The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-02 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—ParnaT EvaitiNG.—lle tallow market was to
and prices closed as follows -Spot and all Starch, afts. to 425. %.1
April to June, aft. ; June, aft. 6d. ; October to December, 4,
-at this price several hundred tons sold yesterday and
day. Australian beef, sis. tine ; South American ditto, here s
auction, some second quality bought in at 411. 6d. Town talky
415. lid. net cash. Delivery to hot evening, I,T3D ; arrtob.
1,042. Cocoanut oil firm ; Cochin, tine, 595. ; Ceylon, fe,
Sydney, at auction, 435. to 465. ; mixed to good clean, for ee,
which is scarce, x to Ss. more is demanded Palm nil to
411. fine Lagos. Paha nut oil, 36.5.-IProm the circular of
Smith and Charles.)

COTTON.—Lrviapoou Kasai I.—Cdtas was la fair duo!
la the early part of the week, but freely offered ; mud on Ts—
day the market became very dull and irregular, with iniususlo
small sales and a decided decline. On Wednesday the demos!
revived, and the business yesterday was considerable, with sub
mower, In prices, which, however, are mid below those et las
week. Sea Island is in good request, but freely offered at the
reduced prices of Mat week. American is in general dereard
but the recent Imports have been freely placed upon the markt'.
and after a fall of about id. on Tuesday, quotations close sbe
Ild. below last Thursday. Brazil has been freely oiled
at prices about id. lower. Egyptian of the better qm
bales is firmly held at full prices, but the common,:
descriptions are still heavy of sale. Smyrna is press:
for sale, and irregular, at about Id. per lb. decline. n,
business in East India has been transacted at rather i:
regular and lower priced hut yesterday they closed with mind
steadiness and with a limited choice. Speculators have tains
during the week 3,170 bales, exporters 11,070 bales, and tic
trade 33.1110 bales. We have had • good demand today, and
dearer market, closing firm. The sales are 10,000 bales, of a 01,1
2,000 are for export and speculation. The following are Or
°Metal quotations :—Valr Orleans, 1544 ; middling, 13/.1. far
Mobile, 101 ; mlddling, 130. ; fair Uplands, 141.1. ; tuiddllug
131.1.

COTTON GOODK —MAitcniterza, MARCH 1.—.1 report ,4
some alight Improvement in the Liverpool cotton market. follow
Inn on a firmer market yesterday, has caused a more cheerful
feeling In our cloth market this morning. The report, has not
had the effect of causing any Improvement In prices, nor hat the
alight excitement caused by It led to a much Increased bud.,
The inquiry has simply been a little more general than for s
days previously, The actual !liminess of the day has been sai..l
Lower prices have been offered for shirtintri. but they have t
met with general acceptance. and sellers of cloths geniis
quote prices with but little positive change wince Tnesi..
Salem of yarns say that at the reduced prices to which split' .5
have fallen during the week buyers have been willing to pl.
some orders to day, and where spinners were (Minos.' to u
them on these terms a moderate business has been done. x•
have telegrams from Indio. At Calcutta. Feb. Pl, goods I‘.
yarns wre declining Silb shirting*, lits. 3d. ; 12s
Bombsy,e 2:4h, ii lb shirtings, lie M.

SUGAR —Bittfemt. MARCH I.—The market cemthnies
active, and very little Lusineas doing ; prices are quite nomv
Relined Is again cheaper. Rum in fair demand.

CORN.—LINCOLN, MARCH I.—Welts.* had a good aft,
anee at market to-day, and a fair supply of wheat. Alibi,'
the demand was limited, purchases could not be made at lni.•
terms except for inferior qualities. Harley fully la per
lower. Wheat, red, Ma. to 545. ; white, 68a. barley. Ur.
490. Oats, Ws. to 19a

CMlLmsroan, MARCH I.—We had a small supply of Ow..
the condition of the fresh threshed wheat was much improo
such wild at last week's prices with a firmer feeling In the tem:,
damp samples almost unsaleable. Red: Fits. to 62e .
60s to 6:4 extra. 06a. Beane very firm, at late rib:3
dull. Average :—Wheat, Eta. 10d. ; barley, 47e.
•

LIVERPOOL, MARCH I.—We had a moderate attendance at
market to-.lap. Wheat met with rather a slow sale. and on, •
are barely so rend as on Tuesday. Flour contimica
dell. and prices are nominally unaltered. Indian corn
limited request at a decline of ad. per qr. Items siacif-
Parley a shade lower. Peas quiet.
Wt renew,. MARCH 1. —Fine wheat In steady C ,nsumpthe
demand at last weeks peon ; Inferior difficult to quit. ffidl'i
dull. and rather lower.

COALS —LOUDON. MARCH I.—Holywell Slain. les ; Wes Mum
lea. 3d. ; Walls End Haswell, les. ; Walls End Hetton, les .
Walls End Hetton Lyons, les. Pd.. Walls End Russel's Ilett s.
16s. 64. ; Walls End Tunstall. les. . Waite End Owlet,.
17a 64. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 175.: Walls End Ker..
164. :id.; Walls End East Hartlepool. 17e. 3d. Walls End Tr
don Grange, 1611. ; Brsacepeth Cennel. lee —Alps at market, t.
sold, 44.