The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-26 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.— TVISDAY market closed steady
to-day. Spot, 44a, 9d. to 46e. ; Jane. 445. 9d. to 455 , July to
Aepiernhor, 45a: October to December, 409 od.; and I,et‘ro4er,
Ms. Deliveries to last evening, 1111 casks, No arrivals.
0077014.—Livaroots Joan !S.—Market dull. prices mbar
easier. Estimated sales to-day 7,000 bales, Including 1.000 epee*.
latlon and export. 4,000 Anserioui, Wid. to 144. ; ZOO rename.
to., 12d. to 121 d. ; 10 Martin and Bh, 111 d.; lie Emilia.
1646- to NO. 8,!0/Timt. 1044. ; 2.410 Surat, 741 to 10d.
Madras, 9d.: Bengal. liellide.ie, lied. 59 NAL /90 Fern. 946.to Fair Dbollsrah, 9d.: ditto Oosnrairattee, 9d. ; ditto
Broach, 9d. g; ditto Bengal, 751.; ditto Egyptlan, : ditto
Pernam, 121 d. ; Middling Bowed', 114 d. ; ditto Orleans, 1144.

COTTON 600D5.-11AgrillErfiR, Jun Ifs—The market for
cotton yarns and cloths lea been dull in all departments, and
only a very limited business has been done. Buyers say tho
could meet their wants at id. per lb. decline on yams, and lid.
to 3d. per lb reduction on cloth. The reports of sellers 4 that
in shipping yarns buyers are quiet, with little disposition for
husinCe, and that even at lower prices but few buyers appear
disposed to!operate. In home trade yarns the market is very
quiet, and very little business has been transacted to-day,
though a slight concession would be made to induce operations
inmost counts of this class of yarns In cloth an indisposition
has been manifested, for this week past, on the part of buyers
to operate at the scale of prices ruling before the holidays, and
even offers on any scale have been made only with a reserve
amounting almost to timidity, and only for very small quanti-
ties of cloth. These offers have mostly been at prices diminish-
ing from day to day, and have been but little submitted to,
manufacturers being as yet pretty well engaged on
contracts entered to some weeks ago. Today we
final buyers still holding off, in the expectation of being
able to come in at lower rates. Hitherto the steadiness
of cotton ha not warranted sellers In giving way, and though
the raw material is easier today sellers of cloth are nnwil ling
to make the concession required by buyers. consequently there
has only been a restricted Maiming. The offers have been com-
paratively few to-day. This rrputt, which applies chiefly to goods
for India, will apply with but slight modification to the home
trade. The large home trade houses are understood to have
been keeping down their storks as low as is consistent with
the proper discharge of their bonnets, not only as a matter
of caution rendered necessary by the recent fluctuations in
prices, but with the view of clearing out as fully as they have
bees able the classes of goods of which some remnants were
left brought into the market when good cotton was scarce, and
when various mixtures and substitutes were more necessary
than they are now that cotton is again plentiful. While these
feeds have been weeded out, they have given out orders but
sparingly. Mill owners have had to be content with orders of
ten or twenty to a hundred pieces of heavy goods, to complete
assorted orders. Such orders though small have been nume-
rous, and are numerous Dow, but they do not make up any
considerable business in the aggregate.

WOOLLEN.—liang, Jris t•—There has been a medium
attendance of buyers in the cloth halls thin morning from the
out-towns, in addition to our local merchants, and a moderately
good amount of business has been done. In the coloured market
inquiries have been mostly for steel mixture tweeds and fancy
coatings in various shades. The plain cloth department bag
been quiet, and the parcels traniderred have not been either
large or numerous. Beavers In plain and mixture colours are
now mostly in request in the white hall, and a few tolerably
good parcels have changed hands. %inner' and pilots are not
In much demand, and have been but sparingly transferred. Hair-
line continue to command a steady though not an extensive sae,
and in but few instances have large parcels changed bands.
Prices remain arm.

MASCLTFACTl3lll3.—Hcaomarrit.a, JCR 2& —A moderate
number of boyars, Moak from London and waviness, have bees
in the market to-dag, and badness traassetkies have taint
reached the average of the two last meta la which sa lraPrava-
nient was quite vLible. Plate goods and black docakbis have
been purchased more freely, and holders of remaining stocks of
summer patterns are clearing. New Myles In Oman: Tines foe
cut um and winter are coming oat, and In may Instances meet
with purchaser* A few Canadians are orating in middle•elass
goods, but low qualities. of all deacript are almost unsaka.
able.

WOOL.—H ITDDIRFFIELD. /CNN Z.—The advance! prices ofr
tallied in London sales during test week his established cone
dente amongst toaaufacturers, who are now making their selec-
tions mere freely at current rates Low woob told faulty de-
scriptione, although prices area little easier, are still ne4le,ted.

CORN.—Bolt, Juni 45.—At to-day's market • very met
supply of English wheat, which is taken off by local millers at
last Tuesdays curreucy. Forclgn rather eider, and where
holders will give way la per qr., buds., can be done. auks
fully as dear. Besna and peas rather chewer. Oak—excepli
really choice quality—sell slowly at prices b favour of buys's.
Foreign arrivals for the week: —lt heat, 6,004: barley, 1,065
oats, ~,912; keens, 900 peas, 409; bras, 100: Indian corn, 300
ra
IPSWICH, Jima 25.—Scarcely soy wheat here today offering
from the growers, and prices bled very fine at the extreme
rates of lest week. Beaus and peas without change.

LEEDS, JUNE 25.—The weather is very fine, holders of valid
exceedingly firm ; business doing on a limited scale. Bark,
nominal. There la 'CU. or no inquiry for either beaus CC
oats, and prices are about the acme as last week.
Lille, JUNI 45.—Stece this day week the weather has con-
tinued dry and cold, with northerly winds. The hay bused
Is making but little progress. To this days mark.d the
supply of wheat was small ; last Tuesdays price, were fully
maintained for all descriptions. Spring noon prices firm. Per
imperial qr. to the grower:—Wheat, white, new. gilts. to
62115. per Imperial bushel. Nu to 725. ; ditto, red, Goths. to
621 Ls . 62a. to 68a. ; oata. 381bs. to 381b5., Unto 28a. ; 1.8113.431 W.
to 661 be.. Cs. to 48s. ; peas. maple, Mts. to 6411*., 40s. to 42a.
NEWCASTLEMPOII-TYIII,IC NI 25.—The weather has imps:Med.
but is still deficient In heat. At our market this morning we had
a moderate show of wheat from the growers as well as treat
other quarters, hot having a thin attendance of buyers very felt
tratteactruns occurred In wheat or any other articles.