The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-24 00:00:00

MARKETS.

T ALLOW. —TOMMAT EVlllllllo.—The marbst mu steady
today at the subjuieed prim Spot, 42e. 9d. ; July to
September, 425. 9d. ; Omober to December, 49e. 4d,
Delivery to last main, 70 mats ; arrivale ditto, 100 mei

00TTON.—Lnarool, Juraz 23.—We have bad a road
masks* spin to-day, with a small business doing, and wit►
some irregularity in prices for the lower qualities, bat is Ma
better qualities there is no change. The sales are 4.000
balsa, d which 2,000 ere on a-pecitlatioo and for mpan,
100 Americas, 21d. ton4d. ; 3,710 Surat, 1241. to 191 d.•
150 Ygyptian, 20d. to 21. g ; 40 Bahia and kw* W.
Tke week's import is 15,15.. V bales.

COTTON GOODS. —MANCICIETTZ, Jon 23.—There has
been rather more sraineas in the yarn market to-day, sea
some few Wee have been effected, chiefly in 16's to 24 s and
Ws mule twist. There has been a much better feeling es.
pajamas' than prevailed lest week, and prices, so far as
there lacy change, are generally rather stronger. Buyers
still show a great amount of timidity, but spinners in many
eases being still under orders do not prism for ales. W here
there are mailers anxious to realise prices have still a droop.
lag tendency. Time are telegrams to band from India er
toadies over about a week. The earliest are dated 29t1
May. Theis report imports quiet ; twist adv. An undated
postscript says :—" Sales of twist at fair rates ; imports
improving. " Another of the 29th nays :—" A little more
doing for local consumption at 2 minas (3d.) advance os
clothe, and ed. per lb. advance on yarns. Bather more
business." These telegrams have been delayed owing
to an interruption in the telegraph to Alexandria,
and there are later telegrams to the sth June,
stating that there was still more heathen dam in cloths, •
bat at no further advance in price, and yarns were lower
again. Another telegram from Calcutta, on the sth. reports
a more favourable market in cloths than on the 30th ult.,
and that rather more business was doing, at better prices.
In the Manchester cloth market we have had one of the
dullest days for badness that has been known. There NOM
to be no disposition os the part of buyers to operate, bat
manufacturers generally having no stocks are unwilling to
give way. There is no improvement of demand for India
griming out of the telegraphic advice', and prime are ir.
regular. In tome cases prima are lower than on this day
week, but to what extent it is difficult to report, as in
reality buyers bold so much aloof that there are no offers
making, such am would fully test the strength of the market.
The position of affairs in America has still a depressing in.
(thence on all classes of commercial men connected with this
market, and merchants appear disinclined at presset to
enter upon any fresh engagementa till they have further
news as to the probable issue of the conflicts epee the
Misaiseippi.

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WOOLLEN.—Loos , Joarc23.—The markets this mom.
log were tolerably well attended, and although the in.
provement manifested on Saturday was pot fully sustained,
• fair business was transacted. Tweeds and diagonal,
appear to command the largest share of attention, and a
few bargains were also effected in =shone The whin
market was again only quiet. Hates fully maintain than

MANI7FACTURES.—iiUDDERSIMILD, Rum 23.—Them
bays beau more buyers to the market to-day that for some
time back, and bushier transactions have exceeded errs
those of last week. All wool mixtures and fancy goods,
well as low-priced unions, bare fr.uod readier purrldftn,
end the demand milieus to h►ve reached in some degree
most of the other descriptions usual in this market, wnet
of which for the last few mouths bare been accumulaucg,

WOOLS.—HUDIMMSFIELD. Jun 23.—Ths demand ter
colonial wool continues ntoelaiseely steady, and prices are
firmly maintained. In low foreign trade not so act'',
boyars purchasing only in mall panels at former rates.

