The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-16 00:00:00

MARKET&

COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, JAN. 13.—We have had a %cry
dull and quiet market to-day, at about yesterday' tail.
The sales an 4,000 bales, of which 1,000 arc for export
and speculation.

COTTON GOODS.—MaNctieeren, Jas. 15.—1 n ship..
ping yarns the market has again been quiet, and to maks
sales spinners would be required to take lower pricer.
Some barge offers have been made at prices too low to
meet with acceptance, but they indicate an opinion on the
part of buyers that values have declined to a point o
which operations are more feasible than they have been
They also show that there are orders in the market. Cop
yarns for the home trade are rather lower in price. Tr ere
is more disposition in some quarters on the part of b. iyem
to do business at the reduction. In the cloth market we
have hardly had a flatter day during the last six months.
quotations are lower than List week, and there is a tee.
deny to a still further decline. There is a complete
absence of demand. The difficulties between employers
and operatives in the South Lancashire district appear to
have been solved. Employers on the Exchange todliy
report that many of the operatives are returning to :heir
work again at the 5 per cent. reduction, and some of :hem
are accepting the reduction along with short time.

WOOLLEN.—Luna, JAN. 15.—Although there has
been a slight improvement in the condition of the woollen
cloth markets this morning, the business transactions have
notyet reached an average mnountfor this period of the .1.4.
son. There has been a moderate attendance of buyers in
the markets, including a few representatives of the ship-
ping interests from Bradford, and in a few instances
some good parcels have been transferred. Inquiries
in the Colourethhall have been chiefly directed to-
wards mixture coatings in medium and better clam
makes ; bluetray and claret mixtures have been the pre-
vailing colours, and some tolerably good parcels have
changed hands ; tweeds, ineltons, and other thin makes
have met with perchance, though not to the extent that
is customary. This fact is, no doubt, attributable to the
continuance of the exoeciiingly cold weather. Plain cloths
have not been in large request ; few parcels of importance
have changed hands. There has also been more animation
in the white market ; hair lists have been more freely
quired for, and a few parcels of heavy goods have again
found customers. Rates have been well 1111killtiiillr lin all
departments.

MANTJFACTUREFL—Htamemmthn, JAR. I —The
improvement noticed last week has not been sustained to.
day, the buyers attending being fewer, and the.r par.
chases not so varied. Selections have been mad, from
low priced woollens and unions, also middle fancy's nal
!Loring goods, but great caution w.m used throughout, sad
in no care have transactions been heavy. General busi-
ness on the a bole has been very fiat, and stocks of some
l li,ecescrai dons are increasing, but an improvement is
as the new year advanoes.

WOOLS.-11VDDERBFIELD. J&N. 15.—The wool trade is
quite fiat at present, not on aooottut of manufacturers
being overstocked, but because they desire to FCC a better
prospect of an improved demand for their goods before
they purchase to any extent.

CORN.—Hetz, JAN. 15.—At to-day's market a fair
supply of English wheat which sells readily at last Tue►
days currency, and in sonic instances Is. per qr. advance
is obtainable. Foreign held above the ideas of bnyeM
and but little passing. Barley moves off steadily at full
prices. Beane and peas rather dearer. Oats supnort late
rates, and in some we for choice qualities sellers have the
advantage. Foreign arrivals for the week:—Wheat,
7,234 ; barley, 10,127 ; oats, 5,240 ; beans, B'l ; pew,
1,721 ; tares, 722 qrs.

IPANICII. JAN. 15.—A short supply of wheat here to.
day, for which millers had to pay la. per .;r. adrance,to
supply themselves. Barley in good supply, and Mie
qualities were sold at extreme rates. Beans and peas full/
as dear.

LEEDS, JAN. 11—Holders of wheat demand I to I's.
per qr. advance on last Tuesday's currency ; millers am
slow to respond, but on the business done they are com-
pelled to pay the above improvement. Barley quite as
dear ; beans, oats, and other articles as before.

LYNN, JAN. 15.—At to-day's market we had it fair rip
ply of wheat front the growers, the condition better than
last week ; all descriptions fully maintained the extreme
rates of this clay week. Barley, the quantity otienug
was moderate ; both malting and grinding sorts sera
without change in value. Beans and peas maintained Lae
rates. Per quarter Imperial to the grower:—Wheat,
white, old, 621bs. to 6:fibe., 645. to 665.; red, ditto,
621bs. to Gilbs., 62a. to We. ; white, new, (Alba
to 621b5., 60*. to 645. ; red, ditto, falba to raba,
58e. to 621. Barley, belt chevalier maltin4, T.:Ma. to
Saba, 4cW. to 51a•' ditto runs chev.slier ditto, 52!lis. to
Saba, 41s. to +IL Oat*, 3611 w. to 381 be., 24*. to *Se.
Beans, 63lbs. to Gabe., 445. to 48s. Peas, maple,
to 6411;e., 375. to 41s.
NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, JAN. lit —At our market this
morning we had a mcslerste show of wheat iron, the
growers as well as from the coast, but from abroad the
arrivals are to a good extent, notwithstanding, hosreser, a
firm feeling prevailed, and a fair extent of bu-cness oc.
curred at the extreme Mites of Saturday. Fur the bat
new south country
_yellow GSs. per qr., 54.glba, um paid ;
whilst for new rod Wolgast TO*. was ralised, all per:. 41b s.
respectively. Flour w.t.s held with much confidence.
Malting barley quite as char. In other articles there is
little alteration to note.

