The Express.
London, England, 1853-04-20 00:00:00

MARKETs.

Cift TON.—Lierstrouh, Arun, 19.—The market 'loud
tensely, a:id h. avi!T supplied, higi compAred with Friday's
rates prices of all kind. lean to tiv buyer. Americans under
.534. arc 1-114. per lb stud, r the curryiey of last week.
The aids s amount to 5,009 tusks (chit fly Atuericon)— LOCO
for export, and 690 on speculation; 250 Etryptian, 7d. to
1414.; and 2d Sea Islands, 22d. to 2s.
MaxettP.errst. APRIL 19.—The market has been quiet,
and prices were scarcely sn firm where spinners appeared
as sellers, but those who hold contracts, which include the
great majority, were not disposed to make concessions. The
spinners of low numbers are indispose 1 to take contracts
owing to the probability that the movement going on
amongst the operatives for high -1. wages may drive them to
close their mills. In cloth buyers repart a rather easier
market, but sellers have not made any alteration in their
prices current. Souse sales were made for India, but the
ujgregate businese is hut moderate in extent.

WOOLLEN CLOTII—Lxvns, APRIL 19.—We have
no change to report on the state of the market to-day ;
about en u•ual Tuesday's business has been done.

WOOLS.-llrnotasettr.n, April 19. —We have no
change to report in the Wool m ,-ket. Wools of good
quality meet with ready vle, and m ,intatn their firmness
iu price; but the lower qualiti.-s .re not so much inquired fur.

MAN CFACTUltES.—llt:Dimucvmn, April 19.—We
have had a good attendance nt merchants in the Cloth-hall
to-day, whore operations have been chilly in seasonable
fancie,, and the finer sorts of woollen goods, in which a
tolerable amount of business has been done. Simi's, dm.,
in low qualities, which have hat .n excellent run eirint all
winter, are neetimulAting iu Auck, the demand having
fallen off considerably.

COCK.-I utL, April 19.—At to-day's msrket there was
a very small attendahce of farmers, and a consrqueut small
show of Wheat; all fresh-condition, d corn was brisk at Is.
advance, uud other qualities fully MI dear. Little or no
business passing in 1.1 si ley. Oats are neglected. Beaus
much the same as last week. Peas rather more inquired
for. More firmness exhibits itself in Linseed. There has
been • large business done in Linseed Cakes during the
week. Nothing doing in ILipese‘d. Rape Cakes lira scarce
and lively. Imports from April 9 to April 15 Wheat,
1.428 qrs. ; Barley, 860 ; Beans, 685 ; Tares, 172 ; Linseed,
95.1; Rapeseed, 240 ; Oil Cakes, 85 tons.

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LEant, April 19.—The arrivals of grain continue limited ;
good fresh Wheat is scarce, and such readily fetches Friday's
rates, but all other descriptions sell in toe merest retail,
without alteration in value. Fine Burley fully as dear,
other sorts go off very slowly. Beans steady. Oats and
other articles as before. Arrivals this week: Wheat, 3,325
qrs.; this, 6i; Barley, 534; Beans, 832.
Livzitroor., April 19.—This morning we het: a fair at-
tendance of country millers, and the usual number of the
local trade, with the former uf whom, principally, a good
steady business was transacted in fresh' foreign Wheats, at
the full rates of this day week, but stale and inferior quell
ties still remain uninleelle, and the value quite nominal.
We have a continued free demand for American Flours, at
the currency of Friday, being a shade better than on Tuesday
last. French is not attire, but Spanish is in better request,
and held far rather more money. Beans support the slight
improvement noted in our last, but iu Barley, Malt, and
Peas there is little doing, without change in prices. With
the increased supply of Oats the sale, is slow, at a reduction
of id. per bushel; and Oatmeal, though taken by country
dealers to a fair extent, receded to-day 3d. per load. Ame-
rican white Indian Corn must be quoted Is. to Is. 62. dearer
on the week, and on yellow nearly the same improvement
might be made, were there any in hand ; no sales reported
of this grain afloat, and no arrived cargoes in perfect con-
dition offering at present. Arrivals from the 12th to the
18th April, inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn: Wheat,
882 qrs.; Barley, 582; Malt, 569; Oats, 11,320; Beans,
46 ; Oatmeal, 2,730 sacks; Flour, 184 sacks and 22,415
barrels. Exports to Ireland : Wheat, 842 qrs. • Indian
Corn, 5,631 ; Indian Meal, 305 barrels; Flour, tiG sacks
and 1,808 barrels.

LYNN, April 19.—We have bad a small attendance of
farmers, and but little corn at market to-day. The trade
is dull, and for Whist Is. per qr. lower.

NEWCASTLE, April 19.—The weather, though gloomy, is
rather more general. At our market this morning we had
a fair supply of Wheat from the country, which went
slowly off at barely Sa,urday's rates. The demand for old
Wheat has subsided, and the trade upon the whole finished
heavily. Flour only saleable in retail, and the buyers have
the turn in their favour upon the business passing. Only a
slow sale is experienced in malting Barley ; in grinding no
change. There is less disposition to press axles of Oats, and
upon the whole a firmer footing is exhibited by holders.