The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-25 00:00:00

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134-17

MARKET S.

COTTON.—Liwmtroot., AP= 24.—We have again a
loge business to report, with a steady market at pre.
nous prices. The sales are 12,000 bake, including 8,870
American, at 4141. to 814. ; 3,000 Burst, at 2id. to 41d.;
90 pan,
et 01d. ; 40 Penman, at 71d. to 7id. ; of which
5,000 are fee epectastion and export. The week's import is
28,439 bales.

COTFON GOODl3.—Kanatmmtn, APRIL 24.—We have
had more activity in both yarns and cloths, but especially
in the former. Buyers for India, China, Germany and the
home trade have all been more or less active, and
the market closes stronger, at an advance of id. to
id. per lb. on the quotations current last week. The
aggregate business has been rather considerable, but the
improvement is chiefly due to the better advice' from
Inurs which leading to considerable business fur that
market, have brought the German and home trade
houses more freely into the market, to secure per.
chases at the turn of prices. The better accounts
to hand from Bombay and Calcutta, combined with the
easier feeling in the money market, have also led to more
business m cloths. Buyers of cloths generally for India
have manifested more disposition to give out orders than
for some weeks past, and a considerable business could have
been done at the rates of last week. Manufacturers, how.
ever, have demanded extreme prices, and this has to some
extent checked operations. For other markets there is not
much change beyond the strength which the revived demand
for India naturally imparts to most descriptions of goods. A
telegram has been received here from Calcutta to the 29th
of March, which described the market as rather quieter,
but prim were unaltered.

WOOLLEN.—Lunn, Arum 24. —The market presented
no feature of importance this morning. There was
about the usual attendanoe of merchants, and a Tuesday'+
average business was transacted, the bulk of it being in
summer fabrics.

MAN UFACTURES.—Humunteram, Aram 2l.—Thera
has been a moderate Mignon doing in middle and low priced
goods for shipping ; but in almost ail the other descriptions
there is a decided- falling of in the demand, and the market
has shown a much duffer appearance to-day than for some
months back.

WOOLS.-14untwouorraLD, Arum 24.—As prices are ex.
pected to range a little easier at the forthcoming sales,
there is little or nothing doing at present ; and menufac•
tuners appear indisposed to operate, even where a little
concession in price is offered.

00BN.—Hut.t., APRIL 94.—At to-day's market a small
supply of English wheat, which is taken off at fully last
week's currency. Foreign in steady request, at late rates.
Barley held very firmly, but the sale not so brisk as of late.
Beans and peas scarce, and rather dearer. Oats wanted, and
best aorta obtain fully L. per qr. advance. The foreign
imports last week are as under :—Wheat, 321 qrs. ;
11,942 ; cats, 882 ; beans, 41 ; peas, 473 ; tares, 1,316 ;
linseed and rapeseed, 6,421 ; oil cakes, X3B tons ; bones,
1295 tom.

LEEDS, APTUL 24. -We have a limited supply of wheat, and
the show of new is very small. Killers having lately bought
freely are not at present inclined to increase their quantity,
except at a reduction in price ; but with the almost ex-
hausted stocks of new, holders see no necessity of giving
way, and the rates of Friday are firmly maintained. Barley
as before. Beans held at full prices, but sales proceed
slowly. Oats and other articles unaltered. Arrivals since
this day week:-What 2,869 qrs. ; barley, 1,323 qrs. •
oats, 30 gra ; beans, 472 qrs. ; peas, Zi qrs. ; rapeseed,
978 qn. ; linseed, 131 qrs. Average prices for the week
ending April 21:-Wheat, 4,600 gra, 51s. 31d. ; oats, 2 qrs.,
28s. bd. ; barley, 1,373 qm. 41a. 9441. ; beans, 188 qui.,
445. 3,4 d. ; peas, 9 qrs., 4fh.
LYNN, APRIL 24.-Weather still continues cold with
severe frost at nights. At our Corn Exchange this day the
attendance was good with a fair avenge supply of wheat ;
the whole meta steady demand at the full rates of last
Tuesday. Beans in short supply and Is. per qr. higher.
Barley and oats each the turn in favour of sellers. Wheat,
white, old, 6111 s. to 63114., 50s. to 565. ; ditto, new,
601 bl/. to Ribs., 48s. to 545. • ditto, red, old, 61Ibs.
to 631h5., 475. to 525. ; ditto, new, 591 be. to 61114.,
48s. to 5.15. Barley, Chevalier new, 52115. to 5411.., 39e.
to 45e. ; ditto, common, 511bs. to 52114., 30s. to 365.
Beans, old, 6511:e. to 66ilbs., 45e. to 411 - ; ditto, new,
6411.. to 6611.., 425. to 465. per qr. to the growers.
NEWCASTLE, APRIL 24.-Market very quiet, and sale of
wheat slow at Saturday's prices. Flour not much doing,
but fully as dear. Malting barley inclining lower. Grind-
ing wanted. Oats held for extreme prices, which inter-
feres with sales. Beans and peas firmer, and met a more
ready sale.