The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-21 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. fisercansr Evian:lto. The market was
steady to-day, at the following trice; :—Spot, 48a.
October to December, 495. 6d. to 49e. 9d. ; November to
December, 50& ; January to March. 51& asked, 204. 66.
offered. Delivery to but evening, 1,212 casks ; arrivals, 786
cask&

COTTON.—Ltvccrom., JULY 19.—We have had a fair
demand, and American m rather dearer than on Thursday ;
Brazil and Egyptian unchanged, and Suruta, owing to the
limited demand, are rather easier. The sales are 5,000 bales,
of which 4,000 are for export and speculation.

COTTON GOOD6.—MANCHZIIIIM, Jinx 19.—The busi-
ness during the week he' not been considerable. In yarns
the market recovered on Tuesday from the depression of the
previous few days, and more business was done. A fair
business continued to be done also on Wednesday and
Thursday. In cloths also sellers were asking rather hi&
prices, but buyers did not respond, and in most cases when
business was done they were able to supply themselves from
the stocks holding for resale by speculators on better terms
than from manufacturers. Yesterday the market both for
cloth and yarn was paralysed by the extraordinary canard
brought by the steamer Glasgow, of the offer of M'Clellan
to surren&w. Business was entirely suspended, and the
market wee in an exintordioary state of excitement. To-
day, with the Arabia's advice', we have a quieter feeling,
and some disposition has been shown to renew business.
The sales, however, have not been of much account. Prices,
both of yarn and cloth, are very firm. The position of nia•
nufacturers is daily becoming more embarrassing, owing to
the relatively high prices of cotton. Unless a change
takes place soon a greatly increased number of mills must
cease running, and their workpeople be thrown out of em-
ployment.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Leans, JULY 19.—The market
this morning wee rot characterised by much animation in
either department. The attendance of buyers was limited,
and their "lists" were not heavy. In the ooloured•liall
one or two good parcels of tweeds and fancy ooatinp
changed hands; also a few lots of plain goods. The white-
hall was only quiet, wiling' in various styles of finish being
the chief &mend. The contradictory character of the
American news, coupled with the continued uncertain wea-
ther, appeared to exercise a depressing influence upon busi-
ness, and no doubt induced many buyers to hold off from
operating beyond their absolute and immediate require-
manta. The advance in the price of cotton begins to mani-
fest itself in the current quotations, principally, of course,
in low goods; an manufacturers generally appear to be
taking full advantage of this state of things.

HARDWARE.—Bniximonex, JUL!' 19.—Tbe trade of
this town imatinues extremely quiet. A alight inquiry has
sprung up for goods for the autumn, but the country shop.
keepers seem much indisposed to make up stocks, so that
orders coming in are upon a very small scale. There are not
many manufactories where the men are on short time, but a
very partial cessation of orders would lead to this, for the
oldest establishments have very few orden before hand.
The jewellery and other fancy trades are much de
some of the jewellery factors are not doing more tato-
thirds their usual amount of business. In the foreign de-
partment the same want of animation is experienced ; there
is about an average trade doing to the West Indies, bat this
is quite exceptional ; in all other respects the foreign orders
are small, and the buyers who have been over here lately
have been extremely cautious about purchases. Lately
some fresh orders have been given out for Spain. At one of
the large works in the adjoining district about one hundred
and fifty men employed as puddler. have received notices of
discharge, in consequence of the accumulation of puddled
iron when the trade was slacker than it now is.

CORN.—Cattamor., JOLT 19.—Our wheat market was
rather dearer to-day, but not much doing. The weather
ha. bees more fevourable during the week, but to-day is
cold and gloomy.
CAELLSLE. JULY 19.—There was • moderate supply el
wheat, and small of barley sal oats at our market today.
Wheat met • good demand, at about 3d. per Carlisle bushel
over last week's prices. Barley rod oats met a fair sale, at
late rates. Wheat, white, sew, 22t. 6d. to 24a. 6d.; old,
Mi. 6d. to 24e. 6d. ; red, new, 21s. Od. to 23 Bd.; old,
Ds. Od. to 22a. 6d. Barley, sew, 14s. 6d. to 15s. 6d.
old, 14s. 6d. to He. 6d. Oats, potato, old. 10a. Od. to
lls. CkL ; common, old, 9s. 6cL to 10a. Od. Bye, 14s. 6d.
to 15e.

