The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-19 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. SercranaT Evranao.—The market was
quiet to•dy. Spot, 435. 9d. to 44e. ; Much, 445. 6d.; April
to Aloe, 445. 301. to 44e. 6d. ; October to December, 46e.
to 465. 3d. Delivery to Lest evening, 1,644 casks; arri-
vals ditto, 313 seeks.

oorros.—Livrarooi, JAL 17.—Our market to-day
is quiet, with a small business, without change in prior.
The Naos are 3,000 bales, iticlucling 2,890 Surat, at 130.
to 170. ; 110 Egyptian, 21d. to 2bd. ; of which 1,600 are
for speculation and export. The week's import is
nothing.

oorroN GOOD& —ffi•NCHllirra, JAN. 17. —The mar-
ket is quiet to-day, but we have had active inquiries. The
aggregate business of the week has not been large, but it
has been of a character difficult to form an approximate
estimate of. In • week, during which brims have been
subject to fluctuation, like the peg, buyers go into what at
other times would be considered out-of-the-way channel* to
test prime, and parttime@ are made as the result of these
inquiries ray often which are far from inconsiderable.
Spinners and manufacturers mostly report a rather dull
market ; but there have been some large re-sales of both
yarn and cloth held by speculators. A good deal of this
cloth has reminded of India shirting and other fabrics, and
is not purchased for present shipment; but we have also
heard of some fair transactions also in domestics and
printers. These are mostly in goods which have been held
on speculation since about August, and which the holders
have been content to quit the first opportunity with •
moderate profit. Home trade yarns closed decideffiy lower
than they were last week, whilst yarns for shipping are
dearer. Doubled yams, for the continent, are rather
dearer, and the higher counts have been taken to
• fair extent. Holders of cloths generally are firm,
but those suitable for the home trade are difficult of
sale, and cloths of this description are practically aerie-
, able at late quotations.

WOOLLEN.—Lana, JAN. 17.—Tbere was no lack of
animation in the market this morning, particularly in the
Coloured Hall, where there was • good attendance of
buyers, who appeared disposed to operate with better
spirit. Low maltose, both in plain sod fancy styles, were
eagerly picked up, and more would have been sold if they
had Leen there, but in these inferior qualities the supply
is now considerably in arrear of the demand. Tweeds and
better meltons for spring also commanded • fair @hare of
attention, and some good parcels were cleared. There was
also an improved inquiry for plain cloths, properly so
called. In the White Hall, light mediums again led the
way, and • pretty large quantity changed hands. Rates in
all departments were fully maintained.

HARDWABE.—Braignoffsti, JAN. 17.—The trade of
this town is improving. In the course of the week a good
sprinkling of orders have come io, and at all the large manu-
factories the men are fully employed. There is little to be
said in reference to particular branches. It may be no-
ticed, however, that the electro-platen are getting bast',
and that the various rolling mills are on at full time ; the
tabe-makers, hollow-ware manufacturers, and tin-plate
workers have all of them sufficient orders in to keep all
hands fully occupied. Much the same might be said in re-
ference to some other important branches. In the various
trades of the adjoining district an improvement has also
taken place. The foundries are in fall work ; there is a
good demand for railway fittings, and at Walsall the sad-
dlers' ironmongers are getting better off for orders on ac-
count of the foreign trade. The tool makers are busy, and
with few exceptions the large works all over the district are
in active operation.

Coll24.—Catuuuocr„ JAN. 17.—Wheat u last week.
Barley Is. dearer. Wheat, 445. to Ws. • barley, 32.. to
41a. ; beans, 32a. to 40L ; cats, 20s. to 28;. per yr.

Canal.; J. 17.—There was a good supply of all
kinds of grain at our market to-day. W heat wassome-
what glow of sale, at about last week's prices, in some MOB
a alight reduction having to be submitted to. Oats met a
fair demand at late rates. Barley dull of sale at prices
in favour of buyers. Wheat, white, new, 17a. to 20a. 6d. ;
old ditto, 21. to 225. ; red, now, 16a. to 18s. 6d. • barley,
new, 10a. to lla. 6d. ; oats, potato, new, Si. to 9s. 3d. ;
common, new, 7s. to Bs. ; rye,.l4s. to 15a. 6d. ; beans, 15a.
to 18a.

COLCILISTIII, JAN. 17.—An increased supply of wheat,
much larger than for several market days ; only moderate
of barley, end fair of other grain. Wheat in limited de-
mand at bluely late rates. Barley, beam, and peas a dull
sale.

Gun.nroan, JAIL 17.-With a moderate supply of wheat
to-day, trade was without change. Damp panels were not
readily disposed of, except at low rates. Barley and other
spring corn at late quotations. Wheat, 425. to 575.; barley,
325. to 395.; oats, 21s. to 26e. ; peas, 395. to 425. ; beans,
38s. to 425. per qr.
Herrman, Jet;. 17.-A fair supply of wheat, and trade
brisk at fully last week's rates. A good supply of barley,
and prices la. per qr. higher for good malting qualities.
Oats rather in request at late rates. Beans steady ; peas
the same. Wheat red, runs, 28. to 30s. per load ; fine,
325. ; white, runs, 30e. to 325. ; flue, 33e. Barley, malting,
36e. to 44e. per qr.; grinding, We. to 345. Oats, coarse,
184. to 245. ; feed. 265. to Ve. Brew, 25e. to 275. per load.
Peas, 235. to Ns. per load.
Lmceirrita, Jaw. 17.-The supply of wheat was about
an average. The weather has been more seasonable
during the past week. The demand ruled healthy, and late
prices were supported for good qualities; common rune a
dull eels. Old red sold at 55i. to 565.; new, 425. to 52e. ;
old white, 58s. to 60s. ; new, 48e. to 64e. per 36 stone.
Barley was only a moderate show, and the demand sunned
a healthy aspect, an occasional advance being made Ice
choice parcels ; malting, 345. to 38e. per quarter ; grinding.
28.. to 30s. per 30 stone. Oats were a small show, and the
turn in seller's favour ; old, 275. to 30s. ; new, 20s. to 24a.
per 24 stone.
Nswesmiserns-Tron, Jas. 17.-At our market this
morning we had a better eapply of wheat froiu the growers,
and condition being imperfect, a &mama could only be
effected by submitting to a reduction of ls. per qr., Whilst
to bar) nude progress in south country or foreign, a simi-

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