The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-15 00:00:00

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COTTON.—LrvizrooL, Frs. 14.—We have had a slow
market here to-day. Prices nominally without change.
The galas are 600 balm, of which 1,000 are for export and
speculation.

COTTON GOODl3.—Maxenzarin, FEL 14.—There
has been a good deal of business in yarns, and in some eases
rather higher prices. The chief demand in singles was in
20's and Ws water twist, and in 40'. rank yarn, the latter
being chiefly in demand for India. For 40's mule some very
large additional contracts have been entered into at very full
priors. The Germans are also free buyers to-day in all sal-
able descriptions of twist. For Bradford the demand was
something enormous, chiefly for the doubled was used in
the warps of worsted goods for dress *or. Yarns cannot,
in fact, be supplied in sufficient quantities far this breach of
trade. On the whole, ihe market for yarn' has been healthy,
strong, sad vigorous, el h a demand for all markets, home
and foreign. In the cloth market there has been lees sr:Welty,
the lettere by the overland mail, now overdue, not being to
band. Manufacturers have few or no goods to sell, however,
and are indifferent about extending orders which must nacre-
wily be for delivery at a remote period, and form engage-
ment& which there is hesitation about taking without some
advance in tams. For the home trade market there is no
change.

WOOLLEN.—Lms, Fait. 14.—Then has only been a
moderato attendance of merchants in the cloth halls thin
morning, and the tone of the market has been rather flat.
The demand for summer fabrics Is decidedly easier, and the
transaction. generally have been within a limited canvas,.

WOOLS.—.III7DOXIMPIELD, Pie. 14.—The stocks of
colonials in dealers' hands are much reduced, and much anxiety
le felt as to bow prices may run next Lon Jen sales, an-
nounced to 00411MIDO8 on Match 1; meantime there is quite
as mob doing as oonld be expected under the circamstsaces.
KANUFACTUREB.—MUDDEneIIIIII3, Fie. 14.—There
has been a moderate attendance of buyers, but bogus's hes
not been quits eo brisk, chiefly owing to the continued winter
weather, which has a tendency to check the demand for
spring goods. Stocks, however, are still kept below en
average.

CORN.-Hutt., Fre. 14.-At to-dare market a fair sap-
' ply of English wheat, which meets with a ready sale at Is. to
2s. per qr. over the rams of last week; foreign still held
above the linseed buyers, consequently bet little pawing.
Barley of all descriptions in better demand, and realises le.
more money. Beans, peas, and oats are oleo the turn dearer.
I Tares for seed in steady demand at the quotations. The
foreign imports last week areas under :-V7hast,22 qrs.; bar-
' le7, 6,796; oafs, 696; beans, 301; pass, :70; • tans, 245;
linseed and mewed, 14,199; oil cakes, 199 Walk; boner, 127.
Lands, Fen. 14. - With frosty weather, and only
Moderate stippiles of wheat, the trade shows an upward
tendeacy, and One fresh qualities of English end beet foreign
make aa advanosif le. to 2a. per quarter from the rates of
this day sionista. Old is sot so much inquired for, sod
does not participate in the improvement. Barley fully as
dear; beans and oats improve in value; other articles rizt•
altered. Arrivals slime this day week :-Wheat, 368 ire. •
barley, 400 qrs. Average price of grain for the week ending
Feb. 11 :-Whiest 3,340 qrs., 445. 90.; oats 266 qrs.,
23e. 91d. barley 2.67931 d. ,• rye 10 qrs., 365. ;
beans 88 qes.,42a. 4d. ; peas 48 qn., 37e. 3id.
LYNN, Fan. 14.-Weather is Bee and frosty. To-days
market the supply of wheat was shod, and • reedy sale was
experienced at an advsnce of Is. per qr. ape last Turd-
day's rates. Beans and barley each Is. to 2s. per qr. higher.
Prices: - Wheat, whits, old, 6111 m. to 631 he., 44e. to
48s. ; ditto, new, 60Ibe. to 621 be , 42e. to 47..; red, old,
61Ibs. t0631ba., 425. to 465. • ditto, new, Nibs. to 6111.., 395.
to 44e. Barley, Chevalier, new, 6211 e. to frilhe.; 39e, to
465.; common, 61Iba. to 621b5., 295. to 36a. Beene, old,
66th.. to 66111 m., 47e. to 60e. ; ditto, new. 6411 m. to 6611..,
41e, to 48e. per qr. to the growers._

NIRCLIITIT, Fan. 14.—English wheat in good supply,
and in the business done a further advance on Saturday's
prices has been established; but the late arrivals having
gane &hay into millers' Made, transactions have not bum
to any great extent. Foreign more in demands but high
limits prevent business. Flour held for Is. par sae alcsma,
with an improved demand. Barley very firm, dee mailing
In demand. Oats more in request, at 6d. per quarter dearer.
Beans and per sell resist bitter.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Wei MNew Tele% Teti
maven. open. eeneete irseas. 0. 1/41.
Week ending Jan. 11. A
Good Trout of (Inept 970 U' 7,* 10,111 11.W.S

Piton 006 111141saikes 1811 MO 470 1.030 1,010
W• 44 mass Jan. IT.
Gnu Wows of Woofs .... 344 2.189 3,216 6,165 5,726
14017010
Week sod Like therm .... 161 411
mass Sob. 0.
Cornwall . 403 261 861
North stokedranoCiar.. 2311 7.688 7,021
weal ..met rob. 11.
.e.l &WI W• 01111 -• 4112 6,031

Nom mates PM. LS.
Modal ...... 1.7il 9.314 2.51
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