The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-28 00:00:00

MARKETS.

OOTTON.—Livarooc, MAY 27.—The market epenal
with a quiet appearance end a moderate demand from the
trade, at a decline on American of 4d. per lb. from the
closing quotation, of lest week ; exporters, however, have
atited largely. The advice* of Federal successes on
Wednesday, and the reduction is the Bank rate to 7 per
mat, oombined to impart more toes to the market, which
dome lirml4at a reduction of ad. oe Egyptiaa and Brasil,
and to es Surat, whilst American hes recovered
e decline previously noticed. Speculators bays takes
daring the week 4,790 balm •; o:porton, 9,650 bales ; and
the trade, 26,790 bales, of all kinds. We have had a quiet
trade to-day without change. The sass are 7,000 bales, of
which 2,000 are for 'tarot and speculatioe. The follow-
ing are the official quotati ice : Ordeals, 28,41. ;
middling Mobile, 28ed. ; middling Uplands, 28d.

COTTON GOODS—Mancinsum, Mar 27. The
exciting sews from America has withdrawn the attention of
buyers among eetindy from yarns of all kinds, and with the
exemption of some little liminess for Germany, the blediter.
roman and other of the nearer markets, ts market bas
been exceedingly fist. Eves in the small transactions for the
Continent, buyers show but little confidence, olefin*
themselves strictly to this execution of as y orders they may
have received, and declining to take a single buodle beyond.
India buyers are totally oat of the market, as the telegrams
from thence (which are to the 9th instant) quote yarns
rather lower in price. This has been • great dieappoint.
mast to shippers in the Ladle trade, and they have IA coo •
requests oared to make offers of any kind. The classes of
yarns suited to India us quiet, and are in some cases, where
spinners are getting out of maim* rather easier to buy ;
but this does not apply to other descriptions of skipping
yarns, which in the male are skong in price. In some in.
dnoc~elms spinners are heavily under contract (reshipping
yams, thy are asking eves higher than current rates, In
home trade yarns the market has been quiet ; price. ere
storniagly the same as oe Tuesday. Manufacturers appear
to have previously supplied present requirements, and are
not disposed to weenWe for a rise. The cloth market is
flatter, if poinible, thee that for yarns. Buyers and tellers
alike were more keen in joining in the excitement on the
exchange resulting from American telegrams than after
their own business, and the question whether Lee being
stuck in the mud and unable to get away, in what time
Grant being also stuck in the mud would be able to pt at
him again, seemed to have a much greater charm for them
then any question as to whether it was desirable to buy or
all shoos. But the feet is that buyers seem for the present
to have spin lost confidence in the high prices still ruling,
Ifisaufacturers only in exceptional cases relay is their
prices, being impelled is the other direction by the high
rata' of cotton and yarn, but they adhere to these prices al.
most without the hope of making any progress.

OORN.—OssugsroiD, MAY 2T.—We have had soma
severe frosts at night daring the past week, which has cut
the potatoes. There was a this attendance at market to.
day, sad a small supply of wheat, which was readily taken
at as advance of la. per qr. : red, 395. to 41s. ; white, 435.
to 455.; extra, 46a Beane mares and dearer.

LOICOLIC, MAT 27.—We hare had a fair supply of wheat
et market to-day, and last week's prices were fully supported.
No change in spring core. Wheat, red, 375. to 40a; white,
425. Barley, 275. to 34e. Oats, 19s. to 235.

Livreroin., NAT 27.—We hen had few buyers at our
eon axe-image this moron& sad holden of wheat not being
disposed to sell under an anon of ld. to 2d. per cantal
on the rates current this day as'anight we have had only •
very moderate exteat of beaters. Flour is still difficult of
sale even at • slight reductios. Indies eon finds buyers
at • dachas of about 3d. per quarter. ad s fair quantity
hie changed lead& Che and oatmeal very dull. Beam
steady beige,.

wt zzrous, MAT 27.—Fine bah wheat et fall prices
ether marts is limited marsh Beebe Ana ; other articles
aaallered. Average for the week radios Nay 23 :—wheat,
1,021 quarters at 39e. 60. ; Wl*, 7, at 30s. 6d. ; raga.
110, at lib. fikl.

COALS.-LONDON, Mee V.-Meddles West Hartley,
15a. 9d.; Oompee Hartbev, Hastings Maltirl,
15e. 9d.: Taolield Moor, 14s. ; Taafield Moor Mates, 145.;
Walker Primrose, 13a. M.; West Hartley. lb& 9d.; Weal
Wylaro,ls4.6d.;Wylarn,l6l.6d. ;Walls EadGoeforth,l44.3d.;
Walls End Barton. 14e. 3d.; Walls Bad Bidddl, 144. 6d.;
Walls Ead Wharaolide, 14. &L ; Edgelsa. ; Walls
Rod Braddylls Hatton, 15s. 6d. ; Walls Haswell,
16s. 6d.; Walls Zed Mottos. 16.. 6d.; Walls Lad South
Betts, 16.. 6d. ; Walls Eod Stewart's, lea. 6d. ; Walls
Bad Tuastall, 14a. Id; Walls Ezdzii.C7x. to 15s. 6d.; Walls
Zed Caradoc, 165.; Walls Bad 16a. ; Walls
Zed Haugh Hall, 15e. 9d.; Walla Bad *Roe, 15.. 6d. ;
Walls Fad East Hartlepool, 16s. 6d. ; Walla Red South
Belles, 15e. 9d.; Walla End Whitworth, 15a. 6d.; CY=
Hernial Mose, 921.-8111ps at =AM, 150 ; sold, M.