The Express.
London, England, 1866-05-12 00:00:00

MARKETS.

RUGA.R.—Bniirrot, MILT 11.—The market is doll, leg
prices have given tray fully 6d. per cwt. Reined la
slowly at 6d. decline.

TALLOW.—FIuDAY EVENINCL—The market was vist
to-day. Spot and June, 465. 6d. ; October to Dusk;
484. 3d. to 6d. As may be supposed, in the excited Nals
of the money market, but a rery small business was ism.
The public sales were withdrawn, and the stock of "auk`
being so small, quotations continue quite nominal. Onus
nut oil is quiet, but steady. Cochin, 52.. W. to sk;
Ceylon, 455. 6d. ; Sydney, 445. to 455. good to fine, dsex
to 42.. low and dregu. Palm oil steady, 43a., fins Ups.
Palm nut oil, 41s.

COTTON.—LivitarooL, MAT 11.—The cotton matt
continues much depressed under the increasing diffiedbm
arising from the state of the money market sad el
tinental affairs. The further advance of the Beak istete
8 per cent. on Tuesday checked a disposition, eridmiten
the part of the trade, to buy more freely, and qactsfins
show a general decline of about ld. per lb. Sea bird
shares the general depression ; the business is limited,
and prices are 2d. per lb. lower. American has bees ie
comparatively fair demand, with some renewal of per
chimes on speculation, induced by the decline in prises,
now 0. to Id. below last week. Brazil continues to Is
much premed for sale, and is again quoted Id. to lid me
lb. lower. Egyptian is quoted ad. to hi. below lest week
, Smyrna has also declined 4d. to Id. per lb. bi last
India the business is more limited than nine', in ear
queues of the peat reduction in the continental deami
The better qualities retain their prices fairly, but in kr.
Uttered with by the low qualities in American ; the saw
money qualities are very difficult of sale, at a reduction d
Id. to lid. per lb. Bengal and Scinde being wantei ea
account of their cleanliness., are not quite so demos',
the decline being about Id. per lb. Speculators tars
taken during the week 3,520 bales ; exporters, 4,010 bolsi;
and the trade, 38,300 bales. We have had a very den sal
flat market again to-day, and prices are quite waned.
We quote id. to jd. per lb. below yesterday. The nice
are 5,000 bales, of which 500 are for export and speed .
tion. The following are the official quotation'
Orleans, 16d. ; middling, 134 d. Fair Mobile, lid. ;
dling, 13d. Fair Uplands, 140. ; middling, 121 d.

COTTON GOODS. Murmurs*, MAT 11. —Our
market was perfectly paralysed this morning, owing to
the intelligence of Messrs. Overend, Gurney, and Co.
having suspended. With the later news of this
both as regards rumoured assistance to Messrs=
and Co., and of extended powers to the Bank of Bniledt
there has been a considerable recovery, and people breaths
more freely, though there has been little disposition We
business. In shipping yarns the offers making this ass.
ing could only be regarded as ridiculous, buyer, is
some eases basing them upon cotton as low la
9d.. per lb. Spinners under such circumstances did all
attempt business, and many of them thought it advisliki
to withdraw their stocks. Very little dispasitioa ass
shown in fact either by buyers or sellers to do Wises
under the panic feeling of the hour. This afternoos qua.
tations were advanced again to the point they were at po
terday, but there is nothing doing, and much didn't pro
rails. In home trade yarns there has been rather nos
disposition to operate, and prices have recovered from the
Feat fall of the morning. In the cloth market this nom
mg the panic feeling was quite as strung as in any branch
of business. Some manufacturers were willin4 to asks
considerable concessions, but buyers were indupoandto
purchase almost on any reasonable terms. we tii
afternoon with more confidence, though there has basso
business of any moment throughout the day.

OOMM.--C11611181,011W, MAT 11.—There WM I thil
attendance of farmers at market to-day, and only a
show of wheat ; high prices were asked but not ■rl
business transacted. Is. more was given for best raw
Bed, 445. to 475. ; white, 475. to 52a. Beans scarce

dearer.
LINCOLN, MAT 11.—We had a very fair mpg, 11
wheat at our market, the trade was firm at Ia so%
advance. Spring corn was Oct. to Is. dearer. Wheat rsd,4li.
to 494. ; white, bla. to 54a Barley, 335. to 42a OA
265. to 30s. Beans, 50s. to 525.
WAKEFIELD, MAT 11.—Wheat la. to 2s. dearer thmlok
Friday, but millers buy sparingly. Beans and oats 46,42,
higher. Averages for week ending May 8 (—Whoa, 2"
qrs. at 40s. 91d. ; barley, 100 at 41s.

COAL& —LONDON, MAT 11.—Davison's Gray Coa.
15a.; Wed Hartley Riding, 17s. 3d.; Walla End dada
165.; Eden Main, rrs. ; Walls End Elwell, 181.6 d.; W
End Hetton, 18a. 6d. ; Walls End Hetton Lyons
Walls End South Hatton, 18a. 3d. ; Walls End
16s. ; Wan, End Hartlepool, 18e. 3d. ; W:117-7Q
Heugh Hall, 17a. 6d. ; Walls End Relive, 17a 5/4
Walla End South Kathie, 17a. 6.1. ;'S End Ti.'.
18a. 3d.—Ships at market, 56 ; sold 42.