CORN.-11012., Join 23.-At to-day's market a small
mipply of English wheat, which is taken off by local millets
at Is. per qr. advance on last Traday's currency, best rani
of red 'prim 475. to 495. per 50fibs. Foreign sells is
retail at fully late rates. Barley, bear, and peas unaltered
with only a rodents' consumptive demand. Oats dell sad
rather cheaper. The imago imports last week are
ii
under :-Wheat, 3,994 qrs. ; barley, 4,355 qr. ; cats, 2,54
qra ; beans, 654 qrs. ; peas, 273 qrs. ; tares, 93 qrs. ; linseed,
3,569 qre ; oil eans, 40 toes; boar 112 toms.
Lama, Julys 23.-Supplies of fine fresh wheat we
so exceedingly small, and likely to be, having been diverted
by the French demsad, which still continuos, that we ex
parses a fair sale today at the full artery of Friday,
being in many cases Is. per qr. OM last Tueadsy's rates
Barley nominal. Oat. and beans slow sale at former rata.
Lyn, Jun 23.-The weather from last Tuesday to
Saturday was very wet ; since then it has become more
settled, and to-day is warm and sunny. The growing crop
are looking well in this distriot. Hay will prove a lien
crop. At today's market the stipple of wheat was short,
and was readily disposed of at a further advance of Is. per
qr. upon last Tuesday's rates. Barley, grinding sample
dearer. Beaus and oats as last week.
new 611ba
Per imperisl
quarter to the grow : -Wheat, white,
a erlbs. per imponal bushel, 50s. to 525. ; ditto 'red, 611 Ia
to 621b5., 455. to 475. Barley, distilling, 501bs. to 511 r,
30e. to 32e. Oats, 361bs. to 421bs. , Tbs. to 26a. Bear
new, 631bs. to 64Iba. 38a. to 40a.
NIWCASTLE•OII-TTNE, Jule 23.-The weather is ever!.
thing that could be wished, sod as a natural consequence
the accounts from the country are most cheering. At our
market this morning we bad a moderate show of wheat
from the growers, and having nothing in from the coast, the
Muds opened with considerable firmness ; still, excepting is
fir Darer descriptions, tales were only to a moderate
extent. For south country red 49a. 6d. was a very extreme
quotation ; fine mixed Laurie, weighing 60ilta to 611ta,
being taken in quantity at 51s. per 5041ba. respectively.
Flour fully as dear ; and the same remark will apply to
other articles, oats excepted, which are a shade cheaper.
SALISBURY, Joss 23.-At today's market the supply of
grain was moderate, but the bay operations going. on mt.
dared the attendance comparatively thin. Business in wheat
was limited, and prices were well maintained. Flour trade
steady, and prior unaltered. Little business doing in Ser-
ley, but quite as dear. Malt of all descriptions sold at full
mica. In oats, kerne, and peas the trade was more limited,
and prices remain stewoary. Wheat, 375. to 53. Barley,
25e. to 40s. Oats, 225. to Bear, 42a. to 465.
365. to 40a. Rye, 30e. to 38e. per qr. Flour, 36e. to
40e. per sack. Malt, 64a. to 66a. per qr.
CATTLE.--SALMBUET, JUNE 23.-Our market today
was better supplied with beasts than of late, and the greater
number were of excellent quality. There was a good
attendance of buyers, and really good animals were quick!,
disposed of at late rata, but middling and inferior ern
remained a long time in the market. The supply of
sheep was also more ia number. 1,400 being penned.
and the quality good. Trade was more twist,
'sad last •market's prices well maintained. There
were a few wellrnitioned lambs offered, era
sold well at good priors. A lesser *apply of calves thaa m
late, and prior without alteration. A large. re
of pigs on offer, which met a good sale, prices la
rangmg low. Best ox beef, 11. s. 6d. to 12. a per
score ; sow and heifer ditto, 10a. to 11s. ; best Don
mutton, 7d. to 70. per lb. • mutton of inferior sort, ;
veal, 60. to 7d.; her pork, 60. to 7d. ; salted ditto,d
to 70., and 9s. to 9s. 6d. per score ; greets bacon, 70. t:
Bd. per lb. ; dry ditto, 9d. to 9d. ' • sweet pickled
80. to 9d. ; quarter old store pigs, 12s. to Pr each ; coo
with calves, 121. to 141.
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SNIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
OR D
AVICSIN .—Arrived : June 12.13oreaa. trona Harbert; I.rm
KoniPnerg Compagnie, Jamaica ; Fairy Queen. &mks,
loeni, Jamaica: Jesay, Guernsey: Jane, Porto IGeo • J... 21
goody, liavannab : Jane Lakey, Jamaica: Klee, Havre: Lan
Stettin; Leonora, Toronto: Leurel,Winelan Lady Nawberou,:.
Gergenti ; Lily, Jamaica: Nkrd, Norway nuke, cto
Matanzas; Stork. Trinidad: Thames, Valencia: Tana. Dew.
Sailed : June 23. Fingal, to I(odpi:oars : Gng star, per*
!an!: Genoa, New Zealand ; litose, Antwerp ; Waterloo, t

