The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-06 00:00:00

MARKETS

quarter mere seamy. At Bile da's market, there was
again • Imp .apply of wheat, which sold readily at sa ad.
reel of fully la. par quits?. Barley, eats, soilless', all
I • turn dearer, but we make as alteratica in our quotatime
of either.
CRILICIPORD, A.ratr. 6.-We had a moderate supply*
wheat at market to-day. ea Messes et Is.but per quarter wee I
made at the beaming of the market, buyers having
saddled their demeade, there wee a maiden, sad the
market closed heavily at last week's rates. Wheat, red,
at. ia 684. ; watrai 70s. ; while, 745. to 78s. ; extra,
Dames, Anti 6 -We bad a fair supply of wheat,
welsh met a geed sale at generally uadvisee of lc a qr.; a
good clearance, beteg made. Barley set a ready sale, and
was shoat Is. a qr. dearer. There was more demand for all
°era for footles, sad oats, beams, and peas.which were in
rather Bmlt.d suppy, were the torn dearer. Whist, best
red, 72e. to 76e.; siddlfag, 62.. to 72e. ; inferior, 64.. to
62w. ; hole,. 30s. to Wis. • oats, 28s. te 36e.; beau, 4
2.. to
Ms. ; , 117 s. MD 47e.; 'dour, Sae, 62e. to Um per ash ;
to Rh.
Liwoon, Aran 6.-We had a small supply of wheat,
with a dell trade, at last week's prioss. Not much passim'
Is barley, sad late rates barely supported. Nesbitt Mai
in oats or beam. Wheat, red, 661. to 70s. ; white, 745. to 7es.
Barley, 295. to 325.
lin cayman, APRIL 6.-There wasp' moderate attea-
dance at our market this aseraiag, sued a fair dammed was
experienced fot wheat at as advisee of 24. pie 70 lbs.
Flom was set se free a sale as duriag the week, butheiders
were Arm at the rates then obtained, being an anirtilaine
of Is. per seek ea the currency of this day Meath,. No
change out be soled in other articles.
Nawasit, Aram 4.-At our market today the trade
has been of • musk mere active character, sad a coulter-
able basis...done in both wheat sad barley. Sapplies
were very abundant, sad an equal disposition to purchase
in both kinds of grain. Wheat nalatained its value sad
at the elms of the market ruled Is. per qr. dearer this last
week. Barley wee oleo Ina at former rum. Not WWI
&Mg la eats sad beam. Averages:-Wheat, white, Bela
74.. to MI.; red, 701. to 74a. Barley, grindieg, 30e. to
Oats, 28a. to 34.. Bemis, 42a. to 44.. per qr.
NnerllolT, APRIL 6.-We continue well supplied with
wheat, far which the pries. of last week were fully mein-
eased. The supply of harleleserkezeessive, and late prime
were well supported. Oats, sad peas dull.
U13111)03, APRIL 6.-Oar market is scantily supplied;
W trade for wheat is better ; and good paroeh sell readily
at rather higher ;rims. Spring corn is dull of sale.
WARISIZLD, Arm IL-There was not a large steak of
wheat, and there being a pretty fair iaquiry, prises were
maiatained very Italy at last week's rates. In some is-
alemeas, perhaps, • slight advent* was effected. Other
artistes are without alteration.
Wwrzitroan, APRIL 4.-With a coatinuant• of very
small supplies of graia, we have no change to nodes in the
value of say arllals. The usual of besieges peensg
is
exceedingly limited at the rates current on Saturday last.
EDLIIIIVROR, APRIL 4.-We had in the market to-day
944 qrs. wheat, 1,172 qrs. barley, 1,638 qrs. oats, and 357
eye. beans. There were sold : Wheat, 739 ; barley, 931;
oats, 1,862 ; sad beans, 276 qrs. Aseompared with last week,
wheat was down 6s. at the top, and 2s. lel. up on average.
Barley was 23. up ea the top, sad 1.. 14. up on the average.
Oats were sum en the top, and ltd. up on the average.
Beaus were down 6d. on top, sad WA up cm the average.
Sales were rather heavy to-day, but there was a rise in all
kinds of grain -Wheat. 61s. to 82a. per qr. Barley, 31e.
to 42e. Oats, 23e. 4d. to 36e. Beans, 41s. to 49s 6.1. Weight
of top what, Webs. ; barley, 681 lbs.; oats, 431 lbs. ; sad
I beaus, at lbs. per hushed.
GLASGOW, APRIL 4.-Notwithstanding the ematian-
alms of light supplies the trade has ruled in the same
I quiet state during the bleeps week. This day's market
was tolerably well attended, but the mine apathy clime-
terises the trade. Foreign wheat firm at former MIMI*
IBritish rather dearer. Barley has crept up 3d. to 6d. per
bill. Oats mattered, and oatmeal the tan in seller%
favour.

