The Express.
London, England, 1853-02-11 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Ltvanrouc, Yaw 10.—The sales of eotton
this day are estimated at 8,000 bales, and comprise about
G,OOO American (1,000 of which are taken for export, and
1,500 by speculators) ; 520 I'ernam nod Maranham,
to 60.: 70 Bsbia, 64d. to 61d. • 700 Egyptian, 641. to
ltd.; 800 Surat, 41. to 41d. The market closed tamely,
with much offering. Prices of American were 1-161. per
lb. under the quotations of Friday, and in some cases
per lb. Other sorts unchanged.

Maiecusaraa, FEB. 10.—We have had a very quiet
market, the demand, b.itit fram the home trade and from
exporters, being very limited. India cloths of ilb. weight
have scarcely been so firm as the heavier fabrics, but, gene-
rally speaking, both spinners and manufaeurers have Leen
firm in their demand for the prices of Tuesday, and the
market closes firmer.

WOOL.-BRADFORD, Feb. 10.—The transactions in the
Wool market, throughout the week, h.vd been spiritless,
with no disposition to sell at a depressed price, all parties
being satisfied that the present consumption, profitless or
otherwise, will maintain the price, as the supplies coming
to market are scanty, and the choice here daily getting
worse.—Bradford Observer.

MANUFACTURES.—Dumaronn-, Feb. 10.-- .7-17• ti&
The spinners are in a had plight; wool is, and lik.ly
to be, dear, while higher prices on Yarns limit
the consumption. Erery day the complaints inerea.e
of the bad return of empty bobbins, and the conse-
quent stoppage of the spinning frames ; and, as there is
uo inclioution to reel Yarn+, bad as it may be to let the
frames stand, it would ha worse to reel it, and sell at the
prices now current. Pieces: The sales to-day aro not
marked by any great ectisity, nor is there any relief pre-
sented to the manufacturers by cheaper cotton or worsted,
and from present appearances nothing but lessening the
production eau bring about a change in prices couscquent
on the coat to produce goods.—Bradford Marne,.

CORN.—BIBMINGHANS, Fen. 10.—At Gloucester mar-
ket, on the bth, must kinds of wheat where Is. per quarter
lower. At Worcester, same day, wheat maiutaiLed its
value, but barley was Is. per quarter lower. Oa miss the
turn was in favour of the buyer. Brans wanted for plan-
ing and is. per quarter dearer. Peas neglected. During
the present week we have had rather more passing in the
trade, at fully previous rates for wheat. Grinding barley
scarce and inquired for. Oats unaltered. Beans tending
upwards. Few transactions reported in peas. At this
day's market, the turn on all descriptions of wheat was in
favour of the seller, but we make no alteration in our quo-
tations. Barley firm, but without any life in the trade.
More sale fur oats at former prices. Bean/ rather dearer.
Peas dull and tending downwards.
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BRISTOL, Fan. 10.-The market to-day has been toler-
ably well supplied with English wheat, but the samples of
the growth of Jut autumn show little or no improvement
in their character or condition. The demand has not been
active, and although no quotable reduction has been ef-
fected, the currencies of this day rennight have been barely
supported. In foreign there has not been much doing, and
prices are scarcely so firm as at last week's market for any
description, while some inferior qualities are the torn in
favour of the buyer. The demand for flair is sluggish, and
prices have given way to the extent of 6.1. to Is. par sack
for English, and proportionately on foreign. For malting
barley, especially the better qualities, there is 11101 i in-
quiry; and floe samples bring the full currencies of last
week's list. Grinding parcels are about 6d. per qr. below
the prices of last week. Beans are in slow request, and arc
6d. per qr. cheaper. Oats are of dull sale, and in order
to effect sales holders had to submit to a decline
of from 9.1. to Is. per qr. on last week's prices.
The prices were at follows :-English new wheat, 40s.
to 48s. per imperial quarter ; ditto, elel wheat, 525. to
665. per ditto; foreign, white, 525. to 565. per 48011-5. ;
foreign, red, extra fine qualities, 18s. to 505. per ditto ;
ditto, ne qualities, 465. to 48s. per ditto ; ditto, ordinary
qualities, 445. to 465. per ditto; foreign, hard, 41.. to
475. per ditto. English seconds floor, 335. to 37.. Od. per
sack; United Stater, &c., sweet, 275. to 28s. 6d. per barrel.
English malting barley, 355. to 38s. per imperial quarter;
English and foreign grinding ditto, 27a. to 28s. per
400th,. Devon and Welsh feed oats, 18s. to 19s. per
imperial quarter; Irish white, ditto, 19s. to 20..
per 3201 b.. ; Irish black ditto, 18,. to 18.. 6d. per im-
perial quarter. English beans, 38s. to 425. per ditto;
foreign ditto, 31s. to 38s. per 480th,. The arrivals on
shipboard fur the week have been :- Wheat, 2,1.50
quarters ; barley, 1,243 barrels, 1,100 quarters ; oats, 6,355
barrels, 1,8,10 quarters; beans, 400 quarters; flour, 460
sacks. The official return of the corn inspector gives
the following averages :-Wheat, 453..11d. ; oats, 19s. ; bar-
ley, 33.. Id.; beans, 39.. 8.1.
Dzvans, Feb. 10.-We had a fair supply of Wheat, in
which a brisk trade was done at fully last week's prices,
the turn being in favour of the seller. Barley was in
mo-
derate supply, and met a very quick and good sole. The
best malting samples, which were very scarce, and none of
which were equal in quality to late supplies, were, quality
considered, fully Is. per qr. dearer, and in all the turn was
decidedly in favour of the seller ; 38s. per qr. was the top
price. In Oats, Beans, and Peas no alteration. Wheat,
white, 60e. ; best red, 635. to 575. ; middling, 41s. to 53.. ;
inf, rior, 335. to 41s. Barley 275. to 38s. Oats, 18s. to 26e.
Beaus, 345. to 425. Peas, 34.. to 40s. Flour, fine, 40.. to
435. per sack; seconds, 365. to 395.
NMVARI, Feb. 9.-There has been a fair quantity of
business transacted in most kinds of grain at our exchange
to-day. The supply was moderately liberal, and the de-
mand prop..rtumate. In both Wheat and Barley there was
a decided improvement in value of Is. per qr. for better
qualities, bur, for all samples showing, the prices of our last
report were fairly supported. Spring corn in general was
plentiful, and a fair business therein was done. Other ar-
ticles unchanged. Prices:-Wheat, white, 515. to 665. ;
red, 465. to ols. Grinding Barley, 23,. to 295.; malting,
Ai to 35r. Oats, 18s. to 255. Beans, old, 425. per qr.
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NEWIIVIIIt, Feb. 10.—Wc had this day a largo supply
of Wheat, which met • steady sale, at the prices of last
week ; and, in some instances, where the condition was im-
proved, at rather more money. Barley also in good sup-
ply, and prices the same. Oats, Beans, and Peu con-
tinue in limited demand.

