The Express.
London, England, 1851-04-23 00:00:00

MARKETS.

n,, ArRI!. 22.

The sales today are, of—
Scotu.-230 hits. Barbadoes, 3.5.. 6a. to 40.. Gl. ; GOO
bags Madras, 295. 6d.; 400 mats Mauritius, 38.. 64, ; 60
buds. Porto Rico, 375. 6d. to 41%.
Correa.-150 tierces and 600 barrels, &c., by auction, at
425. to 775. for Jamaica ; 535. to 665. for Plantation Ceylon ;
425. for native Ceylon; 2.55. to 495. 6d. for washed Rio;
300 bags Costa Ilion, nt loss
IticE.-1,000 bags low Bengal, at Bs. 9d. ; 830 bags old
Table, at 9s.
TUILMERIC, 300 bags, at 16s.
L018E317.-900 bags Calcutta, to arrive, at 48s.

COTTON.—Ltvenrool., APRIL 22.—The market has
been very flat to-day, and the lower qualities of American
may be quoted •a. per lb. lower. The sales reach only
about 2,000 bales to the trade, and include : 1,600 Amen-
can; 120 Pcrnam and Maranharn, 71d. to 80. ; 60 Egyp-
tians, 71c1. to Sid.; 200 Surats, Ofd. to 50.
MANCIIF.STER, Anal!, 22.—There is not much change
in the market to-day, either as regards prices or the extent
of Maine... If anything, lower rates were taken in yarn
than on Saturday, and the Germans were buying rather ac-
tively in the morning, but unfavourable telegraphic accounts
from Liverpool checked operations towards the latter part
of the day. A good inquiry was making for medium num-
hers of yarn suitable fur export to Russia, but did not re-
suit in much business. Very little doing fur India; or for
the Levant. The home trade was as active as last week,
but still there was not much business, though it is be-
lieved a considerable increase of orders could lie thrown on
the market if confidence in the state of the market for the
raw material was nut so disturbed.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Laans, APRIL 22.—There has
been a slight improvement in the market to-day ; a fair
average business has been done.

HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—NorrtNnitam,
APRIL U.—Hosiery : There has been this week a little
more inquiry after spring goods. The factors in the various
markets have been doing rather more business, but not
equal in amount to former years. The trade in all its
branches continues unusully depressed, considering we are
now in the middle of the spring season, when the
greatest amount of business has usually been done. We
are glad to hear of several fresh orders having arrived since
our last report, from the United States ; and from advises
received from that market several others may be expected
by the next straw's. Yarns remain as last week, and but
little business doing.—Lace : In consequence of the Easter
holidays the regular course of business has been somewhat
interfered with. We understand there is a little improved
demand for the home trade, but all other departments
are very quiet, and stocks are increasing iu the hands of
makers. There is no change in the prices of yarns, course
Nos. are more plentiful than fine ones.—Sorts Mercury.

WOOL.—llunmmorim.a, April 22.—A complete dearth
reigno e., tar ss the article W oo: n eoutierat•i ; it does not now seem
to Is• A matter or once—the article wimted—and no one can
recollect a time when there was lit•le business doing.

MANUFACTURES. --11.1:01/MtiFIELD, April 22.
There has ht.. n srwoli quantity o. lc.. &old to-day, but up .n the
~•hole it cao vcareely be eai.l to have been a market clay. Merchants
talk of havang goods ha la. lon.,

