The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-22 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. THUMSDAT EVENING. -nu, market was
firm to-day. Spot, 41a. ; October to Deoember, 431. 3d. to
43e. Sd. Delivery to last evening, 346 asks; arrivals note.

COTTON. —Unmoor., JULY 2L—Our market is es.
treensly quiet today.—The s.lr are 4000 boloi, including
leo 1,000 for s • end export. 206 American, 300. to
32L; 100 kg., 30 to 310. • 150 Mimi° and
Bahia, 29d. to d. ; 500 21d. to 3:10. ; 1-41
Smyrna, 220. to g 4 • 4,750 t, 17d. to 260.; Madras,
200.; China, 190. to Md. ; Japso, 220.; 150 Peru,
kc., 28*d. to MA

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Bniarvoin, Jour 21.—Thera
lea rather quieter busker doing is wool, and the priees of
lath week are firmly maintained. There is a good assort-
reset of all clones of wool, and a steady demand, though
it is sot equal to the demand el last week. In worsted yarns
that. is a good brines' doing. particularly in two•folds;
and 40'e and genappe and carded sorts, which are con-
siderably in advent* of the prime of lama week, wbkh, how.
ever, mans to be so bee to operatisca. The complaint
is that the mailers of two-folds refuse to accept small orders
for immediate delivery at my price. The bailees* doing
in single yarneie quieter. Is pieces the market is quiet,
though prices, owing is the higher rake required ter the
raw material, are °Nationally advasciog. Malcom of heavy
goods, nub as mole* serum, Sta, are exceedingly well
employed. and will be no for months to coma. They cos-
sequeutly sok prices that tend to keep of orders. There
bath Wee some Spaniels merchants in the market ; their
operations being coolthed to purchases of fancy goods from
stock. That, is an improved Mathew doing tor Germany.
Meeks am Yew, sad there's a prespent of good business for
that quarter. The home home, are selling freely, and
replacing very sparingly.

LACE AND HOSIENY. —Noirrana.tat. IriLT 21.
Laos : The holidays bare materially interfered with had.
news in many of the warehouse. Independently of that,
however, business is quiet. There ais fair amount of busi-
ness doing in ilk laces. Plain stir nets sell Mash, and
there is no imprevemeat in the silk nassilin Ueda. Prices
of cotton and silk tend upgrade. —Hosiery : Then is a little
more doing in the hosiery tied., chatty in anticipation of
the home autumn trade, anti stimul►ted by incressteg value
of every description of yarn► Worsted, merino, and every
other kind of yarns have an apwud tendency in price.
Natinpham Journal.

CORN,. —Biaarnmum, JULY 21.—At We day's racket
there was a short supply of Eogliah wheat, which tolod
buyers at a riss of is. to 2s. par quarter, bus the improve-
ment did pot *stead to formica of say kind. Barley sad
oats each 6d.; beans sod peas la. per quarter dearer.

BILINTOL, inn' 2L—Our market today was thinly at-
tended by farmers and dealers. The show of English wheat
was moderate, and the trade slow at last week's prices.
The demand for foreign quiet, without alteration in value.
1 Arrivals of barley are heavy. There was a fair extent of
business doing in Black See qualities at 245. per 4001bs. Oats
scarce, and inquired for at an advance of 6d. per qr. Beans
and peas each fully Is. per qr. dearer. Matra in fair
request, at last weeks value.
Dzense, JULY 21.--Our market was moderately supplied
with wheat, but rather huger than hod week. Very abort
of other grain. Wheat trade dull at last week's prices.
Beans and peas 2, dearer. Grinding barley and Data la.
dearer. The weather baa been hot sod forcing for the
greater part of the week, the exception being thunderstorms
in some districts. The reports of the wheat crop are of the
most conflicting character ; each district has its own prospect
affording to soil and situation ; but from all we can learn
the crops promise as well in our own Gaudy as any in England.
There will certainly this season not be that uniformity of prime
quality there was last, affording some scope for judgment
and a wider range in prices. Best white wheat, 21a. to Eds.;
best red ditto, 20s. to 22a; other eerie 17s. to 19e. ; best
barley, 26e. to 315.; cats, 18s. to 23.; beans, 16s. to 22a.;
peas. 16e. to 21m; spring vetches, El.. to 27a. ; fine flour,
30a. to 31s. 6d.; other flour, 25e. to 3is.
MAxcaseree, JULY 21.—There was a fair attendance at
oar market this morniag. English wheat brought the extreme
prices of this day seamed, and foreign may be quoted Id.
to 2d. per 1001 be. higher, with a moderato Winless in each.
Favourite marks of f reahetsda flour were 6d. per sack dearer,
and other sorts ruled firm. In oats the turn of press was
again in favour of sellers ; and the same may be said of really
choice cuts of oatmeal. English beans realised an advance
of Is. per quarter. Egyptian beans and Indian cern were also
Imitable at 6d, per quarter more money. .

