The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-18 00:00:00

lamentably bad ; the buyers ha actual consumption are not
dispired to increase their dayflarday wants; and as the
English Wools are not used in subetitonea for colonial, all
the present buoyancy in the country ntust be inked upon as
speculative, and its worth will be found at the mat of owl-
gumption. From present appearances, there is no encoo-
easement to buy, except at prices that will not enable the
eonsnmere to boy at old rates. Nods and broke+ arc not
altered in any way.—Bredford Observer.

MANUFACTURES.—BRADFORD, Juno 17.—Yarns:
For a long time put the spinners have been groaning under
the heavy yoke of a too high-priced raw material, and their
whole business snaking an absolute loss. The appearance
of the Wool market does not present any prospect of relief,
fur any advance that can be realised on yarns tends only to
enhance the stoppage of machinery, fur the position of the
spinners is now one of a most unenviable character. Pieces :
To-day being our summer fair, there is • great influx of
stranger., and the appearance of the town is one of activity ;
but these strangers are not piece buyers, or we might ex-
pect a great imprevemont in the &mud. There is a deal
of inquiry fur goods suitable for the outman, but the prices
are so exceedingly low. that all engaged in the trade seem
in a mace what course to porous to secure themselves from
lac —/biol.

CORN.-BtamINOHAII, JONI 17.-At Gloucester and
Worcester markets, on the 12th, the wheat trade was void
of animation ; but the prices of that day se nnight were
firmly maintained. Barley 6d. to Is. per quarter dearer.
Oats sold slowly at rather under former rates. Beans
scarce, and the turn dearer. During the present week, the
weather bu been very wet, and we have had more doing
in wheat, at fully previous currency. Little barley utter-
ing, and higher prices demanded. Oats a slow sale, but no
reduction submitted to. Beans unaltered. Peas le. per
quarter higher. At this day's market, there was again a
large supply of wheat, and higher prices demanded ; but
the trade closed dull, at the rates of this day week. Barley
the turn dearer. Oats maintained their value. Beane held
for some advance. Peas fully Is. per quarter higher.
Wheat, English, white, per bushel of 62 lbs., ss. 4d. to
51. Bd. new, ss. 3d. to ss. 8.1. ; red, Is. 10d. to 69. 2d. ; hew,
foe. Od. to 51. 3d. ; Baltic, white, ss. 4d. to 6s. 10d. ; Polish
Odessa, 4. 9d. to 6s. Id. ; Danube, 4s. 9d. te 4s. 10d. Barley,
per impl. qualia. to 30s. lid. ; grinding, per 892 lbs.. 245. Gel.
to 275. Od. Oata, English, white, per imperial qr., 225.&1. to
28e. ; Welsh, black and white, per 3121 be , 19a6d. to 204.6 d. •
Irish (40 to 421tm.) per 31211 m., 20s. 6d. to ; ditto (37
to 3911 m.), per 3121b5., 20s. to Zs. ; black, 191.6 d. to 20e. Bd.
Beans,English,old,per 19611m.,13aGd. to 140.6 d.; new,l2s.6d.
to 13s. 6d. ; Irish, new, 126.6 d. to 138.10 d. ;Egyptian,lls. 6d.
to Its. Vd. • French, 12s. 6d. to 13s. Peas, boiling, per im-
perial qr., '32s. to 36. ; grinding, per 1961h5., 12s. 6d. to
13e. Od. Lentils, per 1961b5., 10s. Od. to 10s. Gd. Indian
Corn, per 196th. , 10e. Gd. to 1 Is. Flour, English, tine,
per Nick of 2801b5., 31s. 6d. to 331. 61. ; seconds, 28s. Od.
to 30s.
BaIIITOL, Just 17.-The weather continues unsettled,
with occasional heavy rains, hence we have a better sale for
wheats, at an improvement on English of 6d. to 9d. per
quarter; for foreign, previous prices are firm, but not ex-
ceeded ; flour sells more freely, and best marks 6d. per sack
higher; barley sad beans each held for more money; oats
about Gd. per quarter cheaper. The following were the
prices:-hngliah wheat, no. to 445. per imp. quarter;
foreign white, 435. to 455. per 480 lbs.; ditto red, finest
qualities, 395. to 40s. per 480 lbs.; middling qualities,
37a. 6d. to 89s. per 480 lbs. ; ord. qualities, 355. 6d. to 375.
per 480 lbs. Flow. : English seconds, 27e. to 30a. per
sack ; foreign, 20e. to 21t. Gd. per barrel; English
malting barley, 28s. to 325. per imperial quarter; English
and foreign grinding ditto, 25e. to 251. Gd. per 400 lbs.
Devon and Welsh feed oats, 17s. to 19s. per imperial
quarter; Irish white ditto, 19s. to 20s. per 320 lbs.;
Lash black ditto, 17e. Dd. to 18s. per imperial quarter.
tebean, 305. to 34e. per imperial quarter; foreiga
2s6s. to 30s. per 480 lbs. The arrivals have bees:
t, 1,305 quarter!: oats, 2,083 barrels, 725 quarters;
Rau, 150 sacks, 2,187 barrels. The official return of the
toes inspector gives the following averages :-Wheat, 31
quarters, 41s. 6d.; oats, 514 ,quarters, 191. Bd. ; barley, 12
quarters, 265. 6d.; beans, 12 quarters, 3'2..
Bemis, June 17.-We had a moderate supply of
Wheat, which was quickly cleared off, at an advance of
from Is. to 2e. per qr. Barley quite nominal. There was
a better demand for Oats, Beane, and Peas, which
were rather dearer. Wheat, white, per sr., 465.; best
red, 41s. to 445. ; middling, 355. to 414. ' • inferior, 31s. to
35e. Barley, 26e. to 32e. Oats, 19s. to 25e. Beau, 29e.
to 37a. Peas, 30s. to 355. Flour, tine, 325. to 355. per sack;
seconds, 30s. to 325.
NRIVETRY, June 17.-We continue well supplied with
Wheat, the condition somewhat affected by the late damp
weather; it met a steady sale, at Is. per qr. advance from
last week's prices. Nothing doing in Barley. Beans and
Peas rather dearer; but Oats dull, and cheaper.

