The Express.
London, England, 1866-07-07 00:00:00

MARKETS.

BIIGAIL—BunrroL, JULY 6.—The market I.
quiet during the week, and vary few sake have him
effected. Priem are rather in favour of the buyer,

TALLOW..—PEIDAT Svalinga.—The market wm
with quotations as follows :--43pot, 445. 66. ; Aug. to figa;
new, 46.. 6d. ; October to December, 46e. bd. Toss
tallow, 445. net cash ; Odessa beef, 445. ; amp, 46t
44e. fia. ; South Asimican, Os. ; Amtrak= bid,
43.. 6d. to 44.. Cocos nut oil quiet. Codas, b3a ;
lon, 44.. Sydney warmly any offering ; but low oil, 164
to 425. Palm oil steady ; 40s. fine Lagos; palm note?,
1375. to 38a.

COTTON.—Liventeoof., JULY 6.—Cotton continued i,
good demand in the ouiy part of the week, but holdie
offered their stocks freely, and prices had a downward le,
deny. On Wednesday the business increased consider*?
and the market became more steady. This morning open r
with additional firmness before the reoeipt of the pmit
*coolants from the continent, which caused an inamedim
advance of id. to id. per lb. The mks have since kire
extensive to exporters and speculators am well as the trek
and the market closes with confidence, notwithetsediii
the Bank rate remains unaltered at 10 per cent. Fee en
Island a good demand prevails, and previous rates in
maintained, though the choice is large. American hasten
in general request throughout the week, and tollaii
much sought for with a bare supply offering.
quotations show an advance of id' to id. per
In Brasil the business continues large, and an advsass it
quoted of 'about Id. per lb in Pernam and Manahah;
whilst Iffaceio, owing to the inferior quality in *oak,
only id. to id. dearer, and difficult of sale. Baptise in
heavy in the early part of the week, but has Mrs,*
to-day about id. per lb. Smyrna is also about id. dun
Beat India declined fully id. per lb. in the ftrly yen g
the week, which was recovered yesterday, and to-day a
advance of Id. per lb. has been obtained in the cured
qualities, and ed. per lb. in the better descriptiini,
Speculators have taken during the week 8,690 hda
exporters 14,360 bales, and the trade 64,850 halts. Ili
have hid a very good demand to-day, and a very is
market with an upward tendency. Sales 20,000 tele,
of which 10,000 are for export and speculation. Us
following are the official quotations :—Fair Orleans, lit;
midg, 140. ; fair Mobile, 156 d. ; 140.1
fair Uplands, Isd. middling, 14d.

COTTON GOOD&—lLisenwritn. IDLY B.—ln 114
ping yarns a fair amount of business has been done toil,
and but for the extreme pie* demanded by spinners*
transactions would have been still more considerable.
tendency is Mill to an advance. In home trade yarns th
market has also been strong, but in these extreme Om
have checked operations, and there has not been an as
rage amount of transactions. The operations in the dot
market have been checked from the same cause, sad
state of the market is very unsatisfactory. The stung
military news telegraphed from the continent rennin,
coupled with the announcement from the Mointeer,
an immediate influence upon the action upon the lam
pool cotton market, and caused an advance of Id. pwk
The result of this was that spinners and manufacture
began to withdraw their stocks of yarn and cloth in in
market, and are to-day asking an advance ogre
to Id. per lb. cc low, and of 2d. per lb. re in
goods. In other words, manufacturers of good sib
suitable for India and China want an &dein)°, ell
per piece. To such a demand exporters, and in fact me
chant, generally, are not prepared to accede. With ni
an Immense stock of cotton on hand at Liverpool they •
no adequate cause for such an advance. To an &denial
3d. per piece they would probably have yielded undo. lh
excitement prevailing for the moment in a market nb
jetted to such a sadden and extreme change, but ask)
they are holding aloof. No doubt sellers are in some sr
acting with more moderation, and are making rates Ail
admit of business on a small scale but prices gesent
have been advanced to an extent that checks open)*
very seriously. No doubt the operations of buyers smug
clogged very much by the high price of discounts, width
has to some extent enforced prudence, and disposed de
to wait before engaging in large operations at high rain

CORN.--CIIII.3IIITORD, JOLT 6.—There was a nag*
supply of wheat at market to-day, and the nets
of peace has its influenoe, as anxious sellers eubmittet
• decline of 3e. to 45., while many preferred taking tier
samples home rather than take the lower rates. Rd
525. to 54e. ; white, 55e. to 57a. _ _ . -

LINCOLN:JULY o.—Onr market has been tery dill
day, and the demand for wheat extremely limited. Iliss
business was done a decline of 34. to 4a. had to be
mitted to. lied, 524. to bee. ; white, 56e. to 60s. Oat
Me. to 31s.

