The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-19 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW —TCIRDAY Imo —The market wu steady te-day.
Spot, 4
..t4s. to 441
. 3d. ; Jaw, Na to 44a. 3d. , Octoba to Decem-
ber, 4o to 460.

COTTON.—LlTintroot, Jean Ift.—Osir market In not quite
so firm no yesterday, with prima, rather In buyers' favour. 146.
mated sales t.,-day 4,000 bola, Including 2,000 spemlation and ex-
port. 4,000 American, told. to 13d. ; 300 Pemam. Ac., 101. to
1214. ; 100 Maranham, 12ld. to 134. , 50 Maerio and Bella,
12d. : 200 Egyptian, 111,. to 1714. ; .100 Smyrna, 014. to
10d. : 3.050 Surat, 7d. to I d.: Beagal. Salado, Re., Id. to
200 Peru, 1014. to 12}d. IF Menorah, 9d. ; ditto Omurawattee,
ad.: ditto Broach. ditto Bengal, 714. ; dirt., Egyptian,
ditto Pernans,l2o.; lliddtl g Bowoda,llld..dittoUriems,

COTTON GOODA. —SI A WORIVITR, JUNI 19 —ln shipping yams
our market has been very firm, but there has not been much
business doing. Spinners, beteg well engaged with the execu-
tion of orders placed unite weeks ago, are indifferent about wil-
ing at anything under current prices, and buyers appear to be
equally indifferent about giving out orders at present prices.
For home trade yarns we have bad a quiet market today, and
there has not been much business effected. Yarns from Ameri-
can cotton are tolerably steady In value, while yams nude
from Surats are slightly In the buyers' favour. In cloth there
has Well much less busthess doing than was anticipated, and this
branch of the market may also be characteriseeas quiet. Shirt.
tags suitable for China are still In demand, but even In these, as
in all other fabrics, the business has not been large. In pieces
sellers still quote the rates of last Tuesday.

WOOLLEN.—Lecos, Junk 18.—The Coloured Cloth-ball has
not presented a very animated appearance this morning. The
attendance of buyers has not been large, and, with the elms-
non of a few representatives of Bradford and Manchester
houses, comparatively few from a di.tance have been present.
Plain cloths and coatings in various shades and styles of finish
have attracted moat attention, and have changed Lands to a
moderate extent. The transfer of tweeds and other autumn
fabrics has not been extensive. In the White market Inquiries
are chiefly matte for the heavier description of gnats of the
Os-
sett and Batley manufacture. A few good parcels of milled
mixture nieltons and heavy coatings have been transferred. to-
getherwith a limited number of beavers and similar make.
There head late been a alight improvement in the amount of
business done in hair lists, which has again been evident this
morning, although the transactions in this class have not let
arrived at a sat)-factory condition. The Ann state of the Lou.
don wool sales causes manufacturers to maintain prices.
auxurAcruzes.—Brapsnanna, Jinx 18—The Improve-
meat noticed last week seems to have been sustained today, as
equal number of buyers attending both from London and the
provinces. Purchases are stiff made with great caution, but a
little more confidence is apparent In business transactions.
Plain goods and black doeskins have been more in demand, and
rather better pekoes offered for quantities. In the better cis.'
of fancy trowserlngs adapted for the home trade there has hest
an increased business, but the lower qualities are still neglected.
in low goods of nearly all descriptions the same dulness precede
which has characterised the market for some mouths.

WOOLS.-11CDDiltirfiLti, Ines 19. London sales haring
no- Progressed to near fire weeks with but Little variation II
prices, manufacturers seem to conclude that for some time
mires are flied, and consequently purchase with more confidence
and In Isrke quantities low priced wools most negletted, and
little or oo Inquiry for low resin..

