The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-30 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Livikroor., MAT 29.—The market con
tinuee to exhibit en advancing tendency, and is quite
animated. Prices of all descriptions of cotton are in. per lb.
dearer than last week, and purchases are made with
difficulty even at the advance. The sales were 18,000 bales,
2,000 for export and 10,000 on speculation, comprising (in
addition to American.) 1.040 Pcrnam and Maranhao, 6i.
to lid. ; 200 Egyptian, 6lcl ; and 4,000 Surat, 31d. to 61d.
per lb.

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COTTON GOODS.—blaneassma, MAT 29.—We have
had less activity in ya. es this morning, in coostqueoce of
the further heavy advance demanded by spinners upon this
elan of goods. The rise on cotton being about td. since leo
week, spinners have had to ask Id. to Id. per lb. more tor
yarns and this has checked business materially. For
what has been done the full prices have bon exacted, mid
spinners having good engagements and much confiitenci
that no very immediate reaction in prices is to be appre
Deeded, whilst stocks are very scarce, manifest much Hem
nese g Ily. In cloth some of the manufacturers report
the realisation of rather better prices than they were asking
lest week, but in no case an advance equal to the increased
Asarco's of cotton and of yarn. There is, however, mush
irregularity amongst milers of cloth, some asking as much
es fid. per piece more than others for the same fabrics
The near approach of the holidays,
and a disposition to'
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wait for the India advises have induced many buyers to
hold aloof, though shipper" to India and China have been
active in testing the market.

WOOLLEN CLO 111.—Lastio, MAT 29.—N0 &sop
to report in the state of the market to-day ; about an ardiaary
Tuesday's average businces has been done, and quite as
moat uis generally the cue during the Whitsuatide bolt
days.
MANUFACTURES.-1113DIMATIRLD, MAT 29 —We
are uneb e to report any improvement in our market to-
day. From the recent advance in the ;nice of wools, it was
thought that present stocks would be easily moved at for
mer prices, but such is not the ease; buyers, on the whole,
appearing to purcluve even more sparingly than heretofore.
and muulacturers complain much of the nnremunerative
rate of prices.

WOO O.—ii•DDIIIIATISLO, M•T 29.—The present price
of wools is considered too high for the business doing in 'hi.
district, and consequently we Dave only those in the market
who tad previ 'oily worked up their *Mks, mot their our
chases are limited to a few weeks' consumption, it being
thought that prices will ease a little on the approach of
neat ash 0.

CORN —Hots., May 29.—Ws had a moderate chow ei
reheat to-day from our growers. who evinced the same
&mom which has so long marked their operatio,is, and
were quite unwilling to listen to asy attempt on the part of
factors to bay on tower terms; the business transacted was
in consequence but limited, at about 789. for runs of 63 lbs.
red Foreign wheat, if good, meets free sale, but there is
very little (fie from rproat, or in good condition. Barley
very firm. Beaus le. d : other kinds of Soring corn
unchang.4 in value. Linseed very firm, and elites, not
withstanding the advanced mason, meet a for consumptive
sale. Bones s.id rave cakes maintain their high value.
Imports; Wheat, 6 262 qrs.; barley, 1,050 ; net.., 430;
beans. 1 956 ; peas, 293; , 130; linseed, 36,380; rape
nerd, 20; oil cakes, 619 tons; bones, 1,760.
LEIDS, MAT 29 —We ate fairly supplied with wheat,
the trade is very inactive, and on the little business
done a slight COLCeilliotl is made from Friday's rates, hut
holders generally are firm. Bar!ey fully as dear. 0 its alio
heans, with otter articles, do not very materi.lly from last
week. Arrivals this week:—Wheat, 3.412; oats, 282,
hurley, 119; beans, 211; peas, 57 ; rapeseed, 241 ; timecard,
187.
LINN, MAT 29.—We had lees wheat at market to-day
than of late. The trade began rather dull at ...out 21. per
qr ch cline, but afterwards rallied, and cilipeoi sri,h free
buying at ls. per qr. to low the price. of last week.
B:areely a sample of spring corn now seen at market, the
fainters are using the little left amongst therm-leis. Prices
to 'he growers: Wheat. red, 601 b. to 63lhs 71.6. to 77.. ;
ire, 83s. Barley, 325. to 341. per qr. Oats, le. 3}d. par
sh are.
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Nsmomins, MAY 29.—The weather has again become
cold end unionist ; this morning we bad shouers of hail ;
mind NB. At our market tltis morning we had a mode-
rate show of wheat from the growsn; and, although se,
octal vessels have arrived from abroad, the extreme harsh-
ness of t►e weather induced factors to hold firmly, and
eventually a fair bootees' was done at Saturday's rates.
For eetteral rune of Norfolk red 78t. was obtaintd, 74.. 64.
to 751. for H-' stein, seigoiog 6841b5., sad 78•. for Stettin,
Dutch white at the mesa time cumnianaing 79•. A carg •
of Wolgaot was also sold, but the price was nut allowed to
triinspita, but the i.t.prts ion generally prevalent upon the
market was that 78.. to 78s. 6d. was about the figure oh
toined, weighed 63. h.. Flour sold slowly, but in its value
we observe scarce!, any change. In rye, barley, malt,
beaus, and peas. I.ttle done. Oats in good requite, and the
turn higher.

GLASGOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
Traffic for the we..k ending May 28, 1865, 5 700. 40. sd. ;
enrrraonndie,g w• k. 1844, 6,5451. 19e. 7,1. Increase in 1846.
1541 43.10 d.
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