Uxnatnol, June 17.—We And a good supply of Wheat
and a dull sale, but last week's prices were only realised on
i
the best quality. In spring corn the demand s active for
Beans, and le. to 2s. per qr. advance in prices is obtained,
the amounts of the winter plant beihg very unfavourable.
Peas are dearer, and smrce.
Warzaronn, June 16.—Our arrivals of foreign grain
since Saturday consist of ono cargo of Polish Odessa Wheat,
and a cargo of maize. There is no change to note in the
nature of any article, but the demand is far from brisk.
Entrisoann, June 16.—For the mason we had rather a
large supply of grain in the market to-day—particularly of
Wheat. At the beginning there was a little demand for
Wheat, which fell off towards the close, when farmers gave
way
in price, and a good clearance was effected. Barley
sold well, and went up in price. Oats and Beans went
back. Wheat, 275. to 475. Barley, 27.. 6d. to 33e. Oats,
19s. 9d. to 24e. 4d. Beans, 311.6 d. to 38e.
Gi.asoow, Juae 16.—The week's arrivals in the Clyde
comprised 1,050 qrs. Egyptian Wheat from Malta, 1,161
qrs. Wheat along with 91 brie. Flour from New York, and
2,613 sacks Flour, 150 loads Oatmeal, 3,660 qrs. Oats, and
480 qrs. Wheat from Ireland, the latter being Egyptian,
from Londonderry. I'M Grangemouth the supplies con-
test, for the most part, of 637 qrs. Wheat, coastwise, and
2,122 qva from abroad. Since the date of our last
report there has been very little rain in this locality,
until yesterday, which was showery, and the tem.
porature continues to range rather low for the season.
Good qualities of Wheat and Flour have meta steady sale
daring the week at previous prices. Oats were more pressed
end prices irregular. In other articles no variation occurred.
At this day's market good qualities of Wheat and Flour
were in fair request, and prices ruled steady. Secondary
sorts of Wheat also attracted rather more attention. Oats
were offering about 3d. per boll below our hat quotations.
Oatmeal in limited demand at previous rates. Barley
steady. In Beans no change. No Peu in the market.

