The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-22 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Lintroor., Join 21.—Our market is api3
active to-dajith a better feeling. Tim sales sas
Wes, hard 10,160 American, at 4fl. to 80.; 1,70)
Surat, 3d. to 4d.• 30 Eaptian, Sid. to 91 100 Perron,7o. to 81d. ; bahiannTid. —el which 5,000 are for ape.
ciliation and export. week's import is 23,216 bales.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADIORD, Juss
21.
There is a slow, dragging trade, without any appreciable
variation of prices, although the tendency is rather in
favour of the buyer. But no one will buy at Fermat rates
more than they require, and consequently transactions are
few, and hardly indicate the true condition of tho tuorket.
Stocks of old wool are nearly cleared out, and the bulk of
the new wools that has come here is unusually light,
that, unless untoward circumstances arise, the prospect of
buying at lower rates Is very indistinct. Some uneasiness
is felt with regard to the weather; the prospect of a Eta
harvest would materially affect operations in this market ;
and persons are no doubt influenced more or less by this
consideration. The caution observable here does
not extend to the growing districts, where wool
is selling freely at prices that cannot be realised
in this market at present. Nods and broke! are taken off
as produced. The export houses, especially Russian, are
ready buyers of worsted yarns, where they can find any
worth the money, and in some instances give a slight
advance upon recent quotations ; but this is not very gene-
ral, and at beet the increase is not half of the enhanced wet
of production. No doubt business would be much more
animated but for the check which the necessarily enlarged
demand of the spinner occasions. The demand for the
home trade is very quiet. There is unusual dulness in
pieces, considering the time of the year, and many manufae-
tamers are stopping their looms. Owing to the difficulty of
production, prima are firm.

CORN.—Brusemaisan, Juni 21.—At Gloucester market
on the 16th, wheat ruled dull at a rise of b. per quarter on
all descriptions. At Worcester, the same day, an advance
of Is. to 2s. per quarter was relunctantly submitted to.
Barley firmly maintained its value. Oats less pressed on
the market. Beans rather dearer. During the present
week, very few transactions are reported in wheat, and to
effect sales some reduction must have been submitted to.
More doing in barley. Oats unaltered. Less demand for
beans. Some inquiry for peas. At Wolverhampton, yes-
terday, holders would not generally take less money for
wheat, but the turn was is favour of the buyer. At this
day's market there was a fair supply of English wheat, and
the day being rainy the little sold realised quite ea much
money ; foreign neglected. Barley unaltered in value.
More doing in fine oat., and secondary qualities difficult to
quit. Beans firm. Peas find buyers on speculation.
MANCHCIaIIi, dues 2L—There was only a moderate
attendance at our market this morning. Fresh English
wheat could not be obtained on lower terms, and foreign
brought quite as much money, but the sales made were only
limited. Flour met a slow sale at last week's prices. In
other articles there was no change worthy of notice. The
weather to-day is warmer, but stall showery.
Dsvusa, Jude 21. —We had a good supply of wheat, but
owing to the improvements in the weather the trade was
very quiet' a fair business was done at about last week's
prices, with a little more animation towards the close of
the market. Nothing doing in barley, and in other grain
no alteration. Wheat, best, 565. t. i 62e. per qr. ; mid-
dling, 495. to 565.; inferior, 38s. to 49a. Barley, 345.
to 445. Oats, 235. to 33e. Beans, 465. to Ws. Peas, 42..
to 465. Flour, fine, 475. to 506. per sack ; remade.
42a. to 45a.

NZWAILIt Jose 20.—White wheat, 58e. to 64e.; red,
555. to 60s. per 36 stone. Barley, malting, 384. to 45.1.
grinding, 30s. to 335. per qr. Oats, 30s. to 35e. per 24
stone ; new, 265. to 325. per qr. Beans, old, 48s. to 51s. ;
new, 465. to 48s. per 36 atom. Per, 445. to 46e. per 36
stone.

Nawsrar, Jinn 21.—We had a knee supply of wheat,
which met a steady sale, at barely lit week's prices.
Merely a retail tads in barley. ()lets, beans, and peas dull
at late rates.

timBIUDGE, JUNI 21.—The trade to-day is slow et last
week's prices. Wheat from 525. to 66a. • barley, 30e. to
36a. ; cote, 20.. to 30s. ; beans, 44e. to 48.: ; peas, 4'2.. to
46e. per qr.

WATEILBORD, JUNR 20.—We have had scanty supplici
of grain to our market since Saturday, but the trade is dull
for all articles at about the prices of that day, while Indian
corn can be purchased at less money.
EDINBURGH, Jura 90.—We had in the market to-day 1,174
qrs. wheat, 140 barley, 591 oats, and 46 beans. There
were sold—Wheat, 785 rim ; barley, 17 ; oats, 408 ; and
beans, 41 qrs. As compared with last week—Wheat was
6d. up on top, and Bd. down on average. Barley was
61. down on top, and 3il. down on average. Oats were
6d. down on top, and 11d. up on average. Beans were 6d.
up on top, and ls. up on average. Prices per imperial
quarter :—Wheat,barley, 35a. tki.. to
40a. Od. ; oats, 26a. Od. to 345. Od. ; beans, 455. 6.1. 51a.
43Weight; beans, of top—Wheat 64ilbs. ; barley, 56115. ;
elba. 681os.

CATTLE.—Emeuson, Juin 20.—The supply of sheep
and lambs this morning was larpr, the numbs r, 6,285,
being 2,866 more than last week;l4 of the above were
grazing sheep. Sales were slowly effected, and prkee down
from 2s. to Is. per head, and at the close a comiderable
quantity were unsold. Top price of the best aged mutton,B4d.,
current, sd.,and down to Td. per lb.; lambs, top prices,
301., and 29a; current, from 265. to 275., and down to 16i.
a had. The number of cattle was 649, Whig 196 less.
Sales also dull, and prices in favour of the purchasers. Two
West Highland oxen, 4 years old, fed by Drummond, of
Blair-Drummond, brought 731., being 10s. 9d. per stone,
top current, 9s. 6d.; current price, 95.; middling and inferior
from fis. Gil. to Bs. per imperial stone. Fed pigs from Gs. 6d.
to 7s. per imperial stone ; six to eight weeks old do., from
12s. 6d. to 15.. • hold. Numbers in market—Sheep, 6,:535;
fat' cattle, 649 ; lean do., G 97 ; mulch cows, 189; pigs, 316.