The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-20 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—SATOIDAT 2011330.—The market wan fiat
to-day. Annexed sre the rice* rafts 1.4111114, new, 48. to
48s. 341.; all January, 48s. ; liar* 4.4. Id. to 46a. 3d.
April to June, 48s. Gd. October to December, 435. 6d.
to 48s. 3d. Delivery to last evening 1,247 casks ; arrivals,
502 cosh&

corroic—Lrnarool., JAN. 18.—We have bed so
market to-day. The males are 2,000 bibs, including 1.500
American, X to 14d. ; 500 Surat, Wd. to W. Of which
1,000 are for speculation and export. To-day's import is
4,161 bales

COTTON GOODEL—Mnicantrine, Jar. 18.—There ia
no ohmage in this market sinus yesterday. Little or no
badmen is doing, and though prices were nominally as high
as they were a few days ago, yet buyers practieelly find
they are able to obtain goods on rather easier terms. This
can only be done in exceptional cane ; in general manufac-
turers hold with much firmness, notwithstandioLtat
many of them have heavy etocka. The production,
reduced as many believe fully 50 per cent., is still in exams
of the demand. In fact at the present high prices than is
very little demand beyond what is believed to
be for speculation, merchants having little onlidelice
in the maintenance of the high rates now prevailing.
Letters from Charleston say that wherever the Federal
troops appear the planters are setting fire to their stocks of
last year's cotton crop, whilst but little is doing ia the way
of pnnting for ant year,owing to the
their
forced open
them by the exigencies of war of turning their adenine to I
the cultivation of grain. As advicss lila these come to
hand and the probability vanishes of any ermaideralikr
farther supply of cotton from America it is not unlikely that
the buyers of manufactured goods may he more disposed to
give better prices, but et present many manufacturers are
working at a ruinous lon, and are unwillingly compelled
wholly or partially to dose their mills. In several towns
aubsenptions are getting up to relieve the disbar, bet it
will evidently soon be neesevary to do this on a larger soak
than has yet been attempted. The cruel net of the poor
law now applied to armbands for relief, by which they ere
obliged to tweak up their houses and become in-doer
paupers, will aesennete some such movement, and it bogy
postpoeed in sone plater from a desire not to be premature
commencing a course which it may be found difficult to
sustain if the crisis should be one of long duration.

WOOLLEN CLOTHS.—Lama, JAN. 18.—A very fair
quantity of light spring fabrics changed bands to-day in the
coloured hall, though on the whole there was perhaps hies
animatioe than on one or two recent market days. Pewee
continue Ann, and the makers appear to be in good spirits.
The white market was quiet, Several good Cenadian buyers
may be everted in Leeds early nest week, and their
" lists" are said to be pretty good. The foreign bounce at
Bisdiced are still busy.

HARDWARE—MR=6IAX. JAL 18.—The trade of
this town continues in a very Inanimate state ; it can
scarcely be said to have started again since Ohristmas, many
of the naanufacturers in tome at the best staple trades not
having much more than half a week's work for their meta.
There are some country orders caning in, bat they are
small, and the bulk of those given out in the coons of the
week have been for goods for foreign markets, chilly
Australia, South America, and the Wed Indies. The tith►
makers, gunmakers, and lamp sad chandeliermakers are
busy ; these are the may exceptions to the dulness which
prevails amongst the trades bore. In the adjoining diatriat
matters are in much the same state. The iron trade is
quiet, a few only of the mills and forges being in full ope-
ration. In the various manufacturing trades inactivity
prevails.

CORN.-Cammunan, Jag. 18.-We had a very dull
market, and all eons was ls. lower. Wheat. 535. to 83s.
Barley, 34a. to 406 Beans, 38a. to 42e. Oata, 22a. to 246
CAELIIILL JAIL 18.-A good 'apply of wheat, which
sold quickly last week% rams, being w better condition.
Outs quick sale at fully last week's prime. Barley slow but
not altered in value. eat., white, saw 211. 0& to 24e.;
old, 21s. Od. to 245. Od. ; red, new, 20s: Od. to 22a. W. ;
old, 20e Od. to 22e. 04. Barley, new, 111.6 d. to 13a. Od.;
old, Hs. 6d. to 134. Od. Oats, potato, old. Be. 6d. to
9e 6d. ; ditto, new, Bs. 84. to Pa. 6c1.• common, old, 84.8 d.
to Oa. 6..; ditto, new, Be. 641. to 9s. icL ltye. 14s. 01. to
15s. Od. BMW, 20e.

