The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-30 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—Senneney Evearrea. The market was
Arm to-day. Spot, 475. • all this month, 47a. ; July, 471.;
August and Sept., 42e. 6d. ; Oct. to Dec., 495. Delivery to
last evening, 940 maks ; arrivals, 341 make.

COTTON. —Uvisroot., Jan 28.—We have had a very
active market to-day, with an advance mace the Persia's
arrival of about Id. per lb. in cotton. The melee are 30,000
bales, inalodimg 3,000 Ameticaa, lid. to 17d.; 22.150 Burst,
90. to 14d. ; 2,800 Egyptian, 140. to Eld.; 1.200 rename,
140. to 1444. ; 860 Baaw 14id. to 150. ; of which
15,000 are for speculation and export. The week's import
is 481 bales.

001rON GOODS.—Merroaceram, JUNE 28.—A lama
business has been dome in yams during the week for all
market., atm aroma of fully Id. per lb., and in some err
more. There has bees less Minoan' in cloth, the*
_some
large parcels have been moved, aod prime WO WIPOIrI
but buyers still hesitate to give prices commensurate with
the met of cotton. For cloths the demand has been upon
printers, shirtier, medapollams, and T cloths. Nam
Fender and Co. say T cloths have 'antacid 3d. par
and the production of them is steadily d • .Thee
has been a moderate business in domestic.. and 8 b. shirt-
ing' (64's) bare advanced 6d. per piece during the fortnight.
Good cloth of this kind (40 loch) is quoted Ils. 3d.
per piece, and upwards. For 39 inch, 6 lb.,
7.. 9d. to 84., and for 7 lb. the rice' quoted are 94.
Stocks of yam and cloth are much reduced, and agent. are
not supplied with quotations from their principals in some
mere, whilst the principals themselves appear indisposed to
make contract. in the present excited state of the cotton
market. Telegrams last evening from Liverpool, after the
advicee by the Persia bad come to hand. stated that the
oottonmarket had been seized with another fit of excite-
ment, and that speculators had done a large business. This
sort of thing has a tendency here to indam caution and lead
both buyers and sellers to pause.

WOOLLEN.—Lgr.rin, Junrc 28.—Tbe half-year has closed
with a quiet market in both balls. The attendanoe of
buyers were not numerous, and their wants were soon sup-
plied. A few stout fabrics for 'lntorno were le request, and
some clearing sales of spring goods were effected, but the
general tons was quiet, and the aggregate transactions in
both balls inconsiderable. The cold unsettled state of the
weather had, no doubt, an unfavourable effect upon the
market.

HARDWARE.—Braineartert, Jura 28.—Trade here has
slightly improved ; there have been more orders in during
the week, from both the factors and the mercheots, and
although there are few of the manufacturers who hays many
orders on the books, the principal establishments are keep-
ing their men on at moderate time. The fancy trades are
still very much depressed ; the jewellers are not doing more
than half the amount of bullpen which they usually do at
this season, and so far as they are concerned, it is feared
there will be little, if any improvement for the next two
months.

CORN.—Chathithes, Jon 28.—Our market was thinly
attended to-day, and but little doing, at barely last week's
prisms.
CARLISLE, Jun 28. —The supply of all sorts of grain at
our roartet to-day was smalL Wheat sold freely, at 6d.
per Carlisle bushel over last week's rates. Barley about 6d.
per bushel dearer. Oats slow of sale, at kW rates. Wheat,
white, new, 225. 6d. to 24a. lid. ; old, 22.6 d. to 24e. &I. ;
red, new, 20a. 6d. to 225. &I.; old, 205.6 d. to 22e. 6d. Barley,
new, 14i. 01. to 14s. ed. ; old, 14s. Od. to 14s. ed. Oats,
potato, old
Rye, . 10a. Od, to ll
16a
e.Od. ; common, old, 9s. Odd. to
10e. Od. 155. Od. to
Counsarza, Juin 28.—The supply of wheat was good
pncos barely equal to last week, with a moderate demand.
Until after harvest, in consequence of the almost nominal
show of barley, beans, suit peas, we shall cease to notice
them.
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