The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-17 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW. TCIBDAT EVENING. The market is
quiet—Spot is quoted 495. to 49e. ad. ; September, 495. ,
Octobr to December, ; old Y.C., 48s. Bd. Deliveries
yesterday, 131 elks ; arrivals, 129 arks.

oorroyi GOODS.—MAXCHMITER, JOLT 16.—The con.
tinned stiffness of the Liverpool cotton market mems to be
exercising, at length, a more decided influence on the
market for manuf satires. The aspect of trade here is much
more animated than on Fail last, and it is doubtful whe.
the: even last Tuesday the increase of activity was so
manifest by contrast with the state of thump before then,
as is the present appearance of briskness compared with
the stagnation previous to the beginning of but week. The
actual business done is considerable, both in piece goods
and yams. As regards cloth, transactions are still limited
by the higher rates athed, bat the tendency is in favour of
millers, and there has been a fair sale of shirting' and goods
suitable for India, the prices obtained being in some eases
• shade better. There is perhaps not muck doing in other
cloth, bat the home trade demand seems rather more active.
In the yarnmarket there has been again a large buil-
ams doss at stiffening rates. Warm, cops, and bundles
are all firmer. The India houses have purchased pretty
freely in 40's, 50's sad 60's, and the same numbers have
been sold in fair quantity for Germany. In a good many
CYO yarns are £d. per lb. darer than on Friday.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lealse, JOLT I&—Daring the
first balflonr the market was sleek thia learning, but
it afterwards ed , and the close 'showed
that s eery fair bed bees transected, chiefly in
goods wailebi• for the WWII' taris. The improvement
we observed in kieturday's mast bas been fully main.
Wed

YANUFACTITILEet—Ib

JOLT le: —The

isap7—ovaitinT;ollo74llastwesklisshe'in; ei;iniiined
to-
da a moderate amount of goods haying changed hands
boa is saw for the home tabs aad in low priced
mines fee og, but notwithstanding this trade gene.
rally is not so brisk as it usually is at this season.

WOOLS. —H lIDDMISTTILD, JOLT 16.—The grog can•
tity to be offered in Loudon at sales commencing on Thurs.
day next, and coaimmeptiou being roaaiderably lees than
usual, mums the wool trade to be uncommonly flat, very
Min purchases only being made, manufacturers generally
preferring to wait till the males, in exportation of lower
Prima

OORN.—lintL, JULY 16.—At this day's market a mode.
rate sigrply of Enlists wheat, which is taken off at about
last week's eurreney.. Yoradpe of due quality meets a fair
censungelve delased at full prises. Becky slow sale, but
:tr az2 lower. Bases aid per unaltered. Oats
mere kooky tor best deeeriptiees. The
Ikea.: kopeck, lag week am as soder :—Wheit% 9,141
=barley, 1,46 d ; este, 1,410 ,• toms, ; peas, 624 ;
and rapeseed, 3,200; al (alms, Memo ; hones, 7.
_ _ .

Ligaa, JULY 16.—Weather is unsettled, with rain more
or lase daily. We have • fair show of wheat. English
qualities meet with little attention, but fine foreign samples
ere ispeired for, sad mil filly ; we are, however, unable
to mood Let week's MIA& Barley aconiriaLauci, oats,
and other snicks elm ale at about know v
/fawn JULY 16.—The weather sinew Saturday has
bee° answtiled, and a good deal of rain ha fallen, bat there
hen hem interrah of rainshiae which have ambled to dry
the hay. At our market this morning we bad a moderate
show of wheat from the growers, and although there was
act much passing from the Masai, then "slaw IProvini
Ilse dating busiams home, the tends ruled iduggish, an
teemeicticas were upon • moderate male ; still, however,
sat.. of Saturday wan fully realise& Ear some nice
new Norfolk red, 58s. per 5041 b.. was paid, whilst for
aome Scotch white, up to 61s. wan nabbed. Flour com-
manded Ism attention. Ia other articles we have mue vi-
tiation to mote.
lILLTIBBTRY SHEEP TAM JULY 15. —Wu Mr wee
held to-day in the Butte, when the number mooed wit sot,
perhaps, pedal' thee at former
and . there
rars,pielhAtii fair is
evidonsitrof growing is importance en
attendaoce Isaias famous dealers
=take district and adjohbg mantles. There wire some
veep line sheep and • trade, and with • plentiful sup-
ply of keep, pekoes advanced fully Is. to Is. Si per heed
over the Me fair at Stockbridge. lambs rushed from
SOL to ISs. per bead ; withers, Me. to 46e. ; ewes, 30s. to
435. Per prime lota of each higher prime were offered,
but 14 some eases not accepted. The prim sheep ealibited
were ravasdhbly good, both for she, symmetry, sad Arm.
am of Own.