The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-15 00:00:00

MABKETS.

COTTON.—iTYMPOOL, Jett. 14.—The sales of cotton
today are estimated et 6,000 bales, of which 1,000 have been
taken for export. The sales include 220 Pertuun and Ma-
ranham at 6fd. to 71d. ; 110 Bahia at 60. to Old. ; 300
Etoprians, 71d. to lifd. ; 1,200 Surat, 34d. to 41d. ; and 100
Sea Wands, Ild. to is. 2d. The sales mace Thursday reach
30,000 babe, and the import 60,000. The market dosed
heavily. Compared with Friday. rates prices of American
are jd. lower. Other kinds leer changed.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADFOIID, Jsr. 14.
The failures of some firms sad the demands of others for
time, have tended thia week to destroy the more hopeful
tons to which we referred last week, end the market is de-
cidedly flatter iu every department of our trade. Very little
wool has changed bands, and where this has been the 041.,
there hoe been a rednotion in price. Nails and abort wool,
are little in demand, and at nominal prices. Our advice.
from those engaged in the English wool trade in town this
morning mats that the great depression in Bradford has a
baneful influence on the tied. there, sad that the prospects
theca would otherwise be moat cheering. The feeling that there
will be a more legitimate trade in future has a benefices' in-
fluence. Prices are no worse, but firmer. Them is some
inquiry as • trifling advance on late rites. In yarns, the greet
houses are preparing for business, now that the rate of in-
terest is reduced. There are more inquiries and offers that
we have known for some time past. There is no altemtket
in cotton yarns There is not much doing in 'ha piece de-
partment. Some large parcels have changed bonds dosing
the seek, but prices are very unsatisfactory. There Is •
little activity in fancy articles.

COKN.—BIRMINOHAII, JAR. 14.—At Olonceeter sad
Worcester market., on the 9th, there was a good supply of
English wheat, and little business done ether In that de..
acription or foreign, bet prices were unaltered. No varia-
tion In barley, oats, or beano. During the present week ear
millers have been very shy buyers of wheat, though holders
would have accented lower Met. No change to report fa
oats or beans. Iltaley Is. per quarter cheaper. Peas team
and in request. At Welverhatopton yesterday wheat sold'
sloe ly at a decline of la. to 24. per quarter. At this day's
market there wee a good supply of English wheat, and the
trade ruled dull at Is. to 2a. per quarter hue money. Barley
get, sad about Is. per quarter lower. For os's we had a re-
tail demand at lest week's prima. No alteration in bows
or plea.

Damns, JAN. 14.—We had • good supply of wheat, and
the advent.* of last week was newly lost sellers having to
submit to a decline of about 2s. per qr. 'Barley was in fair
supply, and was fully le. per qr. lower. Beans wars In
better demand. In oats and we no alteration. Wheat,
hest 48s. to 33r. ; middling, 38s. to 48a.; inferior, 345.
to 385., barley, Me. to 435. , oats, 21s. to 32a ; beans, 385.
to 48s. • peas, 36a. to 466. , flour, One, per sack, 375. to
41a.; 11;:elads, Us. to 376. -
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li•NC1114;11‘, i•N.14.-Our market this morning WWI
utoderauoly suede& English and American wheat sold
slowly at a decline of 1.. to 2a. per qr. on the former, mad 21.
per 7ulbs. on the lett. r. Flour was 14e, ed at a donnas of In
per sack wapiti, attracting buyers. Oats and oelsommi wore

but little inquired for, and moat be rnotid tha turn '.lower.
Good dry English beans, aa also :Egyptians, were,„firm,
Indian corn was again rather cheaper.
iTNiirarny JAW. 14.—We had a large imply of wheat,
white sold alinelutviartsedtietion of la. to 2a. per qr. The
barley trade was with a moderate simply, barely sup.
late Tall.. quite se dear. Beans_and pew
wry .

