The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-23 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Ltvgaront, iinnE 22.—Our cotton market
cloves tont ly and steadily to-day, prier* of American and
all other ,otts being little, if at all, changed. The dav's
.ales are iirlted at 5,000 to 6,000 halo s, of which 1,000
are taken for export, and 2,000 on s t ulation, including
100 Egyptian, at 61d. to Gad. ,• and 300 Surat, at 31d. to
4ad. The imports since Thursday are 70,000 bales.
MANCIIEETRX, JUNE 22.--We have not had a very active
market fur yarns, owing to the liminess with which spin-
ners adhere to prices, notwithstanding the accounts of the
cotton market from the United States. There has been a
slightly each r tone in the lower numbers of yarn, which
are quoted at I-16d. to ad. per lb. decline. Cloth has main-
tained prices with more firmness in all the lighter fabrics,
especially in printers, whiter in some eases have realised a
shade above the rates at which they were recently sold.
Tho heavier cloths, including domesucs, have been dull of
WC, though effering at prices which are by no means re-
munerative.

WOOLLEN CLOTIL—Leens, itNE 22.—We have
had a lair avenge market in the Cloth Ilall today, and
things suitable for the autumn trade continuo in brio& de-
mand. Prices continue firm, and the pr.'s/wets of trade are
on the whole good

WOOL.—II UDOCUSV Iwo, June 22.—The improvement
which has taken place in manufactured goods has given a
better tone to the Wool market, and though prices are con-
sidered high, there is a fair amount of business doing.

MANCFACTURES.—llt.ptinitsrinut, June 22.—Wc
have hod a full average market in our Cloth hall to.day,
and almost all descriptions of fancies have participated iu
the general movement. Thick drain, which have been en-
tirely at a stand fur some time, now meet with readier sale,
while old stocks generally are moving at rather better
prices.

CORN.-linet, June 22.-The weather has been broken
during the past week, and some amount of rain 'mitalien
-rathsr more than was required-and this having been
general throughout the kingdom, more firmness has been
imparted to the trade, and some advance obtained uprn
Wheat. The present low range of prices, the short imports,
and moderate state of stock., makes us very susceptible to
improvement at this critical season. We bud for this day's
market a moderate show of Wheat from our formers, but
very little foreign. The former was ready sale at fully Is.
per qr. over the rates current last Tuesday, and
no great disposition on the part of farmers
(who aro chiefly of a class well able to hold)
to sell at the advance. More looking after foreign
Wheat, but only a retail business resulted; granaried par
eels being generally held on higher terms than the consuming
market will admit being paid. There is a consumptive sale
for Harley at our quotations. Beans are Is. per qr. dearer.
Pear, inquired for. Oats are neglected. A very limited
business passing in Linseed ; tine qualitesare scarce ; several
of the mil!, are closed. Linseed Cakes dull, and to be
bought on lacier terms. Rape Cakes are the turn lower.
Wheat, English, red, 38.. to 415.; white, 425. to 445.;
Dantsie and Konigsberg, 40s. to 455. ; Pomeranian and
Hamburg, 31e. to 405.; Danish, Holstein, and Friesland,
34is. to 385.; Russian and Odessa, ate. to 38s. Oats,
English, IBs. to 205.; Danish, 16s. to I8s.; Fries-
land, 18s. to 20s. • Russian, 15s. to 18s. Barley,
malting, 295. to 30.. ; grinding, '26s. to 275. Beans,
295. to 325. ; foreign, 275. to 30s. Peas, white, yellow,
and blue. 325. to 351.; grey and black, 28s. to 30s.
Linseed, Black Sea' 445. te 465. ; Petersburg, 425. to cm ;
Riga and Archaistic', 38.. to 425. • Konigsberg and Memel,
304. to to.. ; Linseed Cakes, 'Hull, 71. ss. Oil. ; line fo-
reign, 71. Os. Od.; inferior foreign, 64. ; Rapeseed, 23/. 10s.;
Rape Cakes, 92..6d. Tares, English, 345.; foreign, 28..
to 325. Guano, U. to 91. 10s. ' • Bones, 975. Gd. Ryerneal,
U. Imports from June 12 to June 18:-Wheat, 185 qr..;
Barley, 263 ; Beans, 234; Peas, 74; Tares, 14; Unwed,
1,190; Rapeseed, 450; Oil Cakes, 13 tons; Bones. 424.

Ltkus, JUNE 22.—Our arrivals of grain today arc mo-
derate ; the weather has been unsettled, and not of that
genial description which appears necessary to bring the
crops forward : to-day an advance of Is. per quarter was
generally demanded for wheat, and in most cases obtained,
yet there was no animation in the trade. Barley, oats, end
shelling as before. Beans are rather higher. No variation
in other articles. Arrivals this week :—Wheat, 5,090; Oats,
60; Barley, 900; Beans, 10; Rapeseed, 597; Linseed, 910.
LtvettPunt., JUNE 22. The weather has been
of an unsettled character the whole of the past week; much
rain and a low temperature fur Midsummer. There has
been no material alteration in prices during the week.
Wheat in several instances improved Id. per bushel. Flour
brought full prices, but Indian corn declined 6d. per quar-
ter. Scarcely any grain or flour has arrived from Ireland
this week, but from abroad the import of wheat and Hour
is large, chiefly from the United States, and we had )eater-
lay the first arrival this season of wheat, flour, and peas,
from Canada. The export of Indian corn and flour to Ire-
land is again large this week. The market this morning
was well attended by buyers. Wheat was in good request
for consumption, and all fresh qualities of white and red
commanded an advance of fully Id. per bushel over the price
of this day se'nnight. American flour was not any dearer,
but it is moving pretty extensively into the hands a our
bakers. Indian corn has declined fully Is. 3d. per quarter
on the week. Oats slightly easier in price, but in fair
demand. Egyptian beans were fid. to 9d. per quarter
higher, and not many m. :ing. Oatmeal, barley, and peas
were without change of value. The weather continues
cold and unpromising.

