The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-26 00:00:00

MARKETS:

COTTON.—Ltvassemaddeaea 14.—Ibtodoksi dosed boy addy.
sad pins wee useasapd. lee sake men 'Warted at 10.000 bales
—MN bt expert. sad a dada to
es issudaeks.oroapelebi
1.500 Pe masa Ilareobein Sid. to Td.: is Amass. 50. to
ho Sara; 3d. to ; sted HO eta bloods, Sid. to b. par b.

COTTON 0001111.--Niainglitiew Nance 24.—The settee pm
mad risk warbalk ere of Iket et the Wessel Tuesday, bet awe Is
ant viten auk realftp. The seirerwe bedews k tits visit bee
boss neer srlisinetio 7111611011 iii base ben he med.
erste eesetitks err MI% Qlek Oarsmen sod the kidkeerwsera.
Hews meettawe Mat aka bete beets egleosoir m lii spastatiew
ill sheet id. pow th. Weber far Chime awrits of water kik awld.
per th. h*hir for Wks =Oars ensile. Me advisee is lethal 1
due to a nes in the aotta• Market, on the recdpt of advice*
frets the Umbel litslaa, ie the Mama that, owing to the iollNtel of
the dears. the tramper ef settee frwa the interior to thee*aboard
is Moly to be lekerewel. la settee idea. eleeitt kr better
*nada of Iffa. *inks% liar bete km kb= this week rather
more Inky kr thus, seml are coked lid. par Ike higher ink
skit el tie leusweret bedew hrhento mime me* keeps.
lark, sat ikaarke la yahoos remedy es MI west be
the ass mail ermed non meaty pmts the weft wIdA
c= is NM ea • way loge seas. Far ladle. a /sad of
k walslty Wag plass le deli, *seek fa ems Miles Os
srestagaresissme Fes there Pa Mile Et kaiak le slik
oar Preklast el The letters Mk week to load Went Dowkey
destelbe as there to doll as kik from bed to verse ; the
prestress endlies ef the trade, sod the law prkek want the melt
preipkg Mart asks awl resmitlemes ea say terns I bet lew
prices basest Med le kir used east ef wievalatkiseasemptisk
so that the disks k asseed.iwka were widemim a asealdersille
dimillailise win es the rrezportstke *sew tOlbserkop saw-
ten. TEL graft of palest C amok Tr ast twisesive. het vks
off per wk. lithe NO. of Wriest and weak klbwes Warmed
beam& The bestaws Maseheew le set so stave ft peals Ike the
Lev mt as it was • sheet time ark wet isag alike eel T *kik we
more plentiful. Injures!' sad wads kin iv rather ewe baeleast,
sad for the former mew at ever wsestreterers have btavymetesets.
Yrrkshite staffs are sic, salmi raker bitter. bet pekes ere its.
Nanny. except for alpaca loam ter whisk an advises k the raw
material is leading to berme quotations of 2a. to IL par piece In
doer qualities. Cotton prints are going off well, =1•Ily the better
styles, both for horns tad foreign markets, at last

WOOLLEN CLOTlL—Lincos, Maus 24.—We have no ehanceto
re:•rt in the woollen market. There has been a very fah' bantam
done to the Clotk•bella to.day. The trade in the melbas= has been
rather flatter during theatuvent week. The wittingly weather, which
continues with considerable severity, has the dint of keening bows
out of the market, and of limiting arelmos for the opting trade.

