The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-10 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TcreDAY Evnspo. The market w. 3
steady to-day. Spot, 40s. dd. ; all the mouth, 401,„ ; Apt.l
to Jon% 41e. ; October to Doesaber, 43e. 6d. to 445.
Da lmy to bet emelieg, 171 erica. No arrivals,

COTTON, LITZIPOOL, Fax 9. —The aottou market coo.
tissue to. tremors is toes, ead with a fair densusi prices
Cr. again slightly in favour of the seller False to-day,
&OM balm, including 2.500 are far speoulattoe and export.
700 American, 20d. to 28d. ; 30 Maraoham, 270. to ;
600 Fartstisa, 27d. to Ned. ; 300 Smyrna, -UL to 2I J. ;
4,370 Burst, 14id. to Std. To arrive :—Egyptian fan.—
Shipments, January, 27hd. ; ditto, February, 2stg,
Delivery, February, 27d.

COTTON GOODlA—Nrotothermi, Fen. 9.—ln ship.
ping yarns we had • better &mead yesterday, with con-
siderably more business thaa of kW. Today the feeling le
not quite so good except for water twist, for which a fair
dernsad boa been experiemed for the Mediterranean. For
other deecriptiow of export 'area the deemed has been slow
owing to many 'pismire maim higher prices. For bone
trade yarns we have bed more saftrity, aid a stroogrr
market. An compared with last Tawday prices are 4d. to
id. par lb. higher for numbers op to 40's, whilst for eq's
mud upward. prices have dreamed id. to Id. per lb. There
has been but • limited business, however, in borne
yeras today, people bertha mostly supplied. their want.
ea Friday and yesterday. The cloth .suirket has also been
quieter to-day thee yesterday. Yesterday we had quite an
active domed, sad • vim fair buggies was dose in guar.
tees where Wars werewill.l to take old prime. The maw
more cheerful feeling which prevailed yesterday cautioned
today, sad we have had we all sides inquiries for goods,
bat herathees has beau a good deal restricted owing to the
advance now milked by maanfacturers, who feel disposed to
dammed higher prices front the knowledge that in additiou
to Weeks losing smell the production of cloth has been •
geed deal lesseried within the lest few weeks. The chief
deemed bas bees in Wiwi shartiap and figured goods for
Miss, sad the Witham is wactitally dd. per piece higher,
whilst =ay sellers are 'eking gym • larger advance.

WOOLLEN.—Laos, rum 9. —The cold weather ap•
pours to hays soled ma a decided chock upon the on.'
muds ; nswertlaslews, Were was fully an average Toesday'i
market today. Is the Coloured Hall then was a tolerable
muster of buyers, wham chief opera:Mos wars in meltom
Oda lad limy styles, tweeds, sadifaerie of that clams. The
Whits Hall was lees minuted ; a few white mediums and
lasirlinte simapd loads, bat the demand was only limited.
Quotations ruled irm.
MANUFACTURES. HUDDZISPIELD, Fro, 9.—The
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market las bees atodesalrely wall &Medea by buyers, but
timir operation have not bees at all extensive. A few
puede of low-priood goods for shipping were made up, but
tho seoeral &mad hie sot reached that extent winch
mnsJly prevails at this seam. Some Immo:time have
takes place is spring goods, bat in these, so Is all the
oiler &postman., grist wake was obssrvisi.

WOOUL7-1:11

Fn. 9.--Tbere is • little

more doiag is wools, chiefly is colosials is which s sac lents
sasoust of lake have been effectei during the week at fell
rates. Low wools, which for moo time hays bees leg.
looted, ate also morn har4red after.

0011i.—Hoag, Fri. 9.—A fe;r supply at market of
English wheat which sells slowly at barely last Tuesday's
cairmay. Penis.; lorded, but holders do not pr
rake at any reductioa. Spring cot aof all descriptions m-
aim without say alteration worth notice. Foreign aril.
vale for the wort :—Whist, 89 qrs. ; barley, 1,179 ; beans,
5,966 ; peak 966 ; tares, I,IIL
Lamm, Fen. 9.—Tlmp demand for wheat is aanewhat
lens buoyant than on Friday ; but on the sales made the
mummy of that day is wall sustained. Barley sells at
former sates. BOLDS go off Monthly. Oats and other articles
as Wore.

Flot. 9.—We hare had • poor attendsoos of
both millers sod dashes at Sods 's market, sad all specu-
lative buyers having diesppees.d, wheat has remained very
dr oof sale, sad we redo°. our quotatioas 3d. per rental.
Flour has given way 6d. par barrel sod sack. Indian corn
masts only • retail inquiry, sad is pnctioally 6d. par quarter
lower. Oats sod oatmeal an sesmely inquired after.
Beaus, peas, sad barley each stand nominally at late cur-
worries. The nivbet is stagnant, and prices Arregolsr.
Weather very esvare.
LTSII, Pur. 9.—At to-day's market the show of wheat
wrs not llesrrpp; Frown s required an advance, which was re-
fused ; the bewares dose was at the extreme rates of last
week. Barley—bath =hiss sod grinding—prices arm.
Beans sad oats, better sold. Per imperial qr. to the grower :
—Whist, white, now, 631 k.. to 3411 m. per imperial bushel,
Mo. to 465. ; ditto red, 631 b.. to 641ba., 41a. to 425. ; ditto
red, oid, Bebe. to 68b.., 40a. to 41a. Barley, bast Chevalier
smiting, Nibs. to 561 k.., 365. to 375. ; ditto. rues Chevalier
ditto, 531125. to 6416.., 33.. to 345. Oats, 36165. to 421te.,
223. 13 265. Besse, old, 631b6 to 651 bi., 40e. to 445. ;
new, 631135. to 641 k... Ws. to 40s.
NZWCABTLI-011.Trair, FEB. 9. —At our market this man-
iac we had • moderate show of wheat from the growers,
and although we hare to note little accessiee to our receipts
coastwise since Saturday, the gat report from Mark-lane
awed oar millets to act quits me the reserve, so that only
• mods ate Weser remalled at wither swim that day's
also. Flour sold slowly, but in its value we can note little
rartatioe. Malting barley vary di Moult to quit, se most of
the wad, have bought usoosh to wallop for the merlon.
Is other articles we have little variation to sots.