The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-19 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—Tncesnar Ever Iwo. —The market was steady
to-day. Spot, 46a.; June, 46a. ; October to December, ♦3a. 9d. to
•4a.; Dm.mber, 445. 3d. Deliveries to last evening, Ot6 casks;
arrivals, 664.

LACE AND 11061E.RY.—Norrounsr, Jess 19.—lane: The
OM weather we have had has been the Weis of continuing the
spring trade thin year lungs& than usual, and until nuumfacturerst
have reached the time for their foreign and shipping custom r.,
there it a good prospect of trade for some months to eunic. Silk
laces, shawls, and mantles are still in request. Stork., of some
articles are now got considerably lower.—llusiery : The home
trade continues much the same, there being little improvement.
There are still inquiries for the American and Australian mar-
kete, and one or two buyers have been about from litivannah.
Yarns remain ranch the same as they were previously.—" Nut-
tingham Journal."

COTTON.—Tivaarnot, Jima 18.--fitrooldinarket, at id. advance
in American, id. in other*. Estimated sake 19,000 bales ; including
6,000 11Pelitlation and export. 9,470 American, 80. to 123 d,;
1,500 Ferrara, te., 101 d. to old. ; ono Kontos, I Id. ; 800 Maori°
and Bahia, In d. to lid.; 300 Ilaranham ltd. to Iliad. ; 000
Egyptian, 1134. to led. ; 30 iitayrua,ml{. ; 100 Peru, lid. ;
4,500 Bast, 7d. to ; Fair Moll , 9d. ; Fair Omura-
mattes, 90.; Fair Bms.M, 9,01.; Fair Bengal, Bd. ; Fair
I9d. ; Fair Peruam, ; Middling Bowels, 11141. ;
Orlans, lied.

COTTON GOODS.—Maireurarrit, ices 18.—The market for
cotton yarn and cloth ,is rather firmer, but there ie not much
doing at full priers. Timm is a very lively inquiry, especially for
cloth, and it n evident that a may conaiderabbi business could
now be done at the low priors of last week. Sellers in some
institmrs are acreptt• these for limited quantities, to lighten
storks, but beyond that arc disposed to bold for better tcrma.
There is rather more Madmen doing in shirtings, bnyers being
willing to give a shade higher prices than they offered on Monday
and Tuesday.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Blenroms, Jena IS.—The im-
murement which has taken place in the Liverpool cotton market
during the mud few days has nut been without its effect here in
creating a wore lively feeling, and in xtrmigthening the tote of
the market. The business done, however, is not apprasahly
increased. The quantity of wool changing hand. is not great.
Staplers find that they have to give advanced rata. in the
country, and are consequently obliged to seek higher quotatioisi
in this market. Purchimen- are made chiefly in lustre wools to
supply curreut wants, but the higher rata, are very reluctantly
yielded. The demand is strictly a omvamtptive one, and there is
an entire alasalee of speculation. A large quantity of wool
is now coming to market, and (»manner. seem lees
eager to buy. Some seem anxious as to the future
prospects of the harvest, and have feats that the long-
continued drought will prove adverse in its result. There
is Mill a eteady Moines doing in worsted yarns. The inquiry has
to-day been much more general, both in single and two-fold yarns.
The latter are still in steady request at former rates. Sies single
for Ramie are again inquired after. There is Ices doing in both
carded and Gamma: yarns. Hpinnern are generally pretty well
engaged limb on borne and foreign account, and if they could
male a slight concession in price they might receive more orders.
Prices are exceedingly tom. The piece trade is rather quieter to-
day. }..port merchants are operating only to a very limited
extent. The home merchants amply themselves to some extent
in the new stylees of fancy goods for the opening season. The
accounts as to the busineas in fancy goods I. rather conflicting.
Some manufacture,. report that they have done nothing, whilst
others state that they have booked acme orders in plain goods.
Prices are again diens.

