The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-12 00:00:00

MARKETS.

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COTTON.—LzensrooL, JAN. 11.—The market closed
with less animation. but cqual demise's, and prices of Ame-
ricas were i 4 per lb. dearer than last week, but all other
sorts ware enchanted. The sales amminted ti 8,000 bales,
oemprisme about 6 600 Awakens-600 for export, and 600
on speculation ; 600 Baptist), Rd. to 9d. ; 700 Bust,
3ed. to Md. (300 on epeoulatioa) ; sad 100 Bea Islands.
110. to 195. per lb. The Imports for the week nash 20,000
bates.

JAN 11.—There is

less confidence to-day is the prospect of satisfactory nego-
tiations few peace, and the market hes been lees cheerful.
The priers in both cloth and yarn are geaerally rather
steady, but the orders given oat am very limited in amount
and operations on all hands are conducted with much
caution.

CORN.-Brulustozam, JAN. 11.-At Gloucester and
Worcester, oa the 6th, although holden of wheat were gene-
rally firm, the sales made were at • decline of 2s. per qr.
Barley le. per qr. lower. Oats maintained their value.
Beans and peas both offeriag cheaper, without finding
buyers to any extent. During the present week no trans-
willow in wheat are reported. Barley still tending down-
wards. Oats taken retail at previous rates, and both grey
and black are NAM. Beans and peas are both difficult to
quit. At Wolverhampton yesteaday wheat was nominally
about 4s. per qr. lower. At this day's market there was a
less supply of wheat from the farmers, but the few sales
made were at a reduction of 4.. per qr. Barley Is. per qr.
lower. Oats held for previous rates. Buns and peas gave
way Is. to 21. per qr. The millers reduced the retail price
I of flour 3e. 4d. per sack.
Damns JAN. 11.-We had • very large supply of
wheat, which, owing to the political rumours afloat, ven-
dee to the near prospect of peace, paralysed the market
and mined a complete stagnation is the trade. What few
ease were effected, were made at • reduction of from 4s.
to 6e. • quarter; but by far the greater part remained un-
sold. Barley was in fair supply ; the best malting qualities
were fatly 21. • quarter lower, but the decline in grinding
saris was not so much. In oats, buns, and peas little or
.snag doing. Wheat, best red, 71s. to 745.; middling,
fiffie. to 71e. ; inferior, 625. to 625. ; barley, 31e. to 38s. ;
eats, 28s. to 365. ; beans, 48e. to 60s. ; peas, 38s. to 48s. ;
flour, fine, ins. to 68s. per mask ; seconds, 61s. to 541.
Maxcxxerni., Luc. 11.-There was a moderate attend
saes at oar market this morning, end the trade was in •
state of complete stagnation, scarcely a sale of any article
being effected, and prices were consequently nominal. We
reduce oar quotations 4d. to 6d. per 70 lbs. on wheat; 2s.
per sank on flour ; Id. per 45 lbe. on oats ; 6d. to le. per load
on oatmeal; and on beans, barley, peas, and Indian corn,
each Is. to 2.1. per quarter.
NxwAna, JAN. 10.-At our market today scarcely
any business was transacted. There was • fair attendance
of holders of (grain, and samples were freely offering, but
scarcely a purchaser could be met with. Wheat was lees'
valuable than last week to the extent of 4s. or 6s. per qr.
Barley about 3s. lower. Oats and beans met with little
alteration. Averages:-Wheat, white, from 755. to 775.;
red, 71s. to 735. ; barley, malting, 31s. to 33m. ; grinding, 301.
to 33e. ; oats, 32a. to 365. ; beans, 60e. to 625. per qr.
NRWHIIRT, JAN. 11..--WO have only a moderate supply
el wheat, bat the anurtainty of peace or war completely
ellonends bushiest the small proportion sold was at 4s- per
quarter decline. The quantity of barley on offer WAS steel
OBOBSSiTO fully Is. per quarter lower. Oats, beans, and
peas without change.
tixitalnaa, Jaw. 11.-The trade to day is extremely dull.,
dad all kinds of grain on offer are difficult to dispose et.
Wheat is Es. to 4s. per qr. lower in value. The best pin,
'rum is 80s. per qr.
J. 10.-We had in the market to-day
1,163 qrs. wheat, 1,882 qrs. barley, 1,584 qrs. oats, and 98
qrs. beans. There were sold : Wheat, 845 ; barley, 1,340:;
oats, 1,306 ; and beans, 89 qrs. As compared with last week,
wheat was As. down on the top, and 34. 2d. on the average.
Barley was the same on the top, and le. 2d. down
Oats were down 82. en the top, and 10d. on the average.
Beans were up 3s. on the top, and Is. 2d. on the average.
Our supply of grain eau not near so large to-day. Bales
for all sorts were extremely dull, and prices considerably
down. Wheat, 665. to 86s. per qr. Barley, 30s. to 38e. 64.
Oats, 18s. Bd. to 325. Beans, 441. to 635. Weight of top
wheat, 641 lbs. ; barley, 581 lbs.; oats, 45 lbs. ; and beans,
661 The.
GLASGOW, JAN. 10.-The arrival of a few Egyptian and
Danish cargoes have brought up the week's imports to a
I fall average. There has been hardly anything doing in
the trade throughout the week, particularly since the re-
ceipt of the pacific news from Vienna OR Monday ; and as
buyers and sellers are teeming', disposed to await more de-
finite information business is almost at a stand still. Thin
attendance and depressed trade on to-day's market. New
wheat receded Is. to 2.. per boll, and flour le. to 21. per
sack. Barley, beans. and peas are Is. lower. Oats and
oatmeal are reduced 64. per boll and load. Indian corn Is.
per 2801 be. cheaper.
WATERFORD, JAN. 10.-Our market, influenced by the
unexpected intelligence from Vienna, is completely at a
stand-still. The business passing is limited to the actual
wants of buyers, at lower prices for all snicks. Arrivals
are small.

