The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-20 00:00:00

MARKETS.

corros.—Lrmtroot, Arrn.l2.—The market closed with spirit,
mad m hardening teatcncr at the cstrems prices of last week. The
We" mutated of 10,000 balm —l,OOO for export, and 2,000 en Fps-
. Walton : oumpriwng 25 , Pernatn and Museum. at Sid. to Cid.;
lso Bubb.. at Gd. to GO. ; 2Stl Egyptian, at Gd. to 9d.; 1,000 tiara; at
Sid. to 4ld. ; and litt gem Islanl. at leid. to Is. Id. per M.

COTTON GOODt.—Menruserae„ Aram le.—Though rather quiet,
the soirket is tolerably firm, bola in cloth and taro. The orders
plaixd outing the lain few weeks have been rather condderable in
amount, and will find employment for many of the mills for some
weeks forward, and tteee pro-engagements prevent any great pressure
t'i sell. The fabrics suited to Turkish w dere are not In much request,
aid buyers find t, • market ratl'er easier for them. Some of the
American houses are dein4 rather more bualnees.

C0R14.-Bianivorian, Aram 19.-At Gloucester market, on the
14th, wheat barely maintained the marrow, of the previous week ;
St a orcester, Paine day. • Mellott of about l 6d. per quarter was
submitted to on the rale. made. Barley unaltered. Oats the turn
cheaper. Bean' guise as dear. During the present week but little
wheat has been offering, and lower prices were net eubmittcd to. No
rale, reported in bar'ey. Oats taken in retail, at previous rates.
! Beano held for quite a. much money. At Wolverhampton, yester-
day. there was • short supply of wheat, and the currency of the pre.
vi te week was in ,intained tor all descriptions. At min day's mar•
bet there was a ah rt @utility ol wheat, yet the trade ruled dull at
the rates of this day oe'bwittit. Barley only taken in retail. at former
prices. Oats rather lower. Beans could not be b.ught cheaper, but
were lees tort quest.
Divines, Aram 19.-With rather a short supply of wheat, there
wis a better demand, and at the opening a Ind* more money was
given; the market closed at Let week's prices, • good clearance
being owe. The trade in barley was dull, and the tura in favour of
the buyer. Oats, leans, and peas were in good demand, and fully
I malt trine d late prices. Wheat, red, 715. to 745.; middling, 61s. to
11s.; interior, t 3.. to 61s. Barley, 29a. to 35a. Oats, 26e. to 36..
Beans, 42e. to 31a. Pees, 375. to 47a. Flour, fine, per sack, his.
to 555.; seconds, 4Ss. to 525.
Nepal mina, AraiL 19.-There was • fairattendsoce at our market
chi. morning, hut the bushiest transactedwaa only of a limited charac-
eer. Wheat of line quality maintained the currency of this day
sefindsht, but secondary Forts were the turn cheaper. There was
sane disposition manifested to buy dour ; the views of purchasers,
however, being below those of factors and millers, few tramactiono
mmured, and in these • reduction of 6d. to Is. r auk wee generaily
cot ceded. Oiler articles were etesdy, except Egyptian beans, which
I most be quoted Is. to as. per qr. lower.
Nawean, Aran. 16.-At our Cern Eyeball's to-day we bad • good
attendance of farmers, and a plentiful supply at grain of all aorta.
Wheat met with a heavy sale, at late rates. The present prices are :
Wheat, white, from 720. to 745.; red, 645 to 70s. Bu!ey, malting,
Ws. to lie.; grinding, 28s. to ins. 0116. old, per Mat., Sts. la See •
=at., lie. to 28s. Beane, 425. to 445. per qr. Firs 4011. le Oh. I
60e. to 645. Malt, Bas. to 70e.
Newsear, Aram 19.-We have this day only a moderate opply et
wheat, but telly equal to the demand, and, although Is. ptqiarer
lam was taken, • clearance could not be effected. The demsmsl he
herby rather exceeded the supply, and late prices were hilly min.
Mined. Oats, beans, and pen without change.
Dusan:az, Aram 14.-A small supply of grain at tmday's market,
and a slow sale at last week's prices. Wheat, 61s. to 645. per qr.
Barley, 295. to 342. Oats, 25.. to 325. Beans, 40s. to 46e. Peas,
to 57a.
Entwattiton, APRIL .eve had in the market today 709 qty.
wheat, I,ooa qrs. barley, 1,192 qrs. seta, and 238 qrs. beans. There
Mire mid-Wheat, 532; barley, 79e ; oats, 540; and beans, 243 ' ,
we. For the moon there wee an average ripply of grain. Sates
wee heavy for all sorts, and prices Mine lower Shan last week, with
the euteptiou of wheat. As compared with Met week wheat was
down is. on the nip, and 3.1. up on emeriti,. Barley was down Ia oft
the top. and 10d. down on the average. Oars down Is. 44. on llnt
top, and 3d. down on average. Beans down 2s. on the top, and Id.
up on average. Wheat, re. to 775. Barley , to 695. Oats. lbs. Pd.
to .ti.. 4d. Beans 40s. to 44e. Weight of top wheat, 6311ba.; barley,
5 jibs.; oats, 4411ba.; and beans, &alba. per bushel.
Oteinow, Aran. 18.-At this day's maritet there was only a limited
demand for wheat, aims 591110. Danish selling at 38.. 6d., and 591 b.
soft oarditioned Hamburg si 355. per 2401 h. Flour may bequoted Is.
per ears low. r. Oats and tatmeol and • better stale, particularly feed-
ing de•criptiees of the former, and both 5445ta were rather dearer.
Barley steady. In beans and peas little teasing.
WATIIITORD, Aram 16.-Oar supplies of grain (rim the tenantry
have nearly ceased. and our imports elate last Saturday are very
trivial. Holders of graaary stocks orsthetifont enabled to obtain
la,t week's prices for all articles.

