The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-17 00:00:00

MA RICE7'S.

TALLOW. THI RADAY EITNOIO. The =Act wee
weedy today.— Spot, ; October to December, 455,
Delivery to last evening, 393 auks ; so arrivals.

00TrON.—Lrvi8rooL, JULY 16.—Then is so amass
in our market to-day. The sales are 6,000 toles, of which
3,000 are oo wemMtiosi and for export , 200 Americas,
101 to 2011. ; 3,380 Surat, Md. to 191 d. ; 400 Bate,
I to 240. ; 120 Pernambuco, 20ed. to 224 d. ; 30
a Maceio, •30ed. ;70 Maranham, 21fd. •to Mid. Thel
week's import is 3,651 bass.

WOOL AND WORSTED. —BRADFORD, JULT Di—
ners is little doing in the wool market to-day. Very little
wool has changed bands, spinners &hoeing no disposition to
operate with any' freedom except at a commnce, which
simian were unwilling to yield. Very little new business
is done in wonted yarns to-day. A larger somber of
frames are employed than has been the ewe of late. The
export merchants are restriction their maritime to the
rupplying of their wants from stock ; they give out no DOW
orders. Prices are without change. In the piece market
business has been quiet the whole of the week, and today's
market is of the like character. The various buyers who
have been abort have wily been intent on the supply of
their immedi►te wants, which, judging from appearances,
have been on s very limited wale. A few order, are re-
ported to have been placed for France piece last Thursday.
The splendid weather will no doubt give more stimulus to
the country trade, and that seems to be theonly source of
improvement which we have to look to until the American
news becomes of a more decided character than that
brought by the Bohemian, and the ultimate molt of the
bottle. at Oentyaburg is known. There is no change in
prices worthy of notice. _

LACE AND HOSIERY.—NorruguHAN, JULY It.—
There is main no material change to notice in the condition
of the lace trade. The improvement formerly reported
has been well maintained, and the demand for plain nets
has beau perhaps still more animated, though anything like
an extensive trade is checked by the high price of yarns,
which curtails proate and limits produotioe. The large
hosiery houses also report that their trade bas been to
about the same extent as for several weeks pest, with the
addition of a little more active inquiry for most classes at
goods for the Havaanaha.—Nothaphant Joaritai.

0011.N.—Etinsmiounts, JOLT io.—Wheat was about Is.
per quarter cheaper. At this day's market there was a very
short supply of English wheat, which was not quotably
lower ; bat foreign gave way about IA per quarter. Barley
rather dearer. Oats, beans, and pets firm ; a good many of
the latter changed hands.

Dwane, JOLT 16. —We had again • small supply of
wheat, and a slow sale at last week's prams, owing probably
to the fine weather for the growing corn, which looks
luxuriant everywhere. Should sunshine continue, reaping
will commence in the forward districts about Monday week ;
but in this immediate neighbourhood, we do not anticipate
that the corn will be reedy for the sickle for three weeks.
Never, within the memory of man, was more really good
hay made than has been made this summer. Nearly every.
thing is got together in the meadows, sad • few gentle
showers would be most aoceptable, both for the afterfeed
and the turnips, which cut but a very sorry figure, espe-
cially on the hills, where they are nearly burnt up. Best
red wheat, 23a. to 24x. ; inferior sorts, 17s. to 225. ;
grinding barley, 30a. to 33e. ; oats, 21s. to 28s. ; beans,
20s. to 22a. ed. ; peas, 18e. to 215.; fin* flour, 37e. to
40s. ; other flour, 335. to 365.
RANCHO/ITER, JOLT 16.—There was • slender attendance
of buyer at this day's market, and the demand for wheat
was limited to • few retail transactions, at a decline of la.
per quarter on English, and 2d. per rental on foreign. Flour
neglected, and 6cL per sack and barrel shaper. Oats re-
ceded Id. per 4.81ba., and oatmeal 6d. per load. Beans and
Indian corn Arm.

JULY 15. —There was a small attendance, and
wnlittle wheat was shown. Inquiries were made for
corn. Prices the same as late quotations.
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Nillll7lY, JULY Ig.—We bad s Mall supply of wheat,
and a short attendance ; very little doing atsbout late rates.
The spring corn trade slow, and very little doing.

Ulieuoz, JULY I&—We have a short amity of wheat
and not many samples of spring corn offering. The trade
is almost at a stand still, the little doing being only for pre-
sent demand. Winter oats are being eat in this neighbour.
hood.

EDINBURGH, JULY 15.—Ai compared with last week,
wheat was 2e. down on the top, and 3d. up on the aver-
age. Barley was L. 6d. down on the top, and 2a. Id. up
on the average. Oats ware same on the top, and bd. up
on the average. Beans were 2s. down on the top, sod Is. Id.
down on the average. Wheat, 365. to 49a. Barley, 26e.
to 31s. Oita, 21s. lid. to 31a. 6d. Beam, 40s. &L to On

CATTLE.—NoTTuroaAr, JOLT 15.—There mu a Lip
supply of beasts at today's market, but many were in only
rig condition. &miners wee done at reduced rates,
the top price being 7s. 9d., whilst many animals changed
hands at 7s. per stone. Sheep were also supplied nume-
rously, and had to be disposed of at a redaction from last
weeks quotations. Best sorts realised 7d. and inferior ones
6d. per lb. Veal sold at 6d., and lamb at prices varying
from Bd. to 9d. per lb.
EDINEUIIOI3, JULY 15. —The supply of cattle was leas
than on lest Wednesday, the number, 427, being 53 fewer.
Salt, on account of weather, were dull, and pnoes 3d. per
stone cheaper. Top price, Be. 3d. ; current, for the best,
Be. ; middling and inferior, from 6e. to 7s. 3d. per stone. The
supply of sheep and lambs was 6,173, being 4=3 more than
at last market. Sales were dull, both for sheep and lambs,
and prices in favour of the purchaser. Top price of the
best mutton, from 7d. ; current, from 60. to 6d per lb. ;
ewes, from 50. to 6d. Lambs, top prices, 355., 325., 30e. ;
current, for the best sorts, from Be. to 255. ; blackfaced,
from 10. 61. to 13s. a heed. Fed pigs brought from ss. to
ss. 6d. per Moos ; six to eight weeks old ditto, from 10 3d.
to 13s. a head.

