The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-19 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LivEneOOf., Jews 11L—There is DO change
in our market, we have a fair amount of huaines" dune at
previous prices. The sales aro 14.000 bales—including b 900
American, at 6d. to Bid. ; 2,000 Surat, at 41d. to bid. ;
and 100 Egyptian, at Ind. to 91d.—of which 3,40 are
for speculation and export. The week's import u 10,212
bales.

COTTON GOODS.—MaNcit ESTER, JUNI 111.—Tbe aspect
of trade here is very much the same as it was all last week.
In yarns there is perhaps less doing than on Friday, but no
quotable reduction in value has taken place. Twofold'
alone continue very firm, those from No. GO to No. a° being
perhaps • little dearer again. In the yarn market the
small business now going on is still chiefly for the Continent.
In the market for piece goods there is a more confirmed
depression since last Tuesday. Gouda suitable for lodia and
China are madly rather weaker in price. Probably a large
business could be done if sellers would make sortie concession
in their terms, but the margin between the cost of the
cotton and the value of the fabric for sale was probably
never so small as it is at present. In T cloths and long
cloths prices are sustained, though there is no great demand.
Printing-cloth remains in the same depressed position as
before. On the whole the tone of the cloth market is flat,
with a general tendency of prices in favour of buyers. There
are at last some indications of an actual resort to working
short time. One or two large spinning and manufacturing
establishments at Darwen are already working four days
• week only ; and the example is now likely to be followed.

WOOLLEN CLOTH. Lune, Jr as 18.—There was
only a moderate attendance of merchants in the cloth•halls
this morning, and the market had a quiet appearance, but
some considerable sales were made, and the improvement
we notioed in Saturday's market was maintained.

MANUFACTUREEL—BUDDERSFIELD, JUNE 18.—There
base been more buyers in the market to-day than for some
weeks back, and • stronger disposition to operate is op-
permt, and yet transactions are not beery, but sufficient
have been done to induce a hope that an improvement in
general business is now beginning.

WOOLS.—HUDDIMSFIELD, JrNU Id.—There is no im-
pmeemeot to report in the wool trade, all descriptions being
difficult to sell, but prices remain about as they were esta-
blished by the recent sales in London.

CORN.—Heo., Juice Is.— Atto-day's market a moderate
supply of English wheat, which sells slowly at IP. to 2a.
per qr. below last Tuesday's currency. Foreign in some
instances is 2e. cheaper, 56a having been taken for fine
Baltic red, 555. for best red Hamburg, 70s. for high mixed
Konigsberg, all per 480Ibs. Barley—stout sells 305., 30
stone, email 28s. to 25e. 6d., 30 stone. Beans—Egyptian.,
40e., 6311 e.; German,42s. to 435., 631bs. Peas, soft. 342. 6d.
to 355., fair condition 35a. 6.1. to 365., 631bs. Gate quite
neglected, and exact quotations difficult to give. The
foreign importa last week are as under :—Wheat, 5,590
qrs. ; barley, 3,933; oats, 1,831 ; beans, 1,537 ; peas
2,961 ; tares, 424 ; linseed and rapeseed, 9,923. Oil
cakes, 252 tons ; bones, 167.
LRCM, Jura 18. The demand for wheat at pre.
sent does not improve, and the more holders press plea
the less disposed are our millers to purchase ; consequently
the business transacted is on the most retail scale, at price.
pointing downward from the rates of Friday. Belief nominal.
Beans very slow sale at declining prices. Oats and other
articles unaltered.

LIVERPOOL, JUNE 18.—Trade is still quiet, and the trawl•
actions very few. Corn is Is. lower, and beans 6d. Wheat
unchanged in value. There was en average attendance of
local and country buyers at this day's market, but the de-
mand is quite on a retail scale, eellen generally making •
concession of Id. to 2d. per metal on wheat. or about 4.1.
on the week. Flour difficult to move, and must be quoted
6d, per barrel cheaper. Corn in fair request at the decline
noticed above. Oats without change, Oatmeal heavy.
Beans le. lower than on Friday. Pease and barley attract
little attention. The market closes irregular. Weather
magnificent.
LYNN, Jugs 18.—The weather the past week has been and
continues brilliant for the growing crops. In marshland
and the fens the wheat plant is thin ; on the highlands it
promotes well. Today's market was thinly attended, and
but little showing in what; all descriptions must be
noted le. to 2a. per qr. cheaper. Beans and oats as last
week. Per quarter imperial to the grower :—Wheat, white,
61114. to 6311., per imperial bushel, 5701. to 63e. ; ditto,
red, 581bs. to 62114., 41.5. to 545. Barley, best Che-
valier malting, 5211 be. to 531 be., 435. to 45e. ; ditto, runs
Chevalier ditto, 51114. to 5211 x., 39a. to 41s. ; ditto, dia.
tilling, 501 be. to 511 be., 31s. to Me. Oats. 361144 to 42115 t.
245. to 27a. Beane, old, 63115. to 65115., 525. to 565.
new, 60114. to 6411*., 42a. to 46e.

WEATHKE REPORT.

T 019149, Jun is, 8 TO 9 LI