The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-08 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
THIS DAY.)
BT TRLEORATE.•
(FROM OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
The market continues steady, especially for Amsrican
qualities. Sales 10,000 or 12,000 hales.

MINCING-LANK.-{THIS DAY.)
&MAR.-The demand continues limited, and previous
prices are barely supported. The private sales include
Jamaica, ,12r. 6(1. ; St. Kitt's, 31s. 6d. to 325. : Demerara.
30a. 61. to 325. fir]. Refined-Driedgeods, rather superior
to common, are to be had at 43., and pieces show • decline
of 6d. per cwt.
Corm.-The public sales of plantation Ceylon con-
tinue to go off readily at full valuations ; ordinary small
to fine fine ordinary, 675. 6tL to 755. ; low middling to fuse
middling, 775. to 8,5. Ga. ; pea berry, gig. to ofo.
Coco•.-The business done, which is limited, esta-
blished a decl.no of 2s. to 3a. per cwt. Trinidad sold at
50s. to 595.
Trt.-The private sales have gone off very steadily,
at full rates. new seasons new Congou at '2s. Id.
Fgezr.-The market remains quiet, new Valencia raisins
are shortly expected to arrive.
Run. -About 100 puncheons sold, fair to good Deme-
rara, Is. cj.L to Is. 91. ; pale Leeward., Is. 7,1.
RICK.-The market has become rather quiet.
SAGO.-I.ISO boxes and bags sold at easier prices ;
pearl, 1.55. to its. ; medium and small, 15a. lid. ; fine small,
17e.
SPRZA.-Etmaiea ginger is only saleable at a further
decline, which has not been accepted. Large parcels of
Cochin have been disposed of ; good and fair at
rather lower prices ; medium and common, at 7s.
to 10s. decline; low to good sold 40s. to 74e. ; fine and
superior, 795. to 114 s. Pepper, black, is hall of sale at
previous prices ; white sold steadily ; Singapore, 5,1. to 51d.
Other spices are without change.
SALTPETRE. -No sales reported.
IN roco.-.-.1 chest, ~old at July sales' rates.
CorroN.-A moderate business is doing ; prices rather
easier.
Jure is in request at fall to rather dearer prices for
common kinds. Common to fine sold at M. to 241. 10a ;
reons, II:.
Hr.-St. Petersburg, clean, firm at 371. Ioe. to 3/11.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady ; prices are quoted es follows:
Town tallow 445. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old,
455.; new, 411. 9d. ; August to September, 455. Gd. to
9d. ; October tc December, Otis. ; December. *is.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
The numLer of beasts on offer is exactly the same as on
Thursday Lot ; the demand, however, is lees, and prices
are on the a-t•rage lower. There are not quite so many
sheep and lamb., but quite sufficient for the demand.
Trade is very dull, and our quotations are with difficulty
obtained. Ti.ere is more inquiry for choice calves, but
with scarcely any rise in price. Our foreign supply eon.
gists of 115 helots, 410 sheep, 161 calves, and $0
Per stone of Oita ad.a d. I Par limo of Who as. d.
11 Beat Soot', .refda. 05 2 Bost Domain-D(IMM 00 0 •
Book Short.horoa •10 60 , Lons.woola.... 4 4 • e
Bowed gust besets s lO 1 Do. do.
second
0 0 •
Calm 3 0 5 1 Ewes & second goal 3 5 4 0
0 4 0) 1:04. do. Shorn—. 0 0 • 0
But Dootllltbrods 6 10 6 0 lambs
Beads at nurket, 520: sheep and lambs, 6.71,0 • calves. 4.30 ;
pigs. 110.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade at the follow-
ing Prim. :—Prints clover, from 110 to 115..;
inferior ditto, 80s. to 985.; prime old hay, Sta. to 905.;
inferior ditto, 60s. to 70a. ; prime new• clover, 80s. to 90.;
inferior ditto, 60s. to 70.; prime new hay, 7:A. ; infe-
rior ditto, 503. to (A.; stow, 40a, to 40s.