C0R10.—E1171.1., JUKE 18.—At to-day's market a small supply
of English wheat, which sells more readily at folly last week's
currency, and 1n some instances a trifling advance is obtainable.
Foretgu held firmly, but not much busbies. pesslng paid red
Baltic makes 02a. 641. to 624. per 4801ba. Barley for malting
nexlected ; grinding again tallier dearer. Beans and yeas
du and rather lower. Oats sell freely at late currency,
and choke horse corn In some instances rather dearer. Foreign
arrivals fee the week :—Wheat, 8,647; barley, 20) . oats, 7,070;
beans, 224 ; peek 1,530 ; tares, 120 ; Indian corn, 10 ert-
Immo!. JOl4 g 18.—The supply of wheat again today was
meanly in the 'Afore, and millers bad to pay rather over tut
week's prices to supply themselves. Beans and peas fully as
dear.

Laces. JCNN 18.—factors hold wheat with facie:wed tersely
to-day, but millers prefer waiting a still more decided lode-
vouralde change of weather ere they operate. though they door
more disposition to Increase their 'toe' a than they did fourts,s
days since. iio change in other articles.
LIVESPOOL, JUNE 18. —We had a goal attendance at
our market to-day, and for wheat there was • fair consumptive
demand at an Improvement in the value of some deserlptious of
.2.1. per rental spoil the prices of thin week 11.., slow at
previous rates. Indian corn timid, at rather easier rates. Oats
and oatmeal Arm. Beans steady.
LT2IB, Jima 18.-61aee Tuesday bat the weather has been
cold, with but little sun, and northerly winds. i n.e atteodince
at our Corn Exchange to-day was short, and a small show of
wheat: although trade was not active late rates were fully
maintained. Buie, and oats quite a. dear. Beans rather in
favour of buyers. Ver imperial qr. to the grower:—Wbeat,
white, new, glib.. to 62114. per imperial bushel, ass. to 712:
ditto, red, Bolts. to 67114., 625. to 06a. ; oats, Mahe to 30lbs, US.
to Its. ; beans. (Whs. to Glib., 47a. to OW ; peas. meek. (albs.
to 64114., 40a. to 425.
NEWCASTLE.retut-TTWW, Jr's. Ig.—The weather is unsettled
and cold at nights. At our market this morning we had a mo-
derate show of wheat from the growers as well as Imo. the
coast, but fair front abroad. Our millers experiencing such a
poor sale for flour yesterday, were indifferent about wheat so
that only a moderate business resulted at Saturday's rates. Flour
without change, and the same remarks may apply to other
articles.
asussukr, Just la—Our market today was shortly supplied
with grain, and the attendance of boi.i s a.e. quoted Little
bollix= was transacted in wheat, at a trifling advanre fa prier
Flour unaltered in value. A moderate trade tu barley, at full
terms. Malt a dull sale, and bold at previous rates. Little Limi-
ness doing in oats, beans, and peas, and prices nominally es.
altered. Wheat. 640. to 740.: barley, 325. to 405.: oats, Siia-
t.• 335.: hewn, .ea. to Sib ; peas, cos. to tia : rye, Va to afa. per
yr.: tares, fe. to 7s. 6d. per bushel; Sour, 465. to 605. per sack:
malt, 72s to Tea. per qr.

CATTLY..--BaLtptivir, Jenne.—The reapply of beasts to-407
was short, with a fair attendance of buyers, consequently the
trade was quiet. and extreme prices were maintained. Sheep
were supplied in good numbers. but of inferior quality to thole
offered of late. Advanced prices In some easel were given be
this else. of min al but late rates were more generally main-
tained. Very few lambs were On 0.,...h1,11 sold at high whet
Calves were ylantiluil supplied, senile are edles to their rela-
tive value There was a moderato so. ply of pigs; trade dial
the late low rates remaining nominally unsiiered. hem on heel,
l 2 ed to lie ed. per score cow sod heifer ditto, Ms. ed.
Ha.; mutton, from 74. to ed. per lb. ; vest rd. to 74.1. per lb
fresh pork. 7d. to ed.. green 14000, 1191. to sid.: dry ditto, IML
to 10d. ; porkers, per loom. 9a. to 9a. ; large boom pita.
9s. to N. at.: sweet yielded hams, 9d. to 104. per lb.: quarto-
old atom pip, 105. to 120. each.