HAlWWW.—lhamored, Naas 24.-71wi metes both of the
merchants cad factors with referees. is the date ef trade here m-
em te he mere tarn:able. as. that athen is still a vet y cow
ildsathis amsmt at degemelen it le te is hard that the worst is
mt. and thatheadaemedUmeainelly Immo as Menem advent.
Mee as atth man impersed trandies is Mini the Men me
antaitoinded, hot is Men the impremint Magma a MM. sod
gammally Minn men ore In beiteg miffs& Prg ethes the mains
=sdm is a my imithethis dimendt be gegeliels the
ige large, ion kr diesnitline efme l ang military ar-
raaants NM assomments time le a Mil damned. The Belie
steam alp bend* a few Men hoes the Dated 'Mee, and
adder received -by th• asenisats state that enthisme is slowly
reternne, sad Mat bat me Muss of tatpeelms Ists Min place.
The Mind mean if eiders resaived by tith 14 In gm to be
attained be the elitionisa of theintirael eangatisa of lbe emery
oa the genii sad van by the frost, while la the moth the large
rivers with their tributary stream of water ere imanalde. The
flight received during the late Wail by mermen Mess and the
pram" on the many market will probably cause the Oil Made to be
light; little speculaUon It likely to take Man ad few
goods will be ordered that are not for imaidiste eon-
aumetlin. Towards the MI of the yen, however, Meg te the little
Mak is the seantry mime met pear la to meet the dememb el the
netegengtrads. 4i. Ma trade is a Mae Armor; Mee an man
easily elikaled, sed prisms% hefted tehaversathed then
the ntiesore if farther ambarrameats in the AMA rn=
Inwood genneelly the grairests et dill lark ire mere
Some fifths Man hen rim( to ampt the nthsedisalluirelliZr
wages; ninon needy mad have paraded the town Mtn in
large a awl thememed dietartmee, but Midas of the
slightest has Vim glees, all the reports in rola*. thereto
having ben Fes* eseggwated. 71,ia morning at Wolvednagina
and Mica everythimg was as quiet as uneil.

CORN.- CANIIIIOO/4 Velem 24.—Our market was dull for emit 7
Muss to-day, without any material alteration in prise. Wheat, Wm
to 7ta. Barley, 26a. to 335. Beans, Sta. to 42.. Oat., 255. to Sta.
CIOTIVIINCI, red, 665. to 635. ; white, eft to 6 Is. Tares, 645. to 665.
Maaca 34.—We had but a macerate simply of wheat
with a very dull sale ; we lower the prices tram k. to Ss. per qr.
Whoa; brown, new, (Oa. to 695. ;,white. new, 72e. to 75e. Barley,
new, 29a. to Stu Oats, new, 25a. to 275. Beans, new, Sys. to
26a. Peas, bog, 325.

Commix, YARG7 14.—00 r market this morning was well sup-
plied with all kinds of grain. Weat was ed. to Id. per Carlisle
Motel dearer on the week, and sold readily at the adrenal. Barley
and oats were alp dearer. Wheat, white, new and o:d, 27a. 6d. to
305.; red, new and old, Ma. 6d. to ins.; Berle), new sad Lia
to 14.. gd. Oata, potato, las. 6d. to Ike. 60. ; common, 10e. to IS..
aye, 17s. to ins. Beans, 19e. .o 2 s. Peas. 18e. to lls. Flour, per
nom, 3a ed. to ka. 1i d. Oatmeal, %s. to ;s. td. Rrinatel, Is. dd.
Barkeymeal, la. 4d.— Carlisle Journal.

Cowman'. III•aca 24. T. e supply of wheat here to was
moderate, but met a Mow, dull sale, at barely last week's rates.
Barley, beam, and peas a short supply ; the t ormer (barley) obtsiorii :
L. per quarter mats money; the latter • quiet node, without
alteration.

Gtocosenta, Wen= 24.—We had a good supply of English wheat
to-day, and the trade was slow, at the tarn in favour of the layer.l
Foreign held firmly, but iittle doing. The same want of animation
exists far barley, beans, and Indian corn. There was no sale at all of
oats. Imports of the west ending Muth 24 :—oat., 1,942 qrs.
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Gunnlna= 96.—The supply of wheat was limited, and the
trade du 1, milky abraded for a reduction fa prigs, which being gene.
rally tweed, net mush changed handd. Wheat, 66e. tolled. Barley,
28s. to Us. 26a. to 31s. Beans, 424. to 47a. Peas, 40n to As,
Hcerroan, Km= 46—The supply of wheat at our menet to-day
was fair; trade for the best pareels dearer about Is. per load. Marley
made rather better prima; supply less. Oats maintain last week's
Pens and beano a heavy trade. Wheat, 40s. to 475. per load.
Cleesi, Hs. to 365. Oats, 295. to SU. per qr. Per. 21a. to 265. per
load. Beans, 24e. to Vs. Tares, Us. to 43a.

