The Express.
London, England, 1867-02-11 00:00:00

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MARKET&

COTTON.—Ltrgarnot, Fla. a good inquiry from
the trade prices are the turn dearer. Estimated aales to-day,
12,000 hales. Including 4.090 speculation and erport. 4.000 Ame-
rican. 154 d. to MI. 300 Yemeni. &e., lid. to 15}d. ; 200 Moran-
ham. 15d. to lad.: 400 3131.1.10 and Bahia, 13d. to 1:d. ; 400
7rtian, 16,1. to : lug) Smyrna, 104 to 12441. ; 6,50 u burst,
. to ; Madras. 101,1. to 15.1. ; Bengal, de_. bd. to
; 1014. ; 100 Pena, 14td. 101.6 ; fair Lthollerah, lid.
fair lioniraeruttee, 124.: fair Broach, 12,1.: fair Bengal, 5.1.1 ;
fair Egyptian, 16id. : fair Portions, 15111. ; middling Bowed*,
140. ; Middling Orleans, 1414. to 15d.

COTTON OOODS.—MancingTER, FEB. 9—The market has
been quiet and depressed all the week. Prices gave way slightly—
about to the same extent as cotton at Liverpool—perhaps to the
extent of id. to id. per Ilk low as prices st ere, however, up to
Thursday evening very little lanineso was done. Sonic huge
offers were going at at still lown rates. Yesterday there
was a slight check to the decline in cotton, and this causing •
better feeling some of the Liners of yarns at once placed such
orders as were Incoming pressing. !lost of them succeeded in
purchasing at the low quotationsof the previous day, and though
some few spinners were Inclined to hold for better term*, the
demand was hardly mach as would have sustained them. Cloths
art generally easier by id. to Id. per lb. than last week, WA are
very uureniuncrative to producers. There was rather more
Inquiry yesterday, and wine little Increase of husinesa, but
this morning the market appear to have relapsed into quietness
again.

WOOL AND WORATED —llkibrolD, Fite. 9. —Theilepression
sr the past three or four weeks has continued during the week
which Is closing, though perhaps In a less marked degree. In
this interval of quietness, the fall of wool is computed at not
less than nearly 31AL per pack. The quotations are at present
irregular, with a drooping tendency In moot quarters. It is diffi-
cult to quote prices w such an unsettled state of things, but
most staplers will do business whenever they can realise Is' Ind.
per lb. for cool Lincoln hogs, atnl Is. 7d. for %ether, There Is
less demand for other classes of wool, and the quotations are
cansequently even more uncertain. Country growers, finding
great difficulty on the part of staplers to realise In this seat of
consumption, are more willing to respond to the pressure, and to
subserve the interests of both by tusking a concession in price—a
course %hich gives fair promise to ensures, lower rengeof prices,
and to serve to resuscitate the present drooping condition of the
worstid trade. Worsted yarns and pieces are in a state of gl.nu
and u iactivlty. In yarns, the business dime by both export and
the home trade Is very small, the pun:hates bring confined to
very canny lots for Ininiediate use. In goods, the home, conti-
nental. and American merchants snake a few low otters, which
will nut cover the cost of production and business is altogether
slug;,-eh and discouraging. The poor's roll of thy Itnnl lord union
shows a marked bemuse over the corresponding week of last >mu..

WOOLLY—N.—Lune, FEB. 0.-.%Ve have to note an buprove.
rues( in the state of trade in the cloth halls this morah•g.
Then• has been a tolerably good attendance In the coloured and
white markets, and a greater amount of sgulation has been
evident on the put of buyers, who, In addit.ion to the usual ap-
pearsnee of Leeds merchants, have included a few representa-
tives of London and Manchester houses. The demand In the
coloured hall has beet. chietly for fancy coatings In vari us
styles of mixtures and strip s, which have In many instances
been freely transferred. Thin melbas and tweeds have also
been in toimably good request, some moderately good parcels
having changed hands. The business done in ltaiti cloths had
been wadi lu the white market halrlists have met with per-
ch/a rs to a larger amount than we have lately ha.l to report :
the rove marts have been mostly in demand. Prime remain
without alteration.