COLCHESTER, JOLT 19.—A fair show of wheat ; the
amount of Lothian was small at as advance of fully Is.—
fanners demanding generally 3e. in consequence of thew fear
for the growing crop. _ _

GCILDTORD, JULY 19.—At today's market the supply of
wheat wu extremely short. The prima realised were the
same as last week, excepting in one or two habil:wee where
a little more money was obtained. Wheat, Ma. to 67s •
barley, 30s. to 35e. ; oats, 245. to 28a. ; beans, 40s. to 44a:
per qr.
- - ' •

HrarrroaD, JULY 19.—Supply of wheat still extremely
small ; a good trade for all kinds, and prime fully as dear.
Little or no barley offering. Oats and beans in request and
6d. per quarter dearer. 'Wbeat, red, 365. ; white, 40e. per
load. Barley, grinding, 26e. to 365. Oats, 201. to 265. ;
fins, 30s. per qr. Beans, 23e. to 281. per load. Much corn-
plaint of blight in the wheat crops.
Lmcsirrra, JULY 19.—There was a short supply of wheat
from the farmere, the show consisting of red and white sorts.
Buyers operated cautiously at lest week's rates Prism for
white ranged from 00e. to 635. ; red, 368. to 60e. per 36
stone. Very little barley was exhibited, and sales were
made at the onersecess of the week preceding ; wade&
365. to 40s. per qr. ; feed seri% 30a. to per 30 du
That ama amain amply al cats, whisk was to tar 46-

mend, and prioes wire a shade hli,hsr ; maples realised 26e,
to :Ms. per 24 'kat.
Newc.tarti-uroir•Trzez, JULY 19.—At our market ti.o
morning we led a moderate 'how of wheat, hom the growers,
but, owing to the eztravagaat demands of our farmers, the
trade Bagged at the commecomment, but towards the corielu.
Mon, on last week's prices being accepted, a ready clearance
was effected. For south country descriptions the demand
was animated, such sorts being wanted for mixing with
foreign, with which for the moment our millers are piety
well supplied ; extra Norfolk and Suffolk reds brought Ulu.,
fine 59a., all per Wilts. respectively. Our millers having
bought pretty freely of foreign during the week, there was
rather lees pees* therein, but in the business done extreme
rases were paid. Flour moved off steadily at last week'.
prices. Grinding barley much inquired for, and good sweet
foreign in advance. Malt Menem, in favour sod the tura
higher. Beans and pass without inquiry. Oats fully la
higher than on this day setnight. The arrivals this week
are :—W heat, coastwise, 2,161 qea. ; foreign, 4,6:t3. Rye,
coastwise, 13. Barley, foreign, 86. Malt, ocsatsvise,
Oats. coastwise, 761. Floor, cortwies, 1,450 lacks.

NORWICH, JULY 19.—iiare was an increased supply
of wheat on offer at tbis market to-day, and the millers sot
being free buyers prices were lost a Made cheaper. Thtt,
was scarcely any other grainoffering. White wheat (weigh-
ing 621 b. to ffilbs.), 595. to 62a. ; red ditto (weighing Gms.
to 6411 n.) 660. to Nis. per qr. ; Soar 391. 6d. per sock.

NOTTINGHAM, JULY 19.—There was a moderate above
of wheat to-day, the quality of which was fur.
Sales were effected steadily at full rates ; white sampha
made Me to 645. ; red, 565. to 60e. per 36 atone. The
d barley was very small and, with a quiet demand, yri..,4
underwent no important variation ; malting, nominal ;
grinding. 295. to 31a. per 30 stone. O&M came to hand
slowly and were in good demand, at prices the turn in
favour of the seller ; old, 30a. to 36e. ; new, 245. to Gig. ;
foreign, 26e. to 30& per 24 stone.
OXFORD, JOLT 19.—Our corn market to-day we.
attended both by buyers and sellers, and but few woo.,
dimmed hands. One feature in the market certainly will
speak for itself. A gentleman connected with a large
blishment is the north of England had no sooner opened Lit
samples than he closed them, having received a telegram not
to sell any kind of grain. Prices may therefore be quoted
about the same as laid week.

PrIIItibOSOUGH. JULY 19.—The fine weather we hare
had then last few days has its inflame= on both buy.,
sad seller, of pais, and with a fair supply of wheat we
=primped a vary slow trade, at about lest week's priest
Seasesly a sample of spring corn, and prices nominally
hut week.

