The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-18 00:00:00

MARKET&

COTTON..--LINTSPOOL, JAN. I;.—There has been mete
doing te.ddy, with a hardening tendency in puce*. 1.,t0.
mated sales to-day, 12,000 bales, including 1,000
speculation and expert. 3,000 American, 131 d. to it,.
1,200 Perms= Sic., 14d. to 16d. ; 50 Maranham,
to 181; 100 Jimmie and Bahia, 13d. to 14d. ; 400 know,
Isd. to 22d. ; 250 Smyrna, 111 d. to 14d. • 6,9,0 ,15'
0. id. to 14d. ; Madras, 10td. Sciatie,ti
did. to 10d. ; 50 Peru, IM. to 151 d.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Biunromi, JAN.
wool market today is very quiet. The purchases of sal
are quite of • band-to-mouth character. Lustre h..,
which are exceedingly scarce, continue most in demo,;,
while other sorts are quite neglected. The quotation
the last fortnight are generally maintained ; some LI
there are symptoms of giving way, but this will be inn,
instances. In worsted yarns • few of the leading npinn,,,
still continue very busy, particularly in super 30 s. Tht,
is less doing in two-folds, and spinners are in want
orders. Prices nevertheless are extremely firm, althea,.
there is no doubt that, if • slight concestion were yieldb?
there would be no3wsnt of buyers, particularly on
part of the continental merchants, many of whom are
ing round and making inquiry. The manufacturer' art
doing little or nothing in the home demand. The firm,
tone of the cotton market tends to a gteat extent to is
taro the quotation of yarns. The piece market is as ;au,.
mate as it has been for some time past. The continent,'
merchants operate in very small orders to a consideraid,
extent, whiclabashardlyany appreciable influence upon th
demand. The severe cold weather is at length beginau4
to be felt for the better on the part of the home,merchat,
and there is rather more doing in winter good' in th
warehouses. Thare is no improvement for any ethe
quarter. Prime are firmly maintained.

LACE AND HOSIERY. Normonew, Jax. is
There is no marked change to noticein the lace trade.
Some houses report a alight improvement in the al, o'
cheap nets, but it is very partial. There is a little sor,
doing for the Continent, and indications of a more or
siderable revival before long. There is no real amen'
ment in the American trade, as if there is an increase of
orders, they are very small, and some previously placed
have been cancelled. The hosiery manufacturers sad
operatives all keep fairly employed, there being just sos,
good demand for the colonies and the United States,
well as a tolerable sprinkling of orders for the len.,
=rtes.—Nati:whom Journal.

CORN.—BILUINGHAM Jac. 17.—At this day's market
there was a large supply of wheat from the farmers, rut
which higher prices were demanded, hut could Dot Is
generally obtainedjand we do not alter our quotatices.
Barley more offered, but not cheaper. Oats firm, with
fair retail demand. Beans more inquired for. Feu Is,
per quarter lower.
Devine, Jai. 17.—We had a small supply of wheat Id
day, but a good attendance of dealers, and a firm trade
was done at last week's price's, and in a few instance. at
6d. a rack more money-34a. must, however, be quoted w
the top price for both old and new wheat. Barley e
goes up. Today la advance was obtained for all
scriptions. Oats, beana, and peas as before. Best wl
wheat, 335. to 345. ; best red ditto, 335. to 345. ; diets
new white, 32. to 335. 6d.; other sorts, 24a to 29t;
barley, 475. to 555 ; beano, 235. to as. GL ; peas, 19s. to
2'2a. ; vetches, 21a. to Zia. ; rye, 16e. to 17s. ; tine dour,
48s. to 525. ; best seconds, 445. to 48a.

BIANCHI:STIR JAN. 17.—At our market this morau
there was about an average attendance. Wheat, hid
English and foreign, was firmly held at the full military
of this day se'ruitght, but the demand was somewhat re-
stricted. Flour met a slow sale at late rates. Oats ruled
steady, and oatmeal was the turn dearer. Nano were
rather better sold. Indian corn was likewise 61 pa
quarter higher.

