The Express.
London, England, 1851-03-17 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Ltvanroot., Blanc it 1..—1 n the cotton
market toolay see. to the extent tf about 5,000 hales have beyn made,
comprising 4,000 American; tie Ternarn and Maranhao, :id to
*I.; 100 Bahia, lid. to lid.; 100 Egyptian, yd. to:Sid.; Net Sant,
Sid. to Sill. ; 70 **lsland, 130, to 17d. The market el.'') tamely,
but with ecennems of pricer, which do not (hirer from rat, ohm'. cur.
rency. There is a good supply of bigh.coloured (Meals uttering at
61.1. to lid; it is prenyclean, very solid, and gout' stapled; 1,000 bap
changed hand. to-day on speculaiion.
MANCHEITZII, M %licit 15.—There has been no further
cheaper prices, And yarns continue at about a decline of id. to id.
per Ib. on last week's rates, awl cloths at a decline of lid. to 3d. per
piece, though there are cmciedotial exceptions, and spinners and
manias Weis have been bunt who have bee. willing to accept even
eerier terms, whilst ethers risolutely refuse all co/m.7ton. The as.
metablaire both of sellers and buyers on change this wormed has been
large, but it has not reditted in much business, and much anxiety
evidently estate sate the neat minces from the Coiled State., as to the
pries et cotton. The nest overland mails' tidying from baba and
China are also locket forward to with interest, ;nd we shall not have
soy improvement of budnem or alteration at all probably till these
heve come to hand. The Meadinems of the Liverpool cot:un market
SWIM in one enemure to keep up prices here, but still buyer- ev.nre
great caution, sod the business in printing cloths his fallen off to an
extent which has induced some of the producers to turn their looms
to other uses, whilst not a few are g nig upon short time. The (Lei-
b= trade is also showing the depression, and prices are about ad. per
lb. lON for this clan of goods. N'e have hod a tar.ure bore recently
in the yarn trade. but it is by no means to a serious amount.
Barite, MAtteit 1-I.—Being without any fresh accounts
from the United States, our nor great
in estate of *impiety inactivity,
:mall skip ugh holdersevince no great dvvire realise, prices here de.
alined upon the few Inupactiona that have been ettectid fully 4fr.
upon previous quotations for nil designations. However favourable
the next advice* may be, the amount of our stock will prevent uny
material rise takime place, it now eaceeds 100,. 00 balm. We look for
20 more ship from the States with, say 30,000 to 40,000 bale.; hence
there Is every probability than holden mug eUnnlit tO e still further de-
cline. The imports of the post week mach 23,i'3 haler, whild the
sales during the same peeled do not nearly reach 3,000 bales, se will
co snidest from the fallowing statement of aetual transactions .-
1.2u0 balm Mew Orlearm, 93f. toll if.; fill balm Mobile, trot. to WO.;
935 bales Upland, irif. to 101 f.; 30 balms l.hto, 117 f. bee.

WOOLLEN CLOTiI.—LEEIO, Mattelt I.s.—Business is
generally rather Ant at thin period of the year in the cloth belie, and,
taking this law account, we think we have had a fair market to Oat.
There in a Might I.OIFROVCIIOI4 to
the voirchtniere, but then- in nothing
doing to what wee generally anticipated and ought to to fa the
IMMO.

LINEN.—BitTagT, MARCH 1 I.—This week yarns con-
tinue dull of sale. There are now large stocks on bane,, and MOM.
factures are curtailing their make considerably. Which s causing a
great failing a in the consumptkin of yarns, both in tows ehil
A few parties have reduced tihe pikes of their yarns 101. per bindle,
but this reduction to not general. We understand, indeed. the there
Is no Mae price in the meet just now, as holders are desirous to
ell. In Ball, meru, on saturday, the basilicxa to cloth was inanimate,
and manufacturers submi teed to a reduction of fully 4.L per yard on
all coirse webs; finer nets were ready at former rats; but few silts
were effected in fine cloth. • large quantity teaseled unsold. In
Armagh, on Tuesday, the market both for cloth end yams was fiat,
and operations were limiled. The news trona the United Stares, by
the Africa, it very favourable es regards the extent of sake edited !
ley the coirmi-sion houses; bat prices are still reported low-so much
ra, Indeed. that they will eat cover the advance which has Liken place
for lOW time past on this side. Some Irish textile fabrics „re r.)inz
pretty well, via., printed linen lawn dreses in tasteful patterns suited
to the American market, 7.4, 01.4. and 10-4 whle diaper and damasks,
brows and white, in both Lem. and taken, Linen thread, got up
meetly, alto brings a fair profit to exporters—Boater uJ thee,.

