The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-16 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—Trionanav Evan:EL—Tim market was
quiet to-day. Subjoined are the present quotations
Spot and all the mouth, 435. 9d. ; March, 445. 6d.; April to
June, 445. 3d. ; October to December, 465. to 465. 3d.
Delivery to last evening, 998 casks ; arrivals ditto, 313
maks.

corroN.—Lniaroo, Jax. 15.—W • have had a fair
amount of bunions' to-i 7, without change in prima. The
sales are 10,000 bake, including 100 American, at 22d.
to 24d. ; 9.109 Surat, 11d. to 19id. ; 400 Egyptian, 230.
to 27d. ; 350 Pernam, 23d. to 24d.; 50 13ahia,'S.id. ; of which
5,009 are for speculation sod export. The wok's im-
port is 19,564 bake.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—B•soroltrk, JAL lA.—Then
is not much business doing in wool to-day. The fine chases
of wool are still must in request, and prase are exceedingly
firm. There is • moderate business doing in yarns, chiefly
for home consumption. There is no change in prices. A
few buyers have been in attendance in the piece market,
but their purchases are reported as very limited. Conti-
nental merchants generally seem to have supplied their
wants, except in low mottles, for which there has
been a very general inquiry. It is evident that
the speculative orders placed towards the end of last year
will more than cover present requirements. The American
sdvioea have not influenced the market unfavourably, and it
is thought the Americas homes may renew their operations
to a slight extent. There is a much better feeling per-
vading the market. Fancy makers continue very busy, and
figures for China still meet with a ready oils.

LACS AND HOSlSB.Y.—Noernecnae, Jan. Is.—The
prouisou of the lace trade have suffered no deterioration
since this day sis'onight. The large houses all report that
they are executing more sorting up orders for Loodoe than
they were a week ago, and that there is still au increasing
deposition to purchase at the present range of prase. It
is true that to take the trade generally Sateen prevails,
and many complain that they are not doing so much as
they wen a year ago ; but eufficiut confideace prevails to
induce not only the larger brown net makers, but the
smaller machine holders, to put their machinery is trim
so as to be ready for a more substantial improvement in
every branch of the trade. An encouraging advisees is
also perceptible in the hosiery trade. There us several
good orders being executed for houses in Scotland and
Ireland, as well as at home, while small assortments,
chiefly low priced cotton goods, ere still being despatched
to the states, and other foreign ports. A better feeling
is prevalent throughout the town. so it is believed we
have passed through the worst of the crisis, caused by the
cotton famine.—Notteighoin Journal.

CORN.—BIIMMOUAII, Jaw. 15.—At this day's market
there was a large supply of wheat from farmers, for which
higher prices were demanded, but the trade closed dull, at
barely the currency of this day week, awl some reduction
been be submitted to on white wheel, and inferior quali-
ties of red. Atom doing in barley, at last week's rates.
Oats quite as dear. limos and peas umhanged.
Buorroh, JAN. Ik—the arrivals are very heavy of wheat
soul barley. pnocipslly Mack Sea qualities. The tone of
the trade through the present week his. been lino, with a
healthy donned for all useful wheats. also has
gone largely into consumptioo, alike for malting, distilliug,
sad feeding purposes, at full prices. Oa our market today
there we. a fair supply of English wheat, for which there
ruled a steady .11141MINi at the value., of this day
Foreign was dealt in to a moderate relent at last week's
prices. Nation barley sold freely at quite as emelt muser.
Grioding is good inquiry, without alteratiou in value. time
in small supply and attraotiun very little alloutton, kleim
without inquiry. Beam dull.
thrums, Jaw.ls.—We had a small supply of wheat at
to-day's market, owing, nu doubt, to the state of the
weather. Fine dry samples were readily purchased et the
estrem• rates of last week. In other respects we ems make
no quotable Mange. Best red wheat made from 24e. to Als.

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