The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-23 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTlON.—Linuom., Mum !L—We have lees excitement
to-day, lest a steady market at yestardays otiose. Tim sales are
10,000 bales, of whirl 1,600 are for export and mosulatido.

WOOL AND WOBSTF.D.—DRADFORD, Kum ft—Wool COO.
Vases in steady demand, and prices are very Arm. Neils and
Yaks are in increased request, and stocks are clawed of as they
are produced. There is ne new feature to report In worsted
yam or goods. Both spinners and nuoutacturers coannat to
be well employed to order. The boos houses are particularly
active in both departments but the export kanaa•—with the
exception of American merchant., who are at present more
Uwe than they were—ore not doing an averse amount of bast.
taro. A good steady busineas, however, la doing In both isms
sad goods, and prices are remunerative. A good sign is that
factory hands are well employed, end strikes, which frequently
take plats, are 'linen immediately settled by the cone,"sou
sought being yielded by the spinner and manufacturer.

007177.—MitalmmAN, Miacts 22.—At Gloucester =stet, on
the 17th, wheat was le. per quarter dearer; at Worcester, the
am. day, la to per quater above previous Mee was pahl, but
the riled very doll. Higher pipes were demanded for
barley and itAnut only complied with In retail. Beaus and
peas firm. the present week, the little Ensiled' wheat
offering has been held at rates with which buyers will not com-
ply, sad Sew parcels have changed hands. Barley In limited re.
spank but tending upward.. Bata quite we high. Not much
ding In hems Peat In more demand at full pelmet At Wolver-
hampton, yesterday, there was a short supply of wheat from th
farmers, and a rise of la to 2s. per quarter was reluctantly com-
e
plied with. At this day's market there was a fair suppl)
Meade wheat, which found huger at an advance of Is. to 2.5.
rqaat.darter. Barley held (for more money, but only taken in
quantities. tin oats the torn was in favour of seller. Beans
sad pees unaltered. Most of the millers 'advanced the flour
td. per sack.
lIIMMiaI, Mama 22.—We had a smaU supply of wheat, for
which higher prices were demanded, and a fair business was
done at an advance of about Is. • yr. Barley was in good sup
ply, the trade for the best qualities was dull, and lower prices
were taken, but secondary qualities were in demand, and made
hay as much as Wt week. What, best, 475. to 515.: middling,
to 474. ; inferior, 34a. to Ms. Barley, mu. to 44a. (kats, ns.
to Ms. Beans, 40a, to tes. Peas, 4!a. to Me. Flour, fine per
ad), Nis. to 41s. ; seconds, NM to 361.

MANCEINIIII, YAWS 22.—The Improved feeling noted In our
last report has continued during the week, and wheat end ger
ban been in fair request at a further slight enhancement in
In Other articles no change of moment has occurred.
rata Id
about 8,500 quarters of oats from Irelaml, the werk.s
Imports Into Liverpool and Runcorn are ordy very moderate in
amount. There was about the usual attendance at our market
tide morning. Factors demanded an advance of Is. to ra. per
quarter far wheat, but brims held aloof, and only a very limited
liminess resulted. flour also met scarcely any inquiry, but was
held generally for Od. to Is. per sack more money. (rats and
oatmeal were steady at late rates. Beans and Indian oorn were
each the turn in favour of sellers.

NZWA.III3, Itasca 2L—Our Corn Imhange was thinly supplied
with wheat, and buyers cleared the market of flue qualities at an
advanoe of Is. per qr. Harley of all kinds is less plentiful than
usual, and wit.t any change in Mine. Oats, beans, and po.,
little passing at last week's quotations. Wheat, white, new.
6131. to 664. ; extra, 56e. per 96 stone; red, new, 475. to Isc
extra, 503. per 36 stone. Harley, malting. new, 365. to 45.
extra, 475. per 32 atone; grinding. 31s. to 325. per 30 stole. Oats,
feed, new, Me. to 28s. per 24 stone seed, new, 30s. teas.:
extra, 355. per 26 stone. Beans, feed, new, 425. to 445. per 36
atone, Peen, blue, new, Ms. to 621. per 38 stone seed, 33..
per 33 stone; white, new, 46a. to 60a. per 38 stone; white, seed,
Ms, per 38 stone.

MIHRURY, Maus 22.—We had a small supply of wheat, which
met a steady sale at an advance of from J. to Ss. per qr., a
clearance being effected. A small quantity of barley on offer,
realising fully late rates. Oats, beans, and peas, dull.
UXBRIDGE, MARCH M.—Our market Is hut shortly supplied
and the trade is active. Wheat is is. to fa per or. dearer. The
Prices obtained are Us. to WS Barley, Mt to 425. Oats. 21s.
tans. Beans, Ms. to 444. Peas, nee to 445. per qr. Tares, dY
s4_9e. per busheL

WATZRPORD. MUCH 111.—Our market is stiff very scantily
=wiled with farmers' grain, and there la a decided diminution
.10 the quantity offering by boat. From abroad the arrivals are
limited to one cargo of -Indian corn. Trade la very firm for all
articles, with rather more business peeving than of late, and
prior giserally are somewhat in favour of sellers.

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11M1111111I011, MARCH 21.—We had In the market to-day 1,022
quarters wheat, tan barley, 2,104 oats, and 268 beans. There
were sold—Wbeat, 873 qrs. : barley, 382: oats, 1,693; and beans,
162 qrs. As compared with last week—Wbset was Is. down on
top, and 6d. up on average ; barley was ad. down on top, and
la td. up on average; oats were Is. 6d. op on top, and Id,
TIP on average : beans were Is. fid. down on top, and 11d, down
as average. Prices per Imperial quarter:—Wheat, 44a. od. to Ms.
Herby, 32.. 6d. to 445. 6d. Oats, 24a. to Ms. Beam, 444. to 33
W.'t
ea top—Wheat, ely 1b..: barley, 6711115. ; 411 M. ;
beans, litbs.

CATTLE.—ECiffint23l3ll, MAI= 21.—The supply of sheep this
morning was larger than last market, the number, 3,1166, being
314 more. Balm dull. Top price of the beet black:aced mutton.
5 and down to bd. Cheviot wedders and hogp, from 70. to
per lb, At the close a clearance not effected. The supply
cattle was alco more, there being 882, or 16 more than hat
market. gales also dull, and no Improvement In prices. Extreme
top price, Sa. current price from T 3d. to is. 6d.: middling
and interior from 68. 4d. to 6a. lid. per Imperial stone. At the
close a clearance not effected. Fed Pp, from Ia to ea gd. per
Impels stone ; all to eight weeks old ditto, from 10a to
Ili. a d. Nemben In market—Sheep, 5,666 tat cattle, BS2
Ws ditto, SO; mile cows, 125: pip, 297.

LEATHER AND HIM:A.—The leather market does not mad-
htt any Improvement. A very limited demand exists for heavy
sole leather. Light English butts, hansoms hides, light common
dressing hides, shaved hides, calf skins, and horse hides, are the
articles most In demand. Buyers plurally. however, restrict
their purchases to their present wants. The transactions during
the week in hides are also limited. About 2,000 salted Australian
hides have brought former rates ; and 500 dry Ito Grande, 1151.
to 1.3 d.