The Express.
London, England, 1866-11-22 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET'S.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(BT ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TETAGRAPII.)
(YROM OUR owN CORRESPONDENT.)
The market Taller i•nprovel, and sales about 12,000
bales.

MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)
SEGAIL-There continues to be a good demand for re-
fining sorts, at fully previous rates. The private sales
include Havannal. at 29,. to 325. fid. ; low brown Java, at
235. lid. to 245. ca.; brown and grey Mauritias, 275. lid.
to 31e. Refined lirnt, but quiet.
COFFEE hall sold with Ices spirit, nt p ices rather in
buyers favour. Plantation Ceylon fine ordinary to low
middlinit grey, 71s. to 755. Gl. ; fine ordinary to middling
colory, ins. to sln.
Cocoa is dull of sale. at the previous currency.
TEA.-The mat ket continues quiet.
FRUIT.--Curnint4 are in limited request, and the par-
eels offered by auction were withdrawn. Habana
Valencia continue to sell readily at full price.. Very low
to fair, 'pis. to:kis. ; selected, 375. to 515.: 3litscatels, low
to fine, layers, 44a. to 10. m. ; Sultanas, 445. to 55a.
Turkey figs, _as. to 595. ; Spanish, Ws. to 245. Valencia
almonds, R:Ol.
Melees.-Nutmegs of common quality have realised
firmer prices, hut bold sorts are rather cheats r. Other
articles sold without ciiange in value. Pepra-r Penang, Id.
Siugapore. to id. l'iruento, common to good,
middlingg 2,;.1. to 2-,;.1. Nutmegs, small to 11d.
to 2s. 3d.; boa, ;it. 101. to -Is. 21. Mace, ordinary to
middling, la. 41. to Is. lid. ; good pale, 2s. Gd. tu 2s. 7d.
Cinnamon, Ceylon, first sort, it,. 10.1. to 20. Id. ; second,
Is. 8,1. to ls. 101.; third. I. to IN. 71.; fourth, Is. 4d.
mice.-About 20,000 hags of soft grain sold at firnt
prices. Necranzie Arracan, 1 ls. ;AL; Maisaeiti, 1241.; and
Rangoon, 12.. to 12s. :141.
SALTPETRE. -No sales reported.
C. rrroN.-Bus"iess is doing at steady prices.
JCIT..-There is an improved demand at lila, per ton ad-
vance ; rejections awl common, 10/. to 12/. 111.. ; good
ditto and middling, 1:1/. 108. to 17/. ss. ; good and fine,
19/. 10s. to 211.
11F.31 - 313nilla sold at SOT. to 511. for fair roping, and
St. Petersburg clean at :t3/. 10s. to 34/.
COVHINEAL.-SGO bags has been disposed of at !,.1. to Id.
per lb. decline for Terieriffe silver, at 3s. 3.1. to 3a. 7d.;
bLack,ils. id. to 3s. 101; Honduras silver, 3s. 41. to 3s. lid.

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
The market is stAdy. Town tallow is quoted. 435. 3d. ;
Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 445. ; December, 44a. ;
January to March, 445. 6d.: March, 4:is.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
The number of heists is considerably larger than c
Thursday last. Trade is dull, and Monliy's advance can-
not be maintained. There is very little business doing.
Sheep are also more plentiful, and there are very few
buyers. A very large proportion remains unsold. Prices
are lower for the few that are disposed of. Choice calves
are scarce, and realise high prices. Our foreign supply
consists of 730 beasts, 2,1e51 sheep, 143 calves, and 16!, pigs.
I
Per stone of albs. a4.s. d. Per stone of Whs. s. d. a 4.
Best Scots, lierefds. 6 0 6 2 Pest Ibisallf I.llSh 0 0 0 •
Best Shorthorns 4lO 5 0 nest bola-wools.— 5 0 6 4
Socond quaL beasts 3 4 4 4 Do. do. Shorn.... 00 I I
Calves
Pigs
00 0 0
best (Mak 1111.1.nsIs :7. 10 5 2 . Lambs
Beasts at market, 1,770; sheep and lambs, 0,5110; calves, 160;
pigs, 210.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—{THIS DAY.)
Mr. Charley, James Easton muerte trade very slow at the
foPovring prices :—Pi ium clover, from looa. to 1155.;
inferior ditto, Wl'. to 955. ; prime second cat clover,
90s. to 1002. ; inferior ditto, 314. to 70s. ' • prime meadow
hay, 80s. to 85s. ; inferior ditto, s:"*. to iOll. ; straw, 365.
to 445.