The Express.
London, England, 1867-02-09 00:00:00

MARKETS

SUGAlL—limerm., FEB. B.—The demand Is dull. and ,erT les
sales hare been made In rawa or teased. Priers are rather
lower.

TA LLOW.—PRIDAT EVINING.—The market was flat, and prices
dosed as follows :—Spot and March. 43a. tid. to 43s iid Apr,!
to June, 43e. dd.; June, 441 October to December. Hs.
Odessa at auction made 41. 3d. to 441. d. : good to One. 4k t 4;
441 ; mined melt, 42a. tid. to 431 Ed.: beef, 41$. lid. to M. . add
and perished. :Co Australian or South American offering.
Town tallow, 431 3d., net cash. Cocoa nut oil flat. Cochin, :es.
Ceylon, S. 6d. Sydney. 45e. to 47a., good to line. Inlin eel
steady. floe Lagos, 40e. 6d. to 411 Accra at auction. 3On to
Palm nut oil nia

COITON.—LtEnron, FEB. B—The Magness In cotton hi.
been limited throughout the week, as the demand. Madam
general, has been confined chiefly to the simply ot the innuediate
wants of yammers. Under the Influence ot [Ares receipt, sAI
lower rates In the American porta, the quotations generaliy oho
decline from last week's prima Kea Island Is in anionic
request, and the new arrivals being sbundantly offered, f.nuer
prices are barely maintained. For American the demand is
general, bat so freely met by holders that prices have Mob sa
fd• to fit. per lb. In Brazil a decline has been sulanioNi
to of Id. to ed. per lb. Egyptian is only In Lundeen"
request, and has fallen Id. to Id. per lb. maims
barely supports former rates, particularly in the later
qualities. The sales in East India hare been confined to
supplying the immediate requirements of the trade, while et.
porters have also taken much less than of late, holders at the
lame time evincing increased anxiety to realise prices are gene-
rally id. per lb. lower. Speculators have taken during the seek
1,520 lodes: exporter*, 10,•560 bales ; and the trade, 31,1te Wks.
We hare had a good demand to-daymid a steadier market, closing
at about Id. to Id. per lb. advance. The sales are 12,400 hales, of
which 5,000 are for export and speculation. The following are
the official quotations—Yair Orleans, 1614. ; middling, 1414
fair Mobile, 15;d.: middling, 141 d. ; fair Uplands, 1514: end.
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COTTON 041008.—Mascnrsrga, Fut B.—The cloth and yarn
markets continue very sensitive, and a telegram from Lirerpod
to-day, that in consequence of &deices from the United State'
brokers at Liverpool had withdrawn their samples of cotton,
though not much credited, has had the effect of causing a little
more business. In shipping yarns there has been a little better
feeling and rather more bustue.' doing, but the prices taken
have been low and unremuneratire to the producer. Many
orders which have been held hack with a view of placing them
at lower prices have been given out to-day, buyers appearing to
think that after the gradual decline up to yesterday the market
has mein about touched the bottom fur the present. In home
trade yarns also the market is a little steadier. The low prices
ruling are inducing a little more business, but prices continue as
low as at any time during the week. The cloth trade, after being
exceedingly flat and depressed all the week, has been rather firmer
to-day- and higher prices have been asked bat not obtained.
Very little business has been done, and sellers report that they
cannot obtain any better prices than yesterday.

CORN. -CHELMSFORD. PIE. B.—Weather eery damp and un-
settled, which causes the wheat to come to market In wretched
condition. Such was dilticult to sell at eery blander prices ;
the best dry samples could scarcely be bought lower. Led, Ids.
to Ols. ; extra, Sts. White, ens. to 60a ; extra, 07s. Barley, less
offering, and best about the same ; secondary descriptions, ls.
L. lower. Beaus, but few offering, and fully as dear. Avenge
Wheat, cis. 6.1.: barley, 465. ed. ; oats, tut
Liviarced, M. B.—We had a moderate attendance at oar
market to-day, and the transactions In wheat were only of a
moderate extent at Tuesday's rates. Ylour In moderate request
at late rates. Indian corn In fair demand at 40s. per quarter.
Oats and oatmeal um-Banged. Beans is, per quarter lower.

COMA—LogDos, FEB. B.—Hate's West Hartley, let: Endales
West Hartley, 17a.: Davison'. West Hartley, 175.: Lamberts
West Hartley, 16a. lid.; Mouth Wytam, 165.: best 11 ylask
19a. W.: Walla Rod Oestortti, Ice. Id.: Walls End Nelson. 17.:
Walls End graddylla Heston, 17s. At.; Walls End Inuneellgate,
1115, 6d.; Walls End Helton, 195,: Walls End Helton Lyons.
165, 641.; Walls End Hartlepool. 175, tai.; Walls End Itellor.
17a. 64.: Walls End Lest Hartlepool, 18s. 3d.: walls End loath
Hartlepool, 14a. Od. Walls End Original Hartlepool, 19s
Walla End Thorley, 17a, 6d.; Walla End Tees, 113 s. 9d.-616ps
at market, 06 ; mold, 48.