The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-21 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUCIAR.—BRISTOL, Serr. 20.—The market has lets
rather quiet this week, and the sales have not been large.
prices remain unaltered. Refined dull, and late praw
barely supported. Rum in steady demand.

TALLOW.—FImar Evwgo.—The market was steady
to-day. We quote new Y.U. 43e. 3d. ; old, 434, m
weighed ; to December, 43a. 3d., sellers ; end
December, 43e. 6d. ; Jenuary to March 44a. Town WOW.
42a. 6d. net cash. At public sales, of 600 casks offend
270 sold at and alter the auctions. Taganrog beef, 42a bd.
to 425. good, 41a. 6d. inferior ; sheep, 44a. to 444. 611. good
to fine. South American Ist
_pipes, 445. 641. Coon air.
oil steady : Cochin, 56e. to 5i a. ; Ceylon, 525. ;
tine, 51e. ; good, 49a. to 50a., down to 45a. for low. lain firm, 41a. lid., fine Lagos.

COTTON.—uyzapooL, Sr.rr. 20.—The increased de.
mend for cotton, induced by the recent heavy fall in
prices, and by the more extensive business in Manchester,
noticed at the close of last week, has been followed b
Ipurchases to a considerable extent daily. There has beta
eas pressure to sell, but still an abundant choice offering,
and prices show some decline from last Thursday's qsr
tines in most descriptions. For Sea Island there has bees
an unproved demand, which has been freely supplied at
previous prices. American has been in extensive rupee,
but is quoted Ad. to id. per lb. lower. New York elver
to the 19th instant quote middling Amertan at 25 cacti,
costing to sell in Liverpool 100. per sailing vessel Sr
steamer. Owing to the great desire to sell Brazil, prim
have given way id. to td. per lb. In Egyptian, lout
rates accepted by holders at the commencement of the
week having attracted the attention of the trade, a lug
business has been transacted, and during the last few den
prices have become steadier. Fur Bast India the dermal
has been good, but has been freely met by holders, sal
prices show no material change from those current lag
week. In cotton "to arrive "little has been done; tic
latest quotations reported are—Broach, fair newnierchase,
from quay, 7d. ; Dhollerah, fair new merchants, Jae
sailing, Ofd. per lb. The sales of the week amount
75,240 bales, including 4,570 on speculation, and hi,*
declared for export, leaving 54,210 bales to the trade. Tb,
sales to-day will probably amount to 12,00 U bales, with
steady market

COTTON GOODS.-111Aimesrii, Sire. 20.—R,
have had a quieter market since Tuesday, and to-day that
is less doing both in cloth and yarn. A good many ex-
tracts were given out for fabrics suitable to the market c
India and China a week or two ago, and mast of thee
extend into October, so that amongst thin class of goai
there is less pressure to sell. Shipping and home trade
yarns have been rather easier to buy to-day where *newt
are not engaged, but have only been dealt in to a liana!
extent. Manufacturers out of contract are more easy is
deal with than others, and cloth generally is winos agac
little irregular as to prices. A telegram from Calcutta c
the 16th inst. quotes Manchester goods lower, with ha
doing.

CORN.—CIIII.IIBFORD, SEPT. 20.—There was s mode.
rate supply of wheat at market to-day, and many sample
of poor quality ; such were slow to sell, while the lee
runs realised last week's prices ; red, 60s. to 665. ; white.
645. to 70s. Barley, a few samples offering, 425. to 4:4
Beans scam, 40s. to 455.
LINCoLN, SEPT. 20.—We have had a good supply of bad
wheat and barley, and both articles were ls. per yr. krn.
Wheat, red, 625. to 665.; white, his. to 725. Barley, 375.
to 42.5.

WAKEFIELD. SEPT. 20.—Harvest work progresses, but it
la far from being brought to a conclusion in this part of lie
country, or the north ; as far as threshing of wheat ho
proceeded, the result generally has been very ussatisfao
tory both as to quality and yield, and there ts now little
doubt but that the crop will fall far short of au average
in-mince, and this also applies to France as well as the
Baltic provinces. Hitherto very little, commiratively, hu
been brought to market, and even with a good supply there
seems to be but a small chance of nicking any serious im-
pression on prices ; indeed, with the small stocks of old
wheat left, and the improbability of receiving any lino
quantities of grain from any other country for some Mani
to come, we think it quite likely that the tendency will be
towards higher rates rather than otherwise. We ore se
derately supplied with wheat to-day, which meets a good
demand at ls. per qr. over the prices of this day wrii.
Bar ley steady at 32a. to tbs. Beans and other articles
1118 before.

COILS—LONDON, BQr. 20.—Holywell Maio, 17t:
North Felton Gas, 12s. 9d. ; Walbettie Hartley, rd. (41.;
West Hartley, lee. 9d. ; Walls End Riddell, 19i.
Walls End Hatton, 21s. Gd. ; Walls End Hatton Lyons
19s. 3d ; Walls End New Belmont 19a. Gd. ; W.dii
Hartlepool, 20s. 9d. ; Walls End Keller°, 20s.
End East 'Hartlepool. 21a. 3d. ; Walla End Tees, !la..nt
—Ships at market, 33 ; sold, 32.