The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-13 00:00:00

MARKET&

CfYITON.—LITERPOOL, Fin. 12.—A very quiet market,
without any 11-aerial change in prim; from yesterday. Tho
sales to-day are estimated at 3,0(a) bales.

COTTON GOOD.4.—lLtsciirirrie, Fee. 12.—We have
again had a very gloomy market, with falling prices. le
cloths the amount of business has been very small. The
sales that have been made are reported at • reduction of
Ijid. to :id. per piece in India shirting", and at a propor-
tionate decline on lighter fabrics for India. There is a tele-
gram from Calcutta to the 16th January, bringing more un-
favourable accounts from that market and from China. In
printers and long cloths we have heard of some fair sales
in one or two quarters, at a reduction corresponding with
that on India shirtiege ; but in the general market these
goods are reported as quiet and very much neglected. home
fair sales are reported in domestics for the home trade, at
steady prices. In yarns the general report is one of in.
activity, but there are exceptional cases of agents who say
they have made some fair sales of both mule and water
twist, at • reduction of 4d. per lb.
WOOLLEN CLOT/I.—Lurie, Fair. 12.—We had a gat
market this morning. It was moderately well attended,
but there was not much animation, and only a moderate
business was transacted.

CORN.—Huu., Fri. 12. At to-day's market • small
supply of English wheat ; best sampin sell readily at fully
last week's currency, but damp parcels quite neglected.
Foreign meets a fair retail demand at full prices. Barley
of fine quality scarce and rather dearer. Grinding moves
off slowly. Beans and peas unaltered. Oats slow sale at
about late rates. The foreign imports hot week are as
under:—Wheat, 16,365 qrs. ; barley, 8,991; oats, 27 ;
beans, 95 ; peas, 10 ; tares, 29 ; linseed and rapeseed,
14,994 ; oil cakes, 355 tons ; bones, 342.
LEEDS, FEB. 12.—The trade has decidedly more tone in
it, and we are creeping into • healthy demand for wheat ;
it is however confined to old aglish and foreign qualities,
which are becoming exceeding scarce, and such sell readily
at the extreme rates of Friday, but fur runs of new we have
yet no inquiry. Barley fully as dear. Beans make late
rates. Oats and other articles as before.

LYNN, FEB. 12.—We have had fine weather for enabling
farmers to get on to their lands. Yesterday and to-day we
have snow, with wind N.E. At our market to-day we had
a fair attendance of growers, but only a limited show of
wheat, and prices of all descriptions in favour of seller..
Harley, malting nine as last week ; grinding rather lower.
Beans and oats quite as dear. Wheat, white, 611 b. to
631 b., 62". to 658.; ditto, red, .Alb. to 6216., 45e. to
565. Barley, beet Chevalier malting, 521 b. to 531 b.,
445. to 465. ; ditto, runs Chevalier, ditto 511 b. to 521 b.,
40s. to 425. ; ditto, distilling, 50Ib. to 511 b., 32a. to 36e.
Oats, 3616. to 421 b., 255. to 28'. Beaus. oZtl, 631 b. to
6516., 525. to 565. per quarter imperial to the grower.
Newc.urn.r., Frs. 12.—The weather still continues of a
wintry character. We bad a heavy fall of snow last night,
and to-day there have been frequent showers. The country
has a good, covering of snow. At our market this morning
we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers' with
little in from the coast ; but from 111111130 I the arrivelsare to
a fair extent chiefly by 'teenier from Hamburg. Lot=
choice new Norfolk yellow, 655. per 5041 he. was
but for thin descriptions there was no inquiry. Fme eir
Upland red from Hamburg realised 645. and Holstein 61s.
to all per 5041b5. Flour has held very firmly, but
the business passing was limited. Malting barley in slow
request, and tending downwards; grinding unchanged.
Malt, unless fine, neglected. In other articles little
change ; oats excepted, which are iu good demand and
inclining upwards.

WEATHER REPORT.
Tumour, IPZIaVART 12, 9 TO 9 LK.

B. Z I 11. I D. LC. 1. 8.
NMIN 29.73 26 IN.N.E. 1 a 4
AMMUMMi 29.76 34 32 E. 3 s
Gazlmoc2 78.76 83 31 N.E. 3 m
DisawiCB 39.06 40 37 N.K. 6 0
Corlainsolo
AiDsossia 29.36 33 31 E.N.L 2 c 2
Port2olll 26.74 33 31 8.8. K 3 b 3
861 mum 29.66 34 *2 E.N.E. 3 b 6
o•Lwar . /.70 32 8.1.. 6 1 2
BcmmosoCa3 29.02 35 34 N.N.Z. 2
1121.1. 29.69 28 N.W. 4 •
LlVEasool.
29.67 38 37 E.h.E. 6 o S
golJi32ow3i. 29.23 40 39 LK& 7 s 6
HIEDse
YAIIIOOTiI 29.88 $6 N.W. 3 o 3
Loma* 29.71 27 W.N.W. 3 b
11i9At Extreme 2081 23 N.N.W. 4
29.72 27 W.B.W. 3 b
Dorn
PoefelloPta 1 29.80 29 N.W. 3 m
PORTLAND-- 29.78 31 N.W. 3 c s
PLIOorTR 51.80 33 32 K 3 0 3
PBBIBB6B
JERSKY
BARS?
BAYONNE
UMW

EXPLAIIATION.
meted and reduced to WI der. at mesa s
vertical rise, causing about one-hundredth
I: and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., causing
dab increase. .G.—Exposed thermometer
tend bulb for evaporation and dew
of wind (true—uotinagnetie). F.—Force
I.—Cloud (1 to 0). I.—lnitials b, blue sky:
_L fog; h, hall; I, lightning; m, mist!
Mall); r, rata: a, *now ; t. thunder. °'

IL —Barnmeter
level : each lu feet,
a an Inch dimlout
nearly three•hundt
In shade_ 31.-51,
point). D.—Directle
(1 to 12--eethnated).
c. clouds (detached) ;
(hay): o. overcast (41
eea-dlaturbanoe (1 to 9).

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

OASU ALTIES.
Guyana (barque`, from the Clyde to st. Hitt's, came on shore
last night on tiw Carrig rocks near Greenore Point, ill full ut
water, and will be a wreck ; crew sawed by the lifeboat.—
Wes/. rd. Yeb. 10.

The following vessels were totally lost at Rt. Ilkhaers In a
violent gale from Sci.E. and R 9. W. cm the Peth of January :
tibia Jacket, of Brigham, Captain Smerdon : Frolic, of London,
Captain Champion Fanny Call7l, of Whitstable, Captain
Pit-
man , Bijou, and Mignon, both of Liverpool : Serpent, of
Portsmouth ; Orange Blossom, of Falmouth. Crews of the
Senivnt and Mignon drowned; master of the &Jou siva
Plymouth,