The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-07 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—SATUIDAY EVIVIING.--The market wee erns
to-day at the following rates :—Spot and all July, 475. ;
October to December, 495. Delivery w lest evening, 669
teaks ; arrivals, 713 casks.
001TON.—Lrrumnot, Jutr s.—There has beim a
fair amount of business done today, with steady prices.
The salts are 12,000 halm, including 3,050 American, 14d.
to 16d. ; 500 Surat, 12d. to INd. ; 3,000 Egyptian, 17d.
to 21d. ; 400 Pernam, 17d. ; 450 Bahia, 16d. ; 100 Mama-
ham, 161 d to 170. ; of which 7,000 are for speculation
and export. To-day's import is 4,419 bales.

COTTON GOODS.—Marc JULY s.—They, has
been an extensive business done in sloths and yarns during
the week at an advance on the latter of fully 2tl. per 1b In
yarns the make were very heavy in the earlier part of the
week, and sales were made for all markets, horns and
foreign, as well as fur speculation. Later in the week, and
to-day, prices have still further advanced, bat this has die-
eounged buyers, and the Wiens is principally scalped to
liaise trade buyers, who require twist to keep their spindles
. even of these hesitate to give present Wes,
firmilleclare an intention to stop their mills so soon as their
present stocks of yarns are used up. In the same way spin-
ners are preparing to stop work so soon as their stocks
of cotton are exhausted, rather than risk the loos which
may be involved in giving the now enhanced cost of the
saw material. In cloth there was a good deal doing on
Tuesday, at a considerable advance, but buyers decline to
give the high rates now demanded. The_ prices are exceed-
ingly irregular; some kinds of cloths are 9d. to 10d. par piece
higher than • week or two ago, and some
as much as as. or 4s. per piece dearer,
and there is al diaereses of "se much as la. 6d
piece between the quotation for the same kinds of cloths.
This has a tendency to curtail operations, and buyers and
themselves for the present able to supply themselves more
reasonably out of stocks which are held on speouletione,
entered upon some time ago, than by going to mannhie-
timers. Stocks, however are now so much lighter than
they have been in the him& of makers, that many of the
latter decline to offer goods or name a price.

WOOLIIN.—Lswoa, JULY s.—The markets thin morning
were tolerably well attended, and, on the whole, we noticed
more animation than of late. Melton' and fancy coatinp,
chiefly of an autumn substance, were inquired for pretty
freely, and there was also more doing in plain goods. In
the white market several small lots of Witneys, Elysians,
Ire., changed bands, principally, however, iu the way of
samples. One or two lota of white cloths were also dis-
posed of. The manufacturers generally appear to be in
Dotter spiriu.

HAIIDWARE.-13ntrinon1it, JULY s.—The slight im-
provement visible in the thick, of this town a week ago has
not been maintained ; a good portion of the past week has
been occupied in stock-taking, which is not yet concluded.
The new orders coming in are small, and as the home trade
in every department is languid, manufacture's have been
glad of the opportunity to suspend for a brief period, be-
cause, in many instances, to have continued working full
time would have resulted in considerableeadditione to stocks,
which at this moment all are desirous to avoid as much am
possible. The (anon who are engaged in the country trade
an doing only a very moderate business, and much
the gene remark will apply to the import trade
then have been a few fresh orders given out for South
America ; this is almost the only change since our
last report. As agent from the Spanish government, who
is connected with the customs department in that country,
has;recently been in this town, for the purpose of intik'.
Ling inquiries in reference to particular branches of our
manufactures ; he visited the edge-tool works of Mann.
John Yates and Co., and other establishments in that
branch ; and it is understood that there is in contemplation
a Tornio° of the Spanish tariff. The iron masters' mating
for the current quarter will be held in the coarse of the
week; it will in all probability be • quiet quarterday, but
the first-clay hones are all better off for orders than they
were three months ago.

CORN.—CAILIIRIDOZ, JULY s.—The wheat trade was no-
*banged from last week in price ; oats arm. Wheat, red,
sk.
to to 56..
. per qr.; white, Ma. to 80a.; bean., 425.; oata,
22a2

Commis, JOLT s.—There was • moderate supply of
wheat and oats at market to-day ; of barley amalL
Wheat met • fair sale, at about 6d. per Carlisle bushel
under last week's rates. Oats slow sale, at lest week's
prices. Barley met • ready sale, at 6d. par bushel advance.
Wheat, white, new, 225. to Ns. ; old, 225. to 245. ; red,
new, 20• dd. to 225. 6d.; old, 20s. 6d. to 225. 6d. Barley,
new, 14s. Bd. to 15e. Od. ; old, 14s. 6d. to 15e. Od. Oats,
potato, old. 10a. Od. to lie. Od. ; common, old, 9s. 6d. to
10s. Od. Rye, 14s. 6d. to 151.
CoLcurrria, JOLT 5.—A moderate supply of wheat, the
demand slow at a decline of ls. Many complaints exist
of the Talavera wheat being seriously injured, no doubt by
the late traits when wet, and there being • much larger
breadth of this than usual.