CATTLE.—NPraix Aram 4.—At market, today,
ma ha a lup show at ;took, and the badness dose was
vary eontiditrabla, bat prima hays bona rather Att. Thera
wan 1,682 sheep; 141 busts ; sad 60 pip paned is the
market. - - -

Enutsczeir, Aram 4.—The number of tattle in the
market this sensing was 941, or 10 more than bat week.
Oa amount of the large supply, sales were dull, and price.
down from Sd. toad. per Dutch stone. Battling top price,
9s. ad. ; &svelte, aninish, 9s. ; current price, Bs. ad. ;
middling end Winter from 7.. ad. to Bs. per Dutch stone.
At the close of the market • clearance was not effected.
The number of sheep was 3,910, being 279 more than lest
week. Silas dill, and priers down from le. to 2.. a head.
Top pries of the beet bleckfaced werlden, 70. per lb. ;
cement, 7d. to 71d.. Whitefaced, top, ; current, 7d. to
71d., and down to std. per lb. At the aloes of the market a
eensiderable number was unsold.

THE CORN TRADE.-BiasthosAg, Arath 5.-
With the exception of a few days, frost has motioned daring
the whole of the past month, and notwithstanding the sun
io becoming powerful in the day, the nights are still so
sold that vegetation has made MIMI, any proems, and
the present is one of the latest springs we ever remember.
It has bees ascertained that on some' light soils, in places
where the ground was not covered by snow, the young
wheat plant has been so greatly injured that the land will,
have to be either re-sown or ploughed up, and a spring crop
eaketituted ; but we believe that these cues are not name-
roue, and there is nothing yet to show that the growiag
ergo is generally at all unpromising. The supply of wheat
hoot our farmers continues ,liberal, and quite equal to the
waste of millers, who generally prefer holding as little
stock as possible. There has not been much fluctuation in
price, though our present quotations are rather lower this
at :the commencement of ;last month. We have had an
almost entire cessation of foreign imports, and the drain
lama the English crop has been sonsegseetly so
great that we think, even in the event of a speedy
unelusien of peace with Russia, our present prices will
probably be nearly maintained until after next harvest,
since large supplies from the Danube sad the Black Sea
could not arrive until after that time. The last quotations
from New York are considerably above these circuit in this
country for Ilse wheat; therefore there can be no prospect
of our receiving much grain from the United States during
the spring and rummer, except it be at high rates. In the
Bilge the pries has rather given way, and after the Romig'.
ties epees we may have some quantity from thence, nutcase
denied should spring up from Franco; and there appears
as increasing probability that the remaining stock in that
Gantry will barely 'apply their wants until the new crop
tomes to market. The farmer, who hold the principal stock
if wheat is this country, will be mainly influenced in bring-
ing it to market freely or otherwise by the prospects of
pease, and the appearance of the growing crop; should
either of these be unfavourable, we anticipate a considers
ble advisee. It will be seen by the statement of imports
anti Gloucester that the quantity of wheat received
during the SW three "'oaths of this year was not more than
6,000 quarters, or 8 per ant. epos what it was during the
coneepeeding period in 1864; and we are not aware of a
single cargo amain forward to that port. Considerable
quantities of wheat mad flour manage to be seat
'from the Midland Counties to Liverpool; and this will
probably be the use so long as prices remain high in the
United States. The stock of wheat at Gloucester is re-
duced to 12,346 quarters. Our present prices are-English
red, Be. 4d. to Bs. Bi. ; white, to 9s. 3d. per 62Ibs. at Bir-
mingham'. So little is doing in foreign that our quotations
may be considered nominal. There has not been much
variation in the value of barley, though the price has given
way a little, sad the sale for all qualities continues limited;
but in consequence of the backwardness of the spring, a
great duel has been consumed by the grower. themselves,
and the downward tendency arrested. We Dave latterly
found a little more demand for heavy grinding qualities,
but light foreign continue, vary unsaleable. The stocks of
all kinds at Gloucester amount only to 9.862 quarters:
heavy grinding, both English and Irish, sells at 281. to 30s. ;
Danish, 31s. to 32a.; Mediterranean held at 275. to 285.-
ell per 40011 m. at Gletutester. We have bad a large import
of oats from Ireland, which caused the pries to give way
le. to 2s. per quarter. The supplies of English have
also been good, although somewhat Imo abundant than
the previous month ; there is, however, an improved
demand at the decline, particularly for Irish. Oar present
rates are for sew Dutch, 31e. ; Scotch, 30s. ; Irish white,
28e. to 284 ; grey, Ws. to 260.; black, 245. to 265., all per
31211 w. at Glutamate:. The stock at Gloucester is 25,481
quarters. Beans, after declining farther 2.. to 3s. per qr.,
are, owing to the demand for planting and the cold wea-
ther, lem pressed for sale, and from present appearances not
likely to go lower; but the consumption is almost entirely
confined to English, at 165.8 d. to 16s. 6d. for new, and 17e.
to lils per 198Ibs. for old. Pesach are held at 16e. od. to
175.; DOM, 10e. 6d. to 17e. ; Egyptian, lfla to 16e. gd, ;
all per 190 lbs. at Birmingham. The stock at Gloucester is
10,460 quarters. There grossly a few trifling remmaate
of aseoadary quality of Indian corn at Gloucester, which
400 totalling at 16x. 61. to 17a. dd. per 198Ibe. Peas of all
I Mods quite assaleable ; white are held for 17s. to 18s. ; grey,
118 s. to 17s. per 19811 es. at Bineleghani. The stock et Glos.
1 demise is 1,267 quavers. Potatoes have been brought to
market more freely sines the hut, and are declining la
mdse.-(reme Name. Steirge'a Corm Circular.)

