The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-02 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.— Lrvintrret., Aram I.—The market closed tamely and
very firmly at an edema of id. per lb. on Americas deeerintiona
The sales are 10.000 Eels-1.1.00 for export, and 3,teo an aperolation,
ansprising 8,000 Amerman. 300 esspuea 61d. to 84.; 1,000 Scrota
led. to qd.; and SO Ilea Wanda 100. to Is. 4d. per lb.

COTTON 0001/9.—Mmeenenrea, Aran. I.—A healthier faun
hae pervaded the market, sad @Oman mod manalmtmere bare
realised os improvement en the lamb not to ittitstrt. Urns I
milted to skippers ham sot bon dela bat tho ham trade
boyars hive tam cobs red warps pretty tubllk at an Minim of Id.
to id. per lb. at the Mr al lam oils Ms iff meet per
rises used Id. perr lb. Wither, but the hot leaked bosom
Inanssann nniksesa ern awl of orilhalsrat. end me
snap ill. wet pima Mew in sistla paw*. Hitherto it has
eat ben mapatied to wry atiehabirilly as the port of buyers, but
there Ins ben a vane brit anied tor slinky sad 01l Inas of
Mir inns, Leg asks roma WPC The =NNW, &maw
of Mom llama Treslasl sod lkonsr, hued nay, will be nod
with Mena et Ns Imam
acne in den Irk cireular sellers bid ponwithd Ist
man na* shdr sionese hough orkpansi ably by •
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tin MOW kr three reselses Wlkea mewpksh l fa sem verb
kinara. The Ilene Irak ernsei Ins elms bus sod% is Is nail
at Ills airshillsk hes sink the monk nstrolollk ; ha dirlsi
the Isk ken bas her bin daily im=alloffaaar.
Van Ine, sre is pea *an ths ern to
hod this nonnig of the treaty of like sigh* nen is a
awake le hell reverenwet The idepephis assonts
km Oa Int *Winn are rbss bine wars klieg sore renew
try IN dr urroihstures it Ms Obtain But it le qrshosable
whether barmwal waft know say wrath rorransah IN ens
snow apposslias Oat pilot of the yearorboo dem& Mk of
tior eweetrelimbels, amt Inge animas of sown shish nay
Away heaeprtr uswies taus asy ponstay pat so Inn cos-
ifor
Vow etasanwark savaass prior The exports of Win plan
risk sad yens knits sun an ea, 111 pongee wart 611.111 t
the MN time lot year, but nine sant the avenge far tbs last

pinions three moan* which is MAN packages. The following
elessillestion ahoy et s glum the proportion to the various marline
Packages. Lbo.
Cotten Fleet Hoods. Cotton Twee:
East Indies
thine
Autrella

1.0
Central and South Ameba
North America 8.6
West Indies
Coast of Attlee
Turkey, Egypt, mid Levant.... 10.9
Germany and Holland • 5.2
Other Unpin States 6.7
" The LieerPool cotton market has teen well supported during the
Math for middlleg and lair of:L.IJUN of American, but the lower
e quoted Id. per lb. lower. Mule Twist :—Our quotations
grade
re
lower qualities are fully Id. per lb. higher, and, say from 70" is
mad upwards, there is a general edema, of lid. per lb., which We
been wand more by the satielbation of peace than by actual busi-
ness. although there lila been a reat amount of business done, la
tester twist the Mysore is about 14. to Id. per lb. Ike goods market
I. Ina healthy state, the demand throughout the month basing been
of a eery general character. 511.uach abirtings for India and Chins,
are 3d. to 40. per plea higher; 13. inch du 0,3 d. per wee. Nada-
pollams, 3d. per place of 4ti yards. T clothe, loincloth., and do-
mestles without alteration. Jou:noels, from being quite neglected,
hags spuwng ap lid. to 311. per piece..

WOOLLEN.—Ligas, Aran I.—There has been a good attendance
of buyere in the coloured cloth ball this morning, and an avenge bo.
einem bas been transacted. The white market has been rather quiet.
IitIODUSPIRLD, Aram I.—We have had a tall. trade, but not equal
to the average ot the past few weeks. There lea reluctance to give
advanced prices. Stooks very light. Buyers were in the market
ham ,L=Con and Manchester. but few large sales were easeted.

WANUFACITItEB.-11e nos kept ILD. dray t. 1 . —The atteudseee of
buyers hart not been e■meroaa to. day. There is still a tolerable de.
mend for steel doeskins, tame mixtures, and all seasonable leddad,
but the genera. Wilson has no been so brisk as It hr been the tilt
few seeks.