NIWARK, JAN. 16.—The supply of wheat was good,
sales were readily made at an advance of la. to 2s. per
qr. Supply of barley small, and prices la. per qr. higher.
Oats and beans were disposed of at quite late currencies,

NEWBURY, JAN. 17.—We had a tolerable supply of wheat
this day. The demand very brisk—all sold, at an advance
of 2a. per qr. upon last week's rates. Barley for malan
purposes was also eagerly sought after, and realised quite
la per qr. more money. Beans and oats steady at late
rates.

MDOIIIO6EOI, JAN. 16.—As compared with but week,
wheat was la Id. up on top, and Is. 103 up on steerage.
Barley was Is. Pd. up on top, and la 2d. up on average.
O•ts were same on top, and Ad. up on average. Beau
were lid. up on top, and 2s. up on average. Wheat,
501. 6d. to 71s. 6d. ; barley, 384. to 40s. ; oats, 24a. 6d. to
34a. ; beans, 40s. to 475. 6d.

CATTLE—BIanINGHAM, JAW. 17.—We were fairly sup
plied with beasts at this day's market ; the trade heavy
The supply of sheep was moderate ; trade still slow, a:
rather lower prices. Calves a short supply. Fat pigs
good supply ; trade fair, lower prices realised. Beef, 61
to 7id. per lb. ; mutton, 7Ad. to 83d. ; veal, 7d. to 8d ,
bacon pip, 7s. 9d. to Ba. 9d. per score ; porketa, 6s. to
6e. 6d.

BRISTOL, JAN. 17.—We had a larger supply of beef tin
last week, but the majority of the animals were of ilia
ferent quality ; for the few best descriptions on offer Min
was • good demand, but although prime beef still we
limns remarkably dear, prices on the whole were • MI,
smiler ; best samples sold at from GBs. to 70a, as
in one or two cases • little more money was di
mended and obtained. Inferior samples exchanged best
at from 635. to 611 e. per cwt. The supply of stet.
cattle continues short, and owing to the severnty
of the weather the animals consigned here from Irelan:
are very much out of condition, and trade just now a
very dull, the only thing in demand being good barrenen.
There was a very good supply of sheep, with • steady.
active trade, best light wethers realising from 81d. to !NI,
and ewes and heavy fat sheep exchanging hands at
to Ad. per lb. Nearly all the pens were cleared at ea
early hour. We had • moderate supply of pigs, but the
demand was again rather limited, and scarcely an emir
business was done at about last week's prices, &woe pigs
and porkers making from de. 91. to 9s. per score. Scarcely
I any business doing in mach cows. Very few horses ee
offer, and • limited trade was done.

NOTTING/LIM, JAN. 16.—There was an average supply
of beasts, first-chum qualities of which realised about Us.
per stone, and for second ditto Bs. Gd. was obtained.
Rather more sheep than last week were offered, at some-
thing like 4d per lb. lower. l'orket pigs fetched fns
6e. 9d. to is. per stone ; and bacon pigs were sold at lAA.
Stock at market :--Saturday ; Figs, 235. Wedneenhy:
Sheep, 652.
EDINBURGH, JAN. 16.—The number of cattle this mom
Mg was 435 being 19 head less than on this .14
ee'nnight. Sales were dull, but last week's prices wen
maintained. Extreme top price 9a. lid. ; current, Bs.
to 9a. ; middling and inferior, Ts. Gd. to As. per stone.
The supply of sheep was large, there being 4,9'21, or I_..
more than on this slay week. Sales were dull, sal
prices down, and at the close a considerable number We
unsold. Best mutton, from Tid. to Bd. ; ewes, ;d
per lb. Fed pigs brought ss. to 51. lii. per stone:
six to eight weeks old ditto, Gs. to its. lid. a head. Nu,
ben in market :—Fat cattle, 435 ; store do., 50 ; wadi
cows, 48 ; sheep, 4,9`21; pigs, 16$.

DESPATCH OF THE WEST INDIA MAlLS.—Sorfih
AmproN, JAN. 17.—The Royal Mail Company's e.;r..
Tasmanian, Captain Leeds, sailed hence this aftera..i_
with the mails for the British and Foreign West
the Pacific, California, Central America, &c. She took ou;
T,3 ra, and on freight a general cargo, including .'
bottles quicksilver, value '24tH.; jewellery, 52V.; it.
French jewellery, value 1,8281.
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