The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-14 00:00:00

tern samples were is improved condition. The ilentaud
ruled steady, sad late rates were eseasdial Is. per quarter ;
DOW white wheat sold at, dia. to Ws. ; lel* red, 57m. to 6::o.;
old ditto, 43. to GO& per 3U stone. ort. y caluo to Lind
sparingly, bed met a tolerably good deinend at an esbanea.
wet eels. per quarter ; malting made 341. to 30e. per
quarter ;feed aorta, Ws. to 311. per 30 stone. The show of
oats was under an average sad with a firm feeling it, the
trade prices were quite so high es heretofore ; old, ?Ale. to
e. ; new, 23e. to 27e. ; foreign, 2ile. to 20s. per 24 stone.

Oxman, Aran trade in wheat nod barley this
day here was unuseally brisk, causing n rise a I, lee
quarter for good samples, and in that of the latter fur all
sorts ludo 2s. per quarter. For other kinds of grain prices
were vouch the same as last quotations. Flour (second')
ruled from 425. to 435. per sack.
Piraanonow

APW. 12.—A very short supply of all
pain. Wheat, besiey, sad beans, each sold readdy et h.
per quarter over bet west's prioes, and outs. from the few
offering, moss a beam east than for some time past.

RILDINC, APRIL I2.—At our market this day there was
an average attendance, but the supply of wheat still mm.
taws short, }ad generally in middling conditieo. Trade
was languid, but mica were firm. For barley there was •
limited demand at last week's prices.
ROCHERTYR, APRIL 12.—The attendance was not very
large, and business, on the whole, was extremely doll. For
best kinds of wheat there was a quiet demand, prime
lots of white selling for 665. per quarter, and second. at
665. to 605., which wss about Ia per quarter in excess of
the terms oflast week. The supplies of barley were very
moderate, and the inquiries very limited. Best lots for
malting purposes ware dm, at the full quotations of last
week, but grindieg kinds were searcely *aired for. The
oat tred• weevery gnat ; best lots of Poland were 26e. to
We., and other kinds 235. to 265. per quarter.
Wasson, hesic. 12.—With a small supply of all kinds
of grain tp-dety, the.growere have been enabled to make
la per qiikrtet• mono for wheat, and Gd. for oats, .and fell
price. for ereryllhh* Nee; Miss to the grower :•=Whest,
white, new, 575. Islibs Ifllke. per bushel ; red, sew, use.
to Ms., 631 be. per .heeheivi Oar. sew, 11d. to In. per
stone. Beano, 40s. to 49a per qr. of 19 does.
WORCIRRIIR, APREI4,I,,—AIit this day's market these was
a fair supply of wheat from the fanners which aid readily
*et an advance of le. per quartet. The barley Is. to Its. per
garter higher. No alteratios in inferior. Oats, beers.
and peashold foe previous rates, with very little passing is
either.

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Y 09.61 Anal —TlMseltiedMei of farmers sod factors
• rowiefats, and the *apply of Wheat was middling. Buil.
then wee more heal at Is. pm qr. over late prima ; white
sedition made a thyn. to 645. ; red, 565. to 58e. per 56 stone.
?bats was again vary little barley exhibited, and the
iineptiry proved Myths at prim in &dram of those of lass
week ; miatiagthado 355. to 56e ; other Mb. 31k- to 375.
per qr. ~For oats fait demand took plies, and recent cur-
mimes were fully edeblished ; rates. ranged from 22e. to
,1141. per 14 Man
Bra 'WALD; APRIL 12.—We have bad • week of dry
weather, hat not pan/. We have had fros:eva
sceuingned this means it was very hard. A Imp.
of cede aid barley has bees mere, is may MMus too hur-
riedly, we think. Potato planting is pretty genera ; the
breadth nadir this crop will sot be so large so was inteoded
with, to therd icarcity sod high pries of Med. At our
maids meir etc, this week, We hod extremely little pain
of sip kind Wain, sot wady salloisirt for the con-
empties. Prim of everything in favour of sellers. Here,
to-deqr, we had a very wail, almost trifling, supply of gram
trolght forward. Peio.s of barley sod oats advanced la
per qr. Wheat Is. to fia. per qr. over last week's rates.
Wheat, 11010, 445. to 56e. Id. per qr. ; barley, new, 265.
to 32si dd.; oafs, caw, Bin to Ifs.
WaMeirous, dr= 12.—dapplins of femora' pain
have all hot mimed, sad it is gemealls, thought that their
stocks en this neighbourhood us nearly athanated By
boat wiry little has come to band, and coastwise wa have
oaly received • few stall parcels of wheat end miss.
Frees ahead not • slag le arrival bairreseed mi For rest
Midas of the Wads we have saminalied • steady, inquiry
at about peeking rates witit:the emestMil of ladfao corn,
°which hu further Maimed 3d. to 6d. per bar-
eel Whest—Prepared BM- ea eel and held for
prices. Forage dealt in to • moderate el-
ided, at • Mb beim oar that quoiatioas. Bar
. ley fully as deer, and oats saleablost 2d. to 3d. per barrel
more money. Indian con is good iieniand at • reduction
ol'3d. per barrel on Black Bea qualities, and 6d. per barrel
oti American. Present prices begin to attract the attentiou
of Simulators. Flour rather easier to bay. Imports this
' week s—Wheat, 2.34 qrs. ; ladies sera, 277 flourlo
barrels, 61 sada. Exports this, week:—Oats, 3,500 barrel.;
flour, 457 nicks.

