The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-12 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LmarooL, JAN. 11.-118 market has been
quiet to-day, but prita are unaltrred. Saks, 4,000 bales;
inn.i Wes being taken for speculation and export. 300
Surat, at sd. to . 200 Egyptian, at 7id. to ; 10
Parnam, 814.;3,490 AillerklUl, at 6d, to ed.

COTTON 000DS.—MAO cm F.SI EN, AN. 11.—We have
had • lather quieter market far yarns, but it is more breams
of the scarcity of supply than tram any other cause. Where
spinners ere in • condition to deliver, very fall rates oen be
had, but buyers ere unwilling to offer osetacts for delivery
at the end of February or March. Burins.. Ma, conse-
quently, been oonhned to small parcels. The uneasy feeling
about the preservation of peace on the Continent Is sad to
have militated against business for Germany; but the truth
is yarns for that market, ea fur every other, are difficult to
obtain. The telegraphic advice* from Calcutta endorse the
very best amounts previously received. The market was
very firm. The effect here of these advices bas been good,
end there is mars dotter In cloth then in yarn. There Is en
.ppsrent quietness in the market, but it mime a good deal
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hum many manufseturere really having nothing" to tell.
Some orders have been booked for delivery in March. The
high prices ruling are operating a little against buainess for
some markets, but not generally.

WOOLLEN.—Leese, JAN. Il.—There has been a
'Doctorate attendance of buyer* in the Cloth-bells this morn-
iog and • fair business has been tritium-tad. The principal
complaint:on the part of Doyen Is the paucity:of stocks, which
leave rzosedingly little choice to select from. Seldom have
the Leeds Cloth-balls contained so little saleable cloth.

WOOL—HUDDERSFIELD, JAN. 11.-80 me of the ma-
nufacitiress having mainly atooked themselves causes the
market to rule rather flit, notwithstanding which prices are
well maintained.

MAN UFACTURE S.—RUDDERS rEL D, JAN. 11.—
There is a better attendance of buyer. in the market than
there has been for seine weeks, and the amount of hominess
doing is more than an average. The demand U not confined
to any particular ekes of goods, IN all breaches appear to
to he in a state of activity.

COE.9l.—Hoki., Jaw. 11.—At to-day's market a good
supply of English wheat, the condition iNterally only mode-
rate, which rolls Jowly at about lest week's rate--40s. to
424 per 6041b5. for best runs of red. Barley in must, sad
floe qualities fully 1.. bleier. Beans scarce, sad 1.. per qr.
dearer. Oats steady, and in some cams • trifle moremoney
made. Importn—Whest. 993 cr. barley. 196; beano,
4.646; term, in; linaeod sad rapeseed, 6,963; oil-cakes,
184 toes; bones, 856.

LEIDN SAN. 11.—The show of wheat, although moderate,
is equal to the requirements of the buyers, who purchase
spartagly ; bolder, are, however, limo, end the business done
bat last week's rates. Barley inquired for, sod is rather
dearer. Beane make full piton. Other ar'ticles as before.
Average Primo( grata : Wheat, 4,296 qrs., 42e. 31d. ; bark 7,
2.058 qrs., 32.. 7d. ; oats, 31 qrs., 235. 7d. - beans, 87 qrs.,
404 ; 45 qrs., 38e. ; rye, liqrs., 34.. Bd. Arrivals
this week : Wheat, 1,709 qrs. ; seta, 10 qrs. ; barley, 219
qrs. ; beans, 316 qrs. ; linseed, 10 qrs.

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NEWCASTLE, JAN. 11.—The weather tISS again become
open. Since Saturday it has blown a perfect hurricane from
the N.W. At our market this morning we bad a moderate
show of wheat from the growers, for which a ready sale was
experienced at an advance of Is. per qr. ; whereas in south
country or foreign rather more transpired at rather over pre-
vious rates. For Boston red 44.. 6d. was procured in retail,
he new Scotch yellow at the same time making 43e., all
weighed 631 e. For choice old foreign there was an inquiry
for shipment to the north, and it ie understood that about
800 qrs. of Wolget and Stralsund have been sold for that
destination, at 49.. per qr., weighed 631 k.. Flour his sold
more freely. and for an extra mark of households we realised
30a., mid .N.s. Bd. for medium whites, extra being worth 32a.
Malting today no worse; still, however, the demand re-
mains very inactive. Grinding moo inquired for. In other
article no change.
SALISBURY, JAW. 11.—At OUT morning's market there
was a moderate supply of all deeriptiona of grain. In wheat
a good trade was done, and last market's rates fully supported.
No alteration in the prim of flour. Bent malting barley was
in great request, bat being somewhat shorter than usual sold
at a trifling advance. Intermediate and grinding qualities
ware not math SOUght after. Malt maintains a good sale at
former rates, Ile otter descriptions of grain there was about
the usual ameast of basinees done at late prices. Wheat,
375. to 43a. Barley, 275. to 42e. Oats, 245. to 30e. Beans,
43e. to 60a. Peas, 465. to 64.. Rye 30e. to 40s. Tams,
28s. to 345. per qr. Flour, 304. to 38e. per sack. Malt,
Ba. to Ba. 6d. per bushel.

CATTLE.-BSLISBURT, 3Aw. 11.—At our market to-
day we had • Ses•Oosbis supply of beasts, bet which chiefly
consisted of inferior animals, and the attendance of buyers
was rather limited. The best animals, owing to the
shortness of that clam, were in great request, and all
wets sold at an advance of about 61. per score; for
other description It was • hanging market, and
many remained on hand at the close, but press
of last market were fully supported. The supply of
sheep was unusually short, consequently everything was
quickly cleared, at termer rates. lice supply of calves wee
very limited, and bagasse waa done at late prices. In the
pig market there was • large supply of all kind., In which •
amount of business was transacted at unaltered rasa.
IBest ox beef, lls. to 12s. 6J. per score ; cow and heifer
ditto, 10s. to lls. ; beet Down mutton, 71d. per lb.; other
breeds, veal, 7d. to 70.; fresh pork, 6d.
to 7d.; salted ditto, 7d. to 84., and Be. 6d. to Ba. 9d.
pee score; green bacon, Bd. to Bid. per lb.; dry ditto, 9d.
to 10d. ; sweat pickled hams, 10d.; quarter old store
pigs, 16s. to 21s. each ; suckling calves, 16s. to 24a. each.