Apan. I.—Manufactnrens having bought
pretty freely during last month came, a slight falling off in the de-
mand for woo., yet the tone of the market ia considered healthy.
sad the recent Mascots well iustained.
Mears. Perkins and Robinson, of Liverpool, report in their
circular of yesterday During the past month there has been
considerable animation in the wool market, and all descriptions have
advanced in value. The improvement ha, loon more mat led let.
Orly; cognomen who were keeping aloof in the expectation of sup.
plying their won upon eider knelt% havino ooze forward as buyers
sad operated with confidence. A steady business has also been done
for export, ace prices have still an upward tendency. With the ex.
CeptiOn of lair parcels of Alpaan, Peruvian, Australian end East in-
dim, there have been no moons of any consequence, and an Woke
are now estronely light(in some descriptions (mired quite exhausted).
It appears Improbable, with the present r ttc of consumption, that the
raw material can recede in value—while, on the otger hand, the Ina-
movement In trade, which It Is hoged will accompany the return of
i peace, Is likely to nue a further onvanos In Owes:.

SILK.-71te milk market has continued active during the
month, and prime have now reached a point not toothed since 1833
Indeed, Is some Instances quotations are higher now than they were
at that period. In China silk buyers have operated freely, all the re.
cent arrivals—about 3,100 bales -having been readily taken on land.
log at adsmced rates, leaving the market very bare of available qua-
titles of both Trollies and layroams. Prices may be quoted Is. te
Is. (d. per lb. higher than at the commeneeraent of the month. The
teiegraphie adobes of the China mail have arrived, bringing dates
from Shanghai to the 7th, and long Kong to the 13th of February.
Owing to the discouraging amount. received item this ride and the
China holidays, but little boainelt had been done In silk, The total
shipments to ali Europe were about 2,e00 bales In excess of those at
the came period lied year. The eaporta to Great Britain were about
the same. Tile deliveries for the month are 4,431 bales. In Bengal
silk there has bees • good demand for all descriptions, and prices are
again dearer. The better qualities continue rearm. and COSitqUent3
es fur twee very high rat are ohm:cable. Indian silk must be quoted
Is. per lb. higher. Persian kik : 134 ballots have arrived tinting the
month, but are yet unsold, owing to the importers being too high in
their proteaslons.—(From the Ordeal' of Ilessra. li. Wantuaan
and Co.)

CORN.—Lane, APRIL o.—We have a fair show of what; for
all fresh qualities there is • steady demand at fully Friday's prices.
Barley as before. Egyptian beam have receded one shilling pm
quarter. Oats ant other artkles unaltered. Average price of graM :
Wheat, 3.621 qer.. 72e. 56. ; barley, 1,405 ore., 4.r. td. ; oar,, 324
qrs., 27e. 9d. ; beans, 143 qrs., 425. 61. Arrivals this week:—What,
3,710 qrs.; oats. 6; barley, 1,741; beam, 41; yeas, 2; malt, 540.
Bad., Aram I.—To-day our farmers brought a moderate supply
of English wheat, witch met free rale, at fully the current rates of
last Tuesday. Foreign firm and unaltered in value, with more in.
quities. hpring cern in steady consumptive demand. Word with.
out change; stoeke of cake • good deal reduced, and meet fair sale.
Bones rattier quiet. Rape cakes in fair demand. Imports from
March 22 to March 27 t—Wheat,2,2lo qrs. ; busy, 1.850; ors, 110;
beam, 310; farm, 171; linseed, 1,0e2; rapesee 2,127; oil cakes,
296 tone; tones, 635.
Lys*, Aram I.—Our farmers generally are high", bury ID spring
sowing, yet we are fairly supplied with the leading articles of the
trade (wheat and barley), and the conditi n much Improved by the
massnable drying winds. hales were pretty freely effected at fully
the currency of last week for all descriptions. Wheat, red, 10110.
61110., 14e. to 6se.; tine, Ms. Barley, 511ba. to Sally.. 31a. to 36e.;
fine, 395. Beane. Me. to 40s. Oats, Is. to Is. Id. per stone.
Nawcagno, Aram I.—The weather Mill continues cold and chilly,
with night traits and bright minehine during the day. Vegetation
makes slow progress, bat the country upon the whole in represented
to be healthy. At our market this morning we had a moderate show
of wheat from the growers, and holders generally being more yo-
served, teeth thrashed eamplee as well so Muth country and foreign.
met more attention. and an &atm of Is, per qr; willingly pude
Fine Wlebecb red eommenikit 74e.; Scotch yellow, 7ts.; and choice
foreign Holstein, 71e., weighing 63110. Flour met more enquiry,
extra households making a Is., and other marks 491. to 505.; extra
whiter, 53e. to Sta. Rye nominally unaltered. Malting barley in
less request, and rather cheaper. In other grain no change.
Mcium Await. I.—(By English and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.)—
A small market and slow sale; rather steady.