The Express.
London, England, 1866-07-28 00:00:00

MARKET&

STTGAR.—Bwrovor., JULY 27.—There 4 aa.
mead for all descriptions of raps, and peke
yawed fully 6d. per cwt. during the week, ha
freely at faII rates.

TALLOW.—FErDAY Ewsurbm.—The tallow mi
steady, with quotations as follows:—Spot ist
new at scale, 441. ; new Ukraine, 445. 6d. to k
tomber, sellers, 465. ; October to December, iloaL
December only, 475. ; town tallow, 425.
Odessa sheep, 445. to 6d. ; Australian beef, AN
No South American offering. Palm oil fins: g
Logos. Palm nut on, 375. 6d. to 388. No sham'
nut oil: Cwhin, 52a.; to 535.; Ceylon, 44a. 191
offering.

COTTON.—Ltvunroot, JOLT 27.—Ths dam
cotton revived on Friday upon the deduatim I
pension of hostilities upon the continent,
the early part of the week the business v
particularly on Monday, accompanied by sa siu
prices. On Wednesday the demand was 7a.adh
more freely met by holders, and yesterday the sag
dull with a comparatively limited business; tall
tatioas generally are still above the close of hays
Sea Island a large business has been done at hi
American advanced fully Id. par lb. up to Nal
closes only id. per lb. below last week's rata
commencement of the week Brasil was in pit
at • rise in many mace of Id. per lb., fits hi
receded, closing at • reaction of fully SA
• good business has been dew
rugger advance of ld. to 1 tiel. per lb. Beam is
ed. dearer. Emit India descriptions have ban is •
Faest throughout the weik, especially these
generally hays advanced Id. to id., ukila
Dharwar must be quoted id. to Id per lb. higim.
and &in& retain an advance of id. to id.Nr
China small sales are being effected, at testa
Speculate(' have taken during the week UM
exports, 32,930 bales ; and the trade, 56,160ka
have bad a moderate demand to-day, sadit
i
at previous prices. The sales sire 8,000 I
2,000 are for export and speonlatioa. The
the official quotations :—Fair Orleans, 161.; n
14/d. •
; fair Mobile, 151 d. ; middling, Ittd. ; feel
151 d. • middling, 14d.

COTTON GOODS.—l[axoorn, Jorr I
cloth market to-day is even quieter than oa Teri
there is rather more of depression obsernlis t.
Manufacturers could buy low cop yarns mike es
not low enough to enable them to take Orden k
the rates generally offering. For most dean
cloth there is a complete absence of demand. It
impending commercial disasters are the sagged i
this suspension of business, and the Limped
speculations are pointed to as likely to be mere
the mischief. Shipping yarns have hem se
neglected, and the business has bees weyllll
yesterday's prices are maintained. In licesaiml
the market has been dull, and though quo:Mimi
rally the same as on Tuesday, a concession of 441. I
lb. would be made to induce business.

CORN.—CHELMS/ORD, JOLT 27.—Tbere till
supply of wheat at to-dayk market which fain
tion of la. to 2a. on heat weekk rate.

LINCOI3, JULY 27.—We had • fair ripply e
•t market to-day. Tine samples being scarce to
rates ; other descriptions met • good drama II
cline. Wheat, red, 45e. to 51e.; white, 54a W
29a. to 325. Beans, 50a. to 525.
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LIVERPOOL, JOLT 27.—There was • good atto
to-day's market, and wheat met a moderate dims
full rates of Tuesday. Flour in fair request, sem
asking a slight advance, which, however, was as
able. Indian oorn is again pressed for isle boss
sad seven' large lots have been cleared off US
qr. for prime mixed American. Beans steady
is the turn in favour of buyers. Oats slow of rah
late rates.

JULY ?T.—Wheat trade rad
Prises are rather lower than last Friday, bet tin
disposition to press sales. Other anklet
Averages, July t—Whest, 428 qrs., at 51s a

COAL& —Low9o9, JOLT 27. unpllartle
Wylain, 17a. Bd. ; Walls End Haswell, 901. Id
Thad Tnnstall, 18a. 9d. ; Walls End Hartlepool,
Walla End Hough Hall, 19a. 6d.: Wall' a
19a. ; Walla End East Hartlepool, 201. Jd
asarloat, 21; sold, 17.

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