The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-01 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LivsarooL, JAN. 3L —Ws have • moderate
demand for Gotta* to-day at yesterday's prices. The sales
am 8,000 babe—including 7,300
Si
o ;
500 Surat, 40. to 50. ; 150 Edyptiaa, iL to 91d. ;20
Pernani, Slad.; 30 gam•, w 'lush 3,000 are for
speculation' sod sport. TM week's import is 78,421 halos.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BILDIOIII), Jas. 31.
There seem to be a few more enquiries about, bat not
many transactions result, sad snob as an made are at
prises in favour of the buyer. There is no doubt that most
damn of wool can now be bought at rather loss than a few
weeks back ; buyers, notwithstanding, show no anxiety to
Spinners have no desire to increase
=l.7stocks, area at current rates, with the prospect of
continued dulness. The demand for worsted yarns fur ex.
port is Mel very limited, and the consumption by the MOW
faaturen is even diminishing ; nor is there more doing for
home onnumption. Prices are somewhat reduced ; the
buyers for foreign markets are anxious to order for distant
delivery at the reduced rates. The unfavourable news from
the continent tends to check business, but we nevertheless
hear of a little more inquiry for pieces, and anything jobbish
=seta with a better sale. The home buyers are looking
after spring goods a little more, but the American market is
still closed. There are several foreign buyers in the market,
but their 'purchases have not bees large. Prices are main.
Seined with firmness, particularly for Orleans and lustre
goods, suitable for China. The recent faihues in the Greek
trade are met likely to elect our merchant'.

CORN.—BritmottAN, JAN. 31.—At Gloucester and
Worcester markets, on the 26th, wheat was about ls. per
quarter lower; at the former, the supply was large from
the growers, at the latter, small. Barley dull sad tending
downwards. Oats Rd. per quarter cheaper. Beans and
peas held fur previous rates. During the present week few
transactions are reported, but no reduction has been sub-
mitted to on the sales of wheat effected. Barley lower.
Oats and beans only taken in retail. On peas the turn is in
favour of buyers. At Wolverhampton, yesterday. the
wheat trade was slow at the currency of the previous week.
At this day's market there was a moderate supply of wheat,
and all qualities realised fully the ratted this day se'nnight.
Barley declined la. per quarter. Gats only taken in retail
at our quotations. Beans and peas bald for previous prices.
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D. 11168, Jilt. 31.—We had a fair supply of wheat;
so bad was the coalition generally that there were not above
half a dozen lots fit for millers use ; these few parcels
nearly maintained last week's prices, but all the rest
was quite unsaleable • the condition was worse than it has
been yet. The best samples of barley meta fair sale at
about last week's prices ; but all inferior sort of which
by far the greater part consisted, were in very little de-
mand and cheaper. Wheat, best, Mc to 665.; middling 45e.
toll& ; inferior, 38s. to 45e. Barley, 30s. to 45e. Oats, Zia to
33e. Beans, 465. to 50e. Peas, 425. to 46e. Flour, Ilse,
495. to 525. per sack ; seconds, 44e. to 475.
MANCIIVITILEI, JAN. 31.—There was a fair athindance at
our market this morning. Foreign wheat and flour of good
quality were held firmly at last week's prim, at which but
lrttle business occurred. English was offered at a reduction
of Is. to 2s. per quarter and Is. per sack, without inducing
buyres to operate. Oats arid oatmeal were the turn lower.
In beans there was no material change; while Indian corn
advanced 6d. per quarter.
NICIVARIC, Jare. 30.—There was a much less supply of
wheat at today's market, the business passing being prin-
cipally confined to these samples fit for millers present me
at about the grime of last week ; other qualities neglected:
Barley ls. per qr. lower ; inferior samples hang on hand.
Oats and beans fully support late rates.

NEWBURY, JAY. 31.—We had again a very large supply
of wheat, principally left over from lad week's market,
and very rough ; trade ruled exceedingly dull, at a decline
of 2a. per qr. Barle in fair supply, and about 2s. per qr.
cheaper for all qualities; line Arm at late rates.
Oats, beans, and peas were fully ls. per qr. cheaper. _ _

UXBRIDGE, JAL 31.—The condition at moat samples of
grain ia bad, and the trade rules dull, with much offering.
Wheat is 2a. and barley la. qr. lower in value. Wheat
sells from 425. to 86s. • bar, 90s. to 365. ; oats, 235. to
90a ; beans, 365. to 501. ; peas, 40s. to ua. per qr.
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VATIRPOID, JAN. 31.—We have very moderate arrivals
of foreign gram to report, and the supplies of home grown
are but tridieg. Oar market, notwithstanding, is very
quiet, and for all articles of the trade, except Indian corn,
holden' are compelled to take rather lees money.
EDUFIBUIOR, JAN. 30.—We hail in the market to-day
1,183 qrs. wheat, 1,506 barley. 2,910 mita, and 1r:1 beans.
Time were sold--Wheat, 608 gm; honey, 1-169 : cote,
Mead beans, 98 qrs. As compered with last week—
lies ge. up on top, and 2a. &I. up ca average.

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