The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-08 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LIVIMPOOL, JAM. 7.—The sales of cotton t 0•
day are estimated at 3,000 bales, and coastal of about 2,600
Murices, 100 Pernam. and M't.an at lid. to 94.,100 Egyp-
tian at Bd. to 9d. The market closes tamely, yet with
evenness and steedines of prices. Compared with Erich,' 's
rates, pi lees of all kinds are the same except in Bowed and
Mobile, at 7ld. to Bd., clean short cotton, which may be
yet easier to buy.
lilarrciturttx, JAN. 7.—The amounts by the last steamer
from the United Buts gave us intelligence of an advance
of from Ito Itts of a cent in the price of cotton, owing to
the receipt of more pacific intelligence with reference to the
continental disturbance,. This advance was fully expected,
and so far as opt rations here have gone has been antic'.
paled by the purchases already made. The gloom caused
by the discovery of the discreditable mistake m►de by the
Liverpool Bank in their (talent* of the etock of cot.on on
hand at the cud of the year, exercises considereblc influence
over the market here. It has been less cheerful than bar
been the can for some weets ; at the same time the
engagements of apinnera have prevented a decline in price.
Decided firmness prevail' on all sides, but the buyers are
unwiaing to give any extensive orders without mime coo
casino being made, ant therefore all operation' today
have been of a limited character.

WOOLLEN.—Lasps, JAN. 7.—We hare no material
eharge to raport in the Este or the market: if any, there
has been rather leer done: probably a thick fogey mornbtg
has been the mute of the flattwis.

W3OL.—nrDDIRSPIELD, Jaa. 7.—There has been no
alterat.on in this luaneh of business sines our last report,
except :hat German dips and German lambs are rather
more Inquised for; pries, have an spward tendency.

MANUFACTURES.7-Hrvosurnsiu,. J 161.. 7 —The

Piece-ball has been rather thinly attevilid by buyers to.
day ; but our manufacturers are receiving orders for spring
good, to a pret, large amount. New styles are Ruch in-
grind for. Tne yarn trade is very dull.

CORN —EALZSWORTH, Jan. 7.—This day IF* had a fair
'tumor Wheat in erre.ched trim; tweeted parcel " only maintained our
dorm Barley in good aupgly, and our quotations are extreme for
; &coed "orts cbmper. Beans aloe Pale, bad condition.
VtVatenbite, 40.. to 450.; red, 30m. to 40a. Barley, 20e. to LW.;
Bean. anti Peas, 21a. to Ad. _ _ _

Hutt, Jou. 7.-The Corn trolls daring the past wesk has
again been charadterbedl by great thalami in every brunch. Holsters
do not at all press their stocks on the market, but land the fresh a:-
drain (which are moderate) without hesitation, the luck of demand
rendering it cackle to offer from ship at anything hke reason ,ble
prime. The weather still continua damp end unseasonable, though
rather colder than It wan. At to-:lay's market we were again fairly
euppilnd with Wheat fr6m the isomers. and, as might be expected,
the cowittion was anything but first-rate. For picked kimpleis
millers paid about lot week's rams, but the greater part of
wnat was on offer met a slow sale, at Is. to 2s. red
I Auction. There was no demand for foreign %heat, even
for mixture, and the late arrival. have gone to granary.
Barley Mill remains without inquiry. The low price at which English
growth la selling in the tabular deprives us of our usual large con-
sumptive demand. Notwithstanding the small stocks and scanty
arrivals of Hato the trade is quite without life. Beans and Peas remain
without alteration. Linseed remains very firm, the arrival, not being
eulflaient to supply crushers' demand. Cokes' notwithstanding the
mild weather, are held at N. 7s. per ton for first quality. Foreign
see in moderatedamand, at 31. 134. to 61. Se. as in quality. In Raps
seed not much doing. Rape Cakes held nominally at 80s. For Bones
there to no demand id present. The following are the present prices:
Wheat, English, red, per qr., 31e. to 400. ; white, 405. to 446. ;
Wattle and lionigoberg, 424. to 46a.; Pomeranian ad hamburg,
38s. to 405.; Danish, Holstein, and Friedland, 360. to 38e.; Russian,
and (Alma, 330. to be. Oats, English, 153. to Ifis. ' • Danish, 14s. to
the.; Friedland, 16s. Ovl. to 10i. ; Unionist, 14a. Od. to 16s. od. Bar-
ley, malting, 21e. to 24e.; grinding, 200. to 21s. Beans, 2es. to Mos. ;
foreign, 22a. to Die. Peas, white, yellow, and blue, 275. to 30s. ; grey and
black, 245. to 26e. linseed, Black Se-a, 465. to 69e.; Petersburg, 425.
to Dia.; Riga and Archangel, 38s. to 421. • Konigsberg and Memel,
Was. to 420. Linseed Cakes, Hull, U. Si. do 71. 7a. • lino foreign,
64. ; Inferior, 61. 15s. Rapeseed, 281. 12s. 6d. Rape Cates 80a.
Tares, English, Ba.; foreign, Via. to 265. (Nano, 61. to 100. Bone',
93a. Rye '.cal, M. Imports from Dee. 28 to Jan. 3 : Wheat, 804
ars. ioaa. • Barley, 078 ; Beano, 48, Tares, 31 ; Linseed, 3,739; GUAM,
filo

