The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-17 00:00:00

MARKETS.

OLYITON.—Lmapoot, RINIt 15. —The market 00111111 nm, with
out champ. Surat descriptions dull of sale. Egimated sales
today, 10,000 bales, including 3,000 speculation and espoet. 5.000
Amerleon, 10d. to Ind. ; 100 Maraaham, isjd. to 121 d. ; 000
liscOn sod Bahia, IOW. to bed.: 400 Egyptian, ltd. to :
3,1140 Surat, 7101. to 10fd. ; liengsa, Reasde, dtc., Td. to 71d.

COTTON 00011A.-11AROBLITER, 15.—Milt week Is
more than en ordinary holiday in Ilanebester, it is a sort of car-
Meal, and Dwaine's, for ouce to the year, gives place to almost
unlimited pleasure. There was on Monday and Tuesday • feeble
attempt at business, but the principal buyers, es well as sellers,
were roaming from the Esebange, and but tittle could be done.
buyers 'tenant to think that as prices were rather weaker in
sews has sores, they might do better neat week. This was just
the case with sellers, who, finding there wore few buyers, with-
drew their goods In the hope that they might be more plentiful
after the holidays- knee TuesdAy places of brines have been
closed every day at twelve to one o'clock. and there have been
no sales to indicate any change in value. Generally sellers have
been asktng the full prices current at the begioning of the
week, bet buyers have only operated for small and prating
oaken.

WOOLLEN.—Luna, JUNI 15.—The markets this morning
have preseutell a quiet appe,ratice both In the Coloured end
White Cloth HMIs ; the attendants: of merchant. and manatee.
liners has been small, end the amount of business tnuo.seted
has not beano( a satisfactory character. A few mall parcels of
dark mutton and coatings have changed hands in the Coloured
Hall. together with a sprinkling of tweeds, but the demand for
these goods le Dot by any means so buoyant as we had to report
at the counuencenieut of the correimoapag season of lad year.

Plain cloths continue to have a atesay bolt mg sake. Ii the
white market heavy goods are In most request. finnie tolerably
good parnks of beavers and pilots have been transferred, though
the tranamtlnus have not been numerous. Prima are without
any material alteration.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BIADISiIIih JUNI 15.—There has
not been any appreciable improvement In the wool market dur-
ing the past week. Spinners continue to purchase to supply
cur, eat wants, although the aggregate quantity required for this
purpose D not large, and less than. last week. A considerable
quantity of new wool has come to market. and holders have been
somewhat eager to sell at last week's rates. The sales at the
country lairs and markets command rates higher than can be
realised in this market. The demand for wonted yarns has been
....Amoy meagre. The holidays have tended to some extent
to make the torpor which prevails more marked. A triging
business has beendone for shipment at low rates. Business can.
not bevione at higher quotations. Those who stand out for an
advance do no bualness. The piece trade has been equally dull.
The home merchants Just buy such articles as command a ready
male. and as will enable them to keep up atneks. l'oreign buyers
have operated rather more freely The demand is quite of a con-
sumptive character. and as In the other branches, there I. an
entire absent., of speculation. There has been no alteration in
prices.

HARDWARIL - Sfeingelteg, Jrwz IL—The reports relative
to the state of trade in this town are still most unfavourable,
and mach of this is attributable to the languid condition of the
country trade : manufacturers who can ender almost any cir-
cumstances commend a steady supply of order. are sow as
eagerly seeking after them as those whose poeition Is not so
pool in any respect. The general opinion appears to he that
business has gam even more slack In the coarse of the last tort-
night the orders mining in are small, and, excepting amongst
the gunruakers, It would be scarcely possible to name one branch
of Importance in which there is a week's work beforehand on
the hook, In the foreign deportment beldame ntinues
There is a little doing to nerve the eastern markets. On
account of China and Japer' a few orders are In course of ezei.u.

re Is a tr, i•rdi
71rxiew, m,t witledeiiiling the ili•turix.l ..‘°"l
world, awl a welt:rate an:, wit i‘ I of toe

