The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-07 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—THUHRDAT Evr:rnm. The market cm
firm to-dov. Primo closed as follows:—Spot and
41M. tid. ; October to Deoember, 475. 6d. April to duce,
465. 6d. to 46a. 9d. ; Odessa sheep, fine, 475. ; Austrahsn
beef, 455. ; fair to fine, ; Town tallow, 451. !Id. Lodi.
very to lost ongoing, 1,162 asks ; arrivals, 517 auks.

OfYlTON.—Livarom., Fn. 6.—There is no ellacrie
is the market to-day, and the sales are 7,090 hales, :t I.P.
TiOUS twines, ivaluilieg 4.1140 American, Iti. to Ito
2,:AX/ Suet, CIO. to 100. ; 300 Egyptimi, 12d. to ;
20 remain, 131 d. ; of which 3,0 W are for speculaticaiim
expert. The woek's import is 32,791 bales.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRLDVORD, FEB. O.—There:.
not much doing in wool. There is a decided tendency to cot.
cession in the price of lustre wools, but down wools cot.
tinue very firm. The yarn market is very inactive. Ti t
export merchants are doing little or nothing, and the Ignite
merchanta are only doing what will supply their immediate
and pressing wants. Mealy of the spinners are working t.i
stock, and their position is a very demon:aging one. Tie
piece trade is steady. Few new orders are given out. L•
nufscturers are working up old orders, and those engaged for
France continue busy.
HOSIERY AND LACE.—Noertscusu, FEB. 6.—There
has been no material change in the condition and Komar e
jof the staple trades since this day selinight. The high
I price of cotton and yarns compels manufacturers to re.tnet
employment to the greatest puenible extent, only so fore
it will enable them to execute the few orders which cute
to hand. Buyers are perhaps not so *mace, sod there lb
rather better demand for small parcels of lace goods for the
home trade and for Germany. Trade generally, however,
continues very fiat, and will be influenced solely for the
present by the prices of raw material, and the exigencies of
retail traders. In any case the transition to higher prior
on the one hand, or to larger supplies of good cotton on the
other, will be a long and tedious process, involving
greater privation to the artisan population than we have yet
seen.—Nottinyhant Journal.

CORN.—Butsurosas, FEB. 6.—At this day's market
there wee a short supply of English wheat, which sold at
about last week's rates. Foreign ls. per quarter loser.
Barley, 6d. to ls. per quarter cheaper. Oats ooly takes la
retail. Beans and peas held for last week's rites.

DEVIZI3, FEB. 6. —We had a very swell supply 4
wheat, the condition of which wee still much affected br
the weather; the best dry simples fully maintained bet
week's prices, but in order to sell secondary sorts • mkt.
tion of Is. • had to be submitted to. Barley was is Lo
supply, the trade, particularly for all but the very 1,-d,
was dull, and prima were about Is. per qr. lower. Wheat,
best, Ms. to 625. per qr. ;seconds do.. 4Ua. to 535. ; barley,
30s. to 425. ; oath, 7.3 a. to 33a. ; beans, 465. to 605.;
425. to 465. ; flour, fine (per, sack), 45e. to 464.;
seconds, 43sto 455.
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MANCHESTER, Fen. 6.—There was a tolerably good at.
tendance at our market this morning, but the tone of the
trade wu exceedingly dull. The show of English wheat
wu small, and mostly in damp condition. which •11
slowly at Is. per quarter decline. American was in limited
request, at a reduction of ld. to 2d. per 100 lb. Flour vu
very sparingly dealt in, and must be quoted lid. per not and
barrel cheaper. Oats ware neglected, sad oatmeal receded
6d. per load. Beans and lodun corn were unchanged in
value, with • quiet demand.
Nswerut, Fan. 6.—There was a moderate show of wheat
at this market to-day, but not much business passing,
farmers being unwilling to accede to the Is. per quarter
reduction offered. Scarcely any demand for barley, and le.
per quarter decline was submitted to. Oate end beau
nomioal. _ .

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NIWBURT, FEB. B.—Our supply of wheat this day was
small, but sufficient for the local demand. Prices male
were equal to last week. A large quantity of barley on
offer, for which the trade was rather slower, at late rates.
Oats, beam, and mom dull, and rather cheaper.
Unman. Fa 6.—The market is dull, best samples of
wheat are no cheaper. Spring corn is bought on lower
tams and the supply large. Wheat, 48s. to Ibie. per qr.;
barley, 34a. to 381.; oats, Ms. to 30a.; peas, 38a. to 44.4.;
beans, 365. to 48s. Flour, 50a. to 665. per sack.
EBBW'S:II4 Fee. s.—We had in the market today 1,110
quarters wheat, 1.444 barley, 2,081 oats, and Zl3 bens.
There were sold—Wheat, 715 qrs. ; barley, X 1143; cats,
1,554 ; and beans, 147 qrs. As compered with last week—
Wheat was be up on top, and 2s. down on average;
barley was 13d. down on top, and 3d. up on average ; oats
were same on top„ and ld. down on sewage ; beaus were
2e. sd. up on top, molls. 3d. downou average. Prices per im-
perial qr. t— Wheat, Ws. sd. to 70a.; barley, 30a id. to
34a 88.; cote, 245. 11d. to 30a. 3d. ; beans, 41.. to 4ta.
Weight of top—Wheat, 6311ba.; barley, 56/dia.; oats, 4511 a;
beans, 6411 be.

CATTLE—EDINBURGH, Fma. s.—The number of cattle
this morning was less, the number, 683, being 19 less Una
on this day week. Bales wen) doll, and no improvement
in prices. Top price, 7s. 61. ; •currant, from 7s. to 7s. ;
middling and inferior, from Be. 4d. to 6s. 6d. per stone.
There were also 57 milk cows in market. The supply of
sheep was also less than hut week, there being 3,417, or
I,CW fewer. Sales were slowly effected, and little ruin.
Lion from three obtained last week. Top price of the ben
mutton, Bd. per lb. ; current for the best, ; ewes aid
inferior, from 6ld. to 7d. The number of pip shown
was 264, fed descriptions of which brought from 6s. Od. to
6e. 6d. per stone; six to eight weeks old do., from Ss.
to Lls. par bead.