The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-01 00:00:00

MARKETS.

OOTTON.—LrviarooL, Aran, 29.—We have had a fair
demand to-day, and a strong market at yesterday'm pries,.
The salsa are 10,000 bales, of which 3,000 are for export
and speculation.

COTTON GOODS.—MANCHICHTTS, Ann 29.—Than
has been a fair basins offering during the greater part of
the week, in both yarn and cloth ; but buyers have bees
checked by the cortinual advance in prime. The estessive
orders placed for cloth last week and this have sent spinners
into the Liverpool cotton market es rather free boyars,
sad the sales are upwards of 106,000 bales this week, of
which 62,000 have been taken by ;the trade. This Is nearly
double the 000sumption, and has naturally led to prime
advancing. The advance or cotton is about ld. to lid. per
lb., which is about the measure of the increased prices for
yarn and cloth Imre. Buyers, however, pay any advisees
very reluctantly, and there can be no doubt that when
sellers are at sit stiff business has not been very may to do.
The market is very irregular, and people having fewer
engagements es their bonds than others have been not
difficult to meet with, who have been willing to take orders
on easier terms. As the week has drawn to a claw there
beg been lose doing. The chief demand for cloth„has been
for India and thins, including shirtings (both plain and
figured), long cloths, T cloths, madapollama, dm., but
buyers for other markets have been more active than of late,
sad there has been more or law demand far all descriptions
of goods. In yarns there has been a good business in nearly
all counts, and in doubled yams, as well as in very floe
numbers of single. To-day there bas been very little busi-
ness, people preferring to wait for the American steamer,
which will not be in till the warehouses are closed for the
day.

HARDWARE—ffiltillaGLlAll, Aram 29.—The stele of
trade in this town has undergone very little change of late ;
not the least vitality is experienced is any department ; at
most of the manufactories the men work the ordinary
time, but se s rule there is • short supply of orders, and
those coming in are small, and are for the clase:of goods which
sire usually is demand at this mason. Thetexport trod*, so
far es this district is concerned, is also sluggish. especially
as regards all the eastern m►rkets. The 000tineetal trade
Ms fallen off, not only se to the earth of Europe, but oe se-
count of the Mediterranean and the Levant • very moderate
manta of business is being done. The foreign West ladies
trade is pretty good, and thou are a few mom ordain in for
South America ; orders for Canada are in course of own-
pletioo. The reports in reference to the state of the iron
trade of this district are rather more cheering ; the attend-
ence of ironalasten at the weekly meeting in this town on
Thursday was moderate, as were also the transaction; but
there Is undoubtedly more disposition to do business on the
part of coesumers, and if no fresh disturbing atoms
spring up, it is not improbable that the trade may slowly
recover ; certainly there is ample room for that kind of
thing, for all who are engaged in it have bad bad times
enough of late, ma that the least improvement will be wel-
comed. The men have now all gone in ;so far ell is yetis-
factory, but many firms have not sufficient orders to keep
their mills and forges in full operation. The exporting
houses ore buying moderately, but as stocks with home
oonsumers are low, it is most likely that this will being
about more salivation before long. lu Staffordshire pig
iron of good makes there is • little better demand ; prices the
ems as at qoartarday.

