The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-04 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TOMMAT Itemrora.—The market was (ilot
today Spot, 45e. 6d. ; Monk 46.. 9d. • April to Jute.
45a. it to 45e. 9d. ; °dotter to Deeembe4 47,. Delmer,
to but evening, 361 cooks ; arrivals, Masks.

COTTON.—Lrviaroor., Fs. 3.—W• have had a fair
amount el business doing to-day at Ann prices. The tales
are 6,000 bales, including 400 American, at 20d. to 220. ;
5,130 Surat, at 13d. to 180. ; 900 Egyptian, at 22d. to
; 20 Permit, at 241 d. ; 230 Bahia, at 190. to 201 d.,
of which 3,000 are for speculation and export. The week's
impost is 8,260 balm

OOTTON GOODS.—NANcsesTr& Fm. 3.—Ths yarn
market has been rather more cheerful. There has been
more inquiry for India and the home trade, bet only a small
business ham been effected for these markets. The demand
for the other markets has been quite as flat u before.
Spinners, however, entertain a more hopeful feeling,
believing that we shall soon have more doing, and at higher
price. In the cloth market we hove had a firmer feeling
both amongst manufacturers and holders of goods, and in
some cases they hive advanced their quotations. In almost
all cases they are disposed to greater Semmes, in conse-
quence of the improved amounts from India. A telegram
from Calcutta to January 10 stater that at length a fair
besieees his arisen far the interior for Ilaacheste=,
acoompulied to some extent by a speculative
Shirtinp were quoted 9d. te 12d. per pima higher, and
yarn. at an &demos lid. to 2d. per lb. as compared
with the rates ruling about twelve days previously.
Telegrams from Bombay. dated Jae. 11, Mate also*et •
deinaad had sprung up for the interior, and that there wan
baying o:saotrufation. An advance had takes pings on
skirting varying from lid. to N. sad N. par
Other sloths had improved is the man
asernets, leevomer, have not brought bey=.
the market
at Ilaaabeaear very freely today. That, las bon a good
deal of boriry, with the view of %Mime them, and probably
of sampan them with the rates now reelleab6 ai the
India hut we have bead of but say few errs-
Mem gelleis. in betas stated, are armor this they were,
and such of our shippers to India se have edam to eaerute
are obliged to give very full, if not advaaced prime aa cum.
pared with last week. The greater activity in metes and firre.

DONS at Liverpool, together with the advisee from India, ham
dose much to steady prior and remove the irregularity
which wee the cheracterietic of this market at the close of
lest week. Printing cloths am decidedly quieter, arising t,
some extent from ao apprehension that there is likely to b,
ea exam of production owing to the number of makers of
these clothe known to be at work, and the temptations
recently held out to each parties by the relatively higher
rates mach goods have commanded. Is T cloths and tong
clothe there is no new, feature, the bulimia in them still
being small. The demand for the latter which sprung up s
few weeks ego has now disappeared, the shippers hay*,
probably given out all the orders at their disposal far the
present.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lima, Pi & —The umbels
this morning were only quiet ; the athsedeaee of bey*,
was limited, and their requirements appeared to be still
more so. A few mellowand tweeds in Um Coloured-ball,
and a sprinkling of light mediums in the White, made op
the transactions of the day. Rade folly maintain their
Armies.

MANUFACTURES. HODDIRBFTXLD, Fn. 3. —Tha
bayen attesdiag today have b.es tally equal to last week,
and though they do not yet purchase heavily, es witos is.
AMMO lupe traaesctioes have Ulm piece both io Brag
goo& Lac the home trade sad low priori goads for shippisg.
There has also bees • maser better desswid for geowal
goods. sad on the whole a slight isprorsesst has been
peroeptible.

WOOl9. —Hmahluaetata, net a,—The wool trade eon.
Maim moderately steady we kw ea the finer aorta
but for the lower qualities fie Imp a demand has bee'
visible both to-day sad dating the week, and prioea remain
quite as firm as heretofore.

CORN.—Hou., FrisT today's market a fair
supply of English wheat, which moves off tlowly at late
Mos. Foreign neglected, and 19610 Poirt 191r1•7 for
malting fully u dear ; grinding slow ale. MUM Ana pus
asultand Oats quiet, and without alteratioe in ulna,
The Scrooge imports last week ere se under :—Wheat, 4.010
bealey, 1,669 ; peas, 68 ; tana, 164 : linseed, 8,0110;
rapeseed, 370; boom 338 tom

LITIM, Frs. S.—Our millers seem determined not
to purchase wheat to-day, except at such • reduction
in price ma holders do not feel disposed to submit to, the
isles therefore sonde are few and far between. Barley
realises full rates. Oate, beam, sad other snicks sell in
retail without alteration in value.

