The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-07 00:00:00

HAREMS.

COTTON.—LivsarOox, Menne 6.—We have had a
very limited demand to-day, the market continuing very
slow and the leaning in favourer buyers. The sake are 3,000
balm, of which 1,000 are for export end speculation.
COTTON ClOODS.—Mascetarsn, MARCH G.—The
market continues In a amts of ittspended activity. Further
telegraphic advice. to hand yeeteeday from Calcutta and
Bombay, bringing Intelligente d le the Bth of February,
end reporting • decline in prices, have given additional fl at-
nee to the market for India ised yarns, which were
much dspnesed at the end of Wive& ; bat there is at pro-
sent no ohmage noticeable fa genterSone. The uncertain
stele of political menet on the sentiment of Europe also
tends to make buyers very oeutious, and the aocounte of the
American cotton supply are of • nature unfavourable to the
' progtem of business at the present juncture. Eateries the
increased dukes, in the demand for India, there ia no change
at all in the market erne Friday, there being very little ha.
seem, whilst pekes are soaantaieed by the West to which
producers are engaged, though the bias is no doubt against
them. Perhain tor 34 and 38-inch printers, there is a real,
though alight decline.

WOOLLEN.—Ltuuas, Manua 6.--.Thsre hr been only
a limited attendance of merohanue in the coloured cloth ball
this morning, but a fair .teddy bedews toot place, prin-
cipally in light summer good.. In the white nearket there
was rather wore animation, and a better bruit:wee transacted.
Both ordinary hatr-liata and medium clothe were in good
demand.

WOOLS.—HUDDERIVIELD, 1111C114.—A small portion
only he arrived from Kemal sake, and those mostly short
swam and unsuitable, which do not command attentim.
The trade is cenaequently rather quiet.

MANUFACTURI3B.—HUDDIZIPTILD, MARCH 6.
There le no chemise to satins in the market to-day, the usual
number of boyars mktpresent, who might probably have
operated to•• furth had the chubs hem more abun-
dant. A good business le doing to order in light fancy pat.
terns.

CORN.—Hots, Melton 6.—At to-day'. market about an
average supply of English wheat, which is taken off at last
week's currency at 445. to 46i. per 6541b5, for bast rims of
red. Foreign sells in retail at full prices. Barley sea
and all descriptions very firm at framer rates. BeanarM
pea unaltered. Oats steady, but quiet. The foreign import,
last week ars as under:—Barley, 4,135 qrs. ; beans, 1306;
tares, 66; linseed and rapeseed, 9,892; oil cakes, 34 tons.

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Lam, Idiacz 6.—The show of wheat wee moderate;
the *edema's ember quiet; nevertheless Met week's rates are
obtained on the business which takes plate. Barley as be-
fore. Beans sad oats bold for full prices. Other articles
without alteration. Arrivals—Wheat, 8,271 qrs. ; oats, 40
qrs.; linseed, 10 qrs. ; beans, 398 qrs.; peas, 30 qrs. ; rapeseed,
818 qrs. Average pelted for the week ending March 3:—
Wheat, 3,419 qrs., 48e. 4d. ; oats, 119 qrs., 28s. Oid. ; barley,
6880 qrs., 40s. 7d.; beans, 217 qrs., 411 e. 21d.; peat, 130 qrs.,
3e.

Lveir' llama 6.—Weather yesterday and to-day to Sue
and dry. At oar Cem-exchange this day the supply of
wheat weemoderate, the °audition was ocusiderably improved,
and het week'. prior were fully supported. Barley but
little shoeing, and late prime maintained. Beane slow sale.
Prior : Wheat, white, old, Cabe, to Gabs., 44e. to
48e.; ditto, new, 60Ibe. to 6211 w , 42e. to 47e.; red, old,
611ba. to 6316 e., 425. to 465.; ditto, new, 69105. to 611 be.,
Ws. to 45.. Barley. Chevalier, new, 621 b. to 641 b.., 39e.
to 45a.; common, 6111 w. to 6211:e., 29e. to 355. Beene, old,
661 b.. to 66jlbe., 47a. to 60..; ditto, new, 641ba. to 6616 a.,
41a. to 48s. per qr. to the growers.
Nswaten.a, Maim° 6.—The weather to-day has become
damp, bat the poultice of the barometer does not indicate
much fall. The nights of Saturday and Sunday were frosty.
At our market tlus morning we bat a moderate show of
wheat from the gamma, but there being still some portion of
the recent arrivals Indisposed of, the quantity offering proved
fully adequate to the demand, and in the sales effected late
rates wee sustained. Bushier was &telly confined to Scotch
wheats, fins whistle making 49e.. end extra yellow 475., per
60416 e., respeotivaly. For Suffolk yellow 49.. was procured
to retell. Foreign met little attention. Malu'ng barley
much as before; grinding much sought after. In brae or
peas little gaining. Scotch oats in demand at Me., weighing
naturally 401 b..
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B•LI4HORT, Mkactr 6.—To-day's market was only mo-
desstely supplied with grain, and farmers being busily
owned in bra °walks', there was not a very full attend-
ance. The &mares of the London market yesterday mimed
holders to ask higher mime ' • the demand befog resisted
sellers gave way, and an active trade was done in wheat at
Ore firm rates of last week, and the rims of flour remained
the same. Theee was also a very Lir business doing in
beet samples of barley, at stationary prsoss. In oats, beam,
peas, sea tams, there might be considered a good Dominoes
done, at unaltered terms; and grass seeds were also in
request at full rats,. /few wheat, 425. to 604. ; old drtioof
465. to 61a.; barley, 24e. se 435.• oats, 24e. to 112 e.•
beam, 40s. to 60a.; pees, 40s. to 46i. ; rye, 304. to 3651
per qr. Tama, 84. 04. to 9s. Od. per busheL Flour, 31a.
to Ma. per seek. Malt, b. to th. 6d. per bushel.

CATTLE.--SALTSIMAY, Minna 6.—it our market to-
day the supply of beasts was mosedingly short, and meetly
of inferior quality, sad there was may a tam attendance of
buyers. Toe few but beasts on oder met with a ready oak,
at very full terms, bat in consequeuos of the large number off
rough adman, the trade as the whole may be mainland
very slack, and • diewnwsrd tandems in prices was acceded
to. Of sheep there was a very Ilmftsd supply, consequently
ell on offer found purchasers, and last market's quotedonn
were easily made. There was a very great inertias° in the
number of calves on offer, but asverthshere there mu a good
brisk trade, and high prices were obtsised. These was Maw
a good supply In the Mg market of all dietrlptions, which
were held at an advance In prices, and shriek troths was
dons. Best on beef, 11s. ed. to 19e. dd. per more ; cow
and heifer ditto, 10a. to 11s.; sorthelown mutton, hi. per
lb. ;other breeds, fled. to 70.; wed, 7d. to 7ed. ; fresh
poet, fied. to salted ditto, 7d. to Bd., and 9s. dd. to
Os. ed. per store; green bacon, tied. to 9d. per lb. • and
dry ditto, 9ed. to 10d. ; sweet pickled hams, did. to 10d.;
quarter old More pigs, 12e. to 16e. each; cows with calm,
41. to 181.

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