The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-20 00:00:00

MARKEL&

PROVISION TRADE.—TooLlat•eritzer, JVSK 18.—
Owing to Maims from Ireland, and advance to the peke
of foreign butter dace Monday, fins Irish baa experienced a
better demand during the week, at fully. 2s. improvement I.
the value Carlow and Clonniel renlisiog 100.. and 1020.
landed, and 106 s. f.o.b. Cork thirds, 91s. and 92e., (meths,
82.. to 835.; and in conseqmoce of accounts from Cork te •
la. to 2a. more elsm inied for next week's or-
rival. No general business doing as yet for forward
eldiumat. The supply slues Monday consists of 364
Liamick, 1,834 Cali, and 1,291 firkins from Water-
ford; and delivery 2,700 firkins. The beet Dutch
Beier has been In good request, particularly tower& the
sod of the week ; supply inadequate to the demand, and
quality being fine, maces advanced to 100 e. The inter-
mediate and interior descriptions also met with a good
steady sale at enhanced rates. Jersey participated in the
general advance, and sold at from 92a. to 965., according to
repute of marks. With a better oenmuuptive demand, Moon '
has been moving off more freely daring the week, but
Generally lower prices had to be taken for
stale and out of condition parcel., of which the
stock chiefly condoms. Waterford, from 50s. to 68..;
for anything perfectly fresh aid prime 615., and in ono or
two instances 62., has been made of favourite brands. A
few sales also at 61e. Loh. bays been elected for immediate
shipment. Limerick and Cork sizeable from 60.. to 56e.,
according to condition. Haenbro' singed bides command but
little attention, and 625. to 63a. may be considered the ask-
lag mtge. The supply from Ireland during the week com-
prises 376 Cork, 384 Limerick and Tralee, 235 Dublin, and
1,326 bales from Waterford, exclusive of arrivals Mt Mil-
ford ; and the delivery since Monday, 2,700 bales Bale middles
continue difficult to bell at 68d. to 60e., and tierce middles sre
taken off in retail quantities at 60s. to 62.. For bans the de-
mand is steady but not active, and rather better prices
have been obtained for small choice Belfast. Lard continues
extremely dull, and last week's quotations barely supported
for the little selling. The shipping trade remains in the same
dull state as noted last week, without any symptom. of im-
provement, end prices of toe and pork have declined 2.. 61.
and 6s. per ask; sad with unfavourable accounts from
Liverpool tho lastkw days, coupled with heavy snivel, from
, Americo, holders are maxima to reduce their stock, end
would submit to a still further reduction in order to effect

COTTON.—Lresseoot., Joss 18.—The eaiee of cotton
to-day are estimated at 6,000 bake. A quiet steady
market at the prices of yesterday.

COTTON 0001:18.—Msarcumessa, Jrsi 18.—Prkes
are steadily maintained, but the week dowse with an entire
neglect of busker, owing to eo many buyers and sellers
being out of town for the holidays, which hare become more
general toward, the claw of the week.

WOOLLRN CLOTH.—Lssits, Juni 18.—Tbe market
keg bees welt attended this morning, sod has manifested de-
cided Improvement The tone fs firm. An bnpression pre-
vails that prime have sees their lowest at present, and opera-
tions are entered into with more confidence, especially in
broad cloths of good qualities, not only In present oaks, but
by order as well. There has been a fair business dote also in
mature cloths, both In light and heavy fabrics. On the
whole the market has been satisfactory this mcening.

HARD W ARE. —Buttes° awe, Juhi 18.—The trade of
this town does not improve; very few orders have come In
during the week. and at the principal manufactories they are
getting stunt. Many of the workpevie have not been
making more than foot days this week ; the out-workers are
worse off In that respect ; and It is feared that the number of
unemployed is increasing. Whitson-week, always a partial
holiday, has been in many iestancee a ornspoleory one this
year; and until about the second week M the new quarter,
little Improvement eta be expected. With very few excep-
tions the order-books are stonily worked up, and so sear the end
of the quarter the factors will give out no more orders than
they can help, conselous that they would be rapidly executed.
The West India trade is tolerably good. The amtractore for
the supply of arms to the Warcoffloe have joie entered into
a fresh contract with the government, In anticipation
of ties present one, the deliveries under which will be com-
pleted in December next. The new contract le for about
240,000 stand of ulna, of which 140,000 ere to be sword
be • and 90,000 beyonete of the usual description. The
deNver this supply of arms w,ll commence in January,
1110, sad extend over eighteen months. Every man in the
trade is fall/ employed. The trade in South Staffordshire
rid But Woreestershire continues dull ; next week several
fermate will be blown out ; and in all probability in three
weeks from this time there will be a dozen ferneries
out of bleu. The coal trade is also without animation portly
in consequence of the bot weather end the reduced demand
for domestic consumption, but more especially from the in-
aetivicv at the works and the decreased quantity need at the
gIIMIOII6

CORN.—CAMBRIDOI, Jl7lll 18.—Ono market wee thinly
attended, very dull, and dimmer from le. to 2a. for wheat.
Wheat, red, 42.. to 44e.; white, 48e. to 52e. Barley, 28..
to 30e. Bernie, 42e. to 44e. Oats, 24e. to 30e.

CANTEIIII7IIT. JUNI lB.—There Waa II tolerable supply
at market to-day. A very dull trade, and prices hardy
maintained last ersok's rate.. Wheat, new brown, 40.. to
46e.; white, new, 445. to 48s. Barley, 30e. to 40.. Oats,
ters. to 30s. Brow, 425. Per, 40e.

