The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-05 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TUMIDLY Eycalm—The market was fiat
to-d, at the imbjoinal rates :—Spot, new, 464. to 4tia 9d.;
old V. 0., 455. 6d.; Feb., 46e. ; March, 40s. 6d.; Oc-
tober to December, 475. 6d.; South American, 475. 6d.;
Australian beat 45a 6d. to 465. Delivery to last evening,
806 casks ; arrivals, 606 casks.

CUTTON.—LivimPoor, Few 4.—We have had a slow
market to-day, but still it remains steady. The sales are
3,000 bides, of which 1,600 are for export and speculation.

COTTON 0001A—NaucHearim, Fan. 4.—There has
been more business done in yarns. There is no change in
prices, but a better feeling prevails. The Germane are
buying, and there is a little doing for Judie and Chins.
Altogether there is a better feeling, and prices are acquiring
more firmness. Cloth is much in the same position as last
week. Buyers are holding back till they csn get their
stocks in foreign markets lightened, while manufacturers
are producing less, and expect in a few weeks to see the
restriction tell in favour of prices, but in the meantime
very little badness is done. There is no change in price,
and they are nominally the same as lest Friday, but with
no business sufficient to test them.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lme, Fm 4.—The market this
morning wail very thinly attended, and the tranactions
limited, the chid demand being for light spring Marsala
The White Hall was very quiet.

MANUFACTURES. HODDRRSFIrLD, Fan. 4.—The
market ban worn a more quiet appearance to-day, and
burbler transactions have been more limited than hut
week. A few home buyers have done a little in low fancies
and spring goods, and these transactions form the chief fea-
ture in the market.

WOOLS.—HUDDIMUILLD, FIB. 4.—Tbe demand few
wool. generally is not brisk, but as regards colonials they
are moving gredeal of in small portions, and stock, ere
now becoming mock reduced. Prices continue a; here-
tofore.

CORN.—lavarooL, Fu. 4.—With a "nail attenaanft
of buyan at this moraines market wheat has had only a

slow sale and prices are somewhat irregular ; in most in-
stances, however, they are ld. lower then on Friday. Hour
has been difficult to move and must be quoted lid. per
barrel cheaper. Indian corn met only a retail inquiry at
barely previous rates. Oats steady, but oatmeal is a allude
easier. Beans and peas are each 6&, and barley Ir. per
quarter below Frulay's priors. The market closes with
heaviness.

Wu, Fn. 4.-At to-day's market a srmill supply of
English wheat, which sells slowly at about Is. per qr.
below last week's rata. Foreign held generally shove the
Wes of buyers, and scarcely a transaction worth notico,
11.1 E. refused for very choice white Baltic. Spring corn of
all descriptions meets a dull dragging sale et barely late
currency, inactivity and indisposition for business appur
the predominant features of the corn trade in all it.
branches at the present moment. The foreign imports
last week are as under:-Wheat, 4,480 ire. barley, 2,416
beans, 118 ; pesr, ; tares, 1,144 ; linseed and rapeseed,
12,194 ; oil cake, 325 tons ; bones, 200.
LEEDS, FED. 4.-Our millers seem determined to bold of
buying wheat as long as they possibly eau, except they are
tempted by holders conceding a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr.,
at which reduction they would buy freely, but as there is
nothing to justify such a step, the business transacted is on
the must retail scale. Barley as before. The sale is slow
for beans and oats. Other articles do not alter in value.
LYNN. FEB. 4.-Weether is unusually mild. At our
Corn Exchange this day we had a limited show of wheat,
fine dry parcels sold at late rates, damp samples slow sale,
at Is. to 22. pa qr. less money. Barley but little offering,
sad both melting and grinding maintained last Tuesday's
prices. Beans and peas 6d. to la. per qr. lower. Per
quarter to the grower :-Wheat, white, new, 621hs. to
641 b• per imperial bushel, 575. to 635. ; ditto, red, 6llbe.
to 6111 e., 565. to 60e. ditto, old, 5811 u. to 6211*., 445. to
64a. Barley, best chevalier malting, 5316 e. to Hits.,
37a. to 39e. ; ditto rims chevalier ditto, 521bs. to 531b5.,
33e. to 36e. Oats, 361bs. to 4211ia., 24a. to 271. Beene,
old, 6311*. to 651ba., 421. to 48s. ; new, 63lbs. to 641te.„
421. to 465.
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NRWCABTLI, Fee. 4.—The weather is unusually mild foe
the mama. At our market this morning we had a mode.
rate show of wheat from the growers ; condition tad, and
to make a clearance, a slight oceoession bad to be made.
From the stands so little business was done, that oar prices
remain nominally unchanged. Flour much as before. In
other articles little change of moment OCCUrred.
SALISBURY, Fan. 4.—At our market this morning the sup.
ply of grain was not large, and the greater portion of wheat
came to band in bed condition. Really good samples met
with a steady sale, and in some few instances maintained
last week's rates, but other samples declined le. to 2s. per
quarter. Flour unaltered in Talus. Good melting samples
of barley sold readily at former terms, but secondary sores
were the turn cheaper. Malt sold at late rates. In other
descriptions of grain little bushman was done at lOW money.
Wheat, Ma. to 68s. Barley, Me. to 40e. Oats, 245. to 34a.
BMW, 40s. to 52e. Peas, 40s. to 495. Rye, 301. to
35e. per qr. Flour, 425. to 48e. per sack. Malt. ha. Od.
to Bs. 3d. per bushel.

CATTLE—SALBIBURT, Fan. 4.—The 'ripply of besets
to-day may be looked upon as rather limitecb and this
quality generally was of the middling and moat useful clams.
The attendsoce of buyers was rather more limited than
usual, end business was very slack, prices being
about 6d. per soore easier. A large number re.
mained unsold. There was a better supply of sheep than
last market, all of wbich changed bands at full terms.
In calves the supply was smath and the little business
dope was at good prices. Pigs were liberally supplied ; a
good tilde was dune, and prices unaltered. (.): beef,
its. 3d. to Ila. 9d. per wore; cow sod heifer 'ditto,
10e. 3d. to 10a. 9d. ; best Down mutton, &I. per lb.
other breeda, 3d. to 70. ; veal, 7d. to 70. ; fresh pork,
7d. to ; salted ditto, 70. to 8&, and 10a. 6d.
to Ith per score ; bacon, fid. per lb. ; dry ditto,
10d. ; sweet pickled hams, 10d. ; cows with calves, 101.
to 14i.