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

MARKETS.

OOTTON.—Lriaroot, Area 2.—W. hays had • steady
market to-day. prior unchanged. The min are 6,000 balm,
of .hick 1,500 are for export and opsealatioa.

COTTON GOODS.—Manceeerin, Area, 2.—During
the satire weak we hays had a fiat and very inanimate
!market. Priam have not given way much, but still there
a tendency to decline. The better qualities of yarn are
toady it+ value, though difficult of sale. Water twist for
irport are firm, but qualities for home consumption are
more freely offered for sale, and weaker in price. Cop
from 50's downwards are also drooping in price. Higher
count, are firmer in most cane, and doubled parse are to
some extent under contract and firm in price. India 40's
mule yarn dull, end barely maintain their price. The cloth
market has been generally rather Bat. There boa been
some inquiry for shirtiuge and other fabries for India, but it
has not led to much business, and what sales have been
made are reported at low rates. The better claim of
printing cloths and T cloths are also inquired for, and are
steady in price. Domestics are not in much request. Cloths
generally are a good deal neglected, and, without much
change in price, where any alteration is perceptible, it'
shows a tendency to a decline in values.

WOOLLEN.—Lune, Aram 2. The markets this
morning have preseoted as improved appearance to those
of Tuesday, although the attendance has not bees largo, or
the amount of business done bees equal to an average. Mal-
tom, tweeds, and light fabrics to • moderate extent have
foetid purchasers : also • few percale of hair lists have
changed handa. RUM are still nphekL

HiEDWAßL—Entratutum, Arses 2. —The trade of
this tows coatrooms quiet ; such appears to be the came
gweeraUy ; orders be.. come is slowly of late, sod as the
ussaulacturers were pretty closely worked up at the sod of
the quarter, the Easter liadidaya have coma is opportaaily.

'ln the fancy trade there km been only a moderate ammat
of business doing for the lest month ; the metal maim arc
also dull. In all probability there will be an absence of
animation during the next fortnight!; by that time th,c
regular spring Made will bare cormnsoesd. to the adp•fsiog
districts of South Staffordshire and EmtWorcestershire there
is stood asionat of bushier doing in all the principal manuia'•
taring' trades. The casting trade is brisk. At West Bromwich
the hollow-ware manufacturers are well empluyfti , and
the saddlers' ironmongers are fairly off for orders 04 CC-
intuit of the spring trade. In the Dudley and Maur.
bridge portion of the district all the Large works are in full
operation, and for railway fit Mnp there is a good &mug
and ID the neighbourhood of &Won and Wolverhamptnt:
there ie no scarcity of employment, all hands haring here
well engaged up to Faster/. The coal trade is brisk, &La the
colliers are meet of them in sandy work.

CORN. —Cemkamoi, MALL 2.—Wheat wu Is. lower ,
other own es last week. Whew*, 325. to Ms. ; bosky,
to 34e. ; bras, 30e. to 325. ; pees, .kis. to ate.; oats, IN. t,
245. per qr.

