The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-21 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. THURSDAY Ecintao.—The market was steady
to-day. tiyot, 441 JIM, 44a. dd. October, 4Sa. ad to
Gd. , sad December, Ife.dd.

COTTON.—Lryearocns J Lutz 20.—Qulet market : prices slightly
favolulit. buyers. Estimated sales to-day Novo twee, incubus
1,000 speculation and export. 4,000 American, 21,1 to 13141. •
PM Penni= de., IW. to 141 d. ; 20 Marsala:a. 1310. ;
Maerio and Bahia, 111 to 12141. ; 300 E47144Mn. 14.1. to 1014..
2.'80 Surat, Old. to 101 d.: Madras, 91d.: iseog.", 44,d.de,
6.1 d. to aid_ China, CM. ; 200 Peru, 11142 to 121 d. pig:
Dbollersh, Old. ; ditto Oororawuttee, Ord. ; ditto
ditto Bengal, ; ditto Egypt ISld. ; ditto Peruan. j!
Middling Bowed/. 1114.: ditto Weans, 111 d

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BKADVoRD, itsC '2o.—There is
but little animation in the wool market today. saw:, last weed
the tendency of prices In the wool trade has been downwards,
and. with the ascertained fact that the new clip of wool is very
heavy, and that the stocks of last year's growth are partly nu.
sold, staplers and spinners have become very cautions in their
transactious. 'There is no appreciable change in worsted yin,.
Export merchants are buying as sparingly as possible, and the
orders given out for home consumption are of the mq.t Welted
description. Some spinners of Gensppe yarns and taper
weft are still tolerably busy on old orders. Prices are unaltenaL
Little improvement has taken place In places during the week.
♦ law manufacturers have taken some fair ursine but thew are
exceptional cases. A good deal of machinery is dill steadies, or
working to stock. Prices are much the genie as last weak.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Norrumens, Jcien hosiery,
the home trade Is rather dull, which is owing to most of the
houses being engaged in stock-taking. Cotton tnaintalas its
price. There is a pretty good demand from the Australian eoh,-
ales, and the completion of the orders Is-being proceeded with.
There are still some Inquiries from South America. The lace
trade Is, like the hosiery, In a someahat quiescent state,
in consequence of stock-taking In the London houses,
tew Germans and Americans are in the marked, and they are
operating to a moderate extent. The foreign demand is slightly
improved for plain nets. Yarns are still very high. There
too, a rather improved demand for silk °Vega and laces.—..hot.
Ungham Journal."

00112 i —l3iimfitantg, Jogs 20.—At this day's market tin•re
was more wheat offering by the farmers, which found buyer, 4
fully Oat week's rates. Poreiim firmly held for quite as ma,
moue). More doing In barley. Oats quite as dear. *ens and
peas rather cheaper.

BaurroL, Jess Ye—Arrivals of all kinds of grain are on a
very moderate scale. The corn trade through the iirseent week
has been quiet, without quotable alteration iu any article:
millers and dealers seem disposed to contract their operations
into the narrowest possible scale, buying for their immediate re-
quirements only. There was a thin attendance at our market
today, and the few samples of 'Mash wheat on offer realised
fully lag week's prices. For foreign a retail demand. ,without
change in value. In barley scarcely anything doing, and prices
slightly gave way. Oats firmly held, but with very little doing.
Maize quite as dear as last week.

Basins, Jose 20 —Wheat bas to-day about recovered the
fall In price sustained last week ; the bud•ela done loving been
at an advance of from Ia to rt a quarter. The supply was
email, and the demand moderate; and at the close some quan-
tity was left on hand. Barley and all other grain insy be slated
the same as lest week. Best white wheat, 32,. to ate, ; best red
do., 33. to 3in ; other gorge, 24a. to ?as ; barley. 31a. to On ;
beans, Vs. to 245. ; peen fie. to Phi. ; retches, Lea to rye,
16e. toles. 6d.: One dour, 47e. to 635. ; best saccade, gla to :An .
oats, 26n to la.

, Jug' ft—The show of wheat was by no means
plentiful. Millers purchued more freely, and prime bad an up-
ward tendency. Grinding barley seance and very dear. The
show of oats was mall, and recent rates were realibed. Beaus
were In slow request and not much changed in value.

