The Express.
London, England, 1866-01-24 00:00:00

MARKET&

COTTON.—LitnirooL, JAN. 23.. -With only s mode*
business priest us slightly in favour of blunt. 86.15 e
6,000 balm Laded* 1.000 speculation sod otpoitta
Americas, 181. b 21d.• 200 Ptroans,fro., 21d. to 241;1a
lifaranbom. 200. to 2114. ;50 litasio sod Bahia. 190.
201. ; 300 Edtrotiaa. 23 to 28d. ; 100 flinyrts, 17vL
18d. ; 2,206" Borst, 9d. to 184.; Mediu, MA to 1791.;
BoopL filaindo,ko., 121 d. ; 60 Porn, 21d.

COTTON GOODS.—Mancmonxit,Jas. 23. —For skies*
yarns we have exmirienced a very active and mend dry
today, and a fon average badinage has been done at tke
poses of last week. The demand ernbrsesd yam. suitable
for nearly all foreign markets, and prime close strong. hi
home trade yarns we have bad a rather quiet market, rib,
out much change in prices. Very little basins's hash*
transacted, and Perhaps had offers been made for rte
underside quantities a little concession would have bin
listened to. The cloth market has been more active the
!a expected from the hello! prevailing at the orm*g
business, and a rather larger minas was done than id
been natio:limited. The business transacted has bees d a
pretty general character. The fabrics most in request tees
been good qualities of shirting', and the demand for think
due mainly to rather improved advises from Clam
The prices for these goods, however, although they an
those most la demand, has not bean at all of a nimuessathe
character to the manufacturer, the beet • *
realiming more than 18e, per piece. The ordinary and
qualities of shirting" are still a good deal neglected. liars
of fabrics suitable for the markets of India, though we.
rating to some extent, show much timidity and besitaltes ;
in other staples the business of the day has not been soli
We close with a fair inquiry after goods, and of • mild
character, at the full prior of last Tuesday.

WOOLLEN.—LEns, JAL 23.—There has bee s
moderate attendance at the coloured hall this morning, ing
the inquiries for spring goods have been on the inure.
Several parcels of tweeds, meltons, and coatings in wins
styles and shades have been transferred ; plain cloths taw
not been is much request. The white market has raid
little from our late report,. The inquiries for hair lilt
have not been extensive. Whit* mediums have changed
hands only to a limited amount. Rates remain firm.

MANTIntertIitES.—BUDDICESMILD, JAN. 23.—A far
Loudon buyers have been in the market, and °oersteds
little more freely in good and middle-class f►oeye sail
unions. Good blacks, adapted for coating', are not so mut
inquired for, but Bedford and woollen curds continue is
fair demand. In spring goods trade is not brisk, but may
be considered steady, and more extensive puzchues would
be made but for the present high price of money.

WOOLS.—Hommorizan, JAN. 23.—Wsll.grown wait
are becoming sauce in this market, and consequeetly
fetching better pries. The other descriptions do not
so readily, bet dealers still hold firm to prices.

MlN.—Hum. Jas. 23.—At today's market a Li
supply of English wheat, which sells readily at fully len
weeks' rates, sod in some instances le. per qr. more WNW
is obtainable. Foreign held very firmly, but not auk
passing. Barley of ell descriptions fully as dear. Bon
and peas quiet ; good white feeding pea. held at 38e. yes
5041b5. Oats of good quality rather dearer. Foretp
vale for the week :—Wheat, 2,546 ; barley, 7,303; NM
125; been% 475; peal, 892 ; tares, 189 qrs.
Jas. 73.—The supply of wheat we. extremely
small again terday, good samples sold readily at rsA
more money, but out of condition lots would sot mks
the improvement. Barley in fair supply, and obtained Ws
rates. Beans and peas slow gale.
LEEDS. JAN. 23.—Fine old wheat is most decidedly
dearer, and factors generally are firmly holding for 50e., bat
at this price millers do not at present respond ; for dry now
we have a good sale at full rates. Buley quit* as dear.
and choice samples make long prices. Beans, oan, ad
other articles without alteration.
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LtvzRPOOL, JAL 23.—We had a good attendance at ow
market to-day, but the business transacted was only to
moderate extent. Holders of wheat were fine, and when
sales were effected they were at full prices. Floor dell, bet
not quotably lower. Indian oorn in moderate request,*
295. per 4801 he.
LYNX, JAN. 23.—At this day's market the supply d
wheat was short, the best samples were rather dares;
damp qualities slow sale at late rates. Bliley, malt*
descriptions ls. per qr. higher; grinding *midis lailf
as dear. Beans awl oats, prices firm. Per quarts
imperial to the grower : —Wheat, red, old, Was
to 641 b x. per imperial bushel, 461. to Oda; ditto
red, new, 6011*. to 611b5., 421. to 44e. Nash
beet chevalier malting. &Übe. to 541b5., 31a to
381. ; ditto rues chevalier ditto, 52Ibs. to 531ba, 301
32e. Oats, Mx. to 381 be., 245. to 265. Berea, 63161
6511., 435. to 465. rasa, maple, 631bs. to tam, 3b.
40a.
l'ilweArni-011-Trams, JAL 23.—At our market Vii
morning we had a moderate show of wheat from they:rim^
and the arrivals since Saturday being moderate, the We
opened firmly, and a fair business resulted at }dint*
Fleur being in large supply sales in consequesee Wife to
freely effected, and in partial cases lower terms had
conceded where quality was wantiog. Malting bar* a
steady request, and upon the whole more &mons per-
vaded the trade than of late ; grinding wanted ; malt
a
drooping. Beans, peas, and oats as before.