The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-17 00:00:00

MARKETAS.

MANTLICTCRES.—ireamnsnia.D. JCLT It —A few bays,.
from London hawe been in tla• i.eket. but ;biomass & &
epatimely. The local merchants. however. canalise a nwslerate
business In seasonable goods, WOW,* a little in the Matter
scriptions adapted for the alumna and winter trade. A lee
Canadians are Imre, end hare been during the week malting their
eeleetions ; but so far their operations have not beet& estmalv,
In all goods of low desaiptione the demand Is as heretofore'
quite lenguid.

WOOLK—FIODDERSTIRLD,JuLv IG.—Manufacturers having !,,
the Out few weeks purchased rather frerly, err ROW oot of the
MY let, and sales are becoming more restricted. Prlcs, ►w.
ever, continue to be well supported.

COTTON.-12Dapoo2, Jr's In.—Market clogee 'steady Dim.
out change hi prices. dales lo,oou balm, 'Deluding 2,avy
Lion and export. 5.000 American, said. to 1114. ; 500 Pernah Ac
11d. to 1114. ; 10 Marauham, 1214. • 700 M&eeb and Bahia, Vid
to 100. ; 100 RIo, 91d. ; 200 Egyptian, lid. to 101..1. ;20 Norma,
; 3,370 Surat, 64. to Ofd. ; Madras, ad. ; Benpl,Seiad..
044. to 7d. ; China, Sid. ; 100 Peru. 106. to 101.1 Fair inec
lerah, aid.: fair Oonirawnttee, mkt.; fair Brooch, eft ; fair he.
flOO. ; Orle , 144 d.
ans. 1 ; faoir
}d,Pernam, Il 111.18.,

COTTON GOODS.-11MeS13.sltit, ICI.Y 16.—The yarn aol
cloth market Is still extremely flat, and prices combine slowly to
decline. Shipping yarns hare been extremely quiet to.day, tot
there has been some little business doing at very low twies.s.
Souse few buyers have been Induced to operate, believing t
habit, that prices have nearly touched the minimum for a tune
Upon the whole, however, there Is very little life la thy brandy
of the market, and it closes tamely. Fur home trade gm, ska
the market has been quiet, but prices, though Id. per lb, lower
than on Friday according to sellers, and reported id. to jd. baser
by buyers, has hardly been so irregular as it was last wets
Most counts of these yarns have been easier to ley to.dse. yap
sellers think they have observed indications of a greater dims*
Mot to buy. After so long • period of decline. Indeed, it would
be strange If speculators, even if bona fide buyers conteste s,
hold aloof, should not be tempted to interfere. Hitherto it I,
been one of the characteristic signs of hopeless and unmitigated
depression that this class Of operators have been so quiet We
have still to report an &Swore of business in clothe. Unfavourable
accounts trim India induce shippers tothat important market to
act with unusual timidity. The only offers they have sentored
to make to-dny have mostly been at still lower rates than bm,
though quoting easier terms than last week, are willing to se.
cept. dome people think there has been rather more inquiry tee
shirting', hut the opinion is not generally borne out, and mane.
facturers coming out of contract have found themselves unable
to book older* at the prices which are offered. Seller. cars
offered their cloth at a decided decline on the quotations of led
Tuesday, but even at this decline the market closes with hot
few operstlons. The quotations referred to are 3d. per pica
lower on sib and 711,350. marhipollams, and 6d. less on orb and
3Gin. printing cloth ; per piece lower on 511) 40, i. fl,
391 n. shirtiegs; 9d. per piece on Alb 10os. ditto; and ed. per
piece lower on 91b, 101b,1111i, end Feb Min. and 50in. ohlrtiugs;
rod 3d. per piece down on lung cloths and T cloths, while Paso-
nets have been moderately steady.

WOOLLEN.—Laing, Jute it —The cloth markets this morn-
ing have not presented a very animated appearance, the attend-
ance of buyers has been below an average, and those •ho have
bean present have not shown any great desire to Increase their
present stocks, but have made their selections slmpl y6t accord.
once with their actual requirement*.The wholesale houses from
a distance have not been largely represented a few shipping buyers
hare been present In connection with the Continental anil Cana-
dian markets: the loaner have not bought to say extent, but
have been more upon the alert for spring patterns. for the latter
market there have, however, been • few moderately good parcels
made. The demand is the Coloured Hall has been ellietiv lux
dark-steel tweeds and twilled-mixture coatings, which lime
formed the bulk of the transactions in this market the Punster
has not, however, been very extensive. Heavy goods continue
to meet with purchasers is the White Cloth Hall. The neer
qualities of witneys and beavers have been mostly in request.
mid a few inquiries have been made for low blue and Mack
pilots and flushing*. Paces remain without any noticeable
alteration.

