The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-11 00:00:00

Mal" 2,50 barrels.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
aT TILBOIAPH )
(rant °us ows coaacepoinnwr.)
The market steady. Sales probably about 8,000 Wet.

DI DICING-LAN K—(THIS DAY.)
SUGAR —The market continues firm at prelim; promo.
with few sellers. West India sold, brown to good grocery.
Vs. 6d. to 36a. ; crystallised, 365. to 38a. ; brows Mann-
tins, 275. 6d. to 31s. lid. ; brown date, Bengal, 26a. to 305.;
brown Havannah. 32a. to Vs. 6d. ; Cuba Muscovado,
34a. 6d. ; Manilla Muscovado, 265. Refined steady at tho
late advanoe._ _ _ .

Coma.—There is a good demand for superior colony
qualities of East India, for which extreme pities are paid.
Other sorts sell at the valuation'. Plantation Ceylon
triage, 395. to 54e. ; good and ADO ordinary, 635. to 71a.;
fine line ordinary to low middling, 725. to 740.6 d.; middling
to good middling, :Tn. to 80a 6d. ; fine ditto, 85s. ; other
East India low middling to good, 735. to 85e. 6d. ;
superior to good. 91a. to RNA.; pan berry, 90s. to 995.
TCA.—The public sales of India growth progress Very
steadily at full prices. Chins toss quiet but '.toady.
RII.-30 puns. Jamaica sold at full prices.
Faorr.—About 40,000 packages Valencia. will be ofered
to public competition to-day ; the market privately is in
consequence quiet.
RICF..-300 tons Rangoon sold at Ils. 7id. to Ils. Id. ;
and 300 tons Necrartie, IL. 4
SAtrester.-3Po bags refraction 4 sold at 61.,
short prompt.
Cooinram..—The public sales (owing to goods not being
rowdy for inspection), are postponed until to-morrow.
Corro9.—The salts are confined to small parcels ; prices
have still a downward tendency.

TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAY.)
The market is quiet. Annexed are the present prices :
—Town tallow, 433.. 3d.; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot,
old, 435. td. ; ditto new, 435. 9d.; October te. December,
435. 6d. ; December. 431.91

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Patten.len and Smith report • few samples
only of the new growth at market yet, for which high
prices are asked. Very little business doing at nominal
prices. The colour is rapidly going a throughout the
plantations from the effects of both red and white mould.

SOUTHAMPTON, SEPT. 11. —The Hamburg and
American Company's steamer flaxonia, from New York,
passed the Needles at 9.45 a.m. to-day.
THE SEASON AND THE CROPS IN THE LAKE
Disrluoe.—Although the grain crops in the fell die-
trims are generally now ready for cutting, the unfa-
vourable state of the weather of the past week has
greatly impeded Invrest operations, and there has
not consequently been so much grain cut as there
would otherwise have been bad the weather been
I fine. The potato crop which, at one time, promised to be
cm/ abundant in this neighbourhood, has now begun to
show the usual symptoms of disease, cankered and black
spots on the leaves and stems, but the extent of the loss
will not be known until they are taken up after harvest.—
Curisberiand PacTel.
FORGING By Pitorountr r. —The parties who
are believed to have perpetrated the forgery of the
Aberdeen town and comity one-pound notes by photo-
graphy have now been discovered. The description of
a boy who had been known to issue two or three of the
roar had been given to the police authorities, and this
boy lately recognised as the son of James Proctor,
Gullowgate. Proctor, assisted by his son, had a photo-
graphic establishment in the Gallowgate until about three
months ago (about the time of the forgery) when he gave
it up. Proctor, with his wife and two sons hare been
taken into custody. The woman and the youngest boy
were subsequently set at liberty, but the man himself,
with his eldest son, have been lodged in prison to wait
further cumin ition on • charge of forgery and uttering.
MONSTER BRIDGE IN AMERICA.—The foundation
atone of the great bridge across the Ohio river at Louis-
ville, Kentucky, was laid last week, and the people there
think the bridge will eclipse the suspension bridge at (,tin.
cinnati. The total length of the bridge will be 5,220 feet,
or nearly one mile. The graded approaches will he 2,500
feet in length, and the superstructure, consisting of iron
suspension trusses, will rest on 25 piers and two abutment.
The longest span will be 300 feet, 36 feet longer than the
longest span of the Victoria Bridge at Montreal. This
bridge will be adapted to the use of steam and horse rail-
roads, carriages and foot pasesugers. The lowest project-
ing points of the long spans will not be less than 90 feet
above low water and 52 above the highest point the water
in the Ohio was ever known to reach.—Boston (C.S.)
Paper.
A PANIC IN A VILLAGE.—" In the commune of
Corigliano (Rossano)," says the Italia of Naples, "one
night last week, a rumour spread that poisoners bad
arrived in the village. They were said to approach the
doors of the houses, and through the keyholes blow poison
on the family. Instantly the whole population abandoned
their habitations, leaving only a few men, who fired guns
out of the windows into the air, to neutralise the deleteri-
ous erects of what had been done. Some Bereaglieri end
Carbines?, arrived, but they had immenee difficulty in
tranquillising the people. Some arrests were made, and at
last the tumult was appeased."