The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-07 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—Tutatur EVINING.—The market was quiet
to-day. Annexed are the closing prices :—Spot, 1880 Y.C.,
45a. 9d. to 45.. 6d. ; Sept., 475. ; Oct. to Dec., 475. to
47a ; eeparae months, 47.. 9d. ; Jan. to March, 48a.
Deliveries yesterday, 251 casks ; arrivals, 838 casks.

COTTON.—Lwrapoot, A c6uNT 6.—Our market is very
steady, with a fair amount of business done. The sales are
10,000 bales—including 8,7(10 American at bid. to 91d. ;
1,000 Surat, 50. to 7Ad. ; '..N10 Egyptian, 9ad. to 10}d.
100 Maninham, 9d.—of which 5,000 are for speculation and
export. The week's import is 9,970 bales.

COTTON GOODS.—ll.maxarrit, ACGUST 6.—The
goods market is exceedingly quiet, and there is scarcely
anything doing, the American news having done mach to
dissipate the hope that an early settlement of the civil war
was likely. Prices for all kinds of cloth are nominally higher,
but sales can only be effected at last quotations. The only
hope of an improvement in demand now lies in the anticipa-
tion of better news from India, where the rainy season, ac-
cording to all accounts, is likely to lead to a great increase
of business before long. The yarn market has been much more
active than that for cloth, and is the strongest we have had for
ruanv months past. Prices have been advanced fully id.
per lb. on yarns of nearly all descriptions. The home trade
houses and Germans have given the advance rather freely.
and some little business has aka been done for India at the
improved prices.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—LazDa, Amon 6.—There was •
very indifferent atteocknee of merchants in the Cloth-balls
this morning, and the market ruled extremely dd. The
transactions were unimportant.

MANUFACTURER. BrEIDERSPIELD, AUGUST 6.—
There is a rather improved holiness in black ark mixture
doeskins, together with a moderate demand for unions. A
better feeling prevails, and should we have favourable
weather, a good autumn trade is anticipated.

WOOLS.—MUDDERSYIELD, AUGUST G.—Manufacturers,
though a little busier, have still heavy stocks oe band,
which prevents them from buying freely, and the trade in
consequence still continues inactive. Prices are easier, but
this is no inducement for heavy purchases.

CORN.—Hum, Acccwr 6. At to-day's market a
good supply of English wheat, which moves off slowly at
barely last week's currency. Foreign sells in retail at late
rates to local millers, the attendance of country buyers only
limited. Barley steady without alteration in value. Beans
and peas slow elle. Oats of fine quality in fair request, at
prices in favour of 'ellen. The foreign imports hist
week are as under :—Wheat, 5,494 qrs. ' • barley. 2,724 ;
oats, 820 ; beans, 77 ; pew, 1,32); linseed and racoon&
8,243. Oil cakes, 369 tons.
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LEEDS, Awn Arr 6.—Bince Friday the weather has been
rather unsettled, and a good deal of rain has fallen in some
of the neighbouring districts. We continue to be fairly sup-
plied with wheat ; still fine foreign is not plentiful, ad we
make no alteration in the value from Friday, but the demand
is very slow. Bard q nominal. Beene, oats, and other
articles go off in real at former rates.
Liveoroot, AUGUST 6. There was a good attend.
once of millers and dealers at this morning's market,
but the weather being bright and fine they seemed more in-
clined to bold off than pay the advanced rates at first asked;
at Friday's extreme prices however a fair consumptive
business subsequently took place, and several parcels of
common American were bought for French account. Flour
bad a moderate inquiry at previous rates. Indian corn was
offered sparingly. sod there being plenty of buyers, an ad-
, voce of is. per quarter was obtained. Beans, pout sad
barley were each lea. per quarter dearer than on Friday.
The market closes with a very steady feeling.
LYNN. Aeous? 6.—The weather the last three daye has
been brilliant. Harvest has commenced in this neighbour.
hood on the high lands. Barley is represented to have
tiptoed too quickly. To-day's market we had • small
arm of wheat ; • steady demand was exparitsoed at Tues.

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