NEWBURY. JULY 21.-We have rather more wheat on
offer this week ; sellers demanded higher rates, but could
not 'noosed ; and the market closed dull at the prior of
last week. Not much doing in barley at let* prices. Oats,
beans, sad peas continue therms. The weather is favour-
able foe the wheat mop.
firroccson.oir.Tums, Jour 2a-There has been a good
supply of wheat from the coast during the past week. At
this day's market there was a small show of gram from the
growers, and also a thin attendance of buyers. Wheat sold
at the fall c of last Wednesday. Barley is. per
v iait.gher. Oats, and peas each the tarn dearer.
par qr. of 631 b. to the bushel, Durham and York-
shire rid. 42a. to 44.. ; ditto white. 4th. to 49a. ; south
country red, 455. to 46e. ; ditto, white, 49.. to 50A Barley
gto rind*, per imp. qr., 235. to 30A Oats, feed, new, 18e.
20a. • potato, 42tb. per bushel, 225. to 23a Beams,
38s. to 40s. Peas feeding, 33e. to 34a.
I:ruminate Jotr 21.-The wheat is very slow to-day,
sad the value is unaltered from last week. Spring corn is
held by growers at higher rates, which check" the sales, bat
an advance of ls. pee qr. in generally obtained.
EDIIIBUItOH, JULY 21.-As Compered with last week,
wheat was :lc up on the top, and 2d. up oa the average.
Barley was 3d. down on the top, sad 3d. down on the
average. Oats were 2s. up on ths top, and fid. down
on the average. Beam were 2a. up on the top, and 2s. 11d.
sop ott the average. Wheat, 36e. to 495. ; barley,
20e. ed. to 32a. ; oats, 16s. lid. to 275. ; beans, 38s. to 411.

CATTLE.—Baurroc, JOLT 2L—Beet and mutton was
is good supply, and the turn cheaper. Store cattle sold
belly, owing to want of keep. None arrived from Ireland.
u they do not now pay for their import. Store pigs plen-
tiful, and a dull sale at lower prices.

NEWARK FAT STOCK MARKET, JOLT 19.-We have
bad to-day ea extraordinarily large supply of beasts, no
doubt owing to there being namely any posture ; sheep
about as wad, and buyers numerous. Priem were slightly
lower than of late, beef being 7s. 9d. to Bs. 3d. per stone
sheep. 6d. to 6Sil. per lb.; lambs. 28s. to 30s. sash. Numbers
peened-Beasts, 141 ; sheep, 777.
NOTTINGHAM. JOLT 20.-et this day's market the
supply of fat besets was larger than for many months pat.
The demand was exceedingly fist, and sellers had to reduce
their prices 3d. to 6d. per shoo,. There was an exceed-
ingly large supply of sheep, which also met a very dull
sale, and late prices were barely realised. For *Alyea theta
was scarcely any demand, and prices were ld. par lb.
lower. Lambs were a tolerable show, and sold at prices
favouring buyers. Pip quite ea ;keep as heretofore.
Quotations :-Beef, 7s. to Ba. 2d. per storm of 141 b. ;
mutton, 6d. to 7d. ; lamb, 9d. to 90. ; veal, End. to 7d.
per lb. ; pork, Ea. 9d. to 61. per stone.
EDINHCILOH, JOLT 20.-The supply of cattle this morn-
ing was 376, being 69 his.. The quality was generally in.
ferior. Sales were also dull, but little alteration in prim.
Top price, Ita. 3d. ; current price, from 7s. 6d. to Bs. ; mid-
dling and inferior, from 6s. 6d. to 7s. 3d. per stone. The
supply of sheep and lambs was large, particularly
the latter, the number, 6,158, being 1,376 more than last
week ; 224 of the above quantity were more sheep. Salsa
for both sheep and lambs were slowly effected, at prior
below those obtained last day, and at the class a considerable
quantity of both kinds were unsold. The currant by price
id. ; current, 7d.; ewes from 6d. to 41. per lb. lambs,
top price, 312., 34k, 29..; co:feet, for the best sorts, from
24. to 285.; middling and inferior, from 17s. to 20a; black-
faced, from 10a. to 12s. a heed. Fed pigs brought from sa.
to Is. Gd. per stone ; six to eight weeks old ditto, from
lie. to 15s. a head. Numbers in market-Fat cattle, 376;
limo ditto, 92; milk cows, 71; sheep, 6.188; pip, 328.

ELRTIIS, liAltitLiGES, A3D DRATHS.

I!IRTHIP.

HrflTT,—.lnly 20, at Bei7k-eie-74avilre, the wife of G. Hewitt,

ILD.. of a mai.
110WILLL —July 20. at The Horst, West Moulin, the wile of
w. G. Rowell, EM.. of a eon.
BMITll.—July 19 at the Parsonage. Grange-titCartmel, the wife
of the Rev. R. R. Smith, of a eon.
MITONIL.—:uIy 19, at Moakb Vann, Landes, the wife of C. Stone,
LG.. of a daughter.
10. at Cambrldia-toada. Brighton, lem Jacob
Wales, at • AaaOter.