The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-25 00:00:00

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MANCIIESTTR, JAN. 24,
There has been rather more business dune today hr
cloths than on Tuesday, simply because manufacturers have
given way a little in prices, but the market generally con-
tinues yen dull. Political matters continue to have so
unfavourable effect on the trade. There is a growing ex-
pectation that the Emperor of the French at the opening of
the Legislative Chambers will spud( in favour of French
intervention in American affairs, and this has a depressing
influence on business. In the yarn market there has been
more inquiry from China, India, and German houses. The
business done has been larger than on Tuesday, and at
about the prices spinners would then have accepted. Many
buyer to-day have found some counts of yarn particularly
scarce, in consequence of so many nulls being either
irb:l3 or pertia stopped. Confidence seams to have
giii ground a little amongst buyers of yarns, and the
amount of inquiry to-day leads to a belief that a good deal of
business may be next week. There is more disponi.
tics to operate, and a more cheerful feeling prevails dm
on Iluiy day this weak or last, or in fact for three sr
four weeks past, so far as yarns are concerned.

OOTTON.—Lrvaithoor., JAN. 24.—Without any news
from Amer** of a stimulating character, the market has
exhibited during the week a dull and droopier tendency,
the derinas having been on a very limited scale, the din.
erdregine date of trade in Manchester having exercised a
deprtanieg Mums, and prices of American have declined
Id. to id. per lb. in the better, and id per lb. in the lower
grades. Waal and Egyptian are also eerier by about id.
per lb., whilst Surat has shown a similar reduction to that
Elided in American—via, Id. per lb. in fair and above, and
.in the lower qualities. Specelators have taken 10,540
es—vie., 9,220 American, 370 Egyptian,
and 950 Surat ;
and there are reported for export 3,N0 bale—vie., 2,380
American and 880 Burst ; the actual export to America
amounts to 5,990 bales. To-ds/'s market opened riiettlzi!
the probable sales 6,000 bales, including 3,000 for specula.
tion and export, closing with lees offering at the decline
.
SUGAR.—The average price of brown or Muacovado
sugar, the produce of the British possessions in America,
for the week ending Jan. 21, im 21s. Bd. per cwt., exclusive
of, the meow& duty.—The average price of brown or
Muscovado sow, the produce of the Mauritius, for the week
ve ending as aboSea. 9d.—The average price of brown or
Muscovado Boger, the dodoes of the Mast Indies, for the
week ending se don is 17s. 314. The average price of
the three foregoing description of sugar jointly is 255. lid.
per cwt.
BIUIITOL, JAIL 91.—The market clods to-day with &quiet
appealed*. In the early pad of the weak some large mks
were made at very good pnosa. Refined sells well at firmer
rates. Rum dull and Tower ; Demerara, Is. 9d. to la 10d.
per proof gallon.

TALLOW.—Finnag EVINIIIO.—The market was steady
Coda-. Prime closed as follows : Spot, 47e; March, 475. to
475. ed. ; April to Juno, 475. 6d. to 475. 31. ; Oct. to Duo.,
47a. 6d.; Australia& beef, Ana, at 455. 6d. ; good ditto, 4 s. ;
South American, 47a. to 475. 6d. ; town tallow, 465. ;
North American. 435. 6d. to 445. Ocionannt oil was Sat,
Cochin, 49a. ; Csykia, 48s. ; Sydney, 455. &L; inferior alto,
455. to 445. Palm oil dell, at 41.5. sd. Ana Lagos ; info
riot, 401. • lower MAR, 39a. to 38s. Horse 41s.
Of 1,180 cisks cadged at motion today 400 wld Delivery
to last inrsolng, 1,026 casks ; arrivals, 25 oaks.

CORN.—Baneroa, JAN. 23.—At oar marks' today
I English wheat was in mamma* empOy, and sold abwly ad
an advance of 6d. to ls. per qr. ance on the rates of
this day mennight. Foreign more deal in, and Animism
red fully ls. pqr qr. dearer. Makin harle:s, with.
oat alteration In video. For grinding and du • lather
a better inquiry, as a decline of 6d. per qr. • of Wm
limited, but fully equal to the demand, and Talons win
nominally unchanged. Beans offered at rather Ism
Arrivals :—Whest, foreign, 4,736 qrs. Oats, friar mooed
. qn. Barley, Irish, 87 qt • coastinas,lsffi qrs. ; foreign,
730 s. 0
qrs. Flour, Irish,, 25 sacks ; coastwise, 14 make
foreign, 4,250 barrels.
CILIIJOIPORD, JAir. 24.—There was a modest, supply
of wheat at mulct today ; all the beA dry samples ware
dimmed of at an advanos of la per qr.; damp parcels oink!
ma mane more than lest weak—whits, 63e. to 665.; red,
60a to 6.55. Beans inn. Barley without change.
Lnrcout, Jae. 34.—We have had a small supply. of wheat
today, which made ls. per qr. more money; red, 60s. to
635. ; white, 645. to ea No change in the vales of barley
—3os. to 40a Oats, 20s. to 25a

Lniumoi. Jas. id.—We have had only few buyers at
this morning's market, and the business pasaiog has been
gaits in retail at irregular prices ; to effect sales in quantity,
however, the rate@ of this day sennight could Dot be &r-
-oosted for either wheat or flour, thus loehig the atheism
made in the Imterim, whilst Indian corn wee offered ia-
rasetually wee at a decline of 6d. per quarter. Oats and
oatmeal both dull of eels. Beans, peal, sod barley are each
Gd. per quarter down on the week. The market skew
without animation.

WACKFIZLD, Jan. 24.—Wheat was in limited supply,
and le. per qr. dearer than last Miley, but at this advance
only millers were boy" and that on a small scals. Fine
barley cleared off, bat other sorts were neglected. Beans
and peas doll. Other articles without cbenge. Average
for the week ending Jan. 20 :—Wheat, 5,781 gm, at
59a. ; barley, 410, at 375. 10441. ; oats, 20, at 225. ;
beans, 57, at 445. 6d. ; peas, 84, at 325. 3d.
WALL—LONDON, JAN. 24.—Burahope Osa, 12s. 6d.;
North Penes Oes, 13s. 3d. ; Taudeid Moor Bates, 13e. ;
Walker Primrose, 12s. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 18a. ;
Walls End Hatton, 18s. ; Walls End Cassop, 17e. ; Walls
End Hartlepool, 17s. fid. ; Walls End Shincliffe, 15e. 6d.;
Walls End Booth Hartlepool, 16e. :Al.—Ships at market,
14 ; sold, 9.