The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-15 00:00:00

MARKET&

TEA.—The past month has been conspicuous for an on.
provement in the tea market, which has been well supported
by the trada, and assisted by speculative buyers ; while in v.
pastors and holders have been reluctant to well except at in
advance. This sudden change in the character of the market
succeeding a continuous and heavy fall in prices for the 1..4
twelve months, has arisen from the abrupt decline in sh.p.
meats from China, increased consumption, and cheaper
money ; and the opinion seems pretty generally entertained
that with a continuance of fine weather, a pacific solution. of
the Danish question, and a further remistion in the Hark
rate, a stimulus will be given to speculation that is likely to
extend to tea. In the meantime prices are firmly maintained
and the tendency inclining to en advance.—Frow Mews.
W. S. Shuttleworth and Co.'s Weekly Report.

TALLOW.—ThEIMAY BV G.—The market was quiet
to-day. Spot, 40s. 3d. ; all the month. 40s. 3d. to 40a. ;
July to September, 40.. 9d. ; October to December, 43e. ;
December, 43a. 9d. Delivery to bat e►eoing, 91 asks;
arrivals, 661 casks.

00170N.—Licwoot., Juttz 11.—We have bad • steady
market, at previous pprr Sales today, 8.000
including 4,000 apetwLtics. and export. 1,500 Amenc.r.
24/4 to 30d. ; 1,200 Pertain, he., 291. to 290. ;
Mazanhatn, 280. to 294 d. ; 600 Egyptian, 28d. to 3:1.
150 Smyrna, 24.4 d. to 25d.; 4,400 SUM, 10d. to
Bengal, Scads, Su., 130. ; China, 184 d. to
Japan, 1944.

COTTONGOODS.—Mammixorru.Jor2l4.—Our market
for shipping yams has been very stroog, and a good deul of
bonne.. has been done in the better claims of yarn. The
commoner yarns made from Surat cotton have also st•
tracted soma attention from the lowness of the pri,,e
spinners have been disposed to accept; and on the wb4,!ii
the business effected some up to • very fair amount. If
the Bolton clam of yarns the counts from 60's to fin cops
have met with a ready sale to-day at vm7 extreme plum
Double yarns have beam little more inquired for. The iu..
provemeut in the better descriptions of yarns made fr.ia
the long-stapled cottons owe to some extent their increased
firmness to the tone of the Liverpool cotton market. In
home trade yarns the market is reported strong, but the
bulimia of the day has been small Prices for ntin.t,rs
above 50's were slightly firmer. lo the lower couuts tbure
has been but little change. On Saturday nod yesterday the
cloth market was very quiet. To-day there is a rather more
cheerful feeling. Buyers have been more diligent in their
inquiries, and in some cease these inquiries have led to
offers. Manufacturers are mostly very firm, and have iu
some instances raised their quotations ; but this ham pre-
vented business, as in most cases the offers wars rather
below current quotations than otherwise. There has cet.
tainly been more disposition on the part of buyers to operate,
but the firmnessof bolder, has been a cheek upon them, 11101
but very little business has been done. The India nail, it
appears, has brought very few orders, end the more im-
portant buyers for that market are doing next to nothwe.
Priem are maintained more from the feet that stocks are rer
light, combined with the hardness of the Liverpool market
for the raw staple, than from any business doing, or .uy de-
mand for cloths.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—lame, Juin 14.—The coloured
market this morning has presented a quiet appearance. very
little business having been transacted. A few parcels of
coatings and plain cloths have changed hands, but only to A
imall extent. The white hall has also been quiet. A few
heavy goods in plain sad mixed odours have been trans.
leered. Hairliste have been in little requeet, ao•1 the
amount of business done in both the nukes this morning
has been much below the average. Rates are firm.

lIINUFACITTRES.—Hommisnan, Jcsrll4.—Boyen
unending the market today have not been quite to nume-
rous sa last week, neither he. blueness appeared so brink.
There is, however, a good business doing to order in summer
and autumn patterns, the goods of which do not appear.
and consequently the choice of them is very much limited
in the mute. Good black doeskins and steel and fancy
mixtures 000tioue in moderate demand. and in some in-
stances manufacturers hold out for better prices.

WOOLS.—HUDDMISPTILD, Jars 14. Manufactures,
mine more freely into the market, sad, Mang obliged to pin.
ohms, seem mom remedied to prices which are not a,
extreme as +As supposed, in consequence of the excellent
exudation of most of the flocks.

CORN.—Hum., due 14.—At to-day's market a fair
'apply of English wheat, which sells freely at fully last
weeks rates, and in seine instances ls. per qr. more is ob-
tained. Foreign bold firmly, but very little passing. Barley
steady, with more inquiry for grinding at fall pious. Bows
quiet. Peas make Masr more money. Oats in request,
and rather higher. Foreign arrivals for the week : Wheat,
3,790; barley, 3,620; beans, 868; peas, 3,638; tares,
162 qrs.
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Iravncn, Juni 14.—Then was not so much wheat offer.
lag today as last week ; the trade was very firm at fully
late rates, and in some instances 6d. per qr. more money
was obtained. Beans and peas supported late rates.
Lauri, Juan 14. —We continue daily to receive
somewhat unfavourable reports of the growing crops of
wheat, which, under the most suspicious circumstance',
must fall vastly short of last year's yield, with the chance
only of an average one ; whilst on the Baltic considerable
damage has been done by the frosts, and a late harvest is
spoken of there as certain. A rather active demand having
sprang up for France and Ireland, holders of wheat, at pre-
sent low prices, show more disposition to wait the chapter of
accidents than reduce their stocks materially, and we have •
steady market to-day, with but few sellers at Friday's cur-
rency. Beans, oats, and other articles folly as dear.
LIVMPOOL, Juan 14.—We have had • fair attendance
of millers and dealers at this day's market, and wheat has
commanded • good consumptive inquiry at the prtees cur-
rent as Friday last. Flour aho is more saleable and may
he quoted the turn dearer. Indian corn steady in value,
but not much dealt in. Oat. and oatmeal neglected.
Beam, pea' sod barley, show no alteration. The market
closer better than it opened. . .

Lee; JrN-z 14.—The weather the latter pert of last week
was very dry; yesterday we had sole heavy shower., which
were much wanted for the pastures. At our Corn Ex-
change this day there was a small show of wheat ; the trade
was very firm, and in some instance, more money was paid.
Beans arid oats rather dearer. Gruding barley as last
week. Per qr. imperial to the grower : Wheat, white,
new, frilte. to 64154.. 45e. to 465. ; ditto, red, 395. to
41s. Berley, beet Chevalier malting, 54Ibs. to Mlba,
36a, to 375. ; ditto, runs Chevalier ditto, 531 be. to 5411 w.,
33e. to 345. Oats, 361 b.. to 421b5., 22e. to 265. Beam,
old, 6316 a. to 6.511 A., 375. to 385. ; ditto, new, 1531bn. to
64Iba, 355. to 365. - -

I'%xweurri.s-ox-Trirs. Jcxx 14.—The weather has as-
sumed au unsettled appearance, sod it would seem as if we
were in the eve of much rain. At our market this monis&
we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, but
from the coast—few vessels Kano, dropped in since Slim-
day, and Loudon resoling better than of late—the trade
opened with • firmer footing, which resulted in a good bn-
IlDell being dorm" at full retor and, m some kinsmen, at
higher rates than were procurable oe that day, the choicest
new reds commanding readily 425. 6d., whereas for • very
extra lot 435. par 5041 be. was realised. Foreign desenp-
tacos ware held for more money, which feuded to check
business. Flour full supported its value. In other articl
little variation was o