The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-30 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—Tut alma Ern:Km:L-71m market was Er,
to-day :—Spot, 445. 3d January to March, 440. 3d. Asa*
44a. 6d.; October to December, 455.

COTTON.—Lrvmuroor., Jaz. 29.—Market quiet, Vith.
out change in prices. Petimated sales today, i " hides,
including 2,000 speculation and export. 1,500 draerics",
11_d. to 164 d. ; 500 Pernam,l4'4 to 17 d.; 19
Maranham, 164 d. ; 30 Maceio and Bahia, 134. :44)
Egyptian, 164cL to Ito 1350 160 Smyrna, 12d. to 1214. •
5,270 Surat, 84d. to 134 d. ; Madras, 11d. to 124:
Made, to., 84d. to 10,L ; 40 Peru, 1541. Fat;
Dhollarsh, 120.; fair Oomrainittee, 124 d.; fair Bev*
124 d. ; fair Bengal, ; fair Ecrptian, 164 d. ;
Pernam, 15id. ; middling Boweds, Bid.; muddling Or.
leans, 154 d.

COTTON GOODS.—MANCHESTER, JAN. 29.—The yin
market has been disappointing, and but little business he
been done in shipping descriptions. This is a good (IN
due to spinners hiving asked higher prices. At the me
of yesterday it is believed that buyers would his,
operated largely, but any advance checks business, and the
market for these yarns closes quietly. In home trade
yarns prices have been firm, but there has been lee ha,.
ness done to-day than during any of the precede],
day. since Friday. At the low rates of Friday buyer,
were supplying themselves rather freely, but the advsek
required in most caws today has checked operatics.
Buyers who have supplied themselves at low rates are is.
disposed to give higher terms. In cloth there is no is:
provement in prices since last Tuesday. During the ha
few days a fair business has been done with sellers holdis,
stocks, and who have been disposed to inset buyers freely,
Some attempts to-day to get higher rates have checked
operations. Neither goal nor yarns are quite so firm 4
the close as they were at the opening of the market. lit
business mentioned in our repast of Friday's market
having taken place in the lighter fabrics for India cm
tinues on a fair scale, and the stocks of these goods hits
been considerably lightened. It is in shirting', printers.
domestics, and heavy goods generally, in the maks of
which a good deal of cotton is used, that the market is
quietest.

WOOLLEN.—Lr.Ans, JAW. 29.—The cloth markets this
morning have varied little from the character of our recess
reports. There has not been a Large attendance either of
manufacturers or merchants in the Coloured Hall, sad
the business transactions have been limited. A few mall
parcels of plain cloths have changed hands, along with a
limited number of fancy coatings and thin union meltom ;
the demand for tweeds has not been extensive, bat u
many of the manufacturers are engaged with orders for
delivery direct, the demand for these gogds cannot be is.
timated from the quantity which leaves the Cloth Hall.
The attendance at the White Hall has also been restricted,
and although, in some few instances, the inquiries for
hairlists have been moderately well suat•ined, the business
transactions as • whole have been below the average.
Prices have been without alteration.

MANITFACTURE3.— HUDDERSFIELD, J. 2g.—The
buyers attending to-day have not been numerous, scarcely
any of the large establishments either in London or the
provinces being represented. Business transactions hare
bum on a small scale, and limited to such descriptions ae
are required for immediate wants. The local merchants
have delivered some moderate-sized parcels donse the
week. Some of the manufacturers in the neighbourhood
are working to order, but many of them complain that
orders do not come in so freely as usual at this season.

WOOLS.—RIIDDERSPIELD, JAN. 29.—The wool trade
continues much u usual, purchasers taking only swap
for present consumptionto and aiming avoid
parcel.
overstocked. Prices of some descriptions a abode
easier.

