The Express.
London, England, 1861-05-22 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTMN.—Livrnroot, ILar 21.—We have had a good
Mimes, doing in cotton, and the market close, very Orono:
The males are 15,000 hales, including 14,000 American, 4
to Aid. ; 1,000 &trot, Md. to 6W. ; of white 8,000 are or
speculation and export. The week's import is 65,108 balm.

COTTON GOODEL—MsscHnerea, MAT 21.—Owing to
unfavourable accounts received on Saturday from India. and
the continued tightness in the money market, all descrip-
tions of goods suited for our Eastern dependencies are lower
in price this week. Today the market for piece-goods go-
nerally is more depressed ; prices are mostly weaker than on
Friday, and tending to • further reduction. In the yarn
market there is no particular change to report. The tone is
tut worse than last Tuesday, though there is but little
business going on. The chief movement is in water-twist
taken by German houses, at rates which are tolerably
steady. Quotations of yarns have become very irregular,
but are rather firmly held, considering the quiet state of the
market, and that there is no longer soy inquiry for India.
Yarns for the borne trade are also neglected, with some de-
cline in price. The stagnation of trade here is not affected
at all by any increase of activity at Liverpool The stop-
page of works during Whitsuntide holid►ys is much more
extensive than *mat, and the business of this week may
now be considered at an end.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Litna, MAT 21.—The market
wee quite of a holiday character this morning. There was
a very limited attee> of both merchants and mane.
lecturers in the halls, and the trammed:low were exceedingly
few.

00EN.—Hom., Mar 21.—At to-day's market • mode-
rate supply of English wheat, which sells slowly at about
last week's curnimey. Foreign supports late refs, but the
business paring quite Mail. Barley slow, the Sae weather
Buie
the demand for malti portgri malaise&
Beers mad per reedy. 0•46 sa former peter bat
dismeadl rogristal. Fen* imbeds list week t—Wlsai,

9,862 qrs. • barley, 9,980 ; oats 3,067 ; beans, 2552;
mu, 2,624; tares, 337; linseed aid rammed, 6,639. (Ai
cakes, 232 tom ; bones, 341.

Lars, 31Av 21.—The genial change in the weather ha,
had ita usual depressing influence upon the minds of our
buyers, who evince little or no disposition to purchw
wheat ; on the other hand, holders do not press isles,
preferring to wait to see if the late deficient harvest will
further affect prices. No other alteration.

Idvantoor, MAY 21.—Wheat has bad only a slow sale
at this morning's market, and on several parcels ex ,ilxty a
COUCelliioll of ld. to 2d. per cents! bee been made In matt
to make clearances. Flour is cliff:cult to move. mid must
be exited 6d. per barrel. and sack cheaper. lodise cum
is offered at a reduction of fully tid. per quarter, without
finding buyers, and some sales of mixed American sr,
reported u low as 325. 6d., ex quay. Oats sod oatmeal
steady in price, from scarcity. Beans, peas, and Lazier
are each 6d. per quarter cheaper. The market has hrea
pretty well attended, but a dun tone has ruled throughout.
LYNN, MAY 21.—The weather continues fete, with
variable winds. At to-day's market the supply of wheat
was moderate; all good eamples commanded fully lan
Tuesday's rates ; low qualities but in little request, sad
without alteration in value. Spring corn as last wets,
Per quarter imperil to the grower :-,-Wheat, white,
61110. to °albs., 64.. to 675. per imperial umbel. ; dip%
red, 5611*. to 6211*., 465. to Ws. Barley, Lest Cheyalit,
malting, 52ilba. to 5311).., 435. to 455. ; ditto, suss l'heTA
liar ditto, 5111.. to 5211 m, 391. to 41s. ; ditto, distilling
6011*. to Mho., 31s. to 35m Oats. 36110. to 4211 a, 24..
to 2714 Beans, old, 6311*. to 651b5., 525. to 661. ; new,
6011*. to 64113.., vs. to 465.
NEWCASTLE, MAT 21. The weather still continues
favourable for the country, but rain would prove of essential
service to the spring corn. At our market thl• mornise
we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and
fine samples being wanted for mixing, sold pretty easily,
whilst at the same time the best descriptions of foreign
were held very firmly, Ws. being refused ; choice nes
yellow are down, whereas the best red prepared Danich
was placed at 61e. to 61a. 6d. per 5041b5. )°lour was
rather easier to purchase, but the decline was not nth.
cieotly marked to justify any alteration in our currency.
Other articles much as before.