The Express.
London, England, 1866-07-23 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LieuittooL, JOLT 21.—Sal ea to-day 20,000
balm, including 7,000 fox speculation and export. 4,000
American, 12d. to 154 d. ; 400 Pernam, ko., 17d. to
174d4 100 Maranham, 17d. ; 500 Maceio and Bahia, 14d.
to 174 d. ; 600 Egyptian, 194 t. to 25d. ; 100 Smyrna,
9d. to 10d. ; 14,030 7d. to 111 d. ; Madras, 94d. to
104 d. ; Bengal, Wit, 74d. to Bd. ; China, 74d. ; 270
Peru, 164 d. to 17d.

COTTON GOODS. MANOIIIB7IOI, JOLT 21.—The
yarn market has been quiet all the week, and since Tuesday
prices have been easier. The announcement of the bank
failure at Preston, on Thursday, had a bad effect, from
the expectation, which is still entertained, that it will
lead to the suspension of some large manufacturers and
spinners there and at Blackburn. Prices are rastained
to some extent by the activity and strength of the Liver.
pool cotton market, but buyers of yarn are cautions, and
but little business has been done. The revived hopes of
peace are also helping to the firmness in the market,
buyers for the continent having strong expectations that
the war is near its close, sod having in some instances
operated to a fair amount. Home trade buyers have been
doing but little, and yesterday found low counts easier
to buy. In cloth the market is very languid, and has been
all the week. The advice* from India are unfavourable.
Sales could only be made on Tuesday at a concession in
price, and there has been nothing occurring since to give
a stimulus to prices. At the prices charged for yarns
manufacturers find it impossible to obtain contracts to
make cloth which would give them a profit.

HARDWARE.—Bnimmousn, JULY 21.—The trade of
this town has been dull for some time past, and the
of the Birmingham Banking Company has had a
page farther depressing effect upon it. Half-a-dozen failures
in the town and district have already been announced in
consequence of that event, and it is tolerably certain that
others will follow. Since our but the fresh orders received
through the factors have been small ;in the foreign depart-
ment
also business is extremely quiet ; in the conti-
nental branch of it scarcely anything is being done.
Under ordinary circumstances, when there is any
fall-off in the neceasty quantity of orders through
the factors and merchants, to enable the manu-
facturers to keep their establishments at work
full time it is usual to make up goods for stock,
but as matters now stand here manufacturers will not be
disposed to take that course, so that until trade generally
revives here, we shall in all probability experience more of
slackness than has been known for a long time here.
Throut the South Staffordshire and East Worcester-
shire d iat brasinsasis saw extremely dalL

CORN.—Camaamoz, JULY U.—Millen were ywadoi
buyers of wheat at a redaction of 2a. pa
46a. to 48e.; trefoil, 15e. to 16..; beans, 411.84 oats, age,

eaILISLZ, JULY 21.-There were small supplies of in
kindled pain at our market this morning, and the pitato
last week were fully realled. Prices :-W'heat„
new 20a. 64, to 2.29, ; wheat, red, 19e. 6d. to %Cu."
Barley, 14s. to lbs. ; oats, potato, new, Ha. bd. to
per Carlisle busheL Flour, 2e. to 26. 3d.; oatmeal,
to gs. 4d. ; informal, la. 4d.; barleymeal, ls. &I. pa eists.
COLOR/871S JULY 21.-A much Urger supply ote*
than for several weeks past, which met with a Wdr sak tik
a decline of 2a. Three or four samples of new via*
bar ley were offered, for immediate deliverp--38& wa
offering for one or more parcels. Beans maintain kal
high rates.
GUILDTOILD, JOLT 21.-With a moderate quatity
wheat at market, the trade to-day ruled firm, sad ale -
isle was effected at late prices. No change is the 'shies,"
ether grail& Wheat, 40e. to We. ; barley, 335. to eh,;
oats, 255. to 308.; beans, 45e. to 52a.
1:1111701D, JULY 21.-A large supply of wheat today.
Prices le. to ls. 61. per load lower, but there woe
good demand at that decline. Barley a steadysivtailskoti
and beans le. the quarter and load lower.
per load, 30s. to 325. ; fine, 335. ; white, 32a to 34a;
35a Barley. grinding, per qr., 30a. to 38e. Oat& lh.
to 24e. ; ditto, old, Ws. Beans, per load, 23a. to 37e.
LILICSWITS, JULY 21.-Our corn market WA apartich
supplied with wheat to-day, and only a small bushes. ins
done at lc per qr. below late rates. White sold at Ha is
81s. ; red, 645. to 57e. per 36 stone. The quantity of Wit
at market was exceedingly short, and prices ems
unchanged ; grinding, 30a. to 33e. per 30 stone ; malt&
nil. Oats were in small supply and the tone of !bash.
mend we. healthy at late rates ; new, 275. to 308. pa
stone. There were only few samples of beans on oda, oat
extreme rates were • ; old, b2B. to 54a. ; new, tea
to 525. per 38 stone. Fine flour, 45a ; seconds, 42e. re
atone.

