The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-22 00:00:00

M.ARKE7k.

COI TON.—Linapoor., Fes. 21.—The ealee of mottos
to- dad• are tetiar.ted at 6,000 War. Th.. market =Abram
gala but without cheap from Friday hue.

COTTON 000D8.—Naricaarras, FEB. 21.—Tha mar-
-1 kat magnates *mad sad healthy, but then le a quieter tone
in both cloth and yarns. Spinners are a good deal averse to
'eking troth ordera sod accumulating orders farther in ad-
vance without extra pekoe, and this afotilr a wh,lerome
chock to burin, ss under present circumstanced. There are
temps szesptions, but generally the erearkst is exceedingly firm
for yarns suited to all marketa. Theirs is no new feature in
the cloth market, buyers expecting their lattice from India,
and being &avoid to awns the advices now due before
operating to say extent worth naming. The prices of these
goods are very firm, at last Tuesday 'a quotations. In other
cloths, both for export and house consumption, there is •
very steady demand generally, and especially fur the home
trade, at very lull rates.- •

WOOLLEN.—LEEDS, Fre. 21.—The market has pre-
sented no feature of importance this mon tin. There has
been a moderate attendance of buyers, and mhout an ordinary
Tuesday's business transacted.

W00L3.-11vDDINAFIRLD, Fll..2l.—Thero is but little
doing in wools, owing to s want in choice ; but dealers are
very Arm in price, anticipating that they will not ke lower at
the approaching sales.

MANUFACTURIIB.—HUDDIRIMILD. FE8.21.- -There
has been an Increased demand for almost all deseriptt, ma of
light goods adapted for spring and summer wear, ansad an
average busbies bee aloe been done in black doeskins and
union mixtures. The waistooating business is a little brisk w,
and all breathe seem folly employed.

CORN.—Butt., Fee. 21.—At to-day's market a fair sup.
ply of Beghsh wheat, which met with a limited demand at
Last week's prices; foreign still held too high to admit of
busbies,. Barleys for making sold freely at le. more money ;
grieding,io good request, and also the turn dearer. Bean.,
iposes, and oats realise higher rates. Tares, for seed, held at
lan week's quotations. The foreign imports lest weak are as
mdse:—Wheat, 114 qrs.; barley, 5,597; beans, 77; peas,
86; tares, 65; linseed and rapeeted,l4B; oil cakes, 30 tone.

linos, FIBIUART 21.—The arrivals into Opole from
the a est are on • very limiter scale ; the show of fresh wheat
is therefore correspadlogly small. There is a fair general
inquiry, and • moderate business done, at the full rates of
Friday lest. Barley keelps well up in price. Beans as
before. Oats and other articles fully as dear. Arrival. sham
this day week : Wheat, 2,684 qrs.: barley, 422 qrs. ; oats,
138 qrs.; nomad, 8 qrs. • bean', 620 qtr. • rapeseed. 128 qrs.
Average pries of grain for the week endin;r Feb. 18 . Wheat,
3,364 qrs., 455. Id.; rate, 443 qrs.' 25e. 214. • barley,
1,341 qrs.. 41. e. 61d. ; rye, 63 qrs., 36e. 01d.; beans, 111
qn., 41e. 9d.; per, 20 qrs., 40e.
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LYNN' Fan. 21.-Weather is dry with strong northerly
winds. At our corn exchange this day we were moderately
supplied with wheat, condition being improved, all descrip-
tions sold readily at an advance of 6d. to Is. per qr. upon
last Tuesday's rates. Bums and barley a small show of
each, and prices le. per qr. higher. Prices : - Wheat,
white, old. 611 b.. to 631b5., 44.. to 484.; ditto, new,
60th.. to 621hs , 42/.. to 47e.; red, old, 6114 e. to 63105., 425.
to 45e.; ditto, new, 691 b.. to 61105., 39e. to 45e. Barley,
Chevalier, new, 62lbs. to 541b5., 39e. to 43e.; common,
51Ihe. to 621 be., 29.. to 35... Beans, old, 65th.. to 6611 be.,
475. to 50e.; ditto, new, 641b.'. to 661135., 41s. to 48.. par
qr. to the growers.
NIWCASTLI. Fan. 21.-The weather still continues cold
and winterly. At our market this morning we had a mode-
rate show of wheat from the growers, and notwithstanding
that nothing fresh has arrived since Saturday, the trade
nevertheless was sluggish. Factors, on the other hand, were
indifferent about sell Mg, excepting at rather over previous
rates. Flour is getting into a very narrow cooper., and late
quotations are well sustained. In other grain there is no
change of moment to tote.
flamenutiv, Fin. 21.-To-day's market was well supplied
with all descriptions of grain, and there was a better attend-
ance than of late. The demand for wheat was brisk, end
fully supported the advance of last market, and in a few in-
stances former teems were exceeded. Flour unaltered in
value. Best samples of barley for malting and seed purposes
were in good request at full prices. Prints maniples of malt
rust a fair inquiry, and were the turn dearer. Good heavy
eats were worth shout 6d. p,r qr. more money. Beans and
pees also realised a similar advance. Tares and gram seeds
were also in demand, and fetched geed prices. New wheat,
425. to 505.; old ditto, 40s. to 515.; barley, 24a. to
44c; oats, 245. to 32e.; beans, 445. to 60e. ; peso, 40s. to
45a. ; rye, 30.. to 35e. per qr. Tares, Bs. Ori. to 9.. Od.
per bushel. Flour, 31s. to 375. per sack. bleb, Bs. to
Bs. 61 per bushel.

CATTLB.--SALISIIVItIf, Feu. 21.—At our market this
morning there was • very limited supply of beasts, but the
greater part were of good quality and condition. The at-
tendance of buyers and dader• was thin. Best animals met
with a steady trade at the extreme rams of Ism market. For
other description' business was slack, and the demand was
inadequate to the supply. There was • better supply of
sheep than at last market, but the trade was very dull,
though prices underwent no change. We bad as increase
in the supply of calves, c,insequently • good deal
more butanes., was transacted, at high prices. in
the pig market the supply of all descriptions was very
good, and the trade was orisk at • slight upward tendency in
prices. Beet ox beef, lls. 6d. to 12a. 6d. per score ; cow
and heifer ditto, 10... to lls.; eoathdowu mutton, tild. per
lb. ; other breeds, 614. to 71d.; veal, 7d. to lid. ; fresh
pock, 61d. to 71d.; salted ditto, 7d. to Bd,, sad 9s. to
9s dd. per score; green bacon, Bird. to 9d. per lb.; and
dry ditto, 91d. to 10d.; sweet pickled hams, 91d. to 10,J.;
quarter old store pigs, 12s. to 16e. each; cows with calves.
141. to 181. each.