The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-17 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. TUERDAT EVENING. —The marl* mo
steady to-da— Spot, 42a 9d. ; July, 425. 9d. ; Oetobst to
December, 4M. 6d. Delivery yesterday, 163 auks ; ammok
ditto. papa

COTTON.—Livekrom, Joni 16.—We ham no
to notice to-day, and the market keeps very firm. The,
are 5.000 bake, of which 2,000 are on speculation ud
for export. 200 American, 21ed. to Ai&
_4,560 sae;
13d. to 19d. ; 200 Egyptian, lsect. to 22iL ; 60 airsa644
221 The week's import is 7,191 bales,

COTTON GOOIY.i.--MANeIinTEIS, JUST 16. -r,
yarn market to-day has bees decidedly more cheerful, sod
there has been a good inquiry, more imrticubirly for
markets of the Levant, of Maly, and for the home tr4t
On the whole only a limited business has been tranian6j,
Prior are very firm There has been no business of sari
moment doing for India, and there is no choose in ti
branch of the market either on to prices or demand sir„
Friday. The buyers for Germany are particularly qukt
In the cloth market there is oleo a better feeling shy
there wee last week, but there em so change to quote a
prices. Buyers still keep aloof, and rossaf.,.
Wren do not manifest much anxiety to sell. 7,4
sort of panic feeling which seised the main
last week seems to have pared away. iLay
of our spinners and manufacturers are now well espged
order, but the check to business which has recently tikai
place is preventing others who had felt disposed from o.
amain work, and the number of mills altogether closed s
still large. The singular fact still remains that whilstr,
many mills are idle, and whilst hundreds of thousands a/
operatives are unemployed, in little attention has yet b.,
directed to practical efforts to permanently increase tie
supply of cotton. Nearly two claims sterling has b.%
raised by subscription and other means to relieve the den.
tution of the unemployed, and yet through the oottoo one.
ponies and other agencies for growing cotton (the only pti.
fact remedy for the distress) comparatively little has bet;
done. The total paid-up capital which has been embarked
in these schemes, profitable me they promise to be, does pix
muck 200,000 f., and yet the 11011114 of Commons was toil
in 1861, on good authority, that the avenge profit on wore
of irrigation alone in India (so necessary in undertakno
connected with cotton growing) is 69J per cent

WOOLLEN.—Lzrza, Juni 16.—N0 material alteran4
in the markets to-day ; a few job lots of light fabrics apo
met with purchase's, sod there was a fair inquiry ft,
autumn goods, sack ea witneys and the like. Rates mom
without soy change of importance.

MANUFACTURES.— HODDIMSFIELD, dorm 16.—i
better demand for all kinds of low.priced hgbt goods to
cloakinge, and 1100143 descriptions of union goods for ele,.
ping has been evident in to-day's market, sad for bett,,
qualities about an average business has been tramadid.
Some moderatelpsized parcels of black broads and domino
bare also been delivered during the week.

WOOLS.—HUDDLRBFIII,O. Jun 16.—There is no gng
demand for colonial wools, although a steady business reij
be rid to be doing, and prime, as established at late aka
remain arm. A few parcels of new German wools ha
arrived, but, so far, do not meet with ready purchasers.
OORN.—HOLL, Jura 16.—At today's market a anll
supply of English wheat, which is taken off at la. pm g.
advance. Foreign held at more money, but bermes
cautiously, sod only in a few inatanoes can any slight n
movement be obtained. Barley, beans, and pees reme
am last noted. Oats being plateful move off slowly it
prices in favour of buyers. The foreign imports last me
are as under : Wheat, 6,856 qrs. ' • barley, 4,564 qrs.; am
71=s. ; beans, 958 qrs. ; peas, 1,769 qrs. ; tares, 11m;
4,503 qrs. ; oil cakes, 265 tons ; bones, 1,531 tom

Leese, Juss 16.—Our markets are ect yet materially ia
financed by the continental demand, and buyers not
advance, but holders are equally determined sot to amps
Friday's rates. On the sales made in English wbret s digit
improvement is obtained from the prices of last week, alum
for tine foreign reds we raise our quotations is. peg.
White wheats, unless extremely fine, continue is ray
limited request. Barley nominal. Oats, beans, sod otta
articles as before.

LIVTIIPOOL. Jolts 16. —We have bad • very he
attendance of buyers at to-day's market, and with a mon
general demand wheat has obtained in improvement of 11.
to 2d. per rental on the low rates of last Friday. Floor
held fora slight advance, but does not move freely. lobs
corn meets • good consumptive inquiry at Friday's pout
Oats and oatmeal dull, but are not to be bought cheaper.
Beans, peas, and barley, are each steady, without alteratia
in value. The market closes with firmness. Weather wet

LYNN, JUNE 16.—The weather continues showery, with
a south-west wind. At to-day's market the supply of wheat
wee an average one. The improved tone of Mark-lame yea-
tirclaz, together with a foreign inquiry, ceased a good cle-
at an advance of fully Is. per qr. upon last Tow
day's rates. Spring corn no alteration in value. Yet impala.'
quarter to the grower:—Wheat, white, new, 611ba to
6311 a. per imperial bushel, 60e. to 525. ; ditto red, 6114
to 621ba. 45e. to 475. Barley, distilling, 50Ibe. to 51114.,
30a. to 32e. Oats, 36114. to 4211:5., 22.5. to Va. Besot
new, 631ba. to 641ba. , 38e. to 40e.
Nzercarrns-on-Trzrz, June 16.—At our market tki
morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the
vowels, and notwithstanding the improved report fun
Mark-lane, millets evinced little inclination to operate, the
unremunerative state of the dour trade leading them. to
bid prices which factors could not accept. In the trill's;
business done, 495. per qr. 5041 be. could not be exceeded
for extra south reds, whereas for choice whites, Suffolk,
53e. 6d. per 50411 a. was realised. Flour in steady request,
more especially choice foreign, for which very extreme
prime have been paid. Grinding barley wanted. In other
articles we have scarcely any variation to note.