The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-02 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—FamaY Emernco.—The market was quiet
to-day. Spot, 41s. ; July to September, 40s. 9d. ; October
to Deoember, 43.. 3d. ; December, 43a. 6d. Delivery to lase
evening, 591 casks ; arrivals, 602 casks. North America%
no.. 41s. 6d. ; good, 403. 6d. ; low and impure, 37a. South
American, 42.. let pipes ; Australian beet, 395. 6d to 40s. ;
hoe, middling, 35.. 9& Town tellow, 3%. net cash. Cocoa-
nut oil quiet ; Cochin at 40s. 6d. to 40s. ; Ceylon, 365. 6d. to
Elydeey, 39a. to 375. for fine to mixed kinds. Palm
oil deady, 6ne Lagoa at 36..

OOTTON.—Lrvisrom, JULT I.—The more settled ap-
nearanoe of politics bas had • favourable effect upon the
cotton market, and • considerabls business has been done
since Mooday at an &dream of 3d. per lb. generally. Ameri-
can has been in active demand, particularly for export, at
steadily rising prices, closing at about ld. per lb. above last
Fridays quotation'. Sea Island is in fair request, at as
advance of Id. per lb. Brazil, Fermin, and Bahia
continue in demand, end have advanced ad. to fd. per lb.
Maranbam scares, and has advanced "d. per lb. Eaptian,
0. par lb. advance. Smyrna, 9d. per lb. dearer. Fist India
is more freely offered at dearer prices. China and Japan,
id. to id. per lb. advance. Speculators have taken daring
the week 14,000 bake ; exporters, 22,220 ; and the trade,
49,880 bales of all kinds. We have • firm market to-day.
Sales, 10,000 bales, of which 4,000 are for export and specu-
lation.

COTTON GOODS.—MaNcevrren, JCLT 1. —There has
been more demand for shipping yarns. Spinners, in coolie-
pumice of the advance in the price of cotton,have asked con-
siderably higher rater than on Tuesday, and some of the
buyers have aooeded to this advance, and have contracted
for fair quantities at about id. per lb. on Tueiday's rates.
Calcutta telegrams to hand to-day are regarded as of a more
cheering character than any recently received, and some of
our merchants shipping to India have been induced to make
offers for liberal quantities of India mule yarn. In home
trade yarns prices bare been strung. and spinners have been
asking higher rates, but it checks business. There has been
bat a small monist of business transacted in ibis description
of yarn. There has been •decidedly better feeling in the cloth
market, with &considerable inquiry for newly all sorts of goods.
The bunineas her sot been large, but still some purchases
have been made at the full current quotations of the day,
and but for the firm attitude assumed by manufacturer, to
consequence of a dearer cotton market, it is probable that a
more considerable business would have been effected. The
advice; trout Bombay are reported to have been followed by
sales at 3d. to lid. per piece higher than could have been
obtained a week or ten days ago. The Bombay telegram to
June 9 quotes 71b. 39-inch ahirtiop at 10 rupees, 841 b. ditto
at 12 rupees ; 44-inch ditto, of 81b., 12r. Ba. ; 31b. madapol-
lams, 4r. 3a. ; Nis water twist, 2.51 MIMI, and 40's mule,
22ja. per lb. The advance there since May 7.1 is given by
mine advices at 2a. per piece on 71b. shirting., and le. on
81b. Calcutta telegrams of June 6 say shirting. ore 6d. to
Is. higher, in a fortnight. Other telegrams say the alma*,
wee bat 00 June 10.

CORN. --CHELWEITOID, JCLY I.—Weather very dry, BO
that the light laud's suffering severely for the want of
moisture ; the crop are variously spoken of, but all agree
they will be far below last year. There was a small
supply of wheat at market to-day. sod the prior of lest
week were rather exceeded. may— Red, 42x. to 445. • extra,
443 e. to 44e. ; white, We. Besse scarce, sad fully as:lear.

