The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-27 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW. TUESDAY Ei7lll3lo.—n. market vu
Ann to-day. Spot, 41/.6c1. to 41a. 9d. • Oetotor to December,
43e. 9d.; Deember. 44e. to 44a.Zid. Delivery tekrA MINN;
79 make; mini% 1,953 oak..

00TrON. —Unmoor. JULY 33.—Matiort extremely
wet. The sales are 6,000 balsa, including 1,500 for
speculation and export. 400 Ameriern, Mid. to 310. ;
50 Penult. &a, 280. to 3044. ; 300 Mas
to 32id. ; ai° and Bahia,
290. to 30d 5. ; 00 Egyptian, 29d. 4,800 Bunt,
15d. to 27d. ; 150 Peru, /to , %O. to VA

COTTON GOODEL—llmicsirarxas JULY 26.—The ad
mace of 1 pm oat in the rate of discounts, and the tenor of
the advice. from India and China, have had rather a da-
p...maim effect on this market, and badness hes been very
quiet. In the market for shipping yarns there has been
httle business offering the whole of Um past six days, and
particularly so today. We have had some little inquiry,
but hitherto it has not led to any operations worthy of
mention. Spinner. are very firm, being deeply under con.
tract, and showing no dim/NatWest to press sales. The market
for home trade yaps, has also been rather quiet. There is
not moth amigo in prices. Vary little business has been
trammeled, and qaotatioea are about the same as last Tun-
day. Where then is any change, it is rather against
sellers, but it is only such • man fractional difference as
might be expected rn a dull market. In cloths we have
been quiet for some day. past. Today there mom to be
less disposition to purchase than at say time since last
Tuesday. There is no weakness or giving way on the part
of manufactures; they bold with tolerable firmness to
their prime, but there are no offers in the market, and the
amount of transactions is exceedingly. small. In fact the
badges has been so small, that it is disc alt to test the
variation in valuations, if any, for went of demand. The
India news is to the effect that merkels were quiet than
without much sausage is prices, and this cannot be said to
have influenced the market here ba say way.

WOOLLEN.—Liszne, JULY 26.—Thee has been
an average stModaace at the aolotund hall this morning,
and a fair amount of business thumaeted, chiefly in plain
goods, and soeitons in dark eludes ; tweeds have only to a
very limited extent changed bawds. Tls white hall bas
been quiet, with the inception of heavy goods ; several
truant:time of this clam have takes place, but the transfer
of hairliste hes been smell. Rates an firmly upheld.

If ANUFAOTURES. HUDDISSIPIRLD, JULY 26. —A.
moderate sober of buyers rue been in tin market both
from Loran and Ireland. A fair quantity of goods bare
changed bands, and noseibly more might bre been does
bad the choir been Beater, but a good Warn still coo.
tinning to order limits this choice very much, and stocks,
both in the cloth hall sad murmur, us

WOOM—HODDERSFIELD, JOLT 26.—ms asvivals of
colonials from 'moment males so fat have bees considerable,
sod way of the masefeettutra, being aserly emptyltseded.
have arthseed to some extent, bat Dot heavily. A few
of good Oee>•ea hare also bees sold during the
week.

OORN.-1101.1., JULY 26.—At today's market a fair
ropily of Begtish wheat, which Pile slowly, at about last
week's carreacy. Foreign neglected, but holders firm.
Barley scarce on spot, nothing offering in piadiog. except
to arrive. Beans—small Konipberg h•M at 39a. per
50415 a., to arrive. Peas—old Baltic sell :today, 34r. to
345. 6d. ; Riga, 334. to 335. Gd. per 504165. Oat' folly as
dear, and good foreign borae corn scarce. Forego arrivals
for the week :—Whaat, 2,568: oak, 280; beam, 624 ;
peas. 956 cps.
frames, JULY 26.—The supply of wheat was not to
large here today as of late. Farmers wave very earelms
salary, and to obtain any quantity bums had to pay quite
last week's price'.

Lime. JULY 26.—We have •
.very Wee deemed for
wheat today at fully Friday's pram. Beans &cares sad
still improve is value. Oats mad other articles fully so dear.
Us-m*o4 JULY E6.—At our satlaat today there was
a fair badness effected, chiefly is red Amide's. at a des
cline of M. per metal us the pries ci this limy wog. Oats
the two dearer. Egyptian beam fem. lodise eon very
plentiful, and mum be quoted 9d. to IL per quarter
cheaper. Oatmeal imehanged. Floes ha fear doomed at
tun prices.

•
Mint, JOLT 26.—The weather diem thi lay week bat
bees dry sad hot, except a few boars' Wm lost eight.
Barleys are rimmomited to be ripest* preeestarily. At
taday's market the amply of wheat wee moderate ; the
trod* was firm at last week's etwrwaey. Bemis sad pew
realised late prima. Per quarter imperial to the grower :
Wheat, whits, new, &lbs. to 6416*., 411 s. to 46a. • ditto,
red, 44. to 44e. Barley, best Chevalier malthis, &fibs. to
Mlbs., 34 to 37e.; ditto, rums Chevalier ditto. 531 k.. to
14114., 33e. to 34. Oats, 3614. to 4214., =a. 26..
Beate, old, 631bs. to 6514., 38e. to Xs. ; ditto, Dew,
631ba. to 641 k... 36e. to 375.

NtwcAsns-oa•Tnir, JULY 26.—The weather is wow
everythius that could be wished for wheat, bat fa too day
for spring cora. At oar market this moroieg we had a
moderate show of wheat from the greasy; bat from the
coast the arrivals are to a fair extent ; this, eesabloed with
the favourable state of the weather, iodated oar bayen to
. .

operate with caution, which resulted ia a limited 11;iewer
being done at rather °odor the extreme rates of Saturday.
Little cheep can be noted in Sour, barley, bear, and
m:l,7yt?it oats may be written rather dearer, with mom