The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-16 00:00:00

MARKET&

SUGAR.—BRISTOL. JAN. 15.—Bonin has again
quiet, Ltd the trade will only purchase u their wean cowl,
them ; the transaction' of the week have been trivial. „,,.i
at rather lower prioes. Refined good, are also difficult t,
sell, and lower. Rem is in fair demand.

TA LLOW.—Pimur Erzenso.—The market was steady
to-day. Spot, 41s. 6d. to 41a. 9d. ; Much, 425. 68.
April to Joao, 43a. ; October to December, 4-Is. 9d. to 1;,;
At the public ear the &mead was small, bolder' v,r,
not disposed to accept lower prices, and of 890 casks offert.l
only 250 sold. South Marlow, 425., let pipes. North
Allierklal, 41s. fine ; 40a to 441 a ad. middling to vvsl
Ms. to 388. id. inferior. Aulaalisa beef, 40s. to I Is.
Tema tallow, 41s. 3d. net cash. Delivery to last evening,
1,296 casks ; arrivals, 302 casks. Costos•aukoil quiet. Curtis
at 465. ; Ceyloa, 43e. ; Sydney, 425. to 41. ham oil
Arm ; las Logos, 36e. 6d. Palm Eat al, 355. to 31. No
home grease here.

OOTTON.—LivinroOL, JAN. 15.—The demand throuels -
out the week has been on a limited scale. The uncertca
stated' contineeral politics, with a prospect of a more
et:input mosey market, checked businem, prizes each oLy
giving way moderately, and may now be quoted gentrZy
Id . per lb. lower than at the close of last week, with the
exception of Permian, in which little or no change can be
notiosd, and the better kinds of East India, which may be
quoted only A. per lb. lower. Speculatoss have taken
during the week, 5,040 bales ; etPortme, 2,920 bake ; and
the trade, 21,600 hales of all kinds. We have had a limited
demand to-day. Sales, 3,000 bales ; 1,000 for export nil
speculation. The following are the official quotations of
middling, fair being entirely nominal :—Middling Orleans,
• ; MoWe, 270. ; Uplands, Vid.

COTTON GOODS.—MANCRESTIfft, JAN. 1 —There ,„
no change, certainly no improvement, in the cloth market
to-day as compared with Tuesday. We do not fled that
there is any better demand. The production of cloth is
now known to have been a good deal lammed within the
last few weeks, and this makes maaufacturem and holders
of cloth firmer. Manufacturers, however, who hold soy
considerable stock are rather easier to deal with. There is
no new feature is the market. Very few orders have been
gives out to make goods, such buyers as those are object.
is; to wait for delivery or run any risks of oscillation is
rarbutprefer to supply themselves from people who
stock.ln yarns there has also been a very quiet
market, so far, u home trade yarns are concerned. In
some cads spinners are reported to have found rather
more inquiry, but it has Id to very little business.
In shipping yarns there has bees a little more inquiry.
What busiswes has been dose has been oddly for Chink
ad it has only bees effected by accepting lower prices.
For all other export markets business has been flat. The
advance obtained on the 31st of December, when there was
a erring in prices owing to some speculative purchases,
seems now to have almost disappeared.

CORN. —CEINUOIVOID, J. 15.—lbw wu a fair up
ply of wheat at market today, sod the conditioa was
affected by the change in the weather. Prices mut be
quoted la. below last week's rates. Barley of malting qua-
lity was quite as dear. Beans without change is value.

LINCOLN, Jrat. 15.—We bad a good supply of wheat
°Berme to-day. aad prices Is. lower. Barley also dell. at
Is.decline. Wheat, red, 335. to 414. ; wiats, 414. to 464. ;
barley. 28a. to 26e. ; oats, 184. to 24a.

WAZZILILD, Jan. 15.—A good supply of wheat ; trade
doll, and amount of buskers limited. at rather lower prices
than last Friday. Barley slow of sale, and rather cheaper.
Beans, oats, and shelling steady. Average for the week
ending Jan. 11: Wheat, 2,lg.iquarters, at 41s. lid.: barley
564, at 31a. 6d. ; beans 80, at 31s. 104oL

irvearool., Jas. 15.—With few country buyers at this
' day's market and liberal offers of American wheat, we have
to quote a further reduction of 3d. per centel from the ruts
of tut market day, or 6d. in the week. Flew is quite as.
saleable at a decline of lid. per banal and sack. Indian
core moves only in retail quantities, sad mixed Americas
must be Doted le. 3d. per quarter down, Ala being the
highest price obtainable; rowed qualities have scarcely
given way to the same extent. Oats are the turn, and oat-
meal fully 6d. per load cheaper. Beans have declined le.
per quarter on the week. The mamba chew as dull as

COALS.—Lomos, Jut. 15.—Buddle's West Hartley,
18s. 9d. ; Hartley, 18s. 9d. ; Hastiaa's Hartley.
18s. 9d. ; Walls Ead Rotes, 21a. 6d. ; Eden Ham,
225. 6d. ; Walls Ead Haswell, 26. ; Walls Ed /Lotion,
24a. ; Walls Ead Taastall, 2bt. Ships at market, ;
sold, 15.