The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-16 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTlON.—laviavada, Aran 11.-7ke "market timid tardy rad
straday, and prim Sr. embalmed. The maks roach COO bales, com-
prising 6.400 Asierkan Mae oa speculation); 110 Bahia. at W. to
61d. ; too Egyptian at 31,1. et 711. ; 440 hatais, at OL to 4d. ; sad NO
Se.' Lauda at Is. to le.id. per

COTTON 000D4.—Mancursarsa, Arm 14.—Then is • good do.
nand f r pat.. both mule and water, • emelderable proportion el
the b•tdaer Ming Ike export. Illanufesturrre, however, are good
customers, and pow, are quite Arm at the advance amend as Tum-
my. The .pinaAs et some of the Uttar qualities an well under
ountraet in sloth them is elm • Mir steady badger for export, and
manufseturera haviag bran relieved to a great extent of Meeks, are In
a better position es_ rewards prim. Attempts to tore up rates to a
more remunerative tract in some eases are the chief bars to business.
la 'births stoke sled lawmen suited to India, and in clothe of Chins
qualities, thus is stall • good inquiry.
WOOLLSN CLOTH.—Lases, Aram 14.—There hes hose • musk
better tone in the woollen market this into ming. The aneadenes of
buyers in Me Moth-hells was rather mummer, and mom
wm Mown to ,:pwate, es aciaby to cloths of the better
Wool blacks ■ad blues were in good demand, sad • brit bedew
tr.. done is them. Prices rennin without change. There k been
a lair, steady trade done I. the warekt.emen this week. lbws leave
been many of the praisers' buyersorho are in the habit of .ittmdlar
this merest at this seem of the yea, in the town and thresh
they have genet arly operated with mach ',mita, still they hare
oared gre 4 activity la many or the warehouses connected with the
home market. Tie skipping trade eontinses quiet.

HAlDWASL—Bnunsonme, Aran. 14.—There has not been any
improvemt nt in the state of trade here Mime our pant report. In the
edge.tool trade Me orders are rather large Men otherwise, but this
and one or two other branches lora the exception to the general
dulness. The military ran trade 'shriek, and the contract. at prevent
on hand a 5301 pleted will keep It so for some time to some. At preee4t
the oontractors are supdylag alien 1,300 stand of small arms
per week.

001124.—C.asesarnos, A ran.l4.--We bad not a lame wpply of owe
to-oar, but for wheat and barley the prices were in favour of the
buyer. Wheat, 611 a. to Us. Barley, VOL to Vs. Oats, 34.. toll's.
Bum, 40s. to 425. Peas, 40,.
Carrassoar, Aran. 14.—We bad a very doll trade today; the
prices sante u but week. Wheat, brown, new, 63a. ;07a.; white,
new, Its. to 765. Batley, mew, ale. to Bk. Oats, new, 81., to
Its. 6d. Beam, new, 36a. Psis, bog, Ms
Creams, Aran .4.—The supply of train at our market this
smarm was not very lit ge. Wheat sold readily at sought inapeeve.l
went on last week's rates. Barley and oats were slow of sale. Wheat,
white, new and od, Vs. to Ns.; red, new and old, 26a. to
Sas.; Barley, sew sad old, l.s. 6d. te 14a 6d. Oats. waist°, lls. 6d. to
14e. 6d.; 0011110011, 10s. 6d. to 12a. Bye, 16s. Flour, per stone,
ha 6d. to fa. I.d. Oatmeal. fa. Id. to 2s. 4d. Ryeaseal, ls. id.
Barleymetal, Is. Id. Carlisle Auras&

Cinema's', gram I4.—There wa. a good supply of wheat here tn.
day. Prime gam way Is. per quarter below the rates of this day
se'onight, with a slow sale. Barley, beano, and per ■ moderate
show, and quotatloos remain unaltered.

