The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-03 00:00:00

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TALLOW.—Tit,II6DAT Evssuo.—The market was 4‘.4
to-day, at the aoneaed prim t--511 the month, 50,
March, 50a. ed. to 51a. ; April to Jooe, 50a, tit to 51,
Oct. to Dee., 60e. ; oe spot, 1860 Y. 0., 50s. ; new
61s. Dslivssiss to hat (monism 835 casks ; arrivals, 2-;
oasts. 1,400 auks " sorts" will be offered at auction
010110,11.

COTTON.—LIMILPOOL; JAN. E.—Upon the arrival a
Africa's *drier there was aa active demand f3r entire,
aad although yesterday was a bolid4y 20,000 bales wen
sold at jel. per lb. &deuces from Saturday's prices. .l t,
salsa an :-9,5110 Anseriems, 84d. to 13a. ; 10.000 gum
Ito 10d. ; 100 Egyptian', 124c1 to 120. ; d whici
000 are fee qmealatioe sad expert. The week's ut.
port is 5,426 balm

WOOL AND WORSTED. —BIM:WORD, JAN. 2. --The
hope and the expectation that our peaceful relation. with
America will not be disturbed tends to create a much nv,r,
buoyant feeling and tone in the market, though bleep,
done is not much. Very little wool his changed heel
this morning. There is no change in prices, which ar.
much lower than they were a month ago. The time of the
year is not favourable to much business being done, and .11
transactions are on the most limited scale. No one
business except from impaative necessity. Many are is.
gaged in stock.taking, and are indifferent to business. Thera
is no change in prime.

HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—NeTrinogaa
2.—The excitement of the election contest !wiry,
barely subsided at the commencement of the week, no
the operation of stock-Liking being now general, we are
unable to report any alteration in the state of our local
trades. Wlule the difficulty with America is held in sus
penes, all bonsai operations ire necessarily in a state of
gala quo. It has been stated on undeniable authority that
au far as the winter bas yet advanced there has beet
more employment, and consequently less actual distress
them we. expected. There be. not been, in fact, such
seems destitution as existed in the first few week. ci
1861. If the weather continues moderately mild, and the
misundeestandiog with the United States is happily re.
moved, of which there is now a reasonable bops, we may
anticipate a partial revival of trade. At present stocks are
low, and prices firmly maintained. Transactions are there-
fore limited in extent.

001tN.—Brastneosaw, JAN. 2.—At this day's market
there was a good supply of wheat, ou which a decline of
Is. par quarter was reluctantly submitted to. Foreign
fully ea much lower. Barley sold slowly at previous rates.
Oats and beans difficult to selL Peas held for quito u
much money.
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Dimas, JAN. 2.—We had a moderate supply both of
wheat and barley. The trade ie wheat was hrm, and last
week's prices were fully supported. Barley was in rather
better demand. and was, perhaps, the turn dearer.
Wheat, best, 565. to 6135. pra qr. ; middling do., 40s. to
66a. ; interior do., 325. to 40s. ; lathy, 3. to ; oats,
23a to 335. ; beans, 46e. to 60s. ; pass, 42• to 465. ;
Sour. hoe (per sack), 475. to 605.; ditto seconds, 45e.
to 475.

Mancniterca, JAN. 2.—Our market this morning was
only moderately attended, and the demand for all articles
was exceedingly limited. Holders generally showed no dis-
position to press sales at any reduction on the previous cur.
rency but in occasional instances, to promote business,
slightly lower rates were accepted.

Newast, JAL I.—At to-day's market we had only a
moderate supply at both wheat and barley, business very
small, without change from last week's prices. Oste and
beans dull.

Norton% JAN. 2.—We had a fair supply of wheat,
which met a steady sale at a decline of from Is. to 2e.
per qr. A large otuality of barley oo offer, all &scrip.
tims Is. per qr. cheaper. Oats, beans, and peas, dull
UIDKDOI, Jam 2.—A small show of wheat, and a good
supply of spring coca. The models sot active but prioss an
fully maintains& Wheat, b6s. to 72.. ; oats, Ms. to 3(h. ;
barley, 335. so 4DL ; bows, 325. to 48c. ; peas, 40L to
445. per qr. Floor, M. to 565. per each.

FXintaacii, Jstr. L—We had ia the market to-day SIP
Eir wbeel_l,ll32 bar*, 1,537 oats, and 178 beau.
Wheat, 441 spa ; barley, 893
915 ; itawr beans, 87 gm. As compared with hisk week—Wheat was 6d up es top, and la. 7d. down on average;
barley was same on top, and ls. up on average; oats
were ltd. up on top, and 3d. up on average ; beau
were same on top, and la. 10d. down on average.
Prices per Imperial quarter:—Wheat, 41e. to 6fit. ed.; bar-
ley, Ws. 3d. to 375.; oats, 20e. to 3115.; beans, 38s. to 47e.
46W11be.;
beans, eight of top—Wheat, Whs. ; barley, blebs. ; oats,
67Ibn

CATTLE.—Ennesusott, JAL I.—The supply of cattle
this morning was lugs, being 450. cc 64 more than at
last market. Prices much the same as those of last week.
Top price, As. 3d. ; current for the best, from 7s. to Bs. ;
middling and inferior, from de. 6d. to 7s. 3d. per stone.
There were also 76 milk cows is market. The supply of
sheep wu 3,592, being 793 more than last week. Black.
faced wedders were numerous ; prices were in some in-
stances cheaper. All binds of whitefaced were fully higher.
Blackfued midden, from 74d. to dd.; whitelseed, from 74d.
to Bd. ; ems and inferior, from dd. to 7d. per lb. The
number of pip shown was 83, fed descriptions of which
brought from tia to 6s. 6d. per stone ; six to eight weeks
old do., from 10u to Lis. &L a head.