The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-18 00:00:00

MARIE7S

COTTON.—Ltvearoca., MAT 17.—The sake today are
estimated at 3,000 bake ; a limited Wintry at kregukr

COTTON GOODS. MANCHISTIL, MAT 17.—The
market continues very flat. In yams we have had but very
litt'e basica@ this morning, sad prime are Id. per lb. lower
than they were last Tuesday. To all blade of yarn, both for
home consumed= sad export ruder We, this statement &p-
-olite, and waver twist for Gummy Is ezoledisgly dageemed.
The war Is, in hot, through this market, seriously affecting
the cotton trade generally. Clothe are also very difficult of
eds. The lettere to band from Calends are favourable, bat
the bugle ae which mieht have been expected from them was
anticipated • good deal by the heavy purchase of last week,
when some of our leading march inta had telegriphio avian
to the same acct. Though there is not much Madams re-
seeitleg tran the Were, however, India goods are arum then
wet ether kinds, owlet/ so the remelt parching having
loreasd Meeks oseekimehly. Foe other claws of good. not
only is there little dais., tat Floes are again rather ember.
Per Smith Americaead variomother markets cordage are held
by gents, bat they are Indisposed to place Meat until there
is • probability that values have reached the minimum.
Mimic John Mug and Co. report:—" Tee slight improve-
ment reputed on Tuesday last has disappeared, and the mar-
ket is mute as quiet as before, and the general tandency of
prises is in favour of buyers. Ewa fur India goods, net-
withstanding the favourable scoounte received from Cannes,
them is less inquiry, but prices of these, owing to the abases
of Mork., are better supported." blesses. Geo. Fnear, Sou,
mad Co. report .—" There has been • dull market, and peloss
have again a receding toteltncy."

WOOLLEN.—Lseoe, 17.—Thee• hie bug • fair
&fermium* of weiclesete as the cloth-halls this wearnltg ; iLe
tor, however, wee net sad guise, awl little dlgoeitice wee

Awn to
ma rate. Daiwa' was ooassquatli *walked
wWgiu • ga.

WOOL.—NIIDDIISPIILD, KAY 11. These is good
choice in the market sod a little more dole& bat buyers ere
Dot purebasiug freely. bellevh,g that present prices will not
be maintained three/host the mks.

MAN LlFACTURllB.—Honnwroco, Mar 17.—T h ere
ham bass a few buyers hoes London and shswham• bat their
caws are au a hodrad male behoy Giddy coulhad to a
Is summer 1100,11, In the emend market there
h a qof fa the &maid, end manufacturers would cm-
ode in price to Induce sake, but merchants an un-
willing to buy quantities.

