The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-24 00:00:00

ALAREEM

COTTON.—Livear ow., 7 cims 23.—Tte sake cd tutee
to-day are estimated at 6,0)0 bales. A quite riarkst at yes-
terday's prices.

WOOL AND WORt3TILD.—BILtD7OItD, Jrxit 23.
There ia a very slender demand for wool, notwithstanding
the upward tendency in price in every market end fair is the
tonal ry. There is ertdenily a great apt mantis,. demand, and
hence a grsdusl rile* to price, L. r which, as appeals from the
very scanty demand, there is no justification in the state of
things in this market. The other departments of the trade
are cannily quiet. The whole tendency of it is to cam* a
wide autament of business genteelly. This home houses
are doing considerably lees than they were some time ay;
both in yarns and pieces, and the American homes are merely
Isoing for the purls..., of assorting to stock, while the rens
tinentel hour e are sbeolutely doing nothing, even refraining
almost from attendeure in the market. The safe soured of
the spinner and manufacturer, therefore, lies in inactivity—in
not creating to stock. Curtailment of production is a net:en-
emy melt.

CORN.—I:IMMINGHAM. JUNZ 23.—At Gloucester
market, ea the 18th, wheat was 2e. per querter lower; at
Worcester, the same day, a &clime of 2e. to 3s. per quarter
WO reluctantly submitted to. Barley nominally unaltered.
A GS, retail &mead for oats, at a reduction of Bd. per qr.
Betas sad peas quite as dear. Darin the present week
th ro has been tattier mom tirumess in the wheat trade, but
n., transactions of moment are reported. Barley Bd. to le.
pie quaver lower. O•tA 6,0 praised for sale. Beans in
bearer. d demand. At Waived =pt.'s, yesterday, higher
prices were nu ffectualty demanded, and buyers wire =Wed
to supply their wants at reek,. • rate.. At this day'.
market p„,,, we...1,A so ply of wheat from the farmers,
which sold readily at on advaaae of le. to 2e. per quarter.
B.ley and este 61. per quarter lower. Beans firmly nude-
tiled their value. Peas tittle inquired for.
Drrizes, Jess 23.—There wee a rood supply of retro,
and a large atwodincs of buyers; many of the farmer. did
not untie their sacks, but a Gtr buslaess was done at an ad-
vance of L. per la other grain no alteration. Wheat,

best, 446. to 48a.; ditto middllog, 395. to 41e.; ditto,
inferior, 33.. to 39e. Barley, 28e. to 39e. Oats, 23e.
to 335. Beans, 46e. to 60s. Peas, 42e. to 46a. Flour,
flue, 58a. to 42a. per sack; ditto, seconds, 335. to 351.
MANCIUMITER, JUNE 23.—There was • full attendance at
this amenities market, and a rather better toes prevailed
than for some time pee. Holders of wheat sad flour gene-
rally required an advance of le. to 2s. per quarter on the
former, and 6L to la. per sack on the Litter ; 'which was
reluctantly complied with by needy buyers, and only a
limited bushiest resulted. No change worthy of notice oc-
curred in the value of other articles.

NEwARIE, JVNIII 22.—Has to-day the supply of wheat
from the growers was small, and the Wainer. transacted was
at advance of Is. per qr. over late rams; white was disposed
of at 48s. to 52e. ; rod, 40a. to 45e. per 36 stone. In oats
end beans there was not much paring; the former made
barely the currencies of the previous week, 265. to 325. per
24 stone; the latter were firm, at full prices—namely, 48e.
to 61s. per 38 stone. The wheat crop in this district is
looking remarkably well; barley and oats are also premising.
Iteports of beans are unfavouraole.
NZwBVILT, Jura 23.—We had a moderate supply of
wheat, which was pati.lly dispoeed of at an advance of
from Is. to 2s. pee qr. Nothing doing in either barley, oats,
beans, or peas.

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UIBIUDOE, Juni 23.—The supply of grain la very
short, and the trade doll at former prices. Wheat, 445. to
641. ; barley, 30s. to 365. ; oats, 245. to 30s. ; beans, 42.5. to
46e.; Pees, 44e. to 465. per qr.
WATZRIORD, JCNI 22.—With very limited arrivals of
foreign grain dace Saturday, and scanty supplies of our own
growth, we have to report a moot better feeling in the trade
than formate time put, end prices of all articles, except oats,
ere la favour of sellers.

EDINIKTIIOII, J cum 22.—1 n the market to-day there were
1,178 qre. wheat, being 61 more than last week-199qm un-
sold. Barley, 436 qrs., being 183 qrs. more than kat weak-
-136 qrs. unsold. Oata, 1,028 qrs., being 63 more than tut
week-184 qrs. unsold. Beans, 71 qrs., being 88 Ine than
lag week-6 qrs. unsold. Baba were ready, wheat sell-
ing bettor, and barley cheaper. As compared with last week
—Wheat was6d. down on top, and 7d. up on average.
Barley same se tut on top, and is. 3d. down on avenge.
Ow were ad. up on top, sad Id. down on average. Beene
earn* as last on top, and Id. down on average. Prima per
imperial qr. :—Wheat, 44a. to btu Barley, 31e. to 37.. 6d.
Oats, 23e. 9d. to 30a. Beam, 454. to 48.. Weight of top—
Wheat, &Whs. ; barley, 6711ke.; oats, 4511 e. ; and beans,
°Vbs.

CATTLE.—EDINRVROH, J tit 22.—Then wen 6,665
sheep and lambs this morning, being 220 more than list
week. Sales were dull, and prices for sheep down from 14.6 d.
to 2a. a head. At toe doss a considerable quantity were
unsold. Aged blackfaced *adders, 7d. ; hoggs, from 6d. to
64d. per lb. Lambs were also cheaper ; top prices, 265.,
Us. 61., 2W, 24.. 61., 24a. ; current prim, lbs. end 205.,
and down to 14a. a bead. Ths number of cattle was
784, being 23 more than on this day week. Sales also
dull, but no alteration in prices. Top price, 7s. 6d.; current,
from 7s. to 7s. 3d. ; cows and inferior, from 6s. to 6s. 6d.
per imperial stone. Fed pip, from 6s. to 64. 61. per
imperial stone; its to sight weeks old ditto, from lls.
to 146. a head. Numbers in market—Sheep. 6,655; fat
cattle, 784 ; Wait ditto, 696 ; ranch cows, 152 ; pigs, 366.