The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-17 00:00:00

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COTTON.—LmairooL, Jugs 16.—Ths sake at cabs
to-day ue estimated et 10,000 balm • Arm market at
the prices of yesterday.

WOOL AND WORSTED..-.BRADPOID, Joni 16.
: There is little Of DOI Wag dots* to the wool trod*. Tire spirited
demand, camped by speculation and cheap money, for work In
the canary Is taking the farmers by surprise, tor there is an
advance of 3d. par lb. upon the prices which ob•aised at title
lime last year. There is certainly nothing in the state
of this market to justify such an advanoe, but quite the con-
trary. Btinners are acting with the greateet potion, and
make purchaser tidy to a vary limited extent. Noils and
ober a are In fair demand at good pumps. The export houses
are still doing wtthing is worsted yarn*, and the horns
houses are duimt wily to a trifling extent. The unusually
sminty demand *IA the riding prima of wool are operating on
the spinner, end is aelt-datenos he reeks to curtail prMttc.
floe to the utmost limit within ►i. power. Be is inclined,
therefore, to stop machinery tether than create stock to
say extent. Indeed, this is the only cafe curse. To pro-
duce to stock, in the presmt state of the wool market, might
be disastrous in its results hereafter. This condition of
things is Lit also in the piece market, and a like caution,
tending almost to stagnation, is prevalent. Little or nothing
is

CORN.—BIRMINOttAM, JUNE 16.—At Glomestev and
Worcester markets on the llth, there wee a good supply of
wheat from the amen., and the few melee made were at a
decline of le. per quote,. Barley and oats tending down-
wards. Beans firm. During the present week the weather
has been very favourable far the growing wheat., and
scarcely a traneactluD rep.rted, millers offering 4.. at 6s. per
quarter less mall, which sellers would not comply with.
Barley end oats loth 6d. to le. per quarter lower. Beans in
less request. Peas neglected. The millers lowered the
retell pace of flour 3e. 4d. per sack. At Wolverhampton,
yeiterdey, very little wheat cbsogel hands; paces 2a. to 3r.
per quarter lower. At this day's market there was a large
supply of wheat, and we reduce our quotations 3s. per
poseur, with few buyers at the decline. Barley gave way
6d. and oats Is. per quarter. Beene and peat held for quite
ae much money.
Damn, Irge 16.—We bad a good supply of wheat,
but the Lumen being diainclited to meet the views of the
dealer., a very slow solo wu matt., and what business wee
done wee at • reduction of from Ai. to 4e. a qr., a large part
r maieleg easel& In other grain no alteration. Wheat,
bra, 41e. to 48..•, ciao middling, 39e. to 44e.; ditto,
infer, 35e. to 395. Barley, 284. to 39e. Data, 23e.
to 33e. Beans, 46.. to 60.. Peas 42.1. to 46e. Flour,
fine, to 42a. per each; ditto, etc:nide, 33a. to 38e.

Id roiceirerca, Juxo I6.—We have again to report a moat
In !Mimi tr-de dorite the pet week, and a further decline In
prices 6f 2.. to 3.. per quarter on wheat, and 2e. per Peck re
doer. Other article, with the exoepti,n of beans, hare also
parVclpmed la the downward m ,vemene. The foreign
arrivals of whoa and flour into Liverpool continue on an ex-
tensive male. From behind the ropplies of oats and oatmeal
are also felr for theorem°. The W hitsuntkle holidays foil-
log at a period rf plat dapreasion in the trade, our market
to-day woo quite of a nominal charootor, inanely any bog-

seas beiug 'reminded ; end we reduce oar yon'atione in ac-
cordance with the decline noted above.

NEN/A ace., Jess 16.—At this market to-day there wad a
small show of wheat, for whiott the demand was dsolds tly
inamme, at a reduction of fully 2.. per qr. ; white onshore
made 62a. to 646, red, 483. to 606. per 36 stone. Bar:sy
cams slowly to hand, and was in moderato demand at tho
cuneedes of the previou. week; malting may be quoted at
38.. to 41a. per gr.; grinding., 284„ to 31s. per 80 mete.
Beaus wary a somoy supply, and were not mash Is mAltst
at recent priorto —nonely, 48.. 61s. per 38 stows.
was a small show of saw which were in same oases the tune
cheaper, prices rangirg from Ms. to 31s. per 24 stone.

NZWBORY, lona 16.—Our market was wall supplied
with "ilea, of which a small proportion was disposed of at
a &ellen of 11a per qr. A very Olin attendance. Nothing
doing is barley. Oatri, beans, and peas dull.
UXIBRIDOIN Jules 16.—The trade for wheat is very dull,
and pion are 3s. to 4a per qr. lower. In aping COM th, re
is but little change in value, sad that is in favour of buyers.
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WAIT/X.7ORD, JUNG 15.—Tha amounts mailed from
Landon and Liverpool to. day bays bad a most depressing
effect on our trade, and prices of all articles are again lower,
with a veep limit 4 business pasaMg.
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EDINBURGH. Juno 19.—1 n the market to-day there wero
1,116qm. wheat, ding 192 more then lut week-301qm sta-
id& Barley, 263 qrs., hong 91 qrs. more than last week-
-162 qrs. eneold. Oa'., 963 qrs., being 244 lees than hat
week-288 gra unsold. Berme, 109 qrs. being 7 more than
last week-35 qui untold. galas dull, and puma back.
Ae compared with last week—Wheat was le. down on top,
and le. down on average. Barley was 3d. down on top,
and le. BJ. down on average. Oats wove 64. down on top,
and 2d. down on average. Beene were 94. down on top,
and 44. down on average. Prime pee imperial qr.:—
Wheat, 112 a. to 61s. 64. Barley, 23a. 64. to 37e 6d. Oats,
22e. 62. to 29.. Bd. Beata, 44a. to 48e. Weight of top—
Wheat, 6611ter. ; barley, 66th..; oats, 441 be. , and bean.,
87/lbs.

CATTLE.—Norrtuottam. Just& 15.—There was a small
supply of both b•vt mtd mutton, which met with a dull sale.
Best smell test, 81. Gd. ; large, ile.; Inferior, ad pee stove.
Best small mutton, 7d. to 7id. pee lb. ,• largo, 60. to 7d.;
%feriae, 6d. per lb. Lamb, 8/. pee lb. Vaal, Bid. to 7d.
per lb. Pigs, 8.. to Ge. 6d. par stone.

.
&attraction, Joan 16.—Thie supply of sheep sad limbs
this morniag was large, them being 8,336, or 764 more thaw
last week. At she beginning of the market 1.11.1118 wars brisk,
sad last week's prices msiotaint d, but towards ilts cleat
pion were lather in favour of the pure.hasar. Beat sheep,
in the wool, from 7d. to Bd. ; clips sheep, beet, from 60. to
7d. ; inferior, 6d. par lb. Lambs fully camper ; top prices,
26e. to 2te. ; current, for the beat, fern 21a. to 7.35. ; secondary
and inferior, from 16s. t> 18a. a head. The number of
cattle was 761, being 26 more than last markst. fislas
rather dull. Best heifers, ; beet oa beef, 7s. 31. ;
current, 7a.; sad down to 6s. per imperial stone. Fed
pigs, from 6s. to 6.. 61. pee imperial stone ; six to eight
weeks old ditto, from 10e. to 13s. • hied. Numbers
la market—Sheep, 6,335; ft cattle, 761; lean ditto, 760;
mil& cows, 107; pip, 276.

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