d. to
13d. ; 200 Pmyptian, 1641 to 17d. ; 3,250 Surat, Id. to Mid. ;
IrjHalide, ite. Bd. to aid. ; 100 Peru, 12}d. Fair DI2OI-
al:efd. : fair Oosuawnttee, aid.: fair Broach, yd. ; fair
Bengal. 7.d. ; fair Egyptian. 16ed. ; fair Pernam, 1241: mid•
Ming Bowels, 111 d. ; middling Orleans, 111 d.

COTTON GOODS. —MANCON/111114 Jens B—The great activity
which has prevailed he this market for several weeks past, and
the consequent advance in prices, continued up to Teasley. On
that day spinners were firm, demanding id. to ed. per lb., and
manufacturers were asking about the same advance. In both
yarn and cloth there was a steady, moderate business, but the
advanced prices checked business. The demand was chiefly for
India, and the tact that up to the end of May 48,000,000 yards of
plain cloth had been shipped to Calcutta alone during the month
shows how large have been the operations. Of course the ship-
ments era:end-tined this month, and a great quantity of yarn and
of now making to order will have to go forward, but buyers
are evidently disposed to pause now. and the market has grown
much quieter ever since Tuesday. Yesterday and to-day pelves
are weaker, In some asses to the extent of N. per lb.. but add -
owners are as yet well engaged, and nut disposed to press sales
where they have stock, or to take orders st lower prices. India
mule yarn Ws) la to some cram id. per lb. lower than on Tues-
day, and skirtings for the same market IP. to 3d. per piece down.

WOOL AND WONATED.—BRADIORD, JI7IF B.—There has
been little change in the aspect of the wool market during the
past week. The sales of wool at the country markets now form
the chief matter of attention. Yorkshire new wools usually
eagerly boaot, have thus far met with ready buyers, command-
lag prices which cannot be realised in this seat of consumption,
although the large consumers have for the most part held aloof
and shown peat caution. This is the spirit which characterises
the operations of spinners In this market. and prices remain much
the SWIM as lent week. With a large supply of wool In the
country and a slow sale in this market, there Is an confidenee
that the present quotations can be sustained. The languid con-
Mon of the other departments of the worsted trade generally
tends to increase the timidity. The demand at ON period for
yarns and manufactured voila, either for home or abroad, Is
exceedingly limited, compared with the previous years, and
there Is consequently much machinery either standing or work
lag to stock. Some leading spinners and manufacturers, it Is
true. hers recently taken more orders than for many weeks Dalt,
a few being fully engaged. Many, however, have done llttle new
business, and gladly part with stocks at the lowest rates current
of late.

WOOLLItN.— Lig= Jcgs g —The markets this morning have
not been very numerously 'heeded, few buyers from the out
towns have been present, and the amount of business transacted,
although an Improvement upon the past few weeks, has not
been large. Inquiries in the Coloured Hall have been chiefly for
plain cloths and tweeds, a few tolerably good parcels haring met
with purchasers ; fancy coatings. in the darker shade, have not
been in large request. and the parcels which have hew trans-
ferred have not been large. The White market has not pre-
sented more than an ordinary appearance hair-lists have In
some =Stant= changed hands, though only to a moderate ex-
tent. Heavy rondo are now claiming the most attention ;
beavers and whitey., In various shad= and styles of finbh, have
been in greater demand than of late, and business In this depart-
ment is assuming a mote satisfactory characeer. Prices remain
without change.

HARDWARE, —Blgitnruimu. Jcirg &—The trade of this
town continues flat the country orders for every description of
Roods arc mull, and in some brooches the men are not weeklng
full thor. , In the foreign department busissesis also dell ; man•
peratively little Is being done to the north of humps, and the
'latest advice. front that quarter are discounts:ink relative to the
future of this year's trade. A few orders hose just keen put in
hand on account of some of the Eastern markets, and there ts a
fair amount being done to the West Indies ; but in all other

respects trade has seldom been more lifeless. In the metal trades
sleekness is felt, and for fancy goods of every descn• tau there
,s a very moderate demand.