CORN.-ll.str.swourit, 22.-At our market this
dayh
y hadsm a lair
"te .e hu
1, buyers ac inge of Wmat. Only a
with very
grem liatitedc arta • amount ot
Muswe rs i trai .and
fanners et icing no di.poa it ion to force rain.. In spa ing ran nothu
passing. Wheat, white, 45.. to 43.1er q. ; eels dn.. to ay,
Ilct.t, April 22. - 'the holidays are interfering a
maul dial With latoil.efa 'UM taw, and toe V +ime-loin or the past
week have been one limited scale, •l h ire eii.swition to give nay In
into hap n .ttceuhle during the prevent. wree. We have now tine
genial weather, and rear tat.on ha. made a rapid start ; the cont';
looks wed'. The supply of fanner Wheat to-day was modetute, and
moles were able to select bed samples at some small lean:tam on
heat week's r.eie; good ..3.bs. red Wheat was woith See. per tir.,
other qualities in proportion. The demand fur Bahl xl tea nerd
a good de .1 . the tin- weather is against a enntioutince of maAing,
and 'wily chaeve samples are now sileab:e for tide purpose; there is
ales am dem in.l fur grinding qu.litie.. Oats are searc.., and fetched
our full quotation. Beane quite ao heat toast week. Nothing doing
in Tess. The Lbeeed m aket I. quiet, %BS a moderate c
buouseoe-a real sale for cake- at the beginiiing of Mat week, w h ch
the tine weather ratter Meeks. Nothing doing in Rapeseed; a lair
sale for cakes at our currency. Imparts Wheat, 1063 qrs.; Harley,
2,3 7; Oil Cakes, tad t. ths; Pone-, 417.
IPsWICII, April 22.-We had • fair show of Wheat to-
day. Atheudawie 0: buyers was -m*ll, and the business trunoacted
arm canfine to resent use, but previous prices wore lolly sustained.
Very little Bailer offering, but DO n'teratlon in price. More demand
for Oats aed D. aria, and rather more ditliculty to purchase ea, ept at
a slight a•lvimes.
LEEDS, April 22.-We have only a small arrival of Wheat
reported, but there is a mad shear of remotes roan et-fie below,
which n .ve all made their passage; he trade rld. • extremely plow,
yet there is gnat firmness with bidden, and Iry ia.ty's vies are main.
tamed. Barley straitly. Wass lull; teo dear. In 11-ta and Whet
ar idea no alteration. Arrivals this Week Wheat, 4,684.1, Osts.
.1.; Barley. 0311 Bean. 141 ; Pees. 154. Rapeseed, 71.
LEIGHTON lluzzann, April 22.-There were agaitt short
supplies of grain at market. use Wheat trail., ru el dull, at &I. per
load under List reeled rates. Barley, on the contrary, drra.
In
other grain no alteration. Wheat, per loud of 5 bushels, 21e. to
2res liar.ry, per hap. or , 215. to 271. lkans, old, 175. Gd. to
20a; new, Ils. to 17.1 per 5 Itieihrls. Oslo, 17s. ro 22*. per qr.
I.r.wr.s, April 22.-The demand for Wheat to-day was
plait, and ant wet ken pries trould inly be obt.tilled tor ehois: Sates
pies ; senoidary and Inbrior sort. must he written I, p err qr. lower.
0: her deserip hum et' grain in moderate rnitaat, at late rates. Wheat,
white, 104. t In/. las.; red, 411. la. to hi. 54. Barley, 321. to 275.
°ave.*. lied. o 17a. Noe. 11.. 02G.. Peas, its, to :in.
LlVlAtrial., April 22.-The arrivals from Ireland and
eneataise during the pa-t week have been in igniticant. From tartan
p arts, however, our supple, have been finny 6btral, can Sating of
wavy, 1.070; Harley, 736; Bea,. 5,091; Indian Corn, 4,5:3 qrs.;
kl .ur, 13,4,3 s eke and 1,132 hart do. Tee exports in the mate time
comprise, Wisest, 1,.479; Indian Corn, 3;111qt.; Flour, 1,437 tuck.
an" htst barrels. Owing to the int rotation of the Rueter holidays,
the trade edam Tuesday Lad boa beep very quiet, without permutable
alteration iu the value of any at Bele. Tie wcativer cahlatuto es-
teem ly fine, with a muck milder win,crature than of late. At this
day's market thee was a lair attendants, of town and country but Cr,,
tio•ever, aeted with muc:i caution, and only a small banner.,