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C•ILLISLII, Juxo 18.—Ws had • good supply of wheat;
sales were slow at last week's rates, sod in some initiators
84. per Carlisle bushel redaction was submitted to. Barley
small supply, sales gulch, at fully last week's rates. Oats
good supply, prices setae es last week. Wheat, whits, new
s and old, W. to 21s. ; rtd., new sad old, 18s. ed. to 19s. Si
Batboy, new and old, las. to 14s. ed. Oats, potato. 10s. ad. to
11. 6d.•
' ominous, 10s. to 10a. 64. Flour, per stone, 2.5. to
2s. 2d. Oatmeal, 9s. 9d. to 2s. 4d. Rysmital, lee. Bd. Bady-
na/al, ls. dd.-omila* Jownsal.
Comtism, Jews 18.—A moderate supply of wheat
and other grain. Whist in slow demand, at a decline of 2e.
&slay, beam, sad pus unaltered.

thorczarza, :yrs 18.—The weather during the past
week has been magnificent for the growing crop., and in
consequence our to-day's market was of the nowt lifeless
character, English wheat being Nominally 2a. per qr.
cheaper. Foreign wheat with rut demand, even at the fore-
going decline. Beane no cheaper. To have made sales of
eats a decline of le. per qr. must have been taken. Imports
for the week :—Wheat, coastwise, 940 qrs. • f .reinn, 660.
Barley, foreign, 850. Oats, Ireland, 6,640. Sundriee,
foreign, 3,760. _ _ _

GUILDFORD, Joss 13.—Tbere was not much wheat fresh
in to-day. Duhem prowls, and there was again a necrealry
for reducing prices 2s. to 3s. per qr. to promote busier:ea.
Wheat, 44e. to Hs.; ditto Talavera, 66.. Barley, 314. to
Ms. Oats, Us. to 27a. Beane, 44a. to 47a
HUITFORD, JUN. 13.—Ws were again well supplied with
wheat, ands email demand, at fully ls. per load logs limey.
Barley made laat week's prices. Oats roiled dull. Peas and
beam support last day's new. Wheat, 23e. te 30s. per load.
Barley, 265. to 328. pm qr. Oats, 325. to 29.. per qr. Brant,
264. to 29.. Peas, lbs. to 23e par load.

LIICZIT/11, Just 18.—Mo ;how ef fsrmers' wheat at our
market was ad, °a a moderate scale, end with • slow de-
mand prices were 2s. to Is. par quarter lower than last week ;
white aorta made 60e. to 62a. • red, 48e. 48a. per 38 Mow.
Of barley the supply was exceediegly wanly, and the busi-
ness done was at about the currencies of last week, choice
parcels making 381. per quarter. For oats very little in-
quiry took place, and sellers were compelled to accede to a
agent redactin in order to effect aa., rates venial; from 30/,
to Lie. per 24 mono. The bean trade was more healthy, and
the previous week's camisoles were folly supported, namely,
60s. to 665. per 38 stone.

NEWCARTLE-UPON•TY/EN JUNE 18.—The weather this
week has been scarcely act genial as we are accustomed to
have at this swoon of the year. The ',tithes generally have
been cold, although the days for the meet part have proved
runny. he trade during the week has been characterised
by touch inactivity. and eo little burdneete has transpired se
to ruder prices little better than nominal; where, however,
sake bare occurred it has been requisite to make a further
concession on wheat and flour of 2a. per qr. and sack re-
spectively, but holders have generally preferred landing to
Skive this reduction, quotations being now so low, compered
with quotations abroad, es to justify the supposition that we
mast be about the rallying point. In other articles little
variation has taken plus and until the trade gets more
settled it is our intenbou not to give quotations in the body
of oar circular, but in the meanwhile we cannot forbear
restarting it apposes exceedingly strange that, jut at the
time when the regular demand le setting in (or flour, any
one should ha found to sell at such defused rates. The
weather is certainly against flour keeping in conditit n, still
there is mom chase of madam being kept perfect in ware-
house than peesing direct into the hands of the consumers,
where the wombs for kiepiog Is in many instances mu imper-
fect. At our market we had a very moderate show from the
growers, and, although the arrivals cassettes as well as
boo abroad, are to • fair event, there bean a general
indispoeitist to will at present rater, the demand fell elm of
exibsiwely upon native growth which was taken off at
needy the rates of this day se'nnight, an occasional sale at
the beginning of business being made at a reduction of Is.
to 2s. per qr.; the trade, however, certainly closed with a
better feeling, although, as before stated, transiencies' were
circumscribed. For a lot of fine red wheat 60e. could not be
etcee fed, and so far as respects our foreign quotations they
may be censidawd nominal. Flour met little attention.
Rye is being landed for want of buyers. Cirinding barley wu
in little favour, but prime are without change. Ile malt,
beau., or pew, little minis& the inquiry for the two latter
beteg very Ituritad. Oats were fees preeetegly offend, mu-
ral tic ors having received cadets to withdraw their simples
for the preset. The *mink of the week are:—Whose,
gegaterile, 1,768 qre ; foreign, 2,806. Rye, foreign, 200.
Malt, caster's 116. Oats, a satirise, 2,560. Pees, foreign,
665. Flour, 1,234 mks. Indian ours flour, 600 seeks.
Nonwtcn, Jugs 16.—Here to-day, the assigned reason
being the large arrivals of foreign reported, the wheat market
wasinselmse, and as the farmers were reluctant tellers at the
pries offend, compantivedy little bueineee was done; the
melee made were effected at • reduction of about 2s. par qr.
Supply small. Little passing in other grain. Floor 2.. per
sock cheaper. White wheat is quoted this eventing 60s. to
625.; red ditto. 44e. to 46e, per qr. Flour 30s. par 'rack
from the miller. Latest averages: wheat, 2,3461 qrs.,
60e. id.; barley, 70 qrs., Sie. 9d.
NOM/WHAