The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-13 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAlL—Buttrrot, Juir It—The market has bees deli
thromphout the week, both for raw and refined, and prices
most be quoted fully W. per cwt. under those of last week.

COTTON.—Lrreseook !To cotton market has been
heavy throughout the week, with only a moderate demand. Land
w ech pressure to tell prices have keen irreguisr. and the
quotations are further redueed for alintret every description.
For Sea Nand there has been a steady demand, which has been
freely met, and the sales made In the medium grades have been
on easier terms. American continues In fair request, but mbar
have been irregular, and are quoted about er lh below lad
Thursday's rates in the current qualities New York advice, to
the 11th Inrtant quote middling American S 3 cents, costing to
sell In Liverpool lo;t1. per sailing vessel, 101 d. per steamer. lu
Brasil the greatly increased desire to sell has caused consider-
able irregularity in pricer, which are quoted In mast cases
per lb. lower. Egyptian has been in moderate demand, sod
being pressed for sale, has fallen id. to Id. per M. East India
has been In fair reque...., and In the early part of the week au
saleable at former rates, but within the last few days the pres-
sure to sell American has reduced the amount of butanes. is
Fast India, and in order to effect sales a decline has been sub-
mated to of fully id. per lb. Speculators have taken dining the
week 1,010 baler exporters 11,140 baler. and the trade 43,130
hales. We have had a fair demand to-day, but the market re-
mains quiet at previous rates. Th. sales are 10,000 later, of
which 1,000 sae for export and speonletion. The foihnulne are
the official quotations:—Talr Orleans, 1 ; 100.
Fair Mobile. laid.: middling, 1011. Fai3l4. r lidandr, 1111
middling, 101 d.

COTTON 0000g.—Matienvrima, JITLT Ig.—The report of
Tuesdays market was that prius had given way on barns to the
extent of fully IA per lb. since the previous Tiimulay, and we
have now to uy that the depression of the market 'hiring the
last three days has caused a further decline on home trade yarns
of about another halfpenny. The decline on chipping yarn, is
nearly to the same extent. Sellers are unwilling to give say,
lint it has been found to-day that lower prices must be accepted
to make sales. Even at the decline, business Is on a very limited
scale. The cloth market ls quite as inactive as It was on Mon-
day and Tuesday, and the actual transactions have hardly been
sufficient today to afford a test of values. On Tuesday the de-
cline was estimated at ad. to ed. per piece on shirting", and lid.
nn jacconeta and light goods for India, within the previous seek.
Since Tuesday prices have given way to about the unie extent as
on yarns, but the market la very Irregular. There are.
for instance, many contracts running In mulls and lac-
conets, awl these light fabrics are not en much affected
as some other kinds. Taking another extreme for the beat
class of goods, such as wide shirtlngs and figured goods,
the quotations are Is. to Is. ad. per piece lower during the
last fortnight. Per other goods generally the decline hears muck
the same proportion as that on yarn. The makers of 511 b. to sill"
shirting', printers and other fabrics are still mostly running their
machinery fell time, and many of them having exhausted
to. nearly exhausted their contracts, and being unwilling to
accumulate stock, are disposed to meet the demands at any
reaumahle decline consistent with the lower price of cottn.
Buyers, however, are not in the market with any orders which
arc pressing, and their offers are In many cases too low to lead to
business. The business of the day in yarns as well as cloths has
been on a very limited scale.

CORN.--Cninmerone. JULY It—Weather daring the mM
week has been fine, and wind from north and east, the days
being sunny and hot, the nights frosty and cold ; a nuristennt
thermometer has shown*, much as es deg. variation in it hour.;
we fear these great changes cannot be beneficial to the crop+.
At our market to-day the supply of wheat was very small, and
the prices of last week ware fully maintained for white, and le
advance on tad.
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LINCOLN, JULT It—We have had an Improved dentated for
wheat to-day at the extreme rates of hut week ; the shoe. hoe
ever, continues small, confirming the general opinall that ter/
little wheat la left in the hands of farmers In this pert of the
country.
LIVERPOOL, JULY It —We had only a moderate attendance st
our market to-day. Wheat was In moderate demand at al"'
Id per rental ow white descriptions. Flour steady at late rats
Beans flnn at Km. per quarter. Oats are a shade dearer, ..won
to scarcity. Oatmeal unaltered. Indian corn slow of .ale at
:kis. to 375. per quarter for mined American.
WeKeleflLD, JuLr It—Wheat meets a slow retail demand.
sliest Friday's prices. Other articles unaltered.

GOALS.—Lotwon. JuLy 12.—Hading1 Hartley, 17s. 0.1 Wst :e
Hartley, 17s 9d.: Wyly's?), 16a 6d. &len Main, lhs
ilh
End 2os ; Walls Fssd Metro's. lee.: walls End Mena
1.30n5. 17s 61. ;Walls End Tunstall, 171.&1.: Walls End Teo,
19a. 9d. --Ships at snartak t 7: sold. 27. •