The Express.
London, England, 1867-12-17 00:00:00

rARKETS.

LONDON ',M EM

Si:ask—W.l Ma. &trot
Do. bra go
Mauritius bees!
Mutt India bassi
Cheribou baskets'
Manilla . bad.ssl
Mayans _ boxes

r DOCK lINTURNS.—DEcK
baportd. Dtlherd. Prtitoct itv;

Foraill cuboovadocasiil
toe-Bagel
Beet Root ..... maks
Crogrix—W. L pecknges
Do tale. .1=
Ceylon
Do. —.bele & bags
Mocks packages
Other X. India
Brasil & Coots
COMA bs('
Foreign
ROtt
Do. bMo
RIM fast India —.tone!
BALTPIITIM WOO

1,431
WI

-
2,E11

272
5,000

740
1,313
13
9011
MO
192

3,138
1,066
2,616
4,148

10,642
1,087
247
1,44
271
806
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14.389
W 4
74.417 N,,t0,4
65,411 15,1,4!1
6 11.
743.137
9055 7,54
9,24 '3...V.;
19,597 •:•.,t 1
1,591 . 1,1:)
14.71 I.Q.
1.454
14.643 1C.717
69,143 *
1.396 ' 1,431
47.1164 t keg
41.421 I AN
WON , 13.1.15

776
2,665

-248
2,830
2,104
842

1,237

Kan • 31,011
17,679 to e 5
8,G•31 11,06

TALLOW.—MONDLY Evunrso. —The prompts of tallov
to-day having been provided for, and a good deal of tallow
removed from the market, prices have to-diy tended it
favour of holders, and the business done has been at as
advance of 3d. to Gd. per cwt. on Saturday's closing rusk
and the disposition at the close was to further hulseta
The spot demand has been good, and for future periods of
delivery there were few sellers. We close spot and all the
year, 4%. 9d. to 434.; January to March, 435. 6d.; Muck,
445. Ukraine, on spot, 445. Town tallow, 41s. 51. tet
cash. Australian sheep, 435. 3d. to 445. ; beef, P's.
to 435. 6d., inferior to fine. South American, nominally,
455. Cocoa-nut oil quiet ; Cochin, 56a. to 575. ; Ceylou
31s. to 51s. 6d. ; Sydney, 475. fsd. to 495. 9d. good to nu ,
palm oil steady, 41a. fine Lagos.—(From the circular of
Messrs. Smith and Charles.)

COTTON.—Lraeroot, Dec. 16.—The market was
steadier in tone, and prices of American are the tart
dearer. Sales, 12,000 bales, of which 3,000 are on specula.
tion and for export. To arrive, American, hula of mid-
dling, from Savannah, at sea, ship named, and shipping
or shipped, 7d. Mobile, ship 'lamed, 7d. ; New Orleans,
ship named, 7id.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—DRADIORD, Du. VI
Rather more wool changed hands at the latter end of but
week, but the market to-day has been very quiet. The
Fenien outrage in London, the only topic of conversation,
seems for the moment to have put a stop to buaineu. The
trade in worsted yarns is most unsatisfactory, and the
orders given out are wholly inadequate to employ all the
machinery. Prices are very irregular. There is little if
any change in pieces, and from all we can learn ',either
the home nor the foreign houses have placed orders of any
moment to-day. Prices are not materially altered.

CATTLE.—LITIMPOOL, DEC. 16.—The supply of cattle
was the largest and best ever shown in Liverpool. The
show of sheep was also large, and of prime quality. The
demand for each was very dull, and prices for pnwe
qualities of both cattle and sheep were lower than they
have been for many years. Beef, 4jd. to 71d. ; mutton,
40. to 7d.

COALS.—Loirnoir, Dec. 16.—Buddle's West Huller,
17a. 9d.; Hayssen Main, lfts. rid. ; West Hartley, 17... :e,
Wylam, 18s. 6.d. ; Walls End Haswell, 21s. ; Loa
Dyers Main, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Heugh Hall, Its..
Walls End Kenos, 18a. 9d.; Brancepeth Cannell,lSa Gd.—
Ships at market, 110 ; sold, M.