CORN.—CAMBSIDOI, Aram 29.—Wheat maintained last
week's edema. Other earn oneisaged in vain& Wheat,
3844 to 40a; eats, 22i. to 203 e.; beams, AL to 40e. ; barley.
28s. to 30t.
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CARLISLE. APEUL 29.—Then WY • voy amen supply of
wheat and barley at our market this day. For wheat theca
was a fair demand at an advance of from 6d. to Is. per
Carlisle bushel upon last week's rates. Barley was in fair
demand at the prices of last week. Oata, of whit& there
was a rather better supply, maintained their value. Priem:
Wheat, white, 16s. to 19.. ; ditto, red, 15e. to 16a. &I.;
barley, lie. Bd. to 13a• ; as* notate. 9s. to 10a. ; ditto,
common, Bs. to 9s. per Carlisle bushel ; floor, is. 7d. to
Is. 9d. • oatmeal, is. Bd. to le. 10d. ; ryerneel sad barley.
meal, Is. 3d. pee atom
CoccHarria, APRIL 29.—A good supply of wheat and
fair of barley. The former met a fair demand, at the quo-
tations of last week, and barley also realised rate..
Beans and peas, being seams, quite as s, wen qui dear.
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Gon.nruin, -AMC 29.-A fair supply of wbeatst market
to-day, which meta good demand, at an advance of la. to
24. per qr. upon the rates of lest week. Bulgy sad other
spring sore at fully hits quotations. Wheat, 404. to 51a. ;
barley, 265. to 325. ; oat', 20a. to 2134. ; per, 384. to 40e. ;
beans, 39a. to 425. par qr.
groan, Aria 29. -A good show of wheat, • brisk
demand, and poses 6d. per load higher. The barley trade
Ss limited both is supply sod demand, but prices are again
rather dearer alike for malting and grinding. Oats and
beau are sot dears, but sell steadily at fully lest wages
prior. Wheat, red,per laad, teas. 23a.te 25e. 6d.; ditto, fins.
265. 64. ; white, rues, 255. to 274. ; Ise, 275. id. Barley,
malting, per qr., 31.. is 365. ; ditto grinding, s4s. to 30s.
Oats, poems, lbw. to 22t. • ditto, feed, 27a. Besse. per
load. 21e. to 25e. ; any 261
LINISTER, Aram W.-Theis wee semis a somewhat
limited supply if wheat today, sad sales were mode at
about le. per qr. min money. Neer white made 41s. to 454. ;
sew wed, 37a to 411 per 35 stone. Of barley this. was
sot snub showing,, sad the tawdry was fair at weskits
rates ; maltiag, 31a. to 355. per qr. ; glsdiag, 28s. to 335.
per 30 stow. Tbe show of oats ems seenty, sad the de-
mand ruled firm at full prises ; old, 31h. to 30s. ; new, 225.
to 25e. per 24 seam
NMWCWITL2.I7I.OII•TTNI, Aran 29.-At ear =whet Ibis
'wrote' we bed a good supply of wheat from the poems,
moderate from the coast. but large hem alined. Frei
gapgad
thrashed samples and Smith eoltalry sow sell . st as
admits of is. per qr., whilst at the eaves doss a dew
silos was toads is seams sew Dentsie. tetsliwerstaltii
581 b.. to 590 e. per bushel, at 41s. area eid as
50e., which had the effect ef ehisideg Wes. mu
held tenealouely for a slight impreemsent, but our dealers
being pretty well is stook, sake proved limited. Gtindisg
barley pointing upward. 1.11 usebenged. Bases sod peas
steadily supported their raw, with • fair iegairy. Oar
is rather better vegetal at het week's prism The
arrivals this week an :-Wheat, sort wise, 1,444 ..m
kg**. 12.002. Earley, OSsetwies, 41; foreign, 1,108.;
Malt, coeskerlea, 20. Otto, overbites, 1,411. Pas, fonts,
465. Flour, essetwiss. 1,335 mole ladles eon Geer,
765 sacks.
Noawicit, APIIIL 23.-The simply el what wee sly
limited at thts market to.day„ aid the Snide sided iim
et aa advise of &heat li. pc fritAss Is. A psi
qualities. The Wiry trade is sow gilts a wanted es st en
, We Lerma The yea" wheelie at tee melee et wiry
, fareevallip in Norfolk. Own kids ulisli basil miii