t-11!\. -Csinitthor. Ji Si I:. We li, 1 :. i , .1,1 ,„..,k4
of wheat b.
for,i er) thaws. at burly lain week a pH. es. ti 1a... ~,,. w (4...
Ikea; 445. Oats, Ple. to Ws.
ealtustle. Jives IS—There ws. • Melt .(Pile of ill 10.05
of at our market this inorning. a .44 roll, the extreme rake of last week. There was te. ei....0, 1.....47
bat barley was ad. dearer. The following 'ohm Lay le .11,40
—Wheat, white, 230.1 6d. to 17e. ; red, gin te Ile 60 barley, Ifs. C.I. to lsa. ; oats, potato, 1.25. ....I. 1.. 1,-., ~0 ,_ .
Carlisle bushel : dour, Es. id. to 2.. 7d. ; osiea.al. 2, b4.l',
es. ad.: riesneal and barierineal, Is. dd. per stone
_Cciscrimmmt, Jrelt IS—The simply of wheat ssas Ilneioo. URI the trade slow at the rates of le
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day, the chief portion of which was left ore. Imp irat ..,,,.
There was a
rea etter demand, mid the extreiee prw,.
Isis ~.
wed' were dily obtained. Beaus and oat. at i 8.14 418.44
Bue. Beene, 4ose Wheat4a. to 4148, &la to.
Ma. Marley, SM. to -1 saga, 2,, I.s
filtlerwoals, Jvwa 12.—A small supply of whx.it ; prices Is p.
Mad lower, bat there was a better demand hmars.. .1.., ,
market, and prices firm. Barley steadily taken Off OW, a ft,
sole, at fully rates. Beans (full, and pees ow, pir h.' k,e ,
Wheat, rod per Ined, are. to :tioe : fine, 41a ; white, ;y.. t.. 4z.
fine, 445. Begley, per 9e, 2011. to 40s : oats. ....re. pr .0.:
I.a. to 241.: fine, 3fa. Beans, per load, 2.1.. to als. 1m5,..3..
to 195.

rigIICA3TLI-Grog-Trltg, JC5e 15.—At oar market this nom.
log we had • moderate show 01 wheat from the &Tower..
which a ready male wee experienced. at the extreme r.ate.
day ee'nnight. From the stands rather more lo•im.„ tbe dep„..ion of beim: itufte recovered. Flour 110,11
the came. Grinding barley in better request, Ws. per 4.3,
being obtained without diMculty for the best Meaty bush,
Malting neglected. Ilcannand peas quite as tats. t oat,
Unchanged : foreign rather lower, but with leas prepare %au
during the week, there being few parcels now left On 110.shl
.hip unsold. Weather wet. Anivalathia week -Wheat. 0401•,...
•,712; foreign, 1,509. Oat.. coastwise, SAN: heeds, t7t,.
Beans, foreign, 30. Hour, coastwise, 752 sack..
Juitels.—There was but little wheat offering at
this market to-day, but the trade being very inactive lost
week's price; were barely supported, and in mine Matra,. •
reduction of la. per qr. was made to effect a side. The weather
in the early pert of the week was all that could he desiod ter
the crops ; for the pest day or two we have had • molt l„wer
temperature, with occasional heavy ibowers : mowing the ray
crops is now becoming general. White wheat • cighlog
to 6tltu. 70.. to 745. ; red ditto ;weighing uuno to ~01„
to Ma. per qr. Flour. 115 a to 46a. per sack. Aserage,-14 hog,
IMO qrs., nee. 3d.: barley, lb qrs., 37..

liotTlNall JCNIt IS.—There was rather more rlorke. 0,4
Isot week's prices were obtained. Old white tangles soil u ;
to 766.: old red, OW. to 72a. ; new white, 7i, to 7ss,
645. to 705. per as stone. We had scar ely any barley .45 ori,r,
and the rates of last week were obtained grind:llA afis. to re.
per 30 stone ; malting. nominal. Of ats the supply as limited,
and the tone of the trade ruled firm. The best qualities sue
quite u dear, other aorta were not much • teroi ; oil Ms. to
Stir.: new, gds. to Stn per 24 stone. The show of beans will
tolerable, but there was not much inquiry, and the wee 41.4
week may be quoted: old, Ms. to Sae.: new, 445. to spa per:2l
stone. There was no material alteration in pena. Mapes dour
made 525. to bni. fine, tea. to S.s. per 20 Won,
READING, .11),g IS. The market opened to-day with lad
week's prices, and with lout • short supply of wunples teats
were In good demand. Wheat and barley only spuute.t., vor
beans and peas the e was a fair inquiry. There was a p.I sup
ply of an kinds sit mania. The attendance of bm era and sellen
little below the average.

