The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-20 00:00:00

MARKETS.

OOTTON.—Lmmumot, JUN= 19.—Our market eon-
fiance very firm, with large sales, being 12,000 bales, in-
chain 10,000 American, M. to 80. ; 1,000 Surat, 41d. to
51d.—o[ which 4,000 are for speculation and export. The
witak's import is 48,218 bales.

COTTON GOODS.—NancezeTED, /Linen 19.—The
market to-day exhibits generally a marked improvement on
the tone prevalent at this time last week. As on Friday,
the chief activity is in yarns. Spinners are becoming more
difficult to deal with even than on that day, the quotations
demanded being fully id. and in some cases pl. per lb.
above those of Tuesday last. Business is no doubt limited
by the rise in prices asked, but it is found that there is a
perceptible increase of demand since Friday. There is still
a very fair inquiry on the part of continental houses ; but
the demand for nearly all markets has augmented. Skirt-
ings for the That are also lid. to 3d. per piece dearer thane
week ago. Cloths generally are hardening in price, and
there is greater activity and confidence, though not appa-
rently a large amount of actual business. The apparent ter-
mination of the Blackburn district trade disputes helps to
give a more cheerful feeling.
WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lagns, MARCH 19.—The market
was very fiat this morning. There was au indifferent at-
tendance of buyers in the halls, and the business was ex-
tremely limited.

ILINUFACTITRES.—HUDDIRIMILD. )(Anal 19.—The
market opened with a slightly improved demand in choice
patterns for spring and summer wear ; low priced unions
have been in fair request, but after a few transactions in
these description,. business was quite as flat as usuaL Doe-
skins and Dedfords.timegh offered at prices ► little lower,do
not commend mice to any extent.

WOOLS.—HCIDDItaarICLD, MARCH 19. The wools
arriving from present salon in London are decidedly cheaper
than old stock, but the demand for nuteufsctuned goods
being generally limited sales can only be effected in small
quantities.

CORN.—Hou, Malicia 19.—At to-day's whet • fair
supply of wheat from the farmers, and picked samples made
la. to 2.. per qr. more money than was obtainable last week ;
inferior and out-of coalition paroels were difficult to quit at
full rates; finest descriptions of foreign in fair request at Is.
over last Tae day's prices. Barley for malting but little
inquired after, sad fully Is. to 2s. lower; grinding also the
turn cheaper. Beams, oats, and peas neglected, and prices
tending downwards. The foreign imports last week are
as wider :—Wheat, 16,217 qts. ; Farley, 17,064; oats, 294 ;
beans, 1,274 ,• peas, 205 • tares, 275 ; linseed sad rapeseed,
6,910 ; oil cakes, 106 ton's ; hones, 92.

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LRCM, MARCH 19.—There is DO great activity shown on
the part of the milers to-day, but ou the sides made an ad.
vamp of ls. per qr. is obtsiued from the rates of last Tues.
day. New beansja. dearer. Barley and oats as last advised.

Lrenstroot., Milton 19.—This morning's market has had
a large attendance of both town and country millers
and dealers, and a fair consumptive business has been done
in both wheat and flour at an average improvement of Id.
per cental on the former, and 6d. per barrel and sack on the
latter. Indian corn is checked by holders asking an ad.
velum of W. per qr. Oat. and oatmeal steady, without soy
change in value. Beans, from scarcity, bring Is. per qr.
more money. Peas and barley bnug former rates in retail.
The market closes very steady.
LYNN, MARCH 19.—Weather is cold with occasional
showers of rain. At our Corn Exchange this day we had
a small suppl of wheat, the bast samples readily sold at
an advance oils. to 3. per qr. Other descriptioes dull
sale. Barley, malting, fully commanded last week's rates ;
quantity offering now is only small ; grinding as last week.
Beans and peas each Is. per qr. higher. Wheat,
' white, 611 b. to 6216., 64e. to 675. ; ditto, red, 6141 b.
to 621 b., 475. to 59a. Barley, best Chevalier making,
6211 b. to 531 b., 445. to 465. ; ditto, runs Chevalier,
ditto, 511 b. to 521 b., 40e. to 43. ; ditto, distilling, 501 b.
to 511 b., 32a. to 36e. Oats, 3811). to 421 b., dl.. to 28e.
I Beane, old, 631 b. to 661 b., 63. to Ns. per quarter
im-
penal to the grower.

NiWCASTLI, MAWR 19.—The weather miens Saturday
has been tempestuous. During the night we had • heavy
fall of rain, and to day the temperature has somewhat im-
proved, although still chilly for the season At our market
this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the
powers, and having scarcely anything fresh in since Satur-
day, the trade opened with much finance., resulting in •
good business being done at rather over prenotui rates.
For new Scotch yellow, 625. per 5041b5. was freely paid
in south country little done, owing to a want of suitable
quality. Foreign sold at an advance of 6d. per qr., but
where more was required business was checked. For new
choice Fehmern' red, 63.. was procured, 62.. 6d. for
medium. Hamburg, sftilla. natural, 66e. forSaal, and 64e.
for Mama yellow, with a slight chamber smell, all per
5041 be. Flour has sold with more freedom, morn especially
Hamburg and French, of which • tolerable clearance has
been effected. Malting barley in glow request, and tending
cheaper. Grinding unchanged. In other article. we have
little variation to note.

SALISBURY, MARCH 19.—Our market to-day WSJ but
thinly attended, and the supply generally was short. 'Trade
was rather slack, and beet wheat realised b. per qr. spore
mosey. flour Is. per seek dearer. Primed soospilso of

D. IE. AL 1 D. F. O. I. 8.
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Nam MT!, 38 36 W. 3
Amato= 38.79 40 37 N.N.W. 1
Lure . ... 12.86 43 43 Z. 2
Ilitawta 18.76 40 38 8. 1
ARDROSSAN 28.89 41 88 N.N.L 1
POB7lOBB 28.87 43 4! W.N.W. 5
Brume 29.78, 39 88 N. N.E. 4
GALWAY 39.111 43 42 N. W, 1
BcAuomootia. 28.801 40 39 N.W. 3
Lonotroos.
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Vrauvriourow2l.• rirs, ;I 44: W.N.W..iV 4
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Lwow 111.911 44 41 W.N.W.
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POSTLAND lll4 46 43 W.N.W. 4
Ptrworts.. ? 29.34 43 40 W.N.W.
PBBBAiic 3
Jintsve 19.33. 47 45 W. 1 8
COFSSIIMMIL 29.39 40 —8.8. E. I 3
118.1.661
WRIST
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EXPLANATION.
B.—Baroinetcr corrected and reduced to 33 dn. Si WNW 88

Wel : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing aboifenaotee..._
of an inelseliminutlon ; and each 10 dog, shove 112 Ms., orb%
warty thfee hundredths Increale. 11.—Exposed therinsneter
In shads. M.— Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dr.
point). D.—Direction of wind (true—two points left of sop
Ingle). Y.—Force (1 to 12—estimated). C.—goad (t to 9). I.—
Initials: b, blue sky. e, clouds (detached): fog: b, hail; I.
lightning; m. mist' (ban) ; o. overcast (dell); r, rain ; :
t. thunder. 8. Yea.-01sturbance (1 toe).