The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-01 00:00:00

MARKETAS.

TALLOW.—TUMMAT Emma. The market me
steady today. Spot, 435. ; October to December, 45a. 6d. ;
very to last evening, 169 casks; arrivals ditto, 31
maks.

COTTON.—Livrarom., Jews 30.—Our market is very
quiet to-day, and without change in prices. The Wes are
3,000 hales, of which 1,500 are on speculation and foe Im-
port : 600 American, 190. to 220. ; 1,730 Surat. 12d. to
19d. ; 360 Egyptian, to 22d. ; 10 Pensambneo, 221.
300 Bahia and Maceio, 191 d. ; 10 Maranham, 22.,;(1. The
week's import is 20,206 hales.

001701; GOODS. —htAscHwesz, Joal3o.—A telegram
from Logsdon posted on our Exchange this morning, to the
effect that Fail Hassell had resigned his position as Foreign
Minister through collision in opinion with the Premier on
the question of the recognition of the Southern Confide.
racy, had a very bad effect on business. The yarn market
has been exceedingly quiet, and spinners have been anxious
at a decline of id. per lb. on Friday's prices. Some
ftiersZ declinees of standard spinning. have been made at the full
prices of Friday, bat this is not general, and the market
closes about id. per lb. lower than the prices of last week.
There hasbeeua very wide sympathy with the Southern 01[116
amougst the cotton trade from the first, but the consequences
of a recognitiou have been shrunk from almost universally,
and such a proposition, if seriously believed to emanate
from the government, would cause general panic and coo-
eternation. The cloth market has been quite as flat as that
for yarn, but we do not hear that prices bars been affected.
Yesterday there was a rather better feeling amongst menu.
facturen, the advice. from America tending to confirm the
opinion that the war was likely to be prolonged. There was
less anxiety to /ell, and holders of goods were firm at the
priorof last week. The telegram alluded to above his
changed all this, and commercial men of experience my
they have seldom known such an entire absence of demand.
Buyers are holding back, and will touch nothing at all.
Prices of cloth are not quotably less than lust week, but
there have been no offers to test them. There are iodina-
tion. of weakness amontat sellers of cloth as amongst
spinners, but buyers appear to be more decided than before
to keep out of the market.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lague, Joss 30.—The half-
year closes to-day with a very quiet market in both depart-
ments. A few autumn samples changed hands, but beyond
that very little was done, and the 11. tt., oda we of buyers was
limited. Witness and goods of that class appeared to have
the preference, and diagonals of good substance were also
inquired for. In light fabrics a few job lots met with pur-
chasers at very low Agana. Rates, however, on the whole,
were fully sustained.

MANI:TAM:MIS. —Horingnarnan, iCNE 30. —La
lovrest.priced woollens and all kinds of low union goods •
lather brisk bushier has been done ; but is better qualities
the demand has not been equal to the previous markets of
this mouth. A few small parcels have been made up in new
patterns of fancies for the autumn trade, but the season is
yet too early for the market to afford much choice in thaw
descriptions.

WOOLS.—HODDERSVIELD, JUNE 30.—A vociferate quan-
tity of Germans has arrived &wing the week. and some of
the beet classes hays found purchasers. Transactions in co-
lonial wools have fallen off to some extent, but prices re-
main firm.

OORN.—HMA Juin 30.—M to-day's market a fair
supply of English wheat, which *elle slowly at barely last
weeks currency. Foreign neglected, but not quotably
lower. Barley for grinding sells more freely at late rates.
Beans sod peas steady. Oats dull, and priors slightly is
favour of buyers. The foreign imports last week are is
under : Wheat, 1,975 qrs. ; Farley, 1,626 qrs.; Oat.. 2.588
qrs. ; beans, 170 qrs. ; pees, 1.576 qrs. • tares. 18 qrs ;
seed, 2,426 qrs. ; oil cakes, 40 toes ; beities, 100 tone.

