The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-31 00:00:00

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TALLOW.—THra9DAT EVIIIING.—The market wee
steed, to-day. The tiottug quotattoos were to follow,
Bout, 43e. to 43e. 3d. ; Ovt.4.lwr to December, 46‘ 91.
Delivery to lase seeming, 680 wake; arrivals ditto, 671
sake.

CXYTTON•thIIMPOOL, JULY 30.—Our market is am,
gums So.day, Wi•b In alma a Marko is fa.our of the Wyse.
The salaams 6,000 Was, of which 2, 000 area epeeelaties.
sod fur export. WO American. 200. to 22fl ; 3.7Bosutit,
so 201 d. ; 3711 Egyptian, 20441. to 220. ; SO Niue-
boo°, 2W. ; 210 Bahia sad lteeeto, 24.1. to 214. ; 20
llatastuus, 22.1. w 22.1. L The west's import is 33.7256a15a

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BILADIMID, JULY 23.—Ths
general toes of the wool trade has not changed much litre
last week. The recent news from Amm ice, though of se
important nature, does sot seed to favour the hope of
speedy termimition of the struggle, sod with that war still
proceeding, and the uscertelety which chats as to the policy
of our goverowent in the Polhill affair, boaicess here coati.
sues to be entirely uospeculative in character sod very
limited in attest. The large and varied stock which is
to be met with on all liasda also Weida to lessen the aunty
to buy. Notwithstoodiog the comparative inactioe among
purchuen,contidence is still maiutsined can the parts( holders.
As is always the use is a quiet time, some little irregularity
exists in mud to price, cud the timid and neoessitous will
abate their demands somewhat to effect sales ; but, mom.
tog generally, the price is not at all depressed loos last
week and staplers luviNg bought their wool dearly an
hithe'rto not at all disp-eed to part with it at a escrifice. The
yarn trade is quiet. Theis ui little doing in the export
trade. There as a steady demand for home ourumptecia,
and more inquiry few two-fulda. The busmen branseeted
jo pieces today has bees of a had-to mouth character. Oar
home merchants are only buying small lot, from stock for
immediate requirsomota, and the Americas, are not planes
hash orders. Shippers are repotted u doing very little), sod
• the purchases of the foreign buyers who bare visited the
market are equally unimportant. Manufacturers sad dyers
axe nevertheless very busy, and the latter so much babied is
their deliveries that merchants begin to be seriously lame-
vehieeeed by the long Mays. There is, a. tar as we ma
ascertain, no change of prose in any description of goods.

HOSIERY AND LACE.—Norrorouau, Jour &
The improvement in the lace trade noticed in previous weeks
is steadily maiotained. Ti,. continued fine weather gives
confidence to buyers, of whom several from Franos, Ger.
many, and the States are in the market. The denuad for
lilacs silk laces is as lively as ever, and many other class,.
of roods are
iin request, chiefly for 'hippies, the home trade
being quiet, as s customary at this wawa of the year. The
prospects of the hosiery trod* are likewise more eoconragieg
thus of late, and the operatives in most branches see rather
more generally employed. A few orders are bagioning to
drop in for the autumn trials. As the American war seems
to have entered upon another lease, the impleasiou prevails
that yarns will onnitniu their pr tenthigh rate, and that the
prices asked for goods of all kinds moat be submitted to.—
NottilipAant Journal.

CORN.—Thavntoastr, JOLT 30.—At this day's market
there was a short supply of Eaglet wheat, which roiliest
about last week'. rates. Buler quite &edger. Oats 6d. pat
quarter lower. Buns and pees held for last week's currency,
BRISTOL, JOLT 30.—At our market to-day there was a
short supply of English wheat ; the demand wu very U.
active, and sales *mkt out; be made by submitting W a
decline of la per. qr. Foreign, 6d. to Is. cheaper, withfew
buyers. Barley sold to a fair extent, at hut week's pries.
I whim corn sad beans the turn cheaper. For oats oily a
retail demand, sod prices were again the turn in buyer's
favour.