(ARN._CA•gliDalt, RIR B.—Wheat i • short 1••••,4y, %.„1
Quite as door, as were oats. Wheat, 6as. to Ks. data, 268,
aft Barley, 36a Beans. 445.
Cattbrsln, J NI • —Then, was • fair supply of win at at .un
inarkd today, selling at folly last week's rate., dvmanl on
good. There was no chaste In the value of barley and out. .4
which there was a small quantity In market. Priem nithre
'Ace., *la 6d. to Sys.: rod, 21a. to 24a nd. barley. 14, u,
la.: oats. potato, 121. 6d. to 13a. &I. per Carliele hu&el . flour
won op td. per stone, the prices current being:. &I. to 24 ud.
oatmeal, 6d. to 2a. 6d. ryemeal azot harlepagritl. (4 •
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Cotof geTtn. Jules B.—The supply of wheat w moatt and the hhehtte. tr.n.ceed wits only limited. sa larniere 41 84
generally yield to the concession of per qr. required Le
tniller• Beans sad pees .arcs. with a slow trade at late
quotations.

tiutto►oaT, JTHE 9.—Then was a good moldy or stem
day. Trade was very dull, and on the sales enetted a .44
reduction was made. Beans and oat. rather dearer. whist.
Mt. to 765. Barley, 34• to 40s. Oats, 245. to sea Beans. •a<
to 495.

LiteIISTER, JUNZ 8 —The supply of wheat at today's market
Was barely an average. There was a limited demand, and len"
were rather easier. Old white. 70s. to 75a new, ts& t„
old red, 655. to 705.: new, U2s. to her per 3C dune. Tv
quantity of barley at market was exceedingly scanty, aim the
demand for feed sorts was fair at vary little change in the
bons: grinding, Sus. to 345. per 30 atone. There was a t„,1„.1,6
inquiry for oats, which realised late prices; odd. ale. to Z,
new, 20. to Sin. per 24 stone. We had only n limited shoe
beans, which sere about the lame in value as last work, edit
the demand was less settee : new. 465. to fete. per 14 SIM*.
a small show, and prices as Wore. Fuse !tour nude Ma told.
seconds, 44 to 475. per seek.

74IWCA3TIX-UPON:711111, Jowl B.—The weather this coney hat
been unsettled : we have had rain daily, with a mild Minium-
ture up to yesterday. when the wind veered to the north
day le cloudy, and like more wet. At oar market this 11P447,,,
we had • moderate show of wheat from the growers. but
from the coast as well as from abroad the arrivam are
large, and, being beyond the requirements of the mensal,
to effect Wes of either foreign or south country desenpboe,
reduction of quite Ia per qr. had to be conceded, the trade up,s
the whole ruling slow at the decline. Flour unclumged. 34,"
demand lur grinding barley, at last week's prints, Malt, uni,.,„
fine, neglected. In beans and peas little change can be eased.
Scotch oats fully 'maintained their value, bat secondary lonia
descriptions were offered at a decline of about 6d. per qr. m
arrivals this week are :—Wheat, coastwise. t 1,540; h.nlrn, 7.5 r,
Rye, coastwise, 19. Barley, foreign. 400. morms.,
80. Oats, coastwise, 2,337 (*rehire, 4,487. Peas, foreign,we.Beans, coastwise, 25: foreign, 1.15. Flour, coastwise, MS sacks:
foreign, 300 barrels.

NOttwimi, JO B.—At our market to-day, the supple of
wheat was limited, and the trade being resttictml by the high
prices asked by our farmers, but few samples changed hands at
last week's rates. In other articles there was not non it Auntie's
done. The weather during the week has been variable. sob
little sun and occasional heavy rains, retention In some measure
the progress of the areas crepe to mat the corn crops al,,u
require more sun. White wheat • weqibinu 681 w tut Ilan . 70s to
74a. ; red ditto 'weighing dolbo to Whits.,, 63s to Atis. and Gee. per
qr. Barley, nominal. Flour, 455 to 46a. pet sack. Averages:
BTheat, 1,573 qrs., 65e. 3d.: barley, 17 gra, 35a.

