The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-08 00:00:00

MA.RAII26.

COTTON.—Livaaroor., 7.—W• have • e'..Ar
market to-day, but it does not ani_Chanit. Pie" ,
duty remain as Were. The Balm aaa 6,000 born, of wlm
1,000 axe for orport and speculation.

COTTON 000DS.-111.110EISTIB, Leo. 7.—Not mu h
doing, but a very firm market in yarns, Plat an upwari
tendency in pnces. Rather more business ik.sr home trade,
at eery full prime, than for export. There wilt soros olf.va
for yams for Calcutta, but apiarists were sot abut, to nu ure a
sellkieally early delivery. In cloths there was a very brut
feeling, at the full prices of last week. There is mitfictent
demand to lead to a good business. but the heavy engsze-
ments render deliveries difficult, cloth being very scarce. the
state of the political horizon is also against business. There
is a telegram from Bombay to the 16th ult, to the effect that
the market was quiet and without change; but we hear of no
advice' from Calcutta, which were due to the 14th. Romeo
here doing business in French goals are low in stock, tut
disposed to wait until the new commercial treaty is ooncluded.

WOOLS.—HUDDIZESTIRLD, FRB. 7.—As compared with
laat month, there Van improved demand to-day, both in
oolonial and foreign, and, though priors are high, there is lees
difficulty in effecting aides.

MAN UFACTURSB.—HtiDDZIMPIELD, Fib. 7.—The
attendance of buyers has been rather numerous, and they
have operated to some extent in new patterns for spring and
summer trade, and might have done more in these goods bad
the market offered better choice. There la also an average
demand for black doeskins, and some little doing is ladies'
mantle clothe.

CORN.—Hum, FEB. 7.-At to-day's market a moderate
aupp'y of English wheat, which sells freely at last week's
currency. Foreign held very firmly, but transactions limited.
Barley, both malting end grinding, In request at full prices.
°eta steady, but demand only retail. Beans and pees may
be quoted fully la. higher. 1 area for seed command rather
more mosey. The foreign import. last week areas under:—
Wheat, 60 qrs.; twirl, 6,226; beans, 383; peas, 146, linseed
and rapeseed, 2,860 ; oil cakes, 18 tons; boner. 10.

LEEDS, Fan. 7.—The show of wheat is not large, there is
• good general enquiry for both old and new, and although
the huskier done te to no great exteat, last eek's rate. are
bully maintaiaed. Barley c,uito as dear. Beans rather im-
prove M value. Oats and other articles es before. Arrivals
since this day week :—Whear, 2,868 qrs.; barley, 988 qrs.;
oats, 23 qrs.
LTNM, Fan. 7.—Weather Is frosty with a north-west
wind. To-day's market we had only • small show of wheat,
condition better than of late; beat samples commanded
readily an advance of le. per qr. upon last week's rates ;
other descriptions no alteration. Barley and beano, each
le. per qr. higher. Prima :—Wheat, white, old, 6llbs.
te 631b5., 445. to 485.; ditto, new, 60lbs. to 621 x, 42e. to
475.; red, old, Bliks. to 881bs., 42e. to 46e.; ditto, new 691 be.
to fillbs., 39e. to 44e. Barley, Chevalier, new 62Ibe. to
64th.., Ws. to 465.•. ocounon, 611bs. to 62114., 28,. to 32a.
Beaus, old, 8616 e. to 6611 b.., 465. to 605.; ditto, new, &fibs.
to Whs., 40s. to 475. per qr. to the growers.

Nawcasn.z, Fan. 7.—The weather has again become
winteely. Yesterday we bad a return of frost which has
been eumeeded to-day bya MI of snow. At our market this
wafting we bad a moderate show of wheat from the growers,
hat owing to holden being so tenacious, very little business
resulted, millers feeling disinclined to give present rates,
owing to the unremanerative state of the flour trade. Flour
without change, and the same remarks will apply to other
articles.

SALISBURY, Fall. 7.—At to-day's market the supply of
say description of grain was not large, but the condition
was much improved since last week; sad the attendance of
buyers was also more numirous. Farmers held for more
money for wheat which checked business for a time; when
at length holders gave way, a considerable business
was done at the extreme rates of last market.
Flour unaltered in value. Best malting samples
of barley were taken mere readily at full prices, and bovines'
generally was better_ for all other samples of grain without
&sago of value. Malt remains stationary, and business
slack. The sale for gum seeds and tares more active. Wheat,
new, 41.. to 48..; old ditto, 40e. to 60e.; barley, 24a. to
4115.; oats, 245. to 29a. ; beans, 40e. to 60s. ; peas, 40s. to
46e. ; rye, 30s. to 36e. per gr. Tana, 7s. 64. to Bs. 6d.
par bushel. Flour, 31s. to 375. per sack. Xalt, 81. to
Bs. 6d. per bushel.

CATTLE.--Bastasnar, Fin. 7.—At our market to-day
there was a short supply of beasts, and a thin attendance of
buyers. The business for best ox beef ruled somewhat brisk,
at the extreme rates of lest market, but the greeter pert of the
supply being of au inferior clue, the trade on the whole wee
slack, and a clearance was not effected, although reduced
rates would have been accepted. The number of sheep on
offer was extremely limited, but of good quality, which proved
sufficient for the requirements of buyers. Late prices were in
all instance fully suprted. A little more bushier doing
in calves, and prices t. salsa as before gaoled. In the pig
market there was a very creditable supply of all descriptions
which moved off steadily, but particularly quarter-old pigs
were in good demand. Beet ox beef, lle. 6d. to 124. 6d.
per score ; cow and heifer ditto, 10e. to lie. ; soothdown
mutton, U. per lb. ; other breeds, 6fd. to 7d.; veal, 7d.
to 70d.; fresh pork, 80. to 70.; salted ditto, 7d. to Bd.,
and 9s. to 9e. 6d. per soon; green bacon, 80. to 9d. per
lb.; and dry ditto, 90. to 10d.; sweet pickled hams, 90. to
10d.; quarter old store pigs, 12s. to 16e. each; cows with
calves, 141. to 181. each.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

14111/ATS. M 044 P. Mr- T.I. Test
apea. imam abanalsal3o). 1739.
Week ending Jam. 13. .6 ilia 1
°Drama) ........ .. ..... tOS 160 361
Nana Mattordabl7.lll.a o.r .. 233 .- .- 7.431 7M)

Week chile& Feb. 4.
611111110 W and mute W.llOl 6.126 5.254
wee. esellbe Feb. 5.
b aelb Loud= f 1.335 N 4 2 244 2.157
Loalas sal Illiell
Urea Lesseboura

• The above is szehodis of trait] doe usher iihwewhot with his
London and North Wantern Rahway Comm).