The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-24 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—Tcsamtv Eammrd. —The market is gide..
Spot IN quoted 475. OM. to 475. ; September, 47.. &I. ;
October to December, 47.. 6d. to 47.. 3d. ; January to
March, 48a. Deliveries yesterday. 208 maks ; arrivals, sow.

COTTON GOODB.—Mnneamrrin, JULY 23.—A fair
business offered foryarns, but owing to the upward tendency
of cotton, spinners were asking extreme pies", is some
amiss id. to id. per lb. advance, which chocked business.
There was more or less business for all markets, including
India, China, Germany, and the Mediterranean and home
trade, where spinners were wiUhig to meet buyers eta little
under full rates. The market closes strong at advancing
rates. The cloth market mash° excited, but the full rates
demanded prevented business to a pest extent. Some large
offers were made, some of which ware at rates which led to
wales. The news from India is, by letter to the 15th June,
and by telegram to the 25th. On the 15th it was thought
there was a prospect of a better business, but the telegrams
speak of so improvement to the 25th. Manufacturers
become more and more alarmed at the state of the cotton
market, and pricting cloth, shirting', and all kinds of goods
are bald for higher rates, while the advance a slowly re-
sponded to by buyers.

WOOLLEN OLOTH.—Lizon, JULY 43.—The market
was well attended this morning, and a steady business was
taisimeted, chiefly in Melton cloths and other light fabrics.
Other kinds of goods were in rather less demand, but on
the whole the =AM was moderately satisfactory.

lANUFACTUREI—HUDDERSYTILD, JULY 23. —The
buyers attending to-day are not so numerous u last week,
and liminess on the whole is not quite no active, though
little more is doing in unions on French mount& Nearly
all transactions are for small quantities, and a slight con•
cession in price will not induce buyers to make heavy pur
chases.

WOOL& —BUDDRIWIPTILD, JULY 23.—There ia a good
choice in stook, and prices a little easier, but manutactomrs
buy only for print wants, expecting still lower Tatra.
COBN.—lfolz, JULY 23.—At this day's market a mode-
rato supply of English wheat, which is taken off, by local
miller, at last rare coneway. Foreign selL in retail at
fully late ratm. Barley, beans, and peas move off slowly,
without any quotable alteration in value. Oats of fine
quality meet more inquiry, and in some instances command
rather more money. The foreign imports last week are
r under :—Wheat, 10,903 qrs. ; barley, 962 ; oats. 1,266
beans, 549 ; per, 989 ; linseed and Tapered, 5,129. Oil
cakes, 72tons ; bones, 80.

Lze.De, JOLT 23. —Ws have a very inactive demand for
wheat today, mid no improvement in price can be noted
from the rates of Friday. Barley nominal. Oats and beans
unaltered in value from last week.

LITERPow., JULY 23.—Prices have remained firm in
the interval since Friday, though the business pass-
ing has been quiet in retail, and buyers shy to operate ; some
orders for low priced tumuli= wheat have been received
on French account, the wheat crop in that country being
likely to prove very short indeed, so far as can be judged at
present. Fair attendance of millers and dealers at the
cora exchange, and a good consumptive demand experienced
for wheat, the finer qualities bringing fully Friday's prices,
but new and red,soch as Canadian and Milwaukee, declining
about 2il. per testa. Flour was not much dealt in, and no
change in value occurred. Indian corn had a good inquiry
at previous rates for all qualities. Oats and oatmeal dull of
sale. Beans steady at Friday's quotations, with buyers for
forward delivery. Peas and barley unchanged. The day
is showery, the barometer standing at • low point, and
holders not in the least anxious to press salsa.
Lux, JULY 23.—Weather continues unsettled and not
much sun. At our Corn Exchange this day we had a fair
show of wheat samples ; the demand wee good at last week's
prices for the bent qualities ; common dull at late rates.
Beans and oats lA. to Is. dearer. Prices to the
grower :—Wheat, white, 6llbs. to 631 be. per imperial
bushel, 56.. to 62e. ; ditto, red, 58Ibe. to 621 be., 40e.
to 53e. Barley, beet Chevalier malting, 521 be. to 531 be.,
434. to 45e. ; ditto, runs Chevalier ditto, 511 be. to 5211:a.,
395. to 41s. ; ditto, distilling, 50Ibs. to 511b5., 31e. to 35e.
Oats, 361bs. to 421b5., 245. to 275. Beans, old, 6311 n. to
651 be., 150 s. to Us. ; new, 60Ibe. to 641 be.. 425. to 46e.
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NIVICABTLY„, JULY 2.3.—The weather has become unset-
tled. Last night there was much rain, and to-day we have
had frequent showers with a falling barometer. At our
market this morning we had a very moderate show of wheat
from the growers, but having some arrivals from Scotland,
which amply sufficed for the demand, the trade ruled slow,
and, where vessels required clearing. it was necessary to
make a slight concession. For some fresh thrashed Norfolk
red, not extra, 575. could Dot be exceeded, nor frEla for
choice Scotch white--all per 5041b5. In foreign the ',ales
Were confined to • little floe mixed Dantzic and choice Said
red, at 58s. per SOllbs. respectively. In flour ►nd other
arta** we have little variation to note.
SALISBURY, JULY 11.—This day's market was tolerably
well attended, and there was a plentiful supply of grain.
Darlene in wheat was very steady, being confined strictly
to immediate requirements, precarious weather operating
math against speculatioes ; but the full terms of last market
were in all instances fully maintained. In flour the trade
was also steady at late rates. In meal-barley not much

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Allarcor p. 33 611 67 I.E. r 1
L2iTh 19.13 58 67 E. r 1
Easoici '20.19 69 57 8. r 4
Aszaommi 1111.10 60 18 N.L o 1
Poanosz ,29.33 66 Ss N. r 2 T
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110661050091 19.114 00 58 W. 0 4
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