NEWARK'S-UPON-TM, JULY 21..-At our market this
morning we bad a moderate show of wheat from ths
growers, as well as from the coast, but from abroad lbs
arrivals are to a fair extent. Millers being compelled
reduce flour Bs. per sack were very careless buyers, so that
the little business done was at • decline of 2s. per qr. spa
the rates of this day se'nnight. South country fkra
difficult to quit, even at the reduction noted durlag the
week. We calculate it will take fully !cartoon days West
we get our regular demand. Grinding barley Use%
lower. Malt less inquired far. Beans and peas OW
paratively neglected. Oats a slow sale, and tending doe}.
wards. The arrivals this week are :-Wheat, wash,*
523 ; foreign, 4,230 ; rye, foreign, 1,140 ; barley, forego,
288 ; malt, coastwise, 58 ; oats, coastwise, 2,149; foram
1,058 ; peas, foreign, 44 flour, coastwise, 1,050 cats;
Indian corn flour, 203 sacks.
NORWICH, JULY 21.-There was a very fair supply d
wheat at this market to-day, and more business tame
pired than of late at a reduction of about 1.. per qt. ups
all qualities. Not much doing in other articles. A changes(
wind to N. and N.W. has this week caused a muds cook
temperature, with an occasionally clouded sun, tending is
stiffen the straw of the corn crops. The reports made is.
"posting them are still favourable, and with fine weather
partial cutting will commence in about a fortnight
White wheat (weighing 641b5.), 555. to 575. ; old rat
di.to (weighing 651b5.), 51s. to 535. ; new ditto, 51s,
to 525. per qr. Flour, 375. 6d. per sack. Averages:
-Wheat, 1,22 i qrs., 525. sd. ; barley, 22 qrs., 31s.
NOTTINGHAM, JULY 21.-The show of wheat to-day we
moderate. The trade was very dull, at a reduction d Is.
to 2s. per quarter. Old white, 60s. to 645.; old red, 545.
to 58s. ; new white, 61a. to 645. ; new red, 53e. to 18a.
per 36 stone. There was a short supply of barley, sad
samples were disposed of at late rates ; grinding, Sls.is
34a. per 30 stone. The show of oats was middling, esi
there was • steady feeling in the trade at late eurrenaim;
old, 33e. to 355. ; new, 265. to 325. per 24 stone. Beam
were scarce and sold at rather over late prices ; old, 811.
to 535. ' • new 48s. to 51s. per 38 stone. Super flour, 44a.;
fine, 395. to 425. per 20 stone.
OxeoaD, Jute 21.-Very few farmers at this ens
exchange to-day, and owing to the few holders of what
present wanting higher prices than millers and deans
would give but little badness was transacted, but basis
the close of the market a few samples changed heads at
something less than our last week's quotations. Other
kinds of grain retained former figures. Flour, for whist
there was a good demand, made from 40s. to 435. per auk.
New hay was north from 41. to 41. 15e. per ton ; old IR
commanded 51. Barley oats, and the pea harvest Ins
commenced in this and 'the two contiguous counties
Bucks and Berks. At Newbury market on Thumbs
samples of new barley, in fine condition, sold for 40s. pa
cr. Inferior quality, streaky, 38s. The general isms
son is that wheat will not be an average crop, but tilt
barley and beans will, and that oats are moat abundant
PETRILBOROUGH, JULT 21.-We have a good show .1
wheat here to-day, and prices for even the finest sample
were Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. Some of our farmers hen
commenced cutting oats, and in a week's time there will
be some few pieces of wheat ready.
