The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-19 00:00:00

MARKETS.

LACE AND HOSllULY..Norrnromx, Jam I&—Thera
a lair unruly ill .revel depailineuts o 1.114
unusually ittliet seams. German bluer* continue to place mall
„mere end wise are being shipped to the States, but for the
home marketa there Is little chance, either la the tielfinOli ,min
the prices soked. There is a alight improvement U. the haQt-ry
trade, and Recounts from Manchester Indicate that there at,
some Wks orders awaiting execution for the American market.
but the recent failures outside necessitate considerable ennuis;
There is also a rather better Inquiry for south America, andfo;
the home markets. Varna continue Irm,—.,Nottli sham Jour.
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rtorTolo.—Lrvidroot., July 18.—Coottauf nit good demand
at lull prices. Sales ln,ooo bale; fueludlag3,o4 speeelatiea and
export. 8.000 AnSel:4ll, Sid. tO 121,1. : 1,000 Perham. A. , 1014.
to 101.1. : 74 1144111 am, 120. to 17d.: 300 llaceln and Balda,
10d. to 11d. ; 100 fitl.4d. : 400 Egyptian, 134. to 10d. 4,o4Surat,Surat, 4le Ma d. to Old.: , &dada, &e., Sid to lid.: 100 Prta,
41
9,.10 Iti• Fair D ellerah. g: fair Ooatravutter,
fair moam Sid. ; fair Bengal. 7d.: fair Egyptian. 141.1. ;
Wyk
101 Pernam, Middling Bowed', 100. ; middling wean.
d.

WOOL AND WORSTED. —BRADFORD, Jobe IP...Thefe
been a marked decline In the wool trade since last smk. The
flatness reported on klorday has become more apparent under
the very unfavourable state of the weather. There Is an apathy
amongst the buyers of wool. Some staplm hold Nth rest
firmness, but there are others who are willing sellers at rates
which area shade either. Down wool fairly maintallis its pri,,
Lustre wool is weak. Wools of quality are most lu denond Is;
worsted p.m', merchants are buying odd lot. to ~..r .mall
orders which come to hand. Prices are not much I hant,l Iron,
last week, but much depends on the position of the spinner:
whilst some are Arm, others are ready to make a conee,don.
There Is still a steady demand for super Us. at low puce..
There Is some slight movement In 40s for Russia. Other sorts
are In little request. The piece trade continues small sod drag.
ging. Theannoencement of fresh failures in America has teaded
to cause more flatness. Though some new business has ham
done on home account, yet this depat uncut dots not, cm the
whole, open oat well. The German business Is of an armee
character—small and steady. Some purchases of plain r.. 48 ate
made from stacks, and some Weis of g. ssis, epecially Catania
may be bought considerably cheaper thou of late. Prices are sot
much changed.

CORN —Munro/um, Jute 18.—M Oda day's market there
was span a very abort supply of Basil& wheat, ahich era
cleared off at an advance of to. to b. per quarter : krelra 1.
per quarter dearer. On barley the turn was In favour of seller.
Oats and Beans unaltered. Pam La higher.

7:enrol...lois Id—There was a very limited supply of Emily
wheat on offer to-day, which, owing to the adverse weather of
the last tour or ere days, wild at an advance of Is. to 3. per qr.
Foreign also la good request, at la per qr. more money. Grind.
log harley and oats„ 3d. to dd. per qr dearer. Indian corn tik
moderate demand, mixed American selling at, from Sea to Stis.6d.
per ninth. Beaus and peas stualterwiL

Davizcs.JCLT IB.—The weather has usably elected the one
market to-day, and we have to report a MA trade at a time of
iv per qr., with everything cleared at this advance Bread has
consequently been put up ld. per gallon by the bakers. Other
articles may be quoted Ili lad week with the mopeds at
beans, which made from Mts. to 26a. 6d. Bast where whelk
les. to 35s 6,1.: best red ditto, Ma to 36a. ed. : outer tuna. Ma to
22a : barley. Sts. to 40a.: beans, Vs, to tea peas, lit to
22e.: vetches: lie. to M.; rye, les. to ISa ed. : tine doer, tit. to
Us. beet seconds, Ilea to 6i s.: oda 26a to Us.

