The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-08 00:00:00

MARKETS.

OFITON.—LionitrODU JOLT G.—Market unchanged from yes-
terday at the circular quotations. Estimated sales today 10,000
bales, including 2,500 speculation and export. .5.000 American,
9d. to 111 d. ; 100 Pernam. de., 100. to lid.: 100 Ilaranhain,
1214. to 12d.: 100 Maceinand Bahia, 1!d. to 121 d 150 Pgyptlan,
la to lad. ; A 450 Surat, eld to 9fd. ; Bengal, Bet de,_ de,
Old. to 72d. 200 Peru, 10 ci. to lid. Pal, Dhollerah. ;
fair Oomrawuttoe, : fair Broach, gfd. ; fair Bengal, 7d ;
fair Egyptian, 15d.: fair Pernam, Hid. Middling Bounds,
1014. ; middling Orleans, lid.

COTTON GOODS.-31VICIIISTIta, JCI.T 6.—The past week's
market has been one of continued dulneaa and depression. so
many spinners and manufacturers have completed the orders
which had kept them busy In, neatly these two months past,
that they are beginning to find stocks accumulate on their hands
more rapidly than Is desirable, and they have, many of them,
become rather anxious sellers. In a position like this price, are
sure to give way under a dentand so totally inadequate as the
present la to take off the production, and we have had a slow
but gradual decline beyomi that ahlch took place last week.
which has amounted to between id. and id. per lb. on yarns, and
of 10. to 3d. per piece on cloths, of lid. on mulls and faconets,
and of 3d. on shirtings. Printing cloths, long cloths, T cloths,
and domestics are all easier to buy. But even lower prices fail
to bring In buyers, and such buyers as there are are offering yet
lower rates than spinners and manufacturers will accept.

WOOLLEN.—Lsgns, Jrty ft —There has not been a numerous
attendance either of mauufacturen or merchants at the cloth
halls this morning, and the amount of business due* has not
been extensive. Although the present seasonable state of the
weather Is having • rod Influence In the transfer of thin
fabrics at present in the hands of the retailer, the wholesale
houses allow great caution in purchasing winter stock, and the
parcels which have changed hands since the commencement of
the autumn trade have In must cases been small and In the
hand-to-mouth system. In the Coloured-hall a few parcels of
mixture tweeds and fancy coatings have met with purchasers,
though the Individual transactions have not been large. Plain
cloths have been transferred simply In cases of necessity and in
executing outstanding orders. The White Cloth-hall has not
varied much from ear recent reports ; heavy goods, principally
in the way of beavers and thick coatings, have been mostly in
request. Wltneys are only inquired after In Isolated cases, and
have not changed iamb to any large amount lisirlista continue
to hold a steady position, but do not command a very extensive
sale. Prices remain without alteration,

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADFORD. Jctr S.—There has
been little business done In the wool trade during the week.
There la a general Impression that the present rates cannot be
maintained. and operations are con equently made with great
caution, and to supply Immediate and pmeent necessities.
Staplers have shown a greater desire to sell, and this has tended
to weaken the quotations. which in most sorts of wool have been
• shade easier than last week. The finer and best aorta of wool
most In request have barely realised late rate.. Some spinners
have operated freely In the porantry, giving higher rates than can
be obtained in this market, and staplers seeing at present little
trowel of finding a sale, remain at home and refrain from
eking new supplies. The badmen doing in worsted yarns is et
the same dragging ammeter. Most *men are pretty wail

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employed in) old contrails entered into M 10. prices kir fortis"
amount. lie new orders placed are meagre generally, prime
afe taN Ilnaline.'.4lVe, and 111. lc in little• an•ania••. with the lee•
Peat limited 1.1 ill.. lin, all ad% slice ...0r 10111,
gen:1111M )arlia Yoh L.nr,. .1.1 Had a a.... 1
demand, and are a shade ilea or. here is little 11 inane
aecosuit. The piece trade has leen equally torpid. The coati.
nental, the American, and the home merchants elite operate
eery aperhigly, and prima remain without ehtlapile

HARDWABL—BIRMINGItaI, JOLT 6.—T h• trade of that
loom llnUti quiet greened), and 111 "owe ufl.neues depredon.
is experienced : the gun maker' are tolerably well enraged, that
Is &baud the only exeeptioo to the presetting stagnation Mono.
&aural"' returns for the past 1.2.1114 n/ sue . ouviderably below
the average. In relation to the foreign trade the nin "la are yo
more favourable than they hose been for some time past . eon,
ParaUvely little is being done to the to.rth of Kon.pc, and adeleet
reeelved here from that quarter ara eapetiall) an moma
sweden and Norway. la other deportment" the continent",
trade in quirt With the Mouth dowriesn owlets a fait amoitut
is being done, alio to the Wed Indies.

