The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-11 00:00:00

MAREEZS

MINCINO•LANNDIAT 10.

INDIO° (FIGIT DAY). The q7bii;te-r-iiialesOt Beet
India communed to-day. The quantity declared war
10,406 cheats in the A and 1,256 chews in the B catalogue,
of which 662 chests wore withdrawn, leaving the quantby
to be brought forward 11,102 cheats. cossisdng of 7,073
Bengal Tirboot, or. 1,296 Madras, 1,302 Kurph, 134 Oude,
100 Figs, 209 Manilla, and 1,044 chaste in the B catalogue.
The sales have o;ened with great bruisers ; the bulk of the
Bengal In this day's catalogue has been withdrawn; the
port sold west at to Is. discount compared with the
sales, foe qualities ranging fres 6s. 3d. to 7s. 3d. ;
Z: fire qualities duns were no buyers at le. decline.
Hurphe of the biter kinds wen chleily withdrawn, there
Ulna no bidding at 6d. to 91. dbcoant ; the portion sold
consisted of home trade sorts at 3.5. 6d. to 4s. 6,1,, end dry
leaf Madras at 2a. to 2v. 61. 3,395 chests have pseud the
ale, including 2,626 withdrawn and 436 bought in, leaving
434 duets eold.

TZA.—The commencement of hoatile movements in Italy,
sad the consequent rapid advance in the value of money and
the price of 00VD, has rendered Matinee. generally very dull,
end the tea market has declined in notion with other thing,.
There is little or no demand for common Congon, which
maintains the quotation of le. 2d. • Stitches. and &timer
Made, however, Sr. Id. to 2d. lower, and blackiih leaf
descriptions show a dean° of id. to 14d. on three ruling a
month since, finest abuses showing the:greatest docile.. In
common reacted tome there was some Mils speculation at a
slight improvement, but the demand bee again ceased ; fine
sod finest Enda are still saleable. Greens have been in de-
mand, end tine country gunpowders below 2.. have brought
very full rates.—(Frum the Monthly Circular of Marra.
Bawd Gibbsend Co.)

COTTON.—LfvestrooL, MAY 10.—The:tales of cotton
to-day are estimated at 8,000 belts. A 9rm &market at tha
tell prices of yeaterdoy.

COTTON 000DS.-1/ANCHLST BB" MAY 10. This
market is genteelly considered to hero improved in tone,
=d to what it was a week ego, but the Inman of
Is sot very Inc mining in amount. Until Noaday
buyers seemed la gnat immure to have abandoned the idea
of purchasing at all, and a decided deolios in prices became
quotable. At the rednold rates there Is sow some promeet
of business. In IlfMach shirtier', 131 b. sad 71b., the deeine
has amounted to6d., ad in434-reeds,Blb. 4ca.,todd. per rhos,
within the last mouth. Tarn has bass very irregular la
prim. Bandied We water and 40's mule, of the latter
Twisty, have aged moat, from the &beau of &mad for
Germany. Fine dila to SO's twist emtines egrapskestly
firm. Buyers for India are nuabis to obtain either suede cir
yarn., however, at as low MIS as wen mien' a day or
two ego.

WOOLLEN.—Leans, MAT 10.—The sestet has been
very eat sad quiet tlai. honing. Thudtemeat at the
Whet Riding heaths absorbs hearty ell s.

CORN. -Hats, WAY W.—Arrivals from Amid math=
moderate den desertriess of pais, bat we lush now der is-
ceessid imports, as mullets 00 this side have improved, so es
to allow • asegas for opirstioss. The =tither, with the
exespdos of a day or two, hes ham cold for the sew=
vigil= r has proceeded slowly, sal the pawns in lot
more forward them they wire • mosth ago; the whist phial
dare sot grogram much, sad as light Made has es =-
healthy eppiesmnre, aid sow requires • mum ge-
nial tompiramrs; the preepeots for ea early harvest
eve urn sum Si promidag a. • Pew weeks =oh.
The exattawat is the what trede sotioed la ow lest bee
=Wel, subsided, sad a nitrides meta, se
be mooted at
the almost =paraded repidV;=
mileo alma Wag lama& gas pataat ,sadtasprotatility

