The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-04 00:00:00

MARKETS

COlTON.—Lremoot, Mar 3.—lhe market eased with much
exratemtnt, at an advance of id. per 113. on American and Surat.
The rake reach 2 'Jell) bales —ooaipri.ing 17,040 Macro:an (2,000 for
export and $OOO on apeculation)— Liu° kg, mien, at Std. to 04d.;
2040 Surat. at 3d. to 44d. per lb. 20,000 bale hare bean imported
during the week.

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COTTON 000D3.—Maticsurraa, MAT market continues
dull. The reduction of discount* by the Bunk of England Jac( course
satisfactory, but nothing has taken place Mire to runes the market
from the state of comparative inactivity pn veiling during the last
fortnight. lame are firm, but some doeriptioos of cloths mold be
bought on rather easier terms. There is rather more business in
shirtioga sod other fabrics for the thing market. Buyers of cam-
bric* and jao:onets fur America also cunt:nue to operate. The pur-
chases for meat other Mantle bale been one very limited scale.

C01424.-Bounsenar, MAT 3.-At this day's market there was a
large supply of wheat b th from the dealer, and farmers, and the
trade clean, dud ate ems of 4s. to au per qr. ; 'inky ls., tvta
beaus A., peas is., but all told slowly at We advance. Tee n Wars
advanced Inc retail price tour ta. art per sacs during the week.
Davos, MAI 3.-We had a fair supply of wheat, for which the
farMeraseked extreme prices ; the trade un the wools was slow, and
althJugh at. advance ot boot Se. to 6a. per qr. was generally obtained
on what was told, yet, towards the close of the market, a ruction
took place, and 4s. a qr., or morn 4s. to 56. • qr., was the extent of the
advance unit given. a great deal remaining unsold; one or two lots
readatd 41s. a seek. barley wen in abort supply, end was Iran Is. to
25. a qr. dearer. Oats and pees were dearer ; sod beans advanced
from ss. to Oa a qr., but with a reaction towards the clan, as in
wheat. Wheat, best red. lye. to Ida.; maid:log, 094. to 795.; into.
Saeda. to 090. barley, 110 s. to 3os. Oats, 211 s. to Ms. Beane, 495.
to Peary sls. to sae. flour, fine, per sack, 606. to 05e.;
seem* 575. to Sea.
MnilaileaTia, May 3.-There was good attendance at our market
this toning. to wheat the business prating wan not eztensive, but
holders were very firm, and an Ardennes of Su. to 9.i. per :tub.. must
be noted on the quot.nutle of iltia day eenniant. t lour was in mode-
rate request at a ameudine .t at U. to as. per sack. Oats and oat.
meal moved off slowly at as enhaserenent of Id. par 45105., and
le. bd. per load respectitel). igyptiau beans were 36., and Priglish
Ice per quarter higher. Barley liras alio is. per qr. dearer.
News se, Mar 2. -At our Coea kaetimage ay we had an ususual
attendance co- farmers. with a large &app.), of grant of a.l kinds. At
We ounclasion of the market, wheat met with a brisk vale, at fully 6s.
per qr. over Wit week's quntattOon Wls
hert, wte, 81.6. to e4s.; red
71s. to 78s Barry, malting, 345. to 305.; finnan& t° 83.,
Outs, old, per 21st., 32e. to dm.; per 12st.. 9;6. to Jun. Beans, 445.
to 480. per qr.; Peas, 445. to see. Tares, SW. to 60s. Malt, 04s.
to 66a.
Plawsear, liar 3.-We are only moderately supplied with wheat
this day, but the high pretensions of seder* checked bummers. The
small quantity soli was at as 14.1•410 Cc tit from 40. to 53. per quarter.
A very sma.l quantity of burley on utter at. Is. to 2s. per qe. dearer.
Oats and beans more thquired for at higher rates. Peas without
change.
Ulasanor, MAT 3.-The supply of ire Wit t very short, and the
trade is active, with an advance of 4s. per qr. on wheat, axon beans,
and Is. on barley and tads.
Wail/FORD, May 2. -Our granary stocks matinee to run down
very last, and with an active demand, all kinds of grain have advanced
id. to Is. per boll imam the twee or hurt week.
Einnuann, liar 2. We had in we market tc..clay 1,054 qrs.
tritest, ale gm. barley, 1,851 qre. oats, and as 7 qrs. beans. There
were sold-Wheat, e 54; barley, ;tar , oats, 9.0, sod beans, 192
qrs. The supply 01 grain in the marset to-day was rather larger than
last week. rates were brisk for +lt aorta and prises cousiderahly up.
As compared with last week wheat was up 7s. on the top, and
4a. ed. up on average. Barley mute as lest west on top, anti is. Id. up
on the average. thes up 3a. bd. on the top, and 25.411. up on the
average. beans up te. on the top, and la. 24. Op on average.
Woad, 701. to .3.. ISsz.ey, 34e. to ar. Oeta, 295. 4d. to Sue.
Beams, 26a. to 5.a. Wright of top wheat, 61alba ; barley, 594160.;
oats, 4: albs.; and beans, otrilte. per bushel.
GLAreArW, Mar 2.-At tilts day's market consumers paid Ike
advance very reluctanily, an r only a Wish nteinem resulted tunougat
that clime ; but crater. pinked up oce ...tonal parcels at 2r. to la. 14.
over the current raters of the day week. Flour Is 2., to is. per sack
higher; barley, 6d. per hod dearer ; trate, le.