CORN.-Htrix, MAY 17.-At to-dey'a market a fair
amply of Ingliah what. Farmers ounmeneed asking ex-
travagant rit, to which minas would not respond, but
ultimately the bulk of the supply was taken off at an edvance
of 2s. toes. per qr. ; best nuts arid realideg 64r. to 555. per
6041b5. Foreign held firmly at the improvenseut obtained
during the week, but bushoess only limited. Barley, full
picas obtained for both malting and grinding quintal.
Newts sad pass exam end rather dearer. Oats in study
request et lets ourreney. The foreign imports last week are
as adder:-Wert, 6,033 cps.; barley, 4,896; oats, 191;
bleu, 819; pas, 289; linseed sad rapeseed, 108; oil
aka, 401 tone; bones. 798.
leParg. MAT 17.-The supply of wheat is good. The
advance la Mask-less muses us to have a very firm trade
her. today; aWere, however, are cautious is their par-
sheass, bat aims are 2e, higher than on Friday, or 4s.
dearer the. cm this day week. Barley steady. Heins tally
as dear. Other iodides as *free. Avenge prim of paha
-Wheat, 4,737 WI., Ma. barley, 303,91%, 844-
eels, 290 qua, 28s. aid. ; beans, 41 qta,_ 46e. 91d. : rya,
10 qrs., 375. 61. Arrivals this week-Wheat, 8,183 qrs.;
barley, 230 gra ; beans, 321 qty.
LYNN, MAT 17.-We bare a buskilal dome in the
weather, having had heavy raise the Let Wear four hours.
To-day's market the supply of wheat wee liberal, a good de-
mand wee aspetleoced at an advance of 4e. to 6.. per qr.
ap
ace
ti Tuesday's currency. Spring corn priors without
. Whoa, white, 61165. to 631 k.., 665. to 60e. ; do.,
red, 601*. to 611 be., 63e. to 675.; do. do., new, 6llbs. to
631*, 62e. to 66a. ; do. do., 60ite. to 611 k.., 61e. to 54a.
Balky (chevalier), new, 6216 e. to 641 be., MM. to 445.; do.,
common, 611 k.. to 621ta, 30s. to 84.. Beene, old. 1161bs. to
136116.., 48s. to 62e. ; do., sew, 6416. to 66th.., 465. to 48e.
pa qr. to the growers.
Nowa-mu; Nat 17.-The weather is now ea fine as
pomade, although the wised still ecatinues in the north east.
The becometer la gradually drooping, which would Indicate
that ran is close at bead. At our market this morning we
bed a moderate chow of wheat from the growers as well so
from the coast, end owing to the improred report from Kirk-
, lane, footers ocentneaced by demanding an advance of 21.
es Saturday's rates, which, however, was stately resisted
by our millers; subs quently. however, a fair extent of
business transpired where holders were willlog to accept
la advance, hut the tradellfirrally preferred looking
mawhile maim to se . For extra Suffolk
yellow 68e. Od. wee acquired; w ta up to 61a, whereas a
cargo of red Boston, general rune, was taken to hold over at
675., 63105., the natural weight being 611 be. to 61i1bs. la
foreign some transactions occurred toe arrival; a cargo of
French ad having been placed at 66.., 6316, end put cm to
carts, whilst Dunkirk white es the spot was sold fur con-
samptios at 695., weighed 631 k.. Flour did not Nilo freely
as yesterday, the enhancement repaired trading to mtriat
ales. As yet Hs. has not been exceeded for choke Norfolk
households, although oar millers probes to went 43r. for their
Aare. Barley is slow request but telly u deer, and the same
remark will apply to other arida.
SALISBURY, MAT 17.-At this day's market then was a
very large supply of coca of all descriptions , and a good
attendance of both formers and buysra Higbee rates for
wheat wan desaaded, which cured trade to rule dull; bat,
however, sakes succeeded in wagtails; pa advance of 2s.
to 4a., sad Ia scene few *amen as much as 6s. p qr.
Flour roes la per rack. Although barley was in little Te-
pees, a few sale, via effoued at from la. to 2a. per or.
higher. Matt tanefeed firm, bat sot very brisk. With ro-
ped as all other desoiptioes of coca, the trade ruled re-
alarkably Arm Wheat, 44e. to 685.. Barley, 275. to 45e.
Oats, 24e. to 32a Beau, 43e. to We. Per, 44e. to 601.
Nye, 80s. to 36e. Tens, 28s. ort Nis. per qr. Flour, 381.
to 41s. per sack. Melt, 7a. 9J. to Ba. pee bushel.

CATTLE •-.-BALI2IIIIIT' MAT 17.—At our market to-
day the supply of all deseripeem of beasts was very limited,
and ties sollodires was aatatr. In *animating:4 of the small-
ness of the number oe efor, extremely high rates were de-
manded, which am= trade to rule dull for a time; but,
however, nearly everything ultimately changed hands, aad
the quotations of this day se'nsight were not exceeded. The
supply of cheep and lambs was also lees than usual, which,
however, was saint-lent foe the requirements of the trade,
and last market's quotations were fully supported. There
was a good supply of calves, which met a quick sale,
and late rates were fully sustained. In the pig market
there was an abundant supply of all deuriptioas, In which
a moderate trade MS tranaseted ; prices had a alight up-
ward tandeecy. Beat on beef realised Ile. to 12.. 6d.
per POMO; mow end heifer ditto, 10.. to 111. ; but down
me= (oat of the wool), 70. per lb. ; other breeds, 6d. to
7d.; kunle, 61. to 10d.; veal, 60. to 74.; fresh pork, 6d. to
7d. ; when ditto. 7d. to ed., sad Bs. ed. to 9.. 64. per soon;
green boom, 80 to 91. per lb.; dry ditto, 90. to 161.;
sweet pickled ham. 90. to 10d.; qoartar old store pigs, lee.
to 23e. each; suckling calves, to 24.. each; caws with
calves, 141. to 181.