CORN.—ANDoTta, March 13.—The supply to-day was
sot large. but Me demand Ina animated, hest samples ful.y maintaining
last week's prises. The quantity of good Battey on offer ir.is not more
than sidgelent for the demand, the trade for all deseripuom bring
brisk, sad prime bad an opined tendency. Flue Oats were in good
demand; and the business in all otter articles was Srm at burner
rates. Wheat, 10.. to 40s. per qr. Barley, Ila to 279 Oats, Ina
to a Besag, 265. to 349 l'em, Ma. to Ifs. Malt, eL, to Ms.
Tares,Ss. toes. 6d. per bushel. Flour, Us. to 29.. pee sack.
ATLEallt'lle, )!arch 15.—Wheat in moderate supply, at
last week's prime, with a fair lade. 1t.... Am Other kfmts dull,
at late ruts. Wheat, XI. los. to 111. per load of 5 qrs. Barley,
19s. to 23.. per qr. BMW, 23.. to 30e, Peas, Ma to 30s. Outs,
les. to IL.
BATH, March 15.—Our market was well supplied with
most descriptions of grain. The prim. are much the same as last
week, with the exception of Barley, which we quota Is. pre qr. higher.
BEDFORD, Msrch 14.—Notwithstanding the dull accounts
from Mark-lane, our esarket era. again to short supply, and enrn was
t= ia high; and In many inflames Wheat was 6d. pm loin: of 3
dower. Barley likewise was 1.. per qr. drum Oats were
Ina at week's perms. Beau and Peas the same. Clover heed
ins from L. to 4a. darer. Spring Tams nominal.

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BERWICK, Maeda 15.—We had n fair attendance at to-
day's market, prices ware Arm, and in some map for line qualities
more money arm paid.

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BL.S.NDIFORD, March 15.-At our market this morning
we had a moderate show of grain, but the attendance WU not very
large; millers acted whit caution, and the transaction" in Wheat
were made at lee rates. For all descriptions of Barley we en-
peeieneed a fair demand, and the quotations of last week were firmly
supported. Other Linde of veins corn without variation. Present
=Wheat, 325. to 40s. Raney, 11s. to 265. Oats, 160. to 19a.
30s. to 36a. Piga, 265. to 30a. Malt, 20s. to 34.. per qr.
Flour, 275. to 295. per sack.
Boaro:e. March 15.-We have hail a small show of
Wheat to-dsy, and the links business transacted was at fully to. ad-
vance. Very few Oats or Beane oaring. Fine seed Oats in demand,
at ls. advance. Wheat, red, Ms. to 49a.; white, 435. Oats 15s.
to ISt. Beans, 255. to MA per quarter.
CAMBRIDGE. March 15.-Wheat was without alteration
In peke today ; but the beat Barley and Oats were Is. per qr. dearer,
with a very MOW demand. Wheat. rad. 36a. to 4111. ; White, 425.
Barley, las. to 30s. Bean,, as. to 2,5. Peas, 261. to 26s Oat', les.
to 110.
CANTERBURY, March 1.5.-The Wheat trade was firm to-
der, and hoe qualities Inquired Sot, at the following rates wham;
brown, new, 34a. to 40,.; white, new, 40e. to 43a. Barley, new, 20a.
to Ma. Oats, new, 16a. to gos. Beam, old, 24a.; new, 21a. flog
Peas. 245.

CanuaLE March 15.—The supply of grain was about an
avenge, at More ninth the ante as Lac week, with the exception or
Gate, 1-M were about Id. per basket lower. The Wowing era mar
gootatiews : Wheat, while, new, lee. to 16.. Id.; old, lee. to 6d.;
red, new, 1...6d. to lie. old, 14e. ed. to lint. 6d. barley, new, 9e.
to 10a.; old, 9e. to 10.. Clete, potato, 7e. to le. id.; common,
In 3d. to 01.90. Hem, lla. to lin Per, 12s. to Floor, 11.6 d.
tot.. ltd. per wow ; Oatsatal, to. ad.; Smite], Is, Si.; Barleynteal.
la—Cortole Journal.
COLCHISTIR, March 15.—Prices of all 10Tie of grain are
w 6 attratioa. Ito supply ot what Is urn, sod good dry qua.
NON on NW/ taloa at late rata. Dairy ir >a mail supply, aro4ig