IPOWICH, Jam 7.—We cannot note cry decided ehleae
la either Wheat or Barley; still the general tong was improved.
buyers bring eomewb it more disposed to purchase ; the condition of
both were better than of lute. but few Oats, Beans, or Pcae 00
offer, and no alteration in value.

Lazne, Jan. 7.—Oar supplies of Wheat are moderates
which, with the restrict, d demand, are sufficient for the wants of
the trade; this morning the market 14 extremely slow, and 'laws re-
moin as List week. Barley does not niateriWy vary. Oats, Shelling,
and Beans are steady in mice. Other attieles as before. Arrivals
this week: Wheat, 6,4311; Oats, 535; Batley, 1,575; Beans, 6,0;
Rammed, 191. _ _

Limos, Jam. 7.—Our market to-day wu doll for ell
sorts of grain, but prices hare undergone no Tatiation since this day
sennight. Wheat, white, old, 111, to 111. Ss.; red, la to Int. 10,.;
white, new, 101. to 111. • r 4 W. to W. 10p. Barley, 24e. to 28s.
Oats, 15s. to U.S. 6d. Beans, 26e. to 20s. less, 275. to 28e,

LIVSfIPoOL, Jan. 7.-We have again to report very
scanty arrivabi , f grain and Flour, coastwise and from Ireland, and
• moderate qumitity only of Oatmeal thence lime this day week;
there, hoverer, are abundantly compensated by conMlerable impor-
tations of foreiga Wheat and Flour ; the former Irom America, the
north and south of Europe and Egypt; the latter exclusively from
the United States and Framer; the Beans and Indian Corn chiefly
from the Mediterranean, Including Egypt. Haring a tolerable number
of home and country millers in attendance at our Corn Exchange to-
day, Wheat of all desaiptiona Icor heal with rather more firmness
than of late, eopeclally good useful qualities of foreign; buyer., how-
ever, continued to proceed rather eautiourly ; and, though a few
parcels were taken for Irish account, the aggregate amount
of bunincto woe only moderate, with little or no variation from the
currency of this day nennicht. American Flour, having been taken
rather sparingly, declined 6d. per barrel, and while prime marks of
French, win a moderate demand, remained steady in value, second-
ary kin te receded 64., an 1 mirk generally le. per sack. In malting
er grinding Barley, or in Malt, the transactions were limited and
ggr,teerea~ unaltered. The general runs of English and European Beans
handy maintained our bat quotations, and Egyptian, gave way 6e.
per qr. Peas nominally thwarted. Oats, timelier very little notice,
and Oatmeal moving in retail panels only, each barely supported
preemie rang. Inman Cern, upon a temporary suopendon of de-
mand, declined this morning Gd. per qr., and in floating cargoes of 1
this article or Wheat, few tramactiocs have recently transpired. The
followiag are the price.: -Wheat, English, per 701 be., red, old. Is. 70.
to is. Id. ; new, 51. Gd. to 3a. 10.1.; white, old, In. 9d to re. Id.;
new, 54.9 d. to 6e. Id. ; Irish, red, old, Is. Id. to sa. 4d.; new, 3a. 2d.
to 55.7 d.; white, old, 3,. Id. to sa. 3d.; new, ss. 4d. to ss. lid.
Barley, English, per qr., chevalier, 26e. to 275. ; Scotch and Irish, per
With., 3s. Id. to 3a. 3d. Melt, per quarter, English, pale, 50e. to
55...; Irish, Ms, to 475. 011'.1% per 431 be., linglish and Scotch,