Gunceserws, Aram 14. —Our market today was moderately sup-
plied, aad millers were reluctant buyers, unlwa at a decline, which
could sot be established. Stale to eign wheat in better demand. Ike
feeling for grieclng barley end bear strengthens. An I...proved sale
for cam was ezperiameed at n slight reduntba. Imports of the week
ending Aril 14; -Oats, 1.43 d gm.

GUIL.I3OID, Aran. 14. There we a fair &apply et wheat, but
millers were my usdliterent buyers, sod It was neemary to comply
with • reduction of le. per qr. In order to etreut pales. Barley in im-
plored demand. Wheat, 665. to 625. Gaty Ms. to Ste. Barley,
81a to 35e. Beans, 42a. to 46a.
iturrreau, Aran. 11.—The supply of wbeet at market to-day fair.
and for the best siunplmt last week's prices were supported; wares
=es set a dull We. Barley made fully as much mooey, supply
Oats, peso, and bea s, quite as goo t trade. Wheat, 40e. to
475. pet load. Barley. Ws. SOs. per quarter. Oats, 14.. to 32a
per v. Perk Us. to 265, per load. Beata, 26.. to 29e. Tares, 325.
to 4

Nawcasmorrosarrirs. Aran. 14.—ns weather this weak has
beim very bobieroas. with the wind prevailing from the north-west.
Radicles is Imetalog to ae.ume • some vesehmt appearance, but the
seams is adminted sea beads *be was tun fly ON sward. The trade,
during the pretend Week. Us heed 'barnstormed by greet inactivity,
and the masemet balm= he whist hr been limited, with-
out any qwelsalis &Mom flee veal f IBM premed it has been Le.
messy to issimit to • redestkra el /e. per each to snake progress, the
most aerwsal webs at batisidas mmunandbig only 50.., and less
Moored daessigthems irk MI Oa per seek respecuvely. Malting barley
hos sold slowly, letterer atiadlar implia have rest a fair sale at ex.
tram* priors. Melt little .td hr, beay peas, and oats
with a fair inquiry, have said at fall terse. At ear market
this morning we had • Imp show of wheat from the
growers, and the arrivals acessedes being moderate aid chiefly
nem tiostland, fresh-thrashed esnigAm were taken off quickly at the
esteems rates of this day se'anight. las best farmeo.'s red making
70s. to 715., and white, 725. to 745. la eolith country guilds- or
foreign low transactions 000urred, owing to holders repay lag men
newsy than the millers were dimmed tolerant. A little Ment=breedi
just arrived per mama, wee , placed at this. 6d. to ULM..
delbs., according t quality, but the main bulk was hold over until
Today. Floor solo slowly, and oar extreme qmstritines were not
IriVell with freedom. Rye met less Memnon. and prices were scurce'y
eupponed. In malting barley little was does, cut maltsters being
mostly supplied kr the season: grinding without change. Mat
eseeedingly difficult to quit, and where rice are forced, lower priLes
mint be submitted to. Bows and oats much as before. With oats
we were madly supplied by our drowses, and, having few buyers for
seed, the trade ruled slow at about the currency of bet week. The
arrivals this week are :—M hest. coasteiles, 1508 gra. rye. mist-
ime, 41; barley, soastwi-e, 240; malt, leo; oats, ocasteme, 1010 ;
flour, 945 melee.

NOILWICH Aram 14.—Our market this day was matt], supplied
with wheat 0f bath farmers and merchants ; the demand was small
and no disposition to glee way an the put of the holders; the small
amount of business doom was at priors similar to last week. Flour
met • dull sale, and very few traneactiona incurred, f.o.b. at Yar-
mouth. Barley trade small but Arm, sad late prices were w.thnut
difficulty supported. Beans and peas exceedingly small supply ; late
rates were maintained. Oats lair supply, and but small demand ;so
variation in price. We do not alter our quotations of any art He.
Ferimeowavon, Aram 11.—A fair supply of all grain here to-day.
Wheat was a slow sale. and the tarn lower. Barley and beans mace
fully last week's prime. Osla could be bought at eal. to ls. per qr.
low money.

