The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-07 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TUWDAT Evanno.—The market wee quiet
to-day. Bpot, 445. t) 435. 9d. ; April to Juno. 44a. 3d. to
445. 6d.; October to Deoscober, 46.. Delivery to but even-
ing, 724 casks ; arrivals ditto, 2,440 casks.

corroN.—LxviEroor., .49. 6.—We have had a good
business to-day, with full prices. The sake are 6,000 baler,
including 500 American, at 23d. to 244 d. ; 6,320 Burst,
13d. to Iffid. ; 650 Egyptian. 20d. to 251 d. ; 520 Bahia,
23d. to 24d ; 10 Marantiam, 25d. 251 d. ; of which 4,000
are for speculation and export. The week's import is
31,485 balsa

corroN 000De.-11A2rcassrn, Jaw. 6.—The yarn
market wee quiet in the early part of the day in coon.
queen of the high prices demanded by spinners, but to-
wards the close a better feeling manifested itself, and more
business was effected, at shout the prices current last
Tuesday. We seem to be quite recovered from the depres-
sion caused by the 'them in the stock of cotton at Liver-
pool. The market closes firm, with • decided tendency to
higher rates. In cloth there is also an entire recovery from
the check to business and prices caused by the return of
stock at Liverpool, and sellers are firm at old prices. If
there is a change it is towards higher prices, but
buyers are acting cautiously, and the amount of business
transacted has been very small. Still those who are com-
pelled to execute orders, through preening wants, have been
unable to get on short of very full rates. The general opinion
is that we shall see higher prices. Manufacturers
are very willing to take orders for cloth to nuke, and some
of thorn would take them for almost the price of the yarns
front which they will bare to be made, but orden are diffi-
cult to obtain even at then prices. In the little bullion*
that has offered, printing cloths have been as much inquired
for as anything. There has also been some inquiry from
shippers to Alexandria for long cloths suitable to that mar-
ket, but, anxious as manufacturers are to start again, they
have been unable to get prices sufficient to offer an induce.
meat, except in some few nem There is very little inquiry
for domestics, although the time has arrived when more
business in this class of fabrics may be expected. India
shirtings and other eastern goods we still much neglected,
and there is nothing in the recent advice, from Calcutta and
Bombay to hold out much hope of an early improvement.
Horne trade houses are low In stocks, and an improved Mod-
ena, judging from the inquiry, would be possible in this
quarter but for the check given by high prices,

WOOLLEN.—Lens, JAS. 6.—The dark foggy weather
this morning rendered the Coloured Cloth Hall a blank, or
little better. In the White Hall, the weather harms some-
what cleared, there was • little business done in light
mediums and eight-quarters, but a great lack of animation
was noticeable, and the attendance of buyers was very small.
Prices remain furs.

MANUFACTURES HITDDIMSPIILD, JAN. 6. —The
ensiling of the year ham not been very euoouraging so fir,
but little demand having appeared for anything except
very low-priced %olio° goods, a small portion only of our
roannfactorers being imps* in this trade. In fancy spring
goods, Mail mixtures, and doeskins but little business has

been traancted, as only a few bum. of %ISO have boa! is
the market.

. WOOL& —BUDDraBFIELD, JAN. 6.—A moderate portion
of wools has changed hands during the week at the usual
prices, but *xis an still bossy in the hands of issins.
CORN.—Hm, Jas. 6.—At to-day's market a fair Rip-
ply of Foglielwhest,the hest sempLe selling readily at fully
late runaway ; Infancy meson& Foreign held Ern
but demand Las lively then of late. Barley
arapporte
former but without activity. Beans
unalte Oata slow sale, at barely late rates.
foreign imports last week are as der:—lrbeat, 1,850
gra ; barley, 1,325 ; oats, 605 ; beans, 35 ; peas, CS ; tins,
64 ; 6,588 ; oil oaken 100 tor; bons, 518-
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JAx. 6.—The Moe of the trade continues
to strengthen, and we experience %fair sale for wheat
today, at an advance of fully Is. per qr. from the rota of
Let week. and on some qualinm a farther improvement in
realised. Fun barley (mite an dear. Beam sad other
articAm unaltered in mine.

