The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-11 00:00:00

MARKET 8.

COTTON.—Lrizaroot, Aran. 10.—Our market is ex.
tremely quiet, with a small business ail previous priwa,
The sales are 4,000 bales, including 3,410 American, at 414.
to 8141. ; 500 Surat, at 3d. to 41d. 2D Egyptian, at la .•
40 Perusal, at lad.: of which 1,000 are for speculation sad
export. The week's import is 3.5,386 Wes.

COTTON GOODS.--Istascitzerzn, Atari. 10.—The
mend for gcaxla continues rather inanimate, and prim', are
without change since last week. In name cases, where coo.
tracts are nearly worked out, there is less firmness, but in
most departments the feeling seems • little more cheerful
than it was. Telegraphic accounts from Calcutta to the
22nd ult., and from Bombay to the 23rd, report an improve.
sent in the demand of both places, and in some cases an
advance in quotations. This bail mused • slightly improves/
inquiry for those markets, and • stiffening of price. The
same has been the effect with yarn* for the Fast. In abet
respects, though the demand for goods and yarns is flat,
prices cannot be quoted lower. Buyers for the continent
continue to hold aloof, owing to the political uncertainty.

CORN.—HULL, APRIL 10.—At to.day's market a slur!!
supply of English wheat, which sells readily at last week's
rates,? and in some instances Ls. per qr. advance is obtainer!,
Foreign held above the ideas of buyers. Barley sells readily
at full prices, and meat of the arrival cleared or well bid
for. Beans and pear steady at late rates. Oats in fair re.
quest at prices in favour of sellers. The foreign imports
last week are as under :—Wheat, 692 qrs. ; barley, 21,606 t
oats, 185 ; beans, 341; pear, 473 ; tare., 724 ; linseed and
rapeseed, 11,664 tons ; oil cakes, 89 tons ; bones, 180 toes.
Lane, AP/ILL 10.—We have again • very limited
of new wheat, sod experience a good sale for all descnp.
tious of such at an advance of la per qr. from the rates of
this day week, but old moves off slowly, without materiel
alteration in value. Barley as before. Oats and beans
hehl for full prices. Other articles as before. Arrivals.—
Wheat, 3,859 • barley, eO9 ; oats, 115 ; linseed, 13 ; beau,
194 ; 'wooed, 1,207 qrs. Average prices for the week
ending Apt' 7.—Wheat, 5,801 qrs., 495. ; cats,
27s ; bar, 672 qrs., 43a. ; beans, 92 qrs.. 435. 6pL

LYNN, Arils. 10.—Wrather cold with occasional Ifll,lll,
showers. At our market the supply of wheat from tho
growers was not soliberal as last week ; all goodquahties met
• ready sale at fully last weeks prices. beams and barley,
prices remain unaltered. Wheat,white, old, 6111 a. to 631ba,
465. to 50s. ; ditto, new, 60161. to 621b5., 445. to 485.1
ditto, red, old, 611bs. to 6.3165., 48s. to 491. ; ditto, new.
591ba. to 61115., 425. to 465. Barley, Chevalier new, 521ba;
to 54Th,., 395. to 455.: ditto, common, 511bs. to 521ba,
295. to We. Beans, old. nslbs. to 66ilbs., 475. to Ws.
ditto, new, 641bs. to 661b5., 41s. to 465. per qr. to the
growers.

NLICCABII.I, Av*iL 10. —The weather has become in.
tensely cold again. Yesterday morning we had snow,
which was succeeded by a severe frost at night. At our
market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat
(corn the growers, and the arrivals coastwise being equally
so, the trade opened with more firmness, and prices were
refused which would have been accepted on tkituril.ty.
Flour held more firmly, tie. being paid for choice Norfolk
households, and whites in proportion. No choice
country barley offering, and in tta absence new Danish is
taken at 40s. per cr., weighing Wit to 561 k,.. per bushel
naturally. Grinding sorb without alteration. In other
articles little stirring, but late rates were fully sustained.