The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-17 00:00:00

MARKETS

THB CORN TRADE.
CAVILING; Jam. 16.—Our market wee very dull for a'!
kinds o/ C 21114 with wheat in favour of *be barer. Whet;
red, Us. to 44a. ; white, 41e. Barley, 26a. to 42a. Bona,
new, Ma. to old, 42a. to 44e. Os* 20e. to 28a.
CANTWORT, JAN. 14.—Thera was a good supply at
=Mist to-day. Wes Wavy. Priem firm. Wheat, old
be 44e. ; new brown, Ids. to 44e. • new white, 42e. to
47a. , new, 2de, to 44e. Oats, new, 20e. to 275.
HAMS new, Us. to ne. Hag paw, 38.. to 40e.
Comtism, Jas. 15.—A good supply of wheat, the
sale slow, at a decline of la. par qr. A tau show of barley,
beans, and per the former supported late prices, the two
Waal inn le. issair.

Ettoconsena, Jax.l6.—We bad an average Unladen*"
at our to-day's aerket, and English wheat wu very quiet
at la decline. Foreign neglected, but not quotably lower.
Melting barley in plentiful amply, and only the Oust sorts
bring Übe rates. °dotting cora of all kinds vet, quiet.,
Oats neglected at any advance. Imports of the weekend-
ing Jan. 16:—Wheat, foreign, 2,360. lit•ley, Ireland,
260; foreign, 4,330. Oats, Ireland, 6,200.
GIIILDIOIID, Jaw. 16.—Then was a large supply of
wheat to-day, which meta dull vale at a decline of la. to 2a.
for all bat a few picked samples. Barley rather dearer, and
other spring corn in request. Wheat, 40.. to 624. Barley,
28s. to 404. Oats, 20e. to 26e. Beane, 404. to 44a. FM,
40e. to 44e.

HERTFORD, JAN. 15.—The =Oust to-day well supplied
with wheat ; trade Wry, az ler week's prior. Brrley lx
fair offer, ler week's priors supported. Oats a heavy trade,
at about the same prices. Per and beans made tarn' ler
money.
LIICEETIR, JAN. 15.-001 market was tolerably well at-
tended to-day, sad there was about an tutc47zsehow of
wheat, and all flee qualities made last ware :—ln-
feriae sorts Is. lower • whits samples were q at 445. to
490.; red, 38s. to 44.. per 303 roue. Barley wee in fair sup.
ply, and recent rates were for the most part exceeded by ls. ;
malting sorts said at 375. to 44. per qr., and grinding 27.. to
30e. per 30 stabs. Ora wire • scanty supply, and wires
were le. Wire; new samples realising 27e. to Me.; old, Ma.
to Ms. per 24 stone. There was not much doing in berm,
the rates of which, however, were fully as high sa last wrek,
the top price for Ire qualities being Mi. par 38 stone.
NIIWCABTLE, JAN. lb.—Moderate supply of farness'
wheat ; coedit/on better. Good are at last Saturday's rates.
Of south country and foreign, little offering, and Last wr ak's
currency unrltered, and not much demand. Flour firm;
stook light. Malt and barley very much neglected, bat
holders are making rather too much. Oats the turn dearer,
with a slight demand. Beans and peas held more freely than
traterly. _ _

NORWICH J•N. 16.-At this exchange this sitinnoon
ca
sorts
of wheat *old slowly at a rednotka of L. per
Iqsra.ras the best samples were la favour of the buyer.
There was a good quantity on offer. Barley was oleo to fair
supply, sad in some imisnees rather higher rates were given
for both smiting and distilling qualities. Little doing in
other grain. White wheat is quoted this evening 445. to
475. ; red ditto, 38.. to 435. ; best amain. malting barley,
36e. to 40e. ; rune chevalier ditto, 31s. to 36e. •, distlufag
ditto, 24e. to 26e. par qr. Floor, 375. to 27e. N. per mil
tram the miller. :-Wheat. 8,170 rs.,
perd. • barley, 6,4671 qsZaTle. 10d.
iod la;t yea -Where, 4,016 f qrs., 47..; barley, 7,607
qrs., 375. Id.
NOTTINGIII•14 JAW. 14.-Then was a lair causality of
wheat on oar at our Cora Inchangs to-day, meet of which
wee of iniente quality. The demand wee modest' it le.
per qr. lees mossy then last week; new whits made 445. to
; new red, 425. to 465. •, old white, 44e. to 411 s. ; old red,
87a. to 42.. per 36 state. The supply of barley was tolerably
good, and, with a fair demand, prices adv./iced Is. per qr„
mating qualities realising 31s. to 33e. per imperial measure;
grinding, 28e. to 30e. per 30 stone. Oats were in middling
supply, and were diapered of at • shade more money ; new
aorta sold at 23a. to 28.. ; old, 30a. to 345. per 24 .!one. Beene
were rather dearer-namely, 47e. to 50e. for old, and 425. to
445 a for new samples. Superfine flour was quoted at 325. to
365.; ass ditto, 28e. to 30s. per 20 stone.

