The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-17 00:00:00

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MARKETS.

COTTON.—Lrizaroot., Aram 16.—We b•ve to report a
Ann and healthy market to-day, and the business done is at
full prices. The sales are 10.1.100 bake, of whisk 4000 are
for export and speculation.

COTTON GOODS.—Mancntsren, APRIL 16.—Therein
• considerable inaease of firmness in the market generally
since this time last week. The continued high prices of
cotton cause an upward tendency in the quotations of all
descriptions of goods suitable for India. There is • rather
better inquiry for sbirtinp suited to the Fast, and in some
few instances the advanced rates are obtainable, but the
amount of business has beau visibly limited by the firmness
on the part of manufacturers. In T cloths and longeloths
there is still to be remarked the slightly improved demand
which has been noticed in one or two recent reports of the
market. Printing cloth remains very much depressed. Thu
market for yarns has been very firm to-day, and there has
been nevertheless • good deal of business done at the her-
de ping prime. The chief purchases have been for China
and India. There have been a few sales of yarn for Ger.
many. The home trade houses are also buying yarns to a
fair amount, but the extreme rates demanded stand very
much in the way of transactions. On the whole the mar-
ket closes with • strengthening aspect. The failure is
reported of Mr. Henry Walmsley, cotton spinner, aml •
considerable importer of cotton, of Failsworth, with liabili-
ties said to be large.

WOOLLEN.—Lucie, Arent 16.—There was only a mo.
dente attend:wee of buyers in the cloth•halla this morning,
and the market was exceedingly fiat. The tmnsections were
few and confined nearly altogether to tueltuas and summer
fabrics.

NAN I.7FACTUREfi—iiUDDIRSILIILD, APRIL 16.—More
buyers have atteciled to-day, including a few from some of
the London houses, who have operated to some little extent
in the lighter descriptions of fancy goods. The general
business is yet dull, though it may be mud that a better feel-
ing prevails.

WOOLS. 111.7DDIRBFLULD, APRIL 16.—The reduced
rate of dimwits and the Improvement in the weather has
given more stability to the wool trade, and deilere bold
Mn to lato prima, at which more business has been doing
during the week.

CORN.—Hoag Aran. 16.—At to-day's market a mode-
rate supple of English wheat; the best descriptions sell
readily et fully last week's currency, and in some instances
• trithug advance obtainable. Foreign meets with more
attention, and several buyers appeared from agricultural
districts, but business confined to retail lute at full prices.
Barley of all descriptions meets with more demand at
prices in favour of 'ellen. Beans and peas rather dearer.
Oats more inquired for, and in some instances a shade
higher. The foreign import" last week are as under :
Wheat, 13,539 gee. ; barley, 5.989 ; oats, 41 ; beans, 2,745
peas, 795 ; tares, 5.14 ; linseed and rapeseed, 7,704 ; oil
cakes, 55 tone ; bones, 134.
Lune, Aram 113.—Our millers for the moment are at-
tracted to the Hull market, where wheat is rather pressed.
in comequence of whirl' the demand here it so exceedingly
limited, it is difficult tory bow prices rule ; a sale or two
of fine foreign has been effected at rather more money.
Barley sells on former terms. limos quite as dear. Oats
and other articles uualtered.

LIVERPOOL, APRIL 16. —This morning's market has
had a fair attendance of buyers, and holders of wheat
showing more firmoesia a moderate consumptive busbiess has
resulted at the quotations of Friday last. Flour is little
bemired for and nominally unaltered in value. Indian
corn attracts little attention, sod most be noted the turn in
buyer's favour. Oats and oatmeal support late rates in
retail. Bases and peas are both fully as dear. Barley
slow sale. The market closes steady for wheat, but dull for
mod other articles.

LINN, Arlin 16. —The weather ham been dull and cloudy,
with a cold oast wind. To-day is bright and fine. At to-
day's market we had a fair show of wheat ; beet samples
sold at late rates; inferior qualities Is. per qr. cheaper.
Of barley the show of samples is gradually contracting, and
but little of malting quality is left in the farmers' bands ;
price. without alteration for both malting and griodiag
deecriptions. Beans and oats lid. to Is. per qr. higher.
Wheat, white, 611 b. to 631 b., 645. to 675. • ditto, rod,
5616. to 621 h., 475. to 595. Barley, beet Chevalier
malting, 52414 to 531 b., 13e. to 45e. ; ditto, rinse
Chevalier, ditto, 511 b. to 5216., 395. to 41a. ; ditto, dis-
tilling, 5014 to 611 b., 31s. to 35e. Oats, 361 b. to 421 b.,
24.. to 27a. Beans, old, 631 b. to 6.51 b., 52.. to isfik •
new, 601 b. to 611 b., 40a. to 445. per quarter imperial to the
growers.

14/MCARTLI, Arta 14.—The weather since Saturday
has been cold and gloom until this morning, when • favour-
able change occurred, the Inn having shone resplendently
the entire day. At our market this morning we had a
moderate show of wheat from the growers, and having lees
Nossure, owing to causes alluded to in our Saturday's report,
factors remained exceedingly firm, resulting, however, is
only a moderate bindings. Flour sold very slowly, and
doubtful morbe had to be parted with on lower terms.
Malting barley moved off slowly, but is its value we quote
little variation. Grim/Mg most difficult to quit, and in-
clining cheaper. For stained Norfolk, 32a. per qr. eould
not he exceeded per 44$Ibs. Mall, unless fine, compare-
Uvely Regloled. Boiling peas scarcely inquired for. Beaus
much as before, and oats in improved request.
Hatrantrav, APRIL lfi.—At our market this morning
the nmply corn did not reach the average, and the at-
teodaace was also rather thin. Business is wheat was slow,
being strictly oosbued to immediate wants, and the merit
tow of Ike market was U. to 26. pas gr. lower. Row alp