The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-20 00:00:00

MARKET&

SUGAR.—Banrrot, Jug= 19.—There hes bees more
stadia/silo the raw market, but the basilica does ha eat
been large, owing principally to the difficulty refiner h►re
of main their maoufactured goods. Rom.—Semi
parcel. have been sold this week at full rake.

TALLOW.-I,IIIDAY EVIININO.-The market was quiet
today. Spot, 42a. 6d. to 425. 9d. ; July 42a. 9d.;
October to December. 45a. 3d. to 425. 6d. Delivery to
last analog 597 cake ; no arrivals. At audios only 60
mks were offend of inferior Australian beef, which told
at 40s. to 37e. We quote fine Australian 40s. 6d. to 415.;
North American, 41s. 6d. to 425. 6d., fair to fine ; South
American. 425. 6(1. to 425. Ist pipes. Town tallow, 41s. 34,
net cash. Cocoanut oil declined is the maniocs today.
The Cochin wee all bought in at 488. Sales were forced d
Ceylon mid Sydney at • decline of 2s. to 2s. &L per art.;
Chem, 43e. to 435. 6d. ; Sydney, fine, 435. to 43a. 6d. good
elm oil ; 41s. to 41s. fid. low ; and brown, 40a to 39a
Palm oil fiat, at 365. fine Lagos ; 35e. 10d. fair. Palm not
I oil, 36e. fine. Hone grease, 355. to 345. ; rough fat, 2s. 2t
COTTON.-LtvoinioL, Jun. 19.-In the earl pagatrte
of the week, and in fact up to yesterday, any
in the market were few, and of little moment. The demand
for American continued on the same limited scale as before,
and the current qualities are only saleable in retail lots, at
• fully gd. per lb. reduction. The business in Euptiaa hai
bean without any material change. Brazils ware steady
until yesterday, when some sales were made at dd. per lb.
decline in Paraiba' and Maceios, but Maranhatu rat
searosly be quoted more than *d. cheaper. Al
the better qualities of bunts command the fall
revions value, while on the middling lad
lover denniptions the Viva ban ocendosaily an advantage
of gd. par lb. China, Bengal and Sonde are also each
, somewhat lower. Speculators have taken 400 American,
20 Pernarn, 890 Bahia, 580 Egyptian. 130 Smyrna, 2,740
I Bunt, 540 Madras, 210 Bengal and 80 China-total 5,590
bales ; and there are repo for export 13,330 bat: t, viz.,
720 American, 680 Panama, 310 Bahia, 120 Septum, 50
Smyrna, 80 West India, 7,380 UM, 330 Madras, 1,180
Bengal, and 2,480 China. The market to-day opens with
• a rather limited demand ; probable sales about 4,000 bales,
1,500 on @peculation and for export.

COTTON GOODEL—Mnsicamitim, Jons 19.—The yam
market to•day has continued to exhibit the same quietness
of toile which wee experienced on Tuesday. There is no
particular demand for any quarter, and what business has
been effected to-day has consisted of very limited sales for
various markets, including the home trade. The small
wale on which business is doing has a tendency to deprese
pekoes. Many spinners, being well engaged, continue to
exhibit a good deal of indifference about orders at anythiup
ander full prices, but others being in a less fortunate posi-
tion, are lees firm, and consequently there is some irrespo•
larity in the rates at which some descriptions of yarn may
be purchased. In cloths also there is so change worthy of
notice since Tuesday. There is se absence of demand
which causes the market to be very fiat, but it is not worse
they at the commencement of the week. There is no general
tiling way in price.. On the contrary, most manufacturers,
well under order, are indisposed to give way, but iliu-
m u there are some of them who exhibit more anxiety
to sell than others, the tendency is to lower rates. In other
wards, sellers in same cases will take lower rates rather
than act sell, though they are unwilling to acknowledge the
fact. The demand is extremely limited in every depart-
meet of Waimea, whether for the home trade or for export

