The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-25 00:00:00

MARKETS.

correirsaroot. mar 24.--The cotton market aimed with e
dm end greedy feel thougb without so snub snireatiss ms yes-
terday. Prices are steadily mainudned at the Winnee obtained yes-
terdst of Md. to ed. per lb., the rime being 'restage is American, about
per lb. The gale ue 13,000 bales, sane for cavort, and 7,00 on

00110 N GOODS.-11Aocumern, ILts 16—!hers k tether lam
Winos la fealeas, velveteens, mad some other psis kr beaks
trade, whisk mealy improve m desrad ahem lelistlibit tea la
the pried wade, thew^ the demand b set /ms. time is art brier
saes. to Map grass d propottaa to the Immo& east d team.
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et tits mg* se We se
neat to mart olsee Torday. Illeasibdsises subs 'WM ly,
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how market *ay to sachet eq, Mae Ada( bilk is die quota-
dose of this time lot swath thiamin Is age lia• M WV°.
on 7-Ittlie Orders, of IL to SS. ea Mee Owe% et IL to ca
9.Bthe stastiris and tits woe as bass ahirtiegh et tweietz.zre ea
the lower sod 2d. to SA. a piste estie
nets, of to M. per pleats "mak snir per piste ea T ct=,
• i4p. to Wyse plea as leasolodist and et sheet leldd. per yard us
domootios. Toros hen odeswood bM' dd. peelow qualitier
during diewoloth, bat the higher somber" et Ws sad upwards re-
mota with bat little dresph

COllll,-Buatatomax. *Max 56.-At this day's market there was •
fair empty el wheat, nor whim\ nu* hither_ Prick were demanded,
sad the trade deed at tally the skwiney of this day ee'nnt. bar.
ley dull. bat ao rednetioa wee walueled to on as y deleripn. Oats
6d. perqr. ewe Bre melekkeli Asir value, but without any life
in the trade. Peas ism *end Ike,
Davin% May 24.-We had a pod supply of wheat, which met
a slow sale at last week's pries; a (sir clearance wee made. Barley
wu in abort ripply, and, although all for grinding rupees only,
sold hasty at en advents of Is. per qr. In oats, beans, and peas, no
alteration' to note. Wbeat,,bast red, 795. to bk.; middling, ski. to
79a.; Inkrke, 69e. to 69e. Barley, 31e. toL37a. Oats, 2k. to 14..
Beau 411 a. to Ile. Peas, 41a. to 48s. Flour, One, per seek, 59e. to
Ns.; moat* 66e. to Me
Wucceneren, Mar 24.-Tic WAS only a moderate attendance at
our yeast this morning, and although holders generally exhibited
coaddemble firmness, the baldness passing was on the whole limited
et • decline of Id. to 2d. per 70 Its. on wheat, and 6d. to is. per sack
on Boar. Spring corn was in lair, but not extend's, russet at fully
late rates.
SEWALL, MAT 23.-At oar market today very little business was
dose; the attendance of farmers and factors was moderate, hat the
quantity of grain was uwall, which sold without any alteration in'
prise an outset return. The aureate :-Whit• wheal, from bk. to
65a.; red, 76e. to 80a; barley, grinding, 32a. to Ha.; oats, 3k. to
Us. ; beam, 46e. to 47e. per qt.
NILITTIORT, May 24.-We continue to be well enoplied with wheat,
for which there was a steady demand at the pees of last we k. The
supplier of spring corn are generally judges* and prises for all
descriptions are Pally maintained.
Queue MAT 24.-Our market is well supplied with wheat,
which awes a slow sale at prices equal to those obtained last • week ;
941. per qr. is the tap price. Spring corn Is in short supply, and also
unchanged Innate.
Enecoaon, Max IL- -We bad In the market today 1,396 qrs.
wheat, 360 qrs. barley, 993 qrs. oats, and 171 gra beans. There
were sald-Wheat, 1,215; barley, 609; oats, 926• l and beans, 171
qrs. Par the SWAM there wee a fair supply grain. Sales were
ready tor all torte, with • rag on all the grains. The demand was
good. As compared with last week wheat was Is. up on the top, and
!rt. up on average. Barley up 6d. on the top, and 3d. ap on average.
Oats up el. on the top, and U. up on the average. Inas up 6d. on
the top, and Is. up on average. Wheat,
tolls 83e. Barley, PA, to
58s. M. Oats, 30e. to 345. Bd. Beans, 43e. Weighted top wheat,
6411ba.; barley, 38ilbs.; oats, Plalte.; ed beans, Sill a. per bather.