HARDWARE.—HIMILIGHttf, Fro. 9.—The trade of this
town is reported of more favourably than It was a month ago ;
the manuftrturers In most of the principal branches seem to be
fairly engaged, the Important difference between this and ordi-
nary erssuna being. that there are tew orders on the books
beforehand. The state of the foreign trade Is lore encouraging
not only is there a greater number of orders In ham!. but the
Merchants enlace more disposition to give them out ; a fair
=mint of business Is being dour on amount of Japan, and our
of the merchants has an older In for several thousand stand of
arms for that part of the world. The northern c.mtlnental
trade continues to Improve ; as to Prance, Spain, and Italy, It
remains dulL

CORN.—CAMBRIDOW FEW 9.—We had a dull market, and all
corn add at last s'eek's Khan. Wheat, fia. to GOt Dark), 3,:5.
to &,. Beasts, 40s to 44.. MU, r-ls to tea

a.—A yak supply of wheat : the tied.: Inac-
tive at Ia below last week's currenry for seconJary sorts whibt
selected parcels remained unaltered. A moderate show of
Dirty. with • better demand at late rates. Leans and post
oommunded lull peloes with a fair supply.
OCILDFoRD, FIB. 9.—The supply of wheat to-day wet attain
rather limited. and for which literals a ready sale,at the full rates
of last week. Barley In moderate stag; and at late 'oleo..
HMOS and pan at late otolatioss, * to ris.

345. to fat. OW, 534. to Mk leas, 40.. to 445.
;beam,
to etls.
II EitTroltr, Fta. ff —A fair supply of grain. Trade firmer. awl
samples a.-Id freely, at fully last week's rates Itarley hr re,oe
and sales at quite recent pekes Very little dohm fu outs awl
beans. Wheat, per load, 3la to 3na : fine, 40a. : elute. 3.4
GOa ; ane, 4.3 a Barley, malting, per or., 40s. to
load , to23a Nit
325. oats, ooze.to 22a. ; feed, Nit ileum, per
to
LSlCEsega, Y9e. 9.—The quantity of wheat on offer was toter.
able, but owing to the dampness of the weather this week,
many samples were In poor condition. There was a
gluey at about late rates. New red sold at net tows . 11CM
565. to 6i a ; old red, 634. to e7s.. old white, 675. u, 71s,
per 30 stone. Of barley the show was not large. The fast d,•
scrlptlona were taken off at late rata: ordinary sons ed..
rattlers:heaver. Malting, 39*. to ; tine, SOB. peryr, ,
ing, 30s. to 344. per 30 time. There NY a 40•StMlibi. abuw ,4
oats, for which the demand was alow, but the rates carnet this
day week were supported : old, 345. to 37a. ; new, Ity,
per 24 stone. The inquiry for beans was slow, but suss] 1.. the
supply, and prices were Nettie most part without and nep„rty,,,
alteration ; to 60a. ; new, 44a to bils. per 3s stone. 3se
flour, 495. to !Us. ; seconds, 40a per sack.

firtiretaTLE-rrok-Trull, Pls. 9. —We had a very short
supply of wheat from the country today, which sold ream,
at teat riaturda_ys rates. The Mock line south ~,in,tr) sets
foreign a heat la much diminished, and with more Mowry ti,„
depression of Tuesday is fully recovered. Flour firmer,
gai,rie,„ tbe
decline arrested. Malt very dull, and May Is lower.
also inclining lower The demand for oats still continues
Wiling, but sales are not pressed at any reduction. The aryl% el,
this week are —Wheat, coastwise, 8,636 ; foreign, W. gy,,
coastwise, 11. Barley. foreign, 780. Malt, coastwise, So 04...
coastwise, 4,418, foreign 1,361.1. Peas, coastwise, , form,
38. &sea, cr. astiriae, qm Flour, coastwise, 1,252
Indian corn flour, too sacks.

