The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-29 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. THURSDAY EVZHINO. The market was
quiet to-day. Spot, 41s. 9d. new ; 3d. old ; March,
Cie. 3d.; October to December, 4-le. 3d. to 44., 6d. ; De-
livery to last tearing, 954 make ; arrivals ditto, 1,198 cask&

COTTON.—Ltruaroox. JAN. 28.—We here to report a
quiet market to-day without change in prices. The sales
are 2,500 hales, of which 500 are for export and speculation.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BitarirOara Jeff. 28.—Th•
demand for wool to-day is hardly equal to what it was last
week. Spinner' teem more than ever resolved to restrict
their purchases to the lowed postage quantity. Still, the
amartannt of wads ma offer is so limited for the time of
the year that certain sorts—say the best lots in all chain
fied ready purchaser at fully kn week's ratio. Hop are
in much bettor request than wahine and it will easily fetch
the top price, while the latter, being less saleable, show •
alight teodency to weakness. Thin wools are also ;a little
easier to buy. There is • steady demand for eolooial weola
at unitised priors. Wonted for
are axendingly quiet.
There is next to nothing doingfor Oermany, and there ts no
probability of anything doing for that quarter until the
Deno-Holstein quarrel is settled. There ia considerable
*airy for 40's far home and Homiest coasunip.
tine Several orders bare been gins out. There is also
fair business doing for the Lancashire trade The demand
far 30's is very scanty. Several large firms are running
shol t time, and others have don a little to stock, though
there is great iodispoeitioo to do this. Prices are rather
firm. though a customer, placing an order, may no doubt
obtain a vary alight coaosmice Pease, like yarns, show no
material change. Business is principally confined to the
home merchants, who ere, to a limited extern, repeating
their orders for Inn and other light fabrics. The China
trade shows some signs of activity ; fair orders have been
placed, and there is every prospeot of an increased trade
with that quarter. The ontanentel trade is of wane ex-
tremely quiet, and the American houses does( leas, and
order but few goods. Prices are firm.

WOOL BALE& —Lrvsnirool., JAN. 27. —The Int series
of the public sales commenced yesterday with 1.543 sheets
fleece mid skis. The atteedaeoe of buyers WY
numerous, but oompirtitioe was languid, sad pride' ruled
about Id. perlb. lower, with the easeptiou of good de-
scriptioss, which maintained full autos. The sake have
bean continued to day, with 2,000 biles of East India wool,
with quite an average atteisdaase of buyenk Competition
was fair, but there was • great want of animation. The
class d wool catalogued was Warier to fanner avag:= @bowing the following cheeses in value :—Superior tni
whites in small supply, declined Id. to IQ& per lb. ; doe
and good whites, gd. told. lower ;good and middle yellows,
id. lower ; bitty end common yellows, fd. to Id. lower ;
greys and fawns, id. par lb. lower.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—NOrmreunit, JAL 28.
The lace trades in about the same unsettled condition r
last week, some houses having dose a similar extent of busi-
ness to that which they did is the correarediag week oiled
last year. Some prole hold off from brim; in the ex-
pectation that the rates of discount will leed to lower prier
of goods. The United States are pretty well supplied for
their spring deutaod, but there are still a few giving small
orders for the German markets. There has been artier
quiet week in the hosiery trade. orders for matt chases of
it.xids being uominal, both for home use and for exportation.
Then are • few inquiries for the States. Although wane
are holding off in a• tics of east., terms yarns an
firm, sad it is expected that oe the removal of the moan
upon the moor market a further advance may have to be
recorded.—Nottinorm Jaime!.

CORN.—Btasloancie, Jan. 28.—At this day's market
there was a toll supply of English wheat, which was held at
the prices of this day week ; the salsa made the turn is
price was in favour of the buyer. Fine barley quite as dear;
other kinds difficult to quit. Oak quite ma dear. Bows eked
per imily saleable in limited parcels.
JAN. 28. —At our umrket to-day three was •
short "apply of English wheat, whisk met a fair sale at
fully last week's primes. Surpliss of foreign good, sad bold
for quite as much weeny, but with only few Miasmatic's
reported. Malting barley fully am dear ; artiest of seindieg
heavy, and values bare Rivas way 6d. per qr. Supplies al
oats cionsiderable, the demand very slow, sad prior fully
6d. per qr. lower. For beans sad peas neareely say inquiry.
DTVIZEIN Jar. 28.—We had • moderate Treaty of wheal
at our market today, mid prima must be quelled tally up
to our kat week's report. Samples generally were lima
oat of cooditioe. The top pries of white wheat wee ;
beet red front 20a. to 21s. per mak. The barley market was
amply supplied, but there ems very few really geed
malting samples. Inferior sorts a very heavy ale at lass
mousy. Beans, peas, and oats rather a heavy saki, kat we
cannot alter farmer quotakioea. Beet white wheat, 21.. to
225.; best red ditto, 20a. to 215.; inferior awls, its, to
194. ; barley, 365. to 365. ; Maris, herby, 2k. to 30a. ;

cola, 21s. to 235. ; beans, len to 211. ; peas, 17s. to 20s. ;
fine flour, 30s. to 31s. tid. ; other flour, 2.55. to 28s.
Mancfferrmt, J. c. 28.—Our market this morning was
sleoderly attended. In English wheat there was very little
business passing, holders beteg firm In requiriog previous
prier ; whilst foreign was offered at a reduction of 2d,
par
cartel, without meetiog attention. Flour was altogether
but we cannot report any material choose is
Ine.c.iellata and oatmeal moved slowly, at about late rates.
Beans and Indian corn ruled firm.

