The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-10 00:00:00

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COTTON.—LivsarooL, Fen. 9.—Wa have to report •
quiet mar►et to-day; prices are not quo,ably lower, but
than is if saythiag • abght loaning in layout of hum.
Th• gala era 6,000 balm, of which 1,000 ara for export and
spoodadow

WOOL AND WOUTED.—BauRogn, FEB. 9.—The
concession in the pries of wool made last week by the
staplers ceased a few sales to be effected, but during the pre
sent seek little*, nothing has been done. Prices rule far
too high for safe speculation for future requirements. Skis
wool is becoming very abundant, and will exarcdee a depress-
ing iolluence upon combing wools generally. In nails and
aborts the trade keeps steady, and the prior also. Worsted
yarns are not in such good demand as they were some time
ago, especially on the part of the export houses. The high
pm' of wool tends to check operations to a large extent.
There is a fair business doing for the home supply. The
piece market is very quiet. The continued shown of the
American houses caner many manutsotursre to be very
slack. The home trade merchants are also indifferent about
doing business at the prerent high prices, and the protracted
winter enables them to defer their purchases for the spring
trade. Fancy manufacturers are still busy, with a prospect
of continuing so.

CORN.- Stamm° Haw, FEB, 9. -At Gloucester and
Wererater markets on the 4th wheat firmly maintained the
caormicy of the previous week, but withmt any life in the
trade. Barley • slow isle, but rather dearer. Oats 6d. per
quarter cheaper. Beans rm. Peas neglected. Daring the
present week a fair quantity of wheat has been offered, but
we have not heard of many transactions. Barley tending
upwards. Oats rather cheaper. Beane quite as dear. More
doing in pea,. At Wolverhampton ysaterday there was only
• moderate supply of whear and fine samples realised Is. per
qnsrt.r more mosey. At :his dare market there was • less
supply of wheat, and full prima were obtained for all qualifier,
but we make no alteration in our quotation., and the trade
ruled dull. Barley 6d. to le. per quarter dearer. Oats 6d.
'beeper. Beans quite as dear. Pees unaltered.
Borrow, Fan. 8.-A fair supply of wheat, and prices
firm at a little over last week's rates. Bed, 41s. to 445. ;
whits, 465. to 49e. There was more Inquiry'
for spring eon,
and all descriptions were Is. higher.- BOW new, 41a:
to ; old, 48s. and 494. Pomo, white, 36e. to 38a. Oats,
11 stone, 21e. to 23e.
Omens, Fes. 9.-We had • very short supply of wheat,
the condition of which wee monk improved; there wee a
better demand and • beta sale at fully last week's writes,
and on much of the beet quality an edemas of le. • qr. was
obtained. Barley was aim in better demand, and prices hilly
2a. • qr. higher. Wheat, best, Me. to 60e. per qr.;
do. middling, 39e. to 46e. per yyr. ; do. inferior, 345. to
395. per qr. Barley, 335. to 48s. per qr. Oats, 23e.
to 33.1. per qr. Bean, 40s. to 48s. per qr. Peas, 425. to
46. per qr. Flour, flue (per sack), 38s. to 41e.; ditto,
seemads, ne. to 36e.

MANCHISTER, 9.—With at average attendance at
our market this morning, good dry samples of wheat met a
steady eels at rates scarcely obta n.bie lam week, whilst inf.-
dor description were without change in value. Flour was
very little Inquired foe, but millets, in a tew instances, re-
quired a trlding advaaes. Oats and oatmeal steady at the
previous currency. Beans and Indian corn were each about
6d. per quarter darer.
NEvAns, Fan. B,—At to day's market there was a nada-
rats show of wheat, whiah was readily disposed of at an
demised Is. per qr.; while radioed 48s. to 63a. ; red, 465. to
495. per 34 stone. Barley was in tolerable supply, the best
saris wore In good must at extreme rates-38s. to 40e. per
qr. inkrior ditto sold Moldy at resent twona-211s. to 30s.
per 30 stone. Thom was an average show of oats, which
mad* lam week's priors-245. to 27e.; seed qualities, 34.. per
24 stone. In beam there was so important alteration,
sample* making 44e. to 48s. per 31 stone, Pees, 38a. to 40e.
per 36 stone.

