The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-06 00:00:00

MARKETS.

CCYlTON.—Livisaroot, Jove s.—The sale; of cotton
to-day are estimated at 3,000 bales. The inquiry to..Ly has
been very limited, but without any materialchange in prices.

oorroN 0001)6.—Mancitimmt, JIM 5. —The yarn
market is very quiet in all departments. Some of our spin-
ners whose Dont/sob are running out, appear anxious to sell,
and are willing to take rather lower rates than last week.
This applies not only to yarns for export, but even the home
trade is dull, and the prices of all descriptions of yarns have
• downward tendency. In the cloth trade we had last
week • complete suspension of business for I 'Wirt goods.
Buyers would not operate at any price. We have so far an
improvement to-day that there are buyers in the market
willing to purchase at • moderate reduction. The reduction
in these goods is about a penny per d, and at
these prices a moderate, but very erate, busing*
could be done. So far there is a great improvement as com-
pared with last Tuesday. A telegram to hand, dated 16th
May, from Calcutta, brings more unfavourable advises
thence ; and similar account have been received from Born.
bay. These telegrams have of course tended to depress the
market more than it would have been. In goods suited to
other market--such ea long T cloths, and domestics

the demead is irmited,joices are not quite so
much though the inactivity of trade for an ex-
tensive market ladts naturally exercises an =favour.
able influence on beau= for all others.

WOOLLEN.—Lnroa, JUNE s.—There wu only a very
moderate attendance of merchants in the Halls this morn-
ing, and the market was quiet. Ordinary broad cloths bad
a fair sale, but summer fabrics were very little dealt in.

MA.NUFACITTRES. —HUDDERSPICLD, JUNE 5. —The
buyers attending to-day have not been numerous, and the
operations in business transactions have been on a more
limited scale than formerly, which is accounted for by the
season being too far advanced for summer goods and too
early for the commencement of the winter trade.

WOOLS.—HIMDEM3FTELD, Touu s.—There is a good
choice of colonials in the market ; and, though prices are
considered too high for a safe trade, manufacturers are
purchasing rather freely, at prices established by the recent
sales in London.

0011. N.— Hint, Jima s.—At to-day's market a mode.
rate supply of English wheat, which is taken off at Is. to
2s. per qr. over last week's currency, best runs of red ntak.
lag 575. to 58s. per 5041b5. Foreign held for more money
which checks labs. Barley dull and tending downwards.
Beans and pass unaltered. Oats slow and difficult to quits*
6d. and ls. decline. The foreign imports last week are
as under :—Wheat, 783 ors.; barley, 7,644, • oats' 12,548;
beans, 1,981 ; tares, 302 ; linseed and rapeseed, 10,514 ;
oil sites, 415 tons ; bones, 157 tons.

Lava, Juin 5. —The weather, since our report of Friday,
has been most unfavourable for the growing crop. At our
market this morning holders require an advance of fully 3.
per quarter, which millers resist, but the business transacted
is at an improvement of le. tots.. per qr. from last Tuesday'.
rates. Not much imaging in barley. Beans held for NI
prices. Oats slow sale. Other articles unaltered. Arrivals
since this day week : Wheat, 2,679 qrs., oats 574 qrs., beans
356 qrs., pens 331 qrs., rapeseed 441 qrs. Average prices
for the week ending June 2: Wheat 3,529 qrs., 565. Old.
oats 211 qrs., 33. lid. ; barley 42 gra, 355. ttid. ; beans
300 qrs., 455. 4icl.

LYNN, Jets s.—Weather is showery with south west
wind. At our Corn Exchange this day we had an average
show of wheat for this period of the year ; the best
samples commanded an advance of ls. to 2e. per qr. upon
last week's currency. Common qualities were slow at an
advance of ls. per qr. Spring corn, prises without altera-
tion. Wheat, white, old 611, be. to 13311 u., 525. to 675. -
ditto, new &Abs. to 621 be., 51s. to 56e. ; ditto, red, old:
6111 s. to 631 b., 565. to 565. ; ditto, new, 591 be. to 611b5.,
49e. to 545. Barley, Chevalier new, 521bs. to 541 be., 39e.
to 45e. ; ditto, common. 511bs. to 5211 e., 90s. to 36e.
Beans, bold, 65115. to 66i11e., 45e. to 48s. ; ditto, new,
6411 e. to 661 be., 425. to 465. per qr. to the growers.

NEWCASTLE, RI NE s.—The weather since Saturday has
been of a very unsettled character, the temperature at the
same time being low for the season. On Saturday evening
we had another tempest, with heavy rain, but less intense
than the one previously experienced. The wheats on the
cold clays are beginning to assume a sickly hue. At our
market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat
from the growers, and notwithstsintling the improved
reports from Mark-hum, the trade opened quietly at an
advance of is. per qr., and little business passed; but to-
wards the conclusion the feeling improved, and several
large trawisctions in foreign were entered into at prices that
were not previously obtainable. Flour may be written 6d.
per sack dearer, and in good request. Grinding barley in
slow request and inclining cheaper. Malt unchanged. In
beans and peas little stimng. Oats slow and in moderate
demand.