The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-30 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—THUatiDAT Bums—The market was Ina
to-day. Spot, 45a..2d. ; Marsh, 465. to 465. 341. ; Apell to
Jane, 455. 941. ; °stoker to Dassmbar, 475. Delius, to
last evening, 1,240 casks ; arrivals, 759.

COTTON.—LiviarooL, Jar. 29. —Our market con-
deuce extremely quiet, with a limited business doing, sad
with some inagnler• •ee in prices. The sales are 2,500 babe,
including 200 American. at 210. to 25d. ; 1,660 Surat, at
15d. to 18id. ; 500 Elop at 22d. to 24d. ; 140 B' ah*
at 18d. to 190 tiaa,., of which 1,500 are for speculation and
export. The week's import is 25,145 bales.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—SIADFORD, Jur. 29.---
Thusia a slow sale I. wooL The new rise in the rate of '
Beak discount has had the result of causing great quiet-
uses. Holders of wool retain their stocks with great
tenuity, believing that the present prior will be well
i maintained. The tlirineell doing in yarns is alio quiet.
Than is no change in prices. The piece market is preju-
dicially Measured by the Bank rate of interest, and the
lower pries of cotton at LiverpooL During the
week a fair bulliea has been done in the ware.
houses of our home merchants, but to-day there
is no disposition on their part for further operations. The
Americans have anticipated their requirements to such an
extent that new transactions have become unimportant,
sad with the exchange at 161 a pease is very natural. The
consumption for the German trade hr not improved
orders are small, and generally in Macy goods. The demand
keen Spanish market during the week has rather favour.
ably affected some articles, for which some good orders
have been plead, sad stocks cleared, which, until now,
IMO not vary saleable.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Narrnesit•o, JAN. 29.—Dur.
lug the past week there has been a more active inquiry for
all descriptioes of lace goods, both for the home markets
and for exportation. In silk laces and edges the improve.
meet is particularly marked ; and the prospects for the
trade are still of a hopeful character. In the hosiery
trade there has been a renewal of &dew ; stocks in Loa-
don seem to be larger than they were thought to be ; and
it is feared that until yarn can be lad on rester terms there
will be IMO substantial improvement.--Notting/wet Journal.

maven Scanlan and Edwarelih, two boys, both de-
scribed aa 12 years of age, winipineed at the bar charged
with robbing a manias store dealer'e stock of rags and dispos-
ing of them at a rival detthikelllllll4 bard
.by.
Meow Jimakise, • marine Sian dealer, in Eaeleston.place,
Phan, mid that the previous aldbit he was informed by
a neighbour that some boy. bad olden some rap from her
shop, and bad gene in the &ennui rotated out with them.
Be followed, and found the two primers disposing of his
rep at a similar shop to his own ; they had just had them „
, CORN.—ltinnwonan, JAM. 29.—At this day's archer
milt& sad were in eh. doe oirridriradi ehd mode/. there was • fair supply of wheat from the farmer,, and
Maims, marine stare deela. 'a 3,
Arent South, said the prisoners broodlit the rap to her mow alteration our quotations. Barley sad wage
house and mid them. She gave Smith I" erns ,I" them. maintained their value. Beans la. per quarter Amps&
Witness's house was close to when the rep were taken Nu oily saleable regal.
from. Smith had the money for the rep ia his hand when
prosecutor came into the shop. ay. 29.—At our market to-day English wing
Kr. Rey.", toothed whether anything wee known ef win in moderate imply. and sold slowly et • decline el la.
either of the prisoners? , per qr. ; foreign ls. per r. cheaper, and very little is*
The pine replied that Smith had bean pnwieady eon. melting barleys in good demand and rather dearer ;
wined of adoay. steady at full prime oats Arm. and AM black ea at an
Yr. }Vain abed whether the parents of the primers advance of Bd. per qr. ; beans and lodise eau about as last
veep peen* f week.
The meeker at Maalaa aged forward and and that kf ANCHERTI6I, JAIL 29. —At our market this
bar see bad amen ban bratada beam and wigs being led there was only a moderate demand for wheat, be=
jay. yip, by ma ram boy, whawas a way 'Wel, designing for damp samples the Illialety of this day nisei& was
ehender. maintained fer bath Leah awl Astagiaaa. Thera was

vary little doing in flour, and prises bonded in kraut of
boyars. Oats and mimes! wore Yid for full MOM, but
tbs inquiry was not active. In buns at Lau cora Were
wu no tutorial variation.

Nawaan, Jar. 28.—At to-day's merle* thin wee not a
large supply of either wheat or barley, rod loot week's
unalte pnoeo were morally obtained. Oats ,L. dearer. BOW
red.