LIVOLPOOL.—Arrived : June U. Sidon Iw, from New V o
Milan (se), Palermo Eider, Horsens: Peruvian, Bee Prnv*P''
Colonel Caredpve, Bayonne: Helena, Caine DOlUfel

Full benefit of reduced duty obtained by P
chasing nornlman's Pure Tea: very cbAce at Ss. 4d. =JO
" lligh Stamlard" at 42. ed. ktormarly 4a. ad.). is the strAgef
and most delicious imported. Agents in miry tont saPPli 00
packetm—(Advartieement.l

MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRT:

BIRTHS.
BLUKBERO.—June 22, at La dlwakeuquare, Bayswater, 18'
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of 0. F. Blumberg, Feet, of a daughter.
BOWYER.—June 19, at the Rectory, Clapham, the mfe tit
Rev. W. Bowyer, a • daughter.
FFS. —June 8), at Adelaid road, Regent'spark, the sac':
HI
. B. Rayne, lip., of a daugtter.
LAWFORD.—June a, at Ilordemmad, Blackheath park. ff. 4
wile of J. landord, SAN., of a son.
POLLAN. —June 19, at Langton Bowie, Blackheath, the lid: J
C. Pullen, Rog., of • mu.
MARRIAGES.
ALLOWAY—PORTIR.—June 20, at M. Andrea's, Lambeth
the Rev. L. Tugwell, ILA., the Rev. J. W. Allows), .
Label's itleabeth, daughter of W. Porter, of Upper M. 00,4-
' Meet, Lambeth.
BRATON--SLADit —June 20, at St. Brampton. M
Bev. J. Bowden, Alexander Gordon, NOD of the Rev. • lireb•
rector of Channouth, Dorset, to Florence Barbara, J.., lett'
of Sir F. Made, Bart., Q.C., of Meanest' Orange. .est
water,
000000NSo merset
PEACOCK .—June 20, at Denton,
UT. M. 8. ffuttAhr. 0•A. Mr. W. 000.1.11011, 14 the Fu't'l
to Cheapelde, Kale, daughter of Mr. O. l'escaek, late
titausetit Suffolk. se,,u, th.
STABB—tITRIMLIPFT.—June 20, at St. Leonard's, Lseio•W
&ebb, Rim., of Torquay, to Louisa, daughter of the Lite
Ireudett, Esq., of St. Leonard'EATs,
HS.Reeter.
D
BATES.—June 22, at Aribigton•street, Lucretia, wife of
Ofnate.tJdoe 21, at Bolton., West Brampton, B. 0"1."4
Nag., M.D., aged MI.
HANLRYaged—J arm 20, at Pak terrace, 111ghbary, W. L Rank!.
MfaAlll.—JDune 19. at Seymour read, So thilebli,
worth, Bemie, wife of W. A. Michael. Pus, ;lied SS.
SAVAOL—June 21, at Llandudno. after scarlet fever, ltrr`l.
Cherapaeya, third son of the Bev. R. C. Savage, vicar of
estop, aged 16 ye.rl. 80,.0
STONE.—June 20. at phouse, Berks, W. H. Stone,
I aged 64.

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