LYNN, Fee. 3.—Tbii weather winos this day week hal
been unusually mild for the mace, with a south-west tried.
At our corn exchange this day ws bad a good attendee.;
the supply of wheat was good ; dry samples barely main.
gained late rates, while damp and inferior qualities sold
slowly at le. per qr. lees money. Barley, both malting sed
grloding, supported last Toseday's prices. Beans and peva
prime firm. Prices per imperial qr. to the power :—Wheat,
white, new, 61114. to 6:llbe. per imperial bushel, 51s. to 535.
ditto red, 611ba to 621ba., 45a to 48s. Barley, Ms{
Chevalier malting, 531 be. to 541b5., 37a to 40e. • ditto,
= runs Chevalier malting, be. to 531ba, 334. to 3611:: ditto,
distilling, 501 be. to 511134., 30e. to 326. Oats, 3611 e. to
421b5., 245. to 27e. Beam, old, 631ba. to 6511 e., 42e. to
48s. ; new, Ma to 641ba., 36a to 38e.

livakrow., FIB. 3.—We have had an tutusually small
atleodanos of millers and dealers at our corn erchaege
this morning, sad the demand for wheat has been quite In
rated at Friday's moss. Flour is offered more freely, sad
nag be quoted 3d. per barrel and la. per seek lower, at
which a fair business was done. Indian corn is still slow of
sale, but held for extreme rates ; prime sweet mixed seams.
Oats and oatmeal Seedy. Beans reset a fair inquiry at
berme' prime. Pease sad barley Ana. The market ekes'
without any signs of activity.

New Calms, Fm. 3.—The weather still continues un-
settled, although to-day there are symptoms of a favourable
change. At our market this mormog we had a moderate
show of wheat from the growers, and, although the arrivals
slime Saturday aro moderate, so few transactions occur
that the trade may be celled nominally unaltered. Flour
wean a drooping appsareoce. In other articles we hare
little moieties to mote of moment.

Bahoinirr, Pa. & —Our market to-day was largely
supplied with every description of grain, and the atten.
dews of buyers end sellers was also numerous. Wheat
for the moat pert was in very bad condition, which ren.
dared sales slow ; however, for the best samples last week's
prices were generally maintained ; but for inferior qualities
=
declined
fully Is. per qr. There still being a good
for malting barley, and also barley for sest-
penes, and beet sample' getting somewhat class
full prise' were ray firmly maintained, and a
was elfected. A steady trade doing in new mak nod
former quotations well supported. In other respects the
market was 'heady, and prices nominally unaltered. Wheat,
40s. to bk. Bar*, 25• to 42e. Oats, 22a. to2S• Beare,
42e. to 60s. Pees, 36e. to 40s. Itye, 30a to Me. per qr.
Flour, 365. to 41a. per sack. Malt, 645. to 66.. per qr.

CATTLE.—SAmearttr, Fn. 3.—Our market to-day
was awry shortly supplied with beasts, and Qom of the best
qrault , scarcely any ire offer, for which description re-
b prices ware Asked. The rttondanco of bums wee
also limited, end, as the whole, trade ruled dull, late rates
being 'amorally maintained. This, 111111 altogether*
off in tli• number of tbs sheep pooped, the whole of
changed brads, and in some few iustonees, for the hest
Dowels, a lit Ile more money was given. We bid a little Warr
supply of calms, rod the trade wee tolerably active, and tole
Inn. In tlio pig market there was a fair supply ;
trade was steady, and prices rt about a Mendota Best or
beef, lls. 6d. to 12s. 6d. per score ; cow and heifer ditto,
10s. to lls. ; best Down mutton, 80. per lb. ; inferior
ditto and other reeds, 7d. to Bd. ; reel, 7d. to 704; freak
pork, 7d. to 74d.; sated ditto, 70. to Bd., sad 9s. M. to 10s
per saws ; moo hewn, 9d. per lb. ; dry ditto, 10d.; sweet
pickled hams, 80. to 10d.; quarter old Mors pip, lb. to
113 s. each.