Jibe —We had a short supply of
wheat. which sold at Is. to 21. advance. Little else offering.
Wheat, 1.45. to &Ss. Beans. Its. to 445. Oats, ffin. to Ms.
eanustit. Jt Lr a—There was a small supply of all kiwis of
grain at our market this morning. Wheat sold slowly at the
full prices of last week. No change in oats Barley 14. lower.
Prices:—White wheat. tits. lid to 275: rad, 225. to las.; hrwley.
14s. to Ile. 6d ; potato mita. Its. 6d. to 13s. 6.1. per inrhsle
bushel ; flour. 7a. ed. tots. 7.1.: oatmeal, Is (kL to ts. tki.; rye.
meal and barle)meal, Is. tki. per stone.
COLCIIMTXII. JuLx &--A limited supply of wheat, winch
realised fully late rates. Other grabs unaltered la value.
Orituroah, J rtv 6.—With a very limited quantity of wheat
at market, the trade t..-day Ira brisk, and the extreme prices of
last week were realised without difficulty. Spring corn at late
quotations. Wheat, Mk to 775. Barley, Us to Oats, 245.
to 315. Bean, 4:e. to Ws.

HtArrottn. JULY B.—A very small market. Supplies of all
kinds of grain limited. and trade dull at last tee Is rates.
Barley, beaus, oats, sod peas all rather dearer. Wheat, red, per
Waft Ms. to :161 flue. 42a; white, 40A. to 42s ; fine, ♦5/. Bar-
ley. per gr., 265. toles. tans, coarse, 18e. to 24 fine. old. 245.
beans, per load, VW toils. td. Peas, per load, 24.. to 2ile.

Lk-Karnak JULY 6.—ln this neighbourhood the crops of hay
are very heavy, and a good deal has been housed since last week.
The wheat crops are progresalug favourably. The supply of
wheat at torlay's corn market was by no means plentiful, and
samples changed 'ands at unaltered priors. New white realised
Oils. to 725.; new red, sth. to OHS. per alt stone. There was a limited
supply of grinding barley. Demand firth and late rates were
established, VOL. 30s. to M, per 30 alone malting uominal. Oats
being scarce, samples realised quite as much money as heretofore.
The inquiry was healthy: old. 345. to 375. ; Dew. 30s. to 33a. per
30 stone. Of beans there were not many exhibited, and a quiet
demand took piece at scarcely last week's rates: new, tha.
to 495. per 38 dew. Decent prices were supported for perm
Fine dour, the. to 815.: seconds. Os. to 47a. per 80 stone.
Nee emote-urea-Tres, ICU( 6.—The weather this week has
epee the whole been of • favourable character for haymaking,
with which important operation our farmers have been busily
engaged. At our market this morning we had a moderate show
of wheat from the growers, and the arrivals from other quarters
being also trilling, fresh thrashed samples were taken off quickly
at an advance of la per qr., whereat, 'behave to note an improved
demand Vr south country and foreign, at priests that were not
obtainable OR Tuesday. Flour had also a better sale. Grinding
barley held firmly, with rather more inquiry. tattle stirring in
loans or peas. Oats unflawed ; demand, however, insignificant
owing to our large colliery buyers being busy with hay harvest.
The arrivals this week are:—Wheat, oriestwise, 2.300; foreign,
6806 malt, ciretwke, 96 ; oats, coestwith, 830: foreign, 2.632
peas, foreign, 100; beam coastwise, 30; foreign. 20 qrs. Flow
281 sacks ; Indian corn, 243 racks.
NORWICH. JULY 6.—There was a very thin attendance at
&Mama:keno-41y, audbut little wheat altering: prices Tided about
the same as last week. In the course of the past week we have
had very seasonable and refreshing rains. proving of great
benefit to both the corm and loth crops. which are reported to
to be progressing more favourably, although the accounts
received as regards the barley crop are not encouraging. The
hay crop. except on some of the low lying meadow lands, is
priudpaUy secured, and will prove of better quality than for
many years past. White wheat (weighing 6211 is to D Ile. 70e. to
74a. ; red ditto 'weighing ifolbs. to 6.1120.). 65i. to (00. per
qr. Flour. 455. to 4811. per sack. Averages: Wheat, TWO qrs.,
ella 7d. ; barley, 15 qrs., Ma.