HIRAM, JAN. 27.—Oar market ruled firm for wheat,
and late rates were well supported. No change in barley.
Oats were a moderate show, and sold at 14. prices. Beam
maintained their value.

NIVIUST, JAN. 28.-We have to report a moderate up.
ply of wheat this day, and a better demand for dry smirks ;
but out of cooditioe were in slow request at late rates. The
quantity of barley on offer was not excessive ; a mode, at,,
business was triumeted at the rates of last week. onti
more inquired after, but beam sod peas continue dull.
Svocuron.on.Tuue, Jan. 27.-The arrival' of grain
eosatwine and from abroad for the past week are liberal.
From the groweni there was • small show at this du's
market. Wheat sold at the full prises of last Wednesday.
Oats slow. Barley the turn cheaper. Beans and pus no.
altered. Wheat, per qr. of 631 b. to the bushel, Dur.
had and Yorkshire red, 39a. to 41..; ditto, white, 45,. to
495. ; south country red, 43e. to 445. ; ditto, white, 4"... to
495. ; ditto, old, 445. to 435. Barley, griading, 2m. to
29.. Oats, feed. new. 18e. to 20e. • potato, 421 b. per
to bushel, 225. 24e. Bear. new, 36;
. to 40s. ; old, 425.
to 44a. Peas, feeding, 335. to 345.
IluiranDou, Jar. 28.-A. moderato supply of wheat,
which meta better rale, and good conditioned samples made
ls. per qr. more money. In spring turn the trade war
very flat, many samples offering, sad but little demand,
Prices are unchanged.
ED131111171014 Jaw.. 27.-Ae compared with last week,
wheat was ls. 9d. up on the top, and 2d. up on the avenge.
Barley was mime on the top, and 7d. down on the average.
Oats were 64. down oa the top, sad 3d. down 00 the
average. Beans were ls. down oo the top, and 2d. op
oa the average. Wheat, 31s. to 443 e. 9d. ; barley, 21s.
to 355. ; oats, 13s. 9d. to 945. 3d. ; beans, 275. to 36e.

CATTLE—Bancoroaut, JAL V.—We were fairly imp.
plied with Waste to-de), the general conditime being very
prime ; there was a steady deemed at Tuesday's rates. The
supply of sheep was easeoriably large, and in fair condition.
The mutton trade continues heavy, without alteration in
prices. The supply of calves was only moderate ; fair
demand at late pekoes. Fat pigs • fair supply ; tide
good, at rather higher rates. Beef, 54d. to 7d. per
lb. ; mother mutton, Bd. to Nd. per lb. ; ewe mutton,
7}d. to 81d. per lb. ; veal, 51d. to 7fd. pee lb.; bacon pigs,
M. to 9e. per some; porket pigs, 9s. to 9s. 9d. per more.
BaiBTOL, JAN. 28.—The supply of beef at our market to-
day was shorter than last week, but there was • very fair
show of Devoin and Herefords, with some very good
samples from Glonosetershire and Sconsreet. Prier showed
no remotion from the doentersad tendency of last week, and
best amples realised, on the avenge, from Ms, to Ms.,
although is • few oases prime animals cheesed heads at
60.. per cwt. Middling descriptioen from Ms. to Me.
Short supply of sheep, awl buglers opined lem freely than
last week, but subsequently prime ruled • little easier,
and nearly every pee was clawed ; quotations, how-
, ever, varied little from last week's caurency, best wethers
selling at from 80. to 9d., and ewes realising Bd. and Sid.
per lb. Limbs scares, and sellinest from 30s. to4os. each.
Short supply of store cattle of an iodifferent quality, which
met with • slow sale. Limited soother of pigs, with a fair
demand, mid prices showed an upward grMe•cy, small
porkers selling at from Bs. M. to 9a. M., and bacon pigs
from Bs. 3d. to Bs. 6d. per soon. Fair supply of mitch
cows, with an improved trod. ; best desnripnosie sold for
181. and 201., but a more average tigtve was from 151. to
161. Show at horses above the avenge, but they met with
every indifferent sale.

Norrivonme, Jam. 27. -At this market to-day there wu
a plentifal supply of besets ; prime were rather higher than
before. Beet beef made from fis. to Ba. 6d. per stone; io-
briar, 7s. to Be. Motto@ wu in good supply, sad sold tole-
rably wall, the best making from Bd. to 9d. per lb.; inferior,
7d. There were rather more calves. which sold at Bd. to
Bid. per lb. Barns pip, fe. 3d. per stow ; porkies, 6s. 6d.
Emmaus, Jig. 27. -The supply of cattle this morn.
log was larger, the number (632) being 131 more than lad
market. Was were also dull, and prices in favour of the
purchaaer. Extreme top price, Bs. Bd. ; torrent top,
2d. ; current, 7s. 6iL to 84. ; middling and inferior,
6s. 6d. to 7s. 3d. per stone. The supply of sheep was
more than last week, there being 3,552. or an increase of
in. Bales were dull, and prices in a good many thetances
le. a heel down as compared with the prior of last week.
Top pries of the bast mutton, 81d. ; current, Bd. to 83d.;
ewes, 6d. to 7td. per lb. Fed pip brought from ss. 6d.
to 6a. per stone ; az to eight weeks old ditto. 10s. to 14s.