The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-15 00:00:00

11,4 REETS.

COTTON.—Livnaroot., Jl:ns 14.—The sales of oottut
to-day ere tuthusted et 6,000 bah... There bap ter ratbtr
•botter feeling in the toutivt, but without any change in
prior.

COTTON 000D8.—MANCHNITalit, icon 14.—Then
walla fair business in3ants at full price.. Soule of the pi ta-
d* hoosee is the German trade, believing now that Prune{•
will not be led into the war, have bought rather frdy.
Buyer. for India, the Mediterranean, and other foreign mar-
kets, have also doter • moderate business. For the home
trade manufacturers have parclueedto • fair extent, and the
aggregate business for all quarters has been of conelderoble
extent. In clothe there has been • steady trade for all mar-
kets except India, at the full rates of last Tuesday. The
India shipper. have •beady extensive contracts in hand, and
except where manufacturers are coming out of order, and
them is • probability of early supply, they have declined to
place new orders. la the azoeptionsl can referred to some
orders have bees given est, and in most owes they have had
to give rather better teems.

WOOLLEN.—Enna, Julia whit/made a

larieb;;;;tris
has, been of a holiday character, and the males have bean few
and unimportant, but quite equal to what is nasal on a Whit
Tuesday.

WOOLS. HUDDIEBFIRLD, JVNE 14. There is an
abundance of wool in the market, and prima are easier in cc-
cordanos with last London sass, bat manufacturers mem to
think they have not reached the lowest point, and are only
buying for immediate want., which causes the trade to rule
del

MANUFACTURES. HUDDERSFIELD, Jusz 14.
There boo improvement to note in the market today the
game amount of business doing which has then transacted
for the last four or five weeks, and which is considered fur
the neon to be under so avers's.

CORN.—Hum., JUNE 14.—At to-day'. market a mode-
rate supply of English wheat ; millers offered 3a. to 6.. per
qr. reduction, which farmers would isJi accept. and a small
busineas was dose at a decline of 2.. per qr., best runs of red
making 465. to 475. per 60E1W. Foreign not looked at.
Spring corn of all descriptions dull, but prices cannot well be
quoted lower, se the market partook more of a holiday than
Mishima character, and scarcely a peke Irma named for any
sitcle. The twain Impede hia weak we as under
Wheat, 9,717 qrs.; barley, 4,221; oats, 173; henna, 1,367;
pi_rs, 760; tares. 11; linseed sad rainamal, 616; oil cakes,
46 tow ; bum, 270.

Lazne, June 14.—(From the Circular of Messrs. Dunn.
and Co.)—We have liberal supplies of wheat, but the trade
remains in the IMMO inanimate states. we have bad to report
for some weeks past end little regrew can be made in sales,
although offered at a decline of 2s. pee qr. from Fridays
retie. Burley almost nominal. Babas and osts &genie,
without alteration in value. Arrivals this week .
2,646; oat., 81; beans, 284; rapeseed, 1,687; linseed,°6t
gra. Average price of grain :—whea 1,270, 60a. 101 d.
barley, 81, 87s. 100.; cats, 164, les. 9*d.; beans, 7, 495.
Pod,

• LYON, JUNE 14.—Weather, with the gumption of partial
thunderstorms in the neighbourhood, has been line. Bran
crop is badly spoken of. At our Corn Exchange this day the
supply of wheat was very small, which oould only be dis-
posed of at a reduction of 2s. per qr. from last Tuesday's
rates. Beene and orate a dull sale, in late prioes. Wheat,
white, 611bs. to 63ilig, 61a. to 66e. ; do.. red, 60lbs. to 631 he.,
47e. to 61a.; do., new, tillbs. to 631 b.., 47e. to 60a.; do.
do., 601bs. to filthy., 46.. to 48a. Barley (abeyance), new,
Glib. to Whs., 38e. to 445.• do., common, 6llbe. to 621ba.,
Ma. to 34.. Baena, old, 661 be. to Milts., 48e. to 62e. ; do.,
new, 641bs. to &Abe., 411 s. to 48.. per qr. to tbe powers.

NITICABTLIC, hoe 14.—Weather very.fine, but tempera-
tore low for the @moo. At our market lbw morning we had
• moderate show of wheat from the growers, but owing to
the flat report from Mark-lane, there was a 'lmre] isdisposi-
800 for boomer, holders being squally indifferent to sell as
buyers were to purchase; in the limited business paining,
however, • redaction of 2a. per qr. must booted. Farmer's
mid sold at 46e. to 60e., according to quality. In South
country or foreign gamely • rale transpired. Flour sold
very irregularly, ao that it M difficult to give quotations with
accuracy. In other articles we have little variation to note.
Bamasuitr, JUNI 14.—Oar market to-day was held for
the that time in the now budding called the "Corn Ex-
cheeps," and though the attendsnee of both buyers and
sellers wee somewhat large, the supply of groin generally
was but moderate. Bummer in wheat ruled dull, notwith-
standing a decline of from Is. to 3e. per qr. took plaiw. Flour
ems Is. per sea lower. All desomptiso• of barley were
la very little request, at former prices. Malt woo also
extremely dull, at late rates ; end in all other drecriptioes of
grain the trade woo nominal, and prices stationary. Wheat,
42a. to 62a. Barley, 275. to 465. Oat., to 32a.
Beane, 43a. to 64c Paris, 44.. to 60s. Rye, Ws. to 35e.
Tame, 30s. to 34e. per qr. Flour, 36e. to 425. per sack.
Malt, 7s. 9d. to Bs. per bushel.

CATTLE.-Batteeti HT, -I:NE 14.—At Our market to-
supply of besets was rather short, and mostly of
quality ; but the attendance of buyers wu limited,
and the regoiresseote of the trade were fully met; in fact the
trade ruled so heavy that a clearance of inferior sairaals wee
not effected, and former rates were fully maintained. The
"1117 of sheep numbered 1,776, which te the largest market
we ave bad for some weeks ; they were meetly of first-rate
quality; the demand for them was active, and nearly all on
offer changed bands, fully supporting last market's
prior. There was a fair supply of calms, which found
ready parchment at full priors. In the pig market the guy-
ply was not very nanterowt, sad little Lisineas was transit
scud at unaltered rates. Bast ox beet, 11a. to Ile. per score ;
cow and heifer ditto, 101. to lls.; hest down mutton (out of
the wool), 70. per lb. ; other breeds, 60. to 74.; lamb, 9d.
to 10d.; na1,60. to 70.; fresh pork, 6d. to 7d.; sated ditto,
7d. to M., and 9s. to 9s. dd. per soon; porn noon, 80
per lb.; dry ditto, 90. to 10d., and 8.. 9d. to 9.. 3d.
storescore; sweet pickled hems, Old. to 104.; quarter old
pip, Iffe. to 20e. each; suckling oaten, 12s. to 24e.
each; awe with calves, 141. to 1/31. each.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Ma Pa. 11la• T4O. Tokat.
sm. man &ribs. 11114.
• • •
7.614 6.664

WIN sidlai Jul). 5.
(111 mar W OM& WORM' Len L 603
We miles.nor IL
INS Win 9 1639 OW 2.504 L 613
Laois' 1.410 203 1.013 1.6.51
(144a$ 441A111/41111/M.