11•ECREETER, JC LL IF.—We had a petty good attendant', of
buyers at this atomises niallust, sad the trade t=ell bYheldem
asking an advance of is. to Es. pas Melba oa the descriptions
of English wheat, and fully is. on Milian and Californian whites,
which checked the demand, and only a moderate business was
doss at the enhanced rates. Otiod fresh qualities of flour realised
an advance of Is. per Ziolla. data and oatmeal were each the
turn dearer. Grinding barley scarce, and prices rather higher.
Egyptian beans were la dd. per quarter, and Canadian pem ed,
dearer. English beans and Indian corn were quotably without
change in prices.
NEWARK, Irtr 17.—There was a moderate show of wheat at
market, and buyers purchesed to a fair extent at an advance of
Is. to be. per qr. For grinding barley late prices were ampeeted.
The show of oats was limited, end prim were Ors. Beane
maintabsed their value.

NIIIIIII7IY, JULY 18.—Ourtnarket was moderately supplied with
wheat this day. Buyers were Mow to purchase. There wae but
little business transacted, at an advance of la to M. per cr.
Nothing doing in barley. Oats a good sale, at Is. more money.
Beans steady, at late rates.
Erdweenou, JULY 17.—As compared with lad week, wheat
was ed. down an top., and led. up on average. Barley wm is
up as top, and Id. up on avenge. Oats were ed. up on top.
and In ed. down on sreragu. Beans were Ta lip on top. sad
6a up on the avenge of this day fortnight. Wheat. 58s. ed. to
eaL ; bane) 321. to 40u ; oats, Ca. Gd. to Ira 3d, ; beam, Ns.
to •it

CATTLE.—Budinrogair, JOLT It.—We received rather I
larger supply of Masts than usual on Thursday last: the trade
was slow, at Tuesdays rates lisp and leash* a good supply:
• fair clearance, prima shade easier ; calves a moderate *apply;
trade steady ; fat pigs a short supply. Beef, dd. to 71d. per lb.;
mutton, 81d. to rid.; lamb, Id. to 71d. ; veld, Bd. to 71d;
bacon pigs, Sa. Pl. to 9s. 6.1. par score porket, 9e. to 10s.
Balmy JOLT 113.—We had a larger supply of fat beef this
last week there being a very kir number combined free Ira
land ; trade ma dull and slow, a considerable number of animals
being left on hand 1111 • late hour . prices were rather easier,
very beat descriptions reigning from 70s. to 765. per owl., mad
inferior samples at from tea to 675. The supply of store cattle
was !ergs, though It numbered Sot or 400 lees than last week;
there was a good attendance of buyers, sod trade, after the late
rains, was rather more brisk, and prices • shade better for any-
thing good. A short supply of mlich cows met with slow eln
the majority of them Ming of an indifferent character;
prices ruled low, and best descriptions did not realist more than
an% sod secondary from £l2 to £l6. There was • good supply
of sheep, with a dull sale, and prices remained about the sum
as last week.: from 7.1. to led. being en average quotation..
.The
show of Wool was very large, there being nearly 1,000 comatose
from Ireland during the week. There was en active domsad
sad • brisk trade, at prime ranker from 10. to 9d per Ib. We
had • short supply of pigs, and trade remains Ins very stapact
state, and transactions were very limited. Both bacon and
porkers realised from at. IN. to lc 9.1., and In some cum We. per
score wee obtained. The trade in store sheep was brisk, and
prices were rather Arm

Note/NOVAS, JCLT IT.—We had a show of hearts. which
may be quoted at last week's prices. ,res to 9a. ad. for tog
quality, and ee. dd. for second ditto. There was as average
supply of mutton. at from Td. to TN. par lb , for best quality,
and from 6itl. to Td. for coarser sorM Lamb made 91t per lb.:
and real from Td. to Tit figs fetched the same pikes as last
week.

Ent/Wiwi JOLT 17.—Tbe number of cattle this morning
amounted to 365 bead, being $ more than on this day week.
Top prim of last beet ga. ed. per stone ; current, Os ltd to
341., siscoadary and inferior, its to tie. 6d. The supply of
sheep and lambs wee 4714, being 166 more than last work.
Top price of bad mattes, 7d. per lb.. current, 61d. Lambs—
Top prices, Vs. (Itt ; current, 111 s. to Us. and downwards. Fed
tPlirbrot 6s. 6d. to CS. 6d. per atone ; six to eight weeks
ditto, ug
ash. tots. 6d.•• bead.