CATTLE —Eidukdiaorr.ll.v2.7be number of cattle in the market I
this morning was less toast last week, there ming 44 fewer. bales end.
but last week's ,rices bully toaintauced. One od of very superior
bet Highlanders brouctitt 9s. 6d. per :duck stone. being the top
prin.; entreat, es.; middling and Inferior. irout 7s. ed. to es. 6d.
At the close of the market a clearance sae not effected. There
were is the market-let cattle, 905; leen catue, mak cows,
160. sheep, 6,707 ; pigs, IMS. The number or Wrest. was again
large. there being 1,41,V more then laid week. The attenoance of
buyers were alto let get consequently sales were Mare enmity effected,
suet last week's pikes were may Maintained. lop once of the best
aged mutton, Tad. per lb.; current once. Pd.; midd.ing and inferior,
't od.t, ic...ht clues r.s,lier • ..wvaace wee _:.t
• 16 vied.

TOE LEATHER TA tOL—lbe tuotit'il• circular of Natant T.
and T. Powell observes as follow. : here has ham to tell amount of
basilicas in Wither during the past rroutt : the truleacuuns hare
been Noah larger than ID now' in the mouth o f April, which is ol
comes attributaae to the oustumed recto. emesits tor army caromed :
th. se du not abate, our will present yarso,ects are trey •ikely to be
dimintehed. The supply, however, has been ample, and our prevent
quotations will be hound very similar to the pri pot the ptheedian
mouth. In raw goods the stags anus, wb-eh we have so often recently
noticed, still exists. Thep oacity of Ninth American im mita contumea,
aid their extreme prate', so tar beyond tee reiative value of the ma
nulactured article, greatly limits their sales. At this se..on of the
year we are accuatoined to obtain from our corresomidents in the
adjasent timber growing counties, informairtn relative to the position
and prospects of the tare harvest • a su Oct tenet mune tooth to
landed proprietors and the manufacturers ii leather. We have now
before us more than Mt or their obliging communications, from which
we feel coundence in stating the following results: *that the fall 01
oak timber will extend I. an average amount. lo some localities it
wilt be less in others rester, than the previous tear. That it is
imposeibis to calculate its embattle qusity from that excellent trite-
non—its stripping well or ill - as, in conaiquence of the soy. re
winter, sad the long continuance of cold winds with treaty 'tights, the
harvest has scorcely yet commenced. tront a few mire sheltered
situations, however, we •osave reports that it comes off well. That
the stock of oar. is generally large in the Mande of homers. The
superior quality of last year's lairs holuced large purchases, and the
limied operations of the tanner' e, oinsequent on the extraordinm y
high prices of law 16 ea, contras this Solos motion. That the prices
of bark will generally he quoted as Chore of not year. For although
some sales have been made blow last year's rates, yet at the rovers.,
went gale last week, in the Fareg of leas, about be' toss were sold
at 41. M. to 41. Ina. per ton for limber bark, and for coppice 41. 10e. to
.1. lie., which is a same higher th.n the previous year. Ou the
whole, we Runk ourselves, Justified in ettevang mat to-' only pa/mita.
lity of an advance in bark wand seem to lie in a euesulermbie increase
or the imports. ono cot equent r- Auction in peter, of River Flute
hides Market bides have aliehrty receded in se ye. Maim call
0•112/ and musket home hides retain toe quotations of last month.

THE CONTINUATION OF FARRINGDON-STREET
Yesterday, at a meeting of the C -urt ht Common Council
a memorial was pre,enteo by Mr Gresham, tr.,m the in-
habitants of the liberty of S.ffruu hill. Hatton-garden, and
Ely Riau, complaining of the pro-ratted delay in the com-
pletion of the new Victoria-street from II Iburn to Clerken-
- ell. The memorialists, after adverting to the legislative
powers obtained by the corporation, under various acts of
peril meat, for making the above street, and the improve-
ment. therewith connected, stated that the present condi-
tion of the works' and the slow progr. so made during the
last 17 years, had occasioned great injure and inconvenience
to the owners and accepters of theitoljecent property, and
they prayed that immediate and energetic on might
be taken for the due extt u•ion of the important trust* re-
posed in the corporation, so that the vacant gruuud might
be changed from its present state id a puolic nuisance, to
what the 1 gislature intended it anoulA h, tome, a public be•
edit aod improvement.—Mr. T. A. Hall, Chairman of the
Improvement Committee, said the corporation authorities
were in nowise to blame in the mutter of the various works
of improvement under th. ir sup. 'vision. Tne difficulties
they had to encounter Irom numerous conflicting iuteresta
end other causes of hindrance were almost insuperable, and
it was compulsory on them to p-ocetel with the u•mrist vigi-
lance and care, lest they should hr OVA .helmtd wth legal
c •ntests and charges. They had already expended enur
mans sums in the district under notice, noor of which could
be expected to return until him.. a, a rich it would at pre-
sent be rash to build, should he erected. An amendment
he Mr Dr Jersey, that the memorial be laid upon the table,
was ultimately put and carried.
(Advertieement.F-HOLLOWAY'S PILLI THE MOST
EFFICACIOUS Alimentos roe bruoore tOirt..l.re. —John Tomtit= io,
of Pao rah ,nis Kent, to n.e eos own WSW.. puffs ed a mortyrikel
trom -let headache, accompanied In an overflow of bill amllumment
ill-health ; be was under the tnapn, lit of medical roes lie three
years, but &wired no benefit, end hi. -rierla become slanted at the
' severity and Irequenci of tee attack. ro hie cilawder. Tab Seilidentan
eomitnenced urine Hollowav's Pills live weeks we. Wad *law akme
he has been pertecuy cured. He has deem.. Proleilif Mammy to
mete these fact. public for the hem fit of the Mountain salliaing ins
• disorders of the dyer and storeach.—Sold by all dr .Ms, sad at Pro-
j favor Holloway's &Rabbit:mem% 241. dtmod, and 844
Maiden-lane, New Tort.