The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-13 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAlL—Binerroi, Ocr. 12.—The demand continues
extremely dull, and warmly any business bas been dons
this week.

TALLOW.—PRIDAT Eyfiram.—The market has been
steady to.day, with the closing quotations as follows :
Spot, 445. 6d. ; all the year, 445. ; December, 445. 9d. ;
January to March, 455. 3d. ; March, 465.; town tallow;
445., net cash. At auctions Petersburg soaps sold at 44a;
now to be had at 435. Mi. Odessa, sheep, 445. 6d. to 45L ;
beef, 445. 6d. ; Sonths, 465. asked let pipes. Comsat
oil firm ; Cochin, 58s. ; Ceylon, 48s. to 45.. 6d. ; Bythisy,
445. to 465., fair to fine. Palm oil, 442. fine Lips ; pahn•
nut oil, 41s. fid. to 425.

COTTON.—Lresitrom, Ocr. 12.—The Gotten =del
was dull on Friday, but became firmer on Saturday, sad
has mince been active at gradually hardening prices, owl
to advice' from Bombay of higher rates ; and, notwith-
standing lower quotations from New York, the week
closes firmly with an advance in most descriptions. Bee
Island is again in active request, and prices of carnet
qualities are firmly supported. American continues in
general demand, and has advanced id. to id. per lb.,
chiefly in ordinary and middling descriptions. In Brad
the business has increased during tLe last few din
particularly for export, without much change. Foppliii
is more in request, and steady, at last week's potation
for the better descriptions, while commoner kinds ranee
dull and irregular. Smyrna has risen 4d. to with ia
increased business. East India has continued in good de
mend throughout the week, and prices are quoted id. is
id. per lb. higher ; the common qualities being ewes,
command the extreme advance. China meets a ready oak
at fully id. per lb. advance. Of Japan there is no neck
here. Speculators have taken during the week 18,490
Lake, exporters 21,580 bales, and the trade 49,420 balm
We have had a good demand to-day and a ray km
market, at dearer prices. The sales are 18,000 bales, d
which 8,096 are for export and speculation. The following
are the official quotations:—Fair Orleans, l 6 d.; middling,
15id. ; fair Mobile, 16d. ; middling, 15d. ; fair rphads,
le& ; middling, 151.

COTTON GOODS.--Pdxfictafffin, Ocr. 12.—The ism
market has been a little more active, but there is no ire•
movement in cloth. In shipping yarns there has been
rather more business in consequence of more encouraging
:union from the East, and some rather large parcels
of We mule have been taken for that quarter at
rather better prices than would have been Atoned sa
Tuesday. Prices were strong to the close. In home trade
yarns we have had a very firm market, with • study
business, but sellers find it very difficult to keep pace
the increasing cost of cotton at Liverpool. The basso
doing is rather the result of pressure through the 00011
market than of any urgent demand, and therefore to lam
extent partakes of a speculative feeling. For cloth, bap
en have not the slightest disposition to follow the 'dream
in yarn and cotton, and the business done since Twain:
has been on a small scale. Where higher prices than thom
of Tuesday have been demanded businem has been dn-
couraged and checked. Buyers continue to act with s
caution that appears something like timidity, and will act
commit themselves to offers for any but small quantities.
India makes of cloth are less saleable than Mhos, sad
to-day's market may be described as dull sad inactive,
with quotations about the same as on Tuesday.

COON.—CTINUIRTORD, Ocr. 12.—We had a fair show
of wheat at market today, and condition somewhat is
proved. Best description' rather easier. Inferior Is. to
2s. lower. Barley, best runs, made hot week's rate*: int
tenor neglected. Market ended firm. Average: Wheat,
545. 101. ; barley, 445. 11d. ; oats, 20e. 7d.
Lusoor.x, OCT. 12.—We have had a fair supply of what,
a great portion of which was in poor condi de
tion. TM
samples were dull at last week's prices, whilst other
scriptions were difficult to quit. 'Wheat, red, 421. toast
white, lids. to Ms. Fine barley fully as dear u kayak
—Mk. to Oks. Oats, 255. to :its.
Lrvziteoot, Ocr. 12.—We had only a moderate attend-
tune at our market to-day, and a very quiet (eels; has
prevailed throughout ; and though there is not moth
pressure to sell wheat, prices are in buyer's favour. Flour
steady, at previous rates. Indian corn more firm,
about lA. per quarter advance over Tuesday's rates.
WARTTIELD, OCT. 12.—We have a good demand for tee
old wheat at lc per qr. advance from last Friday
; dry
new reds sell at late rates, but ill-conditioned parcels am
positively unsaleable. Fine barleys quite as dear;
al
other descriptions rather give way in price. Bens aorta
and make extreme rates. Oats and other articles saint"

COALS!.—LONDON, Ocr. 12.—Ho1y-well Main, 17,..61;
Lambert's West Hartley, 17s. 941.; West Wylam, 164. 14i
Walls End Aoorn Close, 19s. 9d. • Walls End
19s. ; Walls End Braddylls Hetton, 6d. ; W.=
Haswell, 21s. 3d. ; Walls End Hetton, 21s. 31. ; Was
End Hetton Lyons, 12s. ; Walls End Pensber Primal%
lris. 6d. ; Walls End Tunstall, 19a. ;W Walls End Casith
20s. 91. • Walla End Hartlepool, ; Walk' Eat
Kelloe, 20s. 6d. • Walls End Hartlepool, 21a
Walls End Tees, 21a.--Sbips at market, 51 ; sold, 43.