The Express.
London, England, 1847-04-05 00:00:00

Ms. Bd. per gr., free on board, ia asked for future delivery.
Wheat Teganrog, 621 be. to 6311a5., 665. 2d. to 67.. Id. per
qr. f.0.b.; Itarianopoli, 6141b5. to 621b5., 665. 4d. to 66.. 21 ;
0de..., 611135. to 61 jibe., 62a. 6d. to 64.. 4d. ; Danube, 611 b..
to 6211 n., 625. 6d. to 645. 4d. ' • Egyptian, 525. 9d. to .345. Sd.
Barley: Levant, 571. e. to 6811*., 28.. I Id. to 29.. Ild. ;
Egyptian, 5311 n. to 56115., 28.. 64. to 28s. Ild.

CHEESE.—WiNcREsTER, APRIL 3.—Sales dull,
at a reduction of 2s. to 3s, per cwt. offered for best Chedder,
and 2s. less moaey for Somerset', North Wilts, and Dorset,.
Common lialf-eow .rds and Skims et but week's prices.

HOPS. BOROUGH MARK ET. Tioo eC/04.--
Me•FTV. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the
market is is a dull state, without any material change in
prices.
Nide ill Erb, port. Y. •to ILI* Toadies Kam.. p. so It.
We•ld of „10Y •I Teadlog Imma- „ 1 oto 4 •
Prom •10 tel 10 Old Kew .. . 1 •so 4 •
Plors•air

Wince =Tat. APRIL 3.—Bat Farnham, 71.71. ptr cwt.;
common, 61. 61.; country, 41. 10s. to bl.
WOOL.—ANnoyea, APRIL 3.—Trade not quite
so slack. Beat Lambs' Wool, 13d. per lb. ; inferior, 121. to
124 d. Long Wod, 120. best, and 12d. second quality.
Superfine Combing, 12d. ; inferior, 111. Greys, best, id. to
Bd. ; inkrior, 4d. to sd.
BRADPORD.—The demand during the week past has been
very similar to several preceding ; the inquiries being chiifly
for full-bred Woolr, for which late rates are steadily main-
tained. Neils and broke% are in full request, without change
lin price.

C RA A.D. —lt almost seems to have been weed ley buyers and
sellers that nothing should be done during the month of
Muoh, for farraen have not been loathing for custonnrs,
nor bays the wool-staplers sought the farmers ; and shout
the lame quantity of Wool remains on hand now as on the
first day of last mohth. The demand for goods from Ame-
rica is somewhat increased, but for other parts little is doing;
and u the supply is likely to be fully equal to the demand,
we expert a quirt trade at about the following rtes : Drams
in yelk, 74d. to aid.; washed, 104 d. to Ild. ; Dorset borne,
114 d. to 12d. ; Down Ewe and Lamb, 124. to 124 d ; Down
Tegs, 13d. to 14d.

Hates:.—ln 'Wool we have no alteration to notice.
Then hay been very little demand, and no alteration ia
peke.
Lame.—Daring the peat week the demand for English
combing Wool has been dull, and confined to supply the
wants of manufacturer.. Prices are atationury. In foreign
there has been.. little more animation during the past week.
Prices remain firm, and the prevailing opinion is. that an
advance upon last year's rates will be generally obtained at
the next German fall. Stocks are at present very low, both
here and in Germany.
Leicerreit.—Wools are more in request, and are sold at
a shade better.

LIVERPOOL.—For the first three weeks of the month the
Wool trade was extremely depressed, indeed at no period
have we known to little doing in foreign; and, but for
the very low state of stocks, we might have expected to
have seen prices lower. During the last ten days there
has been rather more cenfidene • but in the general way
not much has been done, the kinds moat in request being
very Pearce. A sale of East India took place on the 18th
ult. • but, owing to the announcement on that morning of
1,000 bales of this description to be offered at auction on the
6th of May (the greater part of which has to arrive), there
was little spirit in the bidding', and part was withdrawn.
A few sales of United States have been made at about
' former rates, also of Australian, and a little advance for
fair-conditioned parcele, which are scarce. Rather more
has been done in Spanish, principally of the hotter kinds.
There has been more done in Buenos Ayres and Entre Itios,
both the coarser and finer qualities, and during the but few
days some large sales of Peruvian have been made of washed
and unwashed. Although there is no general improvement
to notice in the demand for foreign Wool, still thcre has
been more activity this last week ; but it is feared that any
advance on the rate of interest will prevent matters from
improving. AS ca has been in more request, and some
large sales of white are reported. In Scotch there is no im-
provement to notice, and the demand continues limited.
Imports for the week ending April 3:—Foreign, 41 bales;
previously, 15.897; total, 15,938. Scotch, 380; previously,
2,241; total, '2,634 bales.
ROCHDALE.—There is no alteration in the Wool market.
WAKIIFIELD.—We have not had any change in our trade
this week; if anything, fewer sales are passing, at stationary
prices.

WARMIWSTIR..—The trade rather better than for thn last
four weeks. For the beet Lamb,' Wool 131. per ',ACK has
been offered; second quality, 12/. Long Wools, tint qua-
lity, 121. 10s. ; common, 111 10e. to 121. Superl:w! Cu,,b-
-••••.• 121.• Kconds, ill. Beet Grey., 71. to 71.101.; com-
mon, 41. to 41.104.
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