GUILDFORD, Jura s—There was a fair supply of wheat
at to-day's market; trade was rather brisker than of late sad
about lc per quarter more money was realised than could
hare bee. obtained last week. Wisest, 52a. to 66..
Barley, 30a to 34.. Oata, 245. to 275. per qr.
HERTFORD, JuLT 6.—Rather more wheat showing today ,•
8d to la. par load dearer, and a good demand. Berlef3=
oats in request ; both sold at fully lower rates
steady. What, red, 364. to 36e. • whit., 37e. to 40..
per load. Barley, 36.., sod Oats, 30;. per qr. Beans, 245.
to 27., per load.

IJOCISTIZ, JOLT s.—There was barely an average supply
of wheat at our own market to-day, the show Washita( of
a sprinkling of red and white sorts. The tone of the trade
was not active, at recent eorrsnde►. For white sorts pries'
ranged front 60a to 6te ; red ditto, Ms. to Ms. per 36 slam
The show of barley war extremely'limited, and the dtosand
was quiet, at very little change in prim. Malting, 365. to
40. per quarter; grinding Ws. to P. per 30 stone. Of
oat. the supply was limited, sod there being • Arm
demand, late miss were in emu oases exceeded. New,
245. to 29a ; line, 30s. par 64 stove.
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NrwcArtni,' tyro JOLT 4.—The weather this week
has beep fuser, with °optimal slight showers daring tha
day, but very °old at night. The growing crops of oom
maks elow ; wheat °owes into ear very irregularly,
and ia ea th• light sods. we ham bad large
antral of both &climb tad foreiv Wheat, with • fair do-
med ; Wolgaat Elbe., 50s. ; Mai* 6041 b.., 575. ; Nor-
folk, 1100 L, MX per Webs. Naha loosobolds, 40. to

41s. per sack. We bads small 'apply of whist from out
fulmars to-day, which, betas is request for mixing, brave,
last Saturday's rates.. Foreign did sot sell is readily, +sad
is sows instances Is. per qr. lower. Barley, beams, and peas
fires. Good fresh oats seams, sad rather dearer. Ilse arm
vale this weak are :—Wheat, coastwise, 3,353 qrs. ; fore*,
8.017. Rye, coastwise, 30. Barley, foreige, 180. Malt,
easetwiss, 181. Oats, coastwise, 790 ; foreign, 547. Peas
tondo, 80.
ks. Flour, coastwise, 1,408 sacks. Indian CUCT:
flour, 100 sac

NOlLwicli, JULY 6.—There was rather • thia attend-
ance of farmers et to.day's market, but the supply of wheat
was fair. The e•lss effected were the tura is favour of the
buyer. There was ►atdlr • sample of any other grain to be
seen. Flour met • steady sale at ;AM to 39e. Gd. per sack.
White wheat (weighing 621 he. to 641 he.), 59a to 624. ; red
ditto (weighing Qua to 6311 m), 56e. to SW. per qr.
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JULY s.—The supply of wheat was by
so means 'handout, and samples aims to band is
fair condition. The demand wan quiet at last week's rats
old white samples roads sth. to 60s. ; new, 60s. to 655.
old red, 44a. to 571. ; sew, 565. to 60a, per 36 stone. Of
malting barley there was WOO as offer, sod the show of
grinding was limited. The demand wee firm at late rates,
30s. to 325. per 30 Moos The supply of oats was mode-
rato, and the inqairy proved firm at fully former rats;
old, 30e. to 355. ; sew, 245. to 265. ; foreign, 26e. to 301.
per 24 stone.

Iherzaaonooon, JULY s.—We have bad a good show of
wheat here to-day, bat rain coming on, our farmers salud
higher prices, and there was in consequence very little busi-
ness done, and that at nominally last wadi' rates. All
spring core ready sale, and owing to the small quantity
ode/wall description; were rather dearer. _

IL/L&DLNO, JULY s.—Then was • abort supply of wheat
at our market this morning. The condition generally was
pretty good. There was • rather better attendance.
SPEWS'S was very dull, and the market must be quoted
isms se last week, with a very slow trade. In other articles
the trade was purely of a nominal character, and no change.
Rooms's", JULY s.—The supply of wheat was very
fair for this season of the year, and the attendance wit
good. For all beet maples of both white and red wheat as
advance of from 6d. to la. per qua' ter twaa obtained, with
somewhat brisker sale. Beet kinds of white sold for 52e.
to 645., and red at 525. to 58s. per quarter ; inferior and
erreardary white, b2s. to 59• ; and red, 48s. to 525. per
quarter. Foredo exhibited great firmness, and was the
torn dearer. These wee a small supply of barley, sad the
prices of lad week were with difficulty supported, bed
m►lting making 36e. to 405., sod grindiog, 26e. to 31a. pee
quarter. Oats were rather dull, but holden were Arm is
demanding previous quotations, best Poland' making 265.
to 28s.