CORN.-CttuterMsD, Jon 19.-There was a very small
supply of wheat at to-day's market, sod an advance of la
per qr. was fully utablialied, red making 45.. to 475.,
white, 495. to 52a. per qr. Much rain fell this morciog,
but it is fine this afternoon. hunts much needed now for
maturing the wheat crop.
LINCOLN, Jon 19.-The supply of wheat was small at
our market. The trade was firm, and la. higher la some
crass for the best runs. Wheat, red, 475. to 495.; white.
Rh. to 52a. Scarcely anything passing in spring corn.
COALS. -Loiraos, Jun 19.- Byara's Betide West
Hartley, 15e. ; Davison's West Hartley, 15s. ; Haswell Gas,
13e. 3d. ; Holy well Main. 15a. 9d.; Lunbert's West Hart-
ley,Tanfield Meer Butte, 13s. 6.1. Walker
Primrose, 12s. 6d. ; West Hartley, 15s. ; Wyism, 15e. 9d.;
Walls End Barton, 15s. 3d. ; Wells End Riddell, 15a. 6d. ;
Neu Main, 15e. 9d. ; Walls End Hamill, 17s. 6d.; Walls
Ead Hatton, 17a. 6d. ; Walls End Russel's Hama, 16a;
Walls End Tuurtsll, 15s. 6d.; Walls End Hartlepool. 175.;
Walls End Haugh Hall, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Hellas,
116 a. 6d. ; Walls End Esat Hartlepool, 17a. ; Walls End
, South Hartlepool, 16s. ; Walls Hod South Hellos, 16a. 314
Walla End Trinelou Hartlepool, 175.; Walls End Trimdee
Thoroley, 15e. 6d.: Oarway and Darya Malting, 19.. 6d.
-Ships at market, 89 ; sold, 55.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
lellee Pee- Mer- Total, Toni,
IL/LW/LYS. open genr leo e anodise 7
Week ending May 80. A E
Grtne:lWank ofganada.. 1090 6,901 11,095 17,396 11,046

Week ending June 7.
London, Tilbury, dt Boutn-

188 1,515 Lem

end istensioi
Week ending June 14.
Caledonian 2lO 6,312 11,128 16,412 11.e76

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATBS.
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BIRTHS.
BROWN.—lulu 19, at H. Devon&lre-road, Prlncee.park, lirr
pool, the tette of Stewart Henry Brown, Esq., of a son.
ANTRIM.—June 15 at Menem Castle, the t,.untr,' ..t

Antrim, of • daughter.
CAMPBELL—JO/m.17, at Woolwich, the wife of Llcut..t cloud

Sir E. F. Pas Bart.. 00th Rifles, of trio sous.
(MY N.—Jane 10, at burrinQtou House. Ease; the wife of

F. Glyn. Esq., Of a sou.
WILKINSON. Jane 17. at Castleslen, Buttevant, Inland, the
wife of Lent-Colonel F. C. Wilkinson, of a sou.

MARRIAGES.
RAWARD—DAVIA—Jooe 18, at 81 MarTlehose
N. Reward, of Albany-street. IfegenCeisull. to 1.48,1" ""I"""
ds*ter of Mr. J. Davis, of Great Puttland-street
MONDELL—PUOIL—June 18, at the Church of the
Brompton, by the Rev. C. R. Harrison, Major 11. V. 8..'
late of WM.'. 90th Rod., to Mary Jane, daughter •
1
J . Pugh, Esq., of Berkeley-square.
?LUMENS—GUINNESS —June IL at the parish church
Serf, county Dublin, by tont Plunket, Bishop of Tuam. • '•
of the bridegroom, the Rev. William Conyngham
eldest son of the lion. John Plunket, Q e , W Allow 1,.' •
daughter of Benjamin Lee Guinness. Esq., of St.
County Dublin.
ITTURRY—EMMET.—June 18, at St. John's, No[lll4lol. I.
Yen. Archdeacon Musgrave, D. D., J. Heath, son of J. 5tu,",,,..
Req of liamstead. near Birmingham, to Alice Mane,
of G. N. Emmet, Esq., of Kensington-Parillaßlens.

DEATHS.
KDlL—Jane 17, at Billericay, D. Ede, Esq., lieutenant .
J. P. for Esser, aged 82.
HARILY.—Jube Is, at 'thread-road, Claphaus.road, Ano, •1

Kr. C. T. Harry, ;sal M.
NAICTIN.—Juas N, at Cowley.roatl, Nit, Mr. 11. C. Marta.,

aged 48.
PA Llll:R.—June 16, at Carlton-park, Northamptonshire, .
Palmer, tip., late captain,.( the bth Fusiliers. aped s;
BliakELL—June 17, at South Lambe/b, J. J. Rosati,
lied be.

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