The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-21 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LivaarooL, FEB.2o.—The market slimed
with a very heavy tendency, but prices were unaltered
since Friday. Tee sales emanated to 4,000 be1ee....600
by exporters—comprising 200 Peraam and Maritima, at
Bid. to 7d. ; 200 Egyptian, at Old. to 71d.; and 400 Surat,
at Std. to 3id. per lb. lhs imports since Thursday nub
20,000 bales.

WOOLLEN CLOTHS.—LEEna, FEB. 20.—We have no
change to report on the state of the woollen market. A
moderate business has been done, similar in quantity to latt
Tuesday'e.

WOOLS.-11IIDDIEMPIELD, FEB. 20. —There is oaly a
very small quaatity of colonials arrived from present salts
and but little doing. la low wools which for some time
have been quite a drug in the market, there is at present a
brisk demand owing to a few of our leading manufactaren
having received extensive orders for army clothing.

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDERSFIELD, Fee. 20.--Th.
aspect of trade generally still continue. in • state of us.
certainty, for, though there has been a tolerable attendance of
oterthasta, their purchases have been so much limited t►at
on the whole but little businvas hes been done, and stooks
of middle and low goods continue yet to accumulate.

COTTON GOODS.—MANCHRBTIR, Fzn. 20.—The mar.
keit continues very Hit, and prices are still tending dowe-
-1 wards. The production, however, is also still lessening, m
that the present ruinous rates will probably not be long
continued. Some large offers for 71b. and 81b. India shirt-
ing' were made at ss. 3d. and 61. 6d per piece, or 3d. per
piece under the present selling rates, but the prices us al-
ready sufficiently remunerative, and purchases were ate
effected. So in India qualities of yarn large offers were
made at lower prices, with sispilar results. The yarn mar-
ket, like that for cloth, is dull, and tending downwards, Qs
t:erusod from home, as well as shipping markets, being as
an exceedingly limited scale.

CORN .—HOLL, FEB. 20.—Tbers has not been s bees
arrival of any article connected with the trade' and the
istense frost, and heavy fall of snow, has stopped all tries
in our docks and harbour. There was a small suppig
English wheat at market to-day, and farmers very nnw '
sellers at any decline, so that the buoinese done was very
limited. In foreign nothing doing. Spring corn of all
kinds very depressed in value. A (air consumptive clamed
for liaised cakes, but prices rather easier

'ALDO, FIB. 20.—The weather continues most were,
which canoes our navigation to be quite impeded, both
inland and to the sea ; consequently we are without supplies
by water. The trade may be quoted for all articles norm.
!sally the same as last week.

LYNN, Fri. 20.—We have had a moderate supply of
grain at market to-day, but in our present ice bound state
but little business is passing at prices somewhat below the
quotations of last week. Wheat, 60Ibe. to 631b5., 675. te
691. ; whits, 760. Barley, best runs, 28s. to 305.; extra,
325. per qr. to the growers. Oats, 14d. per stone.
NZWIABTLI. FIB 20. The weather still continues
frosty, although lees iatease than last week. At our mu,
ket this morning we had about our usual supply of wheat
from the growers, and from the oust a few hundred quer-
tau have dropped in since Saturday, and, upon the whole,
a rather firmer feeling pervaded the trade, fresh-threshed
samples commanding rather over Saturday's rates, whersu
for South Country and foreign full prices were given.
For beat new South Country yeLow. 744. was an extreme
quotation; wh selected runs were worth 725. to 731.,
all weighed 631b0. per bushel. Flour, in many cases, has
been parted with at li. decline; but there hu been no dis-
position evinced to force saki at the reduction. Rye unal-
tered. Malting barley in very slow request, and it is only
now and then that buyers can be found; 34e. may be ow
sidered the extreme value of Norfolk end Suffolk weigh-
ing 611 be. per bushel ; whereas fair qualities may be had at
32e., weighing 521bs. and 62ilbs. Malt comparatively ne-
glected. In other articles no change of moment is ob.
serrable.