old, 2i. 14d. to 2s. 114.; Wel,h, cid, 2s. 5,1. to 2s. fkL ;
Irish, tine sorts, old, 2e. Gil. to 2s. 74.; new, 2e. Bd. to
Is. 7d.; general aorta, old, ita tkl. to 2s. 6d.; new, 2e. 411. to 2s. 5i1.;
Weak, new, 2a. Id. to 2s. 4d. Beans, per qr., English, 27a. to 31e.;
scotch and Irish, per 4601 M., 2GB. to 27x; new, 23e. to les. Peas, per
qr., Engliah,white, 295. to 31e. Flour, per 2811b0., English and Irimb,
seconds, 235. to 26e. ; fine, 265. to 275. ; superfine, 295. to 30s.
extra, 32a. 0,1. to s3s. Od. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 be.,;
Irish, 1050, 11s. 10341. to 21s. 6d.; old, aes. Od. to 21a. Od.;
Canadian, old, 20e. Od. to 21e. sd. Bran, per 241bc, 10d. to lc Fo-
reign : Wheat, Canadian, per 701 b., mixed and red, ss. 6d. to 6s. Gd.;
white, se. ed. to 63. lel.; United Stater, red, 5a Gd. to 3s. Ild. ; while
6s. to 60.5 d. ; thuitzie, Konigsburg, mthedand red, ss. 10d. to 6a. 2d.
high-mixed, Gs.Cd.to7ald.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, is. 9d. to
Gs. 3d.; Rhenish, Is. Gel. to se. 10,1. ; Danish, Holstein and Friesland,
35.6 d. to ea 10d.; white, 31,..9d. tors. Id.; Riga and Petersburg, red,
So. Od. to sa. PC; Archangel, 4a. 9d. to U. Od. ; French, Dutch,
and Belgian. sa. 7d. to sa. lid.; white, Nu 9d. to Gs. Id.; Spanish
and Italian. red, ss. sd. to In. 9d. ; white, 31. Sd. to Ga. Od.;
(Mena, Polish, rod, ss. 4d. to Is. 7d.; common, 58. Id. to 34.4 d.;
Marianopoll, red, Os. 40. to ss. ad.; Danube, ss. DI. to Ss. 4d.Ruaaian, he., hard, red, 4s. 9,1. to 3s. 3d. Egyptian, 3e. 9d.;
to 40. 2d. Rye, per qr., Baltic &c., 20s. to 28s. Barley, par
601 b., grinding, Is. Id. to 3s. 4,1. Oats, per 431 b., 2s. Sd. to 2s. 9d.;
Bandon, 2a. Sd. to 2s. 6d. Beano, per qr., European, 26e. to 29a. ;
Egyptian, per 4901 b., 225. 6d. to 23a. NUN per qr„lialtio, So., white,
21s. sa. to 80s. 6d. ; ()median, 260. to 298.0 d. Flour, per brl. of 19611 a,
Canadian, sweet, 21a rd. to 225. Gd.; U.S. Western Crum], sweet, 21c0d.;
to 22e. rd. ; Ohio, 23,. Od. to 240. Od. ; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
sweet, 235.t0 23e. 6d. ; ditto and Canadian, heated endgame, Ilia to 205.;
French, superfine, per sack of tallith., 32a. to Hs. Gd.; extra, 335. to
Me. On. Indian Corn, per 4601 b., American, white, 31s. 00. to 325. 04. ;
yellow, 30e. to 30c 6d.; European, yellow, 30s. ed. to 3110. Od. In-
dian Corn Meal, per 1961 b., 14a. Gd. to 13e. Arrivals from the 31st
Dee. to the Gth Jan inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn : Wheat,
25,131 qrs.; Barley 4l; Malt, 973; Oafs, 3,317; Rye, 270 Beans,
4,700; Peas, 4G; Indian Corn, 2,568: Indian Corn Meal, 1,000 brie.;
Oatmeal, 3,607 sacks; Flour, 19,353 sacks 15,950 barrel,. Exports
to Ireland : Wheat, 1,310 qrs.; Parley, 916 ; Beans, 134 ; Indian in,
4,969 ; Indian Ulna Meal, 76 barrels; Flour, 370 sacks, 1,295 bola
LYNN, .1 sr. 7.-A moderate supply of Wheat and Barley,
the condition still much affected by the late soft weather. Prices tor
beet samples of both about the some as 1.6 week. Wheat, old, red,
41s. to 3a;4 white, the.; new, red, 305. to 345.; best, 011ie. to
631bs, 375. to 40a Barley, beat thus, 22e. to 23e.; inferior, 13s.
to 20a. per qr. to the growers.