LEEDS, Juxx 30.—Our miller try to take advantage
of the floe weather, and appear extremely careless
about making any parchas.• of wheat ; boldes• at the ran
time do not prom sales, so that the bumper done is of this
most trifling character. Barley nominal. No other articles.
LIVERPOOL, JOSE 30.—Wheat met a limited side at
about previous rates, although in some canes '3.d. per costal
cheaper. Floor neglected and easier to buy. lodise corn,
under an immense arrival, was freely offered at 275. for
mixed, without buyers over 265. Chl.
_ _ _

LYNN. Juin 30.—The weather is more favourable for
the coming crops, and ado for *scaring the hay. At to-
day's market the supply of wheat was light ; nevertheless
the demand wee slow, and in some instances le. per qr.
reduction had to be submitted to. Grinding barley in good
request, at full rates. Peas mod beau., lets prices supported.
Per imperial quarter to the grower:— W heat, white, new,
Glib., to 6311. per imperial bushel, On. to 51h. ; ditto
red, Glib., to 6216 e., 455. to 475. Barley, distilling, 50114.
to 51114., 30s. to 325. Oats. 361 b,. to 42115., 22.5. to Ms.
Beans, new, 631ba. to 641ba, 38s. to 40s.
Braemar; JUNK 30.—Th• weather continues as favour
able as could be wished. Temperature to-day rather lower
sod like rain. At our market this morning we bad a
moderate show of wheat from the growers, sod having very
little in from the coast, the trade opened with great firm-
ness, still, however, transactions were only to a limited
extent, our millers being disinclined to give the price
demanded. For nice Suffolk w bite wheat 525, could not
be exceeded, whilst very good N ufolk was placed at Ste.
per 5041 he. respectivly. Foreign was leas pressingly
offered, there being little left on board ship, whilst
granaried lots were mostly held at extreme terms. Flour
without change, and the same remarks will apply to other
articles.

A notification bas been issued by the Hamburg
Board of Commerce, and forwarded by ber Illeirety'sChargi
d'Affaires at that place, is Merriam to the FJbe dates.
. . . . .

Full benefit of reduoed duty obtained by pur-
chasinq Beninese's Pure Tea ; very choke at 34. 4d. and Y.
..11h:lk Standard" a 4e. W. (feemeely 4a. ed.). la the 'treeing
and neat del cloui Imported. Agents In every town supply It la
packets.—{Adverbatowtnt. I

BIRTHS, K&KRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

GANZ.—.I use SI, at Queen Anoe.street, Cassudishoquare, W..
the offs of W. Omit. Eau.. of a son.
ItORINION.—Jtne ts, es The Lattn, Tutsfshill, the wife of t.

O. Rob noon, Ent ,of a non
RAWILLL—Jusc 21:1, at Hermitage Villas, Richmond. nurreh
Mrs. C. Y. Maven, of a son.
SLAM—June 28. at Lyuton Villa, Putney, the wife of
itlade, Rag., of a daughter.
WOOllB.—J one 2b. at Bibhoyegote-atreet-wahout, the wife of Mr.
H. Woods, of a daughter.
MARRIAMN.

OAV—REY.—June W. at the Old Church, Caterham, Surrey. by
the Rev. A. H. tlay. 11. A.. the Res. G. M. GA). M.A. son of
the late 0. Gay. Seq., of lifildleadei,park. Northanitionshlre,
to Charlotte Harlan. daughter of the late Sir John key, hart.
BOHLER—LIECH.—June 2.5, at /Avail, Derbsahlre, by tho
Rev. F. W. Molitor, F. H. Haler, Esq., to Emily, daughter
of the late R. Leech, Esq.
TUOMPSON—SMARIT.—Jane 27. at St. Helen's, Blshopsote.
by the Rev. Cox, D D., J. E. Thompson, Ely., of
to Elisabeth Hilt relict of the late U. C. Smartt, EN.. of Dou-
closer.