NoTnitogag. 8.-1 hero was a moderate supply of
wheat at our core market to-day. The demand was inactive het
fine sorts were about the same: inferior Is, per IT. lower than oes
the week pees-loin. Old white made lye. to 7tis : old red, Ca
to 7ft.: new white, 70s. to 78e.: new red, ens. to 710. per Se acme.
In malting barley nothing doing. There wee a small show of
grinding which met a steady sale, and the full rates of last-week
were maintained—now, en. to ate per 30 atone. Of oats the
supply was only limited, and there wan a firm demand, samples
changing hands at quite as much money as heretofore old, ra.
to 36a : new, 26a to 335. per stuns. Tie show of beans •as
smutty, and the demand was rather slow, prises undenroiuc no
material alteration—new, {Se. to 501. per its atone. Tito wane of
peas was without change. Super Sour, sn. to Us.; flue, tut. to
60a. pee 20 atone

OXFORD, Jr Ng d—There was a fair simply of wheat at this
corn exchange to-day, with ■ good attendance, but the amount
of busineei done was limited. The wheat trade ruled henry
throughout ; farmers asked and o►tained full rates of last week,
but as dealers would only buy for immediate use, a lame pm.
portion remained unsold. Barley very little in the market. ad
few Inquiries for It. Oats sold at full rates; beans and pew
;mod trade. Quotations: wheat. 6.'w. to ids perquarter lark),
Ste to toa. ; oats, 255. to 345. ; beans, tie to 60s. : peas, 44s no
Nis. ; dour, Sal. per quarter.

PrTFAIJOILOI7OII, Juni &—We bed a mood supply of wheat
here to day, and when sake were made, it was U a redurn,e
of Is. per yr. from the peaces made last week. OW and I, .uo
were likewise la. per qr. lower.

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READDIO, JONI B.—ln the corn market to-day there Ins a
Rood array of samples. Wheat plentiful, oats and barley mde.
rate, and peas and beans rather scarce Trade opened dull at
last week's priors, with oats and peas inclined to rise. 01,14
daring the favourableness of the weather for harvest operstios,
the niarkat was well attended.

BOCHT +tee, due B.—During the present week, and Mace ow
last report, the grain trade in Ibis city has been very dull, thee-
being hut few operations of • speculative character. while
prices have taken a downward tendency Best samples of wheat
were only a small show, and prices generally must be quoted is
favour of buyers, the quotations bring Is. to Na. per yr in
favour of buyers. Yet extra superior samples of white wheat
the terms are 710. per qr. ; other sorts, ens. 1.. los . and
secondary and inferior, 635. trier*. per qr. ; beet red wheat, C±,.
to 875. ; and other sorts, Cab. to ti2l per yr. The foreig• wale
I was leas firm, and pries* the turn cheaper, with wily
a very limited demand on the part art buyers. flour
was dull. and prices shout ed. ts le per sack is
favour of buyers. Wi h a very restricted inquiry for barley, both
mailbag and grinding kinds meat be istotod at sleet In per qr.
cheaper ; for heat samples of malting the terns are tit
and others 405 to 41s. per qr. ; grindiug hark/. 30e. to 34".
per yr. Oats were In pretty fair request, and that deaription of
grain sold steadily at slightly improved terms, best old sons
fetching tels. to 30t., and others 225. to tun. per .Ir. There is
Mae alteration to report In either beans or peas, awl the prior
of each continue about the name as before. During the week
the weather has been exceedingly unsettled, and there have been
freqncut and heavy thunder showers, wind' have wined ran
beneficial to the hop plant*.
Weenccit. J use B.—Aupply of all kinds of grain nawlerets
to-day, with a rather sluggish demand, but cannot quote a
lower price for anything.
JUNE B.—At this day's market there was arain
My short supply of wheat, but the sales made were at a donne
of Is. per qe. Barley Ia per qr. cheaper. Oats quite as dear.
Beans held for fully an much money. Peas neglected,
YORK. J tee B.—There was only a limited supply of wheat at
tirdas 'a co n market, and the attendance was moderate. The
condition of the grabs was about as usual. The trade Kneed
quiet, and recent currencies were difficult to make. %thin
qualities ranged from W. to its. ; red, Sas. to 84a. per Ni stye,
The transactions in malting barley may hr written nominal Yoe
grinding recent prices were supported —33 W. to 375. per yr. of 30
stone. There was no material change to report in oats, Ike sup-
ply of .which was abort—new, les. to 30s. per Si stone Theshoe
of beans was meagre, and the demand ruled moderate at late
currencies—new, Kn. to 48e. per 39 stone Rye was quoted et
345. to We. malt. OW to 70a per quarter Flour, 47, to Ore
per sack of

