The Express.
London, England, 1861-05-15 00:00:00

MARKETS.

007TON.—Liviaroos, Mar 14.—Market steady, bat
business drooping. Market closes quietly at yesterday's
quotations. Sales : 4,000 bodes ; speculation and export,
1,000 tales ; 800 bank Id. to did. ; 3,200 American. .

COTTON GOODS. —lf aticmurnat, Mar 14. The
cloth market has become perhaps quieter on the whole
than even it was last Tuesday, and the value of all deacrip•
tins is somewhat lower. There is only a very trifling busi-
ness going on for any quarter. Some diversity of opinion
to the encouragement, re or the verse, to be found
rivlisailalad accounts from China. There is more inquiry, no
doubt, for 40.iisch shirting suited to that market, but it
leads to very little business, and the prices are those of last
week. In some quarters the commercial advice. Iran both
India and China are looked upon as most unfavourable,
those from the latter country_ especially, where the
sales reported are both small and unremunerative.
In the yarn market there seems to have been more deposi-
tion to purchase for China at but week's prices. There is
so great activity in any direction, yet the market for yarns
lewdly shows more steadiness. Last week's quotations
are appareatly agreed upon more mutually between thyme
and sellers, and at those rates there is to-day a moderate
sale of yarns for the Mediterranean, and more doing also
for Gerumay. In No. WY', 70's, and 80's (twofold) for
Germany then has been a tolerably brisk demand, and the
market has been pretty well cleared of them, at advancing
prices. The failure of several smell manufacturers is talked
about today, but the report in each case needs confirmation.

WOOLLIN CLOTH.—LEtne, May 14.—We had no
noticeable alteratioe in the markers this morning. There
was only a moderate attendance of buyers in the balls, and
about ea avenge Tuesday. busbies was transacted.

NANITFACTURES.—HUDDELIFIELD, MAT 14.—Busi.
OM on the whole still continues mwaally flat for the sea-
ms, sad buyers, though rather more numerous, are very
cautions is their operations, and buying only in small quan-
tities, chiefly in goods for the home market. The ware-
houses have been a little better dorms the week sod hopes
are entertained of a speedy improvement should the preemie
favourable weather continue.

WOOUL—HVDDZIMMILD, MAT I.4.—Some few colonials
have arrived from present mho, and a few lots have changed
hatisubut the high price combined with the slackness is
maiactstres prevents purchases being carried to soy gnat

OORN.—Butz, War 14.—At to-day's market a mode-
rate supply of Eaglish wheat ; bee sorts are fully Is. dearer,
inferior unaltered. Foreign is quite Is. par qr. deers;
since Tuesday last, with a rod healthy demand especially
for best qualities. Barley for malting continues in good
request at rather over late currency ; grinding meets with
better sale at former prices. Beans and peas steady. Oats
scarce, and best horse corn rather dearer. Foreign imports
last week :—Wheat, 4,996 qn. ; barley, 5,801 ; oats, 520 ;
beans, 1,5811 ; pew, 2,080 ; linseed sad rapeseed, 2,856.
Oil (Ikm, 140 toes ; boom, 1,219.
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Friday, being an advance of Is per quarter from this
day sienight. Barley makes late rates. Beans and cats
quite as dear; no alteration io other articles.
Lietaroot, Mar 14.—The import. of wheat, flour,
and corn during the past week are on • pretty liberal
scale, chiefly from America; of Spanish wheat and dour
there are also a few arrivals. Other articles in light supply.
There has been a larger attendauce than usual at this
morning's market, sad • healthy consumptive demand has
been experienced for both wheat and flour at the extreme
rake of Friday last. Indian corn attracted a fair intro:tryst
an improvement of about 3d. per quarter. Oats and oatmeal
both steady. Beans, peas, and barley, each support late
rates in retail. The market closes with a steady tom, and
sellers of good useful qualities of American wheats are not
disposed to go on except at a alight advance, these destaip-
Cons being now in narrow compass.
LYNN MAT 14.—The latter part of last week we had •
great deal of rain, with cold northerly winds ; today is line
and warm, with • &W. wind. The market to-day was well
supplied with wheat ; best amples Is. per qr. higher, with a
steady demand from local millers ; common sod light quali-
ties dull sale. Barley but little showing, and prices
without alteration. Beane rather dearer. Prices
to the grower :—Wheat, whits, 6111 a. to 631 be., 64a.
to 67a. per imperial qr. ; ditto, red, 581 be. to 621b5., 46.. to
66a. Barley, best Chevalier mailing, 5211ba. to 531 be., 43e.
to 455. ; ditto, runs Chevalier ditto, 611 be. to Salle., 395. to
41s. ; ditto, distilling, 1101 b. to 5111 a., 31... to 35e. Oats,
361bs. to 421ba., 945. to 27e. Beans, old, Mho. to 6Slbs.,
525. to 56e. sew, 601lis. to Whs.. 425. to 46a.

NIWOASTLII, NAT 14.—The weather has at length as.
mimed a mere settled appeerence, the temperature laving
risen considerably, with the wind from the south. At our
market this serum we had a moderate show of wheat
from the growers, sad although the arrivals since Saturday
are by so mar larm the nude titled sluggish. Still, how-
ever there wasuo &vodkas manifested to force Mullion
endir that day's rates ; and es oar millers bought largely
as Eleterdey the meant of business passing was
end errained to niellnilWlS burn. Flour was in steady
request, and fall rates enstaised. Malting barley sold
•=. and wry be written the tern easier ; grinding neg.
In other articles little varieties yen be noted.

SALIIIMIT, NAT 14.—At oar market to-day the sandy
d pain vas geed with a►oat an avows attendance of
himaro and buyern There wan an improvement in the
Ws for wheat, and at an advanmd period of the marked

business was done at about le. per. qr. higher for best choice
samples.. Floor unaltered in value. The inquiry for all
descriptions of barley was less active but without alteration
of figures. Malt trade steady end fitin at late prices. In
other respects the trade generally was stead/ and prices
were the same as last week. New wheat, 52i. to 6.5..
per qr. ; old ditto, 58s. to 68s. Barley, 30s. to 40a.
Oats,32s. Beene, 455. to 69a. Peas, 40a. to 4%.
Rye, 50s. to 35e. per qr. Flour, 445. to 51s. par lack.
141 t, Pa. ed. to 9a. &I. per bushel.

CATTLE—SALTRIMET, MAT 14.—At our market to-day
there warn a very short supply of beasts, but for the lust
part of superior quality ; there warn• seasonable average
attendance. The demand warn equal to the supply, but ex.
tremely high prices being asked, the trade ruled very lan-
guid, although a clearance was nearly effected at about the
terms of last market. There was also very few sheep os
offer, all of which sold sluggishly, fully maintaining last week's
rata. Calves cams to hand liberally, meeting a ready de.
mend, prices varying according to size and cooditioo. Is the
pig market there was a pod supply ; rather a brisk busi.
ems was done at a alight improvement In prices for at.re
pip. Best cox beef realised 12s. 6d. to 13s. per score ; beta
Down mutton, Bd. out of, and 94. in the wool per lb, ;
other breeds ditto, 70. to Bd. • veal, 70. to Bd. ; fresh
park. 7d. to 70. ; salted ditto,
17kid. to Bd., and 10s. 6d. to
11s. per score ; green bacon, .to 90. per lb., and dry
ditto, 10d. ; sweet pickled hams, 10d. to Ild.; quarter old
store pigs, 12s. to 16s. each ; cows with fives, 121. to 161.