The Express.
London, England, 1851-05-06 00:00:00

MARKETS.

GLASGOW MARKETS, MAY 3.-Colonial produce
There has been rather an extensive demand for eat India
Muscovado sugars this week, the sales amounting to 860
hhils and tierces, and 345 barrels. Moist brown Trinidads
sold at 345..; dry browns, 3is. to 36.. 3d.• middling and
good middling, 36e. Bd. to 375. 6d. ; and rest 38e. to 395.
per cwt. 140 begs Bengal sugars sold at 38s. Refined
sugars have had a good demand, without any change in
prices, which range from 495. to OW. for brown loaves, up
to 665. to 60s. for tine and very fine. Crushed sugars have
likewise been in good demand at steady prices. Browns,
395. to 42m. ; mid. yellow., 425. 6d. to 465. 6d.; good and
fine yellows, 465. to 48s. U.; fine and very fine whites,
495. to 625. Treacle, Ils. 6d. to 12a. 6d. per cwt. Iron:
There has been a steady demand for pig iron this week, at
the same prices which were current last week. Bars like-
wise continue in fair demand, although the market is not
quite so brisk as it was about six weeks ago. Cotton :
Purchasers have been exceedingly cautions this
week, and the transactions have been confined to
small parcels for Immediate use. American descrip- I
dons are about Id., and other descriptions id. per lb.
lower than last week. Goods and yarns : The duluess which
has latterly prevailed in the market for goods and yarns has
still further increased during the present week. Stocks of
yarns are becoming larger, and although offered at lower
terms purchasers hold off, in the expectation that the lowest
point has not yet been reached. Piece goods of all descrip-
tions arc little inquired for, and the reduction, as compared
with the value of the same goods in March last, ranges from
3s. to 9s. per piece, or from 9to 18 per cent. It is generally
allowed, however, that the stocks in retailers' hands are
unusually low at this season of the year, and that a deniand
for the home market must spring up at an early date.
American produce: Our market for American produce has
not exhibite-d auy important change during the week.
Flour may be considered 3d. to 6d. per barrel cheaper.
The extreme value of Ohio flour is somewhat under what it
can be imported for to this market. Potashes have been
sold to some extent at 275. 6d , and pearls are held at 28e. 6d
per cwt. Lard is in demand at 475., and cheese is very dull,
at 355. to 36e. per cwt. for best quality. Indian corn is
saleable, at 17s. 641. to 18s. per 280 lbs.

COTTON.—LiTiaToot, MAT s.—The sales of sottou
to4ay attend to about 0,000 bake, and include 1.0 Pennons and Ma-
=ham% 74 to 01; 100 Bahia, 71; 100 Egyptian, 7f ; 300 sarals,
31 to 14; 00 Sea Island% 101 to 11l f ; and the resnalridar Assedeau.
TM Imports Man Thursday last an 30,000; Ms exports since Thurs-
day last, 1,u00; tikes on speculation since Thursday lad, 3,000. The
market closed with steadiness ; compared with last friday!' rate;
prices of all kinds an much the same, 54. Aratrisak perbara, tab
barna • sheds drine.

COALS.-LoNDox, -AT m A-P -. -LOPE OF THE )(All-
en.- Iledbengh Meth.. 12a. 9d ; Tandeld Mow 12s. 91.; 'Penfield
Moor Butes, lk. W.; Wert Wylm, 130. • WIWI, 13k; Walls End
Acorn Close, 130. 6d. • Will. End Bell ad Brown, 13s. Gd.; Will.
End Elm Park, 13k 61. • Walls End Danforth, 13e. Bd. ; Wes End
Harlow, lie. &L ; WiII. End Hebburn, 13a. 6d. ; Walk End Hilda,
Ire.; Walk End Northumberland, Ik.; tumbler Primrose,
14. e. 3d. ; Walla End Bell, 14e.; Walls End Helton, 13. ; Will, Eno
Howell, 15s. dd.; Walls End Kepler Grange, 14e. 9d.; Walk End
Liwebton, 14s. 9d.; Walk End Penher, 14e. • Walla End Rich-
mond, 14 3d.; Walla End Rnaerl's Halms, 140'. 9d.; Walla End
Stewart's, ; Will. End Candor, lie. 6d.; Wkls End Heugh
11411, 141. 3d.; Walls End Kills., 135.; Walls End South Hartle-
pool, 14s. 6d.• Walls End South Mellor, 14s. 3d. ; Walls End West
kelloe, 13s. 61; Walk End Whttworth., 12s. 6d. ; Walls End Ade-
laide Tess, 14s. 6d. ; Walls End tiLiclwn's Tem, Ile. W. ; Walls
End NUNS West, 12a. 6d.; Walls End Seymour Tee., 13e. 6d.;
Will. Ent Tees, 150.• Deep Vein Gaunant Stone, 22a. • Halley,
Ids. 6d. ; Sydney's Harley, 146.-41 hips at mule; 218 ; sold, 117.

