The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-06 00:00:00

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COTTON.—Livaaroot., Aran 6.—The sales of aMton
to-day are estimated at 6,000 bales. The market has has
may quiet, but witkont any Waage in patois.

COTTON 000D8.—kileXCHISTElt, APRIL d.—Thin
has been rather man business in yarns, and the market gene-
rally is rather firmer, although a contrary effect was ex-
pected from the anhouncement that pertinent was totes dis-
solved. Shippers to loots ban men offers which have led
%atoms little business for that qua, ter, et full:vices. But
the chief business has been tor Germany sad the home-bade,
in which some transactions of a Asir agpregate @mount are
reported. For the Mt diterraneen markets there has not been
much doing. For both yarns end cloths the demand for
India has been a good deal infleieneed by advents to hand
from ladle. There are two private tc'egesins in the hands
doserchasts from Bomf.ay, one of which states that shirt-
sihad ethanol considerably, whilst the other states that
had slightly improved. There le • contradiction in
r terms, but c •rn ng to head at a tiros hen further
unfavourable advice, were expected, they are regarded as
highly satiefsetwy, and hen produced a good effect on this
market gerersliy. They have led menufmtorare to De Ices.
'pressing for males, and in some mar to sob a alight advance
In the latter imtances the result has been to stop business,
but when sellers have been content to accept the term' of
last week they have been able to maks soles. In other de-
=sale of the cloth market there ta no change. A steady
is doing at last week's

WOOLLEN.—Lrans, APRIL s.—The tone of he market
has been rather fiat end quiet this in anlng. Plain clothe
ban been more inquired f..r, bat atilt the principal business
In the coloured hall has been confined ti light f Auks of the
prevailing atyl.. In the white nutrket only Welted tram-
asthma have taken place.

MANU FACT I: RES. —llc o Ens Frain, Aram 6.—The
announcement of a general e'ection hre bad a decided in-
fluence ever the msrket here to.day, there baring been a less
attendance of Lupin than fur smile weeks beck, and the
amount of burliness, done le nothing near en avenge. This
is nut car- all surprising, is greet caution is amenity used
here until the political excitement consequent on en election
is over.

WOOL—HT: DDERSFI r.I.D, APRIL s.—The demand for
WO( I has been very .tendy eiace the closing of last sales,
but there hod been a lathing off in to-dAy's business, the
amount changing hands being very Milo; priced, however,
are much as usual.

CORN.—Hutt, APRIL s.—At to-day's market a envill
supply of English wbeet ; grovels were firm sad would not
submit to any eduction, sad fa tbs ladled business parsing
last week's rats were obtained. Foreign neglected. Barley
net quotably lower, bat busiest* len animated than daring
tho se k. Beans sad peas dull sad rather ester. Oats
quiet without change in value. The losign imports lost
week are as unter:—Wheat' 3,786 qrs.; barley, 9,526;
bone. 603; Vast 35; liaised awl roporeed, 7,213; oil
loam 264 tons; bow, 220. -

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LISDO, APRIL 6.—.-Ws have a Gir show of wheat.
which meets a tolsrabla demand, and beat qualities fetch
fully the prices of Friday I.st. Barley unaltered. NODS
sell at late rates. Oats rod ntber articles ea before. Atamp
price of *rain :—Wheat, 3,972 qrs., at 41s. ; barley, 1,303
qrs., at 365. 2d. ; oats, GT qrs., at 235. 1 d. ; beans, 144
qrs., at 435. Md.; ;ea*, 95 qrs et 38s. 6d. per qr. Arrivals
this week : 4,161 qrs. ' • barley, 497 qrs. ; beans, 417
qrs. ; reps 4d, 859 qrs.—(From Oirestar of Messrs.
Damn sad Co.)
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NSW:ASTMS, APRIL 6.—The weather haa become quite
ewnererlike, forming a perfect mistreat to what we expo-
rimmed last week. At our market this morning we led •
moderate show of wheat from the growers, and having
'car sly Any fresh in since Saturday the trade, owing to the
flat report from 'dark-line, opened quietly, and only • mode.
rate business resulted at that day's rate. Fleur, although
less Inquired fur, can scarcely be written cheaper. Wan

barley, owing to the change in the weather, met Notle
don. Ot lading without change, and the same remarks will
apply to other at ticles.
SALISBURY, APRIL 6.—At this market to-day there was
only a short eupply of all descriptions of grain, and a thin
attendance of farmers and dealers. The trade in wheat ruled
extremely dull, at but week's prime. Flour also unaltered
in value. Beat maples of barley were but little 'ought,
without change in vale; and In middling and Inferior kinds
little or nothing doing. The melt trade contiaues steadg,
end prices the same In Wher kinds of grain the trade was
equelly quiet, and prices nominally unaltered. Wheat, 375. to
44e. Barley, 275. to 42e. Oats, 245. to 28s. Beane, 43e. to
60e. Pees, 445. to 66e. Rye, 30e. to 36e. Tares, 265. to
30e. per qr. Flour, 28e. to 36e. per Neck. Malt, 7e 9d.
to 86. per bushel.

.—A CATTLE.-Bamennitv, APRIL 6t our market to-
day there was a short supply of beasts particularly those of
the beet quality, and the attendance of butchers and dealers
was tolerably good. The demand for the beet Devon and
Hereford breeds was brisk, end an early cleerenee wee
effected, at the estrus, rates of last market, but for other
description of enimsbi trade was more sluggish, although
late in the day Dearly everything on offer changed hands
u lest quoted. There were only shout 862 sheep on offer,
amongst which were some very prime ones. Ex-
tremely high rates continue to be demanded, which was
la great check to the business to-day ; but, however, every.
thing moved off slowly, and fully supported former quota-
tions. In lamb, bushier slack at enormously high rates. A
better supply of coAtes, which met a good Inquiry at fully
last market's prior. he the pig market there was • good
deal of business done, and prices remain unaltered.
Beet ox beef, lle. to 12e. 6d. per score; cow end heifer
ditto, 10s. to lie. ; best Down mutton, in the wool, 80.
per lb.; other breeds, 70. to Bd. ; lamb, 10d.; veal, 7d. to
70.; fresh pork, 6d. to 60; salted ditto, 7d. to Bd.,
end Ba. 3d. to Se. 9d. per .
wee; ¢±e_bacon, 80. per
lb.; dry ditto, 90. to 10d. ; seet pickle hams, 90. to
1001.; quarter dd store pigs, 16s. to 21s. each ; suckling
calves, 12e. to 245. each. Cows with calves, 121. to 181,