LINCOLN, JOLT L —We hay, bad a moderate attendance
at market today, and wheat realised Is.. per qr. advance.
No barley offering. Oats 6d. to Is. higher. Wheat, red,
41a. to 435. ; white, 44g. to 47a. Oats, 21s. to 26e.
Liritarool, JOLT L—At this day's corn exchange we
have had a good attendance of millers and dealers from the
interior, and with a healthy coissumptive demand we may
also repeat the quotations of this day week for red wheat,
whilst good white actually brings more money than was than
obtainahls. Fine fresh lota of flour are held with much
firmness at 6d. odyssey. !Wiwi corn brings Sal. per quarter
over bat Friday io retail. Oats and oatmeal are both the
tarn dearer. Egyptian beans bath ad►anced 2a. 6d., and
peas Is. per quarter. The market closes strong.

COALS.—Lowr.ox, JOLT L —Coypu Hartley, 16s. 6d. ;
Holywell Haim. 16s. ; Walker Primrose, 13e. 3d. t_ WYlsre,
16s. ; Walls End Harlem, 16a. 3d. ; Walls Ea Btaddylis
Hettoo, 17s. 3d. ; Walls Hod Haswell, 18a. ; Walls Hod
Hatton, 18a ; Walls Eod Tanstall, 16s. 6d. ; Walls Epd
Hartlepool, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 17s. ,• Walla
Ead South Hellos, 178.-Bhips at market, 33 ; sold, 32.

MANCHESTER CotTON COXPAI!T.—The annual
meeting of this company w held yesterday at Manchester.
Mr. Hugh Mason, in taking the chair, went over the diM-
cultism the company bad eoeountered is India through the
failure of government promises, but said their atfaiis were in
• more promising position now, provided they could raise
more capital. Unless they could do this they must abandon
the enterprise and sell their plant. He moved the directors'
report, which was carried. Subsequently • motion for
raising 50,0004 more capital in 101. shares was carried by 22
to 15, and • motion for raising money by mortgages was also
adoyted.
COILIZRY ACCIDENT AND Lore or Six LIVEN
ELAN WIoAN.--One of the !most shocking colliery accidents
which we have had of late to record as ooccuring in the ex-
tensive coal field which surrounds the town of Wigan took
plate early yesterday morning at the No. 13 Blackley Hurst
pit, worked by Mr. Samuel Stock, :of Belling°. and situated
between five and six miles from Wigan. The pit is about
220 yards deep. At five in the morning the engineer began to
lower the men into the pit. Twelve or fourteen cages, each
containing eight men, bad conveyed about one half of the
workmen to the bottom, and another patty of eight was
descending when • jerk of the engine told that there was
something wiosg in the shaft. The machinery was at once
stopped, and by means of a capstan, • basket was lowered.
lastead of the eight venous who had left the bank only •
few minutes previously but two were to be fend, and these
were only able to state that their cage had come into
collision with something, and that their companions had all
slipped out and fallen to the bottom. The fortunate pair who
had Seen saved by bolding firmly to the side of the cage, were
soon placed out of danger, and attention was directed to
the foot of the shaft (reached by means of the second pit),
where, however, not one of the six bodies was to be seen,
the planks covering the dih hole having been broken, and
the poor fellows precipitated into the water below. Only
two of the bodies had been recovered up to the time this
was written.

MORE TEAR EVER AND BETECR THAN EVER.—This
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—(Adveruromest. I

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
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BIRTEIS.

DIIIIOA—June 30 at Rye.faice,lcatiam, Mrs. F. T. Dubois, of

• daughter.
KLEIN WORT.—June 30, at Clapham road.plage, the wife of
J. Rleinwort, Pay., of a sin.
ARSBALL —June to, at St. Joluis-wood.park, the wife of T.
M. Marsha, Ean , of • son.
MOSELRY.—June VA, at Upper Lewisbasivaiwl, the wife of E.
Moseley, jun., of a son.
MA VAlL—June HA at mapper (lepton, the wife of H. Marsh.
AK., of a daughter.
ROIMNSON.—Juue 30. at Gravesend, the wife of the Rev. C. H.
R. Robinson. M.A., of a sou.