The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-05 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—THCRSDAT EVE :UM—The market is quiet.
At the Pales by suctiou to-day 600 casks were uttered,
but only 100 sold Spot is quoted, 59.. ; July to September,
Ms. ; Odobsr to December, 50s. lid. ; old Y.C. re-weighed,
50s. 6d. to 51s. ; Odessa sheep, 51s. ; beef, 50s. 6d. to 50s. ;
South American, Ms. ; Australian beef 425. to 475. Town
tallow, 495. net cash. Cocoa-nut oil: Cochin, 4:k. ; Cey-
lon, 451. ; Palm oil flat, at tis. 104. to 444. Deliveries to
last evening, 406 casks ; arrivals, 451 cult..

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BICADYORD, JOLT 4.—The
business doing in the wool market to-day is exceedingly
scanty. The prices, however, are very firm. Still, the cur-
rency in the country canuot be readied in this market. The
business doing in worsted yarns is only small. Continental
merchants operate very sparingly. The little doing is
chiefly for borne account. The piece market is quiet.
There is perhaps shade more ordering on account of the
turn of the year. There has been a considerable business
done, though at low prices, in stocks, and especially Co.
burp, which have been accumulating in the bands of menu.
(securers, and this circumstance operates against much busi-
ness being done in the shape of orders.

CORN.—BIRXINGEIAM. JULY 4.—At Gloucester and Wor-
mier markets, oil the 29th, English wheat was no lower,
but foreign further declined le. to 2s. per qr. Burley,. beans,
and peas, each le., and oats 6d. per qr. lower. During the
present week, the transactions reported in wheat are at
former rates for English,. but foreign continues to give way.
Barley is also offering cheaper. Beans and peas held for
previous week's rates. At the day's market there was
again a short supply of wheat from the farmers, and all
good qualities of- both EugHsh and foreign sold freely at
fully the currency of thin day se'nnight. Barley 6d. to
per qr. lower with a free sale. Oats, beans, sad peas, no-
minally unallered.

Dinars, JOLT 4.—With a short supply of wheat there
was an iroprov:d demand, and, for the best sorts, from Is.
to 3. a qr. advrnce was obtainer!. There was a better
sale, too, for secondary qualities, and a good trade was done.
Barley is almost a dead letter, little ur nothing doing, and
prices nomival. In other grain no alteration in price.
Wheat, best, 500. to 5Ga. ; middling, 375. to 505.; in-
ferior, 30s. to 375. Barley, 30a to 43. Oats, 235. to 33'.
Beans, 465. to 50a. Peas, 43. to 4Cr. per qr. Flour,
fine, 44e. to 48s. per neck ; seconds, 395. to 425.
MANCHESTER, JULY 4.—There was an average at-
tendance at our market this morning, and all good using
qualities of wheat were in fair request at the extreme
rates of this day winniglit ; whilat, in some instances, •
slight advance had to be paid fur the finest description/.
The demand for flour was chiefly confined to the best
marks, American being held for an improvement of 6d.
I per barreL Oats were offered freely, but there were few
buyers. Oatmeal wu in moderate request, and unaltered
in value. Beans and Indian corn sold in retail on former
terms.

NEWARK, JOLT 3.—ln the continued short supply,
buyers have to give fully Is. Per qr. advance for all fresh
good conditioned wheat. No alteration in spring corn.
NEWBURY, JULY 4. —We had a large supply of wheat on
offer, but very little fresh in, for which there was more
trade at au advance of L. per qr. Spring corn very dull.

trxmtmoz, JULY 4.--The attendance at to-day's market
is very. thin, and consequently the, e is hut little doing.
The prices of good corn are maintained of wheat.beans, and
oats ; those of inferior grain and of barley and peas sew
rather lower.

WATERFORD, JULY 3.—We have a continuance of most
favourable weather, and as • consequence our market is
quiet foe most articles. Last week's prices are, however,
fully maintained, and in Indian corn there is more doing
than for some time past.
EDINBURGH. JULY 3.—A few showers have fallen during
the week, and the crops continue to make satisfactory pro-
gress. The arrivals ►re small, end likely to continue so.
The farmers' supplies were moderate. Scotch wheat in im-
proved request, at 2s. advance. A cessation of arrivals and
the improved accounts from the south have caused an im-
proved demand for foreign, but holders' pretensions are
raised as to price; few transactions have, as yet, taken
place. Bariey—prices for both Scotch and foreign are
much the same. Oats—Scotch rather quiet ; prices un-
changed ; foreign in retail demand only. -Beans not much
in request. Peas—foreign quiet, and rather cheaper. Floor
unchanged.
GLASGOW, JULY 3.—This day's market was thinly at-
tended, but there was rather • better retail demand for
choice wheats and barrel flour, at last week's prices.
Other articles were much the mama as on this day week.
Supplies of wheat 19,250 quarters, and of flour 11,875
barrels, and 2,lriti sacks.

CATTLE.—Emsnunon, JULY 3.—The supplies of cattle,
sheep, and lambs larger than those of last week. The
demand much the same for all descriptions, without altera-
tion in prices, and with a good clearance. Extreme top price
best beef, Bs. 4d. ; cuneut, top, Bs. ; secondary, 78. 6d.
per stone. Extreme top price best mutton, 74d. ; current,
7d. per lb. Best lambs, 235. to 28s. ; secondary, 16s. to 21s.
each.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
Miles Pao- Iler- TOW,
sun.w.tys open sealers c.bandlse Mg 1800
Week ending June 15. g
IltandynuilL et Canada .. 970 1,527 8,033 13,5427 11,117

, .
-Week ending June It
Scottish North Eastern ll5 3,948 1,645
Week ending June 23.
Antwerp 4 Rotterdam — 652 48! 1,0'4 1912
Beet Anglian
Week ending June 29.
North Fasten
Stockton and Darlington — 1.409 7,911 9,379 9,018
Week ending June 30.
Bristol and Exeter
Eastern Counties
Lon ,Chatimm. sad borer Obi 1,328 140 1,408 316
111idinnd
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North British 1214 2,983 9,777 6.,76,1 2,497
iloottishCrotral 7 2,191 1,769 9,960 9,289

Shropshire Union 2:4 WO

7W 1.100 10.16