The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-24 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—ldnapoor, Ann 23.—We have had a fair
&mead for cotton to-day, and prices remain steady. The
sales are 10,000 bass, including 7,250 American, Mid. to
; 2,500 Surat, 444. to 4d. ; 200 Egyptian, 80. to
100. ; 30 Pernam, 81d.; of which 5,000 are for speculation
and ozport. The day's import is 73,011 bales.

COTTON GOODEL—Yaxessemot, Armr. 13.—The
market remains without any particular alteration since
Friday lest. To-day the aspect is rather quieter, but this
may be merely an ordinary pause after increased activity.
Owing to the high rates cotton producers are very firm in
their quotations, and are making prices which check transac-
tion". It appears that • oonaiderable Widnes/ has been
dove in India and China clothe since last Tuesday, at an
advance of lid. to 3d. per piece for shirting'. There is a
steady and rather more activedemand also for T-cloths, and
• fair sale be. Woo place in these fabrics, at hardening
rates. The better torte of printing-cloth have advanced a
little in pries, but other qualities ore entirely neglected.
The market for yarns to-day bas been very stiff, and there is
not much actual business, owing to the high and still rising
prima asked by spinners. tiuch as it is, the business is fairly
divided between German and Mediterranean houses, as well
as those operating for India and China, though all cond.
sad a demand mmains very cautions.

WOOLLEN CLOTR.—Linins, AMU, 21.—The market
presented no feature of importance this morning : it was
moderately attended, and about an average Tuesday's busi-
ness was transeeted.

lIANITIPACTURES.—FIUDDSINFUILD, APRIL 23. —ln
the demand for goods suitable for the home trade, there is
a decided improvement, and in these descriptions a fair
&amount has changed hands. In low and middle priced
goods for shipping, business is still u flat as formerly, and
as yet there does not appear any signs of a change (or the
better.

WOOLS.—HODDIRBMELD, APRIL 23.—Tile trade is
considered quite healthy, and though not brisk, a moderate
quantity is gradually moving off at the usual prima.

CORN.—Hotz, APRIL Z3.—At to-day's market a mode-
rate supply of English wheat, which I. cleared off at fully
last week's rates. Foreign meets with a more animated de-
mand, but any &dosses appears to check business ; 625, per
6011 s. is refused in quantity for fine Konigsberg red, and
Stettin Uokermark moves off steadily at 60s. to 61s. per
480Ibs. Barley meets with more attention than of late, at
prince in favour of sellers. Beans and peas support late
currency. Oats scarce, and rather dearer. Foreign imports
last week.—Wkwat, 20,344 qrs. ; barley, 3,311 ; oats, 351 ;
beans, ; peas, 2.743 ; tares, 317 ; linseed and rapeseed,
3,350. Oil cakes, 60 tons ; boom, 185.
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LENDS. Aran 23. We are fairly supplied with wheat;
holders ask rather over last week's rates, but any advance
is resisted by oar buyers ; they would, however, he inclined
to do business at the prices, in some cases, recently offered.
Arrivals sham this day week :—Wheat 575, barley.l4l. Lin-
seed 50, rapeseed 529 qrs.
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Dynamo', Aran 23. —At this morning's market
wheat was beW firmly at former prices, and some
dereriptioes, such as choice amber and winter red, were
from scarcity even a shade dearer ; only a smell retail
bnainem however resulted. Flour was difficult to dispose
sif, and both American and new French might have been
bought 6d. cheaper. Indian corn was offered freely, and
some sales of mixed American were made ex ship at a
decline of ls. per quarter ; other descriptions gave way 6d.
Oats and oatmeal suffered no alteration. BOUM and peas
both steady at former prices. Barley unsaleable, except
for grinding. The market claim Irregular ; weather magni-
ficent.

LYNN, Amt. 23.—The weather has been dry and fine the
pest week ; to-day is showery, with a wanner temperature.
At our Corn Exchange this day we bad a good attendance
and a fair supply of wheat ; prices of all deeniptions main-
tained fully Let Tuesday's currency. Barley, both malting
and grinding, ls. per qr. dearer. Beans le. per qr. higher.
Prices to the grower :—Wheat, white, 61Ibs. to 6311 e., 645.
Miffs. per imparia/ qr. ; ditto, red, 58113 e. to 621b5., 475. to
59a. Barley, best Measlier malting, 52i1be. to 531ba., 43e.
to 45e. ; ditto, runs Chevalier ditho, 511 be. to 5211 a., 395. to
4L. ; ditto, distilling, 5064. to 51165., Ms. to IS.. Oats,
Silba to 421ba, 24e. to 275. Beam, old, 63Ibe. to 651ba,
525. to 561. ; new, &61L. to 641ba, 401. to 44e.
NZWOLSTLI, Amur. 24. The weather is still cold
sad ungenial, and some rain has foes. Wind north. At
our market this morning we bad a moderate show of wheat
from the growers, but from abroad several vermeil have
dropped in since Saturday, which bad the effect of check-
ing any elasticity ; at the same time much firmness
was displayed by sellers, yet as millers were
not in immediate want the amount of business
dace was trifling. Yoe south country wheat there was
little inquiry ; new Scotch white, however, weighing natu-
rally 6216. per bushel, was Owed at 63. per 5041b5. With
the exception of a orgo of American red, sold at 625. per
Mho., little elm wae done. Norfolk flour much as before,

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but our millers were compelled to reduce their puce to-day
to 435., in order to meet the sellers south country
varieties. lo other articles on hand little alteration to
note.

CATTLE.—DownOr Sew, Fars, Aram 2S.—This fair
was held to-day, when there was a very large supply.
and a full attendance of buyers and dealers. Gonakieriug
the season, too, many of the animals were in first-rate con-
dition. Trade ruled remarkably slow throughout the da).
and as buyer stipulated for • redaction of prices on late
fairs, which was refused on the part of 'ellen, many
lots had to be driven away unsold. the supply of lean
cattle and hones was meagre, but a tolerably good business
was done in the latter, at high prim.