The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-29 00:00:00

M ARKETS.

COTTON.—LtsallgooL, Jan. 28.—Thu galas of cotton
to-day are estimated at 2,600 hales, end consist of about
2,000 American; 80 Ertl ptisn at Bd. to 104 d., 300 Surat at
44d. to 60., and 60 Sea leands at 132. to 161. ; total sine.
Thursday, 19,000 toles; import since Thursday, 10,000
bales. The market deem with mots desire to OWL Com-
pared viii Friday's rates, prises of all kinds ars unchanged.
JAN. 28.—Ths position assumed by holders
of contra at Liverpool, yesterday, caused solitaire and macs-
lecturers to bold out for better prices here, and this morning
there was a good coal of inquiry at the opening of the mar
ket for goods at a slight advance on last week's quotations.
On the receipt of telegraphio advice& from Liverpool, how
ever, of an unfavourable nature to the advance, last week's
rate* were more freely accepted. On yarne for home use the
intelligent. acted very unfavourably, confirming the opinion
formed by many of our manufacturers that cotton must
come lower into the market, and who, on the strenetb of
this impression held aloof, except where opportanities offered
at more favourable Wet'. From 32's to 40's twist and weft,
the election from the extreme rates di mended yesterday was
41. per lb. la the export market for cloth there was rather
more business, except where stocks prevail more firmness was
maintained.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Larais, JAN. 29.—We have little
to report respecting the market to-day. The cloth balk
have had but little done in them, u for several markets past,
—a circumstance arising chiefly from the large purchases
made for some time back by merchants in anticipsuon of en
advance. For the tenon, however, stocks are not heavy,
end prices are oaths rise.

WOOL —III.7DDEBATIII.D. Jan. 28.—The Wool trade
ultiouea Bat, but priwa remain firm.

MANUFACTURES.—Hunnititsrtun, Jan. 28.—1 n all
kinds of goods the market has been very dull. The mer-
chants say they are pretty well stocked at present, and be-
lore they operate freely prices must come down. Prices are,
however, so firm as at our hat week's report.

CORN.—HALILIWORTif , Jan. 28.—We had II good show
of Wheat, certainly improved in condition, and our trade ruled firm
for dry paroels. Barley Matte*, in supply, and extra malting corn
made extreme flituree. Wheat, white, *us. to 435.; red, 365. to 40e.
Barley, 24e. to 375.
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HULL, Jan. 23.-The weather during the past week bu
been somewhat variable at times, indicating a downfill of snow too
seasonable a insideraturn), but ending with even a milder tempera-
ture than before. The Elbe and Baltic ports are still open, though
shipments are only sparingly made, prices on this aide showing
no margin foe even the shadow of a profit. With the eleep.
Con a Bart/ and Linseed, our arrivals are exceedingly light,
and somewhat mart firmness is perceptible in the trade generally ;
but as yet miles continue of a very retail character, and no utminution
fe inrceptible in our grannried stocks. The supply of Wheat at our
farmer. market to-day was again to a fair extent ; the condition not
much Wiper end, and all such deecriptions remained difficult to dispose
of, while fre•li dry Whesta met very ready sale, at fully the currency
of last week. The business doing in foreign Wheat was Ilinitid,
merely for the most sparing mixture, as it is genersily held at a good
deal above the market price of dry EngLish. A good show of foreign
Barley, but only picked samples of malting are good to mit; the quan-
tity of low Engitall in the Midland districts Interferes much with the sale
of foreign grinding, All other descriptions of spring corn are difficult
of sale. The Linseed market Is more quiet, and in some instanced a
oiling decline is conceded to the buyer. We note no alteration in
the value of Linseed Cakes of the best quality. In the ahsenee of
arrivals of Itspeseed or Cnkes„ the market for each article is nominally
dearer, as may also be remarked of Bones The following arc prices:
Wheat, English, red, per qr., 315. to 405.; white, 40a. to 44a.;
Dantaia and Tion4sberg, 425, to 464. ; Pomeranian and Hamburg,
3&L to 404.; IMatsh, Holstein, and rriegland, ifs. to An; Russian
and Odessa, 33e. to 40s. ()ate, English, 13s. to 19e. • Danish, 145. W
Its.; Yrieslard, its. Od. to lie. ; Itunditn, lies. Od. to 16,. Od. Bar-
ley, malting, 245. to 285.; grinding, 20.. to 22e. Beans, 26e. to 30a. ;
foreign, 235. to 211 e. Peas, white, yellow, and blue, 27a. be 3on; grey and
black, 245. to 265. Linseed, Black Hee, 48s. to 365. • Petersburg, 42a.
to 41M.; Riga arid Archangel, 335. to 425. ; KonigAierg and Slemel,
38s. to 421. Lin end Cakes, Hull, 71, M.; fine foreign, hi. t 0..;
inferior, St 13s. Rapeseed, 271. Rape Cake', tid. Tares,
English, Ms.; foreign, 335. to 36a. Guano, 61, to 101. Boner, 935.
Rye Meal, 61. Imports from Jan. 16 to Jan. 23: Wheat, 1,337 qrs. •
Barley, 3,024; l'ess, 141; Tares, 103; Linseed, 3,105 ; Oil Calm;
100 tote.
I rowice, Jan. 28.-We had a fair supply of all grain at
this day's market, and last week's rates were fully maintained, but we
do Dot niter our quotation..

