The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-29 00:00:00

MARI% I.IIW.

oorroN.—uniroot, A ran. 26.—Market very @toady,
&los to-day MOOO bolo, luclothog 3,000 for opecolAtiOn
sag export. WO Americas, MK to 29d. ; 200 Vero...,
tts.Fed. to 200. 80 Malsolum, 28d. to W— I,UOO
36 ;fd. to 33d. ; 180 Smyrna, 231 d. ;7V,640 Surat,
lid. to
i725d. ; Harm, 720. ; Boogol, &toe, he., 1144.
to 144 d. ; Chios, 1744. to 190. ; Japan, 19id. ; 300 Peru,
271/140 280.

WOOL AND WOBSTILD.—BRODIOID, Aram ^J.—
There is no sew feature In to-day's wool market. The scar-
city of supply becomes every week more evident. Choice
kite are with great difilealty mat with; certain sorts, espe-
cially blue and 800 drawinga, which are with difficulty oh
-
touted, command high prices. The inquiries are much
more numerous than the treasactions. In the face of
clip time operstioos are effected with caution, soil pur-
chases are made only to supply immediate and pirating
wants. The full nitre of last week are firmly maintained.
The wonted yarn department prim:oats little change.
Spinners still maintain the very high rates which have been
current for some time. This tam& rather to limit business.
There is • good demand for home counts. The foreign trade
is, still limited to • small demand for 60's. There
is a good business doing in two-folds and
corded yarns. Prices are very stiff. There is •
fair business doing for America and the home trade,
but the demand for the Continent continues miserably
sluggish. On all sides we hear complaints by merchants
Garaged in this brooch that it is absolutely impossible for
them to realise manufacturers' quotations, and that the
orders coming in are very small. Fresh prioe.lists have
spin been issued by some of the leading makers, and the
avenge rise from the lowest poiat before the commencement
of the American war is sow per piece about se follows :
Six-quarter merles sod mixtures, 6s. to is. ; sin-quarter
Orleans, 7s. to Se. ; three-quarter Italian cloths 9e. to los.;
three-porter Albert cords, 10s. to 12s. ; three-quarter
cotton weft lastiap and serge de Berri, Vs. to Zis. ; China
camlets, its, to 21a. ; six-quarter damasks, 10s. to yds., kc.

LACE AND BOBlEBY.—Norrrecaan, Amu. 2r.
Law : The improvement notified in oar lest retort coo.
Bones in nearly every branch of the trade. The demand
for silk quilling@ and llmbline has been brisk, and there
has been a fair inquiry, though we believe not a general
one, for option goods. For all silk goods we may say
there is a good trade doing. The inquiry for the Con-
tinent is not very extensive. Hosiery : There is an
increased demand for the home market. There is also
more doing for the South American market and for Hann.
nab. On the whole the hosiery trade is decidedly better.
Yarns an rather higher in price, and the cotton agents
refer to take orders except for small quantitice.—Netring-
ham Ammo&

CORN.—Bluicrsonan, Aram 28. —At this day's market
there wa• a lms supply of English wheat, aid the turn in
I price was in favour of the taller ; but we make no &horrifies
in our quotations. Berle y unaltered. Oats maill beans held
for sours advance. Per arm.
Dunes, Aran. 28.—We had a moderate supply of wheat
at our market to-day and • fair attendance. We are glad
to see an improved !WILK in the trade, and although we
cannot quote any decided advises, last week's prices
were hilly unstained. The top pries of beat red
nursery was 20a., other sorts from les. to 19e. The
malting 60111100 being now pretty well over, only a few
simpler were bought for that purpose. Other description'
a heavy sale at former niter. A short market of beans,
peas, and oats, which made fully late priers. The crops
glarelly an reported es lookiag remarkably well ; the
weather bin everything that can be wished. Beat white
wheat, 20s. to 20s. 6d. ' • beet red ditto, 20s. • Inferior sorts,
16s. to lea. ; ben burley. 28e. to *L '. • asimedary,ditio, 25a.
to Vs. ; inferior ditto, 20a. to eats, 18s. to 235. 6c1.;
beans, lea. to 20a.; pees, Ifls. to 195.; spring vetcbaa,
23e. to 275. ; air flour, 30u. to 31s. id.; other Lour, 21e.
to Sea

Neacimerze, Aram 28.—A slightly firmer tone has
teen appereat in the tirade this week, but without leading to
any material Mariam al haainera. At oar market this mora-
le; there was oaly • mall atteedance. Holders of wheat
Weed rather more mosey, bat only a moderate busmen
revolted, at last weak's prime. Flour was lees proorod for
ode ; the deemed, however, was slow, and we repeat the
quotations of this day m'anight. Oats and oatmeal were is
better request, and prime were rather in favour of sellers.
Haiti& brans ware again ed. per qr. dearer, sad Egyptian
ruled firm 'whin oorn was unchanged. •

NIIWARC, APRIL 27.—There eras a slight improvement
is the doused for when, sod extreme ruse were made.
For all descriptions of spring core, the demand wu healthy
at about late rata.

NIIWBURT, APRIL 28.—We methane only moderately
=llllwith wheat, and a rather better feeling in the
t late prime. Ile mine remarks may be applied to
barley. Beam and peas continue dull, but rather more in-
quiry for oats.
trramcgs, Aram 28.—The trade for wheat continua
dull, with a downward lestlesoy, sidlent is many arm
baring to swept a redisetios from the priees given last
week. The beet prim obtained is 48s. The value of spring
non k unchanged, and bet Utile doing.
EDCIIIIIIIIaI. Aran. 27.—hr compared with km week,
whilst wee same as the top. sad isms os the armee.
Barley was le. 6d. down as the top, sad 6d. down os We
ammo. O&M were ed. ny os the top, sod 7d. up as
the amnia Beam were ed. down os the top. and 7d.
down out the average. Whist, SO& to 41e. ; barley, 23..
Id. te Mk; oak, lb. to 26e.; beans, 295. U. to kis.; taro,
611. to 70a.

cern& —Norman...it, Aram 77.—La average sup-
ply of beef of Ent- obes pulley. Them wen many eaimab
from the North. The demand wsa slew. Best beef medo
Si. 6d. ; mane sod inferior, Ile. per stops. Of mutton there
was a tango supply, sod the quality good. The inquiry was
not brisk, proMoso MOO being rraiataised. Bost man
mottos smile 7d. per lb. ; coarse sod inferior, &i. to 64d.
per lb. Lambe were a fair supply, pious ranging from 2 is.
to 33e. sash. There were pigsty of calves cm offer, for
which the demend was brisk. Bost sorts mado 7 icl.a
lb. ; mares sad iafsrior, 6d. to 64d. Best small "r
pigs, es. to 62. 3d. per Moss. Somas, 35a. to 31ie.
Esnisusos, Amu, 27.—The supply of cattle was this
zoom* larger, there being 674, or 42 more than Lot
week. Demand good, sod the pleas of lest west also
saaintaioed. Extreme top, Ba.; curtest top, 7m. 9d.; current,
7e. 6d.; • sad inferior, from Si. to 7s. 3d. prr state.
The Ripply of was 3,006, bend 486 more than last
week. Demand good, sod lass week's prices fully =Un-
itised. Aged hist-hood within from 84. to SOL; ow
lot of sged Cheviot withers brought 9d. ; hoop to the
wool brought from 9d. to Sid .; aborts do., from 64d. so 7d.
per lb. A good olaerease. Fed pip brought from Is. to
Bs iter dose; six to sight weeks' old do., 13e. to 18s. a