The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-26 00:00:00

MARKETS.

LACE A NI) ROSTERY.-.llorrtNnusn. Jr LT 2:—.n . 4
no Material change lb the lace trade, the aeniaild for thu home
markets continuing firm, while the shipping trade rtniaila tole.
rably animated. At the hosiery warehnnaes there is a slight Im.
provement, chiefly for the home trade. Varna are dill very Om
some numbers selling fractionally higher.--"Nottil gham
DaL"

COTTON.—Ltvcarooa, JULY 23.—We have had an Improved
demand at very arra rates. Eatlinated mike to-day 1%000 tabVdadlii a
5.000 specatLiias mad export. 8,000 Arnericaa, sd,
az,u.. ew Pennon, dcc., lid. to am.. 60 Manahan:, 111 d .
1,000 Maeda and Bahia, 9d. to 101 d.; 60 Rlo, iod • 3uo
Wtaw MA. to 17d. ; 5,100 Ault, 61d. to 91d. ; Bengal,
ade. Mid. to 71d. ; China, Vid • 300 Pero 0
aid
11d. 11Pair .Ithollarah, Sit ; fair oouratruttme, fair
Loath, aid. ; fair Brogal, 7d. ; fair 14d. adr
sum 11d.; middlamg auwada 1014.; a Oslsmai, jotd.

WOOL AND WOBSTED.—BLDIOID, Jct.!' U—The favour.
able change in the weather, and the le uuction in the nails rate
of discount to 2re cent., have caused a more th •crfal tooet..
precell s wool market The gloom lit lag week is s.
marked. 7111 Ike is perhaps a little more disposition to dint
nem, but the actual transactions are far from numerous
important. Some Incline to the opinion that the downorkat
tendency of wool has received a check for the present, luta
great dillefence of opinion generally prevails, and wool cam..a
be quoted higher than last week. Some staplers, who bald
stocks in expectation of doing better before long, are e.,t
disposed to accept current rates. There is a rather mte
cheerful tone in the yarn market. Some of the fore.*
houses have been making oilers, and there Is also a slight en.
procement in the demand for some sorts of yarns. The oiwra.
lions for Germany are made generally In very small lots, nail
apparently with great caution. Many stunners dal one.
plain of the unremunerative nature of the Witness. and that
machinery is not as yet much better employed. The demo! Is
goods for the Continent has vety considerably slackened, nail
rather suddenly. There is a fear again awakened that the re*.
Dons of France and Prussia are not thoroughly patille, and
this tends to disturb conhidence. Manufactures* have sot ex.
pet ienoed any improvement in the demand to-day, althulighthery
is a rather more hopeful tone. The home houses are hardly
doing an average business fur the time of the year. Purchase,
are made very cautiously. A little more is doing for Amen,
the accounts from across the Atlantic being rather more no. swing. N ices are unchanged.

CORN.—BlitillitnnAN, JOLT 25. —At this slay'a market there
was again &short supply of Mulish wheat, which found boos
at la to ts, per qr. over the pekes of this day ae'nnight. Fosa4,,,
is up. Barley, ad. per qr. dearer. Peas and oats *carve, sad
fully as high. Beans unaltered.
BRISTOL, Jute i6.—The weather through the week has !on
wet and unsettled. On our market to-day there was scarcely any
English wheat offering, and values were fully is. per qr. Mae,.
Yore]gn In good demand, at an advance of Is. on seconder) and
2a on fine qualities. Barley largely Inquired for, at an impro,e-
luent of tot. per 41r. Oats from scarcity command full pricy.
Indian corn In moderate demand, and the turn cheaper.
Devizsv. J CLT 25.—We had rather • larger supply of wheat
than last week but there was, neverthelesa. • brisk demand,
and nearly every lot was bold at from U. to Ss. a quarter ad.
vance, the top price reaching 375. Other articles remain as last
quoted. The contioned wet has, as might be expected, predu,,,l
blight in the wheat; but although it was generally menu.] ]o
the market to-day, we yet hope that genial weather may re, my
any mischief that has been caused In this respect : for with the
diminished stocks on band, it is of the greatest importauee tint
the present growing crop should be reaped to the full. 11.4
white wheat, Ida to S7a. : hest red ditto, 351. to 375. ; other sorts,
305. to its ; barley, 14a. to 40a beans, Pis. to its. ed. ; peas.
ill, to 22a; vetches, i s. to ft; rye, lee to lea ed. : line flow,
tie to 14a ; best seocodd, des. to 40e. oats, Pea to Us.

