The Express.
London, England, 1853-04-15 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COITON.—LIVERPOOL, APRIL 14.—The market closed
with some animation, and American descriptions were ge-
nerally 1-16 d. per lb., and Sea Islands 2d. per lb. above the
current rates of Friday last ; other kinds commanded full
rates. The sales were estimated at 10,000 bales, and com-
prised 600 Perna= and Marauham, at 60. to Bd.; 20
Bahia, at ; 300 Egyptian ; 700 Surat, at 3id. to
4N.; and 300 Sea Wands, at 20d. to 30d.
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MANCHESTER, Arun. 14.—The *deices by the Baltic,
from the United States, to the effect that cotton had gone
up a sixteenth or an eighth of a penny per lb. since the
previous mail, have bad the effect of causing prices to har-
den still further on Tuesday's quotations. Buyers, how-
ever, have consented to give better rites with great seism
untie, and there has been but a moderate amount of busi-
ness effected.

WOOL.-13gADeoRD, April 14.—The sales during the
week have been limited ; the prices demanded act as a har-
rier, and the accounts from the country are quite contrary
to business being done. Noils and broke. are without
change.—Bradford 06arrver.

MANUFACTURES.—BRADVORD, April 14.—Yarns:
The business doing is not different to that of many weeks
past. The cost to produce yarns rules too high to enable
the spiuners to offer at prices at all satisfactory to the manu-
facturers. Pieces : The diflieultio to nuke goods to meet
the prices offered are nut lessened, and the avocation of the
manufacturers cantina.. cheerless end untemunerating.
The fair at Leipaic is well attended, but the advanced prices
retard the operations.—Bradford Observe►.

CORN.—Blauttmonag, Arum 14.—At Gloucester and
Worcester markets, on the 9th, there was a short supply of
English wheat, and although holders were generally firm,
and in some instances prime white new realised quite as
mush money, little progress could be made in the sale of
any other description, even by submitting to a reduction of
Ls. per quarter. Barley nominally unaltered. Oats taken
in retail at former prices. Beans maintained their value.
During the present week we have had very little English
wheat offering, no transactions whatever in foreign ; had
buyers appeared, lower prices would have been accepted.
Fine barley rather more in request, interior rather difficult
to quit. More doing in oats but at below previous rates.
We have a fair consumptive demand for beans, with the
turn in favour of the buyer. Some peas have found buyers
at our quotations. At this day's market there was a short
supply of English wheat, and all descriptions of new were
fully as dear, but foreign was offering Is. per quarter lower
without Ii ading to much business. Fine barley rather
dearer, and secondary qualities were taken in retail at the
currency of this day se'nnight. Some quantity of oats
changed hands at previous rates. There was a fur sale for
beans, but Egyptians were the turn cheaper. Peas un-
altered.

BRISTOL. APRIL 14.-The market has been tolerably
well supplied with English wheat, for which there has been
a moderate sale at the currencies of this day se'nuight.
For foreign the demand is sluggish, and values have again
declined to the eatent of fully Is. per qr. In flour there
was but little business doing, and in what sales were
effected a decline of from 9d. to Is. per sack was submitted
to upon English and proportionately upon foreign. For
'malting barley the sale is restricted, but there has been no
quotable deviation from the late currencies. Heavy
grinding qualities are 6d. per qr. lower, and lighter
descriptions Is. per quarter below last week's currencies.
Oats remained without alteration, either as regards business
er prices. Beans remain also much the same as last week.
Davizas, April 14.-We had a moderate supply of
Wheat to-day, the very bi st qualities nearly maintained
last week's prices, hat all middling and inferior kinds were
from Is. to 2s. a quarter lower. In Barley the best malting
qualities were no cheatier, 395. a qr. having been given ; but
all inferior sorts were Is. a qr. lower. Oats, Beans, and
Peas were in small supply, with no alteration in price.
Spring Tares were in good demand, at from bs. 9d. to 71. a
bushel. Wheat, white, per qr., 570. ; best red, 625. to 555.;
middling, 40s. to 525. • inferior, 335. to 40.. Barley, 26e. to
395. Oats, 18s. to 26:. Beans, 341. to 425. Peas, 345. to 40s.
Flour, floe, per sack, 375. to 40s. ; seconds, 321. to 365.
Newham, April 13.-The supplies of samples to-day were
moderate, and, owing to the operations of the spring seed
time, not much business was done. Both Wheat and Barley
were in limited demand, and the market was rather dull for
both kinds of grain, although the rates of last week were
supported. Oats, Beans, and other cora were fairly in
request. Prices: Wheat, white, from Si.. to 535. ; red, 475.
to 495. ; grinding Barley, 28s. to 30s. ; malting ditto, 725.
to 35e. • Oats, new, Ws. to 235. ; old, 225. to 244.; Beans,
new, 3430. to 36e.; old, 435. to 445. per qr.

