The Express.
London, England, 1867-12-07 00:00:00

MARKET&

farGAL—Humor, Due 6.—The market Is very fiat, and las
sales of the week have bean 000ftwed to a few small parcels el
refined. Prices are fully ed. lower.

TALLOW.—FIWAT tromeo.—The market was steady to.
day, clodng:—January, 43a 3d. /dank 414. Aptil to Jaw,
44a. to Ma 9d. At auction toddy, at 374 casks offered. all wig
St. Petersburg soaps, 41a. 3d. to els. 9d. Australian mutton, 43t
to 441. Beef, 41s. 6d. to 42a. Id. No Wens or South Asanricam
offering. Town tallow, els. dd. net cash. Delivery to ISM
evening, 1,600 oinks; arrivals, 625 casks. Cocoa nut ull Wady.
Cochin, 66a. 6d. to 675. : Ceylon, 61s. to Id. ; Sydney, 47a to
49a. 6d. for middling to gm. Palm otl firm ; 41a, ens Lagoa.
At auction, 401. Yd. to 41a was made for a parcel of Coop

COTTON% —Lir=POOL, Dim 6.—Cotton was In limited demand
in the early part of the week, with a further decline In prises,
but on Tuesday afternoon the lamina's increased, and on Wed.
uesday extensive purchases were made by the trade and ex-
porters, as well as by speculators, the market showing more
firmness. To-day also the sales have been large, and the week
closes with animation, the gaotetions of last Thursday having
In must instances been recovered. Sea Wand has been In mak.
rate demand, without change in prices American is In in.
creased request, and after falling about Id. In the beginning of
the week, has recovered last Thursdays quotations. New York
advice. to the 6th Inst. quote Middling American 164 cents, cesting
to sell In Liverpool 7ld. per selling vessel, 7 9-16 d per steamer
Brazil hes been heavy of sate, and has given way Id. .pm lb.
Egyptian has been abundantly offered, and has declined per
lb. East India, in the early part of the week, was freely sold at
a reduction of shoat id. per lb.: but during the pest few dam
prices hays rallied, and, with a few exceptioti, last Thursday,
quotations ere renewed. Speculators have taken during the
week, 4,330 bales : exporters, 11,810 bales : and the trade, 57,340
bales. We have had an active demand to-day, and with a rep
firm tone, closing at about id. per lb. advance. The sales are
14.000 bales, of which 8,000 are for export and speculation. The
following are the official quotations: Fair Orleauti :
7ld. ; fair Mobile, eta.: diddling, 71d. ; :fair Uplands,
gad. ; middling, 7ld.

COTTON GOODS.-11sscanarga, Dee ft—ln yarns we have
had au advance of per lb. today, u compared with Tuesday,
and a good bushier has been 'Sleeted. In cloths also there is
an improvement ; up to yesterday there wee no new feature in
the market since Tuesday, except that a slight increase of busi.
rtes had been perceptible. Yesterday considerable excitement
prevailed, although the Caen, which were of exceedingly large
amount, were confined to few hands, and the business done
showed only • very small improvement in price. The active in-
quiries led bat to Inds butentes. The excitement In the Liverpool
cotton market, and the advanced prices at which yarn has had to
be bought, have obliged ostlers to ask higher prices. The inquiry
continues to-day, and Ma Occults' more general, but the seal of
offers marks but little improvement, and as the large bushier
done In cotton has induced manufacturers to advance their quo-
tabor's, the actual treusctions have ouly been of moderate
amount. These remarks apply principally to goods fur India
and China. In other descriptions of cloth any attempt to ad-
vance prices checks business.

CORN.--CRILBSTOID, DEC. o.—There wee a small supply
of wheat today, and many Amapa.* in poor condition . such sold
at irregular priors, while beet nine could not be had on better
terms than last week. Red, 811 n. to 88e ; extra, (173 . white, 701.
to 71a.: extra, 75e. Barley, bait malting, scarce, and la. dearer,
38a. to les. ; malting. 43a. b 461. ; extra, 48a

Loioout. Dgc. 6—With a good supply of wheat to-day lad
week's prier were supported. Harley was la per qr. higher,
with a good demand. Wheat, red, els. to Oa.. white, ?at to
Yea Braley, aus. to lea. Oata, lea. to 34a.

00A1.8.—Lownon, DEC. 9—Hastings Hartley, 18a. Holy.
well Slain, 90s, ; West Hartley, lea Ed. ; Well. End Bagwell.
6d.: Walls Ind Helton, 18s. ed. ; Walls Ind Hellos
Lyon, 19e.: Walls End Hawthorn, la. 2d.: Wells End Beath
Helton, As. ; Walls End Wagtail, 19s. Walls Ind Candor,
10e. 7d.: Walls End Hartlepool, Us. 9d. ; Walls End
ilit=
Hall, 20a. ; Walls End Kolbe, 19a. ; Wells End ltaet
pool, Ine. 6J.. &sawmill!' Can 18e. Ed. ; Cowpen Hartley,
lea 9d.-Bhlps at market, ;old 82.