The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-22 00:00:00

MARKETS.

00170N.—Lrvimpool., JrLir 20.—Strong market, prises
slightly against buyers. Sales 15,000 balm, inauding3,ooo specu-
lation and export. 8.000 Ansernsua, bd. to 124. ; 300 Pernam.
Fe., 11d. to 1114. • 400 Nl•ccio and Bahia, 10d. to 1014. ; 1.10
1110. *Leo dd. 300 Egyptian, 14d. to 17d. ; 5,660 Sunk 51d. to
9}411., Madras,; Bengal. &lade, itc., tild. to 71d. ; 100 Peru,
10d. to 1 iko. Fair Dhollerah, • fair Oomravottee, 81d. ;
fair Broach, Elid. ; fair Bengal, 741. ; fair Egyptian, 14d. ; fair
Pernam, 11d.; Middling Bowed; 10Id. ; middling Orleans,
1014.

corroN 000118.—Ilaucu soma, Trite 110.—We had a quiet
and falling market for yarns and cloths of all kinds until Tues-
day. On that day the market was perhaps at Its lowest. Sellers
of yam gave way ad per lb., and of cloths 9d. to ed. per piens,
without commanding much business. On Wednesday the
market was again rather quiet, but on Thursday there was a
little steadier adherence to prices both here and at Liverpool,
and as a good many orders had accumulated in the hands of
agents which they were holding back with a view to getting
piwuvl at the lowest paint, a good many of these were preci-
pitated on the market. The whole of these transactions, how-
ever, have had but little effect on a market so sat and depressed.
Sellers of good China shirting' and T cloths have done some
business at the rates of Tuesday, but generally attempts to
raise values have had the effect of checking . There
is no improvement in the demand fur goods or India, and the
home trade houses are still giving out only limited orders
Some few sellers of cloth have asked 3d. per piece higher for
China goods than on Wednesday, but, generally speaking, prima
m-3 be quoted at Tuesday's rates, the little ertra business since
doing having stopped the decline for the present.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BeariPOrtn, JOLT 50.—The badness
done In wool during the past week has been only meagre. Some
staplers report that they have done rather move, but the bulk
complain of a very slow and dragging trade. Generally, the
transactions hays been very restricted. In the present state
at the market consumers show no disposition to hold storks
beyond covering the supply of their anent daily or weekly
wants: halm their small purchases to cover orders received.
Prices are quite irregular, and when males are effected from
preware lower rates are accepted. There has been • slight
softening In prices In the country during the week, though not
suMelent to tempt purchases to any considerable extent.
Irregular as prices are, the following are said to he about the
qaolations in this market :—Oood I iambi hogs, Is. ea.
74. lb.
and wethers, Is. 4141. per lb. ; Irish hogs, la. lid. to la. Td. if
lb. ; and wethers, is. Sid, to la bd. ; end other wools In all
classes in proportion, the best wools being most In demand.
The worsted yarn trade Ia still without soy material
change. Some spinners are still well employed on old
orders, but the majority are slack, and have Is great
deal of machinery standing. Export merchants buy
very sparingly, and avoid all speculation. There is a fair
demand for super 301, and there are some signs of • quickening
In the demand tot 40's for the Russian trade. The home con-
sumers only purchase to cover actual orders received Spinners
endeavour, so far as possible, to adapt their movements to abso-
lute demand, and show no dispodtion to operate otherwise.
The Mete department presents the same signs of torpor. The
recent American (allures, with rumours of others, have had a
very depressing effect upon the market during the week. Some
Dia ing business has beeu done en continental account. The
home houses act with great caution, and are quite indisposed to
operate ond absolute necessity. Prices are about the same as
at the beglmlog of the week.

WOOLLIN.—Leanit, Jute 20.—We are not able to report a
numerous attendance at the cloth halls Ibis morning the gloomy
and uncertain state of the weather has had an unfavourable in-
fluence upon the markets, and the amount of business done has
not been Wee. In the coloured cloth hall milled coatings and
tweeds are in the most request, a few moderately good parcels of
steel tweeds have changed hands, and the transfer of coatings,
although in small quantities, has been pretty numerous. Other
departments are not worthy of any special notice. The demand
for hairnets In the white market has shown some little improve.
merit, but the aggregate amount of business transacted has not
been large. Beavers and One witneys hold their recent position
amongst the heavier makes, some few transactions have ales
taken place in Oseett meltons, though not to any large ertent.
The pilot trade has not been brisk. Prices hare not shown any