TILE TEA TRADE.
(heat Jams Goddard sad Co.'s Chemlas.)
Looms, Aran 6.—After the date of our 01SWIGS of the
7th ult., the market was fully supplied from the ships then ,
arrivi sod eagoiderahe business was dose both la the good I
and Gm sal 11111106111111 descriptions of coup= ; but although
perslimen were Made. to supply the del/dewy that
the previews barmier, of the market in may hinds sewed-
tated, there was not a penal taglihatles to get into stock,
and 11111111:Ets dealers bold Whim haying, with the hope
that the quantity *nohow wish lakes the market,
ad Wyss parlors to mat lower pries& This has net,
bloom,, less the me, for although the bosiosse
done dubs the past bee been very smell, the
tenor et &deism Ism ChM given &mem to holders,
and a disineliamies M amps soder rates.
Teas.—ln mama Cowes the market has
shown weakens. Bales have boss male of hie quality at
93., but sines the arrival of the seen thembego been buyers
at this:price, sellers at 9id, to 944.; tba thin flowery but
rather blackish kind of lest up to le. have been heavy of
sale ; the strong sad rather coarse kinds wanted. He
Rows, with fair blackish leaf, wanted from la. 3d. to
Is. bd. • these sorts are geserally held for higher prices.
In Lafeows a good business was dose is the early part of
buil math at Is. Bd. and upwards; at present not in such
glued demand. In first and second elate litosings and
Wollgeks sales have bora made to a fair eatent, but the
prices realised a fortnight sines are net saw Se be °Mimi.
In ikinehoop a few sales have boss made, le asset at high
rates ; the memos sad wadies meta us dilleult is mom.
Oolongs of fine quality. have been taken at full mks, me-
dian kinds are dull. Flowery Pekoes have Wm ems.
*loudly inquired for, sad obtain full pries'.
ficztrran Tau.—The nuke( has continued very barely
supplied, sad is eassequeues of the bad *codifies in which
the cargo of the Result bas turned oat, very extrema prim
are ghteined.
Chum Tau.—A 1.19. bushiest has been dem is these,
but fee may sorts at sailer rates. Gunpowders, of combos
sae =sass kinds, have sold at hem 18.44 d. to le. 9d. • the
psi soil Am Wads have better maintained their vales ;
ths amity aad weilquads sorts dove ramrod from 21. 4d. to
4s. Comma yang Emus have been very heavy, sad have
oaddy boss realised at eatremely low rates, manly, from
9 .Se Is. Id. ; the better blade have less is tok &mod.
mesas sod Imperials we ia a similar psisiss seams§ are
difficult el sale, but wood sad fine an owe sway disiessd
of. Twankays sad Eros Skins an slam% magleaMr.
CAXTOII.IIADI Gmme.—Ganpowders of good quality
are rather wanted, but memos are uninquired for. Young
Hymns are see* mealeable, some with "all faults" ably
realised bid per lls.
Two smile ham arrived as the 20th and 81st ult. ; Shebat
brought dates from Bhaegbai to tad, sad Coates to 13th
February. The paella sales have beau-27th Mareb-
-13,17.5 packages pasted, 860 mold; nearly all sorts were m-
alleable, except a few fine greens, which went at fair prices.
3rd 4th, and bth Aoril-29,480 packages pared; 2,272
Pedlars AIM= tea sold brisk at very full rates. About
5.000 packages China tea sold; but hale dieperitios war
shows to bid, ems for fine greens sod moistest team. The
following Wpm haw arrived at this port—Derisana. Lady
Bodfiklmill=sentt, Flora, Asbestos, Bussed, Flora
Muir, and

