The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-29 00:00:00

tracks do not extend like those forahirting, and some
other eastern fabrics into April and if
lbCy.
ands are
uoted, 13d. for 71b., and 134 d. per . for 81b. 841 b.
The home trade were doing rather more busbies. last Week,
bat business has been quieter in this branchnt the market
to-day as well se others.
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WOOLLEN.—Linue, JAN. 'lb.—The cloth balls 14,,,,
not shown mach improvement this morning. The attend.
mice of buyers has not been large. Amongst the out.
town houses we noticed nue or two representative* of
Bradford and Huddersfield firms engaged in the shipping
trade. The total amount of business unwanted has, hoe.
ever, been of a restricted ohareater, and the parcels trans.
felled have in most cams been small. In the colourel
hall inquiries for union cosUnp
_and low tweeds still ph,.
pouderate. Some medium deed parcels of the fanner
have changed hands, and although the business at present
doing in tweeds is not so extensive as at the correspondin.
period of last year, the demand, however, is very fairly
sustained, and in the lower qualities especially • modem,
business is doing. Plain cloths keep their recent position
and the business done has been small. There has not hero
forth doing in hairlists in tbe white market. In.luirui
for either quality have not been very numerous, but where
wools have been made they have been mostly in the finer
descriptions.

CORN.-HCLL, JAN. 28. -eather is s mild si.,!
open,•• little frost now and then till
, but it does not last load,
and the winter season creeps along with a mild, and at
times springlike temperature. At to-day's market a sew'
supply of English wheat, which is taken off by local nil.
lets at about Is. per qr. advance, beet runs of red making
745. to 75e. to the grower. Foreign sells more freely ; hey
red Bettie and Sambre', 73a. to , 55.; Polish Odessa. ;.
to 73e., all par 480Ib. Barley moves off slowly, at 41s. c.i.
to 435. per 32 stones, for stout Danish. Beans and per,,
unaltered. Oats in steady request, and fine qmilitiei
rather dearer. Foreign arrivals for the week :- Wheat.
20,770 ; barley, 4,087 ; oats, 5,817 ; beans, 87 ; tares, 4i.,;
Indian earn, 632 qrs.
lemma, JAN. 28.-There was an unusually small sepply
of wilco* here today, which sold readily at fully 2i. wr
qr. advance over last week's rates. Barley in fair supoy,
and late rates supported. Beans and peas firm.
Leers, JAN. 28.-Factors to-day ask Is. to 2s. per /r,
more for wheat than on Friday this makes our millets
pause, but uwe have so little left on band, holders sr,
not at all disposed to sell except at ouch advance, so ttat
the business doing today is limited. Barley and offet
articles without material alteration.
LIVERPOOL, JUT. 28.-At today's market we had a
very moderate attendance, and in wheat a t derahl.
business took place at an advance of 2d. per motel or
white kinds on the week. Red kinds unchanged. Flom
steady at previous rates. Indian corn in moderate request'
at a decline of 6d. per 480Ibs. on the week. Oats rather
whir. Oatmeal unchanged. Egyptian beans quiet at late
rates. Canadian pease unchanged. Malt quiet. Lathy
dull, but unchanged in eau*.
LYNN, Jae. 28.-The weather continues smld, with rail
at intervals. A small show of wheat at market today.
1 the condition was more or less affected by the preen
I damp weather ; picked dry samples made le. per qr. num
money, other descriptions as last week. lkirley, betl.
malting and grinding, fully supported last week's prices
Beans and oats each prices in favour of sellers.
Per imperial qr. to the grower:-Wheat, wink.
new, 611bs. to 63Ibm per imperial bushel, 7'b. to 4..;
ditto, red, Gillis. to b3lbs., 71s. to 7:4. ; barley. Net
Chevalier malting, 531ba. to 541 be., 445. to 475. ; ants,
runs, Chevalier ditto, 521 he. to 531ba, 41s. to Lis.; o.t,
:Whs. to 381b5., •gas. to 28s. ; beans, 6.ilte. to was.
425. to 48s. ; peas, maple, 63liss. to tillbs., -tem. to ts,..
NrwCaitThr•otr-TINE, JAN. 28.-The weather has be.
come mild again. At our market this morning we hel
moderate show of wheat from the growers as well so Ma,
other quarters, but although the trade ruled exivedingli
firm there was not that elmticity which was a;parett ....
Saturday; still upon the whole a fair bus lo
that day's rates ; tiOlbe. new south country connnandmi
775., and laths. to 62115 a, 724. per 5041ba. respectnil).
There being a great want of choice of foreign, it lipl t 1..,
effect of limitir.g transactions. For a parcel of white A.;,.
tralian, not extra, 82. a. was paid, end i2a. iliL per:k illa. ta
new red Galata Ghirka. In dour or other articles we Lars
little variation to state either in value or demand.
NALISIN'RY, JAN. :8.-The supply nf grain Zenent7
was short, and the attendance large. Much of the .1.e.:
was out of condition, which rendered the trade dull, I.
the dryer sorts were disposed of at an advance of G. per
qr. Good malting samples of barley found buyers at ful:a
late quotations ; but little business was done in grinclii;
qualities. Malt wee in little request, and prices nervy
maintained. Oats, beans, peas, lee. were a dull sale at he
market's quotations. Wheat, 575. to 88e, ; barley, .....
to 48e. ; oats, 2:4. to 32.. ; beans, 4fie. to re.:s. ; per. 4...
to Ms. ; rye, 2ds. to 25a. per qr. ; tares, ss. to is. p:
bushel ; malt, tees. to 725. per qr.; and tiour, ':l2s. to :01.
per sack.

CATTLE.—SALTRIWILY, JAN. V.—The supply of Foci
at to-day's market was again large, and the quality gerk
rally eery good. The attendance of buyers was large, sn
the better chow animals met a fair ado, and realised le..
rates ; but the inferior aorta proved a drug on the heatet.
and sales were effected at declining prices, wkis
a great many remained on hand. Sheep
good quality were also in large supply, ...:
although a good business was transacted, a clear:tau -
the inferior sorts was not effected. Best downs n.
tamed late rates, whilst other breeds were a st.
cheaper. There were a few calves on offer, which
from 53/4d. to 6d. per lb. The pig market was well buil:,
with all descriptions, but trade was dull, and prio a A
continue low. Best ox beef, lie. 6d. to 12... lid. per sr,,.
cow and heifer ditto, 10e. to 10a 6d. ; beet Down mull.
7d. to 74d. per lb. . • other breeds, 6d. to lild.; seal...,
to 6d. • fresh pork, iiid. to 71d. ; green bacon. ;.,1. •
Rd. ; dry ditto, 544. to 9d. ; poiken, per score, 9s. :la •
9s. 6d. ; large bacoa pip, 9s. to 9s. dd. ; sweet ph',
barns, 9d. to 105. per lb. ; and quarter-Ad stout 1.. r.
Ilk. to 14a. each.