DMZ" JOLT 30.—A fair supply of wheat at market
to-day. Trade was rattier dull, although we can maks no
alteration in prices from lot week. The weather metier
remarkably fine for the crops, and in another week hum&
will he general throughout the county. Everything oan
theme to look lozurant. Beet red wheat, Zia. to 24a;
inferior sorts, 175. to 22a. ; prioding trrley, 30..
oats, 21s. to 2lhi. ; beaus, 20s. to 22... &L ; pew lea.
to 215.; fine floor, 375. to 40a. ; other dour, 335. to 365.
BUNCHESTIM, JULY 30.—At this day's market there was
only a limited business doing, and we repeat the quotations
of this day ee'noight for all descriptions of grain and Boar.
Nnw•aa, JULY 29.—At this market there wu asoap
rate supply of wheat and slow sale at the rates of last week.
A few transactions took place at la per qr. lees mousy.
Oats and beans unaltered. A sample of the new crop of ate
former brought 27.. par qr. ; weight, 431 be. per bashaL
NZWBOBT, JULY 30.—We bad a fair supply of wheal far
the time of year, which met a steady. eat about the
pricesof loot week. Very little doing in spring cote.
UXBILIDOC, Jou 30.—A short supply of wheat, which
sold at prices in favour of the buyers. to suing ooro there
is but little doing, and prices are unchanged. New *later
oats were offering, the weight 421ba. per bushel.

Eaumunaa, JULY 29.—is compared with last week,
wheat was Is. up oo the top, and Id. on tin average.
Barley was 2a. 6d. down on the top, and 7d. down oa
the average. Oats were la. down on the top, and Id. down
oa the average. Wheat, 365. to 50e. Barley, 22a. to 31s.
Oats, 22.. to 31..

WATIRFORD, JOLT 30. —There is a fair business paishig
in our market this week, at about late prior.. Several per.
eels of mid= takes no speculation. Our foreign arrivals,
which are liberal, consist principally of Indian corn.
OATTLE.—NOTTLVGBAN. JULY V.—There was a lame
amply of brute is the market this morning, of which a
large number were Irish. and the rest from the immediate
neighbourhood of Nottingham. The demand was brisk for
the beet aorta, but io infenor descriptions a slow trade was
done. Beet made Bs. per stone ; inferior, Bs. to 7s. A
large number of sheep were offered, (or which the demand
was slow. Best small made 7d. per lb.; large sad inferior,
Bd. to 41. There wu • small supply of lamb. These
were in tolerable good request, at prices ranging from 20s.
to 325. each. There woo a large simply of calves, white
sold slowly at Id. (best sort) ; and Aid. for inferior. Bid
pockets made G. per stone ; bacon, do. to 6e.
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EDINBURGH. JULT 29. —The supply of cattle was larger
than on last Wednesday, the number being 409, or 14 mom.
Soles were dull, but prices much the some as those ob-
tained last week. Top price, 81. 3d. ; current, from
7s. 6d. to Be.: middling and inferior, from 6e. lid. to 71. 3d.
per stone. The supply of sheep and lambs wax smaller
than last week's, there being 7,676, or 209 lege, 306 of which
were store hogs', &a Mee were dull, and prices for both
sheep and lambs were down, particularly for the inferior
aorta. Top price of the best mutton, 7d. ; current, laid.
and down to bid per lb. • ewes, from 51d. to 6d.
Lambs, top toicea, 26e. 6d., i6a., 25a. •, current, from 19s.
to 24.., and downwards ; bldifaced, 12a. 6d., lls. 9d., 9a,
and dolga to Ba. a heed. At the close a eossidemble
nasality of both kiwis were unsold. Fed p*s brought from
ra to fe. 6d. per atoms ; sit to eight weeks old ditto, from
Ss. 64. to 13s. 3d. • hied.