The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-11 00:00:00

MARKETS.

OOTTON.—Livearooy Ann.9.—We have had goad
beaux.. at Mho. dearer prices The sake today 15,000
Was, including 8.000 for @peculation sad export. 1,500
American, 24idto 27d. ; 500 Paean; 260. to 26141 ;
t3O Maraidianc,26ld. to 274 d. ; 3,000 Egyptian, 26(1. to 320.;
170 Smyrna, ttad. to Zad. ; 2,700 Sorg. 11/4 to 23(1-:
7,000 China, 164 d. to 191 d.

COTTON GOODS. —IIANCRISTII. Ann. 9.—The yarn
and cloth market has undergone very little change this
weak. The advice@ from India of late have been anything
but • to skippers, and they are buyers oily to a
very limited omelet During the last few days they hays
dose neat to nothing. The war in Germany has bad the
offset of limiting business to the coot:kept, and though acme
purchases have been made for the other and lower for
markets, shippers oe the whole are acting very cautiously.
The reosipte of oaten this week at Liverpool have reached
58,000 bales, of which nearly 10.000 are American. A
large proportion of the cotton recently received has been
fiend, and this has tended to weaken and reader prizes
irregular. For the same reason the coarser descriptions of
Tans and cloths made from India and China staples hays
been more difficult to sell. There has been a little more
business in yarns during the last few days made from the
bettor claw of cotton, and some of the purchases have
been for the continent. Corresponding qualities of cloth
have had the preference to about the same silent. On all
hands the port. sway in describing the market ea exams&
fatly langa d. Prior have not altered much, but where
seller, bare bad to pesos goods on the market to radios, the
advantage has been with buyers.

HARDWARE—BramMutate, Aram 9.—The trade of
this town methane* quiet, bet there is so approach to de-
; indeed within the last few days ea improvement
Me bees visible ; in the foreign department also there are
some iodications of returning animation ; there is a better
inquiry for goods for India, China, and the Eastern markets
generally ; the Australian orders in hand are also beyond
the average. There is a further supply of orders in on
account of awed& ; the West Lathan trade I more estivw
aid in the South American trade geomally there is mon
business being doss ; with the North of Europe business ,
is quiet ; with Italy and Spain a good business
is doing. Notwithstanding the slackness which is
complained of, the manufacturers in most of the principal
branches have sufficient orders in to keep their establish-
meats on at fell time ; bat in the metal trade there is Ism
activity than existed a month ago. The edge-tool makers
are tolerably busy, and the tranfonadire are doing a good
average amount of business ; the &Mimes who woeir away
from the large manufactories are also tolerably well em-
ployed. In the adjoining district of South Staffordshire and
&at Worcestershire trade is io a satisfactory state. The
quarterly meetings of the irotimasters will commence on
Wednesday next at Wolverhampton ; a quiet quarter-day is
anticipated.

001111.—Camsamme, APRIL 9.—We had samin the earn*
dull heavy market, without any cheep in prim) tram last
week.

Gortpronro, Aran. 9.-There we. a more liberal supply
of wheat at our market. Millers were very indifferent
buyers, a few choice parcels only consmaisdieg attention.
There was, however, no quotable chame pnosia Barley
and other spring coin at late rates. Wheat, 38s. to 50e. ;
barley, 27a. to 39a ; cob, 18s. to lta. ; peas, 325. to 345.;
beam, 32e. to 365. per qr.
HERTFORD, APRIL 9.-A fair supply of wheat. Trade
vary dull, aid late Mae scaniely maintained. Barley for
malting still steady ; inferior grinding quite a drug. Insane
fetch rather more money. Oata dull, and rather lower.
Wheat, red, rune, 23.. to 255. ; Boa 26a.; white, rum,
245. to 265. ; tine, 27a. par load. Barley, malting, 325.
to 38e. ; gruidieg, Ws. to 30s. per qr. Oata, coarse, 16s. to
225. ; food, 24.. to 27.. per qr. Boos, 21.1. to 24a. per
load ; old, 265. per load.
LEM:BTM, Aria 9.-There was about an average at-
tendance of fanners sod factors at our corn market to day
for the time of the year, and the show of wheat was toler-
able. &seem was quiet, end prima were the turn lower.
New white sorts realised 425. 6d. to 45e.; new red, 39e. to
41a. per 36 stone. Of barley the supply was again only
moderate ; and there Wag a healthy (edam is the trade,
buyers were compelled to pay extreme currencies ; maltitig
sold at 32a to 364. per qr.; grinding, 28.. to 30a. per 30
stone. Oats were in kmited supply, and the inquiry proved
healthy, last week's rates being slightly exceeded in some
an.. ; old, Xis. to 288.; new, 225. to 255. per 24 'tom

