The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-16 00:00:00

MARKETS

TALLOW.—TUESDAT EVIIIING.—Tbere was no change
in the tallow market to-day, prioea ekeing the sense ea
yesterday. Delivery to last evening, 321 asks; arrimb,

COTTON. —Livaaroot, JULY 15.—We have had more
Moniry to-day, and a good business has been done with a
dearer market. The ease are 12,000 bales, including 4,000
Amerioan, 15d. to 19d. ; 5,660 Surat, 124 d. to 16d. ; 1,400
170. to 26d. ; IRO Pertain, 171 d. to 17td. ; 570
Bahia, to 161 d.; 200Naranham, 17id. ; of which 7,000
ars forbilitculation and export The week's import is
26,943

COTTON GOODS.—MANCHZUTIR, JOLT 15.—We have
had • batter feeling and more business doing in veins on
the park of German and India house'. Titsd rassion pre-
vailing during the last few days has dkappored, and sellers
have recovered the alight loss in pries they had to submit to
last week. In some instances rather higher's** have best
obtained. The German and India people ars the windfall
buyers, and there is • good deal of inquiry also on the part
of speculators, but this has not yet led to mush badmen.
The home trade are not doing much. There has bees
rather more business in cloth than at the close of last weak.
The last accounts from America have rather improved the
market than otherwise. There was • little waver-
ing among sellers at the close of last week,
but the market has now recovered Its firmness,
and prices are today quite as firm as on last Tuesday.
Some manufacturer' are even asking higher rates,
but at the expense of business. Buyers are exceedingly
cautious, and though the market is very firm, the aggregate
sales are reported to be inconsiderable, We have a prospect
of more doing, however, iu consequence of the India news.
There are telegrams from Bombay to the 27th June, by
which it appears on that date they hat an active market
in imports, with an advance on skirtings of 9d. to 12d. per
piece ; and although but little effect has yet bar produced
on business here by these accounts, they are expected to
lead to some operations if authent . ioatM.. The accounts
from all parts of the cotton districts spook of the closing
of more mills. In Manchester, Record* to Oaritsia Palia's
report, the number of workpeople pissed on abort tam*
this week is 15,801, against 15,632 last week, and the total
oat of employment this week is 9,444, against 8,882 lest
• week. In addition to this unfavourable report, it may be
added that three mills, employing 1,800 people, are to be
closed at the end of this weak.

WOOLLEN.—Linn, JULY 15.-,The tranwlicas is the
whet this maiming did not os the wheleemeed the geed
Tuesday's moray. In the coloured Loll a oeseldmehle
qsantity of tweeds changed heads, both in 54 and 60 inches
width, bet there was no great demand for other fabrics. In
the white ball there was not much done. The attendance
of buyers was sot hop is either ball, mad the unsettled
state of the weather as the morning advanced appeared to
operate spirt business.

ROME CIRCUIT.—HiarsoaD, Juir 15.
The bistros el the Rene ("resit eressammd yesterday
by the opening of the peuetrates foe tie sousety el Hens,
in this town. The ariadaal Will/ der sot appear to be
heavy, as there an Sew pleosure for trial, and muse of MANUFACTURES. —HUDDLE/MELD. JOLT lb. —Ws
the oases in the aaleadar appears to be of. very Moots can report a moderate business today, but not quite oval

to last week. The principal demand appears to be in
priced tiOiOU awl mixture goods for shipping. la °it. r
deecriptiehe suita►le for the Londe, end *motel Markpt.
the tnumectione mar be obi to be autni-rous, Litt ;i,a
parcels are small as if variety was wasted and yet la., y
stouts avoided.

WOOLS.— HUDDIUMVTILD, JULY lb.—Prices of wool,
continue much as wind, but there is lees doing,
larly in colonials. As rapids Germans, of which tlarft IY
at preaeot a good stook in the market, some moderato halt,
have been made daring the week.

00111 f. Jutr 15.—At today's market a small
supply of English wheat, but weather being showery farmers
are not inclined to sell, and but little wain at about lot
Creek's currency. Foreign meets fair retail mils at late mkt.
All spring corn in good request at prioes rather in favour of
sellers. The foreign imports last week are es under :
Wheat, 4,550 qrs. ; barley, 740 ; oats, 1,518 ; beans, 4,1;74;
peas, 419 ; tares, 144 ; linseed, 8,478; rapeesed,2B ; oil mke,
493 tom ; boom, 54 toss.
Lie, JOLT 15. —The weather centimes Just go
far unsettled as to induce our millers Dot to be without
stooks of wheat, and we have a fair male to-day at the full
rates of last Tuesday. Barley as before. Oats and beaus
bold for late prices. Other articles unaltered.