Rusts°, Aran. 14.—The quantity of wheat on offer, though mo-
derate, is suilletriat for the demand ; the rates of list week are
eavintained. The malting acuoa being over, there is Ilttla lint
quality for sale. &oxide'', a batter trade; no change in price can
be noted. Seed oats a trillirg advance ; others heap. Beans and
pea es of late.

WIPICCII, APRIL 14. —We us moderately supplied here to.city with
any kind of grain. Wheat I. rather seater bought than last week, but
at ed. to Is per qr. lees money the demand is good, and a large bwi•
raw is done. raping earn quite a. near. lee weather continues
remarkably dry, and • change is now much needed, ugetatiun being
very backward, and increasing complaints of Injury to the light-hind
wheats. Prices to the growers —V4 hest. old, bee. to M. per qr.;
sew, 60s. to 725. Oats., Is. Id. to la. 2d. per atone. beans, 41s. to 4,:5.
Woacursa„ Arru 14.—There was a large supply of wheat at mar-
ket to-day, and holders were beneraily arm, bat no progress could be
nude in sales eacept at • decline of Is. per qr. Barley, unaltered.
at,, Tuts sa dear. Beans, less pressed tor sale.
You, Aram 14.—The supply of wriest at this day's market was
not Lag,. and fanners being unwilling to submit to any decline, only
a small bedews. wae done at about Is. per qr. less money. Batley,
lolly ea dem. In beans and oat, no alteratlos. The following are
the present prime this day Wnest, white, 725. to 72e. per
qr ; red, bbs. to 70e. Barley, malting, dre. to 12e ; grinding, 295. to
Ms. Malt, 70s. to 725. pate, Is. ad. is ls. lid. per stone of Fibs.
Plum, Mts. to 52a. per seek of 21101ba.
Nitiacatsv, Aram 14. —We continue to have favourede weather
for the agricultural seed operations. A tool deal of rain te 1 yester-
day, wlmb must have been beneficial to Ma young wheats and
grasses. Today it is line. At our country markets this week the
demand for local eoneumpttnn is more than sufficient to take off the
diminished quantity of grain now offering, and full prices are paid
for all kind, of wheat, barley, and oat.. Isere to.day we had nuds
rate supplied of barley and matt Bgell slow ; t W farmer at about

lite Mt. iof last waft. Use latter la per qr. lower. %Vomit In very
small supply, and fully dearer. Wheat, tie to 13e. per qr. Barley,
He to 375. Oats, Ms. to 335.
awry In MOM,' Aram 13. Oor earn market to.day mu steady for
dea;mpttost M gram, without soy alteratiott the mummies of

Wariarour, Ann. 14.—We have had but small supplies of corn
from the country Mir wetk, and comtwise only a very moderste Ist.
port of wheat aril maize, white Iran abroad there has nut been a
single arrival. With but Ittcle vartstien in prices, there hag been
more limner In the trade, and purchawrs have hl4 to pay full rates
fur all articles. Wheat: A fair quantity of (melee hen been dis-
posed of, both afloat and from granary, at the top garden n- of Not
week. Oats The supping of this article ware short both by oars and
boat; the demand has dies equal y mo crate, and Moony change in
Wen to note Is an advance ot Id. to Id. ter barrel en low qualities.
Pot bark. tt.ete has been an entendre inquiry, end nearly all fresh
magas have been cleared off at lull pekes. Indian own has sold
slowly, without the least change in value. Flour dull. and Is. to
Is. 80. per sack lower on top quangos. Imports this week :—Wheat,
110 qrs. ; India' corn, bell. taports this week: Baxley, b., bets.;
oats, 4,58 U; lair, 2,40 f sacks; ostmeal. 300 owts.; Maud, 211
bags.