The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-08 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—TuasDAT EVIIIING.-11$41 !Market toes Bat
to-day.-Bpoi, 425. ; October to Deoember, 45e. to 445. Sid. •
October, 445. Delivery to last evening, 94 casks ; mina
ditto, 74 ores.

COMM.—Una/mu', JULY 7.—Our market is Apia
quiet, with a very moderate buitneas dotog. The sales us
5,000 bales, of which 2,003 are on speculation and for etc.
port. 5OO American, 2101. to 21d. ; 3,730 bunt, lltd. to
190. ; 300 Baption, 19id. to 20. d. ; 410 liabia and Maori°,
190. to 214. ; and 00 Maranhatn, Tlid. to Vid. Waldimport, 2,072 bake.

COTTON GOODS.—Manclizerrx, JOLT 7.—We have
had • more active business in yarns today, at about the
name prices se were current on Friday. The baying has
been chiefly for Germany and the Mediterranean, with a
fair business also for the home trade. The India people
have made a good many offers in yarns suited to the mar.
keta of that country, Wale of which have been accepted, in
some caeca at Friday's rates. In general spinners are asking
higher prices, which has rather restricted operations. The
tone of the yarn market is altogether better, and it Blow
rather strong. The cloth market is also firmer. The We
India accounts reported a slight improvement in prices
there, but they were accompanied with advice of such
immense arrivals and large expected arrival of Manchester
goods, that the news of higher prices has tailed to cause any
favourable reaction on thin skill, and, the market more
Friday has been rather quiet. To-day we have had a
market almost as flat as any we have reported during the
last few weeks. Buyers, when offers are made by them
(and they make very few) name prices which are altogether
too low to meet with acceptance from manufacturers, who
as a rule keep fully up to late quotations. In the market
circulars sellers quote rather lower prices, but in order to
command a business they would have to make a considerable
reduction. There is, however, no syrapton of manufacturers
meeting buyers on any such favourable terms, and hence
the flat account we have to report of today's market.

WOOLLEN.—Luvs, Jotr 7.—The markets this mom.
lag were well attended. but only a limited amount of busi-
ness wee transacted, the chief demand being for milled
diagonals and other fabrics suitable for the fall trade.
Very little was doss is plain goods. A few job lots of
light mottoes and tweeds changed hands at low ottotatioss„
The white market was very quiet. Bates remain without
material change.

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDIRSII3I.I), JOLT 7.—Fewer
buyers have been in the market to-day, but a tolerable
business boa been transacted in autumn goods, low tinkles,
and mixtures. A fair amount is also making to order, the
goods of which are delivered direct to the merchant., and
the effect of this is that stocks in the cloth hall are below
the average.

WOOLS.—HUDDELSVILLD, JULY 7.—Although the quan-
tity to be brought forward for sales commencing next week
in London is heavy—over 100,C30 hales having already
arrived—the continued fine weather gives confidence to the
trade, and prices are very well maintained.

OORN.—Hott, Jou 7.—At to-day's market a moderato
'apply of English wheat, which sells slowly at a reds:-
tMn of Is. per qr. In foreign next to nothing doing and
nominally Is. per qr. cheaper. Barley for grinding is steady
at late rates. Beans and peas unaltered in nine. Oats
dull and if anything rather cheaper. The foreign imports
last week are as under : Wheat, 1,966 qrs. ; barley,
5,911 qrs.; oats. 4,274 qrs. ; beans, 421 qrs. ; peas, 1,510
qra. ; linseed, 13,121 qrs. ; oil cakes, 824 Was; boom, 399
Was.

Luna, Jinx 7.—The demand for wheat to-day is even
more restricted than on Friday, and sales cannot be effected
at the rates of that day. Barley nominal. Oats and beans
sell only in retail; prim scarcely equal to last week. Other
articles unaltered.

Livraroot., JULY 7.—We bays bad a fair atteadanod of
town and country millers and dealers at today's market.
Wheat has remained slow of sale at a further reduction of
per rental, whilst flour is very dull, but not quotably chemise
than on Friday. India corn steadily maiataine late rats,
with a fair consumptive demand. Oata and oatmeal un-
changed. Egyptiah beaus are held firmly at the recent ad-
vance of &l. per quarter. Peas and barley the tarn cheaper.
The market closes without animating.

LYNN, JULY 7.—Last Wednesday and Thursday we bad
genial showers; since then the weather has been highly
favourable for the growing crop.. At our Corn Exchange
this day the supply of wheat was short ; the demand slow,
at la. per qr. leas money. Spring corn fully as dear.
Per imperial quarter to the growers—Wheat, whit*, sew,
6llbe. to 63165. per imperial bushel, SOL to 52e. ; ditto
red, 611 b.. to 621 be., 445. to 46a. Barley, distilling, 501 he.
to 511ba., 30e. to 32a. Oats. 3filba. to 421 be., Z. to 26e.
Beans, sew, 631bs. to 641b5., 3tle. to 40e.
NIWCWITLII, JULY 7.—At oar market this morning we
bad a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and
although the arrivala coastwise were equally so, the extreme
fineness of the weather induced our buyers to operate very
cautiously ; still in the business done the rates of Saturday
were sustained, holders refusing to make an mimetic,
with a view of promoting business. Flour without change.
Barley wonted. In other articles we have little variative
to note.

SALLSBCIT, JCLT 7.—At our market this morning the
supply of grain wu limited, and the attendance was short,
farmers being busily engaged in the harvest gelds, hay-
making being almost brought to a close, and a krge quantity
of hay has been rude during the last week in excellent
condition. Trade in wheat wan somewhat limited, at
last week'sprices for best samples. Flour as before. Bat
few good samples of barley were offered and little business
was done. Malt a dull male, and prices stationary. There
was no alteration in other descriptions of grain. Wheat,
36.. to bin. Barley, 25a. to 40a. Oats, F2s. to 224.
Beans, 425. to 46e. Pau, 365. to 40.. Rye, 30s. to It..
per qr. Flour, 365. to 40a. per sack. Malt, 645. to 66..
per qr.

CATTLE.-Bausitunr, JULY 7. —At our market to-day
there was a better attesdanoe of buyen, and the supply of
beasts was short, and consequently in this respect business
ruled dull, and inferior animals were a little cheaper, but
best beef obtained late quotations. We were well supplied
with sheep, for the most part of excellent quality, which
met with • ready sale at rather enhanced prices. There
were • few pens of well-conditioned lambs offered, which
sold at high prices. The supply of cairn was much
shorter • but trade was brisk and prices firm. There was a
very good supply of all descriptions. of pigs, which met a
dull sale, without alteration of prices. Best ox beef,
lls. 6d. to 12s. per score ; cow and heifer ditto, 10s. to
11s. ; best Down mutton, 7d. to 70. per lb. ; mutton
of inferior quality, 6d. ; veal, 60. to 7d.; fresh pork, foid.
to 7d. ; salted ditto, 7d. to 70., and 9s. to 9s 6d. per
seers ; green bacon, 7t.d. to R.I. per lb. ; dry ditto, ed.
to 9d. ; swan pickled hams, 13t..d. to 9d. ; quarter old store
pigs, 12s. to 14s. each ; cows with calves. 121. to 14/.