The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-31 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—lavisaroot,, Jas. 30 —The market closed
heavily, without charge in pricer. The sales do not reach
3,000 bales, 500 of which were by eaporten. They com-
prised, in addition to Amrricans, 270 Pernam and Martin-
ham, at Bd. t so. ; and 700 Surat, at 3ed. to 3141. per lb.
18,000 bales have been imported sine* Tharsday.

COTTON GOODS.— NAXCIIISTIIR, JAN. 30. The
crushing majority by which ministers have been defeated
his tended, it possible, to still further depress the cloth
market, and the complaints are very general of dulness and
want of confidence. The fabrics having the best sale are
domestics (for which this is Unsay one of the best seasons
in the year), low printing cloths, T cloths, and long cloths.
The latter, however, are produced in excess owing to the
badness Of demand in other breaches of the cloth business
having brought a good deal too much competition to bear
on this. Taken as a whole, the market is reported gene-
rally as inanimate, and prim', without any very marked
alteration, as ruling in favour of the buyer. In yarns
there is rather less depression, and some houses report a
moderate business, with steady prices.

WOOLLEN CLolll.—Lnips, JAN. 30.—We have no
change of any importance to report in the state of the
market to-day ; probably a slight improvement may have
been shown, but it was so partial and restricted as scarcely
to be worth while mentioning.

WOOL—LONDON, JAN. 29. Messrs. Mitten and
Hiccken report that the colonial wool sales are fixed to
commence on Thursday the 15th of February, towards
which the following arrivals have taken place : Sydney,
13,42_1; Port Philip (Portland Bay), 8.173 ; Van Diemen's
Land, 1,949; Adelaide, 801; Cape, 6,823; Swan River,
82 ; total, 29,254 bales.
HUDDERSFIELD, JAN. SO.—From the above announce-
ment this wool market has assumed a better tone.for it is sup-
posed vat if we have no general improvement in trade the
quantity offered being so smell, will have a tendency to keep
up prices.

MANUFACTURES. HtIDDERSPIELD, JAN. 30.
Although business on the whole still continues dull we have
had a slight improvement on lot week's market, there hay-
ing been a rather better demand for thick heavy goods, such
as heaven pilot., &e. The shipping homes are ♦ery quiet,
which causes extreme dulness in the low goods trade.

CORN.—Hum., JAN. 30.—We had a tolerable supply of
English wheat to-day, and a fair sprinkling of foreign sam-
ples. The trade and the farmers were equally surprised at
the report from Mark-lane ; but it had no effect upon the
latter, who seem determined to sell only in " uppish "
markets. The business was consequently very limited, at
a nominal decline of 36. to 4s. per qr. We make no altera-
tion in foreign. There was but little business paaeisg in
any description of spring corn. Linseed and its products
are without alteration, but the uncertain state of poli-
tics is unhinging every description of business, and at
the high price of almost every article the consumer seems
determined to keep low in stock. Imports from Jan. 20 to
Jan. 26 : Wheat, 3,080 qrs. ; barley, 484; eats, 3,369 ; beans,
2,362; peas, 677; tares, 755; linseed, 1,754. Oil cakes,
309 tons.

LEEDS, JAN. 50.—Our supplies of all grain ire but
limited. In the absence of any business of moment, prices
of all artieme may be considered nominal. Arrivals this
week :—Wheat, 2,329 ; oats, 218 ; barley, 683; beans, 86 ;
rapeseed, 4.

LYNN, J. 30 —With a fair supply of wheat and bar-
ley to-day, trade has ruled dull, and upon both articles
lost about the advance noted last week. Wheat, best red,
67e. te 71s. ; white, 78s. Barley, best runs, 30s. to 315.;
fine, 335. per qr. to the growers. Oatm, 14d. per stone.