Ramiro JULY 19.—There was a fair supply of wheat
at our market this morning. Holders asked more money,
but the trade for wheat may' be quoted generally at hut
week's prices, though for choice qualities an advance of le.
per quarter was realised. In other articles the trade WM
purely' of a nominal character.
Rocasurna, JULY 19.—The stands were pretty well
furnished with grain, for which there was a brisk demand.
Best lota of home-grown and foreign white were quoted
at 50s. to 631. per 9r. ; and inferior , 52a. to 595. Lbw
red, 54e. to 58s. ; and inferior, 495. to 54a. per qr. There
was little doing in the barley trade, end prices are nominally
the same, beet malting making 365. to 42a. ; and grinding,
265. to 325. per qr. no oat trade was dull, and prices were
nominally the MOOD as those of last week ; best Poland.
making 26a. to 295. ; and other kinds, 235. to 26e. per qr.

Wieezca, JULY 19.—We have had occasional shaven
during the week, but ors the whole much line weather.
At to-day's market the supply of wheat is small, and the
prices of last week are masutained, whilst all spring cum
sells readily rather in favour of the seller as to price.
Woaczerze, JULY 19.—At this day's market there was
an increased sap* of wheat from the farmer, which found
buyer, at fully currency of this day week. Barley a
to la. per quarter higher; oats tendiug upwards; beans
rather —dearer ; peas unaltered.

YORK. July 19.—The attendance wee hardly an average,
many of the farmers being busily engaged in the hay fiebb
The inquiry proved middling, and late rates were obtaie
able • white sorts realised 601. to 645. ; red, 565. to 60s. per
36 skies. There was not much activity in the barley trade,
and the supply being short, prices were about the same ;
feed qualities made 325. per AO atom ; maltiog, nil. The
show of oats was also small, and the demand ruled firm
at extreme quotatious-225. to 265. per 24 stone.
KIRKCALDY, JOLT I9.—We have still unsettled weather,
and much rain has fallen at intervals during the week
With the exception of those crops oo easy rich land, the
general appearaece of the country has not improved ; it
many parts the potatoes have a stinted look. Very seldom
indeed has the country stood more in need of sunshine mil
genial weather. At our country markets this week our
supplies of wheat and oats have been very short. Prices of
both advanced la. per quarter. No barley offering. Bus
to-day we have very small supplies of barley and oats, sad
fair al wheat. Belem reedy. Every kind of grain 6d. to Is.
per quarter dearer. Wheat, boa. to 86s. per qr.; barley,
325. to 35e. ; oats, 96a. to Ms.
WATMOILD, JOLT 19.—We have had very variable
weather this week, with a low temperature for the season
of the year. Our harvest proepecte in consequence are 11,,t
more favourable than at the date of our last. Supplies of
grain to our market continue on a most limited scab ; from
abroad only one cargo of maize hie come to hand, and wag-
wise a few small lots of flour cod wheat. The trade hex
been fairly active, and for most articles the tendency •4
prices has been upwards. Wheat—lrish has fully recovered
the decline of last week, and a moderate quantity of foreign
has found buyers at an improvement of 9d. to la. per
barrel. Barley without cheese, but oats Wog very sours
command an advance of about 6d. per barrel. Woe cora—
A fair quantity has changed hands at about former rasa
but most sellers are now disposed to look far higher prices.
Flour the turn dearer. Imports this week :—Wheat, v 2
L eglaidian corn, 3,469 ; oatmeal, 79 sacks ; floor, 124.
this week :—Wheat, 318 barrels; cute, 5,172
barrels ; flour, 1,300 tacks.
CATTLE. --CAzumx, JULY 19. —Tba 'apply of cattle to
day was pretty large for the middle of July, and was mule
up almost entirely of Galloway. and Irish. There was only
• poor attendance of buyers, and the market during the
whole of the morning was in a lifeless state, the continued
unpropitious weather having a decidedly depressing effect.
Of sheep there were only one lot shown, and a fins lot
of half•brad lambs, the Bret we have had this wawa. Up
to nearly noon trade was quite at a stand-still. We were
today again extensively supplied with pigs, there beiog
fully 70 cartloads on offer, generally of an average quality.
The attendance of buyers was not numerous, and with
very few exceptions the trade was generally of a retail cha-
racter, at another alight reduction in price, without a dear-
sow at the close. Beat pigs, 17.. to 20a. ; secondary and
inferior, 13e. to 10s. a bead.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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