The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-03 00:00:00

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COTTON.—Livitapoot, Pis. IL—We bare to sport
glow market. The sales are 7,000 bales, at which 1,600 sro
for export anti speculation. •

WOOL AND WOILISTED.—BannToirt, Fie. 2.—The
noel trade Is blooming more depremed every succeeding
week. &Ise cannot now be effected at id. per lb. no:bunco,
*inept in war limited quantities. The coil and short trade
Y In a hartiley condition, and, as a ices quantity is now
making, prime are well sustained. In worsted yarns spin-
ners are yet delivering their contracts, end for the present
are fully engaged ; bat comparatively few new orders are
offering, and thime at prices which would eateil certain loss
on the spinner, unities there could be a still further consider-
able reduction in price. As yet there en no stocks of yarn.
la the spinners' hand., prices being too high to induce specu-
lation. In the piece market there Is remarkable quietneet.
The absence of the American merchants adds to the dulness.
Manufacturers are indisposed to work to stock, and, as orders
ran out, cattail production by stopping machinery. The
prior of the wonted and cotton yarns are too high in pi ice
to tempt them to work for stock. The tansy goods deport-
ment is still very active. Most of those who make inch
goods have orders which will keep them employed till the end
od )(Ar

CORN.—Biantrroume, Fee. 2.—At Gloucester and
Ammeter markets, on the 28th, wheat firmly maintained the
meow of the previous week, but without any life in the
trade. Barley quite as dear. Outs found buyers In retail at
fully as muok money. Beans firm. Pius neglected. During
the prompt week we have had rather more inquiry for wheat,
without leading to much business. Barley sells in limited
quantities at full prime. Oats unaltered. Not much doing
in beats or peas. At Wolverhampton yesterday, with a
larger 'apply of wheat, previous rates were mistimed. At
this day's market there was again a full supply of English
wheat, and the currency of this day week was scarcely sup-
ported ow some descriptions, but we make no alteration in our
quotations. Fine barley dearer ; secondary qu.lities difficult
to quit. Gate sold rather lower. Beans firm. Peas un-
altered.

DHTIZZA, Pee. 2.—We had a very short supply of
wheat, the condition of which was somewhat improved, and
which case a good sale at a trite above lest week's prior.
Thi bast barley wee in good demand, and sold at as advance
of frets Is. to 2a. • qr. ; secondary qualities only maintained
last week's prior ; one prime lot reached 46a. a qr. In other
grain no alterauou. Wheat, best, 465. to 495. par qr.;
do. middling, 311 s. to 46e. per qr. ; de. inheior, &U. to
38s. per qr. Worley, 335. to 445. per qr. Oats 23e.
to 33a. per qr. Beene. 40,. to 48s. per qr. Peas, 42e. to
40a. per v. Flour, fine (per sack), 36e. to 41e.; ditto,
esemuls, 325. to 36..

MANCHESTER, FEB. 2.-Bince our leaf report the weathte
has become dry and homy, and the trade at the same time
has been marked by a slightly improved tons, which ham led
to a little more basse to some of the leading articles at the
pease previously current. With the exception of moderate
quantities of oats and oatmeal from Ireland, the arrivals at
Liverpool are exceedingly scanty. There was a fair atten-
dees:le at our market this mcrning, end the beat dry sample'
of English wheat were taken off at fully late rates, other aorta
being anclienred. There was only a moderate consumptive
demand for fiber, at the currency of this day ee'nntght. •
Oats mad oatmeal sold slowly without change in value.
inglbh bases were somewhat firmer, and Egyptian 6d. per
glassier bights. Indian corn likewise advanced 6d. per qr.

. .
Nrwozz, Fes. I.—At this market there wee a mo-
derate 'lmply of wheat from the farmers, and a 'toady de-
mand was mods at fully previous quotations. White made
48e. to 63a.; red, 445. to 48a. per 36 stone. The barley trade
was quite as sails' as last weak, but there was a scarcity of
fins sorts, which realism' extreme currencies—namely, .180.
to 465. per qr. • grinding, 275. to 29e. per 36 stone. Terre
was a moderate supply of oats, the demand for which we
steady at last week's rates-23e. to 26e. pee 24 stone. Of
beam the show was scanty, and, with a Mir demand, pre-
vious currencies were well maintained ; old, 480. to Ms.;
new, 40a. to 445. per 38 stone. Peas, 360. to 40s. per 36
stone.
2j-
NEWBURY Psi. had a mall supply of wheat,
which sold reidily at an. adv.*, of le. par qr., a clearance
being offeated. The subs !souks apply to the barley trade.
More demand for oats and beano, sad prior rather in favour
of the 1111111/C Pose dull.

ii/L/111D01, FM. 2.—Ths supply of wheat Is short, and
sweisanisipeaved demand without alteration' in valise. Spring
was is a slow sale, at forum erica. The best price obtained
for wheat is 68e. Barley, 38s. Oats, 28e. Beans, 425.
Pear, 38e. per qr.
Wasansonfi, Fin. I.—Oar import list is a complete blank
alscie Saturday, and we have very trifling supplies to report
be.. hewers The trade sesames a wore healthy tone, and
ail articles meet a better inquiry at fall price., while for
Indian coin a farther advance is easily obtained. Weather
sold sad frosty.

EDtNBVIQM, FEB. I.—We had In the market today
hen wasesold. 1,116 b barley, 2,641 oata, and 314 beans.
W eat, 1,132 qrs. • barley, 995 ; oats,
1,792; aid beano, 241 gra. Suppbee large, and ready sales.
AB compared With last week—Wheat was 3d. down on top,
and 2d. delta on average. iltarley was 3d. down at top,
and 3d. down on avenge. Oats were 3d. down on top, and
2d. down on average. Henna were same as last on top, and
6d. up on average. Prices per imperial qr.:—Wheat, 355. 94.
to 48e. Od.• Barley, n.. 6d. to 41s. 34. Oat, 19s. Od. to
29a. 9d. Beams, ot 6d. to 465. 6d. Weight of top—Wheat,
66e11..; barley, One. ; oats, 44i1bs. ; beans, 671bs.

CATTLE.-11hunmaom, Fen. I.—The supply of sheep
thi• morning wee larger, there being 6,664, or 1,066 more
than last market 841-a were slowly effaMed, and prices
down from le. to li. 6d. a heed =opted with those of teat
week. Top price of the beet mutton, Bd.; current, 7d. to
7;d.; awessad Inferior, 6d. to 60. use lb. The number of
cattle wee also larger, there being 951, or 67 more than het
week. Quality generally good, but slow sales at 3d. to 6d.
per stone down. Top price, 7s. 96.; current, 6e. 9d. to 78.,•
middling and lof rior from tis. 4d. to 6a. 66. per imperial
stone. At the close a clearance not effected. Fed /Aga, from
sa. to 6e. per imperial Mow ; six to eight week' old do.,
from 9a. to Ile. a head. Numbers in , 5,564;
fat cattle, 951; mach cows, 79 ; pip, 216.