The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-15 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—MESDAT Err.suro.—Tbe marketerss stead,
today.—Spot, 42.. ; A ”,,,,tp.t to September, 42a. rI. ; ot,
caber to Dd.:ember, 42.. ; Demmber, beLvery to
yesterday, 92 casks ; arrivals coos.

COTTON.—LIVERVOOL, JULY 14. —Our market to-day
is extremely quiet, without change io prices. The sales are
:ow bales, of which 1,000 are on speculation and for export.
700 American, 19.1. to ?Mid. ; 2.030 Surat, llid. to 1241.
250 Egyptian, 20Id. to 22d. ; and 20 Idaranham, 2.3 d. The
week's import is 231 bales.

COTTON GOODS.—MANcidtern, JOLT 14. —The nn.
certainty as to the result of impending struggles in Amen
still exercises an unfavourable influence on this market, and
buyers exhibit an unwillingness to operate either iu yarns or
cloths. Advice. are expected this evening, but too late to
mum any change in the market. Yarns are very tirro, but
there has not been much business effected. There "ppm,
to be a considerable accumulation of orders in the market,
but merchants are waiting the next American advice' before
attempting to execute them. We have Calcutta telegram'
to the 16th ult., quoting an improving market there in
cloth. The price of B.llb, shirtiogis is quoted at 10 rupee,
per piece. From the teuour of these advice% ea
expected a better demand for cloth in Manchester
to-day, but the hope has been disappointed
The only effect of the Indian nein appears
to have been the imparting of more firmness to the quota.
floss of manufacturers and sellers, and to render them leas
anxious to sell. It has not, to soy appreciable extent, lel
merchants to improve their offers for any description of
India goods, and consequently business is, if possible, more
difficult than it was at the close of last week. The only
business we have heard of consists io the execution of
some small orders that were pressiog, and for these tenets
exacted rather fall rates Where there is any pressure to
sell the advantage has been the other way. In cloths for
the home trade and for the smaller foreign markets there
is no change either as to prices or demand. The depresaioo
in these goods is quite as great as it was last week. There
is no possibility of giving quotations, because there are Do
offers on a sufficient scale to test values. Buyers appear to
lack confidence enough to enter upon any operations of
magnitude, and but few of them are making any inquires
for goods.

WOOLLEN.—Luna, JULY 14.—The markets this mon.
leg were not so well attended as those of Saturday, sad tlis
te'transactions were scarcely up to the avenge,
fr7glittle was dine in the White market beyond a few
samples of autumn fabrics ; plain cloths were not greatly is
demand. lu the Coloured Hall, a fair usoitment of milled
diagonals, meltons (chiefly of good substance), and tweeds
changed hands. Prices ruled firm.

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDERSTIILD, Jrtr 14.—Buyer
►ttending have been rather numerous, but their pureharis
appear not to have been at all extensive. A moderate de
mend, however. stdlexists for middle fancies and low-priced
union goods. New patterns in heavy goods for winter are
now more frequently to be seen, sod should the weuhe•
continue favourable, a good autumn trade in theee is anti.
cipated.

WOOLS.—iIUDDILBEIFIELD, JULY 14.—A moderate qua.
tity has arrived from the German fairs, and a few parcels
have found purchdsent. In colonials rery little doing; Lod
although paces are not expected to be lower, manufacturer
prefer waiting till the opening of London safes, commencis4
on Thursday next.

INDIGO SALM—We beg to inform you that the qui.
terly sales of iudigo commenc:d this day, consisting (1
11,322 chests (including 3,881 chest, of old goods, bought
in at, or withdrawn from, former sales, and 480 cheats in
second bands). There wu a fair attendance, and the
sale opened steadily. The first parcel of 20 cheats was with.
drawn ; bidding, then commenced, but without much ani.
mation. Of the quantity pared to-iley more than half was
' sold at the following decline on !Nay prices? viz. :—Bengal,
good and floe, 3d. to 41. per lh. decline ; middling and onli.
nary aorta, 3d. to &I. per lb. decline ; undesirable and de.
fictive, fats to 8.1. per lb. decline ; Kurpah, good and fine,
par to 3d. per lb. higher ; outlining and ordinary, 3d. told.
per lb. lower ; Oude, 3d. to 6.1. her lb. lower. No Madras
to-day. The quantity of /lastly fine Bengal is pissed good and fine defective qualities there is• fair supply.
The following are about the proportions of the different
sorts, viz. :—Bengal, oue-third good and line, and two-thirds
middling and ordinary. The Oudes, one-fourth good sad
fine, Mill three-fourths middling and ordinary. The Madras,
one-fourth good and fine, and three-fourths middling and
ordinary. The Kurpab, one-fifth good and line, and four.
fifths middling and ordinary. 1,114 chest have passed to-
day, of which 114 were withdrawn, 283 bought in, and 717
sold.—(Prom the Circular of ,Messra. H. W. Jewesbury
and Co., dated July 14.)

CORN.—HOLI., Jun' 14.—At to-days market a 'me
supply of Eoglish wheat, which still sells slowly at barely
last week's currency, best runs of red making 455. to 441
par 5041b5. Foreigo neglected, and pins almost nominal.
Barley for grinding supports late cuirency, with a fair en•
sum ptive demand. Beans and peas steady at late rates. (NA!
meet a better sale oo former terms. The foreign imports'
last week are as under —Wheat, 3.274 qrs. ;
5,103 qrs. ; oats, 3,119 cps. ; beams. 502 qrs. • peas, 771'
gra ; tares, 137 ors.; honed, 3,935 qrs. ; rape;esii, sqm ;
oil cakes, 337 tons. _ .

LEtDS, JULY 14.—The wheat trade to-dty is summit"
ingly slow, and to effect tales lower prices have to be taken.
Barley nominal. Very little doling in net; beam, or otter'
articles, and value remains unaltered.
LIVERPOOL, JULY 14.—We have had a fair attendance
both town and couotry millers and dealers at this diq's 1
market, and wheat may be said to have met rather a better
demand than of late, at a trifling concession oa the rates
current last Pride.. Good qualities of flour maintain the:
value, but anything of doubtful chsracter is irregular a
value. ludien corn is offered sparingly, and choice sample
of American being iicarce, bring 3d. per quarter more money.
Oat. bad a good inquiry at previous prices. Oatmeal dul
Berms are decidedly stiffer. Peas and barley unchaegei
but late heavy arrivals Leing now almost cleared, marks
claws with more firmness.
LYNN, JULY It —We have had another week of belied
weather fur the crops ; Icy crop may be said to be awned
in this diattict to hue condition. The attendance to-day
was thiu ; beat wheat samples sold slowly at last Tuesdar's
rates; common qualities la. per qr. cheaper. Barley sod
oats fully as dear. Beans not so good to sell. Per imperial
quarter to the grower: —Wheat, white, new, Gina to
6311*. per imperial bushel, 50s. to 521. ; ditto red, 6111 e
to 621 b.., 44a. to 46e. Barley, diatdling, !Vibe. to fillbt,
30s. to Ms. Oats, 36110. to 4211 a., ?...to. to 265. BOA
new, 631 b, to 641ba., 365. to 40s.
NEWCeSTUL JULY 14.—The weather continues as air
pinions as ever. At our market We morning we had •
moderate show of wheat from the growers and the arrivu
coastwise being equally 8., factors held their 'simples,:
coeeequence, very firmly ; hence only a moderate basica.
resulted; Suffolk white, with a chance sprout, mskia
51s. toils. del, per ritAlbc respectively. For Hour ie
have little variation to note, anal the same remarks
apply to other articles, oats eioepted, which can only b
sold by making a further slight concession.