BILK.—(From Maus. Daniel sad Co.'s Clradar.)—The
silk market maw at last to have rallied from the Ass Dos-
tinged inactivity, without ay apparent novas ease be-
yond the mere seesaw of he eases sad the loss wad
daring which ear 0001111111111,11 bad boegbt eemparatively
nothing; they are begiasieg to coma forward, mad buttress
is doing to some fair esteet. 'aperture avail thaasivas of
the improved demand to ask adasoed prism, sad is suss
ease en sow realising the la. per lb. for which they nada
a staid at the early part of last swath. Their attempt was
at lint nasucessfal, sad sail the last few day. parcels
were obtalaable at alma* tbe prime et February. China
silk oratiasse to be the one snide is which Imbues is
dose. The asalysis of the arse arrivals sit bet math
isms a very large properties of Tarsus stud as samassal
gustily dimwit silk. This elan after ressiliag M Lis. Id..
sad weak eves at that, is sow 14e. dd., ft whist shoat 000
bales have jest be sold. Is Bawl silk sisdarate bai-
lors was dose dariag asosa, chiefly is middling sad
native from the neat entails. Thais lave aho
illbettarrew Null panels et liaropean flatus sad at pre-
vious prism Is Italiss ilk nothing new. In Brute
end Perim silk nothing dose beyoad as occasiesal Sow
bales.

COTTON GOODS.— Meticitartsa. Asia 6. There
bet boss s }eery seed beim Y nesefreteeell pods.
Widen et emits Mien is wells the Mt impeieemat Is
*eits tibielt leek ghee WINSOME. IWO! eel
is the Lelia narket bete upsweep Ifreelital. TN heavy
dello whisk lan bees sue Y Mooed tee Team we est
eel, Min friable, bet ere Malls fa value. Thew fr.
Me betimes h yen. belfr belle hese sail espietfredleoei
pdeee hew ettesseei O. per lb. fres the berm ram
L ewe Memo 7eees ets seedy id. deem than at the
, ef Let seat&

CORN.—BrumrsiALAwt. s.—At Gintoster nub%
oaths Ust sltimo, whist wet la. quarter despor. At
Wester, aim itsaisilimeapoisss stake previous week was
reitift *West sod bass las pressai fry Islip.
aAL pee lialtrpor Debi Os surd walk
boo Men Mg Air Mee, milk Nib berm
mot oompk. Bid" MN oft takte la Mill. Ws
eseitstel. Ire Ans rabic atm Misiry fee butat. At
Welittlisagets, youteriey, *Ant resliesd la. to ft. per