SALISBURY, JAN. 15.—Our market this day w..s sherd/
supplied with all descriptions of grain, sad the attendance
of buyers was large. Business in wheat was quick. at as
advance of Is. per qr. There was also a good demand
for best samples of malting barley, which realised (rota Is.
to 2s. per qr. more money. Melt was nut a brit: *ale,
and only late rates were obtained. In other drain as
ordinary amount of business was transacted, and prises
nominally unaltered. Wheat, 54. to lib.; burley, qs.
to Ms.; oats, 245. to 30s. ; beans, 41ie. to :..is.; pe..A. *IL
to re.N.; rye. 275. to 42a. per qr. ; tares, 4s. CAL to 59..
'd.
per bushel ; flow, 455. to :km. per sack ; malt, 72.. to 7's•
per qr.

CATTLE.—idausittev. JAN. 15.—Our market toslll
was very shortly with sheep, most of seldeli were
of an inferior sort. There was a good dentrud, and m.aly
lots changed hands more than once, and ultimately s
clearance was effected at the extreme rates of lot
market. A very few piss on otter, little business krs
transacted, and prices remained nominally unaltil
Mutton, MI. to 94d. ; beef, retail, t4d. to tkl, ; veal. ;l
to 7!d. ; fresh pork, 7d. to rip. ; groen bacon, r,d. to 94 ;
dry ditto, MI to 10d. per lb.; porkers, liar Fl
to 1011. ; large bacon pig.. 9s. 3d. to 9s. 9,1. ; awrvt pk:Ad
hams, 10d. to Is. per lb. ; quarter-old store pig., 14,0
16e. each.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATDs.

BIRTHS.

DAT.—.laituary 14. at Alaffy7.:-atil:;, Canoohnry, the wile ot
T. Day. of a daughter.
INeON.—Juttluu, la. st Tolllngtotoparb,
Kennel: Dielanson, of a •':oighter.
HI NTER —January 13, at . T..a.n•grove, Mow la,w:mten the
wife of W. (.. Hunter, of a daughter.
Mtn:ll N1411:1:- January at fly the-park-terrace, K. h•ar.IOIP
gore. the wife of F. Nor: :,, 1'.54., of a FM.
riA LLII A N —Jsuluary la, at t lau-eidont-squarc, the u if, .1 Mr.
C. Saillmann, of a son.
WA R N E.—January 14. at Claren.lon!terrace, Belsize ro.d. N
the wife of 1.1. F. S. a daughter.
MAI:It [AGES.
RoßßlNg—CUTHßlE—.haittary 1, at St. Matthew''. odde'
square, Mr. W. J. Bahian. to Itarlara, dausid.l 41 Mr. J.
tiuthne, of Manilla. 11ann It:re.
WIIEEN—tI-111K.—Janiztr 10, at St. Aune'.. nee.
by the Rev. T. F. R When), jun , Est. ••••I
road. RegenEs•peric. t.. An huff-. daughter of th.• 1.,1.• I '-
Clarke. of lathoposzate-el.ateltyanl.
WI LLI NI S—zlT LT ENS. • N gt St. Jobn the Fly,*
IrcifiCt, Clifton, Alfred s.eldoll. a.n of the late J. ‘‘l
E. 1., to lianiet, daughter of the Lae. uev. T. Stc‘..l.- N, IN*
ter of et. lutues, %Ninth, :ter.
J.Lonzry 13, at I • ....pat...rah E. Argles. Tag..
EDlll:l(lN.—.fautiary 13, at hi+ residence. Headinglej hall, ..ea
Leeds, Edwin 1:4111.on, salititar. A." 41 el.
LEVEN- —Januury 13, at Norfolk-errecent, Hyde-park, Rel +WS.
wife of the late C. Lever, Eau.
11.1.11*LN Nil. -Janualy 14, Esq., of Abaut,h )314.
ngegi
Sllluill.l.l..—January 14, at Sparrow's Henze, Rohl. II•Hb
G. M. Slittliell,
Elllll.—,.anuury 13, . Caroline, the wife of Mr. II 11
suath, of Easton-square. a,,'4 33.

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