The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-27 00:00:00

MARKB2S

COTTON.—Lrrizroot, APRIL W—The sties Oudot
to-day are dal=Mg et 11,000 Ulm A very quiet market,
es the prices olyseturday.

COTTON GOODl3.—Mattcznarla, APRIL 28.—The
yarn market ts vary quiet, but inn, with some few o:captions.
The trade with the continent has been almost paralysed by
the hostile attitude openly assumed by three of the millttui
pewee. A lugs badness was done up to ytederday for India
yarns and for the home trade, but the market bra been flat
la these goods today. The cloth market has also been tht,
with rather Irregular prices, and somewhat easier than bud
week sa regards all but the India and China trade. For
thews marke.s there is still a good demand, embracing nearly
all sorts of cloths suitable to the Calcutta and China trade,
at the highest rates of last week, and in some tartan= at a
digkt advance.

WOOL—BUDDISSIFIELD, APRIL 2&—The demand for
wools is mach limited, sad though it msy be mid that prices
sn ansltered, ►ess woad be sorepted for quantities ; bat this
Is so bidnonomat for sosnatsetarers to buy et present.

WOOLLEN.—Lwans, APRIL 26.—The Easter helliays.
the pending elections, and the war crisis, have all contri-
buted to teaks the market very fist this moraine, and keep
the bushiest within a narrow compass.

MANUFACTURES.—Hurnutertri,n, 26.—The
election are commanding the greatest attention at present
Wines/ WOMB to be only • sexedary oonaideration, and
ouneeqtuntly very fiat throughout the market. The un-
finished °fere, however, keep the milli tolerably well ern-
pia* be the selishbourieg 'asses,

CORN.-41vit., Aram 26.-At to-day'. market • smell
supply of Noel& wheat; farmers saked fully 6s. per qr.
man money, which slopped business, and ultiounly the
nester ponies was clewed off at 3e. to 4s. per qr. above het
rates„ best nos of red making 455. to 48e.;
48.. to 80s. pat 41111 W. Foreign held too high to sohniva?
extensive Inneselissa. Barley for malting supports late
rates, Whilst feeding is rather dearer. Beane and pen move
off at prices in fawn of sellers. Osts steady with • fair
comumptive demand. The hedge imports of Lest week are
as ender • -When, 838 vs. • barley, 13,704; ogee, 636;
beano, 1.314; miss, 68; tares, 106; oil cakes, 467 toot;
bones, WO.
Liana, APRIL 28. - (From the Circular of limas.
Dunne and Co.) -We have • good show of wheat,
which masts • fair demand at to ts. per qr. *deface on
the rates of last Friday for fine red., but moondary whites do
not sell 13 freely, sod scarcely make the above improvement.
Barley u before. Beans and other articles quite as dear.
Avenge prices of grain:-Wheat, 4,772 qrs., 43e. 24d.;
barley, 992 vs., 38e. Sp.; eats, 224 twe , 245. lid.; Beam,
74 qrs., 434. 4d. • peas, 10 qn., 42a. Anivals this week :-
Wheat, 3,112; barley, 787 ; beans, 87 VS.
Leine, Aram 28.-Weather is still raw and cold, with
easterly winds. To-day's market we bad • good supply of
wheat; the excited report of Mark. lane this morning caused
a corresponding feeling here, and all descriptions most be
noted fully 3.. per qr. dearer. Spin corn prices in favour
of mikes. Wheat, white, 811 be. to 6316 s 613 e. to 63e.; do.,
rod, 601 b.. to 6311.., 47a. t049e.; do. new. 81Iba. to
831 m., ets. to 485.; do. do., 6011.. to 8111 e., 435.
to 445. Barley (cerevelier), new, 4211.. to 6411.., 37e.
to 42e. • do., common, 6111.. to 62lbu, Us. to 33a. Beans,
old, 6611.. to 66)11.., 45e. to 495. ; do., new, 11411.. to 6611..,
44.. to 48s. per qr. to the powers.
1411WCASTLE, Aram 28.-Ths weather still continues cold
and angeniel, sad a great deal ad rain has fallen since Sa-
turday. Yesterday it rained incessantly, with • cold biting
wind from the S.B. At our market th'a morning we bad •
madame show of wheat from the growers, and bang without
any arrivals sines Saturday, the statement in Mark-lane
yesterday created • corresponding feeling here, sad • large
bmisess was done in south country granary at a far-
ther advance of 2a. per quarter whtht infordgn
tramactiona to a fair extent oainned at • similar
improvement. For fine 6116. new Norfolk and Bodo*
red 48e. was willingly paid, whereat old Stettin red,
with a chance &prole, was placed at 485., and French red at
47.. to 48e., all weighei Gale. Flour war raised to-day b
our millers to 36.. per sack, being en airlines of Bd. per sack
since this day se'nnight ; but at yet, however, 33e. has not
been exceeded for Norfolk honeeholde nor 365. for superfine
French. In other articles we have no change of moment
to note.