The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-13 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Lrvaaroot, Aram 12.—The Wes of rotten
to-day an estimated at 6,000 bales. A quiet steady market
at the prior of yesterday.

COTTON GOODB.—lfaxcnnersa, Aram 12.—We
have bad another quiet market, and the price of yams may
be quoted id. per le. lower. There lambus offers both for
Germany and India, bat toe low to be aidenily entertained,
and there has consequenUy been a very limited business in
yams. The demand-for the home trade has been limited
to Immediate wants and very little has been done for the
Mediterranean markets. The cloth sunhat hu shown quite
u little estimation as that for yarn, bat there has been a
rather more cheerful feeling than yeatarday, when the prom-
pots of a collision between Austria sad &Mink seemed to
be more Immediate than now. Tho continental news con-
tinues to nose great uneasiness, and bee a very depressing
effect on briskness. Another reason for the flatness of the
market le to be found in the contradictory telegrams received
from Calcutta, some of which report that trade at lee dates
was better there, while others say the market was depreseed,
end buyers are meetly !widths back till they pt their letter..
Meantime manufacturers of India goods ere generally well oft
DX orders, and there to no great pressure to sell, except for
India shirtinp, for some mikes of which contract. are run-
ning out, and in these sellers are willing to mate a conces-
sion of lid. per piece where stooks are beginning to accumu-
late. The home trade is rather quieter, and the demand for
China, which led to • heavy business • few days ago, is also
quieter.

WOOLLSN.—Lane, Arita 12.—Tbere bas been only
• moderate attendance of buyerin the market this morning
the teas has been quiet, and but s limited business transacted.

MAIM FACTU niB.- IiVDDIIMILD, Aram 12.—Th•
unsettled state of affahs at beam and abroad sprees, to bare
an Milano on the market hers to-day, for beyond • few
transacdone in tight fancy goods for summer wear, the trade
has ruled very fiat. The mills in the district are still tole-
eabi buoy, many of tham being engaged in making goods to

WOOL—BUDDIieIIILD, APILTL 12.—There ie a great
cff In the demand for wools, both to-day find during
the week. The time for wit oaks is test smoothing, and
the ordeals are known to be ccaddorable already whkh
ethane zoonntacturets to boy only whit Is needsd for the
motet.

CORN.-HULL, APRIL 12.-At this day's market a
small supply of English wheat. Farmers at the opening
egad a ooesiderable advance, which checked Mistimes, but
ultimately the greeter portion offering was cleared off at le.
to 2a. pa qr. over Let week's aarreney. Foreign held above
the vkws of buyers, and business limited. Barley is quiet
for malting sorts, but grinding moves off at full yams.
Beans end per a trills better, both as regard' price and de-
mand. Oats steady, at the full teas of this d week. The
[cosign Impale of last week are as under :-Wheat, 6,638
qrs.; Imlay, 8,696; oats, 200; beam, 469 ; 66; tares,
800; linseed *ad espoused, 10,782; oil oakee, 212 tons;
boom, 853.
LIIIDS, APRIL 12.-(From the Circular of Kum. Dame
and Co.)-We has a fair show of wheat. The business
doss lest Is. per qr. advance on Friday's rates, but the im-
provement in price is resisted by our buyers, and sales do not
progress freely. Barleys rather slow; prices a before.
Beano, oats, end other articles without alteration. Average
• of grain: Wheat, 2,734, 445. lid.; barley, 664,
36a. 91d.; oats, 136, 248. 100.; beans, 70, 43e. 41d.; pees,
11, 41s. bed.; and rye, 6,33 e. par qr. Arrivals this week :
Maar, 2,654; oats, 66; barley, 942; beans, 187; peas, 6;
and linseed, 722 qrs.
LYNN, APRIL 12.-The weather bas been since this day
week fine and growing. At to•day's market we had a email
"apply of wheat, for which there was an wive demand, at
le. to 2e. per qr. upon all descriptions. Briley, but little
showing, end prices nominal. Wheat, white, 611 b. to 631 b.,
46a. to 4841 ; red, 6016. to 631 b., 435. to 465. ; ditto, new,
611 b. to 6316., 40s. to 435.; ditto, ditto, 621 b. to 6116., 39e. to
40e. Barley, chevalier, new, 6216. to 641 b., 37e. to 42a.;
oonamon, 611 e. to 621 b., 295. to 33e. Beans, old, 6616. to
66;16., 465. to 495. ; new, 6416. to 661 b., 445. to 46e. pee qr.
to the pewees.
NIWCARTLI, APRIL 12.-The weather ben again become
cold and lingual, and if it continue we may look for more
studious in ths traria. At our market this morning we had
a moderate show of wheat from the grewas, as oho from the
meat, but owing to the more polar news oar millersopt
rated very cautionsly, so that In the busbies' done higher
rates were not procurable. For new Norfolk yellow wheel
41e. could not be exceeded. Flour sold
deliverrather
ed, moend tra
re freely,
choke households makingper sack ex
whites 31e. respectively. Malting barley sold slowly, but in
is value we quote little 'lteration. Malt, unless am, quite
unsaleable. In other articles we bays no variation requiring
' comment.