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NIWIIIIKT, F.D. 9.—We bad a small supply of wheat
which meta quick sale, at fully Is per. qr..more money. The
same remarks apply to barley. No sltersbon in either oats,
beans, or peas.
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I.l;bortio o, FEB. 9.—The trade continues doll, only the
ample. of wheat is good condition and best barley sell
readily ; other descriptions are a heavy mho. Wheat, 42..t0
69e. Barley, 28,. to 38s. Oats, 184. to 28a. Beano, 38e. to
48s. Pew, 38s. to 480. per qr.

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Waviztoan, Fae. B.—We ban had small supplies of
beine-grown grain since Saturday. and from abroad our
arrivals sea limited to one cargo of Indian corn. There is
no change of consequence to report in the trade. Holders
show great Ananias, and in the value of most attain, the
turn of prices la against purchasers.
RDUrBUUGH Faa. B.—We had in the market to-day
1,152 qrs. wheat. 1,285 barley, 2,878 oats, and 309 beans.
Than were gold—Wheat, I,oooqrs. • barley, 1,000; oats,
2,012; and beans, 182 qrs. Supplies large. Sales for wheat
and oats ready • barley and beans slow. As compared with
last week-Wheat was same as last as top, and lid. UP on
average. Barley was 9d. op on top, sad Is. Id. down on
swap. Oat. were 9d. up on top, and 4d. up on average.
Beau wens 34. down on top, and le. N. down on average.
Prins per imperial qr.:—What, 41s. Od. to 48s. Od. Barley,
245. Od. to 42.. 01. Oats, 20s. Od. to 30e. 64. Brans,
304. 01. to 48e. 44. Weight of top—Wheat, Nike.; bar-
ley, 67k16e.; oats, 4djibs.; keens, 6716 e.

CAITLI3.-Bairraual Fn. B.—Tras was slow and
heavy to-day, butotteratnehlag to buy at lower rates; nave:-
Usable prices were matokined at about hat week's rake.
Beef meads from 2a. 84. to 4e. lad.. mutton, 4a. 44. to
6a. ; veal, 4a. 4d. to 6a. 4d. ; yak: Si. Bd. to 4a. 84. per
atone of Ma. Waldo( the offal.
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EDlNBukou, Fs; B—Thus w short supply of
sheep this ma ,raisg, cons, (Neatly sales were more easily
effected, and prime fully la. a head up from thou
°Mallard last week. The number 3,940, being 1,624 fewer.
One very superior lot of aged blackiiiced 'udders brought
624. 6d. • head, Wing &boat 844. per lb.; current top pros
of the beet mutton, Bd.; current, 744.; ewes and inferior,
614. to 74. per lb. the supply of cattle wu also Itlor-the
number, 733, being 208 fewer. Good cattle in dswnd, and
oaks reedy at prune from id. to 4d. per atone higher.
Extreme top primp, Ba.; currant tep, 7s. Bd. to 78. 9d.; car-
rent prion 7s. 3d. ; middliag sad inferior from ea. MU ed.
per imperial Meas. Fed pigs, fries 6s. ed. to Oe. per
portal slue; six to eight weeks old do.. from 81. to 10e.
• heed. Numbers la market-beep, 3,940; dot cattle, 733 ;
mild caws, 109; pigs, 187.

CHBBBB.-BAttesoa: Pan. 9.—Our monthly cheese
market, which was bald to-day, was only moderately sop-
plied with stock, particularly that of the best quality. Tbe
stteadence of .buyers was a fall average. For several MST.
kate past obsess has bass at ea advance, sad which was the
case again to-day (particularly dairies of good old), which
molt materially ohseked the sal* for a dam, but buyers ulti-
mately finding It momeary to give way, a good businesa we.
done, and nearly everything on odees champed hands. Prima
may be remodeled to have advanced from la. to 2a. per cwt.,
f eome samples, making during the last kw months a total
rise of from 8.. to 9s. per cwt.-Bkims, 24.. to 28e.; half-
cowards, 475. to des. ; domeniet, 62a. to 705.; and Ched-
dar'. 70.. to 72.. pet cwt.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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