The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-27 00:00:00

MARKET&

SUGAR.—BubTot, Joni 26.—The market has become
very flat in both raw and reload aeon, sad the sales of the
wank bare boo very smell. Prices must be quoted 6d. pee
cwt. lower for both dasoriptiowi. The stock of raw on
heed is shout 9,500 toes. Ruin wills freely, at steady prices.
Logwood, Jamaica, 41. 100. sr ship has been realised this
week.

TALLOW.—PaIDAY Hymn:No.—The market was firm
to-day. Spot and July, 43a. to 435. 3d. ; August to &Sem-
ber,4ss. ; new tallow, October to December, 46e. ; Dram.
bar alone, 4fie. 3d. to ria. 6d. Delivery to last evening 506
casks. Arrivals, 109 auks. At the auctions 771 wen
offered, and 413 mild. South American, let quality,
425. 6d. ; •led quality, 41s. Ed. ; and yellow, 41a. ; North
American, 40s. to 42.. ; Australian beef, 40a. to 415., good
to fine ; town tallow, 40s. Sd. net cash. O000s•nut oil ia
rather firmer. Cochin, 475. to 461. ; Orlou, 445. ; Sydney,
41s. to 42e. 6d., fair to good pale ; 445. fine white. Palm
oil ready, at Ills, fine Lagos. Palm nut oil flat, ►t We. for
fine. Hone grease, 34a. to 33e. 6d. ; rough tat, 2a. lid.

COTTON.—Livzaroot., June 26.—Although there has
been a fair demand throughout the week, the tons of the
market bag been dull, and the boyiog, both on the put of
the trade sod exporters, has been without spirit. The
better qualities of nearly all descriptions maintain former
rates, except American, which have even way gel. to gd.
per lb. In the middling and inferior grades of Bund there
Fns again been a declined gd. per lb. Bengal in fair request,
bat Scinde is difficult of sale at ltd. reduction, sod rather
lower prices have been emoted for Brazil Egyptian has
been in fair request at jd. decline. Speculators have taken
during the week 1,740 bales, exporters 10,460, and the trade
20,060 bales of all kinds. We have bad a fair inquiry to-
day, with a steady market. The vales are 5,000 balsa, of
which 2,000 am for export sad speculation. The following
are the official quotations :—Fair Orleans, 24d. ; middling,
214 ; fair Mobile, ; middling, 21gd. ; fair Uplands,
23 L ;middling. 200.

OOTTON GOODS. —Marrentaven, June26.—The market
has been rather quiet since Tuesday, and to-day there is no
improvement in yarns perceptible. There has been no in-
quiry of any moment except • little in water twist for Ger-
many and 40's mule yarn suitable for India. The aggregate
business has beeusmall. In prices there is no change ; some
descriptions are firm, but with regard to others Killers are
in much the same position as on Tuesday. in cloths also
the market is muck as on Tuesday. The buyers of all
dame of goods are holding back. There are 'some small
transactions reported among miner dealers, but amongst
the.. whose operations usually give the tone of the market
nothing; they will not buy anything. As to price.s very
little can be said, became there are no offers sufficient to test
them ; but sbirtings are probably down 6il. to 9d. per piece
as compared with the late highest pricas—the quotations of
a month or so batik. In other weeds, it is probable that such
a reduction would be submitted to if offers were forthcom.
rag. Mean. John Tender and Co., in their monthly circular
for the overland mail to India (vie Marseilles) dated yes.
talky, says :---" Slow the 9th inst. this market has been
very inactive, buying for India and Chios having been
almost suspended, and the small amount of business trail.
'acted has been chiefly for the home trade and the smaller
foreign markets. Quotations are weaker, but in the absence
of demand show little alteration." They quote the price
of 61b. 49-inch 'Maine at 12a. 6d. to 13a. ; 7lbe. ditto at
14a 6d. to 15e. • ' arid Nibs., 16e. 9d- to 17s. 3d. and Its.
Long cloths, T cloths, sad domestics, are amongst
the quietest goods in the market, but stocks are
not heavy. In printing cloths there bee been soros
boainew, chiefly in 78th. widths. The market hes
been very irregular in its action of late. Some eminent
shipper having consulted his clients (who are large
capitalists—some of them retired merchants) after one of
these periods of inactivity and depression in prices, swoops
down upon the market (having taken the necessary Ma-
nna through varier agencies beforehand) ; the warehouses
are partially cleared in a few hours ; nearly a couple of
hundred thousand pounds is invested, or perhaps a quarter
of a million ; the fact soon becomes known, and the small
dealers, who have been holding their orders back, rush ia
to buy at an advanos of ad. or ld. per Vinod (perhaps
more), and for a few days all is activity. Then for four or
live weeks we have another period of inactivity and depres-
sion (sometimea, owing to various causes; the period is
longs before prices have become sufficiently depressed),
and then, perhaps some other merchant is prepared to
make a similar swoop.

CORN.—Cirourisronn, JUNE 26.—There was a heavy
thunderstorm on Wednesday night, and much rain fell,
which has lodged the oorn where heavy. Bun is now re-
quired for maturing the crops. We bad a very small sup-
ply of wheat to-day, and but little demand. Best &scrip.
Lions maintained their value but secondary quality Is.
lower.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 26.—We have had only a small attend.
awe of millers and dealers at to-day's market, and the de-
mand for wheat has been on the most retail =lest &further
concession of Id. per motel, making the decline from 24.
to 3d. on the week. Flour must be quoted 6d. per barrel
cheaper with a moderate consumptive inquiry. Indian corn
commands a fair share of attention at a reduction of 9d. per
quarter on the week ; soft new selling at 27a. and good con.
ditioned at 3d. more, ex quay. Oats and oatmeal very dull
without change in value. Beans are neglected and fully 9d.
per quarter lower on the week. Peas and barley remain
stationary owing to the small supply offering. The market
closes without animation.
LINCOLN. JOYS 26.—A very slow market, best runs of
wheat making late rates, but inferior and granaried parcels
were Is. lower. Beans and oats same as last week. Wheat,
red, 47a. to 495.; white, 495. to 53e.
WLICIPIELD, JUNE 26.—0 f wheat there was • scarce
show. Prices were rather in favour of buyers. Other
articles unchanged. Average for the week ending
June 22 :—Wheat, 2,021 quarters, at 46a. 71d. ; oats,
5, at 27a.

00A18.-Lograms, JUNI 26.-Cowpen Hartley.lss. 3d. ;
Davidson's West Hartley. 15a. 3d. ; North Pelton Gas,
13a. 6d. ; Tanfield Moor Butes, 134. 3d. ; Walker Prim-
nee, 121. 6d. ; Wylson, 15e. 6d. ; Walls End Godorth,
14s. 3d. ; Walls End Barton, 14s. 3d. ; Walls End Pram.
wellgate, 14e. 6d. ; Walls Eod Haswell, 17s. ; Walls Ead
Hettoo, 17s. ; Walls End Tun/tall, 14s. 6d. ; Walls End
Casson, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 16s. 13d. ; Walls
Bad Haugh Hall, 151. 6d. ; Walls Pod Kailas, 15s.
Walls End South Hartlepool, 15e. 3d. ; Walls End South
Hellos, 15.. 6d. ; Carway and Darya Malting, 19.. 6d.
-Ships at market, 73 ; sold, 48.