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NOIIIIIOIIIII, JOLT 6.—We have had very favourable weather
for the growing crops during the week. The late rains have
been very beneficial to the barley plant. At our corn market to-
day there was a limited supply of wheat, which was In fair con-
dition. The demood ruled healthy, at the extreme rates
of last week. Old white, 72a. to 711 s old red, 6.5.
to WO.; new white, 671. to 76a.: new red, COL to Oh.
per 36 stone. The show of barley was very small Indeed,
and prim were the earn* as 124 week: grinding, Sh. to
MS. per 30 stone. The demand for oats was tolerable, and the
supply being small, recent rates were made without difficulty—
new, 30e tn ; old. 38s. per 24 stone. There was a limited
supply of beans, which found buyers at very tittle alteration
from last week's prime: new, 475. to 611 per 38 stone. Peas
unaltered. Super hour, h 2.. to 641. ; One. 4bs. to 50a. per sack.
OxiroaD, JOLT 6.—The operations at this exchange were
mostly at a reduced quotation. Wheat, eas. to 70e. per qr.,;
barley. 33a. to 40s. ; oats, 26e. tolifis.; beans, 40s. to 60a. floor,
seconds. Ma. to 60a. per sack. The late rains have been very
licuencial to the standing crops. which, generally lieakitig, are
looking extremely well.
Plexenuitomin, Jute 6.—We had but a small supply of all
grain here today, and there was no alteration In the value of
any description.
Ritahll4o, JILT 6.—The attendance of farmers this morning
was short, and the supply of wheat scanty, the main of which
being In the hands of dealers. However, there was a good trade
at last week's priced. beam were rather dearer. In other corn.
alterations.

Romney t, JULY 6 —Noce our last report the wheat trade
In this city has remained in an Inactive condition, with an
almost entire abecuce of transactions of a speculative character.
Most of the standv at our Corn Exchange were moderately sup-
plied with wheat, but buyers acted with reserve, and contented
themselves with purchasing to 'lnlay Immediate demands. Supe-
rior kinds of both white and red wheats were the turn dearer,
but other sorts fetched hardly late terms. The quotations for
best qualities of white wheat are 685. to 71s. ; secondary, 08a
le 605. ; and inferior, Me to Me. pee qr. Beat red wheat. Ma
to 675.: secondary, 80a t 0,635. : and Inferlor.,sBa. to 61`s. per
qr. There is little demand for flour, and the quotations are
shoot the same as before. Owing to the falling off in the sup-
plies of forenn, the prices for wheat remain firm. Barley was
In little d• maul, attention being directed chicly to the grinding
sorts, which brought fully late quotations ; the prices of best
melting are 40s. to 48s. ; and grinding, 30s. to 315. per qt. Oats
continue Arm, and good old is are In request at late rates.
In beans and peas there is little doing, and prices are null-
te.ed Since last week there have been a few occasional storms,
which bare proved of great benefit to vegetation, and especially
to the young hops.
Yoag, JULr 6.—The wheat crop promises well in this locality.
Haymaking has made satisfactory progreaa, and there is so
abundant yield. Barley varies. The show of wheat at our
market to-day was again small, and there was a tolerable de-
mand at quite recent currincies. Prices for white from 60s. to
685.: for red, tes, to 645. per 96 stone. Of barleey there was a very
scanty show : prices without variation ; grinding, 34a. to 375. per
130 stone. The quantity of oats at market was short. A mode-
-1 fate demand was experienced, and the sales made were at quite
previous rates ; new, Ns, to Ws per 24 stone. There was a slow
demand for lassos :which were in small supply', and prices were
without any important variation ; new, 46e. to his per 36 stone.
Malt, 68s. to 704. ; rye, Sea par qr. Flour, 476 to Ma. per sack
of twills.

Wuttiscit, Jri.v —Quite a holiday market, and scarcely any-
thing 'bowing. A good deal of rain hazing fallen in different
districts has created a rather bettor feeling for wheat, and the
price to-day is in favour of the seller. All spring grain as before.
WORCIATIA. JULY t —At this day's market there was again •
very short supply of wheat, which found buyers at last weer'
rates. Barley la per qr. higher. Oata quite as dear. Beans
unaltered. Peas Whaling upwards.
Wsrgarnaii, JVLY 6.—Our Imports of grain since this day
se'nnt are pretty liberal, and consist principally of maize. The
trade has not generally shown en much animation as last week,
and for most descripUona of grain less money has been accepted.
Indian corn la fairly active at a redaction of lid. per hirreL
Foreign wheat we must quote cheaper by Gil. to la. per bit ; best
varieties are in request, and Inferior sorts neglected. Black oats
ld. told. easier. Flour unchanged. Other articles as before.
Imports this week 13,ti0ts ; wheat, CIAO qrs. It:ports
this week :—Wheat, 140 ; 4)47 barley. 72 ; flour. ;
oatmeal, 176 Indian meal, 3 sacks.

LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY.—The Royal Mail steam-
ship Persia, Captain N. G. Lott, which sailed from New
York on the 26th ult., reached the Mersey about four
o'clock this morning, bringing In passengers, and 152,266
dole. in specie on freight
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