earlier in the spring have greatly improved, bat ,bars W
plant was thin asd shy them the raspromemat bas bees
very mail, and omay beide have beer. ploughed up
sows with barley. Barleys has. been pleated is good orde,
have sprung up rapidly, and are kakis's well,
Norturatuit, Aram 2D.—We had a moderate 40w
wheat today. The dermad was firm, at fully la. tso
quarter ammo& Old white sorts made 42a. to 475. ;• eig
am, to 44a. ; sew white, 42e. to 475. ; mg,
40s. to 44a. per 30 dose. Them was a limited supply
el barley, sad the deemed was steady at 'boat tke rat. of
lest week new salting, 27a. to 36e. per quarter;
Me. to 281. per 30 Mess Of oats the show wee eau aoi
the demesd preyed fair, at the extreme rates of last week ;
ag. ae Joe. ; new, 21s. to 24•• ; 'Cagigas ZS. to 256. pot
24 storm
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Arms. 20.-The attandaani at this tomtit ht
day, for the time et par, was pretty good. Tba hohln
a good maples of wheat made quite la. per qr. more the
our but west's qsotatiosa. The suos remark away
to beau, while all other hinds of grain, vis., barley,say
and per win imitated in priet The fino genial woelits
bss slimmed for a while the habitual grumbling d the
who in ascot rems have plastid their land, sad are
' swedes of a good nor.
Prllll/0030001g, Aran. 29.p-A
TM meat Muses brim*
us to-day a Wigs quantity of wheat, which woe pretty
sawed off at le. per r. over last week's prime, bee re,
41a.-wolghed 53e. perbushel. licamely say leis
corn, mid pries useitered.
READING, Aran. 20.-Tba supply of wheat, m the et.
=irto-day, was not so large as for some verb ea
y. bat an Improved toe. pervades the trade, ay
sales were effected et aa advents, of la. to 2s. ea the tear
of previous week. White whoa, hest quality, waged
from 445. to 47e. ; memsdary &seriatim*, 41e. to ;
and inferior, 38s. to 41s. ; hut parcels of red wheat, 41a.
445. ; smoodary qualities, 38e. to 41s. ; sad interior, lie,
38. Bailey appeared to be in very short supply, and teat
of the grinding quality only, which sold slowly at tee
255, to 28e. Than was a tolerably good sbow of eau, id
last weoles rates sore well supported, the beet loft g
Poland realised from 25e. to 29e. ; Waterloo desoiptioN.
222. to 251. ; and Tartary, 18e. to 24a. The market hr
buns ruled rteady -old sorts were geoid at 4%. Mfig
sad now et 38e. to 425. Ma* peas sold at 40e. ts 41i.„
sad pay sorts at 40s. to 425. Hessebold Boar is quidi
' 35a., and woods at 31s. per molt

ttooa■wra. Arsu. 29.—The trade at this esm mho
assumed a mesh firmer toile thee for Nome time Usk ..o
the prices of surly all descriptions of whist adreassfl2
to 2s. par quarter. For best white the presest quid.
ass 435. to 46e., sad red 39a. to 412. per quarter; htleia
gad esoogglasy, white, 40s. to 43e. ; sad red, 36.. to 312 pg
quarter. The foreign trade wee eharsaterieed by auk
firming", and although the inquiries were limited prier*
beet sorts were about le. per qr. dearer. There us s fah
consumptive enquiry for fioar which was held for edit
more mosey, Amens's fidehing about ficl. Per hang id,.
Two". The operations is men were wedged daily tithe
griodmg ions, the terms for which were the sue' as beim
Oats met with rather a slow sale, but prices for the led
eons are still high. The qaotatioos for superior tar me
20s. to 235., sad ethers 16e. to 20a per qr.
Waimea, Ann, 29.—We have a fair supply of gnat
to-day, with little spring core. Whist meets igen 6.
mead, and is la per qr. dearer. Oslo, beaux and he*
make fully the prices of last week. P, iota to the grew:—
Wisest, white, 42e. to 445., extra, 462. 631 b.. per Wadi;
ditto red, 40s. to 41a.; este, 1.. per stow ; Nees, 39'. ti
40s. per 19 rkme.
WORCISTSB,_AP.R¢.2O.:—At this lay"! market !hon.