COLCHISTIII, TAN. 18.—A good supply of wheat, sod
fair of othor drab& Wheat met a slow sal* 'Minims barely
equal to last day's. Barley. beaus, and peas were tams at
full prior.
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GUILDFORD, JAIL 18.—The supply of wheat was to-day
again rather limited ,• trade regained its tone, and • doer
sane was gasokly made at the extreme rabies of last week.
Other grain as before. Wheat, 525. to 695. per quarter.
Barley, 325. to 38e. Oats, 225. to 27.. Beans, 40s. to 44a.
Peso, 38s. to 425.
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Linesmen, Jan. 18.—Wheat sold steadily at the cur-
rencies of last week. New white sold at 645. to 685.; new
red, 63e. to flea.; 014 red, 54a. to 60s; old white, 60s. to
Ws. per 3d stone. There was a tolerable demand for
ki at the prices of last Saturday ; malting, 34e. to 38e.:
grinding, 30s. to 32a. per 30 atone. There woe not • largo
show o either oats or Leans, for which the enquiry was
firm, and the former brought the full rates of Lot week,
the latter not much altered ; old oats, 32r. to 355.; sew,
24.. to 27a. per 24 stone ; old beans, 43e. to 46e.; sew, 40e.
to 42a. per quarter. Fine flour, dde. to 475.; see/oda, 44e.;
thirds, 425. per seek.
NswoasrLs-nrog-Tree, Jas. 18.—At oar market this
morning we bad • moderate show of wheel from the
grower., and the coasting receipts being generally held
under limite which are not attainable, the quantity offering
from the steeds wag limited, hence a clearance of farmers'
samples woe readily effected, at the extreme rates of this
day se'onisht ; and although the amount of Mainers paw-
ing was trifling, yet upon the whole • more healthy feeling
ed the trade. For a parcel of very choice Oaf-
rlrlr pervaded
wheat 70e. per 5041 b.. vase procured, aloe
new yellow at the same time befog offered in min at
665. In foreign entreaty a translation occurred, there being
too great • divergence between buyers and sellers to laid to
bashoses. Flour we held more firmly. and we look for
embeallse mondloreek. Malting barley, nutter fine sod heavy
mast Assam a disposal ; grinding uncitiard- Melt.
white* *airy. In beans or peas little asimag. Oats
fie end quit. either. The arrivelathis week are :—Wkeat,
emeirise, 2,1010 ate, ; foreign, 2,424. Rye, oceMeriee, 21.
BasteN eseattrine, 832. Malt, enstoriee, BR Oats, mast.
Wine, 1,216 ; foreign, 370. Flour, ecestwiea, /,183 Webs
ladies sera floar,l9o sacks.