June 20.—We hal a moderate supply of elleatthp
day in good condition. The trade rather lively, mostly sold At
an advance of Is. to 21. per yr. Barley very scarce and void, at
full rates. Oats and beans a good We, at rather more mock/.
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BanatCOMM, JON. 20.—Our market this morning was tell
attended, and a Omer tone was apparent. English wheat ass
in short supply, and met a better sate, at the trireme prices of
last week; while Chilian and Californian sorts were rather
dearer. Ylour was without material change. Oats and oatmeal
ruled steady. Beaus met a slow sale, at late rates. Indian wilt
was la per quarter dearer.
Ehisentuti, JUN. 19.—As compared with last week, wheat
was rid.. up on top, and 114. up on average barley was Is. up
on top, and tid.up on average. Oats were 6d. up on top, and
9d. down uu average. Wheat, 54a. to 70s. ; bailey, Sri. lotus. 6d ;
oats. La. to 38a. Od.

CATTLE.—BIIIIIIIIIHAIS JUNI 20.—We received a ohm
supply of beasts to-day, which met a slow trade. Sheep sal
lambs a large suPPIY ; the trade fair prices a shade easier.
Calves a fair sexily. rat pigs • moderate supply ; a clearance
made. Beef, 64d to lid. per lb. ; mutton, to 71d. ; lamb
Old. to 9d. ; veal, Nd. to 7F1.: bacon pip, aa. 6d. to to dd.;
pocket ditto, 9. Woe. 6d. per SOMA

BEISTuL, JITNI 20.—We had a very large supply of beef is.
day, Including the final Instalment of grave-fed beasts from Ire
land. Trade was dull, and now that Irish consignments err
likely to corns to hand in large numbers there is every promise
of a redisetkin In the exemsdingty high rates that have prevailed
for the past few weeks. • decided reduction took place today.
and though beat descriptions were in demand they exchsaged
hands at from 75. and In a few exeeptional instmem
7:41. was obtainable. Inferior aorta were extremely diffi-
cult to bell, and they nay he quoted at from Mta. to 70s. per
cwt. The supply of Irish More cattle was large, with a good de.
mend and a steady trade, with prices a shade better. The skew
of mulch cows was rather limited, and the dairies being note
pretty well Ailed the demand wee very small, and only a few ex-
changes were made at prices In favour of the buyers. RODIOSII
generally prevailed that the Privy Council had at length glees
permission for the market to be opened next week, bat the stale-
agent was without foundation. The supply of Sheer/ Dal MAD
very large, but trade was rather dull, and prices remain about
the saute as last week—beet wethers realising from N. in lid.
per lb. There was an exceed limly large show of lambs, a very
full supply coming from Inland. The demand MU good, bat the
surge supply rather checked trade ; prices ranged from 9d. to
10d. per lb. We received a short supply of pies from !rased,
where they are so dear just now that dealer. Mid It difficult to
and their usual ootdernments. Demand was brisk, and prices
mashie

showed an upward tendency, both bacon and porkers
10. per score. A good show of horxs, with a moderate
mud, and prices in favour of the buyer.

NOTTINGHAY, JUNS 19.—Thera was • middling supply of
beast*, the best quality of which sold at from 9s. to 9s. 6d. per
stone, and for second quality from Si. 6d. to ge was given. The
show of sheep was a good our ; they fetched from 7d. to 70
per lb. for best sorts, and for second quality frost 6d. to 71 A
good supply eelansbe realised lod. per lb., anay be q d calves wereselliag
at from 7pl Sd. per lb. Parket pigs niuoted at from
6a 3d. to Oa per stone, and bacon pigs from 31. Sd. ea
EDINBURGH, JGNII 19.—The number of cattle this morning
was less than on this day ie.:might. there being 313, or ado
crease of 32 head. There was a g od demand, and peas ruse
Id. per stone. Top price, 9a N. ; current, Os. to 9sAl.:
middling and inferior, M. to Si. 6d. pee stone. The suppl) of
sheep and bombs was greater than last week, the number bring
5,015, or Man more. Sheep issintalLed last week's prices, but
lambs were considerably cheaper. Best mutton, 7d. to ?td
Inferior, fal. to eld. per lb. gabs—Top price, 33.; current
top, fila to 30s. ; current, 245. to t6s. std down to 13. a had.
Fed plim brought Sa ed. to Ga fid. per stone: six to eight
weeks old ditto, Ce. 6d. to Na, ed. a bead.