/bemuse= eseetTres, Mara I.—The weather this weeklies been
unusually arse% a good deal of row has falba, and last night we
had a very irons' frost. Farmers complain sadly of the backward-
sass at the semen. end with respect to the wheat plant, the country
was min toneerd in December than now. The trade during the
pawed week, mar the influence of heavy deliveries from the
and the send solu , has dier sy
ed mptoms of weakness, sad on
= inmate wheat could only be placed by submitting to a re-
finer= of Is. es b. per qr. ; whilst, when sales el south country or
IMMO were sieled, nearly • =Oar decline had to be conceded.
flaw hes retain In like meaner of the flatness, sad riots merely
=primed. Wish owing to the great bulk of native growth hating
been imingli te market, has been held with more firmness, but the
meld= rases Is ono far advanced to **Belpre mush advance upon
parer rate& although a railer expectation is entertained
the r the yen pepper an increased inquiry will
sprig up for Amerillene meltable for bulling and breed
am Malt was nitre are difficult to quit, and sales so
terepaler that it Is Min= le time quotations with ace rely. In
other amides little Amapa of moment has occurred. At our market
this marnlng we hada show of wheat from the growers,
410 siesber of samples beirg .31, against Is for wan esprit&
is peeled bet yes; met the snivels coastwise being Attest.. upon
a Owl eseb, the heft speed heavily, fresh-throdisil samples being
hey b. le Se. per qr. dram, whereas the brim done to south
sounley end beak woe United, ate depression of b. per qr. Is
bee ebb* yr dem Past our quotations may be ooneWnidlitW
better inn berebeL In rye Aide mining.. Malting barley expert.
'need men twirl. 3b. being about the value of Suffolk or Norfolk
31111 n. per Wad and upwards, and Ms. for choice Boar weighing
36Ibs. per brad. Malt comparatively neglected. Dada and per
without material change. Wito car we wire fairly supplied by oar
poems, and the unmet' from Scotland being very abundsm, sales
pncenled slowly, and late rates were warmly maintaird. The er.
rivals this week are :—W heat, Cosiitlriv, 3,393 qrs. kedge, 307;
barley, coastwise, b3O ; malt, coastwise, 120 • oats, ciosetwire, 4,973 ;1
peas, cortwise, 43; beans, coauwise, 10; flr.:4w, 916 sacks.
NORWICH, MARCIE 24. Our market was well supplied =day with
wheat by both farmers and inertia, ; higher prints were demanded
end obtained, but the quality I, much improved, so that the value to
the miller tarot the same as last week. Fear was in good supply,
and a fair quantity changed hands at late rata. Barley trade firm,
but no advance could be noted. Beans and per no change in rice.
Oats were in demand, at similar rates to last week. We do not altar
our quotations.

