The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-02 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LivnaPoor., FEB. I.—The market closed
very tamely, without any material variation since last week.'
The sales amounted to 7,000 bales (509 for export), 360 of
which were Pernam and Maranham, sd. to 61d. ; 300 Egyp-
tian, 51d. to Bd. • 700 Surat, 31d. to 41d. ; and 40 Sea
I2d. to la per lb.

COTTON 000DS.--MsiscuEsvia, FEB. I.—We have
no improvement in the yarn and cloth market, the com-
plaints of dulness this morning being general almost
throughout the trade. Prisms of cloth are rather in favour
of the buyer, but yarns are comparatively steady. Some
of the large wholesale houses have found such a felling off
in demand, that they have been obliged to dismiss from
their employment great numbers of salesmen and other
' servants. The suspension of Messrs. Swsnwick and John-
son, calico printers, was reported in the Exchange, with
liabilities of about 25,0001.

CORN.-BistmtwonAn, Faa. 1.-At this day's market
there was a less supply of wheat, bat the trade rules dull at
• decline of le. per qr. Barley, oats, beans, and peas all
nominally unaltered in value.
Dinars, FIB. 1.-We had to-day • large supply of
wheat, which on the whole, met a good sale, at a reduction
of about le. a qr. There was • large supply of barley, but
owing to the canal being closed, there were veryfew buyers
in the market, and a dull trade ensued, with a decline of
from Is. to 21. a qr. New beans were rather cheaper. In
oats and peas no alteration. The following are the prices:
Wheat, best red, 745. to 76e. ; middling, &Ss. to 745. ; infer
nor, 535. to 655. ; barley, 311. to 38s. ; oats, 28s. to 36a. s
beans, 46e. to 60s. ; peas, 38s. to 483. ; flour, fine, 661. to
60s. per auk ; seconds, 625. to 565.
DIANCRESTER, FEB. 1.-Oar market this morning was
only moderately attended, and a most inanimate feeling
prevailed. Wheat and flour quite lost the advance quoted
on this day se'nnight, and were both in very limited re-
quest. The finest qualities of oats were no lower, but in-
terior sorts must be noted ld. per 45 lbs. cheaper. Oatmeal
declined folly Is. per load. Beane and barley were each the
turn in favour of buyers, and a slow sale.
NEwaas, Jaw. 31.-At our market to-day there was
a numerous attendance, and grains of all kinds plentifully
showing. An extensive bulimia' was done in wheat, which
was freely offered, and a reduetien on last week's rata of
3s. to 41. submitted to. Barley although liberally shown,
was not in request, indeed a flatter market for the article
has not been experienced for some time. Other grain under-
went no alteration. Averages :-Wheat, white, from 745. to
783.. ; red, 706. to 751.; barley, malting, 335. to 353. ; grind-
ing, 303. to 331. ; oats, 325. to 355. ; beans, 501. to 515. per qr.
NEWBURY, FEB. 1.-In consequence of the heavy fall of
snow yesterday, we are only moderately supplied with
grain, and • thin attendance. Wheat and barley were
about Is. per qr. cheaper. Oats, beans, and peas remain
steady.
UXBRIDGE, Fxs. 1.-With a short supply of grain in
consequence of the bad state of the roads, much snow
having fallen yesterday, the trade is dull and lower
prices are taken. In spring oorn there is but little doing.
EDINBURGH, Jsas. 31.-We had in the market to-day
1,723 qrs. wheat, 2,304 qn. arley, 1,834 qrs. oats, and 250
qn. beans. There were sold; Wheat, 1,137 ; barley, 1,841 ;
oats, 1,606; and beam, 181 qrs. As compared with last week,
wheat was 21. 61. down on top, and 41. 6d. on the average.
Barley was down ls. on the top, and Bd. on the average.
Oats were Is. 6d, up on top, and 6d. down on the average.
Beans were 2s, down on top, and Is. 6d. up on the average.
We had a large supply of all kinds of grain to-day. Sales
were rather dull for all sorts, and prices considerably
back from last week. Wheat, 58s. to 795. 6d. per qr. Bar-
ley, 303. to 38s. Oats, 225. Bd. to 335. 6d. Beans, 425. to
40s. Weight of top wheat, 641 ; barley, 68} lbs.; oats,
44} lbs. ; and beans, sn lbs.
GLASGOW, Jaw. 31.-This day's market was pretty well
attended, but ended with very little business; the advance
obtained last week for wheat and flour was lost, but buyers
wanted a greater reduction, which holders resisted. For
Irish oats former prices were required, but for Scotch lower
rates were accepted, a parcel of 42}1ba. having been sold at
235. per 2641 be. Oatmeal unaltered in value, but slow of
sale. No change as regards barley. Beans and peas rather
cheaper.
WATERFORD, Ism 31.-The unexpected reaction in the
London market has canoed quite a pause in the trade, and
the business passing is confined to the supply of the imme
date want* of millers and dealers at rather lower prices
than those current on Saturday last.

CATTLE.—Nawenz, Jew. 31.—At market to-day there
was only a small show of stock, and very little doing. Price'
about the same as last week. There were no sheep, 64.
beasts, and 69 pigs penned in the market.
NEWARK FORTNIGHTLY MARKET, JAN. 30.—There was
a large show of stock to-day, and a considerable amount of
business was transacted. Prices were kept up. There were
823 sheep and 63 beasts penned in the market.
EDINBURGH, Jew. 31.—Tke number of cattle in the
market this morning was 671, or 111 more than this day
week. The attendance of buyers was numerous, cone,
quently the demand was good, at fully higher prices. Top
price of the best beef, 101. per Dutch stone • cur-
rent price, 91. to 91. 6d. ; middling and inferior wits, 84.
to Bs. 6d. At the clots a good clearance was effected.
The number of sheep was 4,231, being 886 more than this
day week. Demand good, but no alteration in price. Top
price of the beet mutton, 61d. per lb. ; current price, 6d. ;
middling and inferior sorts, sd. to 60. per lb. At the aloes
Of the market a good clearance was effected.