MAN.-111'2k JrLs' 16.—Weather during the week has hem
hot, dry, and forcing yesterday heavy rain set in, which coo
tinned without interruption most of the day, and some"( the
heavy crops are partially laid in consequence : this morning is
still unsettled, with barometer at raining point. At todays
market a very small supply of English wheat. which Is takes nil
by local millers, at is, to 2a per qr. over last Tuesday's c1111,11C).
Fos sign held at la per qr. advance, and a fair demand for all
good fresh qualities, especially One red. Barley of all darn,
%ions in good request. and prices in favour of sellers. Kansan:l
pas unaltered. Oats of choke quality fully as deer. and stool
inroad already made into the week's Import. Foreign arrivals
for the week:—Wheat, 10,603 qa : barley, 1.7:91: 0511. e. 556:
beam, 500: tares, 31.

iPSII ICH, JOLT 16.—Scarcely any wheat offering today. what
there was sold readily at Is. per qr. advance. Weather boi.tet.
ens and unsettled—St Swithina --watery.

LINOS, JULY 16.—We have a good demand for tine fresh.
thrashed and foreign wheats, at an advance of le. to ts. Iron
the currency of last Tuesday. Other articles quits as dear.
LIVIRPUOL, JULY 16.—We had a good attendance at our
market to-day. Wheat met with an active demand, chiefly te
white descriptions, at an advance of Yd. to 4d. per ce.dal eier
Yriiisys rates, Flour was In hotter request, at gat per Lot
more money. Indian corn slow of sale, at about previous
prices. Mixed, 36a. to Sels. 6d. white, Ws. per qr. Yeas, Is. dean: .
Canadian, 4014 t 044.15. Od. per qr. Beans steady. Oats and oat.
meal unchanged.
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LYNN, JULY It —The weather duce Saturday last has bees
unsettled, with heavy rain ; wind southwest. At bk-day's mar-
ket the supply of wheat was very limited, the hest qualitiey
readily made lc per quarter more money, other deseriptlons as
last week. Beans and oats fully asdear. Grinding barley 64. 1.1
In per qr. higher. Per imperial qr. to the grower:—Wheat,
white, new, Glib& to Stiba. per imperial bushel. 645. to 7ta.
ditto, red, 6010 e. to 6211 n., 625. to Wks; oats, Saba to 35Ibt,
240. to 235. ; beans, attlbs. to 661 be.. Us. to ifts. ; peas. ma pie.
Gains. to Nabs, 40a. to 425.

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NewcarrLl-I:l.oX.Trirl. JULY 16.—The weatherhaving bates
very unsettled our millers showed more disposition to operate to-
day, sad a fair extent of business occurred chiefly Is forma
wheats (south country samples being wanting!, at the allows
rates of lest Satarday, extra red Danish commanding 675. to ens;
Woteast, OW. ; and Californian, 705., all per 5041ba. respectively.
Portents flour had a large sale, Hamburg extras commanding Stx
in quantity and Ste 6d. In retail, whilst for choice Norfolk bum.
bo4ds, bia. was readily procured. Grinding barley steadily sap-
value. In other articles little change of moment can
Crietalod.
SsitenelY, JULY 111.—The supply of grain geserslly was
limited, with a moderate attendants, of buyers. blirtiOutS in
wheat was dull, but very firm m prices ; in some eau. a slight
advance took place. Flour nominally unaltered. Very little
trade doing In barley. Melt trade dull, and pries flint in
other grain there was no variation hi prime, and but little busi-
ness transacted. Wheat, Ida. to 705.: barley, 31s. to Vs. ;
mita, 26a. to 335. ; beans, 465. to See. ; pees, 40s. to
He to 4Es. per qr. ; twee, 6e. 64. to 7s. per bushel. tour.
W. per sack ; malt, 725. to 765. per qr.

CATTLE.—Sausincar. Jut' 16.—Our market to-,lay was
liberally supplied with beasts of an ordinary quality, and the
attendance of buyers was good. Best animals found • tolerably
quick sale, fully maintaining last market's pekes, whilst a tow of
the rougher aorta remained on hand. prices having a dosaward
. t Sheep were largely sappiled, of very prime quality.
the of which changed hands at full prices. There were
but a few Lambe ou offer they were all sold at former quotations.
('slurs were plentifully supplied, selling at varied priceo, acrimi-
ing to their relative value. Mikh cows and calves were also
well supplied, but trade was somewhat slack. There was a good
number of pigs penned, trade was a little better, and prices to.
all sorts were advanced. nest cm beef, LA to I .s. ot.wr
cow and heifer ditto, lee. to mutton, front 7d. to Sid pee
lb. veal, 7d. to 70. ; fresh pork. 'rd. to ad.. green baron, of.
to hid. :dry ditto. 9.1. to 10d. porkers. per score, se. to Ps :
large bacon pigs, M. to fits 04. ;sweet pickled hams,9d. to lel.
pm. lb. : quarter-old store pigs, 12a to 14s. each.