The Express.
London, England, 1866-01-20 00:00:00

MARKET&

SUGAR.—Bmwrof, Jew. 19.—The demand fat 19 de
soriptious of sugar continues extremely duU, sad the.,
of the week show a further decline of about 6d. wen

TALLOW.-FRIDAY Ermine-The tallow mast i
steady to-day. Quotations are as follows :-Spot, 41s. il
to 9d. ; March. 48e. 3d. to 6d. ; April to June, 446,4
to 6d. • October to December, 49e. 3d. The tallish'
were the prim at auction : Y.C., water damaged, 46..
to 47a. 301. ; Australian beef, 475. to 475. 91 fair to in,
South American, 48s. 3d. first pipes. Part of a =got
Odessa tallow, beef and sheep, just arrived, will be del
next Friday. Sheep is worth 481. to 48a. 6d. fair to is
beef, 475. to 6d. Town tallow, 465. 9d. net cub. Come
oil steady ; Cochin, 51s. to 521. ; Ceylon, 475. 6d. fiyin,
a small parcel at auction made 45e. fld. to 47e. mid&gli
fair, to 435. very draggy brown. Palm oil flat, at 41..
Lagos. Palm nut oil, 395. to 40a.
COTTON.-LivERPooL, JAN. 19.-Cotton has
heavy, and freely offered throughout the week, at
prices, chiefly owing to the position of the money au
bat to-day there iss steadier feeling, and with mars IWO:
quotations have partially recovered. For Sea lead ii
demand continues very moderate, and previous Firs •
barely maintained. The increased supplies of Amin. •
gil have brought these descriptions again into more i
consumption, and a large business has been ions, ~.
holders offer the recent imports freely, sod in the cols,
the week prices declined about id. Fee lb., bat '
have rallied and the middle qualities have recovered toli
week's quotations. In Brazil Pernara is in he s t.,14,
quest,4 but Afaranham and Miceli, are comps:4o m
neglected, with little quotable change in p 4
Egyptian is in limited demand, and a alb t
has been submitted to of gd. to id. per lb. In Saymi AN
considerable bulliess has been dose at steady prima I
East India the teodeocl has been to restrict trauma. •
holders have shown an inmassed desire to realize, and prim
are in many instances ad. per lb. lower ; even the Nix
qualities, which are still scarce, have felt the effect oldi
change. Chios is nominally unchanged. Speculator' he
taken during the week 3,340 bales ; exporters, 14,250 WA
and the trade 39,300 bales of all kinds. We have had 1
good demand to-day, and a firm market. The seism
10,000 bales, of which 3,000 are for export and speculaga
The following are the oflleial quotations : Fair Orilla
210.; middling, 20d.• fair Mobile, 21d.; middlis& l$
fair Uplands, 21d.; middling, 191 d.

COTTON GOODS.—NANCHESTEII, JAN. 19.-7 W
has been a remarkably large business dose is all kkele tl
shipping yarns to-day, some of our leading spinners la*
taken oontracts, at extreme prices, which they sill nail
able to complete the delivery of before Aped and /6i
Snob heavy contracts show considerably more areaderte
the part of buyers. The Germans have operated ow
freely today than for some time past. Having kept 1118
orders back, hoping to have done better by wallies.*
have taken the opportunity of executing theta todit.
Shippers to India have also operated to a fair extent; al
the Glasgow buyers have been in the market buying,.
some freedom. This branch of the market closes vir
strong, with a decided upward tendency. In home VA
yarns there has been rather a better feeling than iv dawn/
part of the week, with rather more business. Priem •
unchanged, any advance checking business. le *dal
market the semi panic feeling which existed on Ts*
apron to have passed away, and buyers exhibit s 111
more annedence. On the whole a considerable bedramle
been done shim that day at an advance on the rates 68
current. Today there has been a very coosiderable hs
nese. Boyers have been active in their Moak* oh
more lively and cheerful feeling has been obserrable,*
they with an exhibition of more coofideoce. Tskro
from Bombay to the Bth inet..inote 50s shirtier, Whets
61b. weight, at 14s. 6d. (net ); 54's shirtier, Moil
71b., at 16s. 6d. (net 15e.); 64's shirting'. 39-iiiebss 0101,
20". Od. (net 18e. 6d.) : 54's shirting'. 45-inelisa 81/‘,*
(set 178. lid.) 30's mule yarn, Is. 9)d. net ; Breed 43
rupees per candy, or 15 1-3 d. per lb. Exchange, 21. fd, Pi
rupee. Freight, 40s. per ton.

CORN.—Cummeronn, Jai. 19.—The weather it w
mild and soft, with onessiooal showers ; this aril*
wheat to come to market in poor condition ; each w dill
cult to sell, but runs of both red and white food bats
at an advance of Is. per qr. on the week. Barley, as
malting, arm, also grinding. Beans rather darer ehab
tolerable condition.
'amour, Jilt. 19.—We have had a moderate UDppY
both wheat and barley, and both articles the tore dirt
than last week. Wheat, red, 415. to 475. per qr. ; 104
We. Barley, 325. to 395. Oats, 2s. to 28s.

OOLLS.—LowDow, Jam. 19.—Cowpen Hartley, 14.614
Wplam 18s.; Walls )Lad Haswell, 20a. ; Walla Hews, NI
Walla End Hatton Lyons, 17a.; Walls Ead ltussal'a HAM
18.. ; Walls End South Hatton. 19a. 6d. ; Walla Ede
stall, 17s. ; Walla End East Hartlepool, 191‘ "". ; "r
End Tema, 19s. 6d. ; Carwav and Darr; Naltioloe'"
Shaws Hartley. Us. 6d._ i• Walls End North Stamen
174.—Shipsmart* 55 ; sold. 24.