Cantrama Aran 2.-There was a moderate supply ct
wheat at our market this morning, good supply of barley,
said large of oats. There was • fair doomed for wheat
late rates ; oath sold slowly, and so did barley, which Li,
6d. per bushel lower. Priam:-Wheat, white, ris. 61. t.
18a.; ditto, red, 13e. 6d. to 16e. ; barley, 10s. to I2s.
potato oats, 7s. 6d. to 9s. 6d. ; ditto, common, Gs. to. t,
go. ; beam, 13e. 6d. to 15s. ; peas, 14e. to 1:e. per Casks:.
bushel. Flow, ls. 6d. to Is. 106. per stone; oatmeal,
ls. 7d. to la. Pd. ; 'Toned sod barlaymeal, 1.. 4d.
Counzerin, Ann 2.-A small supply of wheat and
barley, and moderate of beam aid per. Wheat in 110.
60111111 d, at prior barely equal to last day. Barley Is. to
2s. dearer ; beans and pew unaltered.
GUILD•Oon, Arum 2.-She supply of wheat at our
market to-day was 'moderato, and for which the trade rule!
dull as last week's prima. Barley and beans met rather a
better inquiry at late quotations. Wheat, 345. to toe. ;
barley, 265. to 394. ; 011111, 17s. to 2e4. ; per, 33e. to 3:4.,
beam, 34a. to 36a. writ
Lewiston, Arum 2.-:new white qualities realised 4*.ls.
to 45e. ; DOS red, 40v. to 425. per 36 stone. There was
barely an average show of barley, and the quality of the
samples was by no means first rate. The best sorts were
held for extreme prices, but coarse runs were hard to dia.
pose of. Malting, 31s. to 36a. per qr. ; grinding, r.e. to :Ws.
per 30 atone. There was not much activity in the demand
far ate, the supply of which was middling. There was no
important alteration in the quotations; new, 2.."5. to ;
old, 255. to Ws. per 24 stone.
If swasniersorour-Trwa, Aram 2.-At our market this.
morning we bad a liberal delivery of wheat from th.,
growers, which could only be placed by submitting to a r,
ductioe of L. per qr. • south amotry samples, to sell, wer-
fully 6d. per qr. cheaissr, bet few felt inclined to amp!
the reduction. In Wears eaarceir any traosection..
Flour in languid request, and this day's quotations are mark
with difficulty. Malting barley nominally the same.
Nothing doing in grinding. Malt met little attention.
Beans and peas without change. For oats a rather firmer
feeling prevailed. Thu arrivals this week we ;-Wheat,
coastwise, 4,340 gra ; •foreign, 3,:i75 ; barley, ooastwise,
100 ; melt. oceetwise, 110 ; coastwise, 5,1 A ; dour,
emetwies, 1,720 saga.
Nowincs, Arm 2.-Then was rather a better supply
of wheat at this market to-day, but the fanners
asking higher prices than the buyers were disposed to give
but little hominess was transmitted at about last week's rates.
For the comparatively few samples of barley offered late
rates were about maintained. In oats, beans, and pass
not much paean.. White wheat (weightog
to 661 he.), 445. to 475. ; red ditto (weighing 631bs. to
Whs.), 4h. to 435. ; best chevalier malting barley
(weighing 55Ibe. to 56114.), 35e. to 36e. ; extra, l's.
runs chevalier ditto (weighing 541bs. to 551b5.), id.
to .34e. ; distilling ditto (weighing 521ba to 531b5.), 295.
to Ma. ; cats (weighing 421bs. to 441ba.), 24a. to 26e.; beans,
36a. to 375. ; peas (maple), 365. to 365. per quarter. Flow,
27e. per sack.
NorrnrowAx, Ann 2.-The demand was slow, but late
rates were for the moat put made. New white sorts we
taken off at 42a to 47e. ; new red, 395. to 42a. ; old white,
41a. to 44a. ; old red, 3E*. to 4.2 a. per 36 stone. Of halo-
the show was somewhat limited, and the tone of the trade
I was firm, the prices of led week being made without diffi-
, rutty ; new malteag, 30s. to 375. per quarter ; old grinding,
275. to 305.; new, 265. to 28s. per 30 stone. Oats were in
moderate supply, and the inquiry was slow at prime similar
to those of the weak preceding-Dew, 19'. to 26a; old, 245.
to 305.; old foreign, 21s. to 245. per 24 stone.
Oxman. Amu. 2.-This corn exchange to-day was very
well attended, and samples of moat kinds of grain, orn.
'adoring the time of the year representing large bulks,
were freely offering. The wheot trade was somewhat
Walter than previous weeks. White wheat ruled from
40e. to 46a. per qr. • red, from 38s. to 435. • barley from
26e. to 33e. ; oats, 11. to 275.; beans, 335. to ts.; hog peas,
Ms. to 35e, • floor (sseceds), Ws. per 'sok. Tradein
barley, Oa* ad Wee, moth about the sae week.
lies week.
The weather kw agricultural purposes is most encouraging
to the farmer. _ _ _ _ .

