The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-11 00:00:00

MAIIKET,S.

ERMA R.—Bigrroc, JULY 10.—The market has been dull
during the week, and to effect melee a further reduction ia
pries moat be submitted to.

TALLOW.—Famar Evicruro.—The market was 114
today. Spot, 425. ; September, 445. 6d. ; October to
December, 445. ; December, 45e. 3d. Delivery to lest
evening, 514 maks ; arrivals, 1,7116 casks. There wore ao
public males to-day. South Ameriests is quoted 42a N.
quality;. 41a. second quality. North American, 42a: 6se
qoality to 40s. inferior. Australian beef, 40a. to 41a, fee
to he. Towo tallow, 40e. to 404. 3d., net cash. Cowan'
oil steady—Cochin at 475., and Goyim: at 44a. ; Sydney,
435. ; 6oe, 42a ; good, 39a, low and weak. Palm oil, ;me.
to 364. 3d., tine Lace. Palm out oil, 35a., line. Dormgrease,
grease, 345. to 355. ; rough fat, 2s. ld.

COTrON. —LIVIMPOOL, JOLT 10.—The market has been
steady throughout the week, at times with a rather hive°,
ins aspect, and a full average demand law been experienced
each day. American descriptions have steadily maintained
last week's quotations, with rather more doing than usud,
and a tendency towards stiffer prices. There has bean a
vod demand for Egyptian, without any change of moment.
There has also been a better inquiry for Brazil ; Mikeiol are
fully Id. dearer, and Pernams and Mannliams somewhat in
favour of &ellen. All the better qualities of East India rim.
port at least lost week's rates, and no change can be noticed
in ordinary to fair. Chinas are rather dearer, bat Bengal
and Sdode are a shade easier to buy. Speculators ha,a
taken during the week 3,090 belie, exporters 9,010 bales,
and the trade 24,360 bales of all bode. We have bad a
moderate demand to-day. Sales 9,000 balsa, of which 2,00,
are for export and speculation.

COTTON 000DS.—MascHnerren, JULY 10.—Our yarn
market has been very firm to-day. and there bas been some
little business doing st Tuesday's rates. The inquiry has
been good, and but for the anxiety existiog about Americas
affairs, our merchants seem disposed to do a ommidsrable
amount of business. Sellers are not disposed to give way,
end the yarn market closes firm. In cloth there is rmlly
very little change since Tuesday. Holders are still firm,
whilst the offers making—and there are a few—are coo.
aiderably below the quotations of sellers. There seems but
little prospect at present of either party being willing to
give way, and hence we have to report but tittle actual
business. Such offers as have been made are so wide as to
afford DO real teat of what prices would be accepted, though
it is pretty clear that manufacturers compelled to realise
would have to make a considerable concession in the pre-
sent state of feeling amongst buyers. Messrs. John
Pander and Co., in their semi-monthly circular for the Over.
land Mail (vii Marseilles) of yesterday, say
" During the last fortnight our market has not,
until within the laid three days, been more animated than
at the date of our last report. Rather more inquiry bag
been made since the arrival of the Bombay marl of Bth
Jane, with more favourable acconote for goods from that
market and Calcutta, which, however, has causal little
actual business. There is some movement 13 the home
trade, which is likely to be much stimulated by the pro.
spect cf an early and good harvest. Quotations are goat
the same se last reported (a fortnight ago), and this day's
market has again been very quiet." There is no doubt that
the extremely line simmer weather is leading to the most
sanguine expectations sa to the coming harvest, and that
commercial men are justified io expecting an increased de-
mand for cotton goods. It should be borne in mind, how.
ever, that the high prices of the last twosomes have taught
people to go for a considerable portion of their goods where
they can get mixtures of woollen. ham, and silk with
cotton and other substances, instead of buying fabrks
purely of cotton, and that we must be 'sowed not to
count too largely even on the advantages of a good harvest.
If anything could show to what an extent the high
prices of cotton goods have led to the use of substitute'
in woollen and other gooda, it is the comparative prosperity
of the Yorkshire trade ; and we hear it stated that already,
on the lines of railway peering through the manufacturing
districta of Lancashire and Yorkshire, the increased proemer
city of trade is the latter has gone far to make up for the
loss of traffic receipts 'caused by the suspension of business
in the former. At the moment of writing, the steam.
packet from America (tbe Scotia) is announced as having
been sighted, and everybody is in a fever of excitement for
the news, which is expected down to the Ist instant
People who have witnessed }the whole program of this war
from the first encampment of the two armies opposite
each other on the Potomac till gragually the Northern armies
have spread over a considerable portion of Southern tern.
tagirl know the time it has taken to accomplish this, are
se if they expected the fall of Baltimore or Wash.
iogton would terminate the war and give them cotton again
in a month.

CORN.—CIIELSIerOID, JULY 10.—Weather still cow
thanes splendid, and wheat is feat maturinit; cattiep
will cowmen*. in 14 to 16 days should it continue. Vie
had its influence on the trade today. Prices were dell,
sad in scene instances ls. lower ; white, 47e. to 50a. ;
43.. to 45e. Beans worse spoken of daily. .

Locar, JULY 10.—We hare bade small supply
of wheat at market to-day, but the fine weather harts'
the effect of preventing the millets from purchasing except
for actual wants, scarcely any business was done. Red, 44a
to Va. ; white, 475. to Ws. Very little priming in other
articles.

WAILIWIILD, JULY 10.—Minero bought wheat ray
sparingly. Fresh parcels were pleutilnl, but !ether cheaper
Other sorts, though offered at lower prices, were unsaleable.
In other articles little doing.
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LITIMPOOL, JOLT 10. We have had only a small attend.
mos of millers and dealers at to-day's market, and the de
mend for wheat has been of the most retail character at a
further reduction of Id. per metal, making it from 3d. k
3d. on the week. Flour very dull of eels, and fully 6d. per
barrel and sack cheaper. Indian corn is offered at a coon.
sion of 3d. per quarter, and stall sells slowly. Oats are doer
Id. per bushel on the week, and oatmeal 3d. per Iced
Beans are nominally the same. Peas and barley 6d. per
quarter cheaper. The market closes very dunes but we ins
no preasure to fora sales.

00ALS.-Lownoe, JULY la-Buddies West Hartley,
15s. ; Byases Sebald* Visas Hartley, 15s. ; Davison'. Wad
Hartley, 15s. 3d. ; Hastings Hartley, 15s. ; North NI.
ton Gas, 13e. 3d. ; Tardleld Moor, 13a. 6d. ; Walker Prier
rose, 121. 6d. ; West Hartley, 15s. 3d.; Walls End Rid•
dell, 15s. ; Eden Main. 15e. 3d. ; Walls End Fran's&
gate, 15s. • Walls End Hellos. 17.. 3d. ; Walls Ea
Russel's Helton, 15e. 9d. ; Walla End South Mottos, lh
3d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. 9,1. ; Walls End Tuella
14.. 9d. ; Walls End mop, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End
Hartlepool, 16e. 6d. ; Walls End Heugh Hall, 15e. :
Walls End Kelloa, 15e. 9d. ; Walls End East Hartle
yob 16e. 9d. ; Willsls..s End Soo th i):1,74 15... 3d..
Walls End South
irlaool, 16s. 641. ; Camay. Duffrya Maltase