NORWICH, Fag 9.—At this market to-day the supply td
wheat was only fair, and for the best qualities the pain:[
of this day se :might were well supported, damp and
ditioned samples were sold at very Irregular wives. The .apply
of barley was tolerably good, but as the demand was toniewhas
restricted, the trade may be quoted about Is. per qr.lower for all
descriptions. In oats, beans, and peas, little puling. Much
rain has fallen during the past week, and there base Men sortie
heavy gales. White wheat ;weighing 621 b. to 631 h 70s to 73
red ditto ,weighing 09th. to 631b,', ens. to 03a ; best ambler bar-
ley t weighing :Ob. to 5351 b.;, 48a. to 501. : runs ditto weigttin
511 b. to 521 b.;, 455. to 47..: distilling ditto weightnY 011, t.,
ISOlb.', 365. to 404. per gr. lobar, 45e. per stick. Averages
Wheat, 1,6315 toy, 634. 2d. ; barley, 6,756 qrs., 484. 14.
NOTE /Gill lt, FEB. 9.—The supply of wheat was limited. The
demand was fair. and superior iota were taken off at la. per ,ir.
more money. Old white made 68a. to 73e ; old red, Oes. tote;
new white, eft. to 7UI. new red, Asa. to 851. per 36 stone yh,,n
was a moderate supply of barley, the demand for which atsa
again quiet, and price. were about the same se last week : malt
to 584. per qr. ; grinding, 306. to 361. per 30 gone OM
were only sparingly represented, and there was a steady demand,
prices being much the same as on the week prrvioull . old, 3*.
to 10a per gr.: grinding, 541. to 325. per Si stone. The apply
of beans was middling. and with a middling demand late rata,
were generally maintained; old, 56a to bele ; new, 456 to sm.
per 38 stone. Pease same at heretofore. Super Dour, 52.5. te ;
fine, 4bs. to 50s. per 20 stone.

OXpORD, Fin O.—There was a good attendance to-day, and
plenty of samples of wheat offering but there was a general
complaint of the damp conclitiou they were in, and cousequently
for such conditioned wheat which was at must a drug ion the
market sellers, to do any business, had to make a reduction of
from Is. tot. per qr. Fur the finest qualities there sere in-
quiries ; but we cannot quote prices higher. Best samples ntioi
from 641 to eft. per qr. ; inferior, from 55a. and upwards. The
demand for barley was slow ; best, for malting , made
from as. to 50a ; for grinding the price ranged ;Cs. 44.14.
Oats were rather ha request, and realised from 25.. to 341. ileans
were a dull trade, and so were bog pease, the quotations .4 the
former being from 400. to 525., and of the latter tits. 4, 445.
Flour !seconds:, eft. per sack. Bread ,good , 7,1.: hest. ;id. the
41b. leaf. Farmers at present have not been very meet hin-
dered by the high floods; but unless a change in the weather
soon takes place they will have much cause of complaint.
PETTAIDOItOtOn, Fin 9.—We had a fair supply of wheat
here to-day, a great deal of It In had condition. and such was
hard to sell at late rates, but all line and dry samples made It.
to ft per qr. more money than could be obtained last Saturday.
Pine larley as last week, inferior sorts Is. to 2.5. per qr. lower.
A good show of oats, and there being some demand for seed
corn late prices ware fully realised.
RoCeir,,rea. FEB. 9.—During the present week the wheat
trade In this city has ruled eionedlngly dull, and there hare been
but few trastaactions of importance to report, while the quota-
tions again show a downward tendency. With a fair amount of
grain brought forward by farmers and factors there was but
little disposition evinced on the part of buyers to operate. sad
prices are again the turn lower. Superior description of old
white and red wheat brought barely late prices. but secondary
and Inferior parcels could he purchased at a reduction of fully
is. per qr., at which concessiou there was but a comparatively
small amount of businera done. The present tents for best
white wheat are 05a. to 661 : secondary, Oft to 6M. and damp
and Inferior lota, :ft. to 65.. per yr. Best red wheat, 004 to 03:
secondary kinds, 56a to 60a. ; end damp and Inferior, 'us. uo Sec
per qr. In the foreign trade there is little to report In the way
of transactions, and with an absence of all transaction& el
speculative character late terms are hardly supported. The
flour market ruled dull, and prices are GA. to Is. p neck cheaper.
Berle) is leas inquired after, and prices are Is per qr. cheaper;
for hest malting lots the terms are Hs. to 4Us., and others aos
Hs. per yr.: best grinding parcels. 3.15. to :Ulu. and inferior, Pe.
to 335. per qr. in oats there was little dolma. and prices are 01.
to Is. per qr. cheaper for all but the hest old kinds for ...eke,:
purposes. Beans and peas both the tun' cheaper, and talks in
retail. The weather Is very open, enabling the spring sowirqs
be proceeded with.

