The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-27 00:00:00

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COTTON. LivaarooL, Jos. 21— The Woo of opt-
ion to-day Si. estimated at 12,000 balm A quiet Moody
'sacked at yaltorday's Woes.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Baaaronn, Jan. 26.—The
dullness we lest weak soiled in the wool trade rather in.
MGM. The seise of the week ere very limited, and la
scam quarters lower prices Ere seboilated to. Combing skin
Ie sew becoming plentiful, and will tio doubt be premed upen
the market to secure the present high rates. We hare a
stud y trade doing in lambi and shorts, without any change
la prime. There le no improvement in this breach. The
avert Wiese are not doing much, nor Is there any new
snmalus with the home meantime. Prices ere toe high fee
speculation; hews the @unease that pervades the market.
Compared with the state of things two or three menthe go,
there is a greet alteration an the piece department. The
mesufacturers hut more orders offered then they could un-
dertake; now they complain of an abeence of inners. Then
the machinery wee all well employed, now looms as,
stending, sad the tendency is to keep others idle, fur the pre-
uses nigh rates toe oath worsted and cotton yarns offer no
inflessmest to make to stock. Boyers for the Americo'
imettet ere very gene. It it nedentood that the large ex-
, WOO of lest meson ere not selling to the extent that was
engaged, croseqttently W serplus /forming for the spring
draw d. Of course it cannot always be " high water," and
a litre faterreptima to the excitement of November may In-
dus.
id ..1 assent . smatisa that will be bensikdal to ell
mgag la dr aide

CORK.—Bemultiewsu, JAW. 26.—At Olcasseiter sad
Worcester roarkata, on the 14th, the wheat trade ruled dull,
het the mureacy et the previous week was firmly maintained
for all description. Barley quite se dear, with a trilling
demand. Oats oily found bu)are in retell. Beans and per
dull, but not oheaper. Daring the present week the Meer
Mime in wheat have been ea a still more limited seeks,
although the pillion report a fair demand for flow; priers
are aoadeally unaltered. Barley bold for rather mere new.
Oars very difficult to quit. Baum and peso only fad buyers
in very wall quantities. At Wolverhampton, yesterday,
there was • abort supply of wheat, and the prices of the pre-
vious week were firmly maintained. At this day's market
there wee lees wheat offering, yet the *vide ruled dull, with
the turn in favour of the buyer ; but we make no alteration
in our quotation*. Barley sold slowly for rather more money.
Oata, beam, and peas in very limited demand, at former
rates.

Davlzaa, JAN. 28.—We had a very abort supply of
wheat, which mat a very tirm *ale at last week's Feces.
Barley was in amall supply; the quality was inferior to last
weak ; that being takes tam °moderation, there ma so re-
tinal= is price. W haat, beet, 45e. to 480. per qr.; do.
middling, 38e. to 45e. per qr.; do. Warier, it. to 88a.
per qr. Barley. 33.. to 43e. per qr. Oats, 23e. to 213 a.
per qr. Beans,4oa. to 48a. per qr. Nee, 42e. to 48e. per
qr. Flour, flae (per sack), 38e. to 415.; ditto, emada,
Ve. to Me.

Xu4cHirria, Jig. 26.—The node during the wash
has undergone no insterial chenge ; Wetness has con-
tinued to he confined to the purchases et asounitoos boyars
oily at priori, r.r,ina bat little trees those prevloody
current. Fair supplies of when* and sour hoes shroud have
bent received et Liverpool, and also • seadesese quantity of
oatmeal from Ireland ; but of othav Midas the arrivals are
light. There was a somewhat better attendance at our
market this morning than for atone weeks pest, notwith-
standing which we we unable to sport say ispeoventent in
the iletuand for wheat and dour. The favor Tao bald truly
for previous rates, but the letter wee la an bastanote ob-
tainable as slightly lower terms. Oats, oatmeal,
peas and Indian corn, were in limited request; TitLont
sheradon In veins. Egyptian beans deollited L per
quarter.
'titans., Jaw. IL—At to-dare Nees areloet the show

of wheat from the growers was moderate. Buyers operated
awe freely, and rates quite equal to those of last week were
rediesd ; white deaoriptiorte sold at 495. to 66e.; red, 44e. to
48s. per 36 stone. The barley trade was a shade more satire,
sited molting sorts, which were some, made le. more mousy,
18e. to 46e. per qr., while grinding ditto ware a dull
/111114 and the turn in &your of the buyer--295. to 31e. per
Man. Oats a moderate show, but a heavy eat. at previous
currencies-22e. to 26e. per 24 atom. Beene were in limited
supply, and no material alteration In their value can be
60etquoted, pr 154siors var
36 ying from 40a. to 425. per 38 stone. PIM,
to pa stone.

NIWNUNT JAN. 26.—Our supply of wheat was MN
day swan, and realised tally last week', rater clearance
Wag sileetad. Thu same remarks may be appilisel to good
baby inferior neglected. Tue trade in oats, beans, and
peas, dull.

IJiantries, 28.—Than is a better demand for
wheat, sad sanapke fu fair °octillion sell freely; the prices
range from 42.. to 524. per qr. In barley there is less effor-
ts(' bat the trads is slow. Oats are pleatifult and la. Fe:
qr. lower. Beans and peas ao change in rains.

ZDUIDVILON, JAN. 26.—We Lad IS the market to-day
.16t6;:. qrs. wheat. 1,379 barley, 2,860 oat., sod 267 beaus.
sae .old--Wrest, 964 re.;q barley, 963; oats,
1,611; and beaus, 173 qrs. Sales dull. Aa compared with
last week—Wheat warn ls. 9d. down on top, and 11d. down
on average. Barley was 6d. op on top, end 9d. op on
average. Oats were the same ea last on top, and 4d. up on
average. Beau were 6d. up ow top, and 2e. 3d. up on
average. Prices per imperial qr. : Wheat, 341. to
48s. 3d. Barley, 295. to 41s. 6d. Oats. 214.6 d. to 30s. Beans,
40s. to 46e. 6d. Wolifht of top—Wheat, 6611 be.; barley,
67111 m. ; cam, 461 be, ; beans, 67111.6.

CATTLE.—Enrweunow, Jaw. 26. The supply of
Amp this morning wea 4,496. Little variation in prices
compared sith those obteined at last market. Ono very su-
perior lotof std blackhead welders brought 63e. 611. a head,
being fully Bd. per lb. With the exception tit the above, the
top prim was 701. ; current, 7d. ; ewes sad inferior from
6d. to ffid. per lb. The supply of cattle wee 884. The at-
tendance if bayou wee numerous, but prim down 3d. to 4d.
Per moue. Top Price, 7s. 9d.; current for the best from
le. 3d. to U. 6d.; middling and inferior from lts. 4d. to 6e. tid.
per imperlal Irene. A clearance not effected. Fed pigs, from
fie. to 6e. per imperial stone; six to eight weeks old do.,
from 10e. to 12e. a heed. Numbers in market--Sheep, 4,498;
fat agile. 884 ; mush cows, 68 ; pigs, 236.