The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-11 00:00:00

MARKETS

COlTON.—Livraroot. It :vs 10.—Thu market closed beavi!y, and
price& ed riga aoltd Aruernan a.ove 3j d. p.r .b. arc unch gt d , be.
low that quality • decline of id. per lb. may very wely be 4., ,„
The quantity on cede Is large. The rule, today are 401aba e, ,
taken for export-, onprieing 200 ?ensues and Maranhao, at 61d. to
lid.; 600 Surat, at 14d. to Md.; and 30 Sea Wanda, at to lc bts,
Import alone Thurslay, 30,o0.• ta!es.
COTTON GOODS.—MANoriarts, Jowl 10 —lb' market emulates
Eat, and a eery limited budneas has been done. Rome very large
cdifert have been made by India and China ho• es. but at prices which
maaufaetarees were unwilling to entertain. Badness could eat ba
done, to any amount, at a sacrifice of lea than ltd. to 3d. per piece;
and manufavurera,s' whilst refolds' x
make such a conceraion as thin,
have, nevertheless,in Fame ewes done hu.inem on rather easier leans
than !ant week, Sellars In tome can give a rather better repo;
stating that they here had a rood deal of inquiry, end inquiry of a
character which they think will lead to hairless tn India Sara.. in
yarns the accounts from sellers are thnt prices are atlehtly In favour
of buyers, but lrreilar, and with little btoinwe. Boyer., on the
contrary, report an advantage of Id. to Id. per lb in yarns. Thee is
• very Uneasy leelint on the American quesUiin, and the preraCat
dulness of trade it mainly attributed to It.

WOOLLEN.—Lcros, Jews 10.—We have lot much alter.tien to
report to the market; It esntioues dull and intent e. But the ten.
dency this morning bee been toeards en improvement. The attend.
nee of buyer. was, n average, and a leetter business has been train
seed In tae n'ottred cloth hall than there Ina this day eenzeght.
'I ha white mathet has been of a ell:eller character.

MAISIMACTURCB.—HOOOIaarnmn, Java 10.—Althesch wehne
bad quite as good • markt t as Int wetk, busbies; I. nothing fear as
brink se It unially is at tale season of the 'ear, merchant,. appearing
unwilling to °pents largely, alder as Impreanion that goods will Ix
lower, which at peewit does sot seem very likely.

WOOL.—Wannat•rnit D, Joss lb.—Since the time that prig. p,
yam the Me Load. NOM the wool trade hay teen very gat, ott
prices being now more settled, buyers are in the mallet, but l ur.
those very sparingly, Boding it very difficult to get a profit on then
goods.

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001131.-17r4/, Ire. lo.—To.day we had . very mill supply of
wheat from our fanners, which met an stove emend at 2s. to 3a per
qr. advance. 70e. to 735. being the rat, e current to the farmers. Foe
tonics an Improved inquiry at the advance noted above. Barley I.
dearer, with a good demand. Deans and eats each Is. deem. The
Unwed market very firm, and • .kes. from real scarcity and animated
consumptive demand, are 3e. dearer during the w. eh. Imports from
Jane 1 to June 7 : —Wheat. 2,114 qrs.; barley. 933; oat., 1,4 0;
bbum.eans, 1.342; linseed, 7,911; rapeseed, 678; oil cakes, 20/ toss;
% 295.

Lune, Ices 10.—(From the Circular of /deem. Bandar, and
Mums )—We have moderate supplies of grain; wheat meets a fair
sale at au admits ot Is, to 2a per qr. over Friday'. rates. Barley
rely aearee, and held for more mousy. Oats and beans Improve in
Vette. Other artkles sa before. Average price of grain—What,
1,609 mi., 31. le. 3d. ; hooky, I qr., 21.; oatv, 105 ma., 11. re. gd.;
hemp, 153 qrs.. 2/. 3a. Arrivals—Wheat 2,513, oats 301, beam. 107,
rapemed NO qrs.

LTAN JIMA 10.—A mull supply of wheat et market today, and
more bielination to pusher/a. at an Improvement of 710. to 30. per qr.
The weather condones favourable for the crops.
NLVICAITLIC, JONA 10.—The weather la now every thing that could
be wished, and It iv to ho hoped we may b^ favoured with a continu-
um*, as the coundy requires warmth to place the crops In • forward
rate. At our market the morning we had • moderate thaw o!
wheat from the growers, but from the coast the arrivals are to a fair
extent, neurthelew the mart advance quoted in Mark-lane Tester•
day. made ear Ogler, more anxiops shoot buying, so that a goat
bedews resulted at a further enhancem-nt of la. to Is. per iv,
choice Norfolk yellow making 77e. to 74. and thin Wished', lie.
to 71a. 6d . whilst for • parcel of very choice white, SO.. wu realised.
Foreign also commanoed more attention. 77a. having been pai 1 for
Kiel and other so-ts in proportion. Flour may be written Ice per
leek higher, and in steady request. In rye little stirring. Grinding
barley la. to ks. dearer, a little One foreign bat tog been retailed out
et 4h., weighed 5614. pet bushel. Malt is wanted sod inclining
higher, and the same remarks will apply to other article.

busimg, Joys 10. (By English and' Irish Magnetic Telegraph )
The Ameriean question has a manifest tendency to keep the market
in a state oteaciteroant. The demand for wheat and oats was very
brisk, at an annum of ls. 6.1. on fresh wheat and 6d. on oats. Thom
articles, as well as barley, were actively in demand, but in Indian
cons there was no alteration.

IRON.—Gi-4sonsr, Jrns 10.—(B7 English and Irish Magneto
Tel./mph.) Nothing doing: neither buyer nor seller. Sl4-
04111 U, 0.000.