The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-14 00:00:00

MARKETS.

CDTTON.—ldraaroo, Kee 17.—The market closed &slily, yet
tinsel), and pnom of all deseripoona are tune ae Mph as last week.
The Wes are estimated at 3, ,o bales-5. 4 for export pad 1,00 on
apeoulakon—oompri log 300 Egyptian, at old. to 74d.; 700 Surat, at
41d. to 50. ; and 30 Nea Wanda at l ld. to la. 2d. per lb. Import tin.
Thursday, 10,010 bales.

COTTON GOODS.—Manceseren, MAT ll. Many of our buflnees
people have left home to stood the holiday., and the attendance on
the Exchange was rather limited. We bad, consequently, a rather
flatter market than usual, end to yarns spinners had to submit to a
redo' ton of Id. per lb. to effect sales. The Germans were buyers of
water twist at this edvartage, to rotor extent, but the businos both
ler export and home consumption has been inconsiderable. In cloth
there hes been wore *WI y, end buyers have here and there picked
op lota on rather easier terms, and in wine de driptimis a fair business
has been effeetol, but the freedom of menufficturers from stocks has
enthltd them generally to show more eteadinees in adbesing to
trild.ees than might have horn expected. In fact, in some
of floor's the margin bets een the cost of yarn. and
the selling prices of the &brim tote which it is converted,
especially where manufacturers have to buy yarn, Is
no small as to entail a positive lose on the producer ; and It is only
where sellers are in want of money that they are willing to take
the terms offering. One room: of more stedlinese perhaps today is
that a good de.l of hn-isiou has been quietly effected for India within
the last kw days, and na,nufacturern of those kinds of cloth, having
relieved thensecke of the email stock. b ginning to accumulate, are
is a rather better position.

WOOLLEI4B.—Leas, Slav 13.—Then has been a good attendance
of ssetehenta in the cloth-halls this morales, and some little un.
prosement has Mee manifested. !leery goods ate in demand tot the
whiter trade.

Ilterceenzi 0. Mar !J.—Mere have been eeveral representatives
of large Undue and Glasgow bowleg in U.e market to-Lay, but the
maintenance of thesise in wool has coined much hesitation In their
purchase.. Any description of articles at old prima are readily pur-
chased. The market is dull. Stocks have slightly incteased. Plzen
goods are mostly purchased.

CORN.—Hru., HAT 13.—There was • small supply of wheat f•om
the Isllllol, but which Met gow sale at barely the rote. current but
Tuesday, runs of red 691 U. fetching 81s. to 695. to the grower.
Porngn in improved request, and atl kinds 1.. dearer. Barley more
enquired fr. Beans is. dearer. Osto talr sale at last week's rates.
Linseed unaltered ; but rakes are scarce and is. dearer. Neel con.
thine depressed. Imports from May 3to May f : Wheat, 10 gra:
barley, 3,18; oats, 231 ; beans, 6ts ; pees, 80; linseed, 3,953; oil
cakes, 3 tow; bones, 1313; piano, 49.

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Larne, MAT 13.—There is only a moderate show of wheat,
but demead Is equally limited, partly owing to the holiday time.
Pries of Friday are nominally the same. Scarcely anything doing in
other .slid., and no alteration of prices. Average price of grain :
Wheat. 8,970 qrs., 69e. Id.; bad y, 630, 43e. 6d.; rate, 66, 25e 84.;
bean.,974, 425. 3d. ; peas, 10, •lia. Arrivals this week : —Wheat.
3,189; barley, 590; beans, 484; rapeseed, 56; Ilneeeff, 10.
Urns, HAT 13.—A fair supply of wheat offering hese today.
The oomparatlvely Pm quotations of the consuming markets for
wheat, and the dull state of the flour trade, occasion bith merchant.
and millers to set very ceutivently„ and the sale was languid at about
la per qr. decline. No alteration in spring corn, which comes
sparingly to hand. Wheat, fed, &ON. to i2i6a., 544. 1. 611.; fine,
665. Barley, 5110 s. to Saba., 31e. to 365. ; fine, 40a. Beane, Its.
to 403. pet qr. Oats, la, to le. Id. per atone.

Nawcarrin, Mar I 3.—Tbe weather to now everything that mid
be wished, and with • continuance doubtless the effect upon vegeta.
tion will be striking. At our mar key this remains we had a moderate
show of wheat from the powers, and although the arrivala are like.
vies short, the fine weenier, coupled with the circumstance of our
millers having failed to Niemen flour. Imparted much broom flea to
the trade, and in the limited business done, a reduction of fully ls.
per qr. had to be ceseetle4. Flour moved off slowly. and must be
written Is. per sub cheaper. 11.1 e neglected. Nothing doing in
malting barley. Beans ono peas very row ea a, and teudiug down.
wards ; whilst at the same time oats commanded lees attention.
I Moue, Mar 13.—(8y English and Mob Magnetic Telegraph.)—
A sluggish market, very little doing, and prices tending downwards.