IFI Alt DW Alt F. —BINNING RA N, JULY 10.—The reports relative
to the state of trade in thie town are precisely the name as they
have been for many weeks: dulness is felt in almost every
branch, but especially in the metal trades the factors' Ow
yellers are sending home orders for very small quantities of
goods, no matter what the clam or descriptlon. The state of the
foreign trade Is anything but satisfactory : in some In-
stances inure animation is apparent, and in certain
cases manufacturers are well engorged upon exceptional
orders, lout generally the merchants are compleining of the
badness of trade, and in no hapect does this appear to be greater
then in the continental department. With the north matters
are in the worst stale, but to Italy and the markets of the Medi-
terranean and the Levant comparatively little is being done.
On account of China, Japan, and some other of the Tastern
markets there are orders in hand three is also a little more
doing to Australia. The West Indian and South American trades
are sot mari short of the average, and than are a few orders in
for the United States.

COZW.—Canaarnas. Jrtv Sl.—We had a YSI7 short supply
of all corn today, and everything was dearer. Wrest, 444. to
es. Oats. SW to 325. Beans, 44L to VW
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Canusig. JULY St —There was • heifer supply of wheat at
our ;market this morning, and fully last week's prices were
realised. There was no change In oats, but barley was rather
dearer. The supply of loth barley and oats was exceedingly
Prices wheat, 24a to 27a ; rad, 235. to
265. ed.; barley. 14s. 6d. to 15a Oil ; potato oats 125, tid. to
13a. 44. per Carlisle bushel ; dour, b. 44. to 2s. 74.: oatmeal,
2s. ed. to Is. ryemeal and barleymeal, la dd. per stone.
COLCMISTNIL JULY 20.—A snail supply of wheat, is. to ts.
per quarter dearer.
Outtnroao, JULY 20—Wlib a very short supply of wheat at
market higher prices were demanded. There was, however, no
disposition on the part of buyers to operate freely, and only •
few sales were effected. at an advance of from la. to is. per qr.
Spring corn quits as dear. Wheat, oda. to 70a. Barley, Ma. to
40e. Oats, 23e. to 110 a Beans, Us to 505.
111411330103, JULY SO.—A small market, and supply of wheat
very scanty. Prices is. per load dearer. and • tree trade at the
advance. Barley la per qr. higher; oats, 61., light, and heavy
Is. per qr. dearer. Besot and peas as before, and scarcely any
offering. Wheat, red, per load, runs, 345, to 405.; fine, 434..;
white, 384. to 4M.; fine, ses. Barley. per qr., 17s. to Cs. Oats,
mane, 135, to 24a.; Ane. old, 345, Beans, per load. 235, to 315,
Per, per Wad, 24a. to Ms.
Laminae, JULY 20.—At to-day's corn market the supply of
wheat was not large, and sales were made to a Lair extent at Is.
per quarter over late rates. White realised Ors. to 720.: red,
OM to res. per 36 stone. We bad very little barley mowing. and
the trade was quiet at last week's miss Oats were sparingly
represented, and there was a tolerable demand. Higher prices
were asked than buyers were willing to pay, but the I/tutees;
transacted was at full prices; new, 30a. to 365, ; One, Ms. to 40s.
per 24 stone. There was a meagre supply et beano, and the best
sorts met a steady sale at rather ever late prioes; In ordinary
kinds not much variation, new, 43a. to 50a per 34 stone. Peas
fully as dear. Fine dear, 435. to 30s ; seconds, 44a to Ma. per
20 atone.

Ngwotartg-uron-Tralt, JINX 20 —The weather this week has
barn very unsettled, and mach rain has fallen, but further that
interrupting haymaking, no Injury hat been Jobe to the cereals,
whilst the root crops have recebred much benefit. Harvest cannot
fall to be late, and it is the oopptalon of an emtnent agriculturist
that under the mast favourable circumstances we cannot have
general cutting before the second week in September. At oar
market Ude manta, we had a moderMe show of wheat from
the growers, as well as from the coast. bat from abroad the
arrivals are to a good extent. graft thrashed samples, being
wanted, a clearance wm early effected, at an advance=
qr. a ihnilar Improvement at the sense time being
upon extra foreign. Other sorts, although no dearer, mailing a
tale Inquiry, at vary extreme rotes. Flour In steady repaset, at
the advance of the week. Ortatellag barley, brae, sad peas tally
as dear. Oats in better demand at last week's pion. The