The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-07 00:00:00

MARKETS

COTTON. Lnairoot, Jaws 6...-'pa BMW was
rather dna to se, lad seam was asale. 6.01111 bin Mee solL
Mastoaamesa, Joss 11.—Tlasi las lam a Ana. salad
lassad, baa.rrry as bra biasses vas Mae to r
tY amarobl be bob slimes ad maat,otranti
wourehimi a alba baeosa. ea& boss were
Ikea witty% bat he OA as wall as Farm be
low la Wady awl prim b mos .tar an *ale p, .d.
Tarn la mud bib kr a • Imo bads sal be Ilifsee, sad
sacs Si. dam* Ilabs , salaam la raw soar via soder
obarasL Iblelbasar oho la dam* sal ara droalabas of
=sisaa lb dabs bun. Mena a wan daorad far tie
miss st goods.

110811111 T AND LAMB TRADES. NOTTIWOM&M.
Jam B.—Tiwir• is a maildamble ilthesethe Is the Mew weep
ebseWag Nada limy si the thole ere sheet of employment bet
this does se sac 4 le Oa ems nee te the Sett wrought Mee
tinowless taw* tai. hese Wilde these law yews nmedally lee-
awed la siember. themes Ow hies bees& le the attest. the
drawee. petheism. sel ddrt Inge is the Is a wry depresed eme-
tics. there bib. • simelly of lira km et the Weer
home see eking wheeltheef Ode esehieeterith to redeem wore.
Menem was, isirle ups Mae. meet Is the glow trade is
by so mesas ended. Meath heft girths weary Di the tes-
Um la the lees *edit /bee thesis loses.se yeah, bate the
videos the ewes' wish Ow ails gime as shetinate as
ever. WS Mil It Is ethieed le tee es thew esissehe begiwn in But-
well. the helm as sethatly et the batten of the datr, or the
=Mega mat bre keg don sessewehed to the whim ef the rim.
It Is made midis used he glows is very label. et the battle
met thee sewed awe ewe see. This wow s myth for the *alums
mg whiter meths. The pee it Wm* Is le a tolerable state of
deweel. hes thay hew sie easeand apes a strike the the
Derhydelre Woes he ea Mousse. The saw breathes of silk
lode,
with the mope= of the bashed deem, are in a moat
meddles. The ethos Wei set Wes Seth Yet present
me mat* dull. It Is odd that the Lewis April Ito sew • complete
falter, sad that lathe quazithes of rods haw beet returnsd unsold,
and in cesseitheses the lemies have either boo stinted or tVe-
charged. TL blink silk Ines nods het not recovered the deprwsion,
and warp =Mae*, including the po kegs, are stinted. The white
elk trade is mesh better thee the black. a the midst of so much
disioursgeseeth it is consolatory tot:observe that the curtain trade is
estendja.ead therecan be little doubt that the figured a. uslin CUT.
tans and that this will become a most inspertant
11111111118KOMasCeledrarp trade is becoming e Tay d.y more import-
est. The ethics Woe trade, which is principally for foreign oinsumps
don, Is word doll, the season of the year not being favourable to
The silk trade is in a much better Mate than cotton.lnaw=litopeoto, the warp trade is eztendosg, and many new and
imperteet nesehetures are introduced, such as p!ain velvet, web for
eleddime,Psequard lam foe shawls, marl, lace parses, woollen cloth,
pied eleekloge, and other daseripticies of artistes, as the powers of
Ws wonderful machine seem inezhaustible.—Neffs knife.

WOOL.—BsastrOls, June 6 —There is nothing rely
material doing Mom our last. The markets that have opened for the
sale of sew id °obi during the se on are well attended, and the prices
are maw higher than can be afforded for ale in thin market. Nulls
and broke. are lima, and the quantity on hand not large.

MANUFACTURES. BRADFORD, Juno 6 Yarns:
The contrasts for Juno ham not boen made on the same terms as those
for May; and an advance of 3d. to 6d. per gross is now demanded.
As the consumption is fully equal to the supply, higher prices are
looked far. Pieces : There Is now a grid demand for goods suitable
for the autumn, and the disposition to buy fur distant delivery is snore
general, but not favourably entertained by the msnufacturers, as the
price or goods is not at all proportionate with the cost of yarns and
labour.

GLASGOW, June 5.—A very eat, naive business bee bran
transacted In our goads and yarns market today at full prima The
prospects are favourable, and tne tendency of prices is still upward.

IRON.—Outeoow, June b.—Several trenstetious took
plata today In our Pig-Iron market, at 456.6 d. and 465. pee ton, cash,
for mixed nambt re, good brands, f.o.b. here, the rile in the tunes,
and shares generdly, cousin buyer' to cane forward inure (reel;.

