The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-07 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON. —laysiroot., Ittemii.—The market closed very firmly,
with no great increase of quantity, but certainly with It ss ex.itement,
and prtors unchanged from ye sterday's adsance. The sales to-day
were 10,000 bales, 8,0,0 of which were Americans (1,000 for export
and 3,000 on specumtion); NO Egyptian, at bid. to 7d.; 1,500 burst,
at 3d. to 4jd. (5.0 on speculation); and 9u Ilea Islands, at 111 d.
to Oa. 3d. per lb. Imports since Thursday, 150,000 bales.

COTTON GOODS.—Maxcarraii, MARCH 6.—There has been
little stimulus given to this market today by the more hopeful feeling
which has sprung up since the news of Friday last, and partly in eon.
sequence of the Min which has taken place at Liverpool in the pia of
the raw material, which amorists to about Id. per lb. The latter,
perhaps, has been the main element of improvement. There us
always buyers in this market who keep back orders in a declining
market like that we have had in the hope of catching prices just at the
tarn, and the sadden edam of the cotton market has sent all then
aides into the market anklous to make the beet bargains womila
No tioubt some little speculation la encouraged also at a dial"' this.
Under these clicamstances spinners have been able to do rather
ires
business at rd. per lb. advance, but In few cases have they been akin
to realise the full menses in the coital with which they will have le
replace the goods sold. la :➢4 water twist and low India shirting',
uncle.; unusually depressed because quite unsaleable, perhaps a has.
don more may have been obtained. In cloth generally there has bees
more inquiry; but not at quotable advances, though probably in most
cues sellers have bun able to secure terras which rhey wuld not ob-
tain last week. The present change is looked upon as ouly a transient
gleam of swa ins. but has proved a great relief to the trade.

WOOLLEN CLOTIL—Laws, Msaca 6.—There has been a very
fair market today. lbe improvement we have reported during the
last ten dile has been fully maintained. There has been a gond
attendance of meschanM in both the Cloih.halls; a better feeling pre.
veiled, and an increased disposition to operate wsa mownby most of
the =rethinks.

CORR.—Max, Maim 6.—To.day's market was all but • holiday
ow ; farmers and factors alike Indisposed to operate, the former in
kw Metasees willing to give way 36., while the latter insisted upon
Se. ralselisa; Wainer was consequently moat limited, end In foreign
47. ... gnegrskLag I:iPtrltill Harla corn n
perkiest adePn= moUren de-
ft= gleelm. and Quotations are difiri Rolskes ta good
MI NMI mink. Imports Rena Feb. 4 to 2 ; Lin-
eages qua sli aim 120 tons.
IMlllea MOM L—W. have a good show of samples to this day's
mufti allulmitrads is most inactive, and a decline of 2s. to 3a
per coin !May's rates Is submitted to, without leading to
any maid ; stew chance sale' are made at fa. per quarter I
renuetkm MIS Ms dm eennieht, All other articles partiMpate in
the Mannar, and rather leas money is taken. Arrivals this week ;
Wheat, 733 qrs.; barley, 630; beans, 143; malt, 400; nines's', 860.
L.TSN, Maim 6.—The corn trade here to-day has partaken of Oa
gent red eleltement caused by the Russian event, and but little W-
etness done 16 wheat at a decline of 3s. to is. par qr. Barley is more
saleable at about last sack's sates. Wheat, red, 61s. to 835.; white,
70s. Barley, best rune, Toe. to We.; extra, Si.. per qr. to the growers.
Oats 14d. per stone.
NeWcarta, Mixes 11.-Ihe weather is now as ens as could be
wished loss out door operaticos, and with a continuance we may look
for supplies taking off considerably. At our market this morning we
bad a large show of wheat tram the growers, which consisted mainly
of what was left over unsold oa Saturday, and having some owe.
don in the receipts coastwise, this, eismbined with the depressing
report team Mark-lane, occasioned great Meeker in the
trade, and • very moderate ameant of busker trans-
pired, although offered at • reduction of Ss. to is. per qr.;
Prime Wiebech, Ted, was offered in vain at ttes.peeqr. weighed 67tH.
Our millers baring reduced flour to 30.., we reduce our quotations
in conformity, and even at that Iglus our dealers enlywohais what
they require. Ryeis lower. Malting barley is exceedingly depressed
and tally ls. lower. Malt almost unsaleable, and in other articles m
little was done that prices may be written nominal.

BADEN.—A Cerlsruhe journal of the 28th nit. nye :
" The Jesuits have been definitively expelled from Friburg.
The archbishop had sent for two of the body to preach
during Lent,juid had notified what he had done to the
Minister of the Interior. An order was sent back that they
should immediately quit the town, and they are now pre-
wing to leave. The archbishop has, written to the Prime
Regent on the subject."