~Psra
0110621, Aran, 2.—We bad • large 'apply of
wheat here to-day, and it wee readily sold at fully last
week's prima The quantity of spring ems was not large,
sad prices for ell sores were is favour of sellers.
RaArirso, Ann 2.—The &Ism of past weeks still pre-
vails at ow market this spurning. Mars was boa a short sop.
ply of all sorts of oafs, sod with only a moderate attic.
dance of buyers. Prices most be cleated same as het
week, except in beet maniples of seed wheat, for which
there we. a mis/1 avenge in pries.
Kocireirers, Aria 2.—For lb* ban kinds of white and
red wheats there was a steady demand, the former realign
142. to 455., end **latter 40s. to 435. per quarter; secondary
asd inferior white 40a. to 425.. and red 37e. to 40s. per
quarter. In flour there was little doing, and in the thence
of heavy sake then was no alteestion is prime. Buiey
wee steady, mid both malting and grinding kinds fetched
late rates, Wet samples of the former reaming ISa to Its.
and griodiog, 23e. to 28e. per quarter. Oats wer• in limited
riqueet, and, prices were slightly in favour of buyout—beet
lots fetching 201. to 235., sad others 16s. to 20a. per qr.
WISSICH, Alan, 1.-••• There is a good supply of all
grain at this day's market. Wheat meets with Mims at
pries barely so good se LA weak. Spriog corn of all kinds
at former rates ; whilst barley makes 6d. more.
Yon.. MILL 2.—New white samples ranged from 401.
to 45e. • new red, 375. to SOL per 36 Moe*. There wee
a limited supply of barley, for which the demand wee fair,
sod atm were folly equal *those of the week pnirediog
malting realised 28a to 325. per quarter ; pied*, 26e. to
27a. pot 30 stop*. There ins a fair inquiry for oats, and
sales wen generally effected at the full curroocim of the
week previons—naniely, Ms. to 20s. per 24 stone for new
sorts.

-61 =AID; Arta 2.—Here, to-day, we had small sap-
pliae of all kinds of maim Bales reedy. Wheat and ate
sold at last week's rates. Barley brought an advance of is.
to 2s, per quarter. Wheat, 34a. is per qr. ; barley,
245. to 345. ; eats, 14s. to 225.
WATWORD, Aram 2.—We have only ass small arm
of maim to report from abroad this week. Coastwise our
receipt, ars oa a null male. while rapt:dials from farmers
have been the most Italics during this season. Our market
°optimise in the same languid state Doted for some time
past. Oats command more mousey, bat prime of other
articles have been very difficult to sustain. Wheat—Both
Irish mad foreign %atm sparingly at late raw. Barley
Maims rather lower; grandam oommaods last quotations.
Cats—Very little °feriae. and seller, bays been she. to
obtain an advaaes of fully 3d. per barrel. Indian Coro—
nas dammed is very team, sad to effect sales, in quantity,
len mosey might be taken. Flour unchanged. Imports
this week i—eat, 567 gra ; barley, 81 ; Indian Dam
1,270 ; floor. 50 brie" 108 maim Export, this week :
Oats, 5,435 barrels ; flour, 394 sacks ; oatmeal, 24 ;
Lilian meg, 4.

CATTLE.—Cuumni, Aram 2.—Thee+ was • small
supply of Irish sod • few hose-bred beasts this moron*
Buyers were scanty, •od little business we. dons.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

B.E. the wile of E.

KARIM—April I, at NI
Earle Esq.. of a sou.
HlLLS—March al. at Cambridge terrace, Upper Lewlahasnrosd.
the wife of Mr. B. Hills, of a sou.
HARILLSOX.—Warch it, at Abbey Howe. uherborne, Dorset.
the wife of C. M. Harrison, Het., of a daughter.
MACKE:CELL—March Si. at George-street, Hanoverequare, the
wife of Dr. M. kadamsle, of a son.
liglD.—Aped 1, at WeeLboarne-terrs
Esq., of a daughter.
WEALL —April 1, at Strawberry-vale, Teddington, the elf, of
G. H. H. Weals, Esq., of a daughter.

e, tho wife of L R. Uhl.