The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-09 00:00:00

MARKET&

ocorroN.—uvripool, JAN. 9.—Our market was ex-
tremely quiet to-day, at previous prices. The salsa were
4,000 bales, Including 3,780 American, at 4d. to did. ; 900
Egyptian, at Bfd. to ,• and '2O Peroam, at 9d. Of
chick, 1,000 are for speculation and export. The week's
import is 44,005 bale'.

COTTON GOODS.—Masi muftis, JAN. B.—The bust-
IMO for Jodia and China is on • very limited scale, and
where there has been any change in prices it has been rather
is favour of buyers. The same remarks apply to goods
suitable to the Levant trade. Printing cloths are very much
&premed. and lower in price. Telegrams from Calcutta up
le the Iltli and 12th December are to hand, width speak of
an Improved state of affairs there, and au advance on the
current scats of goods, say 2d. to 3d. per piece on shirting',
but the amounts do not show results which cover purchases
bare, and consequently they have not led to much busines•
in this market. In the yarn market there is scarcely any-
thing doing. It is fiat in all departments, but prices are
not quotable lower, owing to the strength imparted to the
market by the contracts still unfinished. It I. only wheys
spinners are without orders, or are coming out of contract,
that there is any change, and in such cases buyers can ob.
taro some advantage. The advance of the French rate of
diaoount to 7 per cent., after that by the Bank of England,
has not created much surprise, and there is so alarm or
excitement here, but men are evidently making up their
minds to observe more caution. The news from th• United
Mateo has naturally produced • more profound sensation
here than anything else.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Luna, JAN. B.—The weather
being dark and foggy duress market hours this
morns
there was only a limited attendance of mertisant a
little activity prevailed, still a moderate business wie trans.
acted, more than might have been expected from appear.
anon in the cloth.halls, but principally is tweeds and
other light fabrics.

XAN URA orintss.:-H1

JAN. B.—There

has bessa better attsnda•oe of buyers to-day, including •
few ropressalsOles cd sees of the levy London bosses ;
but tiepeeetl•Wre
purehsess heist onleyac=dlight, the amount of
business transacted bee all. The
an
.average
goods sold were asap is the lower descriptions of fancys.

WOOLS.-Hi

JAN, B..—Bigh rated at di-

count generally affect th pries ei the star material, but
stocks of wool ou land being Mbar beer, it remits to be
seen what effect this may have an the we huh. Today's
market has been uncommonly quiet, but little wool of say
sort having changed hands.

CORN.— Hum, Jaw. 6.—At to-day's market a good
supply of English what, white seas reedit yat last week's
rates. Foreign supports late currency, with only a retail
demand. Barley shoe, and good malting parcels rather
dearer. Beans end peas haltered. Oats •teady,with more
inquiry for flee old hone corn. The foreign imports last
week are as under .—what, 5,55 i 9rs. ; barley, 3,5011
beano, 596 ; peas, 676; Una, 796 ; linseed arid rapeweed,
940.

Lzros, JAN. B.—Frost still continues. The show of
wheat is limited for this day's market ; business is not ex-
tensive, but what takes place is at the rates of last week.
Barley fully es dear. Beans, cats, and other articles with-
out material alteration. Average prim for the week end.
lag Jan. 6, 1860 Wheat, 1,110 qrs., 60s. Old. ; cats,
96 pa., 36e. 'Ted. ; barley, 1,293 qrs., 41s. ; beans,
5 qrs 47a.
a.naroox, Jam. 8. —At our market to-day. the at-
tendance was only small of country buyers, and in wheat
there was bat a retail sale at a dachas!, of about Yd. per
1001ka. on. the prices of Friday last. Flour also was in
poor demand, and to effect sales a concession of 6d. to ls.
per barrel was necessary. Oats and meal rather mare in-
quired for, without change in price. Barley and beans
study. Indian corn very dull, sod 6d. per quarter lower.
American mixed, 365. to 36e. fid. ; Galata, 395. to 395. 6d. ;
white, 41s. per 48e1bs.
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SALISBURY, JAN. 8. —Todatmarket was well supplied
with &ens, and there was a ter attendance. A good
business was done in wheat at late prices. Maar unaltered.
Barley of all descriptions was a slack sale, but pews. were
unchanged in value. Malt maintained its price. In
other descriptions of grain there was not the almhtest
change to note, and the trade was dull. New wheat, 56e.
to Ws. ; old ditto, 64e. to 72a. ; barley, 33e. to 46u ; oat.,
24. to 35b. ; beaus, 455. to 56e. ; peas, 42e. to 48e. ; rye,
30s. to 355. per qr. Flour, Ms. to 53.. per sack. Malt,
9s. to Ps. &L per bushel.

CATTLE. —Samsun, JAN. s.—At our market to-day we
had a limitedsupply of heasta, but the condition was tolerably
good. With • good attendance of buyers there warn an
active demand ;but enhanced rates asked caused the tads to
rule slow, and prices may be oonsidered about 6d. per score
dearer. A total clearance was ultimately effected. Sheep
were In very short suly but good in quality
and condition. All changed hands at an ad-
vance ; beat Dowse made a hal nay per pound more. In
calves little or nothing doing. In the pig market
there was the aerial supply, in which a very good
business was transacted at former rates. Beat or beef, 12s.
to 13a. per more ; now and heifer ditto, 100. fkL tolls. 3d.;
best Down mutton, 9d. per lb.; other breeds, 7d. to 8.1;
veal, 7d. to 70. ; fresh pork, Ted. to Sd.; salted ditto, IkL
to Sid., and lls. to Us. 3d. par more ; green bacon, Sd.
96d•pee Ib.; lig' ditto, 10d. to 11d. ; sweet pickled
lama, 10d. to ltd. ; quarter old store ph,n, 10s. to 14e.
Baal : nos Wdk caves, LIS. to 141.