The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-08 00:00:00

MAIIIHTS.

TiLLOW.—THIILSDAT Evian:No.-11w market tru
aka* to-day. Spot, 42a. to 42a. 3d. ; Yank 43a. to
43§.. 3d. ; June, 44e. ; October to December, 45e. 3d.
Dolivery to laat evoking, 668 mike ; no arrivals.

oarron-1Avzir005...13.24. 7.—A quiet aierket, with
Ivry little doing The sales ere 1,200 bales, of which 200
are oo apeeulatiee aad for export. 200 ilakericee, 2801.
to 280. ; 849 Surat, 160. to 254. ; 290 Emilia, 288. to
Std. ; 10 Pareaarbsco, 210. ; 100 Bahia awl MllO.llO, 26/4.
to 27p. ; 30 Manahan, 298. ; 20 Smyrna, 2344. The
week's import is 10,819 bales.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Branromi, Jan. 7.—There
is a very cheerful feeling pervadieg the Made Miley.
Dario; the weak !bemires of wool have had rather a harden-
ing tandem, and ibis is very apparent to-day. Them is a
steady oomumptira deemed, chiefly for deep-grown weals,
the sales Ming Prather numerous shah large m imaatity.
Primps are accidentally the tun against the boyar. In
wonted yarns, spinners are very genteelly engaged to
order, sod, so far as we am lean, no machinery is standing.
This being the ease, sad the Mahoney of mien el wool
being to hardeo, the fall rates et bra week ate risked, not.
withstanding the new bulimia I ea the most Maid seals.
The export buyers are extremely testrioted ia their
operations, and buy may smell lots from Mock
for immediate shipment. The oilers made I. epineers
are so far below thoir quotations as to afford them DO in
ducement to make any coocestion. The muss of this
extreme quietness is of course the still unsettled Holstein
question. Bo loog as this remains undecided every one
bolds aloof from betimes as tar as possible ; but it is
believed that an makable arrangement otthe quenel would
be at mos followed by a botch chmand. The new year
epees pretty favourably for Meese. Loose, end fumy,
are tolerably well employed to order. Mean orders are
gives oat by oar home mothente, but very few by foreign
buyers. Both the home sad foreign booms urn mooed.
regly restricted is their °potations by the saceirtainty of
relatious between Ommasy sad Denmark. Fees America
there is a fair demand, bums adios with tenths. Nina,
which were Naar sear at the cisme el the post year,
MR to have resevered their farmer shreiird.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Netwomut, JAN. 7.—The
bee troth boo kw Toy q tbroeib Mho week, wig.
partly to As mid wootbw bretror obsirpel sb. osifeotise is
any ports Cl Om 0.. -t, es eloo te tin &Am{
by de Moto id oaks los BAWL Yana, booreueri=
frasesly Iposa m Ina, it is yet elle* iorpowibie to
mob soy kind el gotten bet awl
Lgot inigis plea.
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puma prism to Ibe oapoolotke tbey Au* be
weld bierm—The ems ansatissidabove have psoband

an unfavourable effect on all branches of the hosiery trees.
Orders have opine is veryilariegly during the week, tee
weather having quite stop the demand for white good,
but the prospects of busman generally have not deters:
anted.—Nothisehass JosirssaL

PORN.—Briurnionnu, JAN. 7.—At this day's nuiLic
there was a fair supply dwheat, tar which Plush high,
pion were oohed, aad as advance cd fully IX per quart,
was paid for what changed hands. Fine barley, is. per
quarter higher; other qualities rather more inyuized fur.
Oats, beans, and peas is Unproved demand.
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Bustin, JAN. 7.—At oar market to-day these was a
good supply of English wheat, which sold freely at an al.
.ante of fully Is. par qr. Foreign in better request, at
prices unattainable last week. For malting barley as in.
proved inquiry, at an advance of Is. per qr. ' • grinding, w.
per qr. dearer, with a moderate consumptive demand. ite
prevailing easterly winds keep out arrivals of oats, stki,
with a very short supply, all descriptious were fully f,d,
per qr. dearer. Beans more in favour. Peas dull. Wien
sera 6d. per qr. higher.
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DzvErsi, JAK 77—We were moderately soopliod with
wheat to-day. A better tom pervaded the trade, and we
may quote am advance of tally la. per qr. for all descriptioe.,
and at this advance a fair elearaace was effected. The t)i,
pries of beat red wheat may be stated at 225. per sack. Tie
best qualities of malting barley (of which we had a better
supply) sold freely at full prima. Beans sold more freely.
Oats and peas uschamed to prose. Best white wheat, 214.
to 22a 641. ; beet red ditto, 21s. to 225.; inferior aorta, 13‘
to 19a. ; barley. 33a. to 41a. inferior barley, 22a, to 304.,
oat., 2a. to 28e. ; beam, 18.. to 21s. ; peas, lTs. to Ws. ;
Ass flour, 311. to 315.6 d. ; other flour, .to 28e.
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IIAJICEZBI72, JAN. 7.—At our market this monk;
time was about an average. attendance, and owing to
dams tog. businam was much interrupted. English wheat
was ia fair request at SO amendment of L. per qr., and
forage most be quoted ?A to 3d. par °natal hither, without
mach doing. Floor was hold for an advance of 6d. per sack.
but the tramnotions were limited. Oats wore without
Oatmeal was 6d. per load dower. Egyptian beats
and own auk commanded ls. per quorum over Lot
week's Mr.

