The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-22 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TOMMAY Emarnm.—The market mu firm
to-day at the unbiased quotations : Spot, 42a. to 42.. ad.;
Sagest to September, 425. 6d. ; October to December,
45a. ; December, 45e. 6d. Delivery to lan evening, 116
maks ; snivels ditto, 240 mike.

COOTTON.—LIVIIPOOI, JULT
firm'l.—We have to report
a fair demand to-day, with • market. Prices remain
uncharged. The salsa are 6,000 bales, of which 2,000 are
for export and speculation.

COTTON GOOD& —Mascarene, Jmx 2L —ln yarns
there has been • pod deal more business for various quarters
at the full pries@ of last weak. There has been business
doing for Chios, for India, for the Mediterranean, and some
little for Germany. The home trade are ase buyers, chiefly
for mauutacturera. There has been some doubt thrown epos
the news of the fall of Vicksburg, which has bad its weight
in deterring buyers, but upon the whole the market for yarns
closes strong, though in many ones buyers ere disposed to
wait the arrival of next advice, from America, and to hold
orders which are not very priming in abeyance. In the
cloth market we have had less business than in
yarn. It was anticipated that the American news
would have lad to pester activity, and sellers
have been asking rather full prices ; but in the expectation
of more business the have been somewhat disappointed.
Sellars are decidedly and in soon ones prices ban
hardened, bat the buyers or nearly all markets seem dis-
posed to act cautiously, and await further advice'. There
have been more inquiries for some classes of India fabrics,
the letters now to hand from Bombay and Calcutta being
of a rather encouraging character, but they have not lad to
much business. W here orders were pressing, and have had
to be executed, sellers have exacted the full rates current
during the last few weeks, and more than could have ben
obtained under some circumstances. On the part of sellers
the penal opiates seems to be that they an in a position
to command foil prices is the preent state of American
affairs, bat there are exceptions to this feeling. On the
part of buyers there is more or less doubt, and some of them
are holding back in expectation of a decline.

WOOLLEN.—LDe, JULY 21.—There was • fair et.
tudance of buyers sod manufacturers in both halls today,
but the aggregate transactioos were not in proportion. la
the coloured market • cousiderable quantity of tweeds met
with purchasers, also • sprinkling of meltoos of autumn
substance, and a few lots of milled diagonals. In the white
market the leading demand was for intrieys end Mauler
fabrics suitable for the fall trade. Plain cloths were not
much in request. Rates in all departmenta are fully.ous-
tained.

MANUFACTURE9.—HIMDIMirrILD, Jny 2L —The
extraordizuuily fine weather which has characterised the
prompt month has bad the effect of reduciog stocks of light
goods, and a few orders for more come oocsaionally to hand.
Some manufacturers are also busy producing winter goods,
the demand for which is now on the increase.

WOOLS.—HUDDIESPIZIA, JULY 21.—The arrivals fees
present rtes us yet assay, and buyers seem diapered to
emit for better choice. A few wads has been moved
durisi the week et former prices.

CORN.—Hon, JULY 2L —At to-days market a mode-
rate supply of English wheat, which is tam off at last
week's currency, beet rum of red making 46e. to 46.. per
5041 his. Foreign held as late nada, but demand quite retail.
Barley for grinding steady at prior rather in favour of
sellers. Bases sod peas unaltered. Oat. in fair request at
former prices. The foreign imports last week are es
under : Wbest, 4.061 qrs. ; barley, 3,911 qrs. ; eat.,
2406 qrs. ; peas, 456 qrs. ; tares, 170 qrs. ; linseed, 12,590
qrs. ; rapeseed, 33 qrs. ; oil cakes, 77 toss.
Lazne, JULY 21.—Fute fresh samples of English red and
white wheat are mach inquired after, and command an ad-
vance of ls. from last Tuesday's rates ; foreign held more
firmly, which checks the sale. Barley nominal. Spring
corn unaltered in demand or value.

:113i:Ti1.--Wellad a small attendance at market
to-day, and a short show of wheat, which sold readily at
Is. more money. Grinding barley in request and fully at
dear. Beans and oats—Prices without alteration. The
weather, although fine, ha. not been so hot as last week.
The root crops are represented to be suffering from the
want of rain. Per imperial quarter to the grower:—
Wheat, white, new, 6111 m. to Übe. per imperial bushel,
50s. to 525. • ditto red, 61Ibe. to 62.11:e., 44.. to 465.
Barley, distilling, 5011 m. to 511 ha, 30s. to 32.. Oats,
36Ibs. to 4211 m., 7b. to 26.. Beans, new, 6316 e. to 6411 m,
3tla to 40s.

FfiticiStite.oB-Tv se, JULY 21.-The weather since Satur-
day has been cloudy and cold, but dry. Our market this
morning lost the buoyant tour of Saturday, and transac-
tions in wheat wen much more limited though price. were
maintained. Flour steady. In barley, beans, and peas
little passing. Flee malt inquired for. Oats a slow sale.
fialrantla, JULY 2L -At today's market the general
supply of grain was short, but it being a very wet morning,
I the attens was above an average, both of buyers and
sellers. There was an evidestly strong inclination on the
part of buyers to purchase, but there being but a few sam-
ple. of really good wheat on offer, a limited trade was the
reault, and proms firm. Flour nominally unaltered. Grind-
ing barley and malt were quite as dear, and in oats, beaus,
and peas trade was limited, and prices nominally unal-
tered. Wheat, 365. to 31.. Barley, 25.. to 40a. Oats,
225. to Va. Beam, 425. to 48s. Peas, 365. to 40s. Rye,
3th. to 38.. per qr. Flour, 36a. to 40k per sack. Malt,
64a. to 66e. per qr.
cArn.E. --SA LISEURT, JOLT 21. -Our market to-day was
much better supplied with beast* than of late, both in
quality and quantity, and there was a good attendance of
buyers. The increased supply caused trade to rule dull at
the commencement of business, but Late in the day a good
clearance was effected, at rather more mousy. There was a
capital supply of prime sheep, and with a good demand, all
quickly changed hands, former prices being In some instances
exceeded. There were a few pens of lambs offered, which sold
at high prices. A short supply of calves, which sold at full
prices. We had a good supply of pigs, in which a good
business was done, but prices were very low. Best ox beef,
Ile. 6d. to 12s. 6d. per score ; cow and heifer dittodips. to
I la. ; best Bowe mutton, 7d. to 74d. per 10. ; tton
of inferior quality, 6d. ; veal, 64d. to 7d.; fresh pork, 60.
to 7d. ; salted ditto, 7d. to 74d., and 9e. to 9s. 6d. per
score; greets bacon. 74d. to Bd. per lb. ; dry ditto, Bd.
to lid. ; sweet pickled harm, 844. to 9d.: quarter old dote
pigs, 10e. to 12s. each ; cows with calves, 111, to 141.