The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-23 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—SAIUMILT Evzsuiro.-11m market vas
srm to-day. Priors closed se follows:--Eipot snd June,
46a 9d. ; July, 475. ; October to December, 48e. 98.
Delivery to last mein, 1,252 make ; arrivals ditto, 1,075
ceeka

oarrox.—LivarooL, Jou 21.—We base had an
excited market today, and higher pikes Lan bean readily
obtained, viz., rd. per lb. on yesterday's rake. The males are
20,000 bass, of which 12,000 are for expert sad "mak-
tion.

001 TON GOODS. MANCHI2II2, clan 21. —The
aggregate Weiser in yarns during the past week has been
very considerable when compared with the present rate of
productioe. and prices, widish co Tuesday rose about gd. per
lb., have *thee advamsed Es moo h as a id. sad in some is
0. per lb. more. The demand hes ban almost
pmraL Perhaps there has not beau moth done for China,
but buyers for Calcutta, Bombay, Germany, and the Medi-
terranean have bee. active, sad the home trade have taken
with rather more freedom is oonsegnenes of ceders given
out for cloth. The excited and epeoulative feeling is the
Liverpool cotton market has also bad its thaueees upon
manufacture's, who here naturally been Illaliooll to
secure yarns at preheat rates to template orders
for cloth oo hand. The blither is cloth has also been
considerable, but prices have advanced less freely. Os
Tuesday manufacturers obtaioed lid., and in some instances
3d., per piece advance. 'Them has been rather more given
euce then in advance of previous rates, but buyers have
Nen active in finding out rernaaate of stocks, and mensfae• ,
turers generally Sod it difficult to get offers which they are
willing to accept in the face of the greatly increased value
that should be given to them by the rise in cotton. In
yarnsa more Legitimate aad consumptive demand is springing
up, and more orders to make have also been given out for
various markets, la cloth, this week, but the cloth market'
does not keep pace with that for varn, though better prices
have been given with orders to mike than can easily be ob-
tained were goods are found In stook.

WOOLLEN.—Limm, Julia 11.—The markets this
morning were an improvement upon those of Tuesday,
but were still not characterised by much animation. A few
tweeds and fancy coatings were in request in the Coloured
Hall, but buyers appeared to be merely sorting up. and did
not attend in any great numbers. In the White hall a few
heavy fabrics changed hands, but there was no disposition
to operate freely. The continuance of dull, cold weather
up to this, the longest day in the year, is greatly against •
revival of trade.

HARDWARE.—iIIIMIYORAIg, Jaen 21.—The tends of
this town continues remarkably dull ; the factors' travellers
report that the country ironmongers and others who are in
the hardware trade are full of apprehensions as to thefuture
of trade, the comequence is that they will buy nothing
which they can do without, and the orders coining in here
are not more than half what they usually are. The prin-
cipal of the foreign orders are for the Havannah, end other
of the Spanish West India trade. The continental orders
in are small ; and the uneasiness arising upon the political
diaquietude which prevails io various quarters has • depres-
sing effect upon trade generally. The revolutiotary
movement which has taken place in St. Petenhstrg
has reached in the countermand of all orders
here, and there were a good many in band. This
conies very inopportunely at this moment, the slackness
which exists being felt in nearly all the leading trades.
The iron trade in this district has improved. Agents
ig are
in this neighbourhood from the Federal States, PUr'
chases of gun iron, and !several large cootracts have bees
taken. There is also a better demand for finished iron from
other quarters, and producers of the best brands have their
works in full operation. The price of pig iron is reported
firmer ; some makers in this district are getting lg. 3d. to
Si. bd. more than at quarterday. The ironmasters of this
district hold their preliminary meeting on Thursday next.
It is expected that the old senleof prises will be reconfirmed.

CORN.—CAMBRIDGE, Joan 21.—Our farmers Liked an
advance upon wheat, which the bores would not accede
to, nothhig else offering. Wheat, red, 54e. to 56e. ; white,
60a.

CAILIBLZ. Russ 2L—There was a moderate supply of
all kinds of grain for the mason at our market today.
Wheat moved off readily, at fully 6d. per Carlisle bushel
advance oa the week. Barley was also 6d. per bushel
dearer. Oats were slow of sale, at late rates. and in some
rases rather lass money had to be taken. Wheat, white,
new, 224. Od. to 24e. Od. ; old, 225. Od. to 245. Od. ; red,
new, 20s. Od. to 225. 6d.; old, 20s. Od. to 225. 6d. Barley,
new, 13s. 6d. to 14e. &I. ; jold, 13s. 6d. to 14s. 6d. Oats,
potato, old. 10s. Od. to lla. Od. ; common, old, *a. Od. to
10e. Od. Bye, 15s. &I. to 16s. 6d.
Cowmen', Jon 2L —A good supply of wheat, and
almost manias] of other pain , the former sold readily at
as 'draws of Is. to 2s. per qr. The long continued wet
weather muses much anxiety for the crops, and although no
serious injury appears to be done to the wheat, except Tala-
Vera, still the backwardness of the harvest, compared with
what was expected, will do much towards exhausting the
very limited stocks in farmers hand,.

6urtoroso, Joss 21.—Thers was • fair supply of
wheat at market today. Ratioer more mosey was de-
manded, which caused a cheek to business, buyers being
unwilling to exceed the rates of last week ; a few flue par-
cels, however, were disposed of at L. per v. more money.
Wheat, 525. to 665. Beaus, 31a. to Ma. Oats, 235. to
28s. Beans, 40s. to 44a per qr. _ . .

1.11C26110, JONI 21.—The show of wheat at market to-
day was hardly an avatars for Use seams, the supply era
Watieg of • sprinkling of red tad white sorts. Seller.
wars firm in their demands and preen were L. par gr.
higher; whit* maples realised 665. to 635. ; red, 50a. to
665. per 36 stoma. Of barley theshow muslesediesily.
and the &usenet of business done was hegira. at Ms Mr'
rendes ; malting, 365. to 40s. par evertor ; grigsdiag.llos. to
32a. per 30 stone. Oata were hi short sappy. sad tiers
twin • better feeling is the trade prior wore the tun
upwards ; new, 245. to 28s. ; Lae, 30• per 21 skew.
NICWOARLZ.UPON-TYIM, Juan 11--At OW WWII Ms
noteiag n had a nosh biter supply of rliel bon the