LIMBS, lea. 28.—We bath moderate arrival, of grain ;
there is still treat Inactivity in the trade foe Wheat, and prices are
unsitered from Friday. Fuss Barley pelts readily at former rates,
inferior sorts are nedleetaL Beans otedy. Oats, shelling, and other
articles as lx fore. Arrivals this week: Wheat, 7,411 qrs. • Oats,
3M; Barley, 1,;;9; 332; Malt, 10; tineWng, SO; Flour, 10;
Pug 20; Lanseed, 910.

LllOll7O/4 BUZZARD, Jan. 29.—At this day's market
there was • lair &nine supply *of erMa; the couclittee of the
Wteat le very much affected by the damp weather, teal as ouch
Muds • slow drairetug sale, but we do eat alter quutations from last
weak. Barley lumoruis • dull sale, at lost weetes prices. *beat,
per load of J bushels, oW, 24. to Ds.; new, 194. to 250. Barley,
per imp. qr. Ike. to 245. Drams, old, 17s. W 195.; new, 14s. to 11s.
Yea►, lbs. to 225. per 5 bushels.

Lawas, Jaw. 28.—Tbs Wheat trade to-day was steady,
W last week's prices. Barley no inure demand, and previous rates
are generally obtained. Oda, Deans, asd Peas, remain unchanged in
value. Wheat, while, old, IW. 13s. to 111. Ss. ; red, 101. to 10/. ;
white, new, 101. to IW. 104.; red, W. to 91. Ss. Barley, 244.. to
275. Oats, 13s. to Ids. 0011 AS, 21a. to 295. reas, 265. to 275,

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LlVlkPOOL.tolerable
Jan. 28.—We bad a attendant.
of buyers at thin day's market, and fine qualities of both white and
red Wilma wore taken to a fair extent at very full prices, but mean-
ditty and inferior descriptions remaining in slow request, the bum.
rase In the aggregate proved rather limited than otberawe. Sweet

