The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-07 00:00:00

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COTTON.—Ltrat: rem., B.—Ws have had a fair
demand to-day, sad a Arta market at preview' prices. The
odes see 8,000 inks, of which 1,600 are tor export sad
speculation.

NBTALS.—We regret emit the progress of the metal
market during the last mouth has not realised the hopes
that we formed from Its bright pllmPecte Is our Wt circular.
Not that we emisidar its actual position to be 'resound rww
then at the ocenumnosinent of the 7.'r—emY! in some respect.

it is even improved—buss, fn 00,3;eqsence of the snddeli rise
in the veins of money, business has received a check, and the
good effects which would have shown themselves from our
improved commercial relations with France, have for the time
been rendered unavailable. The very suddenness,,however, of
this rise is the beat guarantee that it will be but of short
duration. In the meantime, the effect upon the market has
been depressing ; operations have been restricted for fear of
what might take place; and though the amount of business
done hu been quite up to the average, there has been
an stenos of animation, and general dulness pre-
vailing. In lead and pig iron there has been
an increase in veins; in tin and fruiter the reverse.
Iran.—Only a moderate business has been dose in Welsh
ban, and late pncee an with difficulty maintained. Some
traneactions have taken plate at 61. I2s. ed. in Wales, but
cif 16s. is the general quotation. Considerable contracts
Min been nude in rails, but at low prima. A good Mini-
mise has been dove in Staffordshire iron ; all the best
makers are full of orders, and many anticipate an advance
next quarter. A large badness lase been done in Scotch
pig iron. and prices have dunned to 61s. cash. The rise is
muted by the expected change in the French tariff, and the
threatened strike among the miners and colliers In Scotland.
The misters have given notice that unless the colliers at the
Cowan Works resume work at old wages they will blow out,
which Ding materially curtail the make. The ninth is
anxiously looked for. Both =gerund men are firm. The
former have blown out 86 thrown, and given notice to
eight more ; while the colliers, at • meeting yesterday, were
fully determined to resist. The shipments from the let of
January this year up to end of last month were 31.367 tuns
wrist 24,228 tons the same period of last year.—(From the
Monthly Circular of Messrs. von Dedelszen and North.)

TALLOW.—The tallow market was again firm throughout
last week, and prices must be quoted la. per awL higher than
cm last Monday. The trade demand has been large for the
time of year, and the stock of " sorts" and of Y. C. out of
the hands of the Russian holders is very nearly exhausted.
Speculatively there are few sellers far forward periods, and
the market closes firm. Spot, and all March, 69e. 9d. ; April
to June, He. 9d. to 67.. ; October to December, 63e. 94 .to
Ma. Odessa tallow, to arrive by steamer due on Thursday,
is to be bad at 69e. for sheep, and 68u 6d. for beef. Town
tallow, 59e. 3d. net cash ; palm oil, 46a. 91. to 47r. ; room
nut oil, Cochin, 44e. 9d. to 46e. 6d.; Ceylon, 425. to Hs. ;
rough fat, 3s. 3d.—(From the eirenlar of Mews. Smith and
Charles, dated Monday evening.)

CATTLE.—LryzaPooi, FIB. 6.—The ,apply of cattle
to-day was larger than oa last Monday. A good demand at
fall prices. Sheep are in imam supply, a slow demand,
sad picas rather lower. Beef, 64d. to 7d.; mutton, 6d. to
Sid. Cattle at market, 2,126 ; sheep, 7,443.

COALS.—LONDON, FEB. 6.—Ssatiega Hartley, 16e.;
Tanfkld Moor Satre, 14s. ; West Bartley, UK 6d.;
Wylam, 16.. ad.; Walls Bad Whitworth, 16e.; Powslra
Darya Steam, YU. 6d.—Shipe at market, 17; sold, 16.