imulted. Fine treat Wheat. were in fair request at late rates, but
info nor descriptions were earner to buy. flour met with a very
limitd actuated, acd mint be not. d Gel per sack and barrel lower.
Fine eviealing Oats were saeabla at full prices, but inferior qualities
were aittleult to move, except at a decline ot id. per 4311 m. Oatmeal
was more inquired for, and the it des made tally untintamed value.
There we re several buyers of Malty lot Wales in attendance, and
be ng extremely scarce, an maim.: of Id per bulbs. way real•seri.
Beaus and Peal W. re w.thout ch inge, either in value or demand.
Indian Cunt met whb litUe attentim, and Imt Tuaday'a prima were
not ostainsele.
LYNN, April 22.-A fairaupply of Wheat and dull solo at
la. per qr. oksitine. A kw pantiles ot Bark y, and pew o unaltered.
Wheat, hest runs, Gab. to tr des., 375. to 415.; slate, 41.; inferior,
Selbe. to 35Itet., 30.. o 31..; Burley, best rune, 231. to a 5,.; com-
mon. Tic to 220.
NEWCASTLE, April 22.-A good deal of rain has fallen
•Inee Saturday. Idol, although the tempera:al e h-n ripen musider.
ably, still. h wirer, the weather rain t be called genial. At oar
market this morning we had a goad Mow of Wheat fr .u.l the growers,
and, baring a lair quantity naming frau ibe coast, the trade, influ-
enced by the dull report Goal Mark-411e, opened heavily, but towards
the Gum, a might otmonisiou having been mink where re eels re-
lpeu al sharing, transactions to a SOL rate client occurred. Flour
otitis rattier more pressed...les prommled slimly. wats buyers hot
the van in their favour. Rye unaltered. Malting Barley eyperieactol
leas inquiry, several of our malt. tea having pun-hued autlicient to
• arry teem through the season. Grind ng also met a mica languid
demand, rod, where Moine. was arced, lower terms bud to he sub.
raided to. In Malt, Bean. and Peas laic stirting. Oats were bell
firmly, 17-. having been refund for Riga, and len. Cad. fair Arehengel,
all weighed grabs. per bushel, f.o.b. Canc. Angus would fetch 135.,
weaning it die. to 4Aboi. per buseel.
PLYMOUTH, April 22.-The Wheat trade was dull this
Monti-is, ter altlitinatt the arrirald base need only small, there was a
good attendance of milers; they bought very eatuttously, and prices
were the tan lower. The weather ix mild, with eh mem, very
favourable toe vegetabon, and the young earn looks well. White
Wheat, 4to. to 42. per 4wlbs.; red, 35.. in .19.. Malting Bart-y, 221.
to 24. per qr.; griming, 21., per Haas. Oats, Its, to lie. per qr.
Flour, ..o. to Ws. per 2sedb..
SALISBURY, April 22.-In consequence of the unrhyour-
able weather tuislOOCtilnil. the attendance of hamar and dealers Wee
short; the supply of Wheat Wei small, and indifferent In quality, and
its ma'am sot and demo; the trade wan toinsequently very dull,
and rneled n v due Ia per qr. Flour was a Mow sale, but no alters.
tem in trice occurred. The war actions in Batley were limited, and
suppuhal previous rates. In Uwe, Beans, and Peas, prime had a
downward tendency, but there was not suit:ant business doing to
quote pricer d.tierelit Irons last week. Present prices t Wheat, when,
34. to 415.; rah 3ter. to attiv. Best Barley, VG. • inferior and mid.
, lung, les. to 23,. Oats, 175. to Vs. Beam. aglfsh, 345. to 40..•
Egyptian. IP. to 32a. Rye, Its. to 23. per qr. Malt, via, to I.
val.
per bushel Tares, 3a. to 7e. Flour, 2e4. to 29v. per emit.

CATTLE, &e.—E.UTItEXItAX, April 22—We have a
do3ktNi eupp., of Beasts ou oder to-day of omitting quart,. AU best
deseriptiou. are readliy taken otf the market, it a alight improvement
In value; other *ono as last quoted. The number of Cheep lees thee
last week, which Felt rectify, at full pi us. in Iced. we know many
large bu3ero woo would take mae Cheep if eshoited. beet is to
U. Pd. Mutton, clipped, bd. to SO.; in wool, tid. to bid. per lb.