NEWBURY, JAR. 7.—Wheat came to market more p:pr,•
tifully than of late, mad the dry and frosty weather of the
past few days had certainly very much improved the coo.
dithse. !armw sod holders of samples made a demand for

.4.ooeVrieratily enhanced rates, but could not obtain there.
Intimately a good number of sales were effected at an :CI •
ROW of about to. on the rates of the preceding week, tie
inset parcels of white being taken off at 435. to 475.. and
inferior deeicriptions from Na to 411. ' • good red qualifier
from 40s. to 44a., and inferior from 34a. to 3da. There was
• fair show of barley, and for the best malting parcels tun
inquiry ruled active, the terms of last week being geneislly
accepted. For the secondary and grinding aorta the trade
was steady, and prices ware unchanged. Good malting lota
from 36a. to 40a., and grinding from 26e. to 325. The market
oeseacisred firm for oats, beans, and peas.
NIWARI, JAN. 6.—(Air market was moderately supplied
with wheat, which sold freely, and prices are fully Is. per
quarter higher. The beet aorta of barley were Is. per
quarter dearer ; secondary as before. Oats very firm. Bemis
a fair sale. .

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Jaw. 7.-The trade is more active today,
and wheat, being in good condition, obtains Is. to 2.. per
quarter more mossy. In spring corn prices are unalterol.
Flour, 35e. to 40a. per sack of 2801bs.
@memo-oil-Tern, JAN. 6.-The farmers supply of grain
AA market this morning was pretty good. Wheat met
fees sale at an advance of la. per qr. on last week's prices.
Oats were in fair request at late rates. Barley 6.1. per ,ir.
cheaper. Betas and peas met a slow demand, and prices
rather lower. Wheat, per qr. of 631 b. to the bushel,
Durham and Yorkshire red. 39e. to 415.; ditto, white, 45e.
495. ; south country red, 43a. to 445. ; ditto, white, 48s. to
49e. ; ditto, old, 445. to 455. Barley, grinding, per Ira.
pedal qr., 28a. to 295. Oats, feed, new, 18s. to 20e. ; ditto,
potato, 421 b. per bushel, Mt to 245. Beans, new, 36e.
to 40s. ; ditto, old, 425. to 44e. Peas, feeding, 335. to 345.
EDIZBUILOII, JAN. 6.-As compared with last week,
wheat was 6d. up on the top, and 3d. uy on the
average, Barley was 61. down on the top, and ad. up on
the average. Oats were Gd. up on the top, and the
same on the average. Beans were 6d. down on the
top, and 2s. 4d. up on the average. Wheat, 30s. to 465. ;
barley, 19a. 3d. to 36e. ; cats, 13s. to 255. ; beans, 24.
to 37a. 6d.

ceTna-BIEJIENOHAII, JAN. 7.-There was an average
supply of beasts at this day'. market, and the trade ruled
steady at fully late quotiatioes. The supply of sheep was
which met a fair demand. Extreme priced real.
rs:cale. Iles@ were a small supply. Inquiry dull at full
prices. The supply of fat pip was limited, and a elearmos
was readily effected at higher prices. Prices realised :-
Beef, 54 to 74d. ; worker mutton, 81d. to 94 ; ewe
mattes, 74. to ; veal, 6d. to lid. per lb. ; hewn pigs,
Bs. to 9s. pm score ; porkets, 9s. 6d. to 10a. per score.
BRISTOL, JAN. 7.-There was • very short supply of beef
at our market to-day. but quite enough for the demand, sad
the quality being good, prime generally showed an upward
tewdesoy, some deseriptooes M hands at the excel).
tiosal prima of the Christanu mar assing
ket. Best samples re-
. &heed from 665. to 70s. per cwt, and secondary from 58s. to
63a. A short supply of mutton, with a fir node, and little
alteration in prices, from Bd. to 84. being obtained for
best withers. Au average number of Mere mthis, with only
a middling trade, the weather having • depressing inflames
on the seile. There was a good supply of pip with an eyei-
ng, trade ; bacon pip sold from Be. 2d. to Ba. 44.. and
porkers from Bs. 6d. to Ba. 9d. per more. Full supply of
mallet cows, of indiffereet quality, and prices showed a
downward tendency, 161. sad 171. ban the highest quota.
lion. Very few homes, sad • free inquiry.
Norrincitan, JAN. 6.-At the market this morning there
was • fair show of beef, which met with • slow demand at
advanced prices. The best beef made from Bs. 6d. to 9a
per atone : inferior, Ts. 6d. to Ba. fal. There was a email
supply of sheep or offer, with a brisk deemed at higher
rates. Best email realised 9d. per lb. ; large and inferior.
Bd. to 84 There wee a limited number of calves is the
market, and but little business was does at prices raven;
from 73. to 74. par lb. Small porket pip made from
Is. 3d. to 6s. PA, baooos 6s. to tie. 3d. per stool.
EDINBURGH, JAN. 6.-The supply of cattle this morning
was large, there being 573, or an increase of 205 head.
Saes were slowly effected at lower prices. Top price.
Bs. 6d. ; current for the best, 7s. 9d. to Bs. ; middling sal
inferior, 6a. 6d. to 7s. 3d. per steam There was a large
supply of sheep, the number, 4,516, being 1,660 more that
last week. Sales were slowly effected, and prices, .as con
pared with those obtained last week, lower. Top price
the best mutton, 84 ; current, Ad. to 84. ; ewes, 64 to
74 per lb. Fed pigs brought from ss. 6d. to Be. per
stone ; six to eight weeks old ditto, from 10e. to 13.. a
lased.