PLTIYOUTZ, Jan. 7.—There was • Rood attendance at'
this days market, and millers wanted to boy dry Wheats; but mew-
chants being generally firm in their prices checked sales. Most of
the Wheat of home-growth is very damp, and difficult to grind alone.
Priem are unchanged.
SALISBURY, Jan. 7.—Our market today wan fully attended
and largely supplied with Wheat and Barley, both of which came to
hand in worse condition than last seek. The trade in Wheat was
dull, and the turn lower ; but where any isonewesion was made its soft
condition had the effect of reducing its value. A good deal of busi-
ness was doing in Barley, though the sale was not to say brisk, and
the late quotations for best qualPies were firmly supported; in other
sorts the trade woe sleek. In Oats, Beans, and Pena not sufficient
business doing to note any &Bei ation in prime. Wheat, white, tOs. to
41..; red, 325. to evs. Best malting Barley, 23a.; second beat, 19s. to
225.; tiding and inferior, 17.. to 19s. Seam, English, Sea toßta.;
30s. to 32a. Peas, 28s. to 29a. Rye, 2155. to 30s. per qr.
t, 6a. to 6s. ad. per bush& Tens, So. to 71. Flour, 204. 3tio.
oer sack.

CHEESE.—SALTIBIIItY TWELFTH MAREET, Jan. 7.
The supply of Cheese at this market to-day was not so large u on
many previous years, but there was a fair proportion of Me beet
Somereet pitched. guineas woe not brisk, the attendance ofb=
being Rang, d and a Clearance woe not effected. The prima o
rather exceeded them realised at our late fair. 'Me following are
the quot Itions of this day —Best domenet, Gcs. M 70..; second best
I ditto, Ha. to GOs.; Noe* Wilts, Us. to Xs.; lailf-e mud, Us. to
Os.; skims, tell. to 30s. per cwt.

CATTLE, ItO.—ROTH3RHAM, Jan. 6.—W* have a large
supply of Smite on off r to-day, and of a betterguality than teat week.
We notice some prime lots, from the counties of Lincoln and Notting-
ham. Buyers are more numerous, and a fair busbies' is doing, but
se many of the large dealers have scarcely cleared their Christmas,
baldness prime are with great difficulty maintained. Cheep are =-
=both in quality and quantity.' We continue to have a good de-
AI or Manchester and other western name,. consequently prices
are fully supported. Beef, Ss. to Ss. dd. ; prime, Ga. per stone.
Mutton, Sid.; prime small dd. per lb.
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SALISBURY Jan. 7.—Oar market this morning wan
lonely rupplicdwith Beasts, a good proportion of which was of sup,
rim quality. The attenlance of buyers was not very numerous, and
the trade was sluggish, at last market priors. A clearance was effected.
We had a minty supply of Sheep, and, the demand being tolerably
good, sales wars molly alfeelsd, the turn of priors being in favour of
the seller. la Pig., the usual amount of business doing, at about late
Wm. 01 Beef realised from la. 6d. to Ss. per score; heifer, 7s. ed.
to es. • cow, GL Gd to 7s. Best South Down !tattoo, Gd. per lb. •
infarl;,e fed. to Sid. Park 7s. to 7a. Id. per score; Bacon, Si.
to 7a. Sd.

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