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NIWBUILY, April 14.—Our supply of Wheat this day
was only moderate, for which there was but little demand,
at a decline of from Is. to 2s. per qr. The supply of Barley
exceeded the demand, which led to lower prices. Oats,
Beans, and Peas are steady in price.

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lantsiooE, April 14.—The supply of grain is good, but
the trade dull, and Wheat is Is. to 2s. per qr. lower in
value, the average price is 46e. per qr. Barley and Oats
in demand for seed wish tut little doing in other articles.
WATERFORD, April 13.—Although the arrivals of grain
from abroad have been only moderate since Saturday last,
our market to-day was quite devoid of animstion, and the
amount of business transacted was very limited at about the
currency of last week.
EDINBURGH. April 13.—We bad a very small supply of
grain to•day. There was a fair demand for Wheat*, and
prices up a little. Oats sold well, and dearer, while Beans
were lower. Wheat, 465. to Sta. Barley, 295. 6d. to 40s.
Oats, 18s. 6d. to 241. Beans, 31s. 6d. to 365. Bd.

CATTLE.—Nzwmti, April 13.—A large warket to-
day, and also a considerable attendance of buyers, and
a good deal of business done. In prices there was little or
no variation. There were 160 Scuts, 636 Sheep, and 120

pig! penned. -----
N:wastx FORTNIGHTLY MARKET, April 12.—There
was a large show of stock to-day, and a good deal of busi-
ness done, at prices equal to those realised the fortnight pre-
vious. There were 640 Sheep and 64 Beuts penned.

SALFORD, April 13.—We continue to be well supplied
for the season stock, and of fair quality. The increased
demand enables graziers to command very full rates, which
to-day were again fully equal to those ‘f last week. Every-
thing in Beef and Mutton, from fair to good, found ready
buyers at rather improving prices. Beef, Sad. to 6i. Mut-
ton, 6d. to 7id. per lb.
WAKEFIELD, April 13.—At this day's market we had a
large show, both in Beef and Mutton. Trade in Mutton
rather heavy, although there was a large attendance of
buyers. Number as follows: Beasts, 900 and upwards, in-
cluding.3s foreign. Sheep, 6,500. There was a small re-
duction in the price of Mutton. Beef sold at from 6s. 6d.
to 7s. 3d. per stone of 141bs. ; Sheep, in wool, 80. per lb. ;
&bona ditto, flid. We had a fair show of lean stock, and a
large supply of Pigs. Part Sheep left unsold.
Enimauson, April 13.—The number of Cattle in the
market this morning was 643, or 73 less than last week.
Demand good, sales brisk, end last week's prices up 6d.
per Dutch stone. Top price of the best Beef, Bs. 6d. ; cur-
rent top price, Bs. 3d. ; current price, Si. Od. ; middling and
interior sorts, from 7s. to 7s. 60. per Dutch stone. At
the close of the market a good clearance was effzeted. The
number of Sheep was 1,3.1, or 342 less than last week.
Sales were slowly effected, and last week's prices were fully
supported. Top price, 7ld. per lb. ; current top, 7d. ;
current price, 6id. ; middling and inferior sorts, from s;d.
to Gd. per lb. At the close of the market a good clearance
wee effected.

CIIIiESE.—SALIPAVILT MONTHLY MAALEET, April 14.
—The supply of Cheese at our market this morning was
moderately good, about 200 tons, and the quality was of an
ordinary character. The attendance of buyers was lets than
last market. From the enormously high rate of prices, and
the continued advances demanded en the pant of the hold-
ers, factors withhold their purchases to any extent, and
strictly confine them to their immediate wants, consequently
the trade to-day was very sluggish, and, although • consi-
derable quantity changed hands, much remained undisposed
of at the close of business. Prices generally had an upward
tendency upon last market's prices.