ERADDIG, JULY 21.-A small supply of grain at R
market to-day, and the attendance only moderate. la wheat,
the trade dune was slow, but firm at late rates. la barks
no change in prices can be quoted, the trade being purely
nominaL Oats, beans, and peas, as last week.
ROCHISTIR, JULY 21.-Meet of the stands at On ci*
market were well supplied with wheat and other sorb at
grain, but the transactions effected were of every Istriesi
character, and there was an almost entire absence it epee
lotion on the part of millers. The accounts of the pro
hahk
early harvest caused prices to take a downward mow
meat, and, with the exception of a few of the best panel
of both white and red kinds of grain, the quotation se
Is. to 2s. per quarter cheaper. The present terms fee bee
English white wheat are 54e. to 585., and seeondsey
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inferior, 50s. to 545. per quarter ; best red wheat, 48a $8
52.1., and other sorts, 445. to 48s. per quarter. In Its
foreign market there was only a quiet demand, sad wilt
the probability of an early settlement of the foreign ewe
tions prices are the turn easier. Barle was again a gist
trade, and while superior kinds of both English and kedge
brought late terms other sorts were about Is. per quits
easier •, for best malting the terns' are 355. to 39a, sat
secondary, 335. to 359. per quarter ; best grinding baby,
32a. to 345., and inferior 30s. to 325. per quarter. Ost
were lees active, and excepting for the best wools, a Irls
less money was taken by holders. In beans and per the
was no material alteration.
Wianscic, JULY 21.-The supply of all grain a dralrbl
into a very narrow compass. The weather continues ez•
tremely fine which has its usual effect, hence the troll
ruled dull, and to sell lower prices taken.
Women:was, JULY 21.-At this day's market there els
a limited supply of wheat, which sold slowly at a desks.
of fully la. per qr. Barley quite as dear, but only tale
in retail parcels. Oats in limited request. Mors bees
offering. Peas unaltered.
Voss, JULY 21.-There was a seasonable supply of whet
at to-day's market, and only few samples changed heal
at a decline of fully la. per qr. White made 57:a to Mt;
red, 525. to 545. per 36 stone. In barley scarcely
doing, and prices were similar to those of let wee.
Grinding, 325. to 345. per 30 atone. There Ins a wag
show of oat", which moved off at fully late prises; so.
28s. to 30s. per 24 stone. The demand for beans was km,
and rates had an upward tendency ; old, 50s. per 38 dm
Malt, 665. to 68s. ; rye, 345. per qr. Flour, 395. te 41‘
per seek of 280 lbs.
KIRKCALDY, JOLT 21.-At our county markets this sok
we had next to nothing passing in wheat. Farmers de se
offer at anything like market value. Barley and oats shad
exhausted. Here to-day we had fair supplies of etas;
next to nothing of oats and barley. Wheat sold ,st
reduction of Is. to 2s. per qr. Oats and barley anokalSt
Wheat, 465. to 53a. per qr. ; barley, 375. to 38s.
295. to 325.
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pally. owing to a continuance of very favourable weldtt
Foreign wheat, demand slow,and rather lees massy wow
be accepted. Black oats about 3d. lower. Indian erse
demand moderate at rather lower rates. Floor, but link
change. Imports this week :-Maize, 204 qrs. Floss.,
,0 PI
sacks. Exports this week :-Oats, 894 bele. ; dour,'
sacks ; oatmeal, 10 sacks.

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