The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-11 00:00:00

MARKETS.

WOOL AND WORSTED. —BRADYORD, JAN. 10.
There is very little doing in wool, there being an evident
holding off on the part of the buyers. The stringency and
uncertainty of the money market occasions extremecaution, and as staplers hold with great firmness to the
high rates now current, very few transactions have taken
place. The bueineu doing by spinners is exceedingly
limited. The export trade is most significant, and the
home consumption becomes more andmore curtailed. Spin-
ners wisely avoid making into steck,andiessen the prodia tion
in proportion to the demand ; the consequence being that
very many frames are idle in some quarters where idleness
is a new experieuce. Strong adverse influences also affect,
the piece department. The continued unfavourable newt
from America, end the rise to 7 per cent. in the Bank rats
of discount, engender the greatest imssible reluctance to
operate during the week. Business liu.s been remarkably
quiet for the time of the year in the warehouse*. The
manufacturers, except the makers of fancy goods, must be
very slack. Buyers for the Continent also act with the
greatest cautiou, feeling the hostilities in Italy may re-
commence next spring and lead to greater complication..
Stocks of goods are by no means heavy and we may expect
KIP u steady liDE4B for January should the political hot izon
clear up and the money market become less stringent.

CORN.—BITIMINGSIAW, JAN. 10.—At Gloucester market,
on the sth inst..the wheat trade ruled firm, with the tarn in
favour of the seller. ; st Worcester, the same day, the cur-
rency of that day week was scarcely maintained.' Bosley
rather higher. Oats realised an advance of lid. per quarter.
Beans rather dearer. Peas unaltered. During the present
week a fair Imainesa ha. been done in wheat, at fully pre-
vious rates Barley tending upwards. Oats held for 6d. to
Is. per quarter more money. Beau, quite as dear. Peas
dull. At Wolverhampton, yesterday-, there was an increased
supply of wheat, but lower prices were not generally- sub-
mitted to. At this day's market there was a full supply of
wheat, and to make progress in sales a reduction of fully U.
per quarter had to be submitted to. Barley i,rave way to a
similar extent. Oats and beans were firmly held for last
week's priers. Peas maintained their value.
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DErrin.. J ts. 10.—There was a fair suply of wheat
:i which met a nn sale at last week's prima. Barley wag in
large supply, but trade was dull at a decline of la. a qr.,
and in some instances of more for secondary qualities .
Wheat, hest, CO, to 705.•. middling, 47a. to 665. ; inferior,
Oa to 475. Burley, 30a. to 41s. Oats, Zia. to =a. Beans,
*IL to 10.. Peas, 42a. to 4,is. Flour, fine, 495. to Ws.
per seek; seconds, 445. to 475.
MANCUCATY.R. JAN. 10.—There was about an average
attendance at our market this moaning, but the business
passing was limited. In extra (nullities of wheat no
material change was observable, but secondary sorts of
English receded Is. to 2e. per quarter, and American 2.1. to
3d. per 7011 e. Flour was very little inquired for, and the
turn of prices was in favour of buyers. Oats and oatmeal
were firm. Beans were without change. Indian corn was
slightly easier.
NSWBVBX, JAN. 10.—We had a large supply of wheat.
for which there was a steady sale at about the prices of
last seek. The above remarks applied to boric;'. The
triole for oats, beans, and peas aasdoll at :AO quotations.
r l'arDol4 .lase. 10. —Me SUM,' of grain at to-day's
mutat is better in cdtailltiou, aid mom samples offering.
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