The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-06 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAIL—RaisroL, JOLT 6. —The market keep very quiet
and but little businees has been tran,u,ted during the pus
week. Priest for both raw awl refined are wig/ difficulty ludo
talned.

TALLOW.—PIatDAT ETZllllO.—The tallow market was quiet
to-day. spot, 44a : old, 43e. to 44$ ; new Ukraine, last
landed, 45a 6d. ; °cider to December, 455. ad. Towu tallow,
435. 3d. net cash. South American, 44a ; first pipes. 131.
to 43a Id. ; yellow Au strallau beef, 435. Gd. to 46e Ng Were
here. Cocoanut firm. Cochin, 68s. l'eylon, 4m.: Sydney,
434. to 454., middling to good. Palm oil steady: 4m. 3,1
Ins Lague. Palm nut oil. 39e.

CarroN.—llviaroot, Jute S.—Cotton was In fair demand
in the early part of the week, butslnee Tuesday the Inpdness has
been comparatively limited. The supply c saltines abundant,
and a decline Is quoted so almost every description. For Sea
bland the general demand continues good, &Chi price. are
fully supported. The better qualities, which for months past
have been neglected, are now more inquired for, and CoIUTIMmi
hill prices. American, though in 110011 request, has fallen ld.
to Id. per lb. New York advice% to the Xrsl instant quote odd.
Ming American 264 cents., costing to aell in Liverpool 104.1 per
sailing vessel, 11d. per steamer. Brasil has been free!)
°tiered, and a decline has becn submitted to of Id. per lb
Egyptian is heavy of We, at about id. per lb. below last week $
rates. The quotations of Smyrna are reduced fully 4d. fee lb.
with very small sales. The late imports of rig India have this
week been freely offered, and have given more choice In the
better kinds : prima are generally yd. per lb. lower, thmiell
some choice growths have nought extreme totes. !kneel is In
good request, and fully maintains last Thursdays quotations for
the higher qualities. Speculators have taken during the week
1.660 bales, eeporters 11,210 hales, and the trade 40,610 tales
We have had a fair deniand to-day. with an improved tone
These!. are 10,0 0 bales, of which 2,000 are Weapon and spe-
culation. The following are the oficial quotations s—Fer
Orleans, 134.1.; middling, lid.; Mobile, 14d.; utaidßn., 1041.
fair Uplands, 12.0.1.; mbidlieg, 104 d.

COITON JOLT s.—The market coo
Unites inactive, with a teudeuty to lower prices. There are a
good niany offer making, but so a rule they are at lower quota.
Lions even than the lower prices which producers are generally
willing to accept, and they do not, therefore. lead to muck be.
airiest. The only exception worth noticing is in aMpping yams.
In these spinners have manifested a strong nisposittes to meet
buyers more nearly on their own terms, and at rather lower
prices than they would have taken eu Tuesday ; a fair extent of
business has heen effected. Rome rather large sales of these
yenta to.day have a goal deal relieved producers of stocks, and
have oonaequently given a better tone to this department of the
market. In home trade yarns all numbers ewes depressed, sad
all numbers of warp and weft have declined In price since Ines.
day to the extent of from Id. to til. per lh. In cloth there has
been less inclination to buy from day to day throughout the
week, and in many eases manufacturers are taking less prices
than they would have accepted on Tuesday.

CORN.—entitlemets% ILLY s.—The weather during the week
has been showery, but favourable we think for the growingcrope
The attendance of farmers at Chelnrdord was very small. and
bat little wheat offering, which was taken by needy buyers at
fully last week's rates—red, 6.1 e. to 66a ; white. kta to Th.
Beans none offering.
Li:Motu, JILT 6.—We have had • small supply of wheat,
and It was readily taken off rat the extreme rata of last ee:k.
No change 1• the value of oats.
IdvgarooL, Juts' s.—Today's market was well attended by
town an' country buyers, and fur wheat there was • very tel
consumptive sale at Tuesday's extreme Mee. rk.ur met a better
Inquiry. and in some cases obtained rAtber higher 6gores. ll4ts
had a moderate consumptive demand at rather higher rates.
Indian corn inactive, and rather rimier. Oatmeal quiet and un-
changed. Canadian peas still scarce and tending upwards.

JCLTs.—Wheat is held ter the estrcme pokes of
Out Friday. but the trade Is quiet. Other articles unaltered.

COALB.—Lognon, JULY s.—HolytsL Main, 168. ed. : Wag
Hartley, 17, gd. lea 6d. ; Walls End Unwell,
111. Id.: End Helton, 19a. : ‘4.111, End lletlon Lluas
lin : Walls End Tunstall, 17s. Walls End l'Aganp. lbs.
Walls End Ilartlel, 19s. nd. ; Walls End Last Hartlepool.
lg. 9d.: Wails End Original Hartlepnol, 19s. 6.1 —.Ships at
nuatet. 30, sold, td.