NEWCASTLE, JAN. 30.—The weather continues severe,
the frost is intense ; ►set night we had a heavy fall of
snow, and whilst we write it is snowing. At our market
this morning we had a large show of wheat from the grow-
ers, with little from the coast, but from abroad there was a
fair quantity shown, but factors not understanding the
decline in Mark-lane yesterday, thought it wiser to be
passive, hence the amount of business done was of a very
trifling character, and that little at a reduction of about 2s.
per qr. The best farmers' red sold at 70e. to 715.; good runs
at 681. ; whereas new Norfolk yellow was held at 749. to 764 ;
choice Fehmern, Wismar, and Stralsund, 761. to 781.; whilst
a small lot from Neuatadt was placed at 745.-901 weighed
63Ibs. Flour must be written ls. per sack cheaper, with,
however, no anxious sellers at the decline. nye rather more
inquired for, and choic_ heavy quality we would value at
481.. weighing 69Ibs. per bushel. Malting and grinding
barley without change. Malt still tending downwards, with
a slow limited inquiry. In other articles little variation of
moment can be noted.

SALT/DORT, JAN. 30.—At our market this day we had a
very heavy supply of corn of all descriptions, and the at-
tendance of both buyers and Dollen wu large. There was
• great dulness in the market, and but little inclination
was evinced on the part of the millers to buy, though
offered at a reduction of 2s. to 31 per qr. on last week's terms
on the best descriptions, and inferior, 41. to ss. Flour also
declined Is. to 2s. per sack. Best malting barley continues in
small demand, and declined Is. to 2s. per qr.; and the same
remarks apply to inferior kinds. Malt is also in slow re-
quest, and has a downward tecdency, without any quotable
alteration of terms. There is not much inclination evinced
to do business in other kinds of grain at present, and prices
are mach about the same. Wheat, 70s. to 765. Barley. 30s.
to 365. Oats, 225. to 26,. Beans. 68s. to 62.. Peas, 441. to
625. per qr. Flour, 625. to 68s. per sack. Malt, 9s. 64.. to
110 s. per bushel.

CATTLE.—SALISBURY, JAN. 80.—At our fortnightly
cattle market to-day we had a seasonable large supply of
beasts of exceedingly good quality, and there was a fair at-
tendance of buyers; fur the best description the demand of
both town and country butchers was tolerably good, though
net to say brisk, but at the same time prices had a down-
ward tendency. Fur inferior kinds, as for many markets
past, there was a great lack in the demand, con-
sequently many were driven away unsold ; but not-
withstanding, in most instances, were:sales were effected,
former quotations were mainly supported. The supply of
sheep was larger in point of number than we have seen of
late, and the quality also was unusually Food; but the
butchers do not seem to be short of this description of stock,
consequently the trade was inactive and the supply far ex-
ceeded the demand : dealers were very firm with regard to
prices, and late quotations wen firmly supported. There
were very few calves on offer, and bat little business is there-
fore stirring in the veal trade, and also in lamb. In 'the
pig market there was about the usual compliment on offer,
with a moderate sprinkling of buyers, and the trade assumed
the same firmness as usual. The following are tie prices :
Beet on beef, 12.. to 12s. 6d. per score; cow and heifer
ditto, 9s. to 9s. 6d. Best Down mutton, 7d. to 70. per
lb.; inferior breed', Bd. to 6/d Lamb, Bd. to 9d. Veal,
7d. to 7ld. Pork, fresh and salt, 7d. to 70. per lb., and
10s. to 10s. 3d. per score. Bacon, green, Bd. to 9a. per lb.;
dry, 10d. to 10fd., and 10s. to 10s. 34. per score. Quarter
store pigs, 18a. to 22.. each.

THE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER ST. LOUIS,
J. A. Wotton, commander, left New York at 4 p.m. on the
13th January, and arrived at Cowes at 6 a m. on the 30th
January. The St. Louis experienced heavy easterly gales
during the greater part of the passage. She brings thirty
passengers sad 12,000 dole. in specie, 6,000 dole. of which
are for England. Passengers: James Du Vernet, Alex-
ander T. M'Eullea, bearer of despatches, and 28 for
Havre. January 18th, at 9 a.m., lat. 41.44, 100. 60.46,
passed a Bremen barque, bound west, showing No. 40.