floor was 11111.11. red is value, the demand having of late run much
upon inferior and partially sour barrels ; such are difficult
to be met with unless at more money. Grinding Bar-
ley is scarce, and Id. per 60Itw. dearer' and floe malting
qualities bring alb Is. per qr. advance. Malt unchanged. Beans
and Peas slow sale, at late risco (late and Oatmeal moved off in
retail at our late currency. For Indian Corn we experienosil a re-
newed active demand for shipment to Ireland; the market wuo pretty
well cleared of the pares offering, and we quota an Improvement of
Is. to Is. 3d. per qr. upon the currencies of this day se might,
' The present prices are : -Wheat, Englisb, per 701 M., rod, 01d... 3d.
to 6s. Id.; new, ss. 6d. to ss. lOd. • white, old, ss. &I. to tis. 3d.;
new, 3e. 9d. to 6a. Id. • Dish, red, old, 3e. Id. ose. 4d. • new, 3e. 2d.
to 3s. 7d.; white, old, ss. 2.d. to 3s. 3d.; new, 3e. hi. to 3e.
Kerley, English, per qr., chevalier, 26.. to 28s. ; Scotch and Dish, per
Sa. M. to 3s. 6d. Malt, per quarter, English, pale, 30s. to
35e.; Irish, 40a. to Ca. Oats, per 43113 English and &sack
old, Is. btL to Is. lid.; Welsh, old, 2s. 3d. to 2s. 6d.;
Irish, Am sorts, old, 2s. 6d. to 2s. id.; new, 9s, 6d, to
is. id.; general sorts, old, 2s. 3d, to 2s. 6d.; new, 2a. 4d. to 2s. 5d.;
bleak, new, D. 2d. to 24.4 d. Beans, per qr., English, 2is. to Ds.;
Scotch anirish, per 4801.„ 26a. to 275.; new, 23.. to 26.. Peas, per
qr., English, white, 29e. to 310. Flour, per 2501 be., Enigma and Irish,
moon., 21e. to 2.5 e. 6d. ; fine, 2fe. to I is. 6d. ; superfine, 28s. to
305.; extra, 31s. to 32a. Od. Oatmeal, per load of 2401b5.,
Irish, 1830, It.. Od. to 21s. 6d.; old, Bee. Od. to 21a. Od.;
Canadian, old, 20e. Od. to 21.. sd. Bran, per 24115., 10d. to la. Fo-
reign : Wheat, Canadian, per 701 b., mixed and red, Se. IkL to 6s. Od.;
white, 3s. Bd. to W. 2d.; United States, red, 2s 6d. to sa. Ild.; white,
6.10 68. 3d.; leentsic, lloniasburg, mixedand red, 50. 10d. to 6s. 24.;
high-mixed, 6..6d.t0 78.1 d.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg red, 3s lid. to
6s. 3d.; Rhenish, Ss. fd. a 3e. I 0.1.; Danish, Holstein and Friesland,
52.6,1. to.. 10d.; white, 54.9 d. to6s. Id.; Riga and Petersburg, red,
3a and. to 3s. 4d.; Archangel, 4s. 9d. to 3s. Od. ; French, Dutch,
and Belgian, ss. 7d. to 3s. Dd.; white, 3e. 9d. to 6s. Id.; Spanish
and Italian. red, 3.. 3d. to 3s. 9d. ; white, 3s. ad. to to. Od.;
Odessa, Polish, red, Ss. 4d. to 3s. 7d.; common, 3s. Id. to ie. 4d.;
Mariszopoli, red, .. 4d. to 3s. ad.; Danube, Ss td. to 5.. 4d.;
Russian, Be., hard, red, 4s. Od. to ss. Id. Egyptian, as 9d.
to 4e. 3d. Rye, per qr., Balt., Be., 20s. to 28s. Barley, per
601 b., grinding, 38. 2.d. to 3s. 3d. (..Is, per 431 b., 2s. 6d. to 2s. lid.;
Sunman... 3d. to 2s. 6d. Beane, per qr., European, 25a, to 995. ;
Egyptian, per 413010., 225. to 325. 64 Peas, per qr., Baltic, te., white,
6d. to 3es. 6d. ; Canadian, 224. to 29.0 d. Flour, per bd. of 19610.,
Canadians fid. to22s. Gd.; U.S. WestemCanal, sweet, Hoed.;
to 225. 8.1. ; OM% 234, Od. to 241. (XL ; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
sweet, 235. to 23...61. ; ditto and Canadian, heated and sour, Igo to 204.;
Preach, superfine, per sack of 25016 e., 31.. 6d. to 335.; exam, 23e. to
36.. Oa. Indian Corn, per 48014., American, white, Ma Od. to 22a. Od. ;
yellow, 30s. to 30.3 d.; European, yellow, 315. ed. to 89e. Od. In-
dian Corn Meal, per 1961 b., 14s. 6d. 10 13.. Arrivals from the 9lst
to the lith Jan., Inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn : Wkaat, 9,188
qrs. •' M X 336; Osta, 866; Indian Cora, 3,032; Oatmeal, 7689;
litour, 9, and 21,389 barrels. Exports to Ireland : Wheat,
1,847 qrs.; Barley,sacks, 329; Peas, 41; Indian Corn, 3,026 ; Indian Corn
Meal, 181 barrels; Flour, 285 soda 1,766 barrels.
LYNN, Jan. 28.-A moderate supply of Wheat and Bar-
ley today; the condition still much affected by the eon weather, par-
ticularly of Wheat; last week's prices fully supported. Barley in
some came is per qr. dearer. Wheat, old, red, 400. to 42a ; white,
46a.,• new, red, 300. to 345. ; best, 611163. to 62,1ba, 375. to 10s. Bar-
ley, best, 2u. to 24a; common, 210. M 225.
NEWCASTLI, Jan, 28.-The weather, which has eshi•
kited a tendency to frog, has generally turned to wet; the tempera-
ture, however, continues low, which will act as a salutary cheek upon
vegetation. At our market this morning we bad a large show of
Wiest from the growers; but having little offering from the coast,
fresMthrasbed samples mid freely at Saturday's rates, whilet at the
same time a large business was dome In old. (chiefly foreign), Harm
burgh and Bremen red making 405., superior Holstein
415., and Stettin 43a, all weighed 631 M. per bushel, upon
which terms about 1,500 quartets were placed, and onr millers
were disposed to have bought largely, but heldere declined
operating further. In South Country descriptions little was done; a
new parcel of yellow, from Wisteach, was retailed out at 425. fel. per
631ba. Flour sad not participate in the briaknees of Wheat, owing to
oar dealers having recently made several f.o.b. purchase, and who
seem determined to work down their stacks previous to operating
further; to the businms done, however, late figures were amply sue.
Wined. In Rye little stirring. In the best descriptionof malting
Barley transactions to a moderately fair extent were effected, but the
ordinary kinds are most difficult to move, and for such 225. cannot be
exceeded. Malt without change. Beans and Per not much inquired
Mr. With Oats we have been largely supplied from hootlaM, and
good qualities, weighing 391ba, but made 4010 e., find buyers at 18a.
per qr. In other sorts little passing.

