The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-17 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. THURADAT EVENTFC. The mat
quiet to-day. At th e elves prices were quoted is fel
48e. &l. to 48.. tscl. ; ell January, sea
6d. ; March, 48.. 6cl. le 48s. 9d. ; April '
48.. 6d. ; October to December, 48s. fel. to
Australiert beef, 47.. tel. to 475. ; South Amencee,
to 49a. Delivery, 761 reeks ; arrivals, 488 maks

001TON.—LiwunrooL, JAN. 16.—We have
but steady market to-day, with a limited bus,m...
sales are 5,000 balm, including 4,400 Americo),
14d. ; 500 Bunt, 7d. to 11d. ; 100 Egyptian,
Hid. Of which 2,000 are for speculation end err
week's import is 24520 bales.

. WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADFORD, JAN. I.
*lnnis doing in wool, but the teudeucy is upward
Tbswe is a very good feeling prevailing. The some
wig apply to both worsted yarns and pieces. Tht
desterees are many of them still well employed
MI dip waY little fresh Mumma. The home morel
not at all Wive in purchasing. The American how
be giving eat a few more orders, and some Prime,.
have attended the market and bought several.
stock. The beim' with Germany is very languid.
in the ineemilmr.e hands are now lower than a
bean for many years. Merchants complain of
difficulty and inconvenience they experience b]
delivery of goods previously ordered. This defm
safacturers ascribe to a preliminary difficulty
the prompt delivery of cotton warps, but it is no
tially ow *g to a scarcity 6f beads ; many houses
standing might be employed if there were weavers

HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—No
dais 16.—Our manufacturers have been stimi
• little extension of business which has spree
the last few days, but manufacture is necessarily
by the high price of yarns. Not only is there an
demand for the home markets, but retail orders
atonally nmeived from France, and a few Canadian
are also in the market. Plain nets are in better
but the greatest improvement is experienced
fancy fabrics. Anything which occurs to
present dead-weight upon our commerce—the
cotton—cannot fail to give an impetus to trade
being that in many instances at present parcels
sold at • lass price than that ►t which they am be
These remarks are applicable in • still stronger
the hosiery trade. Yarns purchased up to October
rata are by this time pretty well worked up, e- -
some unexpected supply should turn up within i
several thousand operatives will be thrown out.
meat. Stocks cannot now be disposed of at • mom_
advance upon the oast of raw material and workman,
and all buyers are holding back iu hope of •'
rates.—Xottinyhain Joirreal.

CORN.—BnumganAm, JAL 16.—At this ds
them was • limited supply di a& wheat, w
buyers at • deellue of aboutper quarter.
cats held for previous rates. Beam L. per q
Para firm. The millers reduced the retail price
3s. 4d, per sack.

111i111, J. 16.—We had only a moderate
wheat, the modifies of which was somewhat
the late dam weather, notwithstanding this a G
wee does at last week's prices. Barley was in rat
Umlaute wee dull, but last week's prices A
Wheat, beet, Ms. t 0624. par qr.; middling
Me. ; inferior do.. 30s. 40s. ; barley, 308. to
23e. to Ms. ; beans. 465. to 50s. ; peas, 425.
flour. Mao (per sack), 43e. to 4135. ; ditto seconds,
to 455.

MAII101011011:14 JAN. 16.—Oar market to-day y—
ahoo:lad, and a little more Inquiry was experienced
wheat and door. Boyers, howe►er, required a great,
dachas than holders generally were willing to sub,
sad only a moderate business moulted at a decli'
per quarter on English wheat, and 2d. to 33. p
on foreign. flour we 11010 6d. per sack lower.
oatmeal had each a dull sale at Tither easier rr
thin beans and Indian corn were each Is. per qi

NIMAILI, JAN. 15.—At our market to-day
fair sepply of wheat, the demand slow at la. to
below the rates of this day sennight. Of barley
• large show of factors' samples fresh offered
qr. Beaune. Oats and beans withoutchaage.

UIPLIDOI, JAN. 16.—There is more grain on t
day's market than for some weeks pest. Most
wheat are rather out of r,onditecia. The trade i
reduction of ls. to 2a. per qr. on the rates
firing corn is unchanged in value.
Fausigume,JAw. 15.—We bad in the market
quartos wheat 2,005 barley, 2,744 oats, and
There were sold—Wheat, 749 gra ; barley, I
1,803 ; sod beams, 94 qrs. As compared with
Wheat was bar down on top, and 2s. 6d.
avenge ; barley was GEL dowse on top, and 6
avenge; oats weals. 9d. down on top, and
avenge ; beaus were U. Gd. down on top, sad
avenge. Priors per imperial quarter :—'Wheat,
655. • barley, 225. Od. to 36e. Od.; este, 18e. Bd. '
40s. to 46e. Od. Wet of tap—Wheat,
barley, 471 be. ; oats, 46flbs.; beans, 6641 be.

OikTl7l.—Eninacion, Jur. 15.—The stippl
this morning was 631, being 31 more than
Bets dull, and prices down fully 3d. per stone.
top prioe, Re. ; current, 70.9 d. ; current top prim,
7a. 6d.; middling and inferior, from 6s. to ee. 6d.1
The supply of sheep was 4,408, being GO mom ,
week. /dales were slowly effected, at a reduction
of ed. per lb. Top price of the best mutton, 7t
7d. to 7 id.; ;wee sad inferior, from 54(1. to bid.
number of pigs shown was 222, fed descriptions
Monett from W. to tie. 6d. per Mons ; six to e'
old do., from 9s. 6d, to les. • bead.

=AMC RETURNS.
Males Pee. Yee.
ZADWATI week sencrect dandles
loyal Year weeks Nadia. Dec. DI. C. G
Swedish -.
Week eliding Dec. W.
Omsk yrunkett?cumle. WO 11,9t11 17,878 '

_ .
Wank ending .Tan. 6. - .
Antwerp a Rotterdam — 302 609
Susi Anglian
Week ending Ism 7.
Ileigiaa rasters Inaction 684 110 106
IL Aust. &Lombardo:Ten.
=Amt. Line) 1004 9,165 30,698
bard* Line)
Clentrai Italy Branch
Plalsanc• to Bologna
Week ending Jan. 10.
Belfast a N. Counties lB6 814 879
Sambre and 68 186
d Ms
995

Mot _E ha U.
Wasik ark= 789 9,500 18,591
ar 904 Deillattea 786 Vire at
lbig
Mild m An. IL
at

- 2.460

astern Countle,
Lon..Chatham. and Dover 729 1,286 809
Osweetry and Nevrtowu