The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-26 00:00:00

MARKETS.

sroAR.—BIURTOL, JAN. 25.—Tbe market las beets
duiet during the week, and scarcely any huskies
one either in raw or refined. Hum aells slowly at le
rates.

TALLOW.—PRTDAT E KING.—TheE market was liel6
and prices closed as foUows :—Spot, new, 445..4
445. March and April, 445. ad. to 445. fid. ; Juns,44o.
to 4.. a. ; October to December, 4ta. M. Webs ,h
tallow sold to-day at 455. There is no beef. Town Wk.
445., net cash. Cocoanut oil firm forf'achis, but q..i^
for other kinds ; Cochin, SRL to 599. ; Ceylon,
Sydney, Os. to 485., middling to fine. Palm oil quits,
fine Lagos. Palm-nut oil, 41s.

COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, JAN. 25.—The cotton ua
has been quiet throughout the week, but holden In L'
press their stacks for sale, and former quotations are •
most instances supported. In Sea Island a large b -
has again been done ; but the choice is ao simple
buyers have obtained an advantage of Id. per
Atnetimin the sales have been to a fair amount, with.
change in price in the current qualities. Brazil is
steady demand at former quotations. •
continues abundantly offered, and barely su
last week's prices. Smyrna has declined d.
lb. The business in East India continues it
with occasional sales at partially lower rats
the demand having rather increased the past tv
days, more firmness is manifested and prices close
about last week's quotations. Speculators have
during the week 2,230 bales; exporters, 7,790 talk; in
the trade, 32,190 bales. We have had a fair demand i„
to-day, with a firm market, at steady price.. The
are 8,000 bales, of which 1,600 are for export and men&
tion. The following are the official quotatiner,—y
Orleans, 16fd. ; middling, 15,101. ; fair Mobile, IQ.
middling, 147,41. ; fair Uplands, ltd. ; middling, 14,1

COTTON GOODB.—Korenesren, JAN. 25. —The sin
market has been rather steadier to-day, at about Tas.
day's prices. In shipping yarns there is not much du,.
For home trade yarns it is difficult to get any adrenals
business has been about of average amount. The cht
trade on the whole has been rather quiet, but is kid
departments we note an exoeption to the rule. Ic i%
finer and lighter fabrics, such as jacconets and tail..
large business has been done at fair prices, and tone 5t
tracts have been placed for future delivery. For lets
shirting, and other goods there have been some large Vet
made at low prices. In most cases manufactuten
been indisposed to accept such rates, but there are eel
whose necessities have influenced them, and such aai
have led to business in some instances.

CORN.—CIIEI.3I9TOaD, J.ts. 25.—There was a WM
to-day, and but little business was done, ut ada4isrd
is. to 2.5. in wheat. Barley—Fine malting folly., -
445. to 50a; extra, 52a. to :4s. Beans without die,
Wheat, 655. lld.; barley, 495. 7d.; o..ta, 25a. 4d.
LI-scout, JAN. 25.—We have had a fair supply
wheat, with a good demand, at Is. decline. Barley m •
quest, at Is. advance. Wheat, red, in.. to als. ;
645. to 695. Barley, 345. to 56e.
LIVIRPOOL, JAN. 25.—We bad only a poor attendasa;
our market to-day, and it was generally dull and ;
throughout. Wheat has declined per cents!, and'.
Is. per sack and barrel. Indian corn .4. to Ia per ycr
cheaper. Oats and barley slow, and rather easier.
WAKEFIELD, JAN. 25.—Wheat trade dull, and to
sales rather lower prices must he submitted to. In oL
articles there is no material change.

COALS.—Lowpow. Jaw. 25.—Wytun, 20..: W‘ll3 Et
Braddyla Hatton, 21a. 9d. ; Mill.. End lieugh
21s. IL—Ships at market, 19 ; sold, 19.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Miles Pas. Mer. Total. T
open. sengers. cluunlise.
4 4
• • 801 359 &15 1.14
UM. 1-4