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PLTMOttgn Jan. 28.—TMC...rn market war well
attended by miller this morning, and some sales of Wheat were made
at fully late prices; but Um demand state of the Flour market leaver
them no matgla to attune.; and, as pftees of Wheat do not remune-
rate Importers, the trails is not in a healthy Mate. The weather con-
tinues eery wet, and the land in engem Out-door work is impeded.

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SALIBBVIIT. lan. 28 —Our market this morning was
well attended by farmers and dealers, and we had a good supply of
Wheat. The demand was more active, and the very best dry samples
sold at an ammo' a la. per qr., and fair grinding eamples made 6d.
more mousy The Flour trivia was firm. We bad a goad show of
Farley, and ilia bast malting samples were In improved demand, and
prime may be noted from Id. to is. per qr. higher; other qualities
m their former value, but business Ism active. Malt was
iaPana demand, without change in value. In Oats, Bads, and Peas
we make no alteration In quotations, though prices bad an upward
loamy, and a fart basins. doing. Prices : Wheat, white, Cl.. to
as. ; red, 32e. to 4's. Beat malting Barley, 266. ; second best,
kes. to 225.; grinding and inferior, 17s. to 19s. Oats, 19.. to 226.
Beans, English, U. to 403.•. Egyalttn, 34. to 32. Pm; 265. is
29a. lye, Via. to 30s. per qr. Malt, fe. to 6s. 6d. per bushed. Tans,
Is. to 7a. Flour, as. to 30a. per emit.

CATTLE, &e.—Rotazaitax, Jan, 27.—Wa las well
supplied with Bemis at =ell en quality. At the opening of the
to nrket higher prism wan And, and, as the attendance of buyers is
not so numerous as trage ruled extremely slow. We arc of
op/niou that at the ekes of tin market last week's priors will hare
been with difficulty maintimeg. Rump in insesealng supply, and all
mid. at fully la,t week's Om. Beef, So. to IL id. ; prime. Ge. per
stone. Mutton, Sd. toed. pm lb.

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