UTIMPOOL, JOLT 15. —We hays had a very fair
athisshaos of millers and dealers at Ude day's market, std
with a moderate consumptive busisem passing in wheat the
rates of Friday bays been generally maintaioed, wbileteam•
dian being in less supply must be called from ld. to a
per rental dearer. Flour is little dealt in, and a shade lea
money would hays to be taken to elect sales. Indian corn
must be quoted 3d. to 6d. per quarter @haws for American,
this being freely offered from the lets arrivals ; other de.
scriptione firm. Bear and pease are each 6d. per quarter
lower, and barley ld. to 2d. per busheL The day has beet
film, and market peseta, inactive.
LYNN, JOLT 15.—A good deal at rain fell lest week.
Yesterday sad today is fine, with • higher temperature.
At our Cora Exchange this day we ►ad • very limited
show of wheat, which was taken by our heal millers at
about last Week's rates. 8.111181 and grinding barley unal-
tered in value. Per imperial quarter to the power:—
Wheat, white, new, 621bs. to 114Ibs. per imperial bathei,
yds. to 60s. ; ditto, red, 811 be. to 631b5., Ma. to 57e.
Oak, 361bs. to 421ba, 24e. to 275. Beane, old, 631 k. to
6516 a., 42e. to 4ris. ; new, Übe. to 641b5.. 425. to 46e.
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Nrwcairma, Jor.v 15.—me weather since Saturday
has undergone • favourable change, and today, thong
doe, looks showery. At our market this morning we had
a moderate show of wheat from the growers, but having
a fair quantity offering from ether quarters the trade ruled
slow, still in the business done the rates of Saturday Weft
sustained. In flour very few tnumsctions occurred and prices
unchanged, and the same remarks will apply to othet
articles

(Liana —Banner°HAN, JOLT 15,—Tho supply of bases
was only moderate • &mod steady, at fully Thursday's
prima. Sham and lambs • good aupplv ; • fair inquiry,
without •ltsratioa is prism Pip • limited supply ; trade
slow, at late rates.
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fLuasennr Sam, Botha, AID CAM/ Fate, Jura 15.
At our July fair, which was held in the Butte, near this
town, the midst of sheep peened was larger than last
year, and there was an increased attendance of farmers and
dealers, from which it is but fair to minima that the fair is
annually increasing in interest and importance. There was
a fair amount of beanies, transacted at about Is. a heed
over the prices recently current at the late Stockbridge
Fair. Lambe, Indeed, may be said to have realised 21. per
head mom; they ranged from 22e. to 32e.; washers, 35e
to 53., and ewes from 30e. to 401. per head. It would be
invidious to remark on the whole of the sheep and lambs
exhibited for prizes, but suffice it to my the whole of the
animals were remarkably fine • bat tie ram lambs coati.
toted the chief point of attiaotion. The following is the
award of prises :—A piece of plate, value Si,. by G•eeeral
Buckley, 11 P., for the tea best lasunpthire Dow' ram
lambs, Mr. W. Bennett, Cbilmark ; a pia of plate, value
51., by H. M. Manh, Esq., M.P., for the best 100 nether
lambs, bred by the exhibitor, Mr. James Baseline., Bal.
bridge ; a piece of plate, value 2/., by the members of the
Corporation of Salisbury, for the second beet 100 wither
lambs, Mr. W. Bennett, Chthaark ; a pia of plate, value
51., by Lord Henry Thyme, M.P., for the beet 100 watts',
sheep, Mr. Jobe Strange, Heeelbery a piece of plate,
vales 51., by Giles Loader. Eaq.. and other subscribers, for
the beet 100 breeding ewes, Mr. James Rowlence, 3.1
bridge; a piece of plate, value 5/. (late Alderman Smith's
gith to the largest penner, Mr. J. Strange, Haselbery.
sheep and cattle department was meagrely supplied.
and but little breather wee tannenstmL Prices asked for
horses were very high.