LYNN, June 22.—A moderate supply of 'Wheat to-day,
and about Is. per qr. dearer. Wheat, Gllbs to 631b5.,
to 415.; fine, 425.; white, 48s. Beaus, 335. to 3,55. per qr.
to the growers.
NEWCANTLE, June 22.—The weather still continues' un-
settled. Yesterday it poured in torrents, and we hear that
the crops have been seriously lodged in certain localities.
At our market this morning we had a moderate show of
Wheat from the growers, and having nothing fresh in of
, consequence since Saturday, a fair steady business was ca-
-1 perienced for all descriptions, Mildly Saturday'srates, extra
samples in some cases commanding rather more money.
Flour had rather more tone, but prices can scarcely be
written dearer. Rye withuut animation. Grinding Barley
more inquired for, and the turn in favour of the teller, 275.
being realircd for sweet Danish weighing 6Glbs. per bushel.
In Malt rather more stirring. Beans and l'eas unaltered.
Oats tending upward.

CATTLE, Ac.—SALIBBVRT, June 22.—The state of our
market exhibited a decided improvement this morning.
The supply of Beasts was larger, especially of well. fed ani-
' male, and the attendance of buyers being greater than we
have noticed for some weeks past, there was a quicker sale
for all descriptions ; a clearance being effected at an early
hour, at the extreme rateeof last market, whilst in a few in-
stances a little more money was obtained. There was also
• better supply of Sheep as to number, but, nevertheless,
the sale was not less animated, and prices ruled about the
same as on this day se'nnight. Nearly everything found
buyers. There was comparatively a small supply of Lambs,
which met a ready sale, and the extreme rates of last mar-
ket were well sustained. A considerable amount of business
was transacted in Calves, the supply being large ; and in car-
cass Veal no alteration in prices. Pigs were plentiful, and
and a good amount of business was transacted in store pigs,
which fetched quite as much money as at our last market;
if any difference can bo noticed it was against the buyer.
The follow iog is an average of the quotation.: Ox
Beef, Bs. fid. to 9a. per score ; cow and heifer ditto, 72.6 d. to
Ba. Best Down Mutton, 6d. per lb. ; second best, 5121. ;
inferior, 6d.; carcass Veal, 62. 9d. to 7e. 3d. per score.
Lamb, Gid. to 7d.per lb. Pork, Eid. to Gd. Veal, lid. to bid.
Bacon Pigs, 7s. 6,1. to 72. 9d. per score. Porkers, 7s. 6d.
to Bs. Store Pigs, 16s. to 26e. each. Glilcb Cows, with
Calves, 91. to ill. each.

From 144 LONDON GAZBlTE.—Tuesday, June 22.

enteorre.

WILLIAM Fastoducx Itarsaosai.aa. Oftege'nplact, Kuighteibridge,
and lietemnbmitriet, Beigrennstmes, backneller, to aunt tider
July 1 at 12, and August 5 at nt, at Basinghall.street.
Hadley and Slider, Greshara-atreet; off. wig., Bell, Coleman.
street-buildings.
Joanna Cnrannue, Bristol, jeweller, July 6 and August 3, at 11, at
the Ennui Court. SoL, Hobbs, Bristol; off. aesig., Hutton.
Bristol.
Citnaman Lorin Krum, Woolwich, grocer, July 6 at 2 and August 3
at 11, at Inistugball.strest. Sol., Sandom, Duke-stmt, Southwark
and Deptford; of. rang., Edwardn, liambroek.court.
WUJAAN Bienniums, Lombard-street, City, merchant, June 30 at I,
aid August 3 at 11, at BaniughalLotreet. Mils., MCI NT. Valiance,
Lennon et, Strand; nit wag , litaingekL Baalughallouret.
Joar Fax KIM" lons FannsiutA Itenvo, Oaunla Kinn. and
AnClllll/41.13 Envie, Taunton, scriveners, July 0 and 27, at ii, at
the Exeter Court. Bola., Dornmett and Owning, Chard, and Daw.
Laster: off. main, Hirtsel, Exeter.
01011011 111.1141111, Lean, Bedfordshire, and Faleini.aquare, City,
gnaw hamlet manufacturer, July 3 at IS, and August 6 at 1, at
Badeghall.street. Bon., Lawrence, Bread-street, Cheapahle; of.
essis. Whitmire, Basingliall.atreet.
&ma ]V1401141 WOMAN Thavientnn, Itotborn, floor risertlimit,
June W) at and August 5 et if, at Bisingliaikatreet.
Chadley, OrrallaulltsrlLait. tentg.Jr*