CAVILTT TO • CLIYIONO BoT.—A chimney-sweep
sawed Gawp Den was charged before the city mania.
trona st Menebisier. ow Wednesday, with washy to a little
bey nano' Wm* Olfell. The hay was steles shoat dye
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SONIO tine woollies brow his ate night about 12 o'clock.
lie was for NOM UM in the employment of the primer,
whir was 141414 to have beaten lila as the morning of*,
kb offklmary last, homes be was ebb and Meld act
web, sad Ikea tuned bin oat of Mrs. Wilmette wire
'alai it Ike defense, wbe swore to the joilesserb Mums
owl said des boy ran away bb own assort
Mr. ibe Regional, Pohl be it all lee *WI farther
steps maid saws in this amp r w i 1411481•1•0 lad
Won MN gem tine ego, and the -boy we bow out of
Demob dekko; het It was gilts *tit thee the maw
dos* be kvostigabed, be the woo* eureka to dim
lads was ignite ebildidag. In rawer hasinsdry foss
Idr. Weed, the mimeo Irbil bed mantel la this....,
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WRECK OF THRSE TRANSPORTS. ST MEI MAJESTY% ROYAL lArrrnis f ATENT---...
4•ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND,
The two transports which the Edinburgh (e.), mud to lest nifty Tsars. sal to ropey its stet a MothedWar.hat.
wrecked sear Versa (es reported in yesterday's action of tram machine ts powerful wad simple; --
hr lambi ii.
New), had in tow, were the barque Banshee, Groove, of wheelfrtmleftto rigid the
London, and the French Mew Miastrel, fluent, of Mat- teak la tithed willing
mills. The following parasol= have been obtained: The trouble berread its hem.
three vessels were in the troseport mervise of the French go- so diet ear
hop sediment a.
mamma; sad they lilt Ininieush Bay—the Edinburgh by ow* the whtsts recede froth theie bpi.
taking the barques in tow (in ballast)—for Varna, to take in right to it is
cargoes of mules for the French army I. the Crimea. On the so impalpably gra
morning of the 16th of March, about 6 o'elock, just before sediment et the aft
daybreak, the Edinburgh, while going at the rate of eight limpid haw yes pod.
Idiots as itosr, wind being light from the northward, with a of esa est eltentig.
thick fog, struck on the rocks on the shore of the mainland, end the teet ein w fa
wise, rte.. may be *nig
about 24 miles to the N.E. of Yarns. The barques which oft remedy *tot. Ty
the steamer had in tow speedily went on the same ledge of advantages of the puma
rocks. A heavy sea rolled on the ohne, which soon began Cask Maud me atom..
to tell with serious effect upon the vessels. Owing to the when amok oath/ W.*
thick weather which prevailed, the land was not perceived b
mend requites glum 4
lock et 'triad, er., is mg
until the steamer wee Gime upon it Capt. Morris, the under it; the
master, bad gone below a short time previoualy, sad the is that the medire:rdisit
chief mate had charge of the watch on deck. The third wind. I sonand fermentation 4510811, the fluid tower bright sok
mate, who was on the paddle-box bridge, on seeing the ast_lesloall,, tan" thus 'Pans' at gm Irle4 In "nu*, no
betoken, immediately railed out to put the helm hard sport, 1"7d
,;;Xyrsamwati,..avalra'. Etas :mina" .Vign.aUsi—j, himdc..AMEB bostiel". We
but before that could be accomplished the steamer ran upon
the reef halt her length, her midships or paddle-boa resting
upon the edgeof the rock. She eontiaued'a Salute in that
amide' position, her bow up sad stern down, under which
were si: fathoms of water.. The Edinburgh's boats were got
out, end an attempt was made to got one boat on shore, but
the heavy sea which broke over the reek rendered it
impracticable. In about two hours after the vessel had
struck, the French barque, which had been imposed to the
full action of the surf egainst the reef, went down is sic
fathoms, and the crew took to the rigging. After some
difficulty they were rescued by a boat from the Edinburgh.
In the course of the day the banshee lint her inahunut, be-
came severely bilged and broken, the crew being saved. Toe
Edinburgh continued on the rock until about noon, when
from her constant tolling amidships on the reef, her mufti
weight, and gradually Siliog, she broke in two, and sliding
off the rock, west down in its fathoms. The crew had pre-
viously got a warp over the bows to the shore, and with the
other reds and eight Greeks who were on board the steamer,
all so reached the land. They found it to be a barren, unin-
habited kind of place the nearest habitation being about 14
miles off. They erected a tout, which they had managed to
save, with some breed, sad under it the three crews passed
two nights. Two or throe of the melt were sent out cm an
esploriog expedition, who forwarded a Turk on horseback to
Baldjik, to give information of the occurrence. H.H. steamer
Indelible then came to their assistance, and, taking them
ea board, conveyed them on to Varna. The coast is In
the fora of the letter 8, lengthways. About two miles
from the spot where the wrecks toile place were found the
ruins of a lighthouse, but it had evidently not been lit for
some yi ars, although its site is dotted in the chart. t The
crews bad to be sent to Constantinople, whence they would
be forwarded home.

I:PORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHM.
who study Caruso with ecOOOsay.—JAMES 000K's sum
NEA FRENCH POLIOMED MAHOGANY ARABIAN
STEAD. Bedding, Cabinet, -Sliss, sad ,1:1.
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