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

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
The attendance at our market this day was moderately
od, but the arrivals of English wheat were very limited.
The few samples on the stands were readily disposed of
prices folly equal to Monday last.
There was a good show of foreign wheat, and in fair
average condition. Holders were firm in demanding late,
rates, but sales progressed but slowly, buyers not beir
inclined to operate beyond their immediate requirements.
Floating cargoes of grin were in slow request, at Mai
late decline in prices.
There was only a email supply of barley on offer, sad
the trade ruled steady at hardening prices.
The malt trade was dull, but we have no change to
report in values.
Oats were plentiful, and good sound corn moved rdli
steadily at our late quotations.
Beans were somewhat scarce, bat the demand was heavy.
and prices are unchanged.
Peas met a slow inquiry on previous terms.
In seeds and cakes there warn little doing, yet prices was
su
rentletur trade ruled inactive, and prices had a down.
ward tendency.

PRICM.

Per Qr. I
WITIAT. P.
ENs; lent, red, :65 67 to 71
_ .

Pair pp.'
0414. 4. a,
Soak%Ct. 27 to 1141
Irish,
„ mints 2l to SX
Baur.
mange
lick 3B to 3.
Barrow
/*sou 43 to MI

60 60 SO 71
white, err to 76

„ 1.23 20 to 72
Saidpii awl Lincoln

rid, 9e ..

C 2 to :0

to
Distil:tug
32 to a 4

MALT.

Grey -
311 MI
Mottle lO t0t044
White 4O to 43
Honors _ to •—•

Essex, Norfolk. and
nagolk Re to 70
Kingston and Were 60 to 70
Brown 4l to 611
RYE

11,001.
Town mitt, par 200
lbs.
Houotthokl 47 to 43
Country
Norfolk and Suffolk,
SI ship 42 to 48

Now St to ST
OLT&
_ _ _

Lai t 143,
, potato
3440/3, feed

EAR QC
WHEAT. S
Danisle and Koolis-

Per Qr.

berg 66 to 76
Rostock & Mackie*
burg.....
NNW%
ILuasiaa, hard
soft
Arseeirag, red — to
...

Orin I.
Danish and bwedish. t 3 to 1.
&maim
Blum&

to
Bmitir.
Orlntlins

Mold% —.....—
to
14:7DlllO
Holler
Ina
le 37 to OS
37 to t•
limit onui.

.... sown

Yellow .

7-as to a
.., VI to 44

Distilling
Slatting — to French, penmen .... 44 to 14
Oa% :Spanish ~ .... 13 ;0 L.
Dutch brewing
feuding
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN. ete., INTO LONDON, DY WATRI
CARRIAGE.

I.

[*beat Barley.. Wt. I We. I Moor.
vs vs. vs. 4" lucks rig.
21 0 20 4101 401 240
321203 2EO :: 48770 iiia iie
—!----1-----i--I___
moo ) 1000 410 41810. 1:.10 , 111
LONDON A %MAGES.

Total
Main

!OE THE VTIM INNIS iroft THICORRIVINAIDINO w
JULY LI, 1967. Di 1S G.
Qrs. Amos. Qrs Avers,m
Wheat ...... 1.1,519 .. 11Ss. td. bleat 30,.W .. Ms. lei
Barley H)7 .. 345. 9d. Barley 3n... 33. t. M.
Oats 1,415) . less. Si.. Oats 1.444 .. 275. V&

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(IT ITLEGRA 1111.1
(FROM( 0111 OWN COMM., IN,NPEXT.
The market was rather steady. Wes prt,bably about
10,000 bales.
MINCING-LANX.—(THIS DAY.)

13VGAIL.—The market has become quiet, and prices are
barely supported. Molded and Mt. Vincent sold ..t 315.)
Jamaica, 351. to 32a. 6.1. • native Madras, 1.7.4. lA. to 'Ma. ;
grainy ingery, 25a. Csl. 'Refined is quiet, and prices rid.
rather in buyers' favour.
COPYF.C. -The demand for Ceylon fs less active, bull
previous prices are well supported.
Tna.—The public sales are progressing .Inietly ; rnatlmin
congous rule in buyers' favour; common and fine without
change.
m.-50 puncheons of fine Jamaica sold at full pricer.
Ries continues quiet.
Aaaowmtoot.—A parcel of N. G. in tins sold at 40.
per lb.
Prisms.—A small parcel of Penang sold fur cash at '2l,d.
C:irros. --At previous prices the demand is more active.
Jrrr.--The market is steady but quiet.
}lntr.—Russian is in request at :cif. ; All.ai Manas
mold at 521.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is 'toady, at the following prices • —Tow*
tallow, 435. 3d.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 445. gg
July to September, 445. 9d. ; October to Dscontbmss 4.
December, 455. 9d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
Pattenden and Smith report there is a good
demand for both English and foreign, at steadily
wanting prices. The plantation accounts continue very
unfavourable, more especially from Mid, East, and the
Weald of Kent, some parts of Sussex being comparativeli
favoured. The reports from abroad, with the exception ca
Belgium, continue very good.

THE PWEETING SYSTIM. —The adjournml Wear.
ing of trades delegates was bold last night at the Sum*
Hotel, Rouverie-street, Flestotreet, Mr. Scenes, tinplate
worker, in the chair. Mr. Mackay, delegate from the
tailors, explaieed at some length the reasons which hadl
induced the trade to refuse to endorse the arrangement
entered into en Monday last by the late president and se.
cretery to withdraw the pickets; after which Mr. Bristow.
mason, moved, and Mr. Magrath, joiner, seconded the fol.
lowing resolution :—" That this meeting of trade delegate
consider the system of placing pickets on shops or jobs om
strike to be justifiable, and a legitimate means of giving
due effect to the act of 11859, by which workmen are
allowed to peaceably persuade other workmen not to
accept of any terms that may be offered by the employers;
more especially as the existing lave is sufficiently stringent
to punish any man who, while acting ,rt a picket, may to
far exceed has instructions as to use intimidation or resort
to threats to effect his object." The resolution, haws
been supported by several delegates, was au ried unapt.
moody.
The South Eastern and the London, Chatham.
and Dover Railway Companies have adopted a reduced!
rate for the conveyance tut working men to Paris by Vits
short sea route ; the contliZ.ons impased being tho pro.
duction of an employer's certificate that the passenger its
in his employ and the statement of the excursionist *at
his object is to see the Exhibition. This step hat Sege
taken, we believe, at the instance of the Paris canton
Committee.