The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-04 00:00:00

MARKETS.

carrox.-14vErtrooL, JULY 3.—Our marset continuos
extremely fiat, with a moderate business at previous mite,.
The sales are 7,000 hale —including 5,566 American, at
to 81d. ; 1,200 Surat, at 3d. to 40. ; 120 Egyptian, at 7„,i.
to 10d. ; 26 Penang, at 70. ; and 21 Bahia, at 70.-
which 2,500 are for speculation and export. The wec6's
import is 20,769 bales.

COTTON GOODS.—MAIICHESTKR, JULY 3.—The market
is quiet for all descriptions of yarns, and prices are lower,
though not quotably lower. There is no business doing
for India, nor is there any buainess of moment for any
other market. Such orders as have been given out have
been for small quantities, and business claws as it opened
for yarns—very fiat. In cloths there is no improvement
for any market, according to the great majority of reports,
in prices, although the fine weather appears to have put
peooe in rather better spirits, and manufacturers are not
such willing sellers as they were up to yesterday at the
reduced prices recently taken. Clothe for India still re-
main at low prices for India and China. In fabrics suited
for other markets, such as long cloths and T cloths, prices
are rather steadier, though without any large business
being done. Obe great drawback to any improvement, no
doubt is a fear that, after the exceedingly large shipments
to India of the past month, and the receipt of intelligence
at Calcutta of the heavy decline of values here, we shall
have accounts thence of a more discouraging character than
those already to hand.

WOOLLEN.—LEann, Juts 3.—The market has been
well attended this morning, sod the improvement we noticed
on Saturday has been sustained. Ordinary broad cloths
and heavy goods continue to be mostly in demand ; light
fabrics are dull sale. The transactions have been of a full
average extent fora Tuesday's market. The favourable
change impart. oonuderable confidence in the prospects of
trade.

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDEILSVIILD, Jinx 3.—A fa-
vourable change in the weather seems to have given • little
more confidence in trade as a greater amount of goods has
changed hands to-day than on any market-day during last
month, but with this improvement business is not near so
brisk as might have been expected for the season, had it not
been that fears are entertained of a deficient harvest.

WOOLS.—Ht DDESSFIELD, JuLT 3.—The demand for
wools is rather limited, manufacturers using caution in their
purchases, buying in small quantities only, but prices main-
tain their usual rate.

CORN.— Hutd., JULY 3.—At to-day's market a small
supply of English wheat; farmers will not submit to any
material reduction, and the few sales made about Is. per
qr. below last week's currency. Foreign bald firmly at full
rates. Barley in good request at rates in favour of sellers.
Beaus and peas move nit steadily at unaltered quotations.
Oats still dull, but not pressed at any further reduction.
The foreign imports last week are as under ;—Wheat, 961
qrs.; barley, 292; oats, 5,109 ; beans, 773 ; peas, 2,438 ;
linseed and rapeseed, 43 ; oil cakes, 63 tons ; LOW" 445
tons.

LZEDS, JULY 3. —The fresh supply of wheat is very small.
Millers strive hard to take advantage of the fine day, and
refuse to purchase except at a decline. This, however, is
resisted by holders, consequently but little business is doing.
Barley nominal. Beans and other articles without alter--
Mon.

NEWCAIITLE, JULY 3. The weather has at length
assumed a more settled appearance, which will enable our
fanners to proceed with turnip sowing and bay harvest.
The hay harvest, however, is likely to be seriously inter.
rupted by the great scarcity and dearness of labour. At
our market this morning we hail it moderate show of wheat
from the growers,and having nothing fresh in of moment since
Saturday the trade opened flrntly,a.nd although the amount of
business passing was limited full rates were iwquiresl. For
the best south country red 61e. per 5041b5. was realised.
Our millers showed a disposition to operate in foreign bad
• slight concession been made, but factors being unwilling to
make any abatement, few transactions resulted. For a
cargo of red Wolgast 61s. was again refused ; whilst a few
retail sales of mixed Daatsic were reported at 61s. per 15041b5.
Flour sold slowly but in its value we quote little variation,
and the same remarks will apply to other articles.