The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-03 00:00:00

MARKETS.
TALLOW.—TUnaDAT EVENING. The market is steady.
Spot is quoted, 523.6 d. ; July to September, 51a. • October
to December, Sin, " buyers r old Y.('. re-weighed, 525.
Deliveries yesterday, 73 make ; arrivals, uone.
COTTON GOODt3.—MANCritertn, JULY 2.—There is
rather more firmness and activity to-day in the market for
both goods and yarns, but the change ut attributable chiefly
to an aunties of excitement at Liverpool. The hardening
of price on the part of spinners and manufacturers has led
to the giving out of some of the smaller orders, which could
not longer be delayed with safety, but all purchases to any
large amount are still withheld wherever they can be. In
the market for yams the business is much restricted by the
advance of price demanded. At the rates of last week there
is more disposition to operate, both for the home trade and for
foreign marketa, but spinners are now asking generally W.
to tel. per lb. advance, and, wherever sales take place, pro-
bebly the full id. is obtained. There is not much doing,
but the business is of fair amount considering the firmness
of these quotations. In the market for cloth there is little
more effect produced by the animation. at Liverpool than
the general demand by manufacturers of an advance of price
which buyers will not respond to. Nothing higher than
the rale, of last week can yet be obtained for piece-goods.
The advance of price checks business not only in all fabrics
suitable for India and China, but likewise in T-cloths and
longcloths generally. Among manufacturers there seems
to be a prevalent belief that the principal consequence here
of the movement at Liverpool will be the more general
adoption of short time working, which has been resorted to
this week by a good many large establishments.
WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lima, JULY 2. —The market
was well attended this morning. There was not only more
animation, but a rather better business was transacted than
has been usual lately at our Tuesday's markets.
MANUFACTURES. —HUDDERSFIELD, JULY 2. —Some
French buyers have been in the market to-day and made a
few purchases in low and middle priced unions. In other
business continues much's, usual, excepting autumn
respects
goods, in which some new patterns have found
ready buyers, and a moderate trade for them is anti-
cipated.
WOOLS.—HUDDIRBYIELD, JULY 2.—As manufacturers

buy only to supply immediate wants, the wool trade is
quite dull; prices, -however, oonsidenng the large quantity
aready arrived for nest saes, ere pretty well maustaincd.

CORN.—Ho JOLT 2.—At today's market a moderate
supply of English wheat, which is taken off readily at fully
last week's currency. Foreign meets decidedly batter de-
mand, and in some instances la. per qr. more ts obtainable
for fine red Baltic. Barley slow sale, at prices in favour of
buyers. Beans and peas dull, and rather cheaper. Oate
neglected, but not quotably lower. The foreign imports
last week are as under :—Wheat, 10,815 qrs. ; barley,
1,422; oats, 3,676 ; beans, 20 ; pas, 2,383 ; taros, 20 ;
linseed and rapeseed, 7,146. Oil ales, 484 tons ; bones, 604.
Laos, JOLT 2.—Our buyers at length appear to
have arrived at the conviction that, with the most fa-
vourable weather, price, of wheat have arrived at a toler-
ably safe point, and operate this morning with greater free-
dom ; and prices not obtainable last week are now made
without much difficulty. Barley nominal. Beans do not
sell freely, although lee. money would be taken. Oats and
other articles about as before.

lAwd•rooL, JULY 2.—With a good attendance at this
morning's market a healthy consumptive demand has been
experienced for both wheat cod dour at the rates current on
Friday. Indian corn was mostly held for a trifling advance,
which was difficult to obtain ; at previous rates, however, •
fait quantity found buyers ; Egyptian being scarce at the
moment commands from 6d. to Is. per quarter more money.
Oats and oatmeal were not much inquired for. Egyptian
bens, per, and barley were each held firmly at Friday's
prices. The market closed steady.

JOLT 2.—The weather during the pest week hes
been showery, with a northerly wind. To-day'e mar-
ket we had a small attendanos, and a small show d
wheat. Beat samples readily realised le. per quarter
more money ; low (polities slow, at late rates. tipring
corn prices without alteration. Per quarter imperial to the
grower :—Wheat, white, 611ba. to 631ba., per tuperial
bushel, 565. to 625. ; ditto, red, 5611 m. to 62161, 40a.
to 535. Barley, best Chevalier malting, 52ilbs. to 5311 a.,
435. to 45e. ; ditto, runs Chevalier ditto, Nibs. to 521ba.,
38s. to 41s. ; ditto, distilling, 50th.. to 511b5., 31s. to 35e.
Osta, 361bs. 5o 421 be., 245. to 27.. Beans, old, 63115. to
651 b.., 50s. to 54e.: new, 601ba. to 6411.., 425. to 46..

NEWCASTLE, JOLT 2.—The weather to-day has become
unsettled, having experienced heavy rain and hail showers
at intervals. At ow market this morning we had a male-
rate show of wheat from the growers, and for which War-
day's rates were fully realised, whilst south country sad
foreign were held firmly, which bed the effect of checking
business. Flour was in slow request, but cannot be written
cheaper. In other articles we have little variation to nate,
oats excepted, which were offered on lower terms without
exciting attention.