The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-13 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Livaarooi, Aram 12.—The market closed
tamely but firmly, owing to the lugs arrivals, amounting to
110,000 bales sines this day week, and prices of all descrip-
tions are extreme. The salsa are estimated at 8,000 bales-
-2,000 for export sad on speculation—comprising 100 Persians
and Maranhao', at aid. to 7t6. • 260 Enyptian, at 6td. to
1,600 Surat, at 3d. to 41d.; and 80 Sea Islands, at
Is. to 21. per lb.

APRIL 12.—The

prices of both cloth and yams are inn, with an upward
tendency. Cloths do not go off so well as yarns, but ma-
nufacturers maintain great firmness in seeking prices more
commensurate with the 'messed cost of the raw material,
sad the fact that they are more and mare successful shows
the increasing healthioess of the market.

CORN.— Btintsonan, APRIL 12. —At Gloucester
market, on the 7th, wheat was fully le. per quarter daunt
at Worcester, same day, the trade closed dull, at rather over
the currency of that dansennight. Barley len plentiful and
dearer ; the same remark applies to beans. Oats unaltered
in value. No inquiry for peas. During the present week
wheat has realised quite as much money. Barley taken
retail at previous rates. Rather lower prises have been
accepted forests. More doing in beans. At Wolverhampton
yesterday there was a short supply of wheat from the
farmers, but no advance could be obtained on any descrip.
tion. At this day's market there was a short supply of
wheat from the farmers, but a large quantity offering by
dealers, and the trade ruled dull at a reduction of Is. per
quarter. Barley the turn lower. Oats gave way 6d. per
quarter. Beans were no cheaper, but leas in request.
MANCRISTIR, APRIL 12.—There was about as average
attendance at our market this morning, but an inactive
feeling prevailed. Wheat sold slowly at a decline of 24.
per 70ibs. Flour was in limited request, and, although we
cannot reduce our quotations, the turn of prices must be
noted in favour of buyers. In other articles there was no
alteration calling for remark.
Drina., APRIL 12.—We had a moderate supply of
wheat, for which, at the opening of the market, more money
was asked, but, although no quotable advance could be es-
tablished, a good trade was done at tally last week's prices,
the little remaining unsold being out-of-condition lots.
Barley was in fair supply, and sold freely at fully last
week's prices, and, in some instance., at le. per qr. 1101411C41.
Beau were in improved demand. In oats and peas no
alteration. Wheat, beat red, 725. to 765. ; middling, 62e.
to 725. ; inferior, 64a. to 62a. ; barley, 30e. to 365. ; oats, 28s.
is 365. ' • beans, 425. to 64e. ; peas, 375. to 47e.; flour, fine,
' 625, to 655. par seek ; seconds, 48e. to 52a.

Naw.eric, Aram 11.—At our market to-day the attend.
ante of farmen was but thin, sod the business done mode-
rate. For wheat not much doing, and at last week's prices.
Barley in good demand, at an advance of Is. per qr. en our
last report. In oats and beans there was nothing doing.
Present averages :—Wheat, white, from 745. to 78i.; red,
70s. to 745. Barley, grinding, 31s. to 38s. Oats, Ws. to 345.
Beans, 425. to 445. per qr.
Nawitioar, Aran, 12.—With only • moderate supply
of wheat we still nave no life in the trade • the few trans-
actions entered into being quite of a local eba•acter, at
fully late priors. Berl, y is quietly creepieg up at
but beans, oats, and peas, slow in demand.

12.—With • short supply of grain,
the trade is active, and wheat sells at an advance of Is. to
2t. per qr. on the rates of last week. The best price given
is 81s. per qr. The samples of spring cern on offer sold
readily at former prices.

WATESPOILD, APRIL 11.— Our receipts of grain from
Limier', as well as ear imports ooastwise, have been very
trifling since Saturday, but notwithstanding the smallneis
of the supply, our market remains in a most inanimate
state for all article' of the trade, at about last week's
prices.

EDINBURGH, APRIL 11.—We had in the market to-day
890 qrs. wheat, 1,160 qrs. barley, 1,618 gun. oats, and 283
qm. beaus. There were sold: Wheat, '73 ; barley, 656;
oats, 1,085; and beans, 219 qrs. We had a fair supply of
grain in the ma-kat to-day. Sales were heavy:for all sorts, sad
last week's quotations net realised. As compared v. lib last
week, wheat was down 21. on the top, and 4d. down on ave-
rage Barley was down 2s. on the top, and 4d. down on the
average. Oats down Ir. 4d. on the top, and 2d. down on
the average. Beans up 6d, on top, and 3d. down on average.
Wheat, 665. to 80s.; barley, 28s. to 40s. ; oats, 25.. 4d. to
345. Bd.; beans, 445. to 601. Weight of top wheat, 6311b5. ;
barley, 67111 m.; oats, 45ilbs.; and beau, 6911bs per bushel.

CATTLE.-283wank FORTNIGHTLY bi•RILIST, APRIL
10.—Tbers we a large show of stock, and the busineis
done was vary considerable. There ware 1,448 sheep, and
24 beasts penned in the market.
NEWARK, APRIL 11.—At market to-day we had only a
small show of stock; business was eat, but we did not hear
of any reduction in price from last week. There were 273
sheep, 193 beasts, and 193 pigs penned in the market.
EDINBURGH, APRIL 11.—The numberof cattle in the
market this morning was 722, or 219 less than last week.
Soles alto rather dull, but no alteration in prices. Top
price, 9s. 3d. ; current of the best sorts, 9s. ; middling and
inferior from 7.. 6d. to 81. Bd. per Dutch stone. At the
close of the market a clearance way not effected. The
number of sheep was 3,617, being 313 less than last week.
Sales dull, and prices down from 2s. to 3.. a head, and
even at that reduction a number were left unsold. Top
price of the best wedder mutton, 7ld. per lb.; current,
13id. to 7d., and down to 6ld. per lb.

CHEESE.—S•usauET, APRIL 12.—At our monthly
market, held to-day, we were moderately supplied with all
descriptions of cheese, but not so abundantly as last market.
In the early part of the morning the market, to all appear-
ance, was almost deserted, but as the day advanced, a fair
sprinkling of buyers made their appearance, which re
suited in but a moderate amount of business being trans-
'acted, and the supply was considerably more than
sufficient for the requirements of the trade. The factors held
for former rates, which needy buyers had to submit to, but
in case. where there was not much inclination to purchase
evinced, and a chariness to some extent manifest, samples
were offered at a reduction of is. to 21. per cwt. Skims,
28•. to 345.; half-skims, 625. to 6814; Somerset., 60s. to
645.; and Cheddars, 701. to 72a. per out.