The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-18 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAlL—Burroi, JULT 17. —The demand is staid! bat
not active ; the sales have been confined about 400 hhds.
West India on the spot, principally li.abadoes sod Demo.
raras, at late rates. Refined iimxis are dull of sale, nod ink.
aufactarers cannot keep clear of stocks. Rum : No sales
to report.

TALLOW.—Parnat Emmen. The market via quiet
today.—Spot, 425. ; 1861 track, 41a. 6d. ' • August, 42.. 3d.
t0,42a.; September (new), 44a. 6d. ; October to December,
45a. to 456. 3d. Delivery to bat eveoing, 581 maks; no az.
rivals. At the public sales ?AO auks were offered and 180
sold. Inferior North American. 39a. to 395. 6d. ; South
American 42a. Ist pipes, 41a. 2od amt. Cocoanut ail
firm—Co:hip at 47.. lid. ; and Ceylon, 45a. to 45a. 6d ;
no Sydney offering to-day, 44a. wit paid for goad quality
early in the week. Palm oil steady at 365. to 361. 3d., fine
Lagos. Palm nut od hat at 35a. fine. Dorm yam, Xis. 6d, ;
rough fat, 2s. ld.

COTTON.—LwearooL, JCLT 17. —The put week has
been characterised by increased caution of the trade u
buyers, and bye moderate demand for export. The
proved tenor of the advice* from the East dal not stimulate
speculation. The latent Americo account., however,
have given more coo6dence to holders, and also have induced
export buyers to purchase more freely ; consequently any
previous decline in American may now be considered to be
fully recovered, and this deecnptico is more in request in
oonsequence of the searcity of good Borate. Egyptian is
irregular at Id. reduction In some instances. The demand for
Brazil hu been moderate. Pernains and Maceios are about
id. lower. The fair to good qualities of Fast India have
been in good demand at full prices ; common sorts irre-
gular and occasionally somewhat cheaper. There is no
alteration in China, Beaus', or Scinde. Speculate(' have
taken during the week 1,570 boles ; exporters, 7,700 bales
and the bade, 17,7,50 lulu of all kinds. We have had a fair
demand to-day. Sales, 5.000 halm 2,000 of which are foe
export and speculation. The following are the ofEeial
quotatious : Fair Orleans. 24d. ; middling, 214 ; fair No•
bile, Z 3 d. ; middling, 214 d. ; fair upland., lid. ;
dling, ZOid.

COTTON GOODS.—MAncoverra, JULY 17.—The toes
of the market has been more cheerful to-day. and there has
been more disposition to operate in yam, at Tuesday's
prices. Some few spinners asked a slight advance in prices
this morning, but it checked business. The amount of
business has been but small. The yarn market closes firm,
with • hardening tendency. In yarns, especially for the
home trade, there hes been a more active inquiry, though
it has resulted in but little business. Telegrams from Cal-
cutta and Bombay to the 22nd of June report an active de.
mend for yerna and cloths, with some improvement in
prim. As far aa cloth is concerned, however, there hos
been no improvement here to-day in the demand for any
market. Buyers for India have made no sign, and there has
been next to nothing done for the home trade. Some few
offers havebeen made for some of the smaller foreign markets,
chiefly in Rands suited to the American demand, but at low
prices, and they have led to business only in • very few in-
stances, and in those only for small parcels, and where
buyers have been willing to meet sellers oo better terms.
The cloth market is generally somewhat firmer, though
inactive, manufacturers asking very full rates, and showing
a disposition moo pertinaciously to adhere to them than of
late. In sours few cases sellers have even advanced their
quotations. Bums, however, are waiting for more deci.
mire news from America, and quietly hold aloof from the
market. It is difficult to convey an ides of the extreme
flatness that has prevailed to-day. The manufacturers
whose mills are runaiog are meetly engaged in deliveries
upon contracts entered into some time back, and the stocks
of goods are reported to be limited.

OORN.—Crantsroto, JULY 17.—The weather is still
forcing for the crops, and cutting will commence in some
plates nest week, with a prospect of a fine quality sod
good yield, although some complaints were made to-day
that on the hot land the wheit was blighted. Our market
was thinly attended, buyers bolding off, but a slight decline
had to be submitted to, to make sales. Red, 43e. to 4th. •
este*, 46..; white, 465. to 495. ; extra, Ms. Beane other
dearer. Some new duo peas at market.

Lnrcoui, JULY l7.—Our market ham been spin very dull
to-day, and prixs of wheat have been la. lower, without
leading to business. Wheat, red, 455. to 475. ; white, 46..
to 49..

LrvaavooL, JOLT 17.-At our market to-day we had
lair attendance, with rather more doing in wheat at a2st
advance. Flour more firmly held, but no dearer. l
corn 3d. per quarter dearer.
WAWIKLD, JOLT 17.-The wheat trade remains dull to.
day, and little business has been dose. Prices lead down-
wards. Except Egyptian beans, spring oorn rather cheaper.
00ALS.-LONDoe, .JOLT 17.-Buddies West Hartley,
14a. 9d.• Byam's &Aside Wee; Hartley. 14a. 9d. ; Cow-
pen Rukley, 14.. 9d. ; Davison's West Hartley, 141. 61. ;
Haa.inp Hartley, 14e. IM. • Holywell Main, 15a. 6d. ;
North Pelton Gas, 13e. 3d.; Tanfield Moor Bates,
13s. 61. ; Waldridge Gas, 13e. • Walker Primrose,
12s. 6d. ; Wort „Hartley. 14s. 9d. ; 'Walls End Gorforth,
15s. ; Walls End Riddell, 15e. ; Walls End Wharncliffs,
15s. ; Eden Main. 15.. 6d. ; Walls Eud Braddylls Hating.,
/6e. ; Walls End FrainwArate, 15e. 3d. ; Walls End
Haswell, 17s. 6d. - Walls Hattori. 17s. 6d. • Walls Sad
Booth Hatton, 17e. 6d. ; Walls End Btesr.art'a, 17s. ;
Walla End Tin:stall, 15e. ; Walls End Hartlepool,
16s. 6d. ; Wells End Haugh Hall, 15e. 9d. ; Walls End
Kelloe, 15a. 9d. ; Walls End Kul Hartlepool, 16a. 9d. ;
Walls End South Hartlepool, 15s. 3d. ; Wells End
South Kelloe. 1.18. 9d. ; Walls End Tricia° H
165.6,1. ; Walls Ead Whitworth 15e. ; Camay and
Malting, 19s. 6d. Ship at market, 84 ; sold, 6L