NORWICH, JAN. 18.—Notwithstanding the large mires
of foreign wheat and dour this week into the lan,
Opal porta of the kingdom, today's market was Hrra for
wheat at last week's prices ; the supply was not very lark,.
Than was rather less barley offering, and former rates were
demanded, business being consequnnily somewhat checked.
lbw, in favour of the seller. White wheat (weighing
to 6116.), 60s. to tits. ; red ditto (weighing 4,211). to 641.0.
58s. to 621.. • beeti chevalier malting barley (welshing 511 b.
to 551 b.), 38i. to nis.; runs chevalier ditto (weighing 531. h.
to 541 b.), Me. to 37e. ; distilling ditto (weighing 521 b. to
531 b.), 31a. to Ms. per qr. Flour, 425. lid, to 43a..per
Avenges :—Witeat, 2,835 on.. 61e. Id. ; barley, ,114 qrs.,
36.. 11.111. ; oats, 115 qrs., 245. ld.
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Ncrivreollell, JAN. 18.-Tbe show of wheat was only
moderate, and the attendance was fair. Trade firm, at tke
prices of last week ; old white wheat made 475. to 63, ; old
red, 431. to 625. ; new white, 64e. to 71s. ; new red. rite. to
66e. per 36 stone. There was a 'middling supply of barley, for
whirls the inquiry was steady, at the prices of last week ;
malting may be quoted at 34a. to 41s. per qr. ;
30c. to 325. per 30 stone. Of oats the show was not
and the inquiry wee modem* at the full prima of last
market day ; old, 265. to 365. ; new, 245. to 275. ; foreign.
265. to 30e. per 24 stone.
OXFORD, J.N. 18.-The supply cf wheat was exoeeditisle
short, although there was a good demand, not only 'by
the regular millers and dealers who attend the markei„blit
many cams from long distances purposely to make purchases
of prime samples ; holden' consequently would not give
way, and late prices were fully maintained, viz., white
wheat, from 60e. to 66e. ; red wheat, from fioe. to 645. ;
barley for malting purposes was also scarce ; but being
sought after, farmers would not give way, and former quo.
blikell were maintained ; best qualities for gmoding, 40s.
pee
. qr. ; inferior samples sold as 13w as 335. ; oats made
m 16e. to 30s.
PINZIJIGRODON, JAN. 18.-A. good supply of all kinds of
linda Yee to-day. Wheat made last week's prices ; tine
red up ions per qr. of 5041b5. ; malting barley Is. per
dearer ; oats and beans both ready sale, and prices the turn
higher-ia some instances la. per qr. on each.
BEADING. Jas. 18.-The market somewhat recovered its
dulness to-day. Although the supply was short, there was
a very fair nude for wheat at last week's rates. Barley
also met with an improved demand, though the supplies
still continue scanty. Beans, oats, peas nomioaL
BOCILININR, JAN. 18.-There was a fair attendance of
the ewes sad oreerey trade, and the stands were well sup.
plied with grain for the season of the year. The fine frosty
weather hat considerably improved the wheat, the primest
samples et which were done at about the retold last week.
Other kinds, however, could only be disposed of at a reduc•
Mon of la. to 2a. per quarter, and eves at that conoeseron
buyers were disinclined to do business to any great extent,
and a great deal of wheat remained unsold at the close of
the market. Of barley the supply method. and good malt-
ing samples were about the same as last week ; grinding
kinds wore but little inquired after. Good qualities of oats
are still dear; bat in NOM kinds • reduction of rid. was sub-
mitted to by holders.
WISBNCE, JAN. 18.-We are but moderately supplied
with grain of all kids at this day's market. Wheat meets
a fair demand at la per qr. more money. Oats are ready
sale at 6d. advises. Beans, barley, km., as last week.
Prior to the grower :--Wheat, white, new, Ms. to 63e.,
631 be. per bushel; wheat, red, 665. to 60e. Oats, new, Md.
to Is. 00. per stone. Brava, 405. to 425. per 19 stone.
Wonoseren, Jas. 18.-At this day's market there was
limbed supply of wheat, which found buyers at about the
currency of this day week Barley quite as dear. Oats a
slow sale. Beans rather clesper. Peas firm.
You, Jar. 18.-The supply of wheat was under an
average, and there was a fair attendance. Farmers made
last week's rates ; in some cases there was a reduction of Is.
per quarter. White wheat sold et 62e. to 88a. • red, 60s. to
635. per 36 stone. Of barley the show was limited, and a
moderate trade was dope at the prices of last week for fine
worts ; malting, 34a. to 375. per quarter ; grinding, 325. per
30 stone. The supply of oats was middling, and sales took
place at last week's rates, 225. to 28s. per 24 stone.
KIRKCALDY, See. 19.-It has rained every day this week,
up to lard night, socestimes very heavily, so that the
ground is quite saturated. Agricultural operations are
almost at a stand. We much need dry weather. At our
country merkets.this week, farmers were reluctant sellers of
all kinds of grain. Where sales were made rather lower
prices were accepted. Here, to-day we bad • good supply
of oats, but only moderate of wheat and barley. Salsa
ready at the fall prams of last week. Wheat, old and new,
48s. to 58e. ; barley. new, 255. to 34a. ; rata, new, 20a.
to 28a.

WAIMRPOILD, JAN. 18.—Our deliveries of farmers' grain
for the week are most trifling, sad by boat the receipts cow
IBaas very light. From abroad, the arrivals are flouted to
two cargoes of Indian corn. Notwithstanding the smallness
of the supplied', oar market shows scarcely as recovery from
the recant de and buyers sot with the greatest
caution. In e value of farmers' wheat we make so
change, bat foreign may be bought at a redoetios of 6d.
per barrel. Barley and cats as bud quoted, with rather
more inquiry for the latter. A further decline of 3d. to
to 6d. tier barrel on 'adieu corn has brought a few more
buyers into the mar ket, and at present ram there is a
Moderate boahmes passing. Flour di per mak elt=
Imports this week :—Wheat, 63 qrs. Barley, 12.
W 6,416. Flour, 260 maks. Exports this week :
Wheat., 78 barrels. Barley, 1,060. Oats, 000. Flour,
13013 sacks. WWI nasal, &