The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-10 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW. —Tosszur Emma-1U market is steady.
Priam are quoted as Idioms r—apra, 51e. saw, 60s. aid ;
July to September, SOL 6d. ; Out.to Thoember, 60a ;
Odom sheep, fas. 6d. to Ma. ; bed. 50a. ; Ameri-
ca; 61s. to 50s. 6d. Coorauit Gleba, 445. to 446 104 ;
Ceyloa 431. to 435. 6d.—Delivery yeateaday, 2310 casks ;
arrival, 478 casks.

ooTrom GOODIL—MANCIIMIIIa, JULY 9.—The tone
d the market bee rather improved, but the amount of busi-
ness going on is still very limited. Partly owingil to the
better acoounts from Bombay and Calcutta, and pertly from
the oantinued stillness of the cotton =Met, prima at
all kinds of slurtrap have advanced fully lid. per=
since last week, and operations are checked by the
of manufacturers to go deeply into orderv. In other kinds
of cloth there is no noticeable change, though attempts are
mode to rain quotations. The yarn market has beim rather
more active, and presents great firmnees. Prices have ad-
vised to id. per lb. The demand seems to have im-
proved from most quarters, and an la= is Oa*
that prices must continue to or to rise.
=let are holding back as much as possibl' • nevertheless,
sad in many cases refuse to give the inward pries except
for the supply of priding wants.

WOOLLEN OLOTH.—Mane, Jura 9.—Tbe market
was extremely quite this asorsiag. Then was as indiffarest
atomism, is both the cloth-ban and • way limited
business was snureeted.

MANUFACTUREL -Hi

JOLT.

In; beer i47ellal t;dZy;
sad wee Dodson Wasaoted, especial). martian and other
low-priced goods mashie foe foreign trade. A fwir quaatity
has also bolo delivered at Air warehouses daring the weak.

WOOLS. —BUDDISMIZLD, JULY 9. —The colonial wool
trade mai mations, kat, bat prior remain maok as rail
There is, however. a little more doing in Gannett wools.

CORN.—Hail, Jotx9.—At today's market a niedmate
supply of English wheat, for which tannin genenally
2.. per qr. advance, bet tkonsod is limited to best siesady
time at le. per qr. over hat moles mineney. Foreign sup-
ports improvement noted during the week, but sales only
retail. Spring corn at all kind. move off slowly, at prime
in favour of buyers. Weather lise. The foreign imports
list week are as order:—Wheat, 1,979 qrs. ; barley,
7,538 ; oats, 2,094; beam ' , 107 ; pass, 1,245 • linseed
and summed, 4,4011 Oil cakes, 33 tone ; bssa, 106.
LUDII, JULY 9.—Holders commence by whin as ad-
visee of ls. per qr. over last Tuesday's rates, bat the In.
day leas its emal depnaring effect upon oar bayme, whodo
sot Ma disposed to make farther pareliesse at preeint ;
prime are therefore nominally the Dame as as
Darby soodnel Oats and bean slow sale. Other articles
1 unaltered.

Livgaroor., JULY 9. This day's market has best
well attended both by local and country buyers, and
wheat bee had stealthy consumptive demand at the minime
rates of Friday, whilst the medium qualities of American red
have in some inseam= brought ld. to 2d. per metal im•
provemeut. Flour is 6d. per banal and IMPAiE dearer, with
fair retail Manses posing. Indian oant is still offered quite
sparingly, and is diMealt to buy except at as advance of 6d.
per quarter • the late arrivals are not fairly in the market
yet. Oats and oatmeal slow sale. Naos are ed. per
quarter dearer. Pere and Barley command full prices.
The market closes with much Meadioess, and holders show
no anxiety about getting clear of the late heavy arrivals.
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MOIL JOLT 9.—The smother continues Mssettled, tad
retards Ohs secariog of the hay crop' At to-days marks,
we had • fair supply of wheat ; all fresh qualities sold at
an advance el la. par qr. ; common samples a. Lit weak.
Brass sad eats, late prices wall maintained. Per qr. imperial
to the power:—Wheat, white, 6111 e. to 631 b.. per imperial
56.. to 625. ; ditto, red. Abs. to 621b5., 40s.
to 53a Barley, best Chevalier malting. 52elbs. to 531 b..,
435. to 455. . • ditto, runs Chevalier ditto, Übe to 521 b..,
Oa to CU.; ditto, distilling, 50Ibs. to 511ba., 31a. to 356.
Oats, 36Ibs. to Oita., Ns. to 27.. Baum, old, 6311 e. to
651 b.., 50s. to Ms. sew. Golle. to 641136., 42.. to 456.
Nswoaertm, JULY It—The weather to-day be. Um em
doe. Yesterday we had some heavy thunder show•
we should mot bs surprised if we have rein before night, as
[ the•
to-day is audtry. At our market this mamma we
had •air moderato show of wisest from the growers sad hash
thrashed samples be wanted, sold urn tally the terms
d Saturday, *MBA is other descriptions lit& was dime,
but in the business prise recoolautostatisas wore oak
Flour without clung,. wag a*** the
being very triding. Malt, ludas Lee, aeglesied,
L hems or peas little stirring. Oats met dillies& to quit,
sad Melling cheaper.
SlaunuaT, JOLT 9.—Our market was thinly attired's'
to-day, end the supply of grain gessrally wasshOTO.
DITIODON in wheat was limited, and the sales effeMed wen
tar tie beat samples at an admen 6i from 1.. to tz
qr. Mawr sold slowly at a rise el is. per seek. ha

there was a very limited demand, and no quotable difference
from lest week. Malt trade steady and quotations firm la
all ether descriptions of grain very little business was
doing at last week's prices. New wheat, 48e. to
180 s. per qr. ; old ditto, 54e. to 60s. Muir!, 30s. to 40s.
10ate, 235. to 28e. Brans, 455. to 60s. Pow, 40s. to 48s.
30s. to 355. per qr. Flour, 425. to 511. per sack.
Malt, 9e. Od. to 9a. OM. per build

CATTLE.—Bnientliv, JULY 9.—At Our market this day
the en ly of beets was short (the seethe of the year con-
adder
) and generally of an inferior quality, bat there
Dana corresponding attendanes of bu a elearanoe wee
net effected; the terms of last et were fully sup.
ported. The supply of sheep was over the average, there
being about 2,3 W penned, which were, for the most part,
in excellent coodition. Late prime were maintained, though
in some instances more money was asked, but in few ob-
tained. There was a slight falling off in the supply of
calves, which met a quick sale, and maintained their full
value. In the pig market there was an abundant amply
of all descriptions, but from the high price asked for stock
pigs, the trade was dull. Best on beef, llta 6d. to 13a.
rmscere ; cow and heifer ditto, lls. to 6d.; beet
mutton, Bd. per lb. ; other breed% 7d. to 7 ;
veal, Tel to 70. ; fresh pork, 7d. to 74d. ; salted ditto,
7ad. to 80., and 10s. 6d. to lle..per thore ; green bacon,
95. to 9N. per lb.; dry ditto, 10d. to 100. ; sweet
pickled luau, 10d.; quarter old stare pip, 1 to 16e.
each ; cows with calves, 121. to 161.