TRAFFIC RITURNB.
so
RAILWAY/.
Kass P. Men Total, Total,
opsa ar ebandlse 1861 lstel
Week ending AprO 30. L. I I
at elbourne & Hobson's By 6 NO 606 1,126 1,441
Do. May 7
Do. May 14 ....
..,Do. May 21

Week coaling Way 9.
Wrest Soutkern otledla .. 79 389 1N 619 313

Week ending July 3. ___ _ ._ _.....
Dublin end Meath
Great Western of Canada 346 9,1-0 8,3:4
Week ending !lily 6.
London, Tilbury, & South.
end Mcleanlon 2.153

loyal DanLeh
Week ending July R.
S. Aut. & Lomltardo-Vin
({South And Line) 1082 14,647 24,611 88,688 46,6116
(Lombardo Line)
Central Italy Branch
Pblianee to Bologna
Week an.d.ThLutly 11.
8
186 1,188 8,868 10,4181 8.3.14

Week ending July IL
Bellaat end County Down 49 IS la ea 974
Lon..t3tatham. and Dover 774 4,616 1,001 9,647 9,061
Metropolitan Ze. of Loa.,
Chatham, and Dover.. 101 1,300

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ClaA•lllll6D.—Arrived : July 16. Argo, from Dantzle ; Arad-
pelago, Bt. Petersburg: BeUrc, Urßle; tallow, Guermey ; Carry
Wineli, Havre Elise. Sweden: Fanny Boller, Paletmo
derika Alida, Konigsberg; Hebrides, Dram ; Jane and rather,
Gnerstasy ; Jane Catherine, Stettin : Jane Cameron, Held ng borg
Johanna, Dantsk ; Louts de Gerr, Sweden: Louisa Cecilia, Den-
mark Kegler, Grietswalde Bernal Dentate Srante Johan,
Sweden ;Vigilant. Vigilant, Prederkinitad. July 16. Admiral Nelson,
Sines; Ankathir, Umea . Angelina, Skive: Baron On, Antwerp;
Brodrene, Dram Brothers, Weida; Diana, Amsterdam . Diana,
Stuntman; gad Auckland, Rotterdsna ; Ponies, stralsund
Fremad, Umea ; Five hist, rs, Dram Henderika Catherine,
Bevel: lmperatrice, Cassa Blanca Jacob Christiana. Lane
Stralsund : Martha And., St. Petersburg; Mathllda, Denmark:
Nora, Harlingen. Neptune, Haire; Perla, Havanuab Sophia,
Aalborg ; Solid, lingelhohn ; Veranda, Sweden.
Balled. —July lit City of Hamburg. to Havre; Cologne, and
net:word. Rotterdam Dolphin, Antwerp: Dragon, Hamburg:
Don, Nassau: Gustav Wasa, Gothenburg; Italia, Genes Mows,
Bremen ; Newcutle, Calcutta St. Petersham, St. Petersburg ;
Una, Malta: Villa Franca, New York.
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_l:rywor4—Arrlyeal . July 16. BobemlB6 (ie), hum Quebec.

Bailed.—July le. Damascus (as, to tinebce .Atlas con,
stantloople Lancashire, Licata Video Contest, Adelaide •
Florence Nightingale, St. Lucia.

Full benefit of reduced duty obtained by pur-
chasing Horuintares Pure Tee: very choice at ha Id. and On.
.• High Standard ' at as. al. (formerly 4a bd.). U the struognst
and mat delicious Imported. Agents la even, town supply is
In packet& —(AdverUaernent.l

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTH&

BALLAItD.—JuIy 15, atlihiTui New-park, the wife of Mr. H.

DAY.--July 14, at Primrose-hlll-,mu, Adelaiduroad, St. John's-
wood, the wife of J. C. P. S. Day, Nag., of a daughter.
EMIL—July if, at Primes square, Keusingten-palae•gardens,
the wife of 0. L of a daughter.
IfOLLAM•—JuIy IS, et kleathattld„ Keeton, the wife t.,f W.
laud, Nag.. of • sou.
AIIRLiG ES.

BOND—RIAD.—JuIy la, at Bt. lathaeie Church, lidttone, by
the Ber. R. Tudor, M.A., Francis Walters, soo of u.. II Bond,
Beg , R.N., of Lemon-house, Truro, to Catherine, daughter of
the late C. Read, IN., of He'stone.
EDWARDES—RC HALL —J uly 14, MAU Bente Cliurch,Prinoe's•
gate, by the Rev. W. Harness, M.A., R. Edwardes. Esq.. 104
to Jun* Katherine, daughter of W. Rudall, Esq., IdmitgeWer-
square, Butlanrigate. and /4tose-burldingL Llncoln's•inn.
gIIPPIN—HAMILTON.—JuIy 14, at Clevsdon. Somerset, by Um
Rev. W. B. Cticloser. the Rev. 8. P. B. Peppin, M A., vicar in
WellsCathedsal, to Geraldine de Courey, daughter of Lieut.-
Cylesei Hadlao. _ _ .