CORN.—ClarNezarza, May 3.—We have experienced
•rather dull market to-day ; toe supp:ies continue short, and the de-
mand was but hatted, prices ranang much about toe tame as this
day wick : Wheat, 91. los, to 101.19 t. per load; Barley, 32a to 26a.
per qr.; Oats, las. to 23a; beans, 28s. to 325.

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iiAnrsion, May s.—The show of Corn with us to-day
was abort, except to Wheat, which wee pretty good and the axle
very dull, Monti prl we but little altered ironi our last The Barley
on oar sold at late prices.

CATTLE, &e.—CoLewasTaa, May 3.—There was a fair
' bunnies dans in Sheep, at last week's prices. Fat Beasts sold on
rather better terms thin laat week, but lean stock do not improve in
flan or demand. Milch Coin keep up in price, and the demand still
eager for prime ones. The value or jointing rigs ass the turn higher,
but other deecriptloos slightly Seabed in nine. Good Sows in pig
were more inquired aler than of late. Supply : Sheep and Lambs,
3,u60; bents, 340; Pigs, 310; Culver:, 20; linen and Ponce, In.
Li CILDFORD FAIR, May s.—The encouraging prices made
of stare Sheep at Inning and other fairs lost week, esuse: the sup-
ply at this for to be very extensive. In Sheep competition w.di vi ry
keen, and the stock shown everior, sad the improved prices of last
were were fully sustained; buyers were very numerous, and sales
were speedily edected, and hear., this whole of the pens were clewed
by 3 o'clock; meet of the lots exhibited were toishon. The hest
Down wethers made from Sts. to 444.; boa:wets, 316:. to 34a. each;
couples, with Limbs forward, 311 e. to VI, the ample. Griming Beasts
of all descriptions met with a rely sale, at improving figure*. Milk-
ing and in.ealf Cows in good demand, mating wan .W. to 141. each;
hedera. in Cell, Ti. to ltd. Horses were plentiful, and sold freely.
The test 3-year-ekl sart-llorrea made ham 30 to tin guineas nen ;
middling sin, for farming purposes, :0 to 40 guineas each. The nag
Nurses were very inferior in quality, but found buyers at good prices.
LIVERPOOL, May s.—The market was well supplied to-
day, awl the demand Les been good at • small advance on bat week's
priors. The stock in market consisted of 1,682 Cattle and 4,3i6
Sheep, the whole of which was told at the following prices : Fast
elms heifer., Sid. to Sid. ; second ditto and fat bullock. , sta. to 3d. ;
hislf.fst Bullocks and Cows, 4d. to 44d. ; prime wedden, 61d.;
second elms ditto and ewes, bd. to 601. per lb., sinking the offal.
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NORWICH May 3.—Our market exhibited a good show
of SCote and elloraborm. There being • good atteadance of buyers,
* dial of business wits transacted, at, for Soots, 3m. to Se. tid.; short.
born*, 2s. 6,1. to So. per stone of 14 Itm when fat. At the clam many
lots of shorthorns ternadiell unsaid. Fat Bemis ma immense num-
ber ; trade dull at is. 6d. to Gs. 6d. pee stone for prima quality, and
nut half sold. The yens fairly tilled; boggets from la to is. per bead
lower ; few smolt'. There was • large supply of fat Sheep; Gs. to
6s. 6d. per atone, and more than half unsold. Ewes and Lambs of
*II age. • dull sale. Good store Pigs from 16a. teal. par hasd. Vat
Pork, 4s. 6d. to Se. Gd. per stone.

Witrow Feta, May 6.-116 fair was held to-day, and
the supply a blimp was wry short, being be dun the number
usually yenned. The quality ad condition were smother, and the
business was very brisk. Everything sold at about is. pet heed
above the lairs riadited at the late tlowatoa Pak. A much-admired

inn of 100 rep, exhibited by Mr. Saunders, of Wishford„ won the
Arse prize, and were afterwards sold at 325. per heed. Ms second
prise was woo by Mr. Madding, whoa, Sheep elicited much praise,
and radioed high pricer. Wethers sold from 32a.t0 gla. Couples,
from 3(1, to 40a. The Mom of Cattle was rather 01 an inferior cha-
racter, and not much baguets clang. A fair supply of Norse.: good
Cart Colts and umelul Hacks met a good &mod and high priors.