The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-07 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Mks Pas-Mar- Total, Total,
RAILWAYM. open. *engem chat:Wise. 1d55. 1854.
Week ending June 24.
Lagroster rind . 3,435 2,715 6,111 6,280
London, Tilbury and Southend
Katetudon . .. . 1.044 52 1.096
Week sndlng Jul); I.
London nod Black wall . 1.651 75 1,730 1,741
Shrewsbury and Birmingham 778 622 1,400 760
Blirawsbury and Chester. 1,126 1,213 2,619 2,276
Booth Wales — 6.610 5,324

MARKETS.

TALLOW.

The tallow market has had an iiieVird tendency throughout the
week. On Monday evening our quotations were 521. id. spot, 532.9 d.
to Hs. Oct. and Dec. The continued demand from the eontinent, a
fair horn. consumption, and a falling oft In the arrivals as compared
with those of the list few months have all contributed to the improve-
slant we have to record. Our concluding prices are, T.C. ea the
spot, new, 63e. 3d. to 511. 6d. • old, 51s. 9d. to 3:5.; July, 53a.;
Mtg. W. Ott to 53a. 90.; hat throe months, Hs. lid. to 54.; sepa-
rate monthly delverim, Ma 44.; pate oil, 411. to 60a; cocoa nut
oil, Coetds, 42a. 34.; Osyke, Os.; Unsold eft 41.. ; tallow Male.
49a. ; tallow oil, Ms. 9d. *SU.; area tam Pot milk, 51s. 9d.1
The poetic sales cemented of 625 auks, of which 601 were MOIL AIN.
tralian sheep, Ste. to 53e. 6d.; beef, 50e. 94. to 49a.; South Apralass.
339. 3d. to 17s. 3d., being en average advance of about Is. Id. par
cwt. ou the preceding week.—From Mears. Smith sod Chad..'.
Circular.

8110/.ll.—The overage price of sugar, the produce of the British.
possessions in America, computed from &returns made in the week,
ending the 3rd day of July. 1833, is 21s. 4d. Sugar, the produce
of the Mauritius, lie. 3d. The average prthe of brown or Moscovalo
11011 at, the prolate of the East Indies, in the week ending u above,
Ice 22e. Bid. The average price of the three foregoing desaiptions of
sugar, jointly, ta 21s. 7d.

COTlON.—Livkarom., .Im.v 6.—The trade being still holders of
eaten, and nut under any pressing necessity for immediate buying,
Ihme In a oeasideralio degree kept away from our market. Thu'
speculators also seem disposed to look on. and wait events. The con-
Isequenoe has been that we ham gamed a quiet time. pilau *MINI
• little under a auspenslon of busicieso We now quote middling Up-
lands at 6 5-16 d. ; Mobile, 6ld. ; and Orleans, 6 7-16 d. The committee
of beakers place lair Uplands at 7d. ; Mobile, 7d. ; and Orleame, Sid.
In keeping with this decline, we may remark that Burets and Bra-
zils are_ also id. lower in comma with Americas. Egyptians re-
main as before, but are In limited demand. Bea 'dada stead). The
great points governing the value of our article remain unchanged,
coostimptioa undiminished, previous statements of probable supply
unimpesched, sea•on and weather favourable, money reasonable ;
bat with this one large consideration on the other Ode —prime greatly
raised. Upon the whole, however, we must my that holders seem at
ease on the subject, and appear to be contented to wait for the future.
11,230 American, 270 Burst, and 230 Egyptian,l are reported to have
been taken on speculation ; 1,720 American, 10 Madras, 290 Burst, and
10 Egyptian, for export ; so that the deliveries to the trade for the
week hat • been about 31,300 halm. lialesto.day4,soo to 5,020 bales.
Salesfor the week, 45,410 bales.

CORN.—Csummonn, JUL? o.—Thera was at stealer supply of
wheat at market to-day, which was taken at folly the prices of last
week. Wheat, red. 735. to 765.; extra, 775.; white, 765. to 824.
barley: none offering. Baum; but few at market, aid fully main.
Min their price. Mamma; 40s. to 425.; ticks, 465. to 46e.
LIMOILN. 'Me 6.—We had • fair *apply of wheat, which met •
limited demand at lsst week's prices. lied; 735. to 775. ; white, 795.
to cos. Very little doing in owing corn. _ .

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WA aanecn, Ji LT 6.—There has been a steady descend for frenh
qualities, and the market has Men firm at last Friday's quotations. '
Lbseolnahlre and Yorkshire old white, 71e. to 81s.; ditto new, 83s. • I
old red ditto, 720. to 755.; new, 765. In burley no alteration. Bean
dull of sale.l Oats and shelling soiree, and rather dearer. The averages
for the week ending July 2 were:—Wheat. 2,108 qrs.. 765. 70.•
barley, Ilb qrs., 375. ; oats, 10 qrs., Ste.; rye, S qrc, 31s. ; benne,
191 qrs., 4Sc bid.

COALE. - Lennon, JULY 6.-Belisids West Hartley. 16a. ;
Huddle's West Hartley, 16e. 3d.; Davison'a West Hartley, 15s. 3d.;
Hetton's Hartley Main, 13a.; Howard's West Hartley Netherton,
: Lonwrldge's West Hartley, 16a. 3d.; Newton Main, 15s. 6d. ;
Portland Hartley, 135.; Stobart's Hartley, 16e. 6d. ; Tanfleld Moor,
14e.91.; Tandeld Mose Butes, 14e. 9d. ; Walker Primrose, 14s. 9e.;
West Blain Hatley, 17s. 91.: Walls End Acorn ans., 16A. 64.;
Walls End 01osterth, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Heaton, 17s. 3d. ; Eden
Main, 19e. ; Walls End Framwellgate, Ha 644 Walla End Haswell,
70a. Ge.; Ndle End Kepler Grange, las. 61; Walls End Lemley,
16s. td. ; Walls End North Hatton, 20a. 6d.; Walm End Plummer,
19s. ; Walls End ltuarePs Hatton, Me.; Walls End Btewart's, 90s. 6d.;
Walls End Comp, 195.; Walls End Haugh Hall, 16s. 9d.; Walla
End Hellos, 19s. 94. Woods Hartley Steam, 138.; Walla End Ada
hide Sees, 20a.; Wails End Evenwiod, 17s. ; Walls End 'Luton,
17s. 6d.

Ma. ROEBUCK'S Monort.—At a public meeting
bald ia Birmingham on Thursday evening, attended by
7,000 or 8,000 pLople, and presided over by Mr. George
Dawson, a petition was enthusiutieally adopted, prayisg
the House of Commons to assent to Mr. Roebuck's motion

of teneute on the late