The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-03 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—THURqDLY EVENING.—Tbe market was
quiet today. Spot, 46. 94. ; August, 435. ; October to
Doomber 45a. 6d. Dalimey to last evening, 397 auks;
arrivals ditto. 950 coal'.

OOTTON.—Lrmtrool., JULY St —We hare no change to
notice in oar market to-day. The sales are 5,000 bales, of
which 2,000 are on speculatios and for expert : 860 amen
can, Vd. to 211 d. ; 3,770 Surat, 121 d. to 19d. ; 580 Egyp.
Use, 20d. to VA. ; 80 Pentainbuco, 18d. to 21d. ; 150
13shis and Idaosio, 191 d. The week's import is 21,381 balm.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—DRADFORD, Jou 2. —The.„
is quietnan in the wool market to-day. Very little WWI'
changing hands. Prime are somewhat make than they
were. The worsted yarn market partakes of the genera
dubious. The priors of the raw material, though easier.
prevent much new business being done. Two-folds are mill
in fair demand, but single yarns are very lest The new ton
of affairs in America has caused buyers to restrict their
arid altogether to operate with increased eautioo.
market has in consequence been very inactive, rod the
aggregate amount of business done during the wee., is
correspondingly small. Everyone is desirous of awaiting the
arrival of the next packet from New York. 'The cleaned
for fancies has slightly improved ; in other respects there is
no change, and quotations show little alteration. Merchants
and dyers are still very busy with old orders, and will eon-
', ince so for a short time.

LACE AND HOSIERY. NOTTINGHAM, JULY 2.
Lace.—There has been a little more doing in the lace trade
since our last report. Buyers for the home trade are more
numerous, and plain goods are in fair demand. There have
been a few parcels made up for New York, whilst German
buyers are May in tho market. For the French market also
there has been more inquiry.. The demand for black and white
milk laces continues, and for rambling and quilling; there is
• moderate inquiry. Hosiery—There bas been little doing
during the past week. A few orders from America have
been received, and the foreign trade generally, amording to
some warehouses. is slightly improved ; the home trade ls
still very Rat. Cotton is • little easier in price, cotton
agents Wag rather more anxious to gen.—Nation/Ma
Journal.

002.N.--Ilawainersa, JULY 2.—There was about an
average atteedanoe at our market this morning. English
wheat sold slowly, and must be calved Is. per quarter
cheaper ; American at the same time being offered at a re-
duction of 2d, per 10016. without leading to more than a
very moderate business. Flour was in limited request,
fresh-made ports being 6d. per sack cheaper, and other sorts
only nominal in value. Oats and oatmeal receded Id. per
451 b. and 6d. per load respectively. English beans were with-
out change, but Egyptian were the turn in favour of sellers.
Indian corn was 6d. per quarter lower. _

BLILIIINGELUI, JOLT t this day's market there
was a large supply of wheat from the Wotan. which
could only he sold at &decline of Is. per quarter. Foreign
2s. per quarter lower. Barley firm, but ler in request.
Oats and peas slow, but not cheaper. Beans Is. per quarter
lower.

BRISTOL, JOLT 2.—it our market today English wheat
was in short supply, and sold slowly at barely last week's
prices. Supplies of foreign have increased, consisting prin-
cipally of spring American ; there was a very limited in-
quiry, and values gave way fully Is. per qr. Barley fully
as dear with a good consumptive demand. For oats no in.
quiry whatever, and values nominal. Beans rather cheaper.
Indian corn Is. per qr. lower.

DIVERS, JOLT 2.—We had a very small quantity of
wheat at market to-day, and the smallest attendance since
the opening of the Corn Exchange. Notwithstanding
buyers act with caution, nearly everything was sold at the
extreme prices of last week. Only a few sacks of lepton
corn, which made about former rates. Barley nominal.
Favourable reports are generally given of the growing crops,
and the hay season is now making good progress. Best red
wheat, Ws. to 245. ; inferior sorts. 17a. to 225. ; grinding
barley, 30s. to 335. ' • oats, 21s. to :Ns. ; beans, 20s. to
' 225. 6d. • pees, 18a. to 215.; he flour, 37e. to 40s. ; other
flour, 335. to 365.
NZITABI, JULY I.—There was a small show of wheat at
market to-day; the trade ruled dull at last week's
prices, and in some instances rather lees money was paid.
Grinding barley firm. In other grain no change.

NIWBURT, JULY 2.—We had a small supply a whim.,
and next to nothing doing at fatly le. per qr. lase money.
The spring corn trade slow.
UXBIUDON, JULY 2—The fine weather brings dulness
to the grain trade, and but few farmers to the market, the
little business doing is at unaltered rates from those ob-
tained last week. The growing crops are well spoken of.

Emniumon, JULY I.—As compared with but week,
wheat was same on the top, and sd. up on the avanne.
Barley WY 2s. 3d. up on tits top, sad id. down on the
arsine. Oats were 9d. up on the top, and 9d. does on
the seems. Beans were Gd. up on the top, and 4s. up
on the average. Wheat, 34e. to 511. Barley, 245. Gd. to
Ms. 3d. Oats, 22e. Gd. to 31.. 9d. Beans, 41.. Id. to
425. 6d.

CATTLE.—NOTTINCHAK, JULY I.—The supply of bed
at our market to-day was not large, and of rather inferior.
quality. The demand ruled slow. Best beef made Bs. 2d.
per stone ; large and inferior, 6s. to 7s. Gd. There was.
number of sheep on offer, which met with a slow deemed.
The beet small mutton made 7d. per lb. ; large end inferior,
6d. to 60. Lembo were well supplied, but the inquiry for
them was slow at reduced prices. Best sold at 130. per lb.;
inferior, Bd. Calves were also largely supplied, but with •
poor inquiry. The best sorts made 60. ; large and inferior,
6d. Small pullet pigs sold at 6s. per stone ; burros, is.
to 6s.

&wrist:mow, JULY I.—The supply of cattle this morning
was lee than last Wednesday, the number being 372, or
109 fewer. Best beef, Bs. 9d. to Is. ; middling and inferior,
from 7m. 3d. to Be. per stone. The supply of sheep and
lambs was larger, there being 5,908, or 472 more than at
last market. Sales were doll, and prices for lambs down
from la. to 2s. • bead. Best mutton, from 60. to 7d. ;
ewes, 50. to 60. per lb. lambs, top prices, 325. to 29a.;
current, for the brit sorts, from 22... to 25e., and down
to 14s. 6cL a heed. Fed pap brought from se. to se. 6d.
per stone ; six to eight weeks old ditto, from 9e. 6d. to 12*.
a head.