The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-27 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—FaiDar Eritattho.—The market
quiet ; prices, bower, to-day are without furtheri
the market elasing as follows :--Spot, 445. ; in the t
43a. 9d. to 445. ; Dec., 445. 6d. ; January to Mute,
to 455. ; March, 455. 03d. There were no suctions
Odessa, sheep, is quoted 44e. 6d. ; beef, 441
American, 465., lit pipes. Soap tallow, 43e. ; lowa
low, 435. 3d. net mak. Cocoanut oil firm, Ooshia, r
to 695. ; Ceylon, 495. to 495. 6d. ; *Sydney, 465, sk,
middling to good. Palm ell, 44a. fine Lagos; layr
oil, Ca. 13d.

COTTON% —Ltmeom., Ocr. 26.—Cotton was
demand in the early part of the week, and prises
advanced ; but dna* Tuesday the business he
limited, and the market closes quietly with same
from last week's quotations in most descriptiona
Island, notwithstanding the unusually large Darned*,
of last week, a good badness has spin beta effected**
out producing any change in prices. Americas WM.
in comparatively good demand, but, after some ties la*
beginning of the week, closes id. to per I
lower. 13xaN,' except Penman, which is still in remit
export, has been in limited demand, and prices are he
supported. For Egyptian the inquiry continues tad
and quotations are reduced id. per lb. in the
qualities. Smyrna maintains the advance noticed
week. East India descriptions improved at the commease
meat of the week, but have since declined, and demise
id. per lb. below last Thursday's rates. Speculator, 4
taken during the week 9600 bales ; exporters,l4,6o.
and the trade, 34,890 bales. We have had an i
demand for cotton to-day (owing to telegraphic soma*
frost in America), and prices are slightly dearer.
sales are 12,000 bales, of which 5,000 are for egad
speculation. The followintaari the official quatetieml
Fair Orleans, 170. ; midd • , 150. ; fair Mobile, lf
middling, 15d.: fair Uplands, ; middling, 15d.

COTTON GOODS.—ld•Nocurrxe, Ocr. 26..
gram from New York, received in Liverpool this
reporting " a killing frost," bas not bad much dist
nor apparently at Liverpool, though early amount.
cotton market indicated a heavy speculative -
In shipping yarns our markel has been rather
' day, and some little business has been done
advance on what would have been obtained _
rate of prices yesterday. We bays certainly
pressed
depression at the close than we have had for
past. The market for home trade yarns has ,
quiet, for all numbers. In these the firm feeling
pool does not seem to have caused more burner
it may have been • check to the downward ter'
prices to some extent. In cloth the market
from Tuesday, and the subdued tons of the corn
yesterday further depressed prices. To-day, r-
influence of a better feeling at Liverpool, we
little more disposition to do business. There
fair inquiry for India shirting., and scene eta
been made, but at rates too low to lead to banner .
nufacturers fail to get up their prices to the rates
—say to within Gd. per piece. The short-time -
is progrearing among manufacturers, so as to
large decrease in production. Spinners en following
same course. In the district of Lees and Moesley
expected • million spindles will be on short time
Messrs. John Fender and Co.'s monthly circular
terday for India and China, via Marseilles, sar
last circular was dated the 9th inst., when
was generally pretty firm, but not active, e
oorrespondetre with the movement in Liverpool
out the whole fortnight aims we may say that In
been on the most limited scale, and this stets
continues, with somewhat lower prices, and them
meant), to a large extent nominal" The sews
quotes China skirtings in very light demand.
makes quoted :-39-inch, 71b.., lls. 9d. to 1
14s. 3d. to 14s. 9d. ; T cloths in rather better i
chiefly for nearer markets, at Is. sd. to la.
medium Mexicans, Is. 7d. and best makes at
dis shirting., 39. inch, b lb., 8.. 9d. to 9..
10s. to 10s. 3d. ; 71b.., I s. 3d. to 12s. Wide
Is. Bd. to ls. 9d. per lb. T cloths, 29-inch, 411 n.,
6s. 1441. ; 32-inch, Gibe., 7.. 3d. to 7s. 9d. ; Gibs.,
9s. ; 71bs., 10e. to 10.. Gd. Long cloths, is. 5,1
per lb. Grey madapollams, 32-inch, 31r.,
ss. 3d. ; 50-inch, Nibs , 9.. to 9s. 3d. Green
sales at 6.1. 61 to 6a. 110. Yarns rose about
between the 9th and 111th inst., but the 'dram
generally followed by buyers was soon lost. A
there is considerable depression, and short time
having been resorted to by a few large spinners,
increase.

CORN.—OHILMSFORD, OCT. 26.—There was
rate supply of wheat at market to-day, and
mend at 3s. to 4s. advance on the week, red r
lug 58a. to 60s. ; white, 644. to 68s. Barley,
ing, Is. to 2s. dearer, 464. to 535. ;
Beans fully Is. dearer.
LINCOLN, Oor. 26.—We have had a good supply
and fine qualities found buyers at Is. advance. /4(
in inferior samples. Wheat, red, 48s. to 1'
50s. to 655. Barley fully supported late rates,
Oats, 255. to 35e. ; peas, 555. to 58s.
LivE•PonL, OCT. 26.—T0-day's market
tended, and wheat met a moderately good demand
advance of 4d. to 7± ,per cental on the week. Y
and prices unchan Indian corn in good
improvement of per qr. since Friday last.
per bushel dearer. Beans quiet. Barley
changed. Malt rather higher.
WAKEFIELD, Ocr. 26.—Wheat meets a fair
demand, at 24. advance on last Friday's p
barley le. dearer. Market averages for the..
Oct. 22:—Wheat, 273 qra., at 45e. ; barley,
40s. 40. ; oats, 40, at 184.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
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open. mong cbandlas.
Week ending Oct. 7. a a
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Week ending Oct. 14.
London,Thbary,tBouthead Li% 864

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