a fair supplya wheat, which sold slowly at barely ht pr
qr. over previous rates. Oats and barley ad. to la pet srr.
higher. Beset advanced la to 2s. per qr. Very little is.
mend for peas.
Your, Aram 29—Bnaleres was steady and prges raves
ls. per qr. higher. NOW white sorts were quoted
uday at
4541. ; new red, 375. to 40• per 36 oboe.
the rates of last week, but there was not mite
Iselin. 30s. to 325. per qr. ; grinding, 275. to 29:. ylse
does. For oats there was a healthy inquiry, and the
rites of last week were made ; new, 22.. to 24a, pre 21
atone.
KIRKCALDY, Lisa 29. —At our wonky markets, this
week, we bad rating more gran °dories. Whast
wended better prioes, but barley and oats were
partionlarly the latter, with a slow demand. Rem, today,
we bad small supplies of all kisds of grain. Barley uf
oats sold slowly at Is. per qr. reduction ; wheat rsaily at
le. per qr. edema. Wheat, 361. to 42a. ; barley, Ea to
30a.; oats, 21s. to 26e. per qr.
WATIMIORD, APRIL 29.—Lately we has had some very
warns weather, sad a fall of rain would now be of writs
to the growing grope. Supplies of home-grown pain his
Imam appear to have almost esseed, but by best deli
reties have bees oa a pretty free seals Foreign arrivals ass
limited to 2,600 qrs. maim. The trade since our last Is
bees more active, end far Dome articles a smart advance
required, while in ether ill•RA00111 late rates are firmly we
ported. For Irish wheat our quotations are merely aomisd;
foraip in much better Styli', sad the last day or to
avast° of ova ls. per barrel has been freely pail. Brig
as befori• in oats, • renessicio of a couple of peen pa
barrel as the part of alien has led to a leap Swipes la
this article. Was con in Screwed dossed at the a.
tame carries:ly of this day menaight. Floor 6d. per sad
dearer. Import@ this week :-141311, IWO ; wheat 98 Wu;
dour, 304 sags. Exports this week :—Wheat, 909 ids. ;
WAS, 1,900 ; barley, 446 ; dour, 526 mega.

°Alma-omin; APRIL 29.—There was pod ow
of cattle oat the Sands this morning, and most of the nth
were is good condition. The Tagil growth of pa fa a
few moth back has given ca impetus to the cattle nada
but to-day's market coming so as. after the large fair it Pth
rich in the beginning of the week (iit which then ins s thy
brisk male at high moth), thew wore not rotor thyme gre
amt. Mike and caltiag own mold for 12t. to 201. ; bit
cattle. U. to 121. a fwd, sad other sorts much the ism •
lest week. Cheviot amp. 118 e. to 324. end 154; CM%
38s. to 40a; halt-bends. Us. ap to 455., and OM 60s. VII
asked.

LIVIZPOOL, APRIL 30.—The Royal Mail thaw
chip China arrived It the Mersey at noon to-day. SO
being sickness on board, so aommuniestion was anemia
take place with the shore until alter an examinatios
vessel by the health officers.
TER CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAIIIL-80IT1F
ARMS, Arum 30. —The Nubian's? and OriatslOsalenil
steamship Delhi, Captain Parish, with the heavy or ad
and China sail., has arrived. She Wings 128 peeemilml
specie valve 1,8071., also 712 packages cargo, of ebli 473
packages are bales of raw silk, value 40,0001. static
Advioss from Tenerife aaeocuace the arrival there ef
Ile
Coefedsrate ram Stonewall. Gibraltar, April 133.—t0
changes daring the week have boa—Londoe, 90 days' ad,
4911 ; Park, 81. 28e. • Mandlles, 8 days, M. 17e. Mlea;
Madrid, 8 days' eight, 2 die. ; Cadiz, 3t dia. ; 8•71114. pa,
Malaga, t din. ; Barcelona, jto pen. ; Valeria, par; /1.8•
caste, j dia. Freights are without change.
•wHavautrzY AND MARKS? WIIIOIITON RAILWAY.—
This line will be opened to-day, having bees duly approve'
by the government inspectte,Clapteln Tyler. The lire anal
the Hall and Bridlington seethe of the North Fosters
about half a mile north of the Beverley station. There are
two stations. Some of the earthworks are rather heavy.
The contractor for the line was Mr. T. Jecheen, Oa» d
Nottingham.
CRYSTAL PALACIL—BIoRdin, being about to We
his departure tor Russia upon • lengthened engeonetsto
made arrangements at the Crystal Palace for a begat Mir
day. His long ropeltas been fixed at a meanie blight b
the great transept, 011 which he will perform all his pa
feats. Tbe pedometer's@ will take plate at fear ea*.
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