Nxecasstn-oIt.TTNI, Aran, 9. —At our marketthis morn-
ing we had a liberal show of wheat from the growers, far
which a ready sale was experienced, at rather under thereto'
of this day sienaight. In south country descriptions, or
foreign, very 11W. trampired, holders being unwilling to
meet the views of boyars. Flour in slow request ; but little
disposition is shown to purchase without a redaction. Malt.
ing barley met little attention, and much will depend upon
the character of the season henceforth whether any more
may be rquired. Malt most difficult to quit, and inclining
comparatively neglected. Boiling MY not
cheaper
inquired for. The market bring relieved from the
recent pressure, oats were rather dearer to-day. The
arrivals this week are :—Wheat, °outwit/a, 3,409 qrs.
foreign, 851 ; barley eautwise, 195 ; malt, ocestwee, 382 ;
oat, mantel" 1,695 ; flour, coastwise, 1,706 seeks;
Indian ocen dour, 81 sacks.

Nonivicir, Aram 9.—There was a very good supply of
wheat at market to-day, bat se the miller' were not
free buyers prices must be coneidered about L. per quarter
lower than on this day ee'onight. For the beat &emaptices
of malting barley late prices were fully supported ; other
sort. @till remain dull, with little sale for them. White
wheat (weighing 631bs. to 661ba.), 444. to 47a. ; red ditto
(weighing 631bn to 65th..), 40s. to 43a. ; beet chevalier
maltiog barley (weighing 55Th.. to 56th..), 35e. to 36a. ;
extra, 37a. ; runs chevalier ditto (weighing 54th.. to 661 be.),
33.. to .445. • distilling ditto (weigg 521bs. to 531 b..),295. to 30s. • Cate. 24.. to 26a. ; beams, 36.. to 37e. ; pea•
(maple), 33.. to 36.. per qr. Flour, 27.. per sack..

Norroonmi, APRIL 9. —There was a pretty fair supply
of wheat at our corn market to-day, bat the weather having
been damp this week, samples came to band in varied eon.
claim. The demand was slow. and late rates were barely
maintained. Old white qualities made 41a. to 44e. ; old
red, 3ne. to 42a ; new white, 42a. to 47a new red, 3118. to
425. per 36 atom. MOM was a limited show of barley, far
which • steady demand was experienced, and prime were
tally in high as last week ; new malting, 30a. to 37e. per
qr. • griming (sow), 26e. to 28s. ; old, 29e. to 30a. per 30
stow. For oats the demand was healthy, and oaks were
made at quite late rates; the beet eerie were • shade
dearer : old, 24a to 300. ; new, 19a. to 25a. ; old fore p,
21s. to 24a. per 24 atone.

Oxroen, Arm 9.—Th6 market today, owing lo the
city election taking plane in the Town-ball yard, adjoiaing
the Cora Exchange, was for barinces pureness exceedingly
dull ; great fault was found by the farmers with the Chas-
cellor of the Exchequer for throwing overboard their goat,
viz.. "the malt duty," and bad they to elect the right hoe.
gentleman, instead of members of convocation. his chance
of winning in the next parliament would be "nil." Prices
ruled as follows, viz. :—White wheat, 40a. to 455. ; red, Ms.
to 435. ; oats, 18e. In els.; barley, Ws. to 34a. 8e...,

which came to market wry sparbigly, made from Ns. to I's.
Flour, 50e. sack. Beat meadow hay, 44 per toe.