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LIVCEPOOL, JULY 6.—We had a moderate sttl.
once at our market to-day. Wheat continues at.
ingly slow of sale, and to effect sales in quantity a dedie
of 3d. to 4d. per cental was submitted to. Flour was id
and Is. to 3. lower. Indian corn very dull, at 6d. tofi
per quarter decline. Peas steady. Oateand oatmeal ad
WALIFIZID, JULY 6.—The trade is panic-atrickm tt
day, and wheat is offered in vain at fie. per qr. dedm
from the highest point obtainable this day fortnight.
alteration in beans, barley, or other articles.

COALS.—LowDow, Juti 6.—Buddle's West %Ws.
17s. 3d. ; Eden Main, 18s. ; Walls End Haswell, 9k,
Walls End Hatton, ;30s. ; Walls End Hatton 14
17s. ; Walls End Kspier ()raw, 18s. 6d. ; Walls
New Belmont, 18.. lid. ; WO' End South 11
19s. 9d ; Walls End Tunstall, 175.; Walls End
19s. ; Walls End Haugh Hall 18a. 9d. ; Walls
East Hartlepool, 19a. 6d. ; Walls Bud Original
DM 9d. ; Walls End South Durham, 17s. 9d. ; Walk
Tees, 19s. 9d.--Ships at market, 43 ; sold, 39.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
11116WAYIL Miles Par Mer Tied. Tili
open. magma canadiea all di
Week ending June 16. 6 a 6 1
Northern of Caned*
__ Pi MS Vet 2.4 a +-I

Week stiffing June 17.
S. AustrianLombardy&C L
(South Austrian Line) _1316 21,036 63,373 74,414 AB
Lombardo a Cent. Italy 479 8,954 8,786 17,79/ 91
Lines of the lieffinout 649 7,987 12,113 10.100 91;
Week ending June 24.
Great Central of Belgium 1,461 6,840 7,191 1
Week ending July 1.
Belfast and County Down 441 512 226 L 740 LII
Bristol and Exeter
Great Eastern
Great Western 1202 42,661 33,131 77,808 720
Manchester,Bonthlunctiou,
1 and Altrineham
North British

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH&

BIRTHS.
HAILDY.—ZuIy 4 at Brampton, the wife of W. B. 1104,1*
of a eon.
BUTTON.—JuIy 6, at Lowndesetreet. Belgrere•cluEl•
of Dr. Batton, a daughter
LOW.—Jaly 4, at et Mark's-crescent, Notting-hill, '44 • • dud'
of C. B. Lmr, Bp., of. Goo.
MiTCILBLL—JuIy 4, at Llanfrechfa Cleanse, Monmoutbahirt
wife of F. J. Mitchell, Bp., of a daughter.
RUSH.—JuIy 6, at Upper Sydenham, the wife of C WOO-
gill?of • altighter.
n "J• ..-7114y 4, at Gokihiss, Hertford, the wife of F. a.--

MAIMAGE&
JAMNS—MOBLUS. —July 4, at Christ church, Forest hill. le
flay. J. M. Clarke, Alfred James, M.D., of Forest.h4 W
daughter of J. Morris, Eaq of the same place.
STANTON—HARRISSON. —July 4, at the parish char:lir,
beach, by the Bev. A. Brook, Samuel, on of the Os
Stanton, Principal of the Wisbech Barton School, to
Charlotte, daughter of the late F. A. liarrissou, of Berrie,
house, 11 °beech.
DEATHS.
CARIOW.—JuIy 4, at Weatoneuper-Mare, Mary, widow
itev. B. Carrow, aged SS
DIGBY.—JuIy 4, at Mald,m, Ease:, Martha, the wife
171,1131 LL.--July 4, at Torrluittoa-aquare, W .C., S. IMO
Naq., aged 44.
1, at Chadwellatreet, Mydrieltonatlag%F°
liewerietta, the wife of Mr. B. James.
WIITEIL—JuIy 3, at Upper Norwood, Mr B. W°ll6
agedLlß 6L
Whisr—July 4 at Alford, lbsoointhire, Mary, the trill
U. West, aged 67.

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