CORN.—Huu., Jam 29.—At to-day's market a very
small supply of English wheat, best qualities sell at Is.
pee qr. reduction, and damp descriptions fully Is. to
below last Tuesday's currency ; average runs of red nuke
55a. to 54a. per 5041b5. to the grower. Foreign neglected,
and prices for want of buyers almost nominal. Barley
unaltered, holders very firm. Beans and peas dull, .LE.I
Is. per qr. cheaper. Oats move off slowly at prices is
favour of buyers. Foreign arrivals for the week :—Whe,d,
4,324 ; barley, 3,026 ; peas, 145 ; tares, 545 ; Indian curl.,
314 qrs.

LEEDS, JAN. 29.—The same dulness which pervade!
our market on Friday still continues, and saki d
wheat can hardly be made at any fair or ameable prict,
bat as the retail sellers of flour have all but exhausted thee
stocks, and are new merely buying for their daily want,
our millers conaider an improved demand cannot hr
distant, so factors are more disposed to wait that Awe
than press sales unnecessarily to-day. Barley ales ..k;
beans and other articles as before.

Lnar, Jarr. 29.—There was a moderate show of ahem
at market to-day ; the condition was more or less affectol
by the sudden breaking up of the frost ; the dried a.at
plea maintained last Tuesday's rates, other deacrip
.tasta
met a dull We at le. to 2s. per qr. les money. Barky.
both malting and grinding samples, made quite as math
money. Beans, both old. wl new, sold rather in favour of
buyers. Per quarter imperial to the grower : Wheat,
white, old, 621 Ni. to 631b5., Us. to 66e. ; red, ditto, Ole.
to 631b0.,625. to 635. ; white, new, 61Ibs. to 621b5., 60s. to
64a. ; red, ditto, 611ba. to 621b5., 58s. to 62a. Barley,
best chevalier maltinf, =he. to Whs., 465. to 31s.
ditto runs chevalier ditto, 521bs. to 531b5., 41s. to 44..
Oats, 361 h.. to 3816 it., 24a. to 26.. Bemis, Ole. to
445. to 48s. Peas, maple, 631ba. to 6411 a, 375.
to 41s.

NZWCASTLE•ON-TYNE, JAN. 29.—At our market this
morning we had a moderate show of wheat Nu the
growers, but from the coast the arrivals are to a fair
extent. Owing to the depressed reports from 31ar's.lue
the trade opened very quietly and some time orcurrel
before a transaction took place, when a reduction of 1..
per qr. being submitted to • few sales resulted in tee
deeenptions, whilst rather more hal to be conceded to
upon ordinary kinds; may now be deemed an extreme
quotation for extra new south country bellow. Flour A
slow sale and rather cheaper. Malting barley, unleit
fine, neglected. Little stirring in malt, beans, peas, or
oats.

SLLISBCHY, JAN. 29.—Our market to-day was ba
shortly supplied with all descriptions, and attendance o.:
buyers limited. Business in wheat was dull, at a declite
of from 2s. to 3s. per quarter. Flour dropped Ia to I.
per sack. Good bright samples of malting barley stn
scarce, but the demand was slack, and late quotations sue
maintained. Little business doing in malt, and Pm*
firm. In other descriptions of grain trade slack sad price
nominally unaltered. Wheat. 56.. to 665.; barley. 3..&
to Ws.; oats, 245. to 30s. ; beans, 465. to Zeta; pea, "
to 52a.; rye, 275. to 345. per qr. ; tares, 4s. ikl. to
per bushel ; flour, 45.. to 50s. per sack ; malt. 725. to os.
per qr.

CATTLE. —BAI,O3IIIT, JAN. 29.—Our market to-dq.
was shortly supplied with sheep, and quality generally a
an inferior character ; there was also a limited detnal.
but ultimately a clearance was effected at the price. of lac
market. The pig market was shortly supplied; but fee
buyers, trade dull, and prime generally unaltered
Mutton, Bd. to d. ; beef, retail, to : ‘,o•.‘
to 76d. ; fresh , 7d. to &L ; green bacon, 81. '4:
dry ditto. 9d. 10d. per lb. ; porkers, per score. P,
to 10s.: large bacon pip 9s. 3d. to th. Pd. ; caret philtl
hams, 101. to la.per lb., ; quarter-old store pigs, lit to
ltic each.

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