The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-30 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Livraeon, Jew. 29.—The sales of cotton
to-day are estimated at 5,000 bales. The market closes
quietly. Pricesare nearly td.per lb. lover since Friday last.

COTTON COOD.?.—Slaricurargit, Jax. 29.—A rather
better feeling exists in the yarn market, and a little more
business has been done in water twist for China. Offers
are making for other markets, but they are mostly at too
low a rate to find acceptance with sellers. In cloth the
downward tendency so evident last week ha. bccn more
marked today. The prices of all descriptions of Indian
ehirtings are fully dd. per piece lower than last Tuesday,
and all other descriptions of goods suitable to the India
market are down in the same proportion. The feeling in
the cloth market is one of great depressioe. Cloths suited
to all markets feel more or leas this depreasion, and may
be bad on easier term, whilst the demand is almost
suspended for the present. This state of the market arises
a good deal from the belief that the difficulties in the
United Staten will be arranged more amiably than was at
first imagined. Two small Greek failures are mentioned
here. Oa Saturday a report that one of our largest mer
motile homes was in difficulties gained currency, and has
been heard of yesterday and to day. It will be satisfactory
to kern that there is not the slightest foundation for the
MOllOOl%

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Ltut, JAN. dense fog
that enveloped the town this morning caused such darkness
during market hours as to make a visit to the cloth halls
nearly tueleui. The attendance of merchants was exceed-
ingly limited, and the business equally so.

MANTTFACTITRES.—HUDDEMIFIELD, JAN. 29.—Owing
to the mildness of the weather there is an improved demand
forth, lighter descriptions of fancy goods suitable for spring,
but in black and mixture doeskin. and other goods usual
in the market business continues very flat for the season.

WOOLS.—HUooEne►I6LD, JAN. 2'.—There is but little
doing in wools, but prises are maintitined, which much be
attributed more to the smallness at stocks in dealers' hands
than to the demand.

CORN.—Hutt., JAN. 29.—At to-day's market a anal
,apply of English wheat; the best descriptions nearly sup.
port last Tueaday's currency. whiha parcels out of con-
dition must be quoted fully :N. per qr. lower. Foreign
meets with rather more inquiry at the decline Doted during
the week. Barley of all sorts moves off slowly. Beaus
firm. Peas neglectetL Osts very quiet, without change in
price. The foreign imports last week are as under:—Wbeat,
12,T30 qrs. • barley, 1,710 ; beans, 3,606 ; tares, 550 ; lin-
seed rapeseed, 2,950 ; bones, 44i4 tow.

Lamps, JAY. 29.--(From the Circular of Messrs. Dunes
and Co.).—We have an exceedingly limited demand for
even the fine qualities of foreign wheat, which are held at
full rates, hat our millers absolutely refuse to buy new
English, though offered at apparently tempting prices.
Burley as before. Beans in request and fully as dear. Oats
and other articles unaltered.

LITZSPOOL, JAN. 29.—This morning's market had •
good attendance of both town and country millers and
dealers, who were attracted here by the large supplies and
the expectation of buying cheaper from the decline at Mark-
lane yesterday. In the latter, however, they were disap-
pointed, for as the market wore on holders gained oon-
lidence, and at the close both wheat and flour were fully as
dear as on Friday, the demand however remaining chiefly
in the former. Indian corn was in good favour, and estab-
lished an advance of 6d. per quarter on all descriptions.
Oats and oatmeal are without change. Belot, Fo", and
barley are held firmly at full prices. The market closed with
• steady tone of feeling.
Lrwa, JAN. 29.—Weather is mild and spring-like. To-
day's market the supply of wheat was much less than last
week ; the beat samples fully maintained last week's quota-
tion, damp qualities no lower. Barley malting rune la. per
qr. cheaPgr, Finding se but week. tams—prices without
alteration. Wheat, white, Glib. to 631 b., 6yr. to Ws.;

NAIRN
Anxamiss :9.97
GRVENOCII
SIMVICIL

Po6l'aD9H .91
GALWAY 29.
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HiLDIA 3O.
VAMOOSE
LONDON 30.14
Night Extreme .27
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BAToinii .21
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