CATTLE.—Cmium.a, Aram 12.—The show of stock au
thee °I 6 nmaioll wls Jas than last week, and
of about half a doom droves of Irish cattle, 25
mike god Galvin: cows, and Mt lots af Cheviot and halt-
head sheep. Trade, up to noon, i all departments of the
market was extremely dull, and with the et of the
as of one large lot of Cheviot sheep, which ht 25..
• head, business was quite hominoid,. The of pis
is ear market this morning was anuawalli.
certheds—generelly of avenge quality.... •
fair attendance of buyers, and the market; although not
brisk, was a fair stead willing cum at rather over hat
week's prem. Beat pigs brought 19s. to 245. - secondary
sad inferior, lia. to lik. each ; a dramas not effected,

STATIC OF TRADE—KAMM:MI, Aram I2.—The
wept* buboes of the week has beep muoh more consi-
derable than for some time pest. The extent to which
stocks were reduced last week, owing to the further limita-
tion of production both in yarn and cloth, ceased sellers to
show more firmness on Tuesday, and in cloths buyers pur-
chased rather heavily at lid. per piers advance for India
shirt' Siam that dry some heavy stocks have bees
cleared off or considerably reduced at a further advances of
lid. Long cloths and T cloths have been in emu routed,
but are difficult to buy at late prices. Advice@ from
Calcutta, 26th March, report sbirtings in more active de-
TOLI4 and at Bombay on the 27th they were 3d. per piece
higher than at last dates. The chief impulse has been gives
to the deemed fens, however, by the upward movement
in oottoo, and is ooneequeotly of a speculative character, and
in anticipation of a general advance in prices. In yarn the
improvement wu less clearly felt on Tuesday, but since then
there has been more activity, and the week closes at an ad-
vance of id. per lb. Some large stocks have bap cleared off
for India, but the demand daring the last few days has 801.
braced nearly all alarhata The general report is that the
increased demand for yarns, like that for cloths, is of a specu-
lative character.

AMERICAN COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Maned 28, Evillam
The money market is active at 68 to 7 per cent. oa call,
chiefly et 7 per oink Exchange is ;lull. awl quite nominal,
at 1114 to 112 for first-elase sterling. Gold is stationary at
1014 to 1014. The stock market was extremely dell, sod
eked week on the railway shares Government stocks
were hardly so firm. United States Registered Sixes,
93 j United States Coupon Sixes, 934 ; Erie Railway, Alt ;
Illinoie Ceakral Railway Snip, 64 ; New York Ceatral
Railread, 82e. Flour was more freely purchased, in panto:
export. Low grades ware a shade thumper, whilst taxi
quoted
brands were needy. No melee of wheat d avy in.
Cr=were imported. A pretty brisk inquiry prevailed
Sugars were in good demand. Cotton Was quiet,
but firmly held at 28 to 29 omits. for middling ;mks&

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