The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-07 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—laTne.Poor., Fns. 6.—The market closed
heavily, with much offering. Nevertheless prices of last
week were well maintained. The sales reach 6,000 bales ;
5,000 Americans (600 for export) ; 200 Parisian and Mersa-
barn, 051 d. to 6}d. ; 100 Bahia, 6d. to 6}d. ; 100 Egyptian,
6}d. to 9d.; and 600 Sarat, at 3d. to 4d. per lb. (300 for ix.
ipurt.) Import 10,000 bales.

COTTON GOODS.—Masecunwran, FEB. 6.—The
market has been fiat and a more than ordinarily gloomy
feeling prevails. The cloths and yarns for the Mediterra-
nean still go off to some extent, but the light productions
for India, and the peat bulk of our cloths, aro only sale-
ahlej at a decline on the already low and unremuneradve
rates prevailing. There is a very limited assortment in
Liverpool of middling Orleans end useful descriptions of
cotton for sale, which enhances the difficulty of our manu-
facturers, who find the raw material increasing in value
from this cause, whilst the fabrics they are making are de-
, incest's/ in prise. Whilst the transactions in cloth to-day
have been limited, prices have been in favour of buyers,
but :there is too much irregularity for quotations to be
available. The sale, of yarns are reported as insignificant,
but prices are steadier, though even in these buyers have
in some cases found an advantage.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lzins, FEB. 6.—We have so
change to report in the state of the woollen market. There
have been very few buyers in the sloth halls, and an indit,
forint basins's has been done. The present unsettled state
of affairs with respect to the ministry is haying a very pre-
judicial effect on trade.

MANUFACTURES.

FEB. 6.-TA•

slight Improvement manifested last week hem been fully
sustained to-day, there having been a tolerable demand for
heavy goods, with some little doing in new patterns for the
spring trade. The shipping business continues u dull as
heretofore.

WOOLS.-Ht

Fss. 6.—Thera is no great

weight of wad slanging leas at present, but, not4iritb
standing, the trade is considered to be in a healthy state,
and the business being limited, is attributable to the near
approach of London sales, buyers holding off till they see
how prices are likely to run.

CORN.—Hoax, Fan. 6.—We had a fair supply of
English wheat to-day, with leas of foreign. The trade was
irregular, owing to the firmness of farmers and the inabi-
lity of factors to pay present rates for any consuming mar
ket, our own millers meanwhile being tolerably well in
stock. We write the =stint without change from last
week. Arrivals are moderate. The weather winterly. All
kinds of spring corn " hang fire," and to effect sales some
redaction in price would have to be submitted to. Linseed
only doll; a good consumptive demand for cakes at 111.
to 12/. 2a. 6d. Imports from Jan. 27 to Feb. 2: Wheat,
1,605 qn. ; barley, 286 beans, 245 ; peas, 116 ; tares, 363 ;
linseed, 1,500. Oil sakes, 64 tons.
LUDO, Fen. 6.—The supply of all articles is ex-
tremely small to-day. The wheat trade is very inani-
mate at about Friday'srates. Barley, beans, and oats with-
out variation. Arrivals this week :—Wheat, 772 ; oats, 80 ;
barley, 418; beans, 52 ; rapeseed, 360.
LYNN, FEB. 6.—A moderate supply of wheat and bar-
ley today, ani the trade for both about the same as last
week. Wheat, best red, 601bs. to 631 be., 67m. to 71e. ;
white, 78s. Barley, best runs, 295. to 811.; extra, 83s. per
qr. to the growers. Oats, 14d. per stone.
Nawcairrts, Fan. 6.—The weather still continues of a
wintry character, and yesterday and to-doy a good deal of
snow has fallen, but there is an absence of frost. At our
market this morning we had a fair supply of wheat from the
grown, which met a steady sale at Saturday's rates, the
best fanners' red making 70s. to 725., and white 4s. to 55.
more. In South Country descriptions or Foreign little was
done, bat when sales of the former occurred our =filen suc-
ceeded in purchasing the best runs of red, at 745. per qr ,
631b5., whereas the same price was taken for a cargo recently
arrived from Kiel. Flour sold slowly, but in its value we
note little change. Barley is most difficult to move, 345.
being now the extreme value of bast Suffolk runs, rather
coarse In quality, weighing 531 be. per bushel, and 335. for
52.11 be. Malt is still tending downwards. In other articles
no alteration.

TEE NATIONAL DEBT

to a p;rliamentary paper just issued, the charges of manage.-
matt of the office of the National Debt Commissioner
amount to 4,7011. a-year.
Fames RAILWAY TALFFIC.—The following are the last
I returns:
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Norrraax.—PromJan.23 to Jan. 23 : Pootogirt, 124,717 f.; good',
467,8914; total, 662,614 f.
Soots.—Pram Jan. 21 to Jan. 27: Pariesue, 37,001.; goods,
119,9634; total, 177,028 L
Borax.—Pram Jan. 21 to Jan. 27 : Texongera, 19,1864; goodr,
16,644 L; totsl, 74,134 f.
011411/I=l WAD Sumo Luna—From Jan.2l te Jen. : Protengirs,
201,4734; goods, 498,6961. ; total, 700,0714
811411101910. Front Jan. 22 to Jan. 28: Psomeigert, 166,'371.;
goods. 432,8034 •, totol, 698,8430 f.
llon9zazoo.—From Jan. Uto 1an.28: Pwasogars, 9,1121.; gooda,
18,998 total, 28,108 f.
LooltoProtn Jan. 21 to Jan. 27: Paasengaro, 184,23214 goods,
276,449 L; total, 460,7711.
Woartax.—Prom Jan. 22 to Jan. 28: Pamogors. 70,4621.;
goods, 84,1174 ; total, 124,3791.
Man TO 116Dzysaltrius.—Pram 1jut...13 to Jan. 21t Ploatogni,

77:F89i:;--go7d7, i3i;r6if7t;tal:7o9;Bl7l:-
Giotto Cowriot. (Looms to Hoc)—Prom hut. 14 to ha. 20
PoNiogeto, 70,440 t.; Roods, 84,71111.; total. 173,2114

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