The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-11 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TvesDAT Ercermo.—The mtrket was Toit
so.4*. 44.. 9a. ; march, 44.. 9d. ; April to Jib%
456, to 445. 9d. ; October to December, 4C.. td.
Delivery to youthat, 295 data; arrivals ditty.
tanks. SO

COTTON 0001)8.

MANcilie77l, 75n7.-170T.;1n yarne---tiere hes been ahead
a total cessation of business. To effect sales wiles
would have to accept IL per lb. under the rates of Fries,
and even at that decline it is doubtful whether the baps;
would have been large. There have been many low ogees
made for the purpose of tasting prices!, and in order toles
how far spinners would go in accepting a decline, but we
bear of very tittle business resulting from them. The
cloth market has also been very inactive since Fri*.
There bee indeed been an almost total absence of business
for all markets. Manufacturers and holders of cloth ea
speculatiou show a certain degree of firmness, bat in men
where sales have been made to-day, there has been more or
lees of concession in prices. The cause of depreadon a
to be the same as that in the cotton market at Livermmaini,
and there can be no doubt that it arises in a great manure
from a growing apprehension that the American struggle
approaching a close, and that a settlement will be effected,
saber through mediation or the exhaustion of the
beLLieeeste. What such an impression may Le worth is
another question.

002TON.—L1vrepooL, Fmk 10.—Our market is quiet
hat needy, and if isaythisi with • rather bettor tote.
The Ells. sae 8,000 h• including 2,900 &Irak 12d. to
17Id. ; 100 Egyptian, 20d. to 21d., of which 2.000 AM fn,
apsealstioa sad export. The week's import is 5,20:1

WOOLLEN.—Lame, Fm 10. —The hall markets this
morsing were both very quiet, the attendance of bayou
being limited, and their opinstions altogether oo a Gina
scale. A few light maltons and tweeds, with a sprinklieg oI
light mediums, embraced almost all the day's transectioss.
nay is no noticeable alteration in rates.

CORN.-1110.4 Frs. 10. —At to-day's market a fir
supply d English wheat, which is taken off at last wars
rates, best runs of red making 44a. to 465. per 5041ba 1.
foreign next to nothing doing. Barley for malting rather
dearer ; grisding unaltered. Beans and peas remain as la
noted. Oats more isquired for, but not quotably dare.
The foreign imports last week ar; as wider W heat, 10,91:
qrs ; barley, 3,153; beans, 1,900; peas, 116; terse, 112;
166 Lamed, 2,103 ; rapeseed, 100; oil cakes, 319 tons ; bona
tons.

LUIS. FIB. 10.—Holders are, perhaps, not so
ester to pries salsa U on Friday, but we can note no M.
govenwat either in the demand or in price from that day.
Fine barley as before ; common qualities very slow male.
Bemis and oats seU in retail at former rates ; the same may
be said of other articles.

Lraaroot., Fez. 10.—We bad a very good attendance
of both town and country miller and dealers at to•dq'e
market, and wheat has been in fair consumptive request at
the mom of Friday. Buyers tried hard to obtain a slight
reduction, but holders &nay resisted. Flour is unaltered
in value, but slow of sale. Inaba corn is quite neglected,
sod quotation are in a great measure nominal. Oats sod
oatmeal steady at full prices. Beans are 3d. per quarter
cheaper. Peas and barley firm. The market may be said
to elms with &moms.

LT/01, Fm. 10.—Weather latter part of hurt week war
mild ; Bnaday night and last night we had a sharp feat,
with wind north-west. At our torn Exchaage this day we
had an average show of wheat ; the vdoe was le. per qr.
lam thee LA week, with a moderate demand. Barley, both
for snallimg and seed purposes, L. per qr. dearer ; grindieg
sorts as last week. Beane U. par qr. higher. Prices per
hopariel qr. to the power :—Wheat, whits, new, 611 be. to
631be.;per imperial bushel, 50a. to 525. ; ditto red, 611 b. to
621ba, 44. to 47e. Barley, Mat Chevelier malting, 5311 e.
to Mlle., 375. to 40s. ; ditto, runs Clumsier malting,
5216 e. to 5.31 be., 335. to 36e.; ditto, distilling, 50Ibs. to
Whs., 30s. to 325. Oats, 361ba to 421 be., 245. to 274
Beans, old, 6316. to 6516 e., 42e. to 48e. ; new, 6316. 1.
helm, 36e. to Ms.

NewcasstA Fm. 10.—The weather since Saturday born
bees much .4w. On Sunday night we had intense frost,
which continued throughout yesterday, but to-day the frost
bee left us. At oar market this morning we had a moderate
show of wheat from the growers. and although the arrivals
from the coast also proved moderate, the trade ruled flat ,•
sad to make progress in the disposal of illoonditioned
parceh, it was requisite to submit to a redaction of to. per
qr.; choice dry, on the other h►nd, wee held with great
firmnesr. Superior Boston yellow oommanded 51s. per
5041b5. io retail. Foreign met little attention. being held
beyond the views of buyers. Flour in moderate request,
and inclining cheaper. In other articles we have little
variation of moment to note.