of hostilities being confined to the Italian States, has camel
opera's' ire buyers to passe, arid mowers, to whom the price
of 66e. for good red wheat was quits a novelty, have been so
anxious to be doing that they have brought forward more
than consumptive demand could take off ; this combined
with Male of holders deairoas of realising profits, has caused
• decline of fully 6s. per qr. on Er
from the extreme price'
paid during Let week, and even at this reduction but little
pauses can be made. Holders of foreign do not press sates,
intquotations must be mealtime' quite nominal, and likely
W main no until the ideas of buyers and sellers become
mine In seterdence than at present. At to-day's market a
gakeeeely el wheat ; farmers appeared unwilling to
I saw& in glee eadintiou required by buyers, and in the few
aka mods a lodise of tie. to 10s. par qr. must be noted ;
peed MY alma seeking 60e. to 625. per 6041 b. Foreign not
eland at say earessioadlos redsotios, and little or nothing
Mae, Barley mete labledy eale at late rates. Beane and
gem Negros, and teem amesay well supported. Oats
gig. vitt/oat eleastion in nine. The foreign Imports last
Valk mess ender :—Wheat, 2,684 qrs.; barley, 1,727; osta,
11.3 bless 1,168; pees, 214 ; tares, 305 ; Unload and rapt.
Wens /3; di oaks% 623 tons ; bones, 186.
XAT 10.—(From the Circular of Yarn. Dunne
sad Co.)—We have a liberal supply of fresh wheats, but
millers are not disposed to purchase, unless at a cooed/ table
decline, which is not generally complied with, and the little
badness doss is at about 2s. below the reduced rates el
Friday lsel. Barley as before. Beans folly es deer. Oats
and other ankles unaltered. Average prime of grain:
Wheat, 4,463 qrs., 48e. lid. ; barley, 60 qrs., 325. 604
oats, 616 qrs., 265. ; beans, 122 qrs., 421. 1 11d. Arrival/
this week :—Wheet, 6,287 ; Gate, badge ,068; bans.
71

qtv.
Ltenneococ, Mae 10.—We had a fair attendance of
millers and deakes at oar Can Fsehasgs this morn-
ing, and wheat being cared freely at a farther decline of 9d.
pw costal sines Friday, or about Is. 3d. Ines tide day week,
buyers showed • WU lure madame%
_sad • moderate
amount of huslases resulted ; holden steadily voided further
cameenoss. Indian corn met little attention, sad the reduc-
tion mast be noted folly 8.1. per motel. The vales of all
other 'etiolate was la • great meatus aoudad. An implo-
sion gained ground towards the dote of the Racket that the
decline la wrested for this presect.
Leas, Nat 10.—Weether is warm with • month• mat
wind. Today's market we had • good 'show of wheat, the
dull reports from Mark-lane ceased • corresponding feeling
here, sad all descriptioua were from el. to Bs. per qr. cheaper.
Soft; men Is. per qr. lower. Wheat, white, 6111 e. to
6311:a., 021. to 68s. • do., red, 601 k.. to albs., •19s. to 685.;
do. do., new, fillbs. to 631t0., 48s. to 61s. ; do. do.,
601 k.. to 611b5., 47.. to 60s. Barley (chevalier), new,
62Ibe. to MO., 884. to 445. ; do., common, ditto. to
621ba, 30s. to 84e. Beams, old, 86Ibe. to Milks., 48s. to
62a. ; do., new, 8411.. to 061b5., 465. to 48s. per qr. to the
growers.
NEWCASTLE, MAT 10.—The weedier has again become
cold and ungenial, the wind having veered to the teeth eat.
At our market this morning we had a moderate show of
wheat from the growers which was taken off upon muck the
some teems a on Saturday, whereas the little dons In south
country was at a decline of 6.. per quarter upon this day
arimObt, 64.. 6d. being the highest agars obtained fee new
nd, whereas on Tneaday last such meanies were is request
et 80s., 83165. Flour may be writtsa 2s. pee seek cheaper,
40s. being now the extreme value of Norfolk housos,
and millers will holding up their price at 43a. Malting
barley and other articles without way appareat change.