WIBBICCR, JULY weather during the work Me
been floe, but to.day we have rain. Our merket was lad
moderately supplied with wheat, which sold sold slowly ►t
lest week's prtoes. Spring corn scams and without alters•

Woncrwern, JrLr A—At this dm a market there was
• fair simply of wheat from the farmers, which sold rather
trader ilia eurreacy of this week. Foreign L. per qr.
lower. Barley Is. per qr. higher. tats unaltered. Beans
rather cheaper. Par held for more money.
YORK, .ICrLY s.—The attendance of farmers end factors
was limited, and the supply of wheat was small for the time
of year. Buyer operated slowly, and sales were effected at
former terms. The best white sorts made 645. ; other
kinds, 60s. to 63e. ; best red, 58s. ; secondary, 545. to 56e.
per 36 stone. The inquiry for barley was slow and the 'how
Mai limited late retie may be quoted ; grinding sorts
tallied Ms. to 325. per 20 same ; malting nominal. The
show of oats was small, end prices had • tendency to ad-
vance, samples making 22• to 26e. per 24 stone.
KIRKCALDY, JULY s.—Although we have bed frequent
hail showers, the heavy gales of wind have tended to dry
the ground, embliog our farmers to progress with their
turnip sowing, and the cattle( and securing of the hay
swop. Very little wheat is yet in ear. We stand very
mach in used, of sunshine and genial weather. At OW
I country markets, this week, farmers were reluctant sellers
Id ell kinds of grata, anises at prices above the views of
buyers, so that a very small business was done at is. per
qr. advancer:o wheat sad barley and 6d. on oats. Hera,
tiztai.. we bad small supplies of wheat and oaks, and two
of bailey. Prices, according to quality, remain
eery much as last week. Wheat, 443 a. to tills. per qr. ;
29a. to 335. 43d. ; cats, Zia. to 26e.. __ _

W41.11Z701D, JOLT 5.--80•10Bly a aliall• of Irish 'Tait
hes appeared at market this week, from abroad we
have only moderate snivels to report. Influenced by more
favourable weather and quieter aocoanta from Loudon and
Liverpool, the trade has been live animated and late prices
barely maintained. Wheat: We make no chimp is the
vase of prepared Irish, but foreign may be quoted 3d. to
fid. per barrel cheaper. Barley and oat. fully as dear, with
rather more inquiry for the latter. India corn not taken
so freely, and buyers are enabled to supply themselves at a
reduction of 3d. per barreL Flow in better request, at
former rates. Imports this week:—Wheat, 5,951 qrs. ; In-
dian corn, 3,528 qrs. ; flour, 5 burials, 108 sacks. Exports
this weskr—Oats, 1,600 barrel' ; dour, 330 sacks

CATTLE.—Cantuan, JOLT s.—Tbe business in our cat-
tle market this morning was wholly unimportant, the sup-
ply being extremely limited, and the attendance of buyers
also small. Of sheep the supply was very scanty, only four
or Am small lots being on offer. Trade up to nom was
very doll, the absence of buyan from the market causing
mice to be extremely slow. Again the supply of pigs wee
exceedingly bap, fully 66 certitude being on offer. There
was a fair attendance of buyers, and a good business was
done, at rather under lag Saturday's prises ; but, owing to
the la/pease at the supply, buyers were rather backward,
and anything like a -cilearsoo• could not be made. Bed
pip, 16a. to 21s. ; seueedary and inferior, Us. to ;
shots, 23.. to 30a. a heed.

OUTWARD AIIIIIICAN MAIL. QITZIOUROWN,
JULY &—The Royal Nail steamship Persia arrived here at
U a.m. today, embarked 40 sacks of malls sad 16 parse•
gera, and proceeded for New York at 4 pan., all well.
DrAFATCH or MameAx }Lim—The British
and North Amreiasa Royal Nail steamohip Persia was on
Saturday despatched from Liverpool for New York with
mails for the United States sad North America, together
with 110 era, cargo, do. The nest American mail
despatch teem Liverpool will be as Wednesday next, when
the Inman steamer City of Weabisitme will leave the
Kinsey for New York, with mails for the United &atm

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