THE CORN TRADE.-Bootormiam, Joon 6.-
During the greater part of Mad month the weather was cold and urge.
ail, and the backward and rather unfavourable appearance of the
growing crops in some district., with a conoiderable falling off in the
foreign supplies, caused holders of wheat to look for an improvement
In Ito value, unit with the more confidence as there was anxiety on the
port of our millers to Increase their mocks ; an advance of about Se
per quarter on English, and 3s. on foreign, from the lowest point,
ma consequently realised. Though the late favourable change in the
weather, and mire liberal armpits Iron our tanner., hove product d
a reaction in English wheat of about M. per quarter; foreign is held
firmly at nearly the highest quotations of the peat month, and the
quantity offeriig is quite limited, especially of good quality. The
recent warm weather has greatly improved the appearance of the
wheat on the ground ; it may now be moldered as proniiiiing for a
good crop; and with a continuance of the present felting tempera.
tun, it will be by no means late, although It Is
now nearly • fortnight move backward then usual. There is
no dispontoin on the part of our farmer. to press their rematning
Mock. on the market, aptareotly Ruder the belief, which we think to
be well bounded, that even with the met favourable • eathee and the
prospect et • good crop, the price will not be lower; while any ad-
Terre change In either might cause a material advance. There ht a
been no Import of wheat or dour from America beyond a trifling
quantity brought occasionally as What, an emelt; freighted with
lighter goods. The arrivals from the Black Pea mad the Mediterranean
have also been light, while those Irons the Baltic hare fallen far abort
of what many anticipated they wou:d be by the tat of this month.
The price is France, although that is add the lowest market, is too
high to afford much margin for • profit on importations. From the
present time up to hareem our pricer will be almost entirely influenced
by the appearance of the growing crops, and by the weather : and
therefore their range for the neat two or three months is more than
usually beyond the reach of any humith calculation. With respect to
imports during that term, we can sprat with corisiderahlr coned, nee
that they will, under any circumstances, except • very material
advance here, be cidoteratively light; and, from present appearancee,
Prange • ill continue to mid us the largest proportion. Our orb,' of
wheel have been unusually extensive for the month of May, when we
generally have a very dull trade; this we attribute to the buyers Me-
lo, reduced their stocks lower than usual the two previoitii months.
Our present prices are: English white, Se. 4d. to 3s. id. ; red, 4a. PM.
VI S. 3d.: Dentate, Se. 7d. to Sa fid.; Palish, be to Is. 3d. ; all per
62105. at Birmingham. Herd, 4a. Id. to 4s. 4d. per 601 b.. at Gloucester.
The stock at Glow/seer of all deecriptions se estimate at 37,100
quarters, the greater portion being Bounielia and Polish Odessa, not
at present on the market. We have had little musing in bade, since
our last; prices of all kinds are nominally the mane se at the coca-
menement of the past month, except that some few sales of foreign
have been made, cost, I. eight, and insurance to arrive, at an
went of 6d. to 61. per quarter. Our sleeks of this
at Gloucester Sr. light, being only 6,700 quarters. The
growing crop is very peoreleing, but it is supposed that en unusually
small breadth of land I, utakr this grain In Eogiand. There has been
• trifling advance in oats, but cot sufliclent fur us to make any altera-
tion in our quetations The dock at Gloucester (particularly of the
lighter dredge:Ms) is further reduced, being about 11,000 quarters ;
we hear of none on the way born lreland, sod only two or three car.
goes from abroad. We are still tolerably well supplied at Birmingham
from Lineolnabire, but them are much less pressed on the market.
Our present prices are for frith_ light white 16a. to 17a., heavy 17a. to
17s. 6d.; Dutch, les. to Ma.; blear, 16s. to 17s. per 112Ibs. at Glou-
cester. Lineolrehlre whty 17e. to las.; black, 16s. 6d. to 17.. 64.
per 3121 be. at Birmingham. Beans are lees In request than a
fortnight sines, end have receded a trifle In value, but English are
now fully U. per qr. above the lowest point in April; very few Egyp.
Bans have recently changed hands, holders being mu* higher in their
demands than sperfulaton will comply with; end we have very little
consumptive demand. There are about 11.000 quarters In Gloucester,
but for the mat part they are divinely off the market. English are
worth 1 la to 11.. 6d. ; high, us. per 156165, at Birmingham; EglP-
tian sell In retail, at Its. 6.1. per 196105. at Gloucester. Only small
parade of peas have been ss.• rd of during the pest month ; there le,
however, conaiderable speve Isquiry, but buyers will not sub-
mit to the advance of 4.. per quarter, at which the fins in first hands
are held; Mquarter
e. per ls now demanded for such es were Mx
weeks Loos sold at 245. per 323105. The stock now at Gloomier is
only about 1,000 quarters. We have still some sale for spring tarts,
at 4s. rd. per bushel-Yrora Steups's Monthly Circular.