The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-20 00:00:00

MARKEL&

COTTON.—LIVeRPOOL. MAY 19.—Ths sties of extra
to-day are eloimattd at 8,000 bats. Tho market is with-
out cheap .in yesterday.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BILLDIOSI), MAT 19.—We
cannot t apart any extended operations in wool. Everyone
seems disposed to defer laying tal naoesalty compels them.
Prices have given way fully 24. per lb. within the pest month,
hut tide reduction fella, notwithstanding. to induce sales.
The stock of wool In this market is below an average,
with very few fresh supplies ooming to hand. NOIIA
and shorts are growing scarce both with producers and
dealer., owing to the very limited quantity now making.
Prices are firmer, but not higher. The demand
for all kinds of worsted yarns has received a
anions check, and mowlui ego all spinners were
well employed working to order, but the orders bare since
been countermanded to a erect extent, and the remainder are
rapidly drawing to a close, while scarcely any fresh orders
are being given out. There are numerou etoppegm of
frames, end-curtailment of production by short-time work-
ing ; and this is the only leritimate way of meeting the great
falling cff in tie demand. In eieces the market is very flat.
Balers are very cautions in thew operations, and lower price.
are being tub:Lilted to.

CORM.—Bleseteostax, MAT 19.—At Gloucester and
Worcester markets, on the 14th, laglish wheat was 2a. to
3s. per goarter higher, with a lerge sale for foreign, at la.
per quarter sivance. Barley, oat., and beans unaltered.
Daring the resent week an Isprovenunt of 2e. to 3e. per
quartr on wheat was in some instances matted; millers
subsequently refrained from turchaang. Beans firm. White
peas are been freely sold at Is. to 2e. per quarter more
mrney. In barley and oats little doing. At Wolserhamptos,
yesterday there was • large supply of wheat and high prices
demanded, the market cbaing very dull at Is. to 2s. per
quarter advance on the few tales reported. At this dars
market the quantity of wheat on offer woe gnat, and the
demand small, at about IP. per quarter over the currency of
this day at:night, but 2a. under the vane of Monday. In
barley, oats, sad beans, little paean, and no vitiation in
price. White pass held fir the above noted rise.
Damns, MAT 19.—We had a large supply of wheat,
which met a very slow sale at an advance of from le. to 2e.
per gr., a good deal reossibiog unsold; 28e. a sack was the
top price. Barley nominal. Oats, beans, and peas, dull,
but no alteration in price. Wheat, bat, 60.. to 56a.; mid-
dling, 44.. to Mk.; ditto, inferior, 38e. to 44e. Barley,
Ms. to 995. Oats, 233. to 33a. Beans, Mk, to 62a. Peas,
42a. to 46e. Flour, fine, 41s. to Ma. per sack; ditto,
seconds, 365. to 41e.

MANCHESTER, MAT 19.—There was • good attend-
ance at our market this morning. Holders of wheat
and 8 Jur commenced by caking an advance of fully 2e. per
quarter and auk, but there was no disposition on the put of
buyers to operate, and in the WVe busf•ees transacted the
currency of this day en'anight could not be exceeded. Osta
and oatmeal were each rather lower. Beans and Indian cult
were erm.

NEWARK, MAY 18.—At fo-clay's COTE market them
was a good supply of wheat, but fannera were very reluctant
to sell at an advance of from 2s. to 34 on lasi week's pekes.
Whit. sold at 695. to 64a., and rod 66+. to 595. per stone.
There IVY little or no business done in barley, there being
no show at all of English, and foreign wee but nuttily
represented. A few metes were effe.ted at late rates. Beans
were a dull Role ; old realised 480. to 50r.; new, 48s. to 48.
.per
Mona. In oats there war very little blankets done, at pnoes
ranging from 38a. to 3 le. per 24 stone.

N:wsURY MAY 19.—We had an exoredisely
supply of wheat, f. re which teller/ demanded 3r. or
su
move money; but Wes could cooly ke effected at an advance
of 7a. per qr. from lett week. Barley fully us dear. Oats,
beans, and pea, firm at late rates. _ _

. . .
UXBRIDOB, MAT 19.—The supply of gutin is larger
than at any market for some meths put. Wheat meeta a
very doll elle at 44 week's Worst sod many samples are
unsold. Spring eons is unshaved is value.

WATERFO 11.1; MAY 18.—The improved feeling noted is
the trade at the close of last week has continued, and at to-
day's market we expesieue d a very fair demand for all
articles, at fall prices. For Indian corn rather higher rater
are naked.

MOINBORON, MAT 18.-Balas were dull. As compared
with last .stir—What was Is. up on top, and 2.. lid.
up on average. Barley was arms as last on top, and 6d. up
on average. Oats were 2.. down on top, and 2d. down on
average. Beats were tame as last on top, and 2a. 4d. up
on average. Pikes par imperial qr.:—Whet, 46a. to
690. Barley, 284 Od. to 38a. ed. Oda, 24a. to 30s. Brava,
47a. to 60e. Wright of top—Wheat, 66th..; barley,
67114. ; oat', 4411t0. ; and beans, Milts.

CATTLE. EDENBORCIII, MAT 18.—The supply of
sheep end lambs wet km MG swornlng, the number-3,868
fit and 491 grazing sheep—helng 1,887 fairer. Bales dell,
and prices much the same as lest week. Beat mutton, from
7d. to 74d. ; clipt sheep, from Id. to 60. per lb. At the
clots a arence was not «Mated. The demand for lambs
was good, and prices op from ls, to la. 6d. ahead. Top prior,2Be., current, Ms. to 26e . end down to 225. a heed. The
number of cattle was also lest, there being 687, or 101 fewer
then lett maltet. Sales alto doll. Best beef, from 7s. 3d.
to 7e. 6d.; osiddling and inferior, from 6e. to 6s. 61. per
Imperial clone. Fed**, from Es. to 51. 61. per imperial
'tune; iii to eight weeks' old do., from Bs. 6d. to les. a
bead. Tttore were in the market 131 mllch cows, sad 331
ris••

LEATHER AND HIDER.—At the market this work
at Leadeohell the supply of fresh leather wee very smell,
and the previous stocks being much reduced, the trans-
actions were sot of comes extensive, but there was enough
demand to cause an advance in prices of id. to Id. per pound.
Prime foreign butts, light English rutte, shaved hides, horse
bider, awl calf @bias were in lively demand, as also were
crop bellies. At Biemioutlsey raw hide auction this week
heavy hides were id., light bides ha. per lb. higher. By
private contract 840 Bums Apes hider, 46/bs., have been
Wel for Bd., ten 41be.