The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-19 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. THURSDAY EVENING. The market is
without change, prices being se follows :—Spot, new, 491. ,•
old, 45.. ; September, 495. ; October to Dsoember, 48s. tid.
Deliveries to last evening, 845 casks ; arrivals, 365 make.

COTTON.— Lrvintroot., JULY 18.—Our market oon-
Liam extremely dear, with a large business doing. The
sales are 15,000 bale. including 13,2 CA American, 61d. to
9d. ; 1,500 Surat, 4jd. to 7d. ; 900 Egyptian, Bd. to led. ;
40 Peniem, 80. to 9d., of which 7,000 are for specidation
and export. The week's import I. 19,955 bales.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BIrDFORD, JULY 18.—
There is ler doing in this market than last week, r sales
of consequence have been made during the week. Prices
are still much as they were last week, but in the extreme
rates a slight reduction might be obtained to-day, in order
to secure orders. Tho country prices are still very high.
Farmers rather keep their clips unsold than accept any
reduction. Both wonted yarns and pieces are exceedingly
dull, and very little business is doing in either department.
Prices are relatively lower than wool. Both home and
continental merchants are doing scanty business, and Ame-
rican houses are out of the market. A few orders have
been given out for piece. for Austria. No one expecte
any activity in this market till wool is lower in price, and
the American difficulties present an appearance of solution.

CORN.—BIRICINGRAiI, JULY 18.—At Gloucester and
Worcester markets on the 13th, there was a moderate
quantity of wheat from the farmers, on which no reduction
submitted to ; but foreign was Is. per quarter lower.
Barley
unaltered. More doing in oats at previous rates.
Beans and pees firm. During the present week, although
the weather has been rainy and unsettled, little wheat has
changed hands, and at prices in favour of the buyer.
Barley less in request, but no cheaper. Oats realise quite
as much money. Not mach doing in beam or peas. At
Wolverhampton yesterday no alteration took plies is the
value of English wheat, but American gave way la. to 2a.
per quarter. At this day's market there was • very short
supply of English wheat, which wea no lower; but Ameri-
can further gave way Is. to 2s. par quarter. Barley, oats,
been., and peas, firmly held for fully as high prices.
Dam, JULY 18.—We had • very small supply of
wheat, for which the farmers asked an advance in price, but
the millers not agreeing to it the trade was dull and slow,
but before the close of the market a fair amount of business
was done at about the prices of last week ; for • very few
uime lota the turn in favour of the seller. In other grain
Little or wheaten doing, and no alteration in price. It is
expected that reaping will commence about next Monday
fortnight, the fish of August., although probably in some
few places small patches may be con • week earlier. Wheat,
best, 50s. to 86.. ; STs. to 80s. inferior, 30s. to
375. Barley, 301 to 425. Dateol3s. to 33.. Bea 465.
to Me. Peas, 425. to 48s. per qr. Flour, fins, 444. to
48a._ per sack ; seconds, 395. to 495.

leutenarn, dotr 18.—At thin morning's market there
was about the usual attendance, but only a limited amount
of banana occurred. The beet descriptions of wheat main-
tained previous rata), but common qualities were offered at
somewhat irregqkr priors. Only the finest kinds of flour
were saleable, and such underwent no change. at. and
oatmeal were rather: easier to purchase. Betas and Indian
own were fully as dear.

Nzwaak, Jinx 17.—The attendance at our market to-
day was not Ism. Wheats were le hsr, with a brisk
demead. Spring earn also wmnaWed the extrema
prim. Wheat, white, Ws. to 70s. • red, 60s. to Ms. ;
common runs, 50s. to 60s. par 365. steins. Oats, old, Ns,
to 335. ; new, 225. to 22.5. per 24 stoma . - -

NIMMMT: JULY had • Moderato supply of
wheat for which then was more demand at late pekes
Sae wheat the torn dearer. A ,ylimited Winer doing
in spring cora._

lissuno JOLT 18.—Th• wheat on offer to-day is
:=ortzlerior in quality and out of condition, the sales,
slow, without alteration in value. The trade in
spring corn is dull sad unchanged in prices.

Jett 17.—The weather, which wee very
cold, with fnmient showers, bar much improved the last
two days. Aral anal', principally from Dentsic. Scotch
wheat met with rather a slow tale, at about last week's
rates ; a good many parcels were taken for England.
Foreign held very firmly, in some instances at an advance
on late MAN but there is hardly such deposition to pur.
elude ea during the week. Barley—Scotch in rather more
demand ; forage neglected. Oats—Scotc-h and forei
gn un-
changed is prim with a fair sale, fine coloured sweet Scotch
Wog wet ib request. Beane rather quiet. White pew
the tart dearer. Flour much the same.

CATTLE—U4wW=9, Joffe 17.—The suppli_of cattle
was lee% there being 592, or 130 more. Wee were
slowly soled. Top prim, Bs. 3d. ; top current, Bs. ;
mum; 7e. 6d. to 7s. 9d. ; middling and inferior
from 6e. &L to Te. 3d. per stone. At the close a
ederesese not seated. The number of sheep and
lambs tide meaning wee large
-the number, 7,420, being
2,147 mom than last week. Balm were dull, and a con-
siderable *wedgy of bath kinds were at the close of the
market misokL V/lewsp barely maintained late prima, and
lambs were from Is. to la. 6d. a heed lower. Top pnoe of
the beet mutton, ; current, figd. to id. ; ewes, from
&I. to 6;d. per lb, lambs, top prim 30s, 28e., 26e. ; cur•
rent far the best, from 21s. to 245. •, inferior from 10e. to
18e. a heed. Fed pigs, from 6a. 6d. to 7s. per imperial
stem)six to eight weeks' old ditto, from 10e. 6d. to
16s. Si.& a lead. Numbers in market—Sheep, 7,420;
fat mittle, 592 ; lean do., 790 ; mach cows, 117 ; pigs, 280.