ollolll3_, JAN. 15.—With a large supply at wharf
offiring, buyers showed little disposition to purchase,
unless at a Meet:lon. This farmers generally refined to
accede to, coseequently a small quantity changed hands at
rather lower prune. Barley was in moderate supply, with a
fair demand, a large quantity having been purchased
for the pale ale breweries in the north of England, end
realised fully Is. more per quarter. Oats and beans were a
good trade, and mode rather more money. Hog tour were
worth 44.. per quarter. Floor, 31e. per each. The report
Goa the neighbouring markets during the week Is generally
to the sleet that them is no apparent alteration in the price
of wheat. A brig trade in barley at quite last w:ek's rates.
Prraesoaouoti, JAN. 15.—We had a large supply of
wheat here 13-day, fine samples Is. end other sorts from Is.
to 2e. per qr. lower than last week. Vet; little spring co..r,
and ell kinds advancing in price.
RIADINO, JAN. 15.—The show of wheat at this market
to-day was moderate, and the condition generally good;
trade ruled dull. Sales were effected at about the prices of
this day week. Beet barley met with • good demand, and
brought la. per quarter advance. Grinding qualities were
also more looked for, end figures were a little in torn et the
buyer. Oats and beans maintained late Mee. Pets slew,
without alteration in value.
ROCHESTEN, Jag. 15.—The supply of wheat and other
kinds of grain at this market was larger than is usually the
case at this period of the year, and the simples plowed on the
stands were in improved condition. The rates are much
about the atone se last week. For fine sample' of farmers'
wheat the full terms of lest week were readily obtained ; but
other kinds were dull, with a downward tendency. Foreign
was firm at previous quotation., some parcels from the
Bettie being in demand at former rates. Several samples of
white, in prime condition, realised from 425. to 481., but
other kinds ranged from 40e. to 44e , and inferior, at 38e. to
42..; but a great deal remained unsold at the dose of the
market. The barley trade is Imbibe, tine qualities getting
scarce. The samples for malting purposes experienced an
improvement of about la. per qr., prune torte melting at 45e.,
but the usual rates were 38e. to 44e.; grinding aorta also un-
derwent a slight improvement of about 6d. per quarter, the
rates being 28e. to 311.. In oats there was rather more
activity observable, and picas are tending upwards, best
sorts Mho,/ at 24a. to 27e. Beane end peas met with a fair
inquiry at slightly advancing prior., beans being held for
about Is. per quarter more money. Peas were in rather short
supply, and the little baldness done in that article was at
prices ranging from 40a. to 44a. pee quarter.
WISBECN, JAN. 15.—A pad supply of wheat to this
day's market, with a moderate quantity of peas, beans, and
oats. Wheat is a dull sole, and Is. per qr. cheaper. Oats
and all other spring col.) support former value. Prices to
the grower—Wheat, white, 43e. to 45a. • extra, 464.,
63Iba. per bushel; red, 40a. to 415.; extra,; 42e. Oats,
114 d. to is. persica.). Beans, old, 425. 1 465. per qr.;
new, Kb. to 401.
WOLCIEN7II,I4III. 15.7. At this days market there WI

a large supply of wheat, which sold sloirly at the currency
of this day se'nnight, but lower prices were nut peserally
submitted to for say description. Barley more in demand.
Oats held for dd. pre qr. drums. Beans scarce 'squirt!
for. Peas fully u dear.

