The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-01 00:00:00

MARKET&

SUGAR.—Baierroc, JAN. 31.—Tbe business done hi
been very limited, but there is no alteration to nonce a,

TALLOW.—FIUDAT EVENING.—The market clam flit
at the following quotations ;—Spot, 425. ; March, 425..
June, 425. 9d.; Oct. to Dec., 43.. 9d. seUers. Town talks
lie quoted 41e. 3d. net cash, being a decline of tki. p*,
cwt. At the auctions, of 320 oaks offered, only 20 toll,
Australian sheep, 425. • beef, 41s, Gd. ; North Amer:...
425. • second Y.C., bought in at 41.. net cash. No :wait.
offered. Cocoanut oil is flat. Cochin, 514. ; Ceylon.
lAt auctions there was no demand for Sydney oil, anl.t
was all bought in at nominal prices ; particularly fine oil
48s. ; good, 4415. ; and inferior down to 41s. Pali (Lt
quiet, 40s. fine Logos. A parcel of Accra sold at ..ua
ton at 31.. Gd. to 365. 61

COTTON.—LtvEsroon, JAN. 31.—Cotton has been in
good demand throughout the week, but on Tuesday tie
market became quiet, and pnces of some descriptions vet,
barely supported ; on Wednesday elm buyers obtained
some advantage, but the day closed with renewed
tion, upon advises from New York of moderate ree•
and higher quotations, and a large business has been der.,
Ito-day at hardening prices, the week closing firmly wiCe
general advance upon last Thursday's quotations. For Sea
Island there has been an active demand at roll priest
American is in very general request, and, after giving say
thous id. per lb., is again very firm at Id. per lb. ukse
last week's rates. For future delivery pricaslare fully
per lb. dearer. New York advice, to the :10th instant
quote middling at liti cents, costing to sell
Ncl. per sailing vessel, Sid. per steamer.
Bra attracts iacreaaed attention at an A.
ranee of fully Ad. to id. over last week's rats.
Egyptian has been in extensive demand, and closes firm,
and f ully id. per lb. dearer. Fur East India there la
• been an increased inquiry, and prices are about .Id. per Pi.
higher. In cotton" to arrive', the business has been en.
usually large, and attracts increased attention. The latest
quotations are—American, basis of middling, ship nan.il.
from Charleston, ild. ;,..Savannah, ; Mobile, . a.:l
7ild. At sea, 70., s 13-111 d., and 74(1. Shippire,,.. or
shipped, 7p. January shipment, 7 13-la;d. New Orleans,
January shipment, 7;1. February shipment, sd. Oou.ra.
wuttee, fair new merchants, ship named, Gael. per lb. Spe•
culators have taken during the week 12,270 bales ;
porters 19,930 bales ; and the trade, S0.9:10 inlet. We
have had a good demand, and a firm ad verybrisk market,
closing rather dearer. The sales are 15,000 bales, of whic
4,000 ere for export and speculation. The following
the official quotations:—Fair Orleans, iscl.; middling,
fair Mobile, Sid. ; middling, Sal. ; fair Uplands, Stl.;
7id.

COTTON GOODS.—MAmminza, JA.r. 31.—Urola
the influence of an active and advancing cotton earl.,;
to-day at Liverpool there has been en active inquiry far
yarn and cloth here. In shipping yarn time has been a
strong and rather excited market, and • fair business in
been done at extreme prices. Spinners continue to L• p
well under contract, and are very firm at the quotation,
which are 4d. per lb. above those of Tuesday, sod in Kai,:
cases as much as 41. per lb. In home trade yarns Vr
.
has been a strong- market, and sellers require shout.
per lb. more than they could obtain on Tuesday. the
advance, however, has somewhat checked operations. The
cloth market has also received a check. Manufactunts
are obliged by the rise in yarns to put higher quotatiLas
on their fabrics, but buyers, and especially the buyers
of
India cloths, are disposed to pause. They have bees
somewhat active in testing the prices of goods, but flair
otfsm base meetly been at prices which have hail to be
rejected. For these goods the check has almost amouutcl
to a total stoppage of business. A telegram from Calcutta
on January 2rl reports au improving demand with irr,.
' proving prices for light skirtings and twist. A vie-
gram. Bombay, Januarryy 't, quotes cotton cloth rather
active, but preen tiriWy maintained.

CORN.—Lrscri.c, JAN. 31.—We have bad a larger sup-
ply of wheat to-day, and prices ruled Is. lower. Barley
was also Is. DOT qr. less ineptly. Wheat, red, 695. to It,:
white, 71.5. to s3a. Ilarley, 365. to 475. Oats, 30e. to
LIVEKKOOL, JAN. M.—To-Jay.' market was only nude
rately attended, and for wheat only a moderate inqiul.
generally at prices slightly in favour of buyers. 11.,..1
quiet, and prices unchanged. Indian corn in
request, at a decline of I+l. to Is. since Tuesday. its
neglected. Oatmeal inactive, and rather easier. &+L!
and peas lid. lower. Malt unchanged.
WAKEFIELD. JAN. 31.—Wheat held firmly for last Fri.
day's prices, although the demand is less active. Earley
steady.

COALS.—Loirixag, Spa. 31.-11olywell Main, 1:W. L.
Lambert's West Hartley, 15a. ; South llolya,ll
Screened, 14s. ; West Hartley, 15s. 6d.: Walls
Ecd
Haswell, 18a. ; Walls End Hatton, 18a. GL ; Walls EA
Hatton Lyon+, 15a. f l.: Walla End South Helton,
Walls End Byers Hain, 17a. 91. ; Walla End
17s. 611. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 17.. ; Walls El
.^.l
Original Hartlepool, 13*. ; Walls End South Kan,.
176. 3.1.; Itainsey's Oaresfield, Ships at market.
told. 62.

TROTH) RETURNS.
Mks ear Nor. 11414
spa, isogon. c6saois4 1817. 14,
4
1131 15,4°1 24.840 40.470 43..r,i
9.409

IaILWITS.

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Let Indian
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Week ending Jan. IV.
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Week eliding Jan. 24.
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West Curti l7;
Week ending Jan. t&
Caledonian

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mi 8.919 n.ssi 3t.7:4 32,113

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