CATTLE, Om—Now...us, June 16.—We have only had
• pun market today, very few buyers or sellers being
✓iainf. Not much business was done. There were 72
Sheep, 183 Beasts, and 137 Pigs penned.
Ullman, June 16.—We were moderately supplied with
• kinds of stock to-day, and pretty fair in quality. Buyers
are on the increase in this market, and all good meat sold
!Feely at a slight advance. Beef and Mutton, 6d. to ind.
Leal, 74. to na. per lb. Nearly all sold up.
IliermurA, June 16.—Oar trade wee very firm to-day
at fen pima Best made from 2s. to 4e. Mutton, 3s. to
45.1)/. lamb, lamb, &Pia 4d. Veal, 3s. to 4a Pork, 2x.64.
ee Se. U. per seems of Mas., sinking the offal.
Zothasinow, Jane 16.—The number of Cattle in the
market this was 746, or 143 move than last week.
Oa sae ant et the supply, sales were slowly effected,
at a redasties, imparted with the prior obtained last week,
of id. per DP& stone. Extreme top 7e. 6d. per
Dutch steel; earned top 3d. ; and inferior
sorts, booata. to 6s. At the close of the market a clearance
was not effected. The number of Sheep and Lambs at the
market this sierabg was 3,072, or 166 more than last week.
Demand peed, sod last week's prices maintained. Top price
of the beet Palm Muftis, 6d.; shorn Sheep, frid. • ' in
feaster, Hd WO", from 11s. to 21s. per head. At the
close • alumnae wee rot effected.
Gilman FLU. 111111116.—This market was held on the
Level-gross, in the village of Gifford. The stock was prin-
cipally cionposed of Meek-heed three-year-old wethers„with
a few lots of half-breds and Cheviot hoggs. The show, in
point of number was about ono fourth kW than last yew,
whisk was areppisid to have been calmed is emenvence of
the vast deemed for lean stock for aim time pet;
betHiasmagelit dy wee good ; and the well-tamai Wilk wide
the slate the weather to-day, Mimi a ipieh
Made of this description c 4 shwa. Am-
oeba reason Ike week a demand was, that the buyers were
ausweas; in feet, several mirth; were not supplied.
Tkers is no doubt but the primary reason is the abientlent
supply of keep in the country. The black-feeml Ingham
were Is. 6d., and rough and clipped hogga about la. per amid
above the prices obtained at the corresponding market of last
year. At the eime of the market it wee supposed that not
a slagla%romallaed aasoid.--Conntry Cows : The show
ot this if eft& wee limited, but the demand ap-
parel to be Mr milkers. The buyers 11111111 pretty
armereas, and pekoes the Whir kinds were hero 81. to
121., sad inferior UMs dews teem the above prior accord-
-BsalOf mod era Tab
_pekes for good edam wen-
roily as WV as at resent murices There were NM mesa
rim. Cows. be wail Memo phial were asked, bat we en
let aware that they met pumeasers, from the high
seed. upon thewW* a tolerable clearance
eatillei negligee this let:A.—lrish Cattle : The
eaMlrss el the above stock was both numerous
awl •at geed polity. A lot or wee-year-old sloes
weepla by Pb. Armstrong at 61. 6e., and other two lots of
Liti:isfeinle4n.o%ll3..io:te‘t7ll:-Ttilitelroti of the
th;esaral
dealers in the same condition,d of stock soldu lot, 41.
averagveing
41. to 41. Is. At the dose of the market a good number
were driven off unsold.—Howe market : This show, with
the exception of draught Hones, end a very few good sad-
dle Horses, had a very meagre appearance, caused
by Horse markets being held today at Dunferm-
line, Kinross, and Bannockburn, also the Lam-
memoir noes. Several sales were effected Amongst
draught Horses of the best kind, at prices varying from 301.
to 361.; the second clam, at about 202. ; and the inferior
kinds, of any use, so low as 101. Saddle and harness Horses
were a most Ulloo=lol/ short sur. What was good was
readily picked up, at prices ran ng from 161. to 264 ; two
or three were sold at a higher tire, but the bulk of the
sales effected were considerably under the above quotations.
On draught Horses there was a decided reduction from re-
cant markets ; bat In the ease of good saddle and haruese
Hones, a visible rise was obeerable. A very considerable
runther of the illeirmehtleald kind left the market unsold.
—Edirebusyll Commit.

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