CORN.—Bsserav, Jeri 18.—A limited show of wheat whit
was disposed of at prices in favour of the seller. Old isirreue sold
at Bs. 6d. to Bs. 9d. ; new Be. to W. 6d. per bushel. y very
mune, and prices nominally the same es heretofore, viz., 42.1. to
465. per gr. Oats a mall chow, and unaltered in value—au.. to
388. per 84 slime. Beans as before, 6e. nal. to 66. 3d. per buehel.
Peas, tes. 6d. to 6s. pre ditto. Flour, Qs. to We. per sack.
BIRMINGHAM, JI.NR 18.—At this days market there was a
short supply a Engliehnhcat, which sold Mewls, at an advance
of le. per qr.; Ameniun as much higher. In barley more doing.
Oats unaltered. Beans higher. PINY inquired for.
Bitterer., JUNE 18.—We have had another week of dry hot
weather, and complaints are made that spring corn and the root
crepe are suffering in ivinacquenoe. On our market to-day there
was entirely any English wheat on offer, and values of it and
for advanced fully Is. per qr. Barley and oats in good re-
quest, and 64. per qr. dearer. Indian corn unaltered. Beans and
peen earls Is. per qr. higher.
BURTOI.ON-TRIXT, Jura 18.—There was a rather limited
supply of wheat to-day, and the demand was of a quiet cha-
racter, and an advance on late rates wee made. Wised made
71s. to 775. ; red, 675. to 725. per 98 stone. Of barley the show
was extremely small, and rates were nominally unaltered, grind—
ing 40n. to 44e. per quarter. Oata were held at late currencies,
and made 295. to Ms. per 74 stone. For beam the inquiry ruled
steady, seal former rates were well established, rfia to fora. per
38 stone.

Beam RT. Enemies, Jean 17.—There was a small show of wheat
here to-day. Millers were not at all inclined to give an advance,
and the little has inuet done mutt be iv:ailed at barely Is. per qr.
more money. Other kinds of grain unaltered in value. Averages:-
-Wheat, 3411 qn., 61s. ed.
Devizes, Jest 18.—We have had an nnusnally aloft market
to-day, owing, no doubt, to the desire which is universally felt
to take advantage of the weather fur securing the hay crop.
Business has therefore been somewhat limited, and with a short
supply we have to report an advance of Is. a quatter on wheat,
and a fair timininet.— 35.. was given for a heavy lot of nursery
'alma. Other artielim rstuain at last quoted, with the exception
of beans, the prim of which is attested by the continued
drought, and more money was cousequintly oticsiood. Ar
the wheat mop is as yet only partially in the air, we nr,
hardly justified in Piing an opinion upon it. In a fortnight's
Brae we shall be in a better position to speak. But with such a
continuation of glorious summer weather there in every pi..Ntx...
of the forthc m ing harvest being one of unusual abundance on
well-cultivated toils ; but on the poor lands, the drought is begin-
ning to tell. The hay crop is almost universally reported short.
For the whom, for route, end all esculents, and tvecially for
late twirl' and Nib% rain is wally wanted. liest white whet,
Ma. to MC ; red ditto, Ws. to Ms. ; beam, 264. ad. to tie. ; outs,
Sta. to ; peas, Va. to 25e. ; vilehat, Sea. to 295. ; rye, lea to
21s. ; Mae flour, We. to 575.; best seconds, Lee to 6 111.
Gioreastra, Jrss 17.—We continue to have short nineties of
ingliah wheat at this and the neighbouring markets, for which
there is a good mile, end in some instances an advance of la. per
qr. is realised. Fine foreign is in fair request, at tall pies.
Orinding barley sells idowly at our quotations. Beans and maize
are fully as dear, with rather more inquiry. The demand for oats
is extremely limited, and late values cannot be exoueded.

Locciazoitor ,on Jung 18.—On the beet moils the wheat crone
are generally looking well, but on all light lands genial nuns
would be of great service. Pastures are very bare. Ws had only
a middling show of wheat at our market to-day. Extravagant
prima were asked, but the 1/14.311 made were at fully last wock's
New white, 70s. to Tbs. ; rod, It.. to Ms. per 66 stone.
Cie barley nothing doing. Oats came to hand sparingly, and late
rates were fully realized, Wu to It.. per SI .Aune. Beans
were in short supply, and brought rates equalljeg those of last
week. Peas about the sane.

Maw Joni 18.—Our market this morning was well
attended. OfEuglleh wheat there was but Mule offering, and
being held for more money, the demand was limited. Fbreign
met a fair consumpfAve sale, at the full currency of this day ee'n-
night. Flour was only in moderate demand, at previous rstea.
Oats and oatmeal were without any material change. Egyptian
beans advanced Is. and Indian corn lA. per gr.