UXBRIDGE, Feb. 10.—Tho trade for Wheat to-day is
firm ; the best price given for new is 565. Barley is in de-
mand, and Beaus are Is. per qr. dearer. Spring Tares Ga.
to 6s. 61 per bushel.
WATER/DOA Feb. 9.—There has not been any increase
in our supplies of farmers' grain since Saturday, and the
arrivals from abroad have b...cn but limited. Our market
to-day is rather firmer far every article in the trade, at the
currrency of last week.

CATTLE.—Leens Fen. 10.—Thero was a numerous
attendance of buyers at the fair yesterday. The number of
beasts shown was 730, and that of sheep 4,000. There was
an excellent sale at advancing rates. Cattle realised from
7s. to 75.81. per stone of 161bs. ; and sheep averaged 7d.
per lb.
NEWARI. Feb. 9.—A small market today and not much
business was done. No alteration in prices. There were
73 Beast?, 127 Pigs, and 5 Sheep penned.

Sm.roun, Feb. 9.—We have had but a moderate show
of stock today ; scarcely equal to the demand, cqtecially
of prime meat. As buyers c ottinuo in good attendance,
there was, for the c onmencement of Lnnt, a tolerable good
market, and the prices of last week were fully supported.

SOrTUALL, Feb. 9.—Trade was slow to-day, but last
week's rAcs were firmly maintained. Beef made from 2s.
to 41. Mutton, 3s. lOd. to ss. Veal, as. lOd. to ss. Pork,
2s. 10d. to 4s. per stone of Sibs., sinking the offal.

CIIEESE.—Sxustd: RY, Feb. 10.—Our monthly Cheese
market was held to-day, when we bud a largo supply of
very prime Cheese—about 50 tans more than at our last
market. —There was a great influx of buyers present, and
factors held for more money, which was acceded to on the
part of the buyers, and the busincu was transacted with
great spirit, at an advance of several shillings per cwt.; and
we hear in some instances as much as 10s. more was realised,
for the hest quality, over the entrance of last market. The
following were the quotations:—Somerset, liBa. to 705.;
half skims, 40s. to Otis. ; half cowards, 30a. to 405.; skims,
245. to 304. per ewt.

WENTMIN 11 tll.wAY or FRAlSCL—Aeenunt of
receipts during tlir week ending Fob. 6,1&53: Passengers,
2,9091. ; Goods, 9751. ; Total, 3,837/. ; corresponding week
last year, 2,8171. Miles open, 99.

