The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-12 00:00:00

MARKET&

TiLLOW.—SATURDAT EVEMICI. The market WAS
quiet to-day. Spot, 43e. 94. ; October to December, Otis.
Delivery to last evening, 1,217 casks ; arrivals ditto, 2,934
eaekk

001T0V.—Liwzaroot, Jaw. 10.—We have had a rather
improved demand to-day. The males are 5,000 bale., in-
cluding WO American, at 2lid to 24d. ; 4,700 Surat, 130.
to 20' d. ; 200 Egyptian, 23d.. to 26d. ; of which 200 are for
epecalation and export. The week's import is 3,405 bales.

COTTON GOODS. —MANCH/ern, JAN.lO.—The market
for both yato and cloth was very strong on Tuesday, and
sellers demanded the full prices of the previous week, and
though this checked business in ylarms early in the morning
buyers became somewhat reoouciled to it later in the day,
ands fair business was done. In cloth also buyers had to
give full rates where they had orders which could no longer
be delayed. The business was chiefly for the home trade.
Shippers to Alexandria were desirous of operating in long
clothe, but generally found prices beyond their limits.
Since Tuesday the market has gradually been quieter, partly
in consequence of the dulness at Liverpool, where
it is DOW found that the stock of cotton is
402,800 bales, of which 67,530 are Ameri-
cana, end 259,000 Burets. Spinners are exceedingly
firm, however, at she close of the week, finding that the
stocks of nearly all kinds of yarn are much reduced, whilst
some drsci:ptdoes are exceedingly scarce. For long cloths.
the makers seem more disposed to meet the wishes of
shippers, but still their quotations seem scarcely to have de-
clined sufficiently in the quieter state of the market to meet
the views of buyers. There have been some moderate transac-
tions during the week in long cloths, T-cloths, and printers,
where buyeis could meet with them in stock at suitable
prices. ID din tinge of India makes there is exceedingly
little doing, shippers for the East appearing lees disposed
than ever to follow the advance in pncea.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lssim, Jan. 10.—The'markets
this morning were both well attended, and presented an
animated appearance. In the coloured hall there was •
large demand for low meltons and similar spring fabrics,
and sewed good parcels were cleared ; also • few tweeds
and fancy coatings. In the white market • better tome
also prevailed, and several pretty fair lots changed hands,
chiefly mediums, in low and middle qualities. Rates were
fully maintained ; io fact in low meltons there was every
eymptoo of an advance owiug to the supply being in affair
of the present demand.

HARDWARE.—BIRMINGBAN, Jan. 10.—The trade for
the New Year has barely commenced, and as the factors
travellers are most of them at home, the orders coming in
are small ; the principal of those in hand are on account of
the export trade. As a natural consequeoce manufacturers
are indifferently supplied with orders. Operations have,
however, been generally metalled, and at most of the large
establishments the workpeople have this week been as at
full time ; at others they have been making three or four
days. So far there are no grounds for complaint that the
holidays have been extended, or that labour bee been suffer-
ing from a scarcity of employment even at this period, when
some degree of slackness may at all times be expected. In
the district the manufacturiog trades are for the most part
in as satisfactory a stet* as they are in the town ; there is
no animation ; but a fair amount of besinem doing. The
foundries are most at them in full work. The concluding
meeting of the ironumaters for the quarter was bold at
Dudley this evening, but the bulk of the business of quarter-
day having been transacted at Birmingham on Thursday, the
proceedings at the closing meeting were more of a formal
character than otherwise. It appears that the number of
furnaces in blast in this district is eleven more Unseat this
time last year.

COlLN.—Ceitaitronr., JAN. 10.—Wheat wis unchanged
in pews. Barley la dearer. Wheat, red, 44t. to 48a. ;
white, 52a. ; barley, 326. to 40a. ; beans, 32e. to 40a. ; oak,
20i. to 2k. per gr. _ - -

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CARLISLE, JAN. 10.—There was a good supply of all
kinds of grain at our market to-day. For wheat and oats
there was a fair demand at lent week's prior. Barley a
dull ear at late rates. Wheat, white, new, 17e. to 21s. ;
old ditto, 21s. to 225. ; red, new, 16e. to 19a. ; barley,
new, 10e. to 120. ; oats, potato, new, Bs. to 9s. 3d. ;
common, new, 7s. to Ba. ; beans, 13s. to 18e.
COLORISTIC.. JAN. 10.—A small supply of wheat and
barley, fair of other grain. Wheat, except very bad con-
ditioned parcels, sold at an advance of Is. ; the same ad-
vance tools place in barley of fine quality, lower descrip-
tions unaltered. Peas and beans in slow demand at droop-
ing prices.
GUILDFORD, JAN. 10.—With a moderate supply of wheat
to-day there was an improved demand, fine samples being
readily taken at is per qr. mote money, other descriptions
without change. Barley and other erring corn at the fuU
rates of last week. Wheat. 425. to tils. ; barley, 31e. to
385.; oats, 20e. to 2fis. ; peas, 40s. to 425. ; beans, 38a. to
425. per qr. _ _

HIRTTORD, JAN. 10.—Heavy supplies both of wheat
and barley. Trade for both very heavy, holders wanting
an advance, which was not readied. Prices for both as
before. Oat. in request, and beans steady. Wheat, red,
runs, 2fts. to 30.. per load ; fine, 33e. ; white, rues, 30.. to
32!. ; flee. 345. Barley, malting, Ms. to 43e. per qr. ;
grteding, 265. to 345. Oat., coarse, 20s. to 265. ; feed, •&s.
245. to 275. per load. Peas, 235. to 26a. per load.

LEICESTILB, JAN. 10.-011 r corn market tod►y WAS only
sparingly supplied. The weather has been open during the
week, and agricultural prospects are fevourahle. The do-
omed for wheat wee steady and prices were ls. per quarter
higher. New white made 47a. to 51a. ; new red, 45e. to 49e. ;
old white, 5.45. to 60e. ; old red, 51s. to Ma per 36 atone.
There was a moderate show of barley, for which the de-
mand was firm, and prices most be quoted la. perquarter
higher for floe aorta. Mattiog. 345. to Ma per quarter ;
feed mita, 28a. to 30a. per Malone. The show of oat. wee
middling, and previous rates were pretty well maintained ;
old, 27a. to : uew, 21s. to Me. per 24 stone.
NINCANTLIAUPON-TTNI, JAN. 10,—At our market this
moruiag we had a moderate show of wheat from the
growers, and such being wanted for mixing, en early clear-
Knee was effected at rather over the rates of this day
anaight. South country and foreign were held very tena-

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