The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-27 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—TVISDAT EVINING.—The market wee At
to-day, at 4ds. spot, and 471.6 d. October to December.

COTTON.—Lrrwooi, Jugs 26.--Idarket gamier
yisterday's prima. Elalas to-day 8,000 beam, ;Jul
1,500 for osculation and export. 3,000 Assirkaa,
so Md. ; aoo Per 11•111, k 4., to 1,5 K ;
and Bahia, 121(1. to 144 - ; 300 EaPtita, 194,
30 gm I.od. • 3,870 dant, sd. to 10ed. •
to 10d. ; era.. 1141-. bid. to Bgo.'')balligLt; 10)
131 d. to 14d.

oo'rrON GOODEL—Nosen!ymt, Jun sl.—fo aLL.
ping yarns a fair amount of banner boo boos dias
In fact there has been a continued imprommeraZ
Friday, at gradually increasing rates. The Maws dim
to-day has commanded the extreme rpm d
which have been rather freely paid. This boarairli
market closes strong, with an upward teams' d Toirm
far all yarns ol good quality. In ham trade MMus ma
also a steadily improvmg market , and a modsmas samtat of
business was transacted at rises about Id. per Rom mu,
of the quotations of Pri&g loot. In the cloth
usu.
contrary to expectation, there has been ectuidamigo
provemeat during the week, and most descriptions tt 'he
have advanced in price. Advice* from me llasi
States, that the supply of the old stock of smn
is falling off, and that the growing imos
oeived much damage from the overflows of the
having led to an advance and a good deal of esti* io
Liverpool, are said to be the cause of this nomerneam
The accounts aa read by cotton dealers are not paw
credited here, but there is no doubt thattheimprommelt
Liverpool, has reacted cMour own market end glum o
to business. During the week, and especially suies Pdh-
a very considerable business has been done et adssessi
prices, but we close to-day rather quieter, thole' 'tuft
any giving way in prices. There are telsro boa has
Bombay of the 21st and 22nd inst., spa coreaffid
disaster.and an anticipation of further diactitlat
market this afternoon is quieter in consequent,* id sew
formation as to the nature of the further aaticipated
cultism having oozed out.

MANI7FACTURREL HUDDZINFIILD. Jan
attendance today has bees rather better tbsa be wk.
The buyers exercise the greatest caution iartz
chases, and do not appear disposed to operate
even at a slight reduction. usiness transaction mai
chiefly of small parcels in new patterns for edema i-
winter, and • le-priced fancy mixtures snitatis fw
home trade. The general goods market is mew*
very slowly from the recent depression.

WOOL4.—HODDti•/lII.D, JUNE 26.—Now Gat
are concluded manufacturers have more emblem
priors, and are operating • little more freely. Tans
also • fair choice of German in the market, le vhieh r
moderate sales have been effected during the week.

CORN.-HOLE, Join 26.-At to-dayS market a ads
rate supply of English wheat, which sells slowly at la pa
qr. above last Tuesday's currency, best runs of red malk
575. to 58e. per 5041 b. Foreign being now relatively arca
than home-grown, meets more attention, at the adman
noted during the week. Barley unaltered. Beam sad
peas very firm. Oats 6d. to Ia per v. higher, and this
qualities in request. Foreign arrivals for the week :-
Wheat, 10,881; berley, 7,957; oats, 6,480; be, •
peas, 1,451; rye, 352 ; Indust PM, 140 vs.
Immo', JUNI 26.-A very small attendance of fames
here to-day, and the supply of wheat extremely limited.
Farmers ask a very large advance, but buyers mpply r'
selves at 3e. to 4a. per qr. over bat week's rate. .
and peas scarce and dearer.
Lams, Jour 26.-Our millers dare not follow up
advance at present, holders of wheat therefore readily,
them a little breathing time, rather than sell under
thing short of 2s. to 3s. per qr. from last Tuesday's •
Other artless quite as deer.
Lrwittemoi, Joel 26.-To-day's market was well .
tended by town and country buyers, sod for when
there was a very fair consumptive demand at Pridqk
extreme rates. Flour in moderate request, and prises'
changed. Indian corn rather sexier. Oats irm.
meal, 3d. to 6d. per load dearer. Beans very Arm.
LYNN, Rims 26.-To-day there was more wheat o
than of late ; the demand was steady, at La demos
3s, per qr. upon last Tuesday's rates. Barley sad a
each ls. per qr. higher. Per qr. imperial to the grower
Wheat, red, old, Cabe. to 641 be., per imperial btu*,
to 56e. ; ditto, red, new, 601 be. to 6111 m., 51s. to
Barley, best chevalier malting, 5311 m. to 54165.,
40e. ; ditto runs chevalier ditto, 52Ms. to 531ba,
35e. Oats, 361b5. to 381 be., 213. to 265. Beans,
to 65165., 48s. to 50s. Peas, maple, 63165. to 641ba.,
to 40s.
Nswcurrue-ow.Traa, Juan 26.-At ear market
morning we had • moderate show of wheat from
growers, as well as from the coast, but from abroad
arrival. are to stair extent. London being reported
much dearer, our millers showed a disposition to follow
their purchases, and to an advance of Is. to 2a. p
upon Saturday's rates a good business was done, but
a greater rise was insisted upon trade was checked.
fine old Boston yellow wheat, weighing naturall3
per bushel, 595. was made, and 57e. to 58s. for but
Wolgast red, quality not extra, 58s. in quant
realised ; 575. to 575. 6d. for partakesanish al per
respectively. Flour slid not of the minimum
wheat, the heat of the weather tending to limit tour
Lions. Barley still looking up, as also malt. Beans
peas quite as dear. Oats in favour of the seller'
choice Scotch we made 32e. per 3361b5.

TRAFFIC RITURNS.
miles Pas- Net- T.W.
open. *engem dandles. 1*
Week ending Jane IL 6 6 0
Northern of Canada
Week ending June 14.
Detroit and.. Milwaukee.

ILAIIMATS.