Maperimn, Jura 18.—There arm a samonable eupply of wheat
at car men market to-day. A slow demand took pane at in. per
quarter more sooner. White ranged from Tn. to 7E6R. ; red, 1166, to
72a. per tilt atone. tray little Indeed done in barley, and estes
are stationary. Both oath and beans were in email supply, and
the rates of last week were for the nand part established.
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Nawauar, JOYS 18.—Whoat in short supply, rather more in-
=; all sold at an adv•noe of la. per qr. T'he hudnoas in other
of open was quite of a retail catuucter, and pnoas remain
unchanged.
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kloiviacaue,Yß 17.—There were in to-4ny's market 729
whcat. Thiess le. 6J. up on the top, and Is 9d. up on the
average. 160 gra barley ; la. up on the top, and Is. Id. down on the
smogs. 1,100 gm. oats; Is. up on the top, and Gd. down on the
average. 49 em. bassi L. Irl. dawn um the top, Yid Yd.
taD es ilas ism"

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1114 T, It Tn. T 11(111Vy T 101,•. • ~.•, ,of ••I,
Wa• ifes y Initte; the trade we, 144-3Vy -4i; 4-1 ; 1„,„
;;;
IntlaniTtnd '1.0; cleaning+. wan not ntn4l.• 4 :41v4,4;.....4
tpade plow. Fat pie, • rregl•-r•l•• ' 4....
tO 70. per lb. • inottam, t 141. INT 1:;.; 70.
; (441.t0 7d. per lb. Ita. to 3,1; •.,
score; ixalet ditto, 10P. Gil. In lee., tl. It 4

IN. had k ry
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market to-day, We
including a vage number of ..upply of 3IIIIILILI
wall and about 40 from Ireland. Outiroz to the
hot ourathrr very little was wanted, sad the trade
ws,
roc ,4
valuation on lust week's 'trees; l•-t do—rttletn,
from Gra. to Vitt. per ewt., mist oesootslsey from ffs
Tittle was also a full supyl) ofrhorp, iL
though prices were firmer than kat. van,k ; burl Lana
sellu3g at q,d., and in some 111)(1." 1.4,1., I,ut. 1,4,1 I
ROIL Mllftln unaltered. We had n largo t.upply or
they met with a dull tro.dc at a rourkca rtAuctsin tp pn„.‘:
per lb. being accepted for boat samples. The slum of in::
was yin small, but quite ttutfitlent for the demand,
were emetslingly low. Of store rattle we Mut a ;rood xup;..y
'being about kW loft over from last wok. Trwlo lea- • •
dull, and holdtll, WON' only too glad to OA sill nay off' st t!ss...l
Ile supply of Pigs was mislocsto
briskly, •1 front its. ;kb to its,. Gil. poi ....oro for Ir-t
but the market. ,i(1001.i yrry slogictsbl , sot; erne. wry.. - •
firm. A moderate trade &Sok it, Ms 00.
Muitnot-ritantar,Jr•r. IT. Thrr hn boon a crest ,ty
,f
fat knots during the put week, and yrr hsve ac
tuidency. In tome ingtanent psi,.., r,,nu •
per lb. for superior quaditito, acid el. ter is:se.,
condition. There has lAten a ;no, supply of s
average price Wog bd. bittep is mow: and
ditiou have realised ad., and inferior
...inn id. mu
plentiful, last week's quototivor T.
of bass pigs on offer La, boon Irduw tht• s‘srecro.
in, frew ton. to toe. Nil. per more. Pot'stm 1,4 L.
have changed hands at from 9s. fsl. ps r
Newport market this day there wore nomisr td stoe
offer, and a great many thezattd Lamb, set sse,ral
calves by their aides were ilitspcmAl or too Ell to 7,4
above weer the prices at which tab., woe. ofiset,l.
New*aa, Jose IG.—The supply of I.llth
quite an average one, and prices woos•
ranged from Ts. Rol. to 1.44. Ga. per
lb. • lambs, Ste. to it,.. each.

Waranitn, Jrax 17. The gram lands boinqrnau
by the long drought, farmers arc oft- cam.; too,. it.t
tumid. To-day's market was anundanth. -nopte .1 min
cattle and aheep The warm wiathi r
careful in their purchases, and tht.urh per,: ,b •
week'a currency, much stock of both kino. Ira, hit ,
quality of beef, W. to tat. ad. per atone of tali,.;
beat mutton, ad. to 60. per lb.; second, n;.l. • larab,
EUITbIIIIIII. Join 17.--There mun Lit
market to-day than iuuld be wild, tbouigi hotli s 1 -n-,,..,,1
lower pram, than loot week. Best heel, t 0.0.1. N 1 ter -6..4
141 b.• remind quality, ad.; inferior, ; tool utut•e...
attend quality, to inferior,