The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-27 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. TIIMMAT Bellini(e. The market vas
steady to-day. Jemmy to Mar* 41s. 6d. ; March,
411. 3d. ; October to December. 445. Id. Delivery to last
'maim, 301 asks ; animas, OM casks.

OOTTON.—LtmaarooL, Jar. 26.—T60 cotton market
teatime vary quiot, witboat2 pries. Sake to-dor,
I 2,010 mind* 600 •tion sod import. IUO
Americoa, 27d. to 280. ; Noma mad Balm, 250. ;
SUO Egyptian. 1
450 Bar* 15d. t 27d. to 340
24fd.id. ; 100 Eloryroo, 224 d. to 2314.;
,

OOTTON GOODS.—Mmicitieren, Jaz. Z.—Nobodiess
of any moment bas been effected to-day is the yarn market,
bat spinners are tolerably firm, and do not evince any desire
to force odes. The doomed for all markets, home and
forego, is alike without animation. When there bee been
any disposition to helium* the tendency of picas has bees
in favour of buyers. I. home trade yams seaanfacturere
have shown leas dispasiticsa them ever to effect poolasess.
Speisers are quoting list week's prices, bet so peat has
bees the dimearegensent from Irma that it is mid many
'Posers are returning home with the resolution to work
their mills lose time than they are now dotes and some with
the intention of stopping their machinery altogether.
tfpwards,of 10.000 extra applicants for relief to boards of
guardians and local relief boards were reported en
the 9th lust. in consequence of mills cos ; a
All larger edffition was made in the week ood-
les on the 18th, and there is every probability that by
Moeda, next the heeds throwa'out of work in the short
space of we month will be 40,000. And yet the aisle does
sot appear to have readied its utmost point. The cloth
market, to-day, is quite as inactive as that for yarns, and
more looms as well as more spied's* ere spoken of as
likely to be stopped as the remit of to-day's experisoce of
the market. Things are not worse is the cloth market
than they were last Tuesday : indeed it would be difficult
to omissive them worse. From Oalcutta and Bombay the
last letteis to hand read very discouragingly, with the
difficulties lamming and some failures (though
:41°.= =seem) is the hamar. With such account'
before them shippers to those whets are making few or
so offers, and those they have made have mostly been at
=too low to meet with consideration. The prospect of
money at home, and the fears arising out of political
complications no the cootiasot, have also a tendency to re-
strict business.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Luna, JAN. 26.—We have to
ar.rirr sport
==jectsf market
nb
;re 4ePir olpretrru then'w am::
gather of a baud-to.month deemtpaion, and mii:rareoed no
sof any mszwiderable extent. The main dentandgwa
trloli tas melees, in light oolonrinp, and other fabric, of that
vim ice &Alan Purposes. A few tweeds and white hair
We also changed hands. There is no quotable alteration in
Wm.

MANUFACTURES.-Hi

JAN. 26.—Not

may boyers have been in the market to-day, but notwith-
standing this some moderato-Mud parcels have been made
up of middle-pried fancy woollens and onion goods. A
little improvement has also been noticed in the demand for
light ttronserisp, most of Much are made to order and
delivered at the merchant.' warehouses, from whence they
are forwarded to their dietination during the week.

WOOLS.—HUDDEBSPISLD, JAN. 26.—W001s generally
move off ratber easier. bat the high ram of discounts pre-
vent buyers from making bossy purchases. Dealers keep
up to full WWI" which as far have been pretty well main-
tained.

CORN.—HOLY Jaw. 26.—A mall supply of English
wheat which is cleared cif at about Lust Thursday's
earreaey. Venice gaits wegleetad. Suring corn unaltered,
with a dull drawee retail wile. Forage arrival" for the
week :—Wheat, 100 qrs. ; barley, 630 ; beam, 120 ; peas,
182; tame, 225.

Tom, JAN. 26.— TM 'wheat trade is vary dm,
and rendered acre so by the warlike news of Lot
evening : holders ue not at all inclined to sell, exempt at an
ulnae, from Friday's rases, bad millers therefore bold off,
but the sales made are at the earresoy of that day. Harley
is no lower but basiness is Dot active. Beau make late
rates. Ode and other satiable unaltered.

layaway 26.—With a very few country bayou
at this day's market wheat has met oial7 a poor Inquiry, sod
quotetioos remain nominally es on Friday lat. Ameitora
dour is not to be bought shaper, bat we note French down
6d. per sack. A beater demand was a:pinewood for Indian
own. and several paroela were takes both for assumption
and to hold over at the rates of last market. Oats end oat-
meal dull. Beans, peso, and barley each steady at former
plea, but not very saleable. The market clam without
animation. _ _

LTIIII, JAN. 26.—The weather **Musa open aid spring
like. Today's market the supply of wheat was small, the
demand steady st fully last Tuesday's rates. Barley. small
show of malting, and prices fully as dear. Oriadiag dimarip
tie*, prime is favour of *yews. Beans mid peas, value
autherod. Per imperial quarter * the grower :—Wheat,
add* sew, 6310 e. to 6411.. per imperial bushel, 45e. to
Ms.; ditto red. 631bs. to 641*, 41s. to 42e. ; ditto rod,
old, 621* to 631*, 40.. to 41s. Becky, beet Omni*.
malting. 541*. to 551*. 365. tone. ; ditto, rue Chevalier
ditto, 5311.. to 5411.., 33e. to 344. Oats, 3611:4. to 421*,
to 26e. Baum old, 631* to 65/be., 40a. to 445. ;
sew. 63165. to *lbs.. 38e. to 40e.
NEWCANTUI. JAN. 26.—The weather isontinsee mild sod
pea At oar market this mond* we had a modarata
show of wheat from the gnawers, and although the arrivals
audwies singe Saturday have also proved moderate the
trade, owing to the lea report from Ilark•laaa, wee similarly
dented, and vary few traneerainserenolted as femora would
' eel plaid in their pretmmiosa Is bar rather more stirring.
I Area *thing bailey quite as dear, bat far *bar descrip-
tions there was a limited *spiry. la malt little stirring.
Nodding prim is *me. tfoling pees mote *quit* after.
OMB is ellirdy tweed