The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-01 00:00:00

MINCING-LANE.-(11.1113. DAY.)

Sr GAIL-The market remains sieady, but theirs; is a lets
active inquiry. The sales are still chiefly confined to
British est India, at 325. to 33a. tid. ; crystallised.
40s. 6d. to 41s. tid. Retitled is also less active, and pieces
of good quality are rather cheaper. Other kinds without
change.
Comm.-There is a good inquiry for the better quali-
ties of East India at firm prices, interior sorts are still dull
of sale, at prices in buyers' favour. Plantation Ceylon,
oldinary to middling, ohs. to 745. 6d.; good middling to
bold. 78s. to 8.55. 6d.; pea berry, 745. to 8,55. tid. ; native
Ceylon, good ordinary, 445. 6d. to 4.55. ; bold. dls. to 535. ;
East India palish, We. tid. to tits.
Cocoa.-A. parcel of Surinam, bought in at the late public
sale. has been sold at 51s.
'Frs.-The market continues steady. but quiet.
Firm.- The market continues active for all new fruit.
Currants at full prices. at 21s. for common to 345. for the
better qualities. Valencia raisins at firm priCe., to Is. per
cwt. ad, an, e. Low to fair. 225. to 325. ; good to tine
selected. 335. to 475.; Muscatel also at firmer pri,e's.
Middling to good, in layers. 71s. to 102 s. ; tine, 1106.
to 140 s.
Hrs.-The sales include .$) puucheons of Jamaica, at
a full price: puncheons good Demerara at Is. II t .
and 60 puncheons pale Leewanla at Is. Sd.
Rtes.-The market has become inactive.
SAOO.- A small parcel of small pearl sold at 211. at.
and seo hags of Hour at 16s. 3,1.
is.-'lliere is a good inquiry for most deseriptons,
at steady prices. except white pepper and mace, which are
rather lower. Singapoie black pepper, to 31d. ; Pe-
nang. 3'd : white Singapore. 41d. to dd.: Penang. bold
dull, 31d.; Cay Natal. 7d. to 71d. l'imento, 2d. to
21d. (linger, Cochin, ends, 365. ; common to good
middling. 420. to 655. ; bold, 675. to 995. ; Jamaica
common. to 425.; African, 245.: Cinnamon
Ceylon tirst. 2s. rd. to 2s. 10,1. ; second, 2.. 6,1.
to 2s. 9d.: third, 2s. 3d. to 2s. 6,1. ; inferior, Is. 31 to
Is. ltd. Mace. 2s. 6,1. to 2s. 9.1 ; wormy, N. Id. Nut-
megs, very :,Hall to middling. Is. Id. to 2s.
isreel sold at the previous price
of 19s. cash, for refraction 41.
Corms.- Only a moderate business is doing at steady
prices.
Jrrv..-2.000 bales sold at steady prices, at lit. his. for
low, to 110/. lOs. for tine.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market continues firm, at the following quotations :
Town tallow. atie. 9d. ; Petearburg on the spot. Otis. .
October to December, 4.51. 9,1. to 46a. ; December, 46e. 3d.
to 6d. ; January. 465. 6d. ; March. 475.
METROPOLITAN CATTLR MARKET.
gins DAT.)
We have a much larger supply of be•sta than on Thurs-
day last. Trade is thin. I Ili tl'd are lower, and several re-
main unsold. sheep are also more plentiful. with a slow
trade. Prices are shout the same as on Moti.lsy, hut •
clearance cannot be effected. Oood calves are in demand
at fully late rates. Our foreigu supply c.•onsista of 222
beasts and ho calves.
Per stone errata. s. 4. a. 4.
Iket 14oula, Idervtda. b 0 6 4
Best 812011-horns 4 8 5 0
&wed quill. Resets 3 0 3
Calves
riga 3 0 4
Best Des& lilt-brads IS 0 6 4
Weida at market, 1,130 ;
2411 cite. so.
SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-1111S DAY.)
Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade slow, at Out
following pricos:—Prime clover, from Ms. &I. to Mo.;
interior ditto. 90s. to 1.046. ; prime meadow bay, loos. to.
; inferior ditto, 90s. to Ms.; straw, ale. to T.la.

Per atm* of tabs. 8. A. s. d.
&stria& Illt-bedialk 0 0 0 0
boot LJed-wuola 4 14 5 0
Pt... do , Mani 0 0 0 0
ZWY4 armed quaL 4 lb 4 4
Do. do. Mum 0 0 co
Lambs 0 0 0 0
Map lug lambs. VS) ; calm.

We (Leeds Mercury) understand the Cower vat iv
Regiatratton Aiwoeiation have now decided upon their
cant. klate, and that the party will be asked to support th•
41 11.. Admiral Domani*, and Kr. W. St.
Whcelhouso, the Midland Circuit, at the app' and
election.