Amongst the passengers on board the Lady Am-
bent, which will leave Gravesend on the lit February for
Swan River, are a Roman catholic bisbop, four Sisters of
Mercy, and no lees than six catholic priests.

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SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCE.

ARRIVED.
Annersz-st Plymouth, January 29, from Bata*
Ausua-at Deal, January 30, from ... Per
NoLus-at Gravesend, January 30, from Norway
Aar. (a.)-et 1.1001,, January 30, from Boston
Anna-at Live rp January 30, from P. L Island
Ana ryes Itaanino-at Liverpool, January 30, from VolperaLo
BiLLWIATiIIIZ--at Graver:ads January 30, from
CATIIIIIIMI-at Liverpool, armory 30, from Hamburg
Caszarvt-at Gravesend, January 30, from DalltiAi
DI•1101.1:1-at Pill, January 30, from Hamburg
Cortaro-at Plymouth, January 29, from
Enna-at Gravesend, January JO, • from Sweden
Fana-at Gravesend, January 30, from vessel
Punt Baru-st Gravesend, January 30, from Maid
PLUM Data-iit Gravesend. January 30. from Ward
HANNAII-at Graymend, January 30, from
tinu.sorris -at Gravesend, January 80, from
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lILIALD -at Gravesend, January 30, from Seville
broosraia-at Gravesend, January 30, from Christian...a
Irma-at Gravesend, January 30, from Mama
JAMES-at Gramend, January 39, from Emil
Jan. CHADWICK-at Gravesend, January 30, from Void
Jaarr-at Liverpool, January 30, from .......... ... -Rotates
Jose FIMMOT-14 Liverpool, J 1112111117 80, from.. Bl.2lelentill
101.117111R3 HAIMINGS-St Liverpool, January 30, froin-A311,1111111
J. A. Wirartuystr -at Liverpool, January 30, from Never
JANIS LIITLIVISLD-st Liverpool, Jan. 30, from St. stepinesi
La tt
van.-et Liverpool, January 30, from
MAIROMMT,(s.)--at Liverpool, January 30, from E
MARY CLAIR -at Gravesend, January 30, from Gni
Maser -at Gravesend, January 30, from Canis
Naarou Ilaao-at Queenstown, January 29, from Baskin
Ourra-at Plymouth, January 29, from Buenas Arne
PiLernos-at Gravesend, January 30, from ... New poet
QVIIII or ran annu-at Gravesend, January 30, from St.
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RD. Cowain—at Gravesend, January 30, from New York
RUDA—at Gravesend, January 30, from. Memel
flovavuos--atiGraverend.:january SO, from trims
Sr. Lows :s.)—off Hurst Cagle, January 30, from New Talk
Teri‘a—at Falmouth, January 29, from Mlle
TVGDOLD —at Gravesend, January 29, from Magi
Teauos—at Gravesend, January 30, from ....... ....Port WIDOWS
Turouoaa--at Gravesend, Jan. 30, from Ny=
TaLDOIAPU —at Gravesend, Jun. 3", from
Tuntra—et Gravesend, January 4-, from Tarragona
Uaasu—at Gravesend, January 50, from Ronal
Vow Sauce Rev—at Gravesend, January 30, from Rests*
Vsaa—at Queenstown. January 20, from. Aksandria
VOLDNT—at Liverpool, January 30, from Gallipoli
Waiver' Rerw—et Greenock, January 39 from Babia
Wasauworox—at Falmouth, Jan. 29. from Rio Janeiro
Waarwoaatawn—at Liverpool, January 30, from Antwerp
Yowl° Jomaiass—st Gravesend, January 30, from Nyitiobleg

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