Nllnnen. FEB. o.—The supply of all kinds of grain continue,
liberal. The best dry wheat in *Hue histanees made Is. per qr.
more money, inferior qualities no better. All iprinaoan In
good &mad at rather higher pnoea. Prices to the grower
Wiest (white', I. to 6'4., 0311. per bushel; ditto ;red, :41.
to 6^. ; oats, 120. to Ind. per stone.

WORCIMER, flue 9.—At this days market there ws, far
Fupply of wheat. which ems taken off at an advance of Is.
Barley dull. Isut not cheaper. Oat* rather lower. Beam t.isimg
downwards. Peas firm.

YORK. FEB. 9.—There wale • seasonable supply of alpil and
the attendance of fanners, factors, and ethers was moderate.
The time of the trade was steady, and hill rates wen pod.
White sorts were taken off at Ste. to 02a.: red dltt... 3,15
per 24 stone. We had a middling show of barley, the quality of
which was irregular. Mown purchased lowly. but for pod
min/pies the prices of last /Saturday must he quoted ; maim,
&U. to 42..11. per qr. ; abiding, 321. teals. per 3u 40or. For .64
which were In limited supply. the demand was rather letter.
and buyers had to pay fully late currencies : new sold at to
260. pur 34 ttone. Mete was only a limited demand for beta,,
and lower prices were tittered titan holders were willing to 11...•
cent ; sales were made at late rates, YU-, lass. to to.. Per Itt
atone : malt. ban to 7A.: rye, 314 per qr. Flour, 475. to Esi. pg
sack of 20eilat.
WaraaroaD, Faa. 9.—Titis week from foreign we have re.
calved only one cargo slartanopk wheat, and our 01011titlie Imo
port list Is a blank. Very little hunt...grim-It grain has appeark.l
at market. A further concession made by sellers In the priori
of most articles has induemi millers and dealers to come for.
ward more freely, and a pretty extensive business has been
transacted since this day m 'IS hat—lrish, notwlth.
standing light supplies, has declined MI. per hanel. at which
prime samples have been readily taken. For foreign the inquiry,
though still limited, Is on a larger scale than last week. lot
prices must be quoted in buyeri favour by about al. per barrel.
Barley scarce alai unaltered. Black oats at a further redaction
of 1.1. to 21. command int reased altentldn. Indian corn is in
lunch better dentitnd, lath tonsumptivc and speculative. an I
the last two or three days a considerable quantity had been
taken at late quotations to hold over. We note wale vari,U44
easier by M. to CA per barrel. Flour GI. lower. ingorti tlus
week:—Wheat, 2,401 qrs. ; flour. 16 sacks. Exports thi. ern --
Midge, It barrels: *hest, 72; oats, 4,426 barley, 1/, 11-mg.
1,409 sacks ; oatmeal, 96.

INDIA' CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS.-MAR-
soLtes, FEB. 10.—The Porn arrived at midnight Othl.
baying been delayed by heavy weather. The mails
Ir.ive for London at 11.30 a.m. to-day. _ _

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DESPATCH OF THE BRAZILIAN MAILS.--Sorm.
Almon', FEB. 9.—The Royal Mail Company's steamship
Shannon, Captain Jellicoc, wailed hence to-day with the
mails for Lisbon. St. Vincent, Ilthia, Pernambuco, kin de
Janeiro, Monte Video, Buenos Ayres, fic. She took out a
general care, 85 passengers ; bar silver, 7,500 t. ; gull
66,165/. ; hagfish jewellery, 46.1 f. ; and French jewellery,
6,168/.
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SQUARE, Cr r.—The aggregate number of patients relieved
during the week ending Feb. it was—Medical. Kist; nor
gimil, ; total, 1,474 ; of which 694 were new Gams.

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