PliT lIDOICILOD, Maack 24.—There was a large supply of all
grain here to-day. Fine wheat. Is., sod secondary descriptions (of
which the greater put of the supply oroalated) were fully 2s. per qr.
lower; barley and oats 24 last week. Baas, .a. per quarter dearer.
&BALDING, Mears 24.—The market was tolerably well supplied
wi'h wheat, but buyers acted with gnat caution, and bought very
•parinsly. Prices remain nutters:l; the same mug be add of ell
other grain.
Woacteraa, Meson 74.—Tbere was a very large supply of wheat
at market to-day. and only a small part found buyers at a reduction
of le. per qr. barley rather higher. On some tisserlptions d cats
the torn was in favour of the buyer. Oats sad beam grubs as dear.
WIPSICCE, Miles 24.—We have lees supply of grain ken to-day.
Wheat meets a fair sale, at Is. per qr. wady lot week's Oats rioss. Oa
maintain former value. Beaus rather dearer. Priors to the
heat, old, 64e. to 7b. per qr.; ow, Ova to Its. Oats, la. Id.
la. 24. par Moon Mamas, 41s. to 435.
Tole. Mate: 24.—W. bays a kris show of all kinds fef grabs at
this day's market, bat as farmers were =willing sellers at any dr-
eary line bedtime has bandana at about Is. per grata IDGOOT
co w Other articles as before. Wheat, white, .71a. Mr Ma. per
qr; red, 675. to 66r. Barley, malting, Iva. to a, • ; grbellerg. 27• to
*4*.. Malt, 6M. to 70a. Oats, Is. Id. is is. fd. par ism et 141116.
Flour, No to 5711. per ss of Odd.
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KIIICALDT, KAZOO Bt.—its mmither Pulp the vest be ben of
a wed, boisterous OrmastAlsout peseta erne nelitoimieneicsal
hail showers. hither* plemildeet hes ben resismsli la lie len die-
trick, of the sisemsie she Mem Ike old but Is am sated the moist
yet. At to.r. Pedosis Ste musk we hid are pest imuirlty of
groin alferiagi es stir bare sow bold seszCs. sf pals for
3Mber prissy yip PP yea done whont ; emit emir, bow.
ever, were Gila SOY at holy le. per qr. advises. Pim me
bed saminse of all Mode of palm Raise of barb, smil ease very
quick at Is PIM pre qr. advance. Wheat rather slow este; immerthe-
tees it was Is. per qr. higher. Wheat, 60s. to 74a, psi qr.; barley,
31e.t0 305.; gap Pa
DOZZJII MAWS 23.—There was a very slow and d market
at CAW Corn Eichlusitt to-day, without say shamble la tiersums.
des of luseday.
WATIAPOID, MAIM 24.—Our supplies of pals from formers
were to a fair extent in the melt part of the week, but with a return
of Aim me Per. whieh allows fle d operations to be resumed, they
love again fallen of. From abroad we have had no imports, and
oossiwtse only a limited arrival. There has been very little lit. in
the trade done this day es'nnlght, bat es markets is &mimed cea.
noes steady, holders have ecarce:y shown any diepodtios to glee
way in mice. Wheat—lrieh, waded @Vale resided in value In the
beginning of the week, was In good demand this morning, at the
extreme quotations of retards, last. Foreign wee more inquired
foe. but the high rates asked by holders Peaked businem. Barley
bought rather more maw. Outs were the tam easier, except
Picked samples, which could not be tauchassd oa lower terms. For
Ireton mon we have kat a tolerably from sale at full prises, but any
attempt to establish as advance hes been steadily resisted by per.
omen. Flour in limited request. without any alteration In valor.'
Imports buit, VS qrs. ; bale,. 1,060; Indian eon, 3P; In.
tun red. 10 bris. Saporta:Oata, 670 Orb.; lour, 833 mats;
Indies corn, 200 brls.

ART IN THE MINING

r. A. W.

Hakewill repeated his !eatery on Barry's Paintings of the
" Culture of Human Neturr," at the Truro Institution, on
Friday evening last. There was a full attendance of the
members aid visited.: on tee occasion, and the lecture was
listened to throughout with great interest, and was much
applauded at the end. A large collection of Barry's fine
etchings of his great work, which served as illustrations to
the lecture, elicited the admiration of the audience. We
congratulate the committee of this institution upon °hooting
'abject& of so elevated • character es the one alluded to, and
it must be gratifying to the committee to And their well-
directed efforts in the cause of education so well appreciated
I by the members at large.