The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-08 00:00:00

AIALAIETS.

MANUFACTURER —Hunnananzw, AN. 7.—Thes
has been abetter attendance to-day at thia oar hdt markit
of the year. Badness tratusetiona, however, have not
been dud on the intareae, buyen still exercising the
greeted candott. A few edeatione have been made in new
patterns of spring goods and winter overocetings. The,.
hss also been more inquiry for Bedford cords, but Do
extedive puddler made. Other goods have only c.m.
mantled the rand attention, except in job lota, whoa
ISCIMOSI are made.

WOOM—HoMDBWINLD. JAL 7.—The wool elm,
00111tatUt• ea fermerly, no speculative purchases btin ,
tiro; small parcels for immediate oommumption
Wag aeliteted at prima recently established

001TON.—LrvispooL, JAN. T.—Quiet market, at Li,
decline. Estimated sales to-clay, 8,000 balm. including
1,500 spoodation and import. 3,000 American, 5.
Bid. ; 800 Perusm, &a., 7d. to 70. ; 150 81ara1,7.4.
to ; 200 Macao and Bahia, 61d. '
to lid. ; 500 Studo,
7d.i to lid. ; 400 Nuptials, lid. to 12d. ; 30 Smyrna, GI:
2,890 Surat, 4 id. o 6 ; Madras, 50. ; &Mai
4id. to sd. ; 30 Perm, 7i. Yak Dhollerst :;44.
far °clivalruitee, Sid. ; fair gram*, Sjd ; fair &erg
41d. ; fair Egyptian. lid. ; far Parma, lid. ;
Bowed., lid. ; middling Orleans, lid.

COTTON 000D8.—NANCRWITER, JAA. 7.—ln skip
ping yarns there has been a fair business doing at tt,
prime which were current and easily obtainable last Tate.
day, but buyers were unwilling to give the rates demanded
on Friday. The principal buying has been in yarns snit.
able for the markets of Germany, China, and to a mode
rate extent for those of India. Horns trade yarns hare
boon quiet, but steady. A moderate business has beet
transacted in these, and prices are generally the same
last Tuesday for all counts of yarn, Spinners and mane.
facturers are now feeling in a little more comforable
Lion than they have been, owing to a pretty good supply of
contracts, and are lees disposed to prole goods upon th.
market ; but even yet there are some exceptions to the
rule, and spinners are found easier to deal with than
others. For cloth we have had a fair number of offo,
from buyers of India goods of the better makes. China
shirting have also been a good deal inquired for. Tte
offers, however, show no improvement in the rates buyer,
were willing to give last week. On the other hand mate
facturers have been more disposed to listen to such offer,
because of yarns being a shade easier. We cannot say
that a very general business has been done, or even an
extensive one, but a fair number of orders have been
taken to make, chiefly of the India and China staple make,
of cloth. There has also been more demand for printin
cloths, with a more cheerful feeling pervading the marks;
generally. Sellers' quotations remain without much alto
ration.

WOOLLEN.—Laum, JAN. 7.—We have again to report
but little improvement in the state of business transacted
either in the coloured or white cloth halls this morning,
The attendance of buyers has not been large. The Maui
from a distance have only been poorly represented, a ft:,
Manchester and Bradford buyers forming the chief of those
from other towns. There has not been a large amount of
business transacted in spring goods. A great amount of
caution ham been evident in the purchase of these good,
and buyers seem more inclined to wait until the Mal.,
is more advanced before making regular stock parcels. In
the coloured hall the inquiries have been most prominent
for tweeds In goods varying from 2s. 6d. upwards. Plan
steel mixtures and blue grey shades have been in request,
along with the fancy warps which at present are attract.
ing so much attention. The treater of coatings has
not been large, the parcels which have changed hamis
have been more noted for variety than size. The demand
for hairlista in the white ball ham not increased. In sons
quarters a few tolerably sized parcels have been transferi.
but upon the whole the amount of business transacted
not been large. Prices are without noticeable change.

CORN.-Hrid., JAN. 7.-Wind easterly,with thaw. The
mow has all disappeared. At to-day's market a modem,
supply of English wheat, which sells steadily at an adult.,
of 7a to 3e. per qr. over last Tuesday's currency, best n:: .e
of red making 73a. to 755. per 5041 b. to the grower. Forei,n
held at 2• to 3a. per qr. more money, but business on.y
limited. Barley steady, at fully late rates. Beans and
peas unaltered. Oats firm, but not quotably dearer.
Foreign arrivals for the week:-Wheat, e: barley,
1,.596 ; oats, 903 ; beans, 60 ; tares, 270 ; Indian corn,
200 qrs.
Inwicif, JAN. 7.-There was again a very limited sup.
ply of wheat offering to-day, which was taken by the
millers at an advance of 4a. to se. per qr. front last week's
prices. Barley in fair supply anti fully as dear. Leas
and peas slow.
Lem's, JAN. 7.-We have a strong but not excited de.
mend for wheat to-day, and prices may be fairly writt,
Is. to 2s. per qr. higher than Friday. Barley fetchts
rather more money. Beans and other articles as before.
Ln-sapoot, J.tw. 7.-To-day's market was very well
attended by both town and country millers and dealers.
and there was a moderate demand for both wheat, goer,
and Indian corn at Friday's prices. Oats in good request.
at Id. advance. In oatmeal a fair business was done nt
an advance of Is. to N. per load. Rearm moderately
well inquired for, without change in price. Barley scarce,
and Id. per bushel higher.
Lyra!, JAN. 7.-The thaw which began on Saturday
continued until yesterday, since then we have a retina
of frost, with mow. The market today was again dearer
for wheat, useful qualities readily commanded 31. per qr.
advance. Malting barley in request, and fully la. to
=v. higher ; grinding samples also improved in value.
and oats each advanced Is. per qr. Ter imperial
qr. to the grower :-Wheat, white, new, 611 be. to 63/bs.
per Imperial bushel, 795. to FAL ; ditto, red, 611 b• to
=ha., 725. to 76a. ; barley, best Chevalier malting, ::tabs.
to Nibs, 445. to 475. ; ditto, runs, Chevalier ditto, 5211 g.
to 53113 e., 41a. to 435.; oats, 3tdba. to 381ba., 2.14. to _'ls.
to Gales.,
beans, 631ba. Ibs., 455. to 48a. ; peas, maple, Gibs.
to 641b5., Ms. to 48s.
NZWCASTLE-ON-TINE, JAN. 7.-The weather since Satur.
day ban been open, and a good deal of rain has fallen in
the interval, the mow having totally dieappeared. Thu
temperature, however, is low, with north-east wind. At
our market this morning we had a moderato nliow of whe..t
from the growers as well as from the coast, and London
being again reported dearer, the trade opened with con-
siderable animation at an advance of Is. per qr., but the
trade scarcely finished so well as it comweneed. For the
best new south country yellow, 78s. per 50111 w. was paid.
whilst Polish Odessa met with attention at 75a. ; where
higher terms were required business was instantly checked.
Flour must be quoted 2s. per sack dearer, first-rate marks
of Norfolk households being saleable at 52a. Millers have
raised their price to 53a. Malting barley must be written
Is. dearer, with a fair inquiry. Other articles unaltered.

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