Namur, Jan. 29.—Our ripply el wheat this dr, wily
rodents, yet the trade ruled dull at prier antler in &roar
of the buyer. The isms remarks ray be applied to barley.
Oste, boar, and per, exceedingly dill, but not lower.

Thosszooi, Jatt. 29.—The supply is short and the trade
dull. Wheat, 4135. to 645.; 30s. to 385.; oats 21s.
to 30a.; per,, 38e. to 444.; beans, 365. to 465. per quarter.
Flour, 42 . to 4Ta per 21101bs.
WASZRYORD, JAN. 28.—With dual supplies
r of home.
power, sad only moderate arrivals of fo graiu since
Saturday, we have to report a steady trade or all articles
at the full prices of that day.
EDINBURGH, JAN. 28.—As compared with last week,
wheat was 2a up on the top, and 2s. down on the
avenge. Barley was 3a. up ow the top and la. 6d. up
on the average. Oar were ls. up ea the top, sad 4d.
ap on the average. BMW MRS Bd. dams w the top, Bed
ld. up on the average. Wheat, 30a. to 1211. Barley, 21s.
to 38e. Oats, lbs. to 32s 6d. (Beans, 345. to 425.

DZVIZIM, JAL 29.—We hams to report wither a slow
market tat*, and the trade ia favour al the buyers, ex.
oepting for the best wheaM, which made about former
prices. The *sedition still Widereat. Ms. per mek wee
the top price for red wheat. The beet maples of malting
barley, of which we had a improved supply, made fully
former currencies ; several lois reaming 425. peer qr. Other
description' • doll male at forms q The oat
trade was firm with a demand for good seed. Beans and
peas dull et former rates. The importation of foreign wheat
still °outlaws great. Best red wheat, 24.. to 265. ; inferior
aorta, 17e. to 22a. • malting barley, 335. to 42e. • inferior
aorta, 26e. to 325.'; oats, 21a. to 288. • beans: 20a. to
225. 6d. ; peas, 18s. to 21a. ; ins dour, 4Qa to 42a.; other
dour, 37e. to 39..

CATTLE.—Bmkrot., Jas. 28.—There was • much
larger supply of beef at our market to-day than we have
seen hem he come time past. Trade was, therefore, rather
dull, especially for middling descriptions, but saimeh of
gloi.dcrality found s ready sal*, sad is same hmeteneas
re
alised 68e. • secondary qualities fetched hum Me. to 6h.
A large supply sheep, with a fair trade, and prior seam
what easier ; worthies brombt bat week's prior,
and middling samples sold at from 74d. to Bd. per lb. A
good supply of store can* and all selling freely. Armes*
supply of pigs, with a considerable improvement ie pries,
and s good toad.; porkers fetched from Bs. 4d. to Bs. 6d.,
&adroit bationings from Bs. 6d. to 9s. Mach cows, soy.
=good, mined 181. to 181. Calves were in great de.
There was a better show of bones, but business
was very dull.
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IfirriOrouran Maser, Jar. 29. The supply
beasts is certainly rather larger than oa l
last. Trade is slow, but prices oa the average me about
the same as as lfosasy last. Several inferior qualities rw
main unsold. There are also a few more sheep. The
mend is very mall, and • clematis cannot be effected.
There is no alteration is the quotations. Good calves main.
talc late prices, but inferior are rather lower. Our fereip
supply waist' of 130 beide, 910 sheep, and 133 calves.
NOSTINGIUX, JAX. 28.—There was an average supply
beasts at the market today, and the &mad was
active for all sorts. Beef came to band butter than for
some time, sod principally from the immediate neighbour
hood. The demand far bast qualityJ was brisk, sad named
7d. per lb. ; inferior, 6d. to W. The trade in mattes was
not brisk, although a pretty good elemaeco was effected.
Best small, 84d. par lb. • large and inferior, 7d. to Bd. The
su of calves was short and demand brisk. the best Bd.
to-84dpply . per lb. Best mall peek, 6s. 6d. ; ham, fie. fid.
*6B.

EDINBITIGH, Jar. .—The number of softie 113 h morn-
ing exceeded those at but market, there being 757, or Z 36
more. Oa amount of the large supply, mks were slowly
effected, at prima in favour of the purilmears.
Bs. ; current, from 7a. to 7e. 6d. ; middling and
tram sa. 4d. to 7s. per stone. The amply of sheep was
larger than lad week, the number brim 3,818, or ea is.
creme of 238. Priam were muck the WIN es thous it.
tabled last market. Best mutton, from 7gd. to Bd.; was,
from 60. to 7gd. per lb. Fed pigs, from ss. to ss. hi. per
stone ; ix to eight weak. old do., from as. to Bs. 6d. a had.