DATTLB.—Newsni, SAM. 10.—At market to-day we
had only a small show of stook, and there wu little doing.
In prices there was no perceivable variation. There were
12 sheep, 152 beasts, and 126 pigs penned in the market.
EDINBURGH, JAN. 10.—The number of cattle in the
market this morning was 697, or 86 more than this day week.
Demand also good, and prices much the same as thou ob-
tained last week. Top price of the best beef, 10e. per Dutch
stone • current price, 91. to 9e. 6d. • middling and inferior,
78. 6d. to Bs. 6d. At the close a hood clearance was effected.
The number of sheep was 6,086, being 2,188 more than
this day week. Bales were dull, aad prime frcm le. to Is. 6d.
ahead down, and even at the above reduction a considerable
number were unsold. Top pries of the beet mutton, Old.
per lb. current price, 6d. ; middling and inferior sorts, 6d.
to 6icl. per lb.

CHEESS.-BALISBURT. JAN. 11.—This market was held
to-day, when the supply wu small, compared with our
late markets, 160 tons being about the quantity pitched.
The quality of the cheese was good, but mostly new. There
was not a very lugs attendance of buyers present ; notwith-
standing which holders were very firm, end their high pre-
teasions caused the few buyers present to limit their pur-
chases to immediate wants; consequently not a great deal of
business was doing, and much remained unsold. The
quotations of our late markets were fully maintained for
all descriptions, via.: Skims, 30e. to 365.; half skims, 40s.
to 645.; Somerset., 635. to 70s. ; and old Cheddars, 765. to
78s. per ton.

POTATOES.—The following were the prices of potatoes
yesterday at the market established at the II ing's.cross
Railway Terminus : —Scotch reds, SOL to 95e. per ton ;
Scotch regents, 955. to 105 s. per ton ; York regents, 100 s. to
1153. per ton. ; Lincolnshire regents, 951. to 110 s. per ton.
I Supplies large ; trade not so good. Total weight received
this week, 2,019 tons.