The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-20 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Lresirooz, Jona 19.—'lie market alined heavily, and
compared with Friday's rates, all blade are much the same: perhaps
'bey ought to be Galled nouns al, fur this Ma been one of the quietest
days we bare seen for a lops time. The sales were eomputed at 2.000
balsa; 100 Pahl% at Id. ; 100 buret. at 40.; 60 Bea Wands. at lid.,
16d., 19d. The tote' sales duce Thursday, 20,000 bales; and imports
22,000.

COTTON GOODS.-11mrouterza, Jews 19.—We have had a doll
sad very wrath notary market today, with detain's, prior. The
offers made both In yarn and cloth have been at such esoeedingly
low Woes, versakind, m to preclude any reasonable opera.
nom of UMW'S. Where manufacturers have been rated to sell,
however, very low rates have been accepted, sad la rate of these
ears we have board of onteemions equal to W. per pier* frees the
highest rates touched daring the settee traded= a lertaight back.
This lea giving rt../ CDUCA in edemas, of the nib et whisk soften is
giving way, but will most dimly bad to a miens SA In the wise of
the raw material. In may arse b *rates earls, ntesturers
have to compete whales= rating Mora el made Weed at the
commencement of the late rim to prism and who Sail b mask more
advantageous to secure transe.ms by tmelliwg at buses than
to wait for a market &bread. In yams lower prim
have been submitted to very yearally, beg them Is great
knots* y. The melons 10111111 lamesed fe mad a rale et the
market as now prevails is rigidly fairang grams sad mettake-
tutees to take Immediate eamenres fm lemarag yeedeetion. In
Stockport three mills are to be closed chmether, as rem as the legal
notice to the workout le obeli have expired, and fa the other towns
the owners of mills are at length preparing to work short time or
close shogether, too anxious to lessen their isdividual liabilities In
such a time as the present, without wattle( for mean on the part of
their neighbours.

Jess 19,—We hire lulla rather

findlia7rketto-day, and only a
buns door.

ODR 19.—We had a moderate show of farmers'
wheat to-day, welch met free sale at Is. to 2s. over the prime cur-
rent last Tummy, and a very Ann feeling. termer, generally demand-
ing Ws.
itiretTlt.rtee. Foreign of good quality mere sdleable; but
inlerioe .bleb form the chief supply, are difficult to quit.
Spring ooze in unproved request: freak oats sell well from ship;
barley Boot freely efered„ and loglisk supply seems exhausted. Beans
quit. Line ed rather dull. Very little doing in calm, and but few sow
making; dna foreign all as they ante toe autumn eonsumptioa.
Bare cakes meet fair sale. Bones unaltered. Imports from Jane 9
to June 15:—Wheat, 3,107 qrs. ; barley, 1,210; oats, 964; beans,
1,6.0; peas, 680; tares, 63; linseed, 1,658; oil cakes, 20/ tons;
bones, 611.
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Joss 19.-11te supply of pain te-day is limited; there la
more firmness to the wheat trade, and a fair beams' passing at Is.
per quarter over Friday's rates. Barley arbelore. flats and beans
without any material alteration from last week. Arrivals this week :
W. eat, 1,349 qrs.; beans, 6.3 ; rapeseed. 747; linseed, 445.
1.11111, Jima 19.—We have a coctinuasce of fine showery weather,
end the crop generally are p=fteallig exceedingly well; still the
backward state of the MKS present low temperature, will pro-
bably coonskin a rather late harvest. We have had a fair supply of
wheat teeday, and it met pretty free sale at la. per qr. advance—say,
6010 s. to 681b5., 73.. to 77e. ; white, 1345. per qr. to the grows.
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Newnan Le, JONI le.—Ttie weather still ;Minute unsettled, with
• low tempersture. At our market this morning we lied a pod de-
livery of wheat from the growers, but latrine little fresh in from the
coast, with only moJerate arrivals from abroad, all descriptions were
held for an enhancement of le. per qr., which had the effect of check-
iezrdinees, but where previous rates were sceeptei our millers
a disposition to (perste. bee. was as extreme value for
&oath country red, and 7U s. for Bremen end such like opaline,.
Flour was held firmly, but theirs& upon the whole ruled slow. In
barley, malt, beans. and pea., little transpired, but oats commanded
a fele ioqll, ; 3g., however, could not be exceeded for choice
Scotch, weighing 4241e1. per bushel.
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kaunuar, Jere I9.—At this dar's market we bed a limited supply
of all kinds of grain, and the attendance wan unusually thin. An
advisee of Is. per qr. on wheat was asked and obtained, sad the trade
comeequen ly was very dull. Ylour nominally the same. In the barley
trade there was but little stirring and prices stationary. In oats
t►ere was a better business doing. and prices had an upward tend-
ency. Bean were also in tolerably good request at late nue. In
other grain the usual ateedinees prevailed, and late quotations wen
fully unionised. Yak continues a dell sale at former high n as,
with no abases of a change this Beano. Wheat. 70s. to Batley,
ilk to yds. Oats, PS. to 42. Beans, 44. to 32e. Yeas, Na to 514.
per qr. Plow, Ha. to 60e. per mak. Yalu, ils. to 01.6 d. per bushel.

CATTLE.—gamesome, Joan 19. —At our foetnlghtly cattle raarktt,
held this day, we were, as of late, very scantily supplied with beasts,
sea whether attributable to scarcity or high prices, we are at a loss
to de.ermine, end pries aserquently are much enhanced. The
quality of those few on offer wsa very good ; and there being a mo-
dem. ely good attendance, a quick sale resulted, and • clear-
ance effected at higher rates, 14a Id. per score being
asked for the primmt qualities. The supply of sheep was
much better then for some time past, and the quality
was very prime. Ineremed rates were asked, which checked
businem for • time; but, as the moaning advanced, buyers became
more remedied to the figure, and, there being • full attendaace of
buyers present, a tolerable a.oottnt of anions was [transacted, at an
advance of 34. to ea. per state of gibe. There was but • 'moderate
supply of very I rime lama, which redly met purchasers at slightly
advanced rates upon this day Wailed. The supply of calves wts
a ro large as the WA few weeks, but the demand continues equally
ask. at the extreme quotations of last market. Is the pig market
the amount of business transacted was rather limited, but equal to
the supply, and we have no alteration to nuts in prices. Best oz beef,
lie. to 14s. 6d. per more; cow and heifer ditto, 10e. to 1 Is.; best down
mutton, ed. to 540. per lb. ; inferior breeds, 7d. to 744. ; lamb. bad.
to 9+d. ; veal. retail. 7d. to 741. ; pork, fresh and salt, 7d. to 74d. per
lb.; and ga. ed. to 9s. 9d. per more; bacon, gran, 544. to 9.1. per
lb.; dry ditto, 10d. ; and 9s. 3d., to 9a. 9d. per score; quarter old
store pigs, lea. to 21a each; and cows with salves, 121. to 141.