The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-06 00:00:00

MARKETS

TA LLOW. —THURSDAY ltvranta.—Tba taarkst woe quiet
today.—Spot, 454. ed. to 456. ; Marsh, Mc 3d. ; Aped to
Jaw, 454. 3d. to 454. ; October to lloossabor, 474. to
47ditto, 25 orbs.s. 3d. Milroy to LA wads". 1,179 mks ; mink

COTTON. —l.rvihroor., FEL s.—Our market is
quiet, with some little irregularity. The Wee are 2,ogb
bales. isoludinor 100 American, 20d. to 22d. ; 1,310 Bora;
122. to lad. ; 100 21d. tend. ; 130 Pereira, no.
to 22d. ; sod 330 20 to 21gd. ;of which 500 are
for speculation and export. The week's import is 13,754
bales.

WOOL .LCD WORSTED. —Baanroan, FEB. s.—Thin
is rather more doing is wool to-day, particularly in the
Is. qualities, and prime are very firm. In yarns for the
home trade there is a steady trade doing, but the tome
houses are punt. The demand for two-folds still continue
with great activity. The tone of the market is decidedly
more cheerful than last week. The home trade continua
to be good, and rather more business has been dose. to
tinental houses are doing very little, and the America'
merchants are placing only small orders, it being at plena
"between seasons." Manufacturers of fancy goods no
mostly well engaged, whilst makers of plain goods are it
many mess beginning to feel the sleekening in the demand.
Mottled Orleans form an ascoptioa : the inquiry for them
for Franco mutinies mann& Prices generally ewe,
firmnessmarket, although the reports from Liverpool reorient la
day's as doll.

LACE AND HOBlERY.—Normiciesit, Fn. 5.-1%,
tone of the lace trades not quite so cheerful as last west,
nevertheless some favoured houses have done aa
business. The demand for black and white elk laces is as
brisk as ever, for inferior nets; the trade has been mare*
so animated. Abundant preparation. are being med. fee
the spring ; but at prement the season is so early and the
future prize of cotton so uncertain, that it would be idle
to attempt to knout the results.—The hosiery manu-
facturers and yarn merchants are • little less gloomy than
of late, though the business done is pretty nearly the
some aa for several part weeks. A very slight improve-
ment has been noticed in the inquiries for low priced
cotton hose just sufficient to evidence that stock. of that
class of goods are getting low ; bat the price necessarily
checks anything like large orders. There have been
accordingly some small sorting up parcels sent off for
home use. The shipping tenches have become more
dull.—Nottingham Joitisal.

CORN. —Bnuerwonnat, Fla s.—At this day's market
therstwas a fall supply of wheat, and both English and
foreige gave way MAO la. per quarter. Barley sold slowly
at previous rates. Ors arm. Brun sad peas only saleable
in limited quantities
Drvccss, Fors. s.—We had a very heavy trade for wheat
to-day ; and the condition, owing to the extreme wet
weather, not being improved, prime were the same as last
week ; the turn perhaps in favour of the buyer. A coo-
siderable quantity was left rissole!. Barley a fair trade, at the
same prices as last week ; but there was more diitioa to
buy the lower qualities at a little more money. We, bras,
and peas as before. Beet red wheat, 245. to 265. ; infirm
aorta, 17s. to 225. ; malting barley, 335. to 425. ; inferior
sorts, 265. to 325. ; eats, 21s. to 28s. ; beans, 20s. to
225. ad. ; peas. 18s. to 2la. ; fine flour, 40a. to 425.; other
dour, 375. to 395.
MANCHESTER. FEE. s.—Our market this morning was
well attended, but the proceedings were of a very lifeless
character. The beet sample of Eagliah wheat were no
cheaper, but damp sorts ware altogether neglected ; while
for foreign the demand was slow at late rates. Flour was
in exceedingly limited request, and again the turn in favour
of buyers. Oats and oatmeal were ler Nought after, sod
prices were a shade weaker. In beans or Indian corn ire
was but little change.

Newaste, FEB. 4. —At this market farmers readily oh-
baud lest week's rates for best dry wheat, other sorts Is.
lower. Barley in short supply, which brought full prima
Beane unaltered. Oats ready gale, but no lower.
Urumqi; Fes. —Oar supplies to-day of wheat are
short, of spring own !Marti The trade is dull without
any quotable variation In prices, with the exception of
barley, for which pain ampler for seed or for malting are
la par qr. dearer.
Emirmracm, Pm. 4.—As oompped with last week,
wheat was 10a up on the top, and le. 4d. up on the
average. Barley was Ia up on the top and lid. down
on the average. Ow were 6d. down on the top, and 4d.
up on the average. Beans wee. 2a up on the top
2d. down on the average. Wheat, 30s. to 70e.
19a &I. to 395. Oats, Us. 6d. to 325. Beans, 30a. to 43e.
CATTLE.—Norrneolutt, Fla 4.—There was a good
supply of beef of more than avenge quality to-day. The
demand for the beat sorts was brisk, and for inferior but
slow. Best beef made from Bs. to 8a 6d.; inferior, 6e. to
7s. 6d. There was a tolerably good =poly of mutton.
Trods ruled slow at but week's prices. A fewsicilted sheepwere shown, and sold at 6.d. per lb. Best
woo
Bd. to Large and inferior, 7d. to Bd. per lb. WNW
were but moderately supplied. The demand was brisk at
prima ranging from 7d. to Bd. per lb. Best small pocket
pigs made from 6s. to 6s. 6d. ; Woos from 3s. to 6s.
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EDLYBUROIt, Fa. 4.—The number of cattle this morn-
ing was lees than last Wednesday, the number being 556, or
201 fewer. The demand was good, and prime were fully
3d. per stone higher. Top mos, Bs. 3d. ; current, for the
best aorta, from 7s. 6d. to Bs. ; middling and inferior. from
Gs. to 7s. 3d. per stone. The supply of sheep was law,
there being 4.222, or 404 more than last market. Sales
were slowly effected, and prices bad a downward tendency.
One lot of very superior black-faced wetbem brought 85s.
a head, being fully Bd. per lb. Best mutton, from 70.
to Bd. and down to 7d.• ewes, from gal. to 7d. per lb.
Adige, from bs. to Ba. per stone ; six to eight weeks
old ~ from fs. to Vs. ed. a bead.