SHIPPING INTSLLIGHA 'L.

SEABORNE MAILS.
tdraifies that the 'Alb are ment tram the Gera Pet-erba
by the ciebt—and M by the morniew—do.patch.l

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Igloo Lendon. desere`.... England.
asteries(hylirlt.peeket Ir Every Friday...... Liverpool... 7 PanahMou
itmerlot,b, United Nato
whet) ....N Feb. :4 Liverpool.... IFeb. 16
tmeel..-a(tyl2.Fratesplin Feb. 14 Soethassipt.;;; 'eta 26
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Ditto(via Marseilles) N 8-b of .1. area Dover .. .... %prll 1
D:tto (tie Cope et Good
Hope) ./4 ~ad of February Plymou4 . I Morel :0
Abit.a ( Kest co)it N 23rd a tea iter33 Virt-..erek . Fob, 12
Mew 'saris I. 3,9, 24.3110011142.11.13ter • 'eh. 16
Kelsedrit •.11..,...110• et dames. tiouthavi.lon.l 'eh. 20
Ealuuntle Ni tad of the mouth +anthem.., I ate( =e.
bo.glan ............. ..... 1, tatty :over
Brasil ~.......... ........le ,ih ~. the naoatl icrithr.ir;.tor IFeb. 16
,' titled 'ATM 2 1:1 ..t the poet:, .astlis...o,r. Feb. 16
Cape offload new P. 14th ..f the ttiohtt Plymouth , Feb. 26
Cape a ;nod Hope N !nd of Aura . ..... Plymouth ...
I March SO
Csee de Verde P. :4th id use Ic9nt.t Plymouth .. I Vex 26
Ceylon (see India)
Ceylon Pi 10th of the ntnn:".lPlyme nth . Feb. 24
.i....t0ml lama ..... N %for.-,ored.,&Frid taith.uoi -.en. fe.Tk.fht
'a..,1 2' : tot... t7th. !at -nit iouth.rawee. t'ela 16
Chloe (sett India)
.:. ... Wit... tio 1 7.5.17 21,&:70f m. now?
C .n.t.tntionple M 1026261 a .2: u.ea.. etr.tluuts,.:, . iFeb. :0
Cont. of Europe Ilk N Twice daily Doves'
Egypt (see lodta)
e r ..L.OO ...............4 ft', Twice d dly
Gibraltar ... ...:. ...... N 4,7, .7,.0,17 of m tontharni.t. • Feb. 16
limo. (roe India) I
Grcytown ii 7,43,17c...faun:1 4.lnthe^ t - Feb.l 16
I Div.hurg
Havannah lit 141 of the ,ontoi4o.ithasi ' dare! 1
Slolisno ......... . 2. '.Velar. a Marc. London .. non. TIM
.I;.atturea ~ ...... .. . II 17th of the nowt •.....tnsa.: . Erb. 16
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fs 14 (vie 21.‘n.st!;e41 DI .31tre;t0301 meat! Jetet .... erb.l.3
lonian lales (see ladle)
r, land ...Ala t 3 twice daily 'l-A•hese.. rwlor dia,
Lbbiot II 7, S, 17, 1b27 one , emithstopt.n,. Feb. 16 •
Madeira 6l 9th of the moat's. .8 .u.i......... Wl.' 1 eb. 16
Madeira N 23rd of the month,' Plymouth . II Feb. 12
Ile'te (see India)
Malta le 7,17," 9,'.7&.300f MI Deem ..... Feb. IS
Mauritius (sec India)
ht..urititia N 14th of the month' r;ylsouth . Feb. 26
Madan Ai lnd of tle mouth iSu It es-. ; ,I. ' a: crates
Kepler l3 Salsl;k32ltolorel tl.ta66 -..- i Feb.ll
New T.:num rb% U :ndataof moot% ;ficatltes.vi. o , Feb. 16
New Zeeland Be private elilp .. !Various ys rt. enema
Papal !tato ,
Peninsula . Ithl7th27tltlanoe 1 etats•yetrY., Feb. 16
Yerr• 1./ 2nd & 37th of mo. tetatbare3Yr lab. IG
Poet Natal N 14th of the metal; Plymouth Feb. 26
Welly N Stbietr:lo..l“;-; ;Leria . !fob. 11
Titrany ti Sthl Sthlsthof me. ':met
Tent:tele N So4ig7th4fcconti. 93istItem;o, Feb. 16
Yen Diemen's Iwnl (se,
austrzlia)
Meet /MU. ....... it fallklYthof in loth Reartham, ....” Feb. '0