The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-27 00:00:00

MARKB7S.

COTTON.—larzazook, Far. 25.—There is no change
to report in our market to-day. The 'Mee ere 6,000 bales,
of which 1,000 are for export and 'peculation.

COTTON GOODS.— iiANCHESTER, FEN. 26.—The
market, alter condoning quiet up to Thursday, clone rather
firmer, and with a little more activity, owing to the India
letter having oome to hand. The advises read rather
better than the telegrams had led as to expect, and though
they have not led to any operetione of importance have re-
sulted in some fair offers and a moderate amount of transac-
tions. India obi:dorm of 39-inch widths, 61b., are quoted at
71.4 d.; and 71b. have been sold at Be. 6d. (quoted at
Ba. 70.); while 81b. 4c6 , 64'4 have bees sold at
10t. lid. and 10e. 3d. Wider shirtings, 48 inch, are
comparatively neglected, and narrower, such as 36-Inch,
are rather easier, some contracts having been renewed
at rather lower rates. For long clothe, printers, and T
clothe in general there Is a quiet but steady demand at full
prices. Domestics are well engaged. The better mak. aof
26-inch printers are those most In demand. The finer
72-reed printers Sr. in more limited demand owing to the
high rates prevailing. In yania the India advices have led
tomtit business in 40'. mule, and there is .100 more activity
in twist for the Meditarrsnean markets. Prices are conse-
quently firmer in these dencriptions. In the latter are in-
cluded 10's to 7.8'. warps. Two-fold yarns continue firm.
In other descriptions no change, but spinners are mostly
well engaged and prices steady.

WOOLLEN.—Lnins, Pas. 26.—There has been • good
attendance of buyers in the Cloth-halls this morning, and
the markets presented considerable animation. The tone was
firm, end for brood cloths as well as cotton warps there wee
a &tabby demand. The business has been of a eatidactory
character generally. The decisive vote this morning in par-
liament on the budget has given much am istscbon to trading
circles. It is regarded as completely settling the questions
involved in the pro commercial changes, and has ion•
parted Maimed stability to the government.

HAlLDWAB.E.—Eraninomant, Paz. 26.—1 n every de-
partment of the trade of this town there is a steady progress.
The foreign orders have been coming in more freely of late.
As regards the United States there M an iroprovemrnt In this
respect, and the general continental trade Is exhibiting symp-
tom; of more animation. The home trade has not been so
good for many years in this month se it is at this moment.
Of course there are people to be found, as there are every-
where, who will complain of being dull, but the evidence is
all the other way. In none of the manufactories where the
principal Medea are carried on is there any "purity of orders
whatever. This is not the time of year when any accumula-
tion of orders is expimed, but there are sufficlent to keep ell
hands working tall lime, and in many &pimento there are
orders before-hand an the books. In every respect the state
of trade bete and in the adjoining district is sound and
healthy. The in trade is rather languid, but without any
approach to deputies. Is the cool Ind* there is much ani-
mation.

CORN.—CAusamoz, FIB. 25.—Our market to-day wee
arm at last week's prices, with a short *apply of good
barley. Wheat, We. to 44e. Barley, 24e. to 46.. Beaus,
36a. to 411 a. Oats, 18a. to 26e.

COLCBESTII, Fos. 28.—A large supply of wheat; value
unaltered. The quantity of barley, beans, and peas on Ws
woe very moderate. Bailey advanced le.; beans, ls. to 2.0.;
end per, Is.
Gcoucesran, Fan. 25.—We have had another week of
fine dry weather, with sharp heats at night. At our to-
&We market the supply of English wheat wee large, and
found a fair ode at last week's rates. Foreign in good
demand, but without change in prick". Both malting and
' grindiog barley inquired after at a trifle more money. Beans
the turn in favour of sellers. Seed trade very quiet. A
fair trade in oats at full prime. Imports for the week
lending Fob. 26:—Barley, Ireland, 70 qrs.; foreign, 1,970
qrs. ; oats, Ireland, 2,800 qrs.
GUILDPOID, FEB. 25.—There Wee less animation in the
trade for wheat to-day and the demand less extensive;
many of the interior simples were left over, and to have
forced salee lower prices most have been taken. Other grain
dull of sale but without quotable change. Wheat, 40s. to
645. ; barley, 30e. to 411 e.; mita, 20s. to 30s. ; hems, 395. to
44a.; peso, 37e. to 41e.