fXBRIDGP, JAN. 14.—The trade to-day is heavy, and to
effect Wee wheat is 3s. to 44. per qr. lower. Barley meets a
slack demand. Oats are firm at former prices.
WATMORD, lAN. 13.—With rather an increased ripply
of brumes whist at market to-day, buyers were enabled to
°pasts at Is. to ls. 6d. pisr barrel below the rates of last
Saturday. All other articles of trade fully supported Lam
rates with stair amount of badness passing.
Entreat:nos, Lox. 13.—We bied in the market to-day 1,629
qrs. wheat, 2,401 qrs. barley, 1,580 qrs. oats' and 186 qrs.
be. There were sold—Wheat, 1,359; barley, 17780 -
oats, 1,365 ; and beans, 167 qrs. Fair supply of gram ij;
the market to-day. Wheat sot in good condition. With
the exception of oats, which were better, other grains am*.
As compared with Let weak—Wheat same on top, and 3d.
down on average. Barley ed. up on top, and 3d. down on
average. Oats 3d. down on top, and Bd. up on average.
Beans 6d, op on top, and 2d. down on average. Prices per
imperial qr. —Wheat. 30a. to 52a. • barley, 24.. to 355. 6d.;
oats, 18s. 9d. to 275. 6d. ; beans, &tic to 40e. 6d. Weight of
top wheat, 63Ibs. ; barley, 67th.. ; oats, 451 be. ; and tons,
Obi. per bushel.

Gwooow, Jaw. 13.—At this day's market transactions
were limited and in retail, American wheat losing the ad-
vance of 6d. to la. per boll obtained last week ; but of fins
new Baltic there was sanely any offering, and previous
quotations ma* be repeated. Flour about 6d. per barrel and
sack lower. Oats and oatmeal without change. Barley,
beans, and peas unaltered.

CATTLE.—EDINBIIIIIII, JAN. 13.—There was a small
supply of sheep to-day, the number being 4,920, or 329 lees
than LW week. Saks were slowly effected, and, with the
exception of the best b trodden, prices a shade
lower. Top price of the beat mutton, 7d. ; current 7;
ewes sad inferior, from bd. to 6d. per lb. The supply of
cattle was large, the number being 702., or 169 more than last
week. Demand good, and prices math the same as those
obtained lad week. Top price of the beet beef from 63. 9d.
to 7s. 3d. ; currant price, 6s. 6d.; middling and inferior, from
k. 4d. to Is. per imperial stone. Pork, from 6a. to 6s. 6d.
per stone. A clearance not effected. We had in the mar-
ket to•day—sheep, 4,920; fat cattle, 702; milch cows, 100;
and pigs'

EiSE.-8AL1111417117, Jo.? .14. —At our monthly mar-
ket held to-day the supply of cheese was small, there being
only about two-thirds of the usual quantity pitched, and the
quality of the greater portion wee inferior. There was a
better attendance of buyers than of late, and the trade was
brisk, almost a total clearance being effected at an early hour.
There was no further decline In prices, as we hear, from the
sheet/tees of the 'apply, some sales were effected at a little
more money. Skims, 26e. to 29►. ; half-cowards, 60e. to
645. ; Wiltshke doubles, 665. to 68e. ; Semersets, 595. to
66e. ; Cheddars, 688. to 745. per cwt.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Alla p.. uON Teta, Toal.
lIIIILVATS. p.metes. doA
odin. I& 8. T.
156
Wash Min Jan. 1 A A AS
Walt Ilmilles
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W 40.418,1 Jan. 3. •
M. 481 BIONIC
11.11tliftir awl 000. — 3337 LOU meg _
7.1.4.0. .. 2.437 3.0 4.00 t3LI
1A... TL34.63.
/4.484. - as 168 864 Ls
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WIN melee Jr 9
North Kamm 816 9.112 16.0.0 2205 Will
Beanie and Lobar' lO SI 48 74
eamalr• zed Yam
Wad Dinadan .
Landondo72 sad lands2lll4n 01 181 428 711 601
Londerlerry mad Ookrigna ea 140 04 144 192
Stoat= aM Dartartas
Wekradak salbat Jan. 10.
1301.40, lauaraaalra. and
eboldra JOTOLIOS .
Sapid* Oastnd
Ports Bride
Lordon sad 111adilia/1 . . 1.144 63 1.8.0 1.114
r.
Canon Oaantaaa. Porfam. eH
Canon roam
AbreartartUska lO. 4 1 73 On
Mate O3 6410 622 1 303_ MIS
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