CATTLE.—Laos, Arm!. 19.—There was a unmerons attendance
of buyers at the fnir yenterday. Taal:fiesta armed foe glee numbered
snO, and the sheep 3,70 u. Beanie met a reedy male, at ne to 11. 4d.
per moos of 1611 m. The demand for sheep was Lee M•k, and a tee,
remained unsold. The prior wen—ln wool Old. to Td., and clipped
61d. per lb. '
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EDlNsoaan, Aran. 19.—The number or cattle in the market Me
tnorning was kir than last week, there.being• 16, or 8 fewer. Demand
rood, and a gond clearance effected, at prince tally equal to tires ob.
levied hot week. Top peke. 9, Ild.; current tip, 95.; current
prim, 84. ed., and down to 7s. 13d. per Dutch Make Lean tattle, 103 ;
mi.k *owe. 171; pler, 315. The member or sheep was 1!8, b leg
109 less than last week. Demand good. and last week's privs fully
supperted. Best aged black-fate t 'redden, 7 id. per lb.; current. 7d.
to 41., and d,wnwarda. At the close of tin market • clearance
was not effected.

CHEESE— BIFIIOPITOILIt. Aran. 19.—At the msrliet this day there
was ago d supply of cheese and a large attendance f buyers. Moot
of the cheese was sold at ea &dunes of from Is. to is. on the pins
obtained at the last marked.

The Conservative Land Society will break ground
in the county of Lincoln on the With inst., by the allotment
of their Alford property, whieb is elms to the first elms
station on the Bast Lincolnshire branch of the Greet
Northern Railway. The lend is in the centre of the im-
proving market town, and within sit laths of the sea snail
and the bathing places of Mablethorps sad Button. The
property is dtvided into &sant thirty Irate, varying in prim
from 261. 2s. 6d. to 621. 13s. 64. sub ; the majority, bow-
over, !Ping of the prim of 621. MAW ease, builadiag tie
sow of convoy:saw.