RoCHIB2II, June IS.—There was about an average supply
of smoke of wheat at market, but millers acted with
pent reserve, operations being chiefly in retail To egret sales
holders had to submit to a reduction of Is. to is. per quart-
while at this concession the hthiness tnuuacted was of a vs:
strictest character. The quotations for extra suparior qoditirs
of white wheat are Ms. to 70a., other kinds, In, to tot and
scomidary and Inferior parcels, des. to Gls per quarter: last red
wheat, 635. to us.: secondary, tiOs. to Ms. ; and inferior mrt:.
57a. to trio. per quarter. The foreign bade remains veil ,tor
neat, and the prices for those kinds of wheat mum he noted
at fully Is. per quarter cheaper. Flour woo a slow trade an!
barely maintained former prima, the general tone of the mules
being in favour of buyers. Barley was steady for best gnisdire
lota, while malting kinds are scarcely inquired for: hot
lug 13 30s. to 33a. per quarter. Malt commands about latetorot
and the transactions vary restricted. Oats met with rather sae
attention, and the demand being active hest kinds moo 'e
quoted the turn dearer ; for fine old sorts the prices are it/ 1.,
' 20e., and others lea, to 455. per quarter.
Leiceirrea, drag Is.—There was not much wheat on alert
our market to-day, and a slow demand took place at Leis
under the rates of last week. New white, 67., to 73a.: new re,
We. to ties. ; old white, gee to 745. : old red, Eta to trle per ;
stone. Fur barley prices were much the sense as on the err
preceding: malting. ; grindiU.7. 2es. to 340. per 30 on,
Oats met a tolerable sale, and there being a small supply pe.
vies, rates were obtained without difficulty: 0h1,34,1-.to
new, gls to 311 e, per 24 stone. The demand for beans was ke
active, but the rates of last week were for the most pert a.
ported new, din to Was per 38 stone. Peas ataUouary. ilea
40e. to 48a. ens, 50s. to 525. per sack.
Twos, Jena la—The show of wheat at to-day's cora markt
was limited. There was a firm feeling in the trade, sad mast
rates were realised. White realised tide. to 70s. rat, be to
641. per Bri stone. Of grinding barley there was • scanty seep s%
The demand was slow, and prices were about as last week:..
to 37a. per 30 stone. The supply of oats was othhigua, ad
samples were of fair quality. Itusiness was healthy, and Ide
rates were well maintained, new 'sorts selling at its. to My per
24 stone. Beans were in limited supply, but the demand was by
nn means brisk at about recent currencies- new, 445 to 44. Kr
38 stone Other articles unaltered. Rye, 38s. ; matt, tee, to 7e.
per qr. Flour, 475. to 405. per gecko( tio 11,5
Otroten, Jess 15.—The market beilay was tat thinly at-
tended by holders of corn, and yet after all there was a fair
buelucas done at the following quotations. via.:—Wheat, Ce. to
70s. barley, 351, to 406. beans. 4tia 1.0 Or ; oats, 24. to 325. ;
peas, none tittering. Flour issecoads), tars. per sack.
Prrialsoltourati, Julia la —We bad a lair eupply of wheat
here to day, mad It was cleared off at the somewbat higher
prices than could be obtained last ueturday. Very little spring
corn showing, and the value about the same as week.
WISRECH. NZ in. —There la SO little grain of any kind oiler
lug to-day that It can hardly be called a marks. 'ni.• price ot
wheat is rather In favour of the buyer. Bark) and oars as last
week. Rees/ rather cheaper. Weather cold and unsettled.
Woßcs32ltll, J 1.14 s 15.—At Madera market there was ago a
very short supply of wheat, which found buy, re at fully last
week's rates. Barley more Inquired for. Grey oats dearer,
others neglected. Beans mi. Peas la per. qr. lower.

Waelirrokb, JUita 15—The foreign arrivals we now report
consist entirely of maize—reveipts from other wanes extremely
limited. Early is the week the trade was rather inactov. lot
towards the close more disposition for bust.....v on the part ..1
millets sod dealer. were apparent. Indiau rem has varied is
Price considerably: about the middle of tins week lon twos
mild have been made at Is. zed. per barrel reduction on our lag
Saturday's quotations, hut the Improved accounts from liver.
pool, together with a steadily Increasing demand, have meted
this decline to he all but fully recovered the past vsy or twv.
Foreign wheat can be purchased on somewhat easter term,
Black oats, with more doing, close Id. te 2d. dearer. (who.
articles unchanged. The weather is changeable —some die
harsh, others tine and rummer like. Impala this week
Maine, 4,972: flour, 10$ sacks. Exports this week :—Oau. I
bell.: Suer, 29 sacks.

CITY TERMINUS HOTEL. —Tbis new and magnifi-
cent building, which may be described MO the twinaider of
the Charing-cross Hotel, is now open to the public. The
(maid floor is occupied by railway °thee', and communv
cation between the lower and upper stories is hunted to
the necessary staircases and several hydraulic Itite. which
have been constructed by Sir William Armstrong end Co.
The chief entrance to the hotel to from the platform of the
railway station ; a second entrance is from Dowptelill;
and a third from Cannon-street, through the ristauraut
On the first floor is a magnificent dining ball, messurim
Si ft. by 42 ft.. exclueive of galleries at each end. lay
light is admitted through richly decorated coffers is the
ceiling, and at night six sun burners hrillbditly illuminate
the hall. At each end are serving rooms with lifts sal
speaking pipes to the kitchens. Nothing seems to pare
been omitted to supply every requisite fur festive ocm.
Mons. On the next floor is a second large basquettlet
room 78 ft. long by :3:1 fk wide. The upper 00011 an
occupied by private lotting and bed room.. about ill a
number. Mr. B. M. Barry, A.R.A., is the architect;
Messrs. Lucas Brothers, the contractors ; and the drove
tions have been carried out from the designs of the an!,
tact by Messra. Jackson and Graham, who have oho iv-
niabeil the hotel.
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