Linwool, JAN. 6.—We had a very good attemdanco
of lonian sod dialers at our Corn Fachange this
but notwithstanding that there has been only one =et t
the last fortnight only a moderate amount of Widows wee
done in wheat, there being no sellers exoept at Id. over
Let Tuesday'elrates for red, and 2d. per rental for while,
which wee sot what buyers anticipated from the large stook
published. Flour must be quoted fully 3d. per barrel
dearer. Indian corn had • good ooneumptive inquiry at
about previous prices, or in rime instances • shade lees ez
quay. Oats and oatmeal firmer. Beans, per. and barley
each maintain late rates. The market closes with finnan&

LYNN, JAR. 6.-Weather continua mild, with a
southerly wind. At can Caen Exchange this day the
attendance ma better than last week, and an improved show
of wheat, for which there was a ready eels at 1.. per
advance lime last Tuesday's rates. Barley-the en
weekly beeomes ; all descriptions must be noted
la. per qr. higher. Beans and oath-prices as lest week.
Prices per imperial qr. to the grower:-Whest, white,
new, 6116. to 6316. per imperial bushel, 51s. to 53s
ditto red, 611bs. to 621ba., 45.. to 48s. Barley, beet
Chevalier malting, 5316. to 54Th.., 36.. to 38a. ; ditties
runs Chevalier malting, 521 k.. to 531ba, 325. to 34. ;
ditto, distilling, 5016 e. so 5116., 30s. to 325. Oats,
361bs. to 4216., 24e. to 27.. Bean., old, 6316. to 651ba.,
41a. to 48. ; new, 6316. to 6416, 36e. to 38s.
Newcarri.a. JAL 6.-'The weather to-day is raw and
cold, with a low barometer. At our market this mornim
we bad a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and,
although we have few arrival, to report silica Saturday, the
bud*, although firm, was quiet. with little business doing,
the Mark.lane report falling abort of general expectation.
Floor met more attention, sod, the arrival, being short of
present requirements, holders were enabled to realise more
looney for choice mark.. Malting barley very firm ; choice,
541bato 551ba,being worth els. Malt, unless fine, neglected.
Tittle stirring in beaus and peas. Oats more sought after.
tiLtuaßuity, JAN. 6.-At our market to-day the supply
of pain was moderate, some of which clime to hand in soft
and indifferent condition. A considerable business was
affected in best samples of wheat, which advanced ls. per
qr. ; other samples were unaltered in value. Flour without
alteration. Best malting barley was in request, and main-
tained late rates. A steady trade doing in new malt, which
maintained former rates. An average business doing in
oats, beam, and pima at late rates. New wheat, 40a. to
54.. ; old ditto, 40a. to 56e. Barley, 23e. to 40a. Oats,
32a. to2Be. Beans, 42.. to 50a. Pam, 36. to 40.. Rye, 30a.
to 36 per qr. Flour, 375. to 41s. per sack. Malt, 60a. to
64.. par quarter.

CATTLE.—Tara. &—Our market to-day was but mode-
rately supplied with berate, but some very prime animate
we exhibited. There was • tolerably good attendance of
buyers and dealers. There was a very good sale, parti-
cularly for the bast animals, end a clearance effected, priori
being the turn spinet the buyers. There were but • few
per of sheep on offer, but good in both quality and *au-
dition. There was • very quick sale, and prior generally
advanced rd. per lb. Bat few calves on offer, and
little business transacted. In the pig market there
was • very good supply, and • considerable amount
cd business was Bansact4 without any quotable change al
prices. Best oxen, Us. to 121.; sow and heifer d
10.. to Ila.; best Down mutton, Bd. to 84d. per likria
other breeds and inferior quality, 7d.; veal, 7d. to 70.
fresh pork, 7d. to 7td.; salted ditto, 74d. to lidL, and 9s. 9d.;
to 10• per score • green bacon, 9d. per lb.; dry ditto, 10d.;
sweet pickled hams, 80. to 10d.; quarter of store pigs,
Db. to 18a. each ; crows with calves, 124 to 18f.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
Mlles PSI- Mar- Total, Total
RAnwArs. open ;angers chandise 188! lilt
Week ending Sept. 22.
laat Indian :

Baia" Dl;tidon 362 3,873 4,450 8,223 6860
North-West Provinces 2781 1,184 1,246 2,430 2,318
Week "dins Jan. 3.
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filaisas et !pail! Walla 196

- 9,80 tOll

-,
- west iiiiill-g. Ten. Z-
-136 825 2,888 APT 2.713
londos sad Blsokwa — 1,460 200 1.030 1,371
NOrweitry and Newtown orth London
a Llanulloes & New Sow• 41 476 881 818 MS