WATIMFORD. Jc'ca R.—This week two small cargoes mains
arrived from abroad : from other sources receipts have hero as
tremely limited. In foreign wheat some transactions have taken
place at a decline of 3d. per barrel, and the Inquiry is incrossiiiir.
Indian corn has been depressed in value by the lower accounts
from the leading markets, and on sales made the past day or too
reduction of about la per barrel had to be submitted to Black
oats do not attract much attention, but nothing under oar last
'Saturday's quotations would buy. Irish wheat and kirk) un-
changed. flour Is. cheaper. The weather is still chilly. silk
very frequent showers—altogether most unusual for this seasiii
Imports this week : 2.843 qrs.. wheat, $10: Slat d
sacks : meal, 4 sacks. F.xports this week :—Oats, 2,811 lets
dour, 194 sacks: oatmeal, St.

PORTSMOUTH Jens 9.—Mr. Com, the First
Lord of the Admiialty, has notified to the Mayor of Ports-
mouth that a naval review will take place at Spitbead
sometime about the Ifith of Jul . The ship. to be reviewed
will we believe consist of the squadron, under the
oonsmand of Rear-Admiral F. Warden, C. 8., these:4lWe
gunboats, and possibly of some of the vessels euiployal in
the coast guard service.

ST. NATAIRE, Jere 8. —The Panama arriced
here this evenink with 265 passengers. Her dates are
Were Cruz, Kay 13; Havana, 18; and St. Thomas. 14.

• .
Quannsroww, Jv ma 8. —The Cunard vain
ateamnhip Tripoli. from New York, arrived here at :01
p.m. to-day with 91 passengers. She landed 2•4 passengers
and despatches, and proceeded for Liverpool at 140 p.m.
All wolf.

We are requested to state that more books will
be gladly received by the St. Andrew's Waterside )iix ion.
Gravesend. Above 1,000 ships have been supplied with
some reading for the men, and 120 good lihrlUlel put Ogl
board the largest ships bound on long voyages, free of ex-
pense. AU this within 1.1 months by contributions d
books and periodicals. The railways carry the mission
parcels free to Gravesend from Fenchurch.tdreet and
Bricklayers' Arms stations.

HALMS RESTORED BY Du BARRY'S FOOD TO 711111
SToMACII, nerves, limp, and liver of old andcuring
dyspepsia (Indigestion`, constipation, dlarrlves. acidity
ache. neuralgia, hysteria, palpitation, sleephosness. debil4b,
wo•dluo, cough. Asthma, fevers, consumrw s. lo spirit.. oti.sm
annual cures which had resisted all me ines. inoludoor that of.
his !Wine., the Pope —Tins, at Is. 1(d.: 11h., m
241 b. 4'h.—Du harry and Co., 77, Regentgtreet. 4nhJ.m .also as
61. Gracechurch-street 4. Cheapside; 63 and 1:4), Oxford-street.
and all grocers and chemista.—(Advortlarnteut.l