WATERFORD AND LIMERICK RAILWAY.—This line
will be opened for public trAffic between Clonmel and Fad-
dawn this day (Friday). Fiddawn is about eight miles
from Waterford, for which distance passenger will, for the
present, be eoanyed by conk or steamer.

eX/PPJA 0 /NTELLIGENC/i.

SEABORNE MAILS.
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by the night—and Id by the amenity deopateh.l

Day Turn made tit rrou. What arm
COUNTRIES. to iteoeral P.st. I'.ut due lei
Odlor,Lendua. deeps:chid. Erteasd,
A -I,llriLpeeks! N Every Friday Liveries'' Ilachikei
L Hutted earn
paid .. ..fr tort! 13
r-ri. A esrunielart;MlM %Kit 16
Aestralla(via Ileuthansp.
too) le Ph of May ........ Southampton. April 4
DiNoitta Marseilles) N o•hof Slay .....-. Duerr ..... - April I
Dine (via Cape et (loos
Hope) ... l4 And of June Plymouth .. %larch hil
Alba (Wear &Zel) -.V Urd of the mess •••.vniouto . Arrived
Vitsandria ..........-. . :Pi ~ 0,24,& 3trof no. Dover April IS
Alexasdria
Nahum Pi fed of the month •Aiuthamptun. stof mil
egkitta 1 rally Dover y
RAO .- ........ .........V etk ill t^e mein. Southampton. Dailaprll 14
Bums Ayes V eh .f the womb Southampton. Apeil 16
Oared 000111ot* N Nth of the month Plymouth .. April 34
Ops et Good Hope. N Inds( June Plymouth .. May 30
Oafs& Verde N :tilt of the mouth Plymouth .. April 36
Oeyisn (see lade.)
pylon N 14th of the month Plymouth .. April 36
Obannia Ides ...... ) Mon.,Wed..llffrld Southampton. PuTliSit
Chili .........V isdail7th.f mews. Southampton. April 16
China (see beilra.)
finaehustinopie N 7,6,17,24,307 am. 1 lover
Canetantirtople AI &Whist"' of month Southampton. April 20
Cont. of Europe M &Is Twig:edgily Doter
Egypt (see India)
Erases .. •
.............M & N Twice daily y3ihraltar Si I, 7, 17,a1„29 atm. iontlishiptem April 16
0 woe (ere India)
oreytown 3l Nighl7thof month Southampton. April 16
Hamburg 14 rased.. & Pads, ,Lordon
Ilavannah % And of the mend!southampton. Ist ofem.
H ,Ilaud
'bottom' - ... ..... ... A. .7th of the aratitt Southamptoo. April t6I
Adia(vlsSoeikantet.) A ith&:01.1 of ir.ontr Southampton. April 20
lota (via Alareelliea' N .m. 111.4116( moutt !)oer
lonian Wm (see Indio)
Veined. dJi :'• Twice Astle
Lisbon. hi 7,1., 17, t 27 of m. Southampton April 16
Madeira M ith of the month... Southampton. April 16
Madeira N lard of the month Plymouth .. Arrived
Malta (see India)
Malta N 7.17,1),17&300fmD.mer ... ...... April it
Matuitius (see India)
slauritilits N Nth of the month Plymouth .• AMR 34
Meese... A hid of tee month !Southampton. Warn"
Issas ...... e imlStra.ithut tree Dover aprfi es •
New OiaLd.r; l4 lieditl +that mead Southampton. April 16.
New Zealand....... ll, private ship .• Various port !facer
'pal maps ....... l' Mb iithPitriol mot, 'lover April 21
Peninsula .......- % 7thl7thPithaf mo: seutbruepien, April II
Peru . ...... ......,, * Ind t 27-h of mo. Southampton. April 16
Poet Naral - If 14th of the month Plymouth ... April 26
Welly .lt ;sta.. iS.e..l .." Dever ....• April 28
fussany P Uhl Ath'.l4-Sof mod Dover . April II
Venom!' M asdal7rnefraos.a Southampton.l April IS
fan Lnetnen's Land (en
Australia)
West Iddles ...... 't Andallthef temeth SouthAmpion. April 14
• When any of throe dates fall cn a Sunday the mails
will be de.
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• Vilma an of throe
"patched on the follu'ri
Bouthantptan). and the
day paladin.

_ f.ll cn a Sunday the mile will be de.
day, with the escep'iou of the 'midis Olt
ilte, both of which will be deepatehedflab