The Express.
London, England, 1866-01-06 00:00:00

MARKET&

SUGAR. —81118704 JAL s.—The demand hie ham ray
dull this week, sod only a few parcels of West 1.611, et
the spot, bay. toned Wynn, at prams sbotrisg a dulls
in value of fully 6d. pee ewe. Banned gouda are is fait da
mend, at full prices.

TALLOW. FRIDAY Emma. —The marl* was 144
to-day. Spot, 48a. ; Jaaaary, 475. fxl., sellers ; Muck
4Se. bd. ; April to JUDO, 48s. 3d. ; October to Deetwift,
495. 6d. Tows tallow doolioed L. 6.1.—t0 465. 94. ask.
At public saL 560c0ak4 were awed, of which 130 sold a
and after auction. 1864 Y.O. feteltsd 474. ; 1862 B,IL,
465. 641. ; Austsalian beef, 475. fins ; South Antethas, la
pipes, bonsai in at 48s. 3d. Coops nut oil, 52,.. ; Coda.
48a. ; Ceylon. 45a. to 474. ; Sydoey, very Was ascii
Palm oil quiet, at 435. 6d. to 44e. fine Lagos.

OOTTON.—Livkaimot, JAN. IS: -Cotton lies bin k
ineresesd demand Hem the opening of the year. Os ton
day extreme rates were obtained ; yesterday the market an
more freely supplied and rather easier, and on Thursday, a
the advance of the Bank rate to 8 per cent., faa mum"
decline was submitted to of id. per lb. In Sea Woad ties
has been a moderate busiest, at previous rates. Amman
is is general demand, and was id. per lb. dearer on TM
day, but closys at a slight reduction from last wiles
rates. Brazil is is fair request. sad has commaatisd tsl
prices. In Egyptian a considerable business km best
done. and quotations of fair quality are admired id,
per lb. The scarcity of Smyrna bas enabled balker
in many oases to obtain as advance of id. to it
per lb., and the full prices are still very nearly wee.
Mined. In East India there has brim a fair meat el
business transacted, with little or no change from theme.
tattoos of last week, except for the inferior kinds, eloilk
from their comparative scarcity, are slightly dear. Is
China and Japan there is little offering. the Hock Wm
limited ;no change can be made from last wean a
Speculators have taken during the week 6,820 baler ;
portent, 13.440 bales and the trade, 35,110 bake. Ws
have had a fair demand to•day, and a quiet market, el
uncharged priees. Ths sales are 8.000 bales,
2.000 are for export and speculation. The following an as
official quotations :—Fair Orleans, 22 d. ; middling, 211;
fair Mobile. 220. ; middling. 200. ; fan Uplands, 2111.;
middling, WS.

COTTON GOODS. —NANCHEnTIII. J ax.s.—For 'hippie/
yarns the further advance of the Bank rate has ratter
checked huskies., but there is • good inquiry, and the ad.
woes from China are such as to have led some honest b
operate pretty freely to-day at the full prices demanded by
spinners. There are some considerable orders in the market,
which are held back by parties expecting to do better by
waiting. Prices were firm at the close, and there is ad
the slightest giving way. In boine-trade yarn' theme set
much business going on, but the market ie, in the orals,
steady. Prices are nominally as on Tuesday, bat with so
great pressure to selL in tan branch there is very little
change since Tuesday, except that there is less Wizen,
Io cloth the alteration in the Bask rate bu hal
the effect of checking business nay considerably.
The absence of stocks prevents any apparent weaklier§
from manifesting itself so far. Manufacturers, though net
deeply eugsged as a rule at the present time, have sufficient
orders to go on with to prevent much anxiety on their put,
and to keep them from pressing sales on the market. IN
have little evidence of a disposition to purchase os tie
part of operations. seem to be hiding off from soythini
like large and the only business done seems b
be in small quantities. If the market presents any en
feature it is in a slight diminution in price.. The Climbs
of Commerce have issued a report on the mildew gamble.
They do not attach blame to any one class of the clot
trade, considering that mildew has arisen io most cues tree
the ignorant nee of certain materials and promos id
sizing rather than from culpable intention ; and Noy
recommend a return to the use of uodnigged sire.

CORN.—Cammaronn, JAN. s.—We had a fair ibis
of wheat, and the condition such that little haiku's' IN
done. Really fine samplea made fall prima. Rad, 40a N
46e. ; white, 461. to 50e. Barley firm for best tuna. Han
dull, and Is. lower, condition bad.
LiNcour, JAN. s.—We have bad a small supply of ANA
nearly all being in bad condition. Fine parcels made ha
week's prices, but there was no demand for other qaalitir
Barley undimmed in valne. Wheat, red, 435. to 471;
white, eits. to 535. Barley, 28s. to 40s. Oats. 251. tout
WACIFIZLD. JAN. s.—Wbeat trade dull. Old mike
lower. New Is. cheaper. and difficult to quit. Is buiff
no change. Beans and oats in favour of buyers. Aveiqa
for week ending Jan. 1 :—Wbett, 608 qrs. at 4Sii. Aft;
barley, 686 qrs. at 375. ; oat., 150 gm. at 26a Iftl

00ALH.—Loirootr, JAW. s.—Heetioge Hartle!, 16a 9d;
Walla Eod Braddvlls 18i. ; Walls Ead Hotta
19.. ; Walls Bad Russel's listtoo, 17s. ti 3. ; Will. Sai
South Ratios, 19s. ; Walls Lad Cassop, 184. ; Will.
Hartlepool, 18e. Sd. • Walls Bud Health Hall, ;
End Hallos, 17s. 93: ; Walls End Snah Kell"
Carway sad Daftryo Maltiaa, 24a —Ships at market,*
sold, 22.