The Express.
London, England, 1866-01-17 00:00:00

MARKETts.

TALLOW.—TUESDAT EVENING.— The macho
quiet today. Spot, 475. 3d.: Juicer', 47e. 3d, ;
48e. 6d.
49e. 6d.; April to huts, 48s. 6d.: October to Dsm7l;

001TON.—LnrwayooL, JAN. 16.—W• have bad
poor demand to-day had very slow and flat nignisk
woes the shade easier ; 800,0 aillintdiel lay id.
lower. The sales are 3,000 bales, of which 1,000 ~ aft
~ 4export and speculation.

oorrox GOODS.-11.amittsm, Jsx. s_ 11
kat hue been very quiet to-day for shipping yarns, ead
sales spinners have had to submit to a decline of
from this day week. At this decline, however, a
business has had to be done today. The Mad*
tamely, with less disposition to business even than weeZ
last week. Ia the market for home trade yarns Oore-r2
been quite pause, and trim have been full,
lb. in favour of buyers. Manufacturers, whom t 0
are sem=
the principal buyers generally of these yores-;
holding sloof, and even at this decline then
been very little business. Spinners, manufactures, ai
merchsata came to market to-day with no great exams..
of much business, but hardly anticipating, and cmcda,.7
prepared for, the dulness sod decline in pewee whisk,
marked marked the proceedings. The cloth market les hal
dull say ant. The quietness almost tarry
. Prices are weaker in all descriptions of : em then been ea amount of uncertainty and nalia2
exhibited by buyers sufficient to_reelude the esteem-Ws;
any operations of magnitude. The actual hansom &ails
been ea a very small scale, indeed too small to seskiele
one to form a very accurate estimate of the dedkai
Floe' s. The sales made have generally been more or leek
favour of the buyer. The India advice, to hand yemie
were more satisfactory, bat there is nothing in Itaa,
min this
offer any indarket. ucement for buyers at the present rate c 4 plii

WOOLLEN.—Lezue, JAN. 16.—There has ace hi,
mach acimatioa at the coloured market this morning
attendance of merchants has been email, and little bah,
tzaaracted beyocd the transfer of a few small wale d
spring fabrics of the tweed and melton make.
quirk, for plain cloths have been below the average. no
has been a slight improvement upon Saturday's report
@pectic' the White Hall. although the tongues is lkis
market has still been below the average. In some Mews
hair lists have met with purchasers to a moderate mss4
bet the inquiries have not been numerous. Um ulna
without alteration.

MANUFACTURES.—Hummusrretz, Jaa. 14—'Theo
have been a few buyers from the conetry 'squiring**
for winter patters and goods suitable for the cm*
spring. Bedford sad woollen cords, and the I**,4
acriptions of fancies, have been more in request by dished
merchant., and a little more activity appears Mem
shippers, some moderate parcels having bees forwarded%
Canada during the week. The high pries of mosey, hs,
ever, seems to inflames buyen, as they might ollimis
tomato more freely.

WOOLS.—Hommartim, JAW. 16.—The wed lei
does not appear at all to be brisk, bat it is study, mg
prices firm, and the !machinery in the district being telly
employed, gives great confidence to dealers whom *eh
are not bevy.

CORN.—MOLL. JAIL 16. —At to-day's market sty
supply of English wheat, which sells readily at fully Isst
Tuesday's currency, and, in wine instances, ls. per qt. M.
mince is obtained. Foreign held fairly, but ant IBM
passing. Barley sells more freely than duties ski
week, sod all descriptions rather tend upwards. Bless sag
peas unaltered. Ode mane and floe quality maiYi
Foreign arrivals for the week :—Wheat, 4,522; Way.
3,795 ; beans, 814 ; peas, 500 qrs.
LENDS. Jut. 16.—We have a very good consomphse
demand for tine wheats to-day, at the extreme mita of
Friday, being an advance of Is. per quarter from lad ler
day. Marley sells readily at late rates. Beans, oats, eel
other articles do not vary from last week.
LivgitPoot, Jaw. 16.—At our market to-day thirem
a fair inquiry for wheat, and in some instances Fridefs
prices were esceeded, and all descriptions closed telly 14.
to 2d. per cents' dearer on the week. Flour Arm sal
unchanged. Indian corn 6d. per qr. dearer on the wine
but hardly so saleable as on Friday. Oats, id. per
dearer. Barley, beans, and pease unchanged. Oatmeal k
good request, at 6d. per load advance.
LYNN, JAN. 16. —To-day 's market wu bat thinly atteedlei
by growers, and the show of wheat small ; the Met desaip
time readily sold at last Tuesday's prices ; damp seq.
not wanted. Malting b irley in request, at full rates ; gnat.
log sorts as last week. Beans and oats slow sale at late q sols.
Mons. Per quarter imperial to the grower :
Wheat, red, old, 6311 m. to Oita., per imperial bushel, Ka
to .48s. ; ditto red, new, 601135. to 611 be., 426. to 445.
Barley, beet chevalier inciting, Übe. to 541 be., 34L to
36e. ; ditto rues chevalier ditto, 521 be. to 531ba, 291. he
325. Oats, 361 be. to 3811 m, 245. to 265. Beans, 631bs. I.
651b5., 435. to 46a. Peas, maple, 631bn to 641ba., 36a.ts
40e.

NERCARTI2-ON-TTNE, JAN. 16.—At our market dal
moruiog we had a moderate show of wheat from tba
growers as well as from the coast, and the agricultural
markets, held o• Saturday, being all quoted firm, with
small deliveries, factors, in consequence, commenced by
demanding an advance of Is. per quarter, which bathe
effect of checking business, but where Saturday's natis
were accepted millers showed • disposition to ovoid'
Flour was held more tenaciously, nod we anticipate ass
movement in this article shortly. Malting barley, ado
first-rate„ most difficult to quit. Grinding Porta wasted.
Beans and peas without chance. Oats less Feriae,
offered.

SALISBURY, JAN, 16.—The supply of grain generally ns
very short, and tin atteudaore of both farmers and nye
was limited. Business in wheat w,s dull, at last mind
prices. Flour unaltered in value. Best malting unpin
of barley were in moderate request, and prices firm ; bat
secoudary sorts were a dull sale, and the turn in (angel
the buyer. Malt is Mow demand, at about former qua.
Mona. In other descriptions of grain very little busier
was done, at late prices. New wheat, 445. to 505.; GB
do., 38a. to 5:e.0. Barley, 355. to 40s. Oats, 22a. to Ma
Beans, 40a. to 525. Peas, 42a. to 50s. Rye, 265. to 325.
per qr. Tares, Ge. to 71. per busheL Floor, Ms. to 40a
per sack. Malt, 62.5. to 64a. per qr.

CATTLE.—SALISDURT, JAN. IG.—The sheep market
to-day was shortly supplied with sheep of good quality, ad
the attendance of buyers mu large. There was a very actin
business, and from the sbortoess of the supply many of MI
primer animals changed hands more taan once at rang
prices, but the average prices were from Sjil. to 10d. pa
No calves supplied. In the pig market we had one of Mr
smallest supplies for many months, but businevs wee ray
dull, late prices being supported.

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