HiiTFORD, Pas. 25.—Tlia wbeat market to-day firm, at
last week's prices; supply fair. Barley to lees offer, last
week's prices folly supported. Oats, peas, sad beans firm,
et gate as good prima as last week. Wheat, per load, 21s.
to 31e. ; barley, per qr., 375. to 475. ; oats, per qr., 244.
to 284.; beau, per load, 21s. to 30s. ; peas, par load, 21a.
to 255.

LZICESTII. FIB. 25.-There we. a 020dStal show of
wheat on offer to-day, the quality of which sea improved.
Buyers operated more freely. and the amount of sales effected
was fair, pekoe being very firm ; white moved off at 46a.
to 62e.; rid; 42•4 to 48.. per 36 Moue. There was only •
small supply of superior barley, fur which recent quotations
were well maintained, vampire making 375. to 43e. per
quarter; secondary aorta were a rather slow *ale, but could
not be purchased at easier raise, prim varying from 325. to
36a. per 30 stone. Oats ware a better show than in the week
previous, and a good demand was made at late rates, 24a. to
24a. per 24 stone. Very few beasts came to hand, and busi-
ness we tmneacted at *light enhencement ; 01d4475. to 52e.;
new, 425. to 445. per 38 stone. Fine Sour, 345. ; seconds,
32e. ; thirds, 30s. per 20 atone.
NIWCAIITI.1•17,011-TTNII, FRB. 25.-At our market &I.
morning we had a tee supply of wheat from the growers, but
from the coast the arrivals an exceedingly liberal, amounting
to 8.966 qrs., being the accumulation of weeks ; and
a considerable portion having gone direct into the bands of
the millers, the demand for snob qualities was much re-
stricted, whereas farmers' samples, from their improved con-
dition, were in favour for mining, and consequently a reedy
cleenom was effected at the very extreme rata, of this day
sennight. Fur this new rod Wistech and Boston 43e. to
45e., fine up to 47e. 6d. per 6041 be. were acquired ; whilst for
a vary superior pared of new Norfolk white 625., made same
weight, wee realised. In foreign little tratispired ; 60.. has
'wan bean refused for fine old red Wolgaat, weighing natu-
rally Cabe. par bushel. Flour unaltered, the demand being
scareely so free as during the week. Halting barley in
steady request; "lading qualitiessooght after. Malt, unless
fine, neglected. Beans and peas unaltered. Oats a shade
higher. The snivels this week are:-Wheat, coastwise,
8,596 qrs.; bosky, commie., 944; forgive, 45; matt, COW-
Rime, 180; oats, coastwise, 42; peas, coastwise, 76;
foreign, 36; beans, coastwise, 95 ; flour, 2,430 each'.
Noawicn, Fan. 26. - Here to day the what trade
wee somewhat brisker, eel priors were about la. per
qr. higher then last B.tnrdsy for all descriptions. The sup-
ply of barley be now much &crowd, and as the demand for
eesd he commenced prices bare an upward tendency for
both malting and distilling sore. In other articles there...as
not much needing. Flour a shade dearer. White wheat is
quceel tale evening 47a. to 61a. ; red AtUo, 40e. to 47a. ; hest
chevalier malting barley. 42e to 46d. ; runs chevalier ditto,
34.. co 40•.; distilling ditto, 25a. to 27e. per. qr. Floar, 318.
per each from the MON.
NOTTINGHAM. FEB. 26.-The supply of wheat at our
rota exchange was more placate than of late, and the
wee numerous. A healthy feeling in the trade
we. established, and prices ruled fully ea high a is Ike
week New white made 46a. to 64a.; old ditto,
50. ; new red, 425. to 49. ; old ditto, 44e. to 605.;
per 36 stone. Of barley the show watt pretty tolerable, and
she amend we Ina at wawa* courrucia for muting,

Prburi aa4 Pabbbed b Irrubb live Baulks( N. I,
112:bra
bred., to be CU? te I.bdua. ?dar, at beOis. Olas. b
cunt, Ua ?MILKS of Whlterian.—MuXbAT. ilift0•11 27. MIL