The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-16 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.— LIVERPOOL, J. 15.—The sales are again
large to-day, with a very firm market—being 15,000 bales,
including : 12,350 American, at 41d. to 9d. ; 2,000 Surat,
4,1 d. to Cd. ; 400 Egyptian, 81d. to 9d. ; 250 Maranham,
81d. to Bfd. ; of which 8,000 are for speculation and export.
The week's import is 11,448 bales.

COTTON GOODS.—MANCHLITER, J %N. I.i.—The yarn
market has been very strong, in consequence of the activity
at Liverpool in oottoo, and spinners have been demanding
id. per lb. advance upon the rates of Friday last. Any
seller able to take Friday's rates might have mold heavily,
but the advance stops business. The demand was very ge-
neral from all market, home and foreign, at late rates : but
there has not been much bminess at the advance. The rise
in cotton and yarns has not been responded to at all by manu-
facturers, or by purchasers of manufactured goods. There is
nothing in the accounts from India to encourage buyers in
the present state of the market. The so:multi& by letter
are to the sth and the telegrams to the 15th December, and
those offer uo inducement to business at present prices. In
other brunches of the cloth trade there is but little doing.
Printing cloths and domestics are quiet, without change of
prices. Seller' of these goods and of T-cloths have tried in
some cases to obtain a small advance, but not with much
SUCCORS.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lanes, J. M.—The market
presented no feature of importance tl,in morning. It wan
only moderately attended. !fixtures nud light fabrics were
chiefly in demand, and an average business in these and
other goods was transacted.

MANUFACTURES. HULIDFRSTIELD, JAN. 15.—The
buyers attending to-day are rather numerous, and their
purchases, though not heavy, aro moderate. The demand
for black doeskins of good and middle qualities seems to be
improving a little, and fancy mixtures and union goods are
easier to move. A better feeling prevails, and hopes, are
entertained of a good spring trade.

WOOLS. —HUDDIMSIPITLD, JAN. 15. —ln colonial wool.
there is more doing, at latelpestablished prices, and a
moderate amount of German ha+ changed bands during
the week.

LrveßrooL, :lAN. 15. Public sales; of 27,000 bales
of wool commenced here today, when the following
parcels were offered, viz.: -1,900 bales East India, of
which about 1,600 bales were sold ;200 hales Egyptiau,
none were sold ; 1:17 Persian, none were sold. There has
been a full attendance of home buyers, and several from
the Continent, but the latter operated sparingly ; for the
United States no purchaws were made. Competition has
been leas active than usual. and prices of East India are
fully id. per lb. lower than the average of our September
sales.

CORN.—Hut.t., JAN. 15.—At to-day's market a large
supply of English wheat; best parcels bupport last week's
currency, but secondary descriptions sell slowly at Is. per
qr. below last week's rates. Foreign meets a moderate
retail demand at full prices. Barley of all descriptions
rather easier. Beans and peas unaltered. Otte •teady, with
more inquiry for time old. The foreign imports List seek
are as under :—Wheat, U,27- gra ; bsrley, 1,190 ; beans,
1,00; oil cakes. 250 tons.
LELDK, J►L. 15. Frost has returoed. and the ,onal navi-
gation is still completely closed. We Lave a very poor
show of wheat, and although no great extent of business
takes place, last Tuesday's rates are fully supported. Barley
unaltered ; nor is there much variation to note io beaus or
other articles.

Livitneoot, JAN. 17,--There has been a good attcad-
ance of both town and country miller■ and dealer. at
this mornines market, and rather a better demand was ex-
perieneed for wheat than had been anticipated, the rates of
Friday being generally maintained. Flour moved only
slowly. and was in some instanees a shade cheaper. Indian
corn attracted % fair share of attention at vu impmvemeet
of tid. par quarter. Oats and oatmeal steady. "sac. Peoe•
and barley were each the tern cheaper. but si!ii a fair con-
""""s masini. The make: cloa-d etrady, but
wither! saimatioa.

Prootoa aml rubbabad by WILLIAM Rim; HALM, of No '
Lombardaticet. W filo Car of London, Priotor. at
tr t., ',AM-Arcot, lo the Preclut of L •-•
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