The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-06 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. THURSDAY Evizwo.— The market eras
steady to-day :—Spot. 4b. 3d. to 41.. 6d.; Masek,
42e. 31. ; Jae*, I.le. ; October to December, 435. 3d. to
43e. 6d. Delivery to lest oven*, 6d9 reeks ; arrive*
714 casks.

COTTON.-I.tviaroot. JAN. s.—With • very mall
business pima cooanue io favour car buyers. Sala to.day
3,000 bales, Polodise 1.000 for spondaic* and export.
200 Anatem. Zied. to Vd. 100 Perame, 964 to
2644. ; 30 Maranhao', 260. ; 60 Y•aaio aad Bahia, ;
SaPtifix. 15d. lu 30441 ; 50 &myna. 174. to ;
4150 Surat, 12ad. to 191 d. ; Madras, 160. to 194. ;
Bengal. Mod*, aco.. 134. ; Chia% 14d. to 1641. ; Jaya;
174 d. to 1744. ; 10 Pars, 1., 2744.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—ThrDPOID, Jai. s.—Main-
feelosees sod spruce supplied themselves pretty freely with
wool before the close of she old year, sad oorequently as
prompt buy is very small quantities. Nevertheless, there
are some spinoffs who have 041 orders is hood, and who
have made so such provaion, operating to some rum;
The aggregate quantity crufflog heads, however, is only
small. There is some differeace of opinion as to the stocks
of wool is existeoos. While some bold that stocks an
larger than usual at the present NINON others maiatain
that they are smaller that usual, sod certainly mesh
smaller in this market. There is, however, more bigotry,
spinners brag evidently looting roiled to seserter the
state of prior. There is a fair business doing in some sorts
of Down wools. Quotatiose are very firmly mirror.
Good wools of Lincoln hogs may be quoted at 2s. lad. he
Is. Bd. per lb., sad wethen 2.5. Is. to 2s. 341. per lb. There
is quietness in wonted yon. There is not the lout symp-
tom of revival in the contrental trod; The tupelo fair is
only just began, sad therefore merchants ara waiting the
result of this fair. The demand for hoar accomplice'
still continua ; smell orders being given. Manufacturers
I who are set spinners buy sparingly. There 4 rather mere
doing for twofold; especially on the pert of theme lm
for the China trade. Oa amount of the high prieeorZ
raw material, particularly in lustre aorta, guarder are
very firmly maintained ; at the same time apnoeas wile
hold stocks of certain aorta of yaros are not indisposed to
make a °perform to meet a customer. The piece trade is
extremely sluggish. The contiortal merchants are drag
tittle ur nothing, having bought rather 'entry a
time ago. The home merchants an operating in order to
assist stocks. The American hours ere doing a very limited
business, sod ere hopeful as to the future. The Froth
trade in quiet. The Chiir ride still keeps up, parties-
lady in figures, though perhaps in • move modified doper
Prior are, on the whole, wall maintained.

LACE AND HOBlYYT.—N°Tswan•'s, Jas. S.—TO•
saw year commences with rather brighter prespeols far
staple trade of this district than we bare bees able to mooed
for many weeks. There ere • few more hems about,
selection small wads for the bons, Lade, to sort up
stocks, but nothing more than • reeled demand, as there is
nothing like • margin of profit for the mart at Bela
at the present price of yarns. The maim in the User.
pool cotton' market ►as not affected the yarn inerket hero,
and the opialou geoerally prevaibi that the present oast of raw
=Maria will be sustained. For the Contin•t the doomed
is exceedingly quiet.—The hosiery manufacturers report
that there has been more inquiry in the Lot day or two
both for the home markets and for exportation. there being
less uncertainty about the flooteatioia in prices. There in,
of wens, so material revival I. trade, but • better tame
prevails, stocks being still kept low.—Arotiankase /masa&

CORN.—BIRIONGIWIC, Jan. s.—At (flowage, sod
Worcester markets ea the 31st, higher prices were de-
mended foe wheat, bat not gmely complied with. Barley
lees premed for sale. Oat. more inquired for. Beans and'
peas unaltered. Dosing the pressed week prices have b. m
readily paid for wheat, which could not previously be ob-
tained. Barley ally makable in limited quantities. Ode
tending upwards. Bead dull. Peas taken in retail at full
prices. At this day's market there was • fair supply of
wheat, and all kinds sold slowly at au dyads of 6d to Is.
per quarter. Fine barley spun Is. pia quarter dearer ;
other descriptioas adhered. Oats bald for quite as much
money. Bead dad Peas firm.
BliaTOL, JAN. s.—At our market to-lay there wee •
fair supply of Engliah wheat, wheat seed slowly at as ad-
vance of la per qr. For foreign full prtms were made, bat
the domed was very trifling. Jutting laded fully as
dear. Ganda/. from steraity, coeunanded Nether more
money. Ode an better suppl, and sold slowly, at beze4
lest week's prima Mains fully sa deer, hat witheal mash
doing. Blass sod peal without change.
Divans, Jan. b.—There wee • modsealis supply of
wheat at our market today, and • good deeded at Is. per
I qr. advance for all descriptions. This is somewhat of •
novelty. Such an occarreees W .011 him Piked for a
I long tame past. 21.. was the highest price we heard if.
Barley is good supply. The trade was fully as good for an
deseriptioes, es led week. We beard of Us. 6d. being
given. Oats in small supply : ark very flna. Beans ad
pas unaltered. Bea white wheat. 20s. 10 Us. •
bed red, 111 e. to 20s. 6d. ; other sods, 16s. to Ile. ; boa
barley, 30s. to Va. 6d. ; oats, Mx to Ws. • beans, Bk. to
21..; per, 111 e. to 31s. • wider ditches, is 44e. ; Ise
flour, JIM. to 31.5. 6d. ; ether flour, Vs. to We.
Nanclicerm, JAN. s.—Our market this morning wee
moderataly attended. For Beal & wheat Rollers generally
saked In. per quarter advance, but there was not much de.
are to boy. Foreign was fully as dear, but without de-
mand. Flour wee in limited request, at the extreme prime
of lad week. Is other articles no change waa obeereabla
NISTWAI. JAL 4.—There was • moderate show d;
wheat. The aqua, pas healthy, and 6d. to IIL per qr.
more may wee made. Firm burley Ira ; caw sods a