The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-27 00:00:00

MARKETS.

81.76•11.—B Jccr it—The market continues dull, sad
•y the demand verirCted. The Wee of the seek have been small
at late rates. Mood sells slowly,

TALLOW.—Pitmar ElT.irsci.—The market warn steady, and
prices elms as follows:—spot, 4M. 9d. ; New Ukraine, 414.;
OCt. to Deo. 4.1. St to Ma •, December, Ma ad. to 465. Id.;
'Dawn tallow, 4/15. Id. net eaah. At auctions, of 411 tasks
offered, 1300 were sold M and after the anetkma. soma
American, float pipes, 44a. 9d. to 45a.; monad, 44a. ed.;
yellow dark, to Oa Id. to 435. ; Odessa sheep, 45e. 7d. to 4149 d. ;
bad, Ma 9d. to 441. fitt No Australian offering. Cocoanut cif
staady ; Cochin, Ms. to Cs. : Ceylon, 495. 6d. ; Sydney. 'mod to
fine, 465. to 465. mutton kinds, 425. to thi. Palm oil, fine
Lagos, 40a ; Atom, Dial

COTTON.—Lrviaroot., JULY !B.—Cotton has been in good de.
mend throughout the week, and though on Tuesday and Wednes.
day the market was quiet and prices were barely supported, to-
day a firmer feeling prevails, and bet Thursday's quotations are
generally maintained. The Bank rata has been reduced to
2 per cent. In Sea Island tisametioas have been to a large
extent, but former prices are scarcely supported. In American the
business has been extensive, widener some fluctuation during the
week, prices have fully regained the quotations of last Monday.
New York advicee to the NIA inst. quote Middling American 27e
neat& , coning to sell in Liverpool I led. per selling react or Mesmer.
The demand for Brasil has been limited, and holders with diffi-
culty obtain list week's rum. Rpptlan is still in limited re-
quest, and rather lower in price,_the common qualities being
almost unsaleable. Smyrna has declined ed. per lb. The banners
In East India has been to a fair extent, and prices are supported.
while In some instances rather higher rates have been paid,
especially in " middling fair " sad below, as well u fair sew
Oottirawnttee ; the beet Breach ere a trifle lower. Bperalaten
have taken during the week LIMO bales ; exporters, 17,000 balm:
and the trade, 51,0110 bales. We have had a good demand to-day
and a very firm market, at the extreme prices of yesterday.
The sales are 15,000 bales of which 4,000 are for export end
speculation. The following are the official quotation. :—Fsir
edemas, lsed. ; middling ditto, 10ed, ; fair Mobile, 120. : mid-
dling ditto, bow. ; fair Upland; 12&d.: middling ditto, 101 d.

COTTON 000D3.—MANCEMITIa, JULY le.—There has been
very little change to-day in the market for cotton yarns and
cloths. There was a slightly better tone on the Exchange yes.
tenth,, but it seems to have disappeared. It is demlficant that
after a couple of weeks' heavy anima at Liverpool. and • rather
strung reectionary,feeling, the prices quoted today are barely id.
above the lowest prices touched during the extremest previous
depression. Sellers of shipping yarns to-day report • more
cheerful feeling in the market, and a fair badness at steady
prices. A fair amount of business Is reported me going on in
cop yarns, and the market for home trade yarns generally is
steady at Tuesday's prices. In cloths a little Brmer feeling pre-
vails amongst sellers In some instances. In consequence el a
little better feeling in the market since Tuesday. though there
has not been much buying, and slightly stiffer rates prevailing
la cotton and yarn, manufarturers are hardly willing to accept
the low rates of Tuesday. The actual business to-day, however,
has been rather small. timers. John Pender and Co., In their
Overland Circular for India, via Marseilles (of yesterday), my
the position of the market is mach the same as at last date (Mk
kat), except that a lower bask of cost has been reached.

CORS.—Cnautooge, JOLT f&—The weather has been tine
daring the week UL last aliOt, when it oontheenced raining, and
has continued sew mince: Wee oust be great injury to the
Rowing crops, as the wheat is very ouch knocked about. There
was a good 6easied for wheat today, and tanners could dictate
their own prices ; to Ss. &demos was paid . red, eta to 71a.:
white, 71s. to Ms.

Lusooui, JILT ft—We have had a small 'apply of steak
but the large prior &eked by the farmers mopped bullnesscirept
for local consumption. As high as Tea. per qr. was demanded
for wh id, and Tie for red qualified.

LtreawvL, J vies 26.—At our market today we had only a
moderate attendance, and the improvement gained In wheat on
Tuesday was lust imday, and we quote a decline since Theiday
of Id. to Yd. per mite. Flour quiet. Indian corn quiet, at
about previous quotations. Malt unaltered (lending barley
scarce and Inc. Oats In fair &extend at previous rasa
Wsixrixtn, Juts IX—Wheat is held for higher prices, nit
this cheeks the sale, and the business pealing is q Ate in retail.

COMA—Lorton, Jute 20.—Haatiap Hartley, IT.. ; Holy.
well Mile, 16s. ad.: Wylam, 17a,: Walls End Haswell, He
Walls Lad Helton, !la ; Walls Ind Helton 14011 s, laa 1911.
Walls End Kepler Orange, 191. ad.: Walls and Tension, Haa.
Wells End Caasop, Ws. ad.: Walls End Camden. Ida 3d.: Wow
End Hartlepool, 20s. ad. ; Walla Ind Eclee, Walls
HackKul Har.tllol32ol. lb.: Walls End Tees, Yls.--81dps at

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TR&FFIO RETURNS.

ILLILIIIATIL Miss Pr- M. Teat Total,
open. smart. &oodles. VW. M.
Week ending June 2. A I A A
lAA I.di.n llll 9,806 30,306 40,174 32,671
Week eediag hue SO.
Ottaydua_ llOl 237 627 724 383
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July 1 to July 10.
Orlutcoutral of 2,633 6,41! 9,045 6,045

Week webs Joy 14.
Loedekillbury.kboutkend
Week wake MY 15
lairaitiww■ Jusetlee tek in 134 341 351
sk swift July I 1
Oaluelsoka

1,608 674 2,512 2713