The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-12 00:00:00

9.—Ocr. 9.

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pr. eta*. M.
110,334 134.73/
MAIO 22,191
sics;
714 304
10.4711
an? 50.311
313 2,113
4.229 972
2&041 SUSI

TALLOW.—The tallow market wu firm throughout lad
week, and in the course of the week advanced from 6d. to 9d.
per cwt. To-day the market 11111 been more quiet on the
spot. In umpteen's of the io:ntinued absence of arrivals
prices sue fairly supported, but for forward periods we notice
• decline from the beet point of lest week of 6d. per cwt.,
olosing :—Spot, new Y.O , 60a.; all the year. 495. 6d.;
separately, 49e. 94. to 605.; January to March, 60a.; sepa-
rately, 60a. 6d.; Odessa sheep, 60e. to 60a. 3d. ; ditto best,
49e. to 495. 36.; South American still without farther
arrivsla, sad holden inn at 61s. 66.; palm oil, 40s. to
40e. 106.; oncornut oil, Cochin, 40a. ; Ceylon, 38a. ; town
tallow, 60s. Xi. net cub. The maket from St. Peter,borg
is quoted at 162 rs. Shipped off to Saturday, 75,030 maks ;
on the quay, 30,000 omaks.

COTTON.—LrvenPoot, OL7. 11.—The market remains
anehansed in tone and price. Salm, 7,000 bales; export,
600. 600 Sant, at 44. to 4 1-16 d ; 160 Egyptian, at 81d. to
81d.; 60 Yernam, at 80.; 40 Mmanham, at 84.; 6,760
American.

THB WINE AND SPIRIT TRADE.—In the whoa
end spirit trade the same inactivity reported for several
mouths past asthma. dealers being determined to limit
their purchases se much as possible ; and as no speculation
has existed for a cosuriderable period, prices remain affected
by legitimate demand only. The favourable reports from the
various wine producing districts of Europe of neoresity tend
to induce dealers to reduce their bonded stocks lower than
aver. This Is quite ricer, for on reference to the Board of
Tiede returns tor eight month. ending the illat of August
lest, the importation of all wines reached 3,768,847 gallons
rely, white the quantities taken for home conaumption and
export--total-6,862,708 gallons. Sherry—The latest ad-
vice@ to hand from Keret report a moot favourable result of
the gathering in that district. Some of the growers express
themselves disappointed at the quantity of Matto" proving
smaller than was at first anticipated, but undoubtedly a large
yield of doe sherry has this year been secured free from
▪ Deems most, however, beer in mind that dimmest
be even for Hato" to become sherry, and that
1861 is the first large crop secured forseveral years,
end else that while (since Jemmy) the importation
et she,,, into the United Kingdom ha. declined
alms 13,000 butts, the home consumption for the
mane period shows only a demean of about 1,600 butts. That
the result of the present vintage will prevent any farther rise
Mirka% Is on all hands admitted ; but with respect to lower
quotation@ one single fine vintage can do but little, while
wince available for present shipment remain in such limited
eapply. Port The latest advice, to hand from the Douro
appear somewhat coofboting, bat it is hoped some fine wine
will be made this year—how far the same may be affected in
flavour, by the reported liberal use of sulphur, monism to be
proved. As far aatbe English importers are concerned, their
greet anxiety is to eaters fine wine, much of that sent forward
Olean from Oporto proving very inferior sad tussatisfectory;
dashes in the masa time will not be induced to perchase at
the premot high limits. Brandy From Cognac the latest
reports to hand are extremely favourable; the present crop
is not oily large but the quality promises to be esosedingly
Ana If 'twitting aus tend to thick the exportation of those
Werke sospooads which have been so largely shipped to
Atteralia as genuine " Ran de vie de Cognac," it will be the
fine brandy of 1867 tied 1858, especially if the groves are
eats( to accept moderate prices for their product.—(From
Maws. F. W. Combs' Monthly Clreular.)

Om. 11.—The supply to-day

wee aboat Tie se ;of rlrp . fit;
desesad slow foe mitt, at rather lower prior for ,Oe beet
eteek; Twiddling wad Wirier amok lower, wad difficult to
NU. Snoop slow, at fanner pricer.

COALS.-Loorsoo, Oat. 11.-Buddle's Wei Hartley,
154. 9d.; Surabaya, 16..6d. ; Byrnes'. Rebottle West Hart-
ley, 16s. 9d. ; Davlsoo's West Harslay. 16.. 9d. ; Reredos
Hanky, 16e. ; Holywoll, 141.6 d.; Lansbeet's West Hartley,
154. N Monads Wen Hartley, 165.; Nestleworth Prigs-
rye, 12.. 6d.; Tyro Mein, 13. , Tsaßold Maw, 134.; Tan-
-11.14 Moor Balsa, 135.; West Wylato, 13.. 6d. ; Wldtrklgi's
17. Wylasn, 14.. 6d.; Walls Hod Acorn
; Wall. Rai Batson, 16s. 6d.; Walls Bad Edon,
17a 34.; Walla End Goatords, 16a. ; Via/4 End Harsco,
164. 6d.; Walla End Northamberlsod, 16.. 3d.; Walls End
Riddell, 16.. ; Wells End 8011, 16.. 3d.; Wall. Bed Bei-
m est, 16s. 3d.; Walls Bed Braddylls Hettoo, 17.. 3d.;
Wall. End Haswell. 18s. 9..; Welts End Hatton, 18.. 3d.;
Walls End Kepler Orange, 17.. 94 ; Walls End launeN
18a. 3d. ; Walls End RUIO/4.1 Helton, 17..; Walls Hod
S•intb Heston, 18.. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's, 1%. 6d.;
Walls End Shincliffe, 16..9d.; Walls End Camay, 17s. 3d.;

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Walla End Hartlepool Helton, 17a. 6d. ; Walla End llengh
Hall, 17a. ; Walla End Hunwiek, 14e. 9d.; Walla End
Kell" 17a. 6d; Walls End South Hartlepool, 16a. 9d.;
Walla End Thornley 16s. 3d ; Nixon'a Merthyr, 21a. ;
Powell's Darin Sieam, 21a.-81Wps at market, 123 ;
sold, 116.