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PDPICROOROrGEL APRIL 9.—Tbe supply wheat het•
day was equal in quantity to any wehave had wort
barest. Prime to ameeqsawee were hair Is., and in moths
ieataeees L.per quarter lowa, than last week. No altera-
tion in the Yalu* at spring corn.
RZADING, Ann 8.--Our market still shows the dula«st
of trade in all aorta of grain. At its °prolog this morting
trade was very dull, but towards the close them was rat Let
a brisker demand. Prices as hat week, with but a small
atteadanee.

ROCIMOTIM, APRIL 9.—There was about an average ,l ,w
of wheat at this corn exchange, but the trade was ag:da
exceedingly depressed, with an absence of speculums,
buyers onlysatisfyingtheir own immediate wants. The
best kind. of home-grown wheat realised late rates, bat
other kinds most be <looted at about 6d. to Is. per quarter
dearer. This quotations for best white are 425. to 4;1,
and red 40e. to 435. per quarter ; inferior white, 395. to 425.,
sod red, 36.. to 40a. per quarter. The foreign trod, was
generally firm, and the quotations the same as before. Flour
was dull, and prices ware about 6d. per sack in buyers'
favour. Malting Witty was rather more inquired after, aud
fully as deer, but grinding kinds were quite neglected. Ti,,
oat trade tided 6rm, and this demand for that article bung
increased, prior were about 6d. per quarter dearer.
Waage', AMU. 9.—Supply fair of everything at this
day's market. This wheat trade was very dull, buyers try.
iog for a shiUiag decline, which the sellers were disinclited
to accede to. 6thr articles as before.
'fondant; Aram 9.—At this day's market there was a
short supply of wheat, which sold slowly at rather under
the currency of this day week. Barley more in demand ;
oats rather dearer ; boos and gar unaltered.

YORE, Ann 9. —The show of wheat wee not over large.
Out-door work has been retarded by the wet weather ot
the past week. The trade wee inactive at late rates for the
bees sorts ; inferior rather lower. Prices for new wh;te
sorts ranged from 40e. to 44a. ; for new red, 375. to 335. per
36 stone. Bather lees barley showing, and sales were made
to a tolerable outset at high nue, melting selling at
end 30e par quarter ; grinding We. to 2.7 a. per 30 dose.
There were not malty samples of oats on offer. There was a
healthy demand, and sellers bad the advantage with respect
to prioss ;sew, 18e. to 20s. per 24 stow.

KIRKCALDY. Aram 9.—At our country markets this
week, is the early part of it, we had very little grain of key
kind offering. Parcels of barley and ails fitted for seed
brought long prism Latterly supplies have iticreued. but
we caasot quote much alteratim is prices. Hare, to-day,
we had only moderate supplies of grain. ,Wheat sad barley
sold very much about last day's rates. according to quality.
Oats about 6d. per quarter dearer. Wheat, 325. to 411.8 d,
per qr. ; barley, Ws. to 34a ; oats. 164. to Vs.

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WATIMIOILD, heart 9.—Our supplies of grant from the
interior have again diminished, and by boat noeipte are
milts insignificant This is attributable to farmers taking
advising. of the present suitable weather for field opera-
tions. Our market as yet does not show any symptoms of
improvement. We have but little change to report. Osta
are slightly dearer, but Indian corn can be purchased at less
money. smit.— Without mach inquiry all descriptions
support late rates. Barley unaltered se value. Oats.—
Very few parcels offering, and holders look for an advance
of 24. to 3d. per barrel, which buyers are not Mcleod to
pay. Indian corn.—All descriptions have giver way about
3d. per barrel at the week. The consumptive inquiry is
very sinall. Flour in limited request. Import. this week
Wbeat, 123 qrs. ; barley, 170; flour, 20 brie., 100 sacks.
Krports this week :—Oats, 5,524 barrels; flour, al each,;
oatmeal, 40.