Yon', JAN 15.—Thor. was • tolerable show of wheat at
our corn market to-day, which sold at a decline of Is. per qr.
on last week's rates. Whits sorts made 445. to 48$. ; mid
40s. to 445, per qr. Barley was a middline show, and the hest
qualities realised fall, Is. one last week's rates ; melting
selling at 325. to 345. per qr.; grinding, 284. to 31s, p.r 30
stone. The quotations of oats were much the same se the
week preceding, namely 10d. to Is. per stone. In other
descriptions of atria no nostmlal change ; seal', 62e. to 645.
per qr. ; time, 30.: per sack.
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DoaLts, JAN. 14.—We had a moderate suMy of grain at
market to-day. Wheat and barley met • rady sale at the
currencies of Tuesday. The better qualities of oats .14
equally well, but inferior and middling qualities were very
dti6cult of sale, and may be quoted 3d. lower. Indian corn
le hold far higher prices, bet tisneactions are merely retail.
roceign wheat is In improved demand at full priors.
KIS/LCALDT JAN. 18.—Ws have had another week of
very Ise weather, with • little sesensable feast, so that all
ontedoor agricalteral °parttime proceed rapidly and favour-
ably. A very large breadth of wheat has been gat in, sad
the Weird hr come well op. At oar country markets this
week as had fair supplies of all Mines of grain. Salsa ready,
snd very generally Is. per qr. drama paid. Ham to-day
we bad a good aupply of wheat, moderate of barley, sad
Imp edam". Bake not so quick as lost week, but prices
very ruck the nuns. Wheat. 34a. to 46e. per qr.; barley,
265. to 345. ed.; oats, 19.. to 245.
WATWORD, 16.—Oar arrivals of Ludt= cora this

week hays proved large, and deliver's' from fanners (pdit,
cipally of wheat) haws also increased, but supplies of oms by
boat are somewhat reduced. The trade has maintaised the
firmness we teat noted, a sonsklarable business has hies done,
and higher priors have her realised for moat articles. is
satire wheet we have asperieneed ea increased deinsudat en
advises of 9d. to Is. pee Ikons' an lest Saturday's pre,ls
foreign also ems alas were made early in tiev•ii• hut per-
chasms would not pay an advance in price. POT barley we
quote a trifling rinse, sad alien of oats seek to realise
more money for their best simples. The consumptive de-
mand for Indian con hes abated nadir the late advance, but
we do not damn It necessary to alter quotation'. Flour
brings le. per sack one the quotations of this day sennight.
Imports this weak:—lndian corn, 13,761 qrs. Esparta this
week :—Oaos, 3,210 ben& ; flour, 1,639 sans; Oatmeal, 26
sacks.

COTTON.—Lrriaroot., Jam. 16. Our market bee
bees quiet to-day at yeetardree pier. The mkt are 6,000
bales, 600 tor export sad rpeow. 400 Sant, W. to
pptise, 40 t
Pi
nc ; 90
ilrattban. Bd. to 8/d. ;40 Bah* ; 600 Atuiekau, Od.
to Od.

COTTON GOODS.—ltaxcnorrni, JAN. id. —The
market maintains much finunses, but the segregate business
of the week baa sot been so lugs, owing to the pre-engage-
ments of many spinners and manufacturers precluding them
from taking new orders for delivery within any reasonable
period. On some descriptions of yarn, for which there ie a
lees urgent demand, the quietness of the cotton market and
the increased estimates of the mop have operated rather un-
favourably, and spinners would have been disposed to take
easter rates on Tuesday, but the check has gone no farther.
The business for India continues good in both yarn and
cloth, end the political sews bean the Continent has acted
less msjudicislly on the business to yarns for the German
market yesterday sad this mooning than at the commence.
mat of the week.

WOOL—Lmatroot, Jaw. 16.—Than ham bees lee
doing to foreign wool this week most of the late arrivals
being held for the epprowthing public male. The males of
Scotch have not been to any extant, bat priors main arm.
Imports for the week ending January 16 : Foreign, 2,401 ;
previously, 478; total, 2,877 Wu.

WOOLLEN.—Ltzne, Lew. lb.—Then has been a nume-
rous attendance of tawniest' In the cloth halls this morning,
and oonstderable animation has prevailed. The bulk of the
transaction' he been in light fabrics, both in mixtures and
cotton warps; anything in this class of good' sinertl3 nude
meets with ready sale. Ordinary cloths have not bean much
dealt in, as the principal makers of this clams of rods deliver
their manufactures direct at the warehonaes. The tone of
the market is firm, and the business this :morning has been
satisfactory.

HARDWARE.—EntsuNottAst, JAN. 15.—The trade cf
this town continues .lowly to improve, and notwithstanding
the quietude which generally charactarbss business opera-
tions in the middle d January, the manufacturers are well
employed upon order. given out in the week prior to quarter-
day. For all the leading staple articles of our =nafstitures
the orders are good, sail In the fancy trades there la more
business doing. The amount of unemployed labour is mm-
peratively trifling considering the number of the population
both of the town and the district. A dispute between the
I operative glass-blowers and their employers ha. resulted in •
strike, in oonsequenes of which nearly twenty manufacturers
I. this town and the district are at a atandetill.