CATTLE.—Newaks Forrniosner MAIKST, Mar 27.—There was
a good show of sleek to.day, and a eonsklerable sunount of business
dare, but the prices were rather lower than at the lest market. There
were 871 sleep, sad 83 brats penned to the market.
Neves's, Mar 23.—At market to-day there was a small show of
stook, sod sot much luelnees doing. Prime rather fiat. There were
.88 sheep, 66 besets, and 110 pip penned in the market.
Wagartu.n, MAT 24.—This market was again yesterday supplied
with a great variety of stork. Pat beans were in prime condition,
and soli at a Might advance owing to Increased demand, bat on mut-
ton prices were without much alteratko. The beasts at market
numbered 830. and the sheep and lambs 10,000. Prices of beef, 75.
to 7s. lid., and shake, ca. par stale of 1410 e. Mutton, shorn, 6d.; ,
eaves, 644. per lb. Lambs, 1174. to 17s. each. Mils* gad in-es
onws, ;84 to drapes, Si. to 134. each. Bona store gdge, 13e. to
Ms. each ; porkers, Bs. 6d. per stone.
Ennisason. Mar 21.—The supply of cattle was large. At the am-
meneement sales were easily 'Sewed, at last week's rates, bat towards
the doge prices were 3d. per Dutch stew lower, and a oonaiderable
quantity left over umobi. One lot of very superior beasts brought
9a rd. ; current, se. 84. to 9e., sad downwards. There were in the
market - cheep, 5,11511. fat cattle, 989; lean cattle, 497; milk cows,
144; and pigs, 313. The 'apply of sheep and lambs wee less thie
morning. Demand being good, make were more redly effected than
last week, and priers, particularly fur bleck-fsoed wedders, higher.
Beet seed black-faced, ad per lb.• current prim, 7d. to 74.1.; clipped
hoggs, from 84. to 844. per lb. Lamb from Me. to Ms. a head. At
the dose of the market a good clearance was elected.

ENGLISH PICTURES AT CHRISTIE AND MANSON'S.
—We have no objection—nay, we are bound—to use the
phraseology of the sale room, and say there an some
cepital" paintings in this collection. We noticed Several
well worthy the attention of the "cognoscenti." Amongst
others, a very gracelally oomposed and well painted picture,
entitled " A Oirl and Child at a Well," by P. F. Poole; a
very beautiful " Interior," by Provis; " A Panoramic View
of Edinburgh," by Patrick Nuntyth—a most chute work,
coth u regards composition and painting; and a brilliant
sketch in oil, by A. Egg, entitled Miss Stewart and the
Earl of Rochester ;" with many other charming works. This
collection will be sold on Saturday next. There is another
collection also exhibiting, which will be disposed of on
Tuesday next. This collection also contains some works of
a really high character. A small picture of " Dead Game,"
by Blake, is quite a gem, and strongly reminded us of
i
some of the best Dutch paintings. There s • painting of
extraordinary beauty by Etty in this collection ; it is wi-
tted " Andromeda." This work not only raises one's idea
of the painter, but exalts the an of painting. We speak in
ignorance, but Imagine it must be one of the numerous
finished studies which Etty is known to have made from
Italian painters. There is • sweetness of colouring in
painting that reminds one very much of Correggio.
PRIVATE View OP THE PANORAMA OP SE-
IMITOPOL Br Ma. Braroan.—Great credit is due
to Ms. Burford and Mr. Belong for the parts they
have taken in producing this panorama. It is not
cnly as a larger scale, but it appears to us better
executed than even that of Alma ; the figures are incom-
parably better. The various troops are represented in a
comparative state of repose—here end there some soldiers
are cowering to avoid an awkward shell or ball, and some
are firing th..eugh crevices and rep-holes in the trenches,
but otherwise all is serene and the coveted city wears a
smiling poeo-eavante air that is quite provoking. If this
part of the pitta 's is not what we could wish, it carries with
it the irresistible .theilm of trath, and. eensequently, invests
the picture with reel interest. The scenery depicted is very
beautiful, sad it ie ostisfactory to know that the best judges,
Sir John Bargoyne amongst the rest, have testified to the
fidelity of the picture.
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