NaWAIE, JULY U.-17sare was a 14361101511/311 show of wheat
The inquiry was scarcely so good as lest 'reek, bet an adrsee
la Was. per qr. wee realised for the finest aorta. Griadh4
barley firm. Oats were disposed of at ful prices. Beaus cosn •
Wined their value.

NEWIIISILY, JULY 25.—We had a moderate supply of wheat this
day. The trade steady, at la. more mouey. Oats mei 6. los a
gene
good
rally sale. at late rates. The crops In this ueighbourh.l
good.

_
UXBIUDOL JULT a—The prices of corn hive rather advanced
to-day, the supply being eery short, although the weather te
now favourable, and the crop weU spoken of. There Is no new
corn odeting at present.

EDINM:11011, JULY 24.—As compared with last week. wheat
was U. on on top, and dd. up on av,rake Barley trAt tt duns
on top, and Is. ad. up on average. Data were woe on top.
and I. 3d. up on average. Beans were same on top, and
down on the average. Wheat, S7s. Mi. to 7 Is.: barley, =a. to
MIL ; oats, ths. to 3111. 3d. beans, Mls. to 495.

CATTLE.—Britgliogig, JOLT Z.—There was an Increase la
thellUdilef of beasts shown this day, the trade fair, prices no.
tiouary. The supply of sheep and lambs was large, the &mud
fair. Mutton realised Tuesday's rate., lambs sold at 1.1. ler
lb. cheaper. Calves a moderate supply, late prices realised Eat
pigs a short supply. Beef, Od. to nd. per lb. ; mutton, eid to
; lamb, Td. to lid. ; veal, 6d. to 9d. per lb; bacon pigs,
to tog. ; parka., 9s. bL to 108.11 d. per score.

BaterroL, JVLY 26.—Oar market to-day was well supplied with
beef, the prices for which ranged from 705. to 745. per es„
there being no reduction for beet qualities, but middling and in.
ferior were difficult to dispose of. There was an unusnally isro
number of Irish sheep and lambs on offer, and the demand 114.1
quite equal to the supply, at prices a tries lees than those .41.4
week, mutton ranging from ned. to Ted. per lb., und lambs
from Ted. to lied per lb. Of store cattle there was s ray good
supply, but the demand was slow and little business it ansuard.
The number of Irish pigs was rather small, and the line. ravel
from 10a to 10s. 3d. per score, English fat pigs, of whisk theta
was a fair supply changing hands at somewhat lower figures
than thou quoted above. There was a large number of horses
on offer, but trade waa exceedingly dull.
NoTrilmitan, JULY It —We had a very middling show id
beasts, offered at prices little varying from those of last west,
beonlity selling at from as. to Os. WI. per stone, and L e
second
ditto from eis. ad. lee 9s. There was a good supply of
mutton, which fetched from did. to 74d. per lb. hest quality,
and for coarser sorts from od. to fled. Lamb realised Yd per
lb., and calves 7d. Pigs made much the same prices.
Slsageritelii, JOLT 24.—The number of cattle this merrier
was 443. being Os lees than at last market. Beet beef, te.
9s. 7d., and down to to. 6d . per stone. The number of fat Wimp
was 5,375, being 1.339 lees than last week. Sales were mane
easily effected, and the prices of last market were fully MX.
tabled. Current of the best mutton, 7d per lb.: ewes, ,k 1 car
Oisl. Lambs—Top prises, TU. gd., gia., 675, currot
price, Wa to fte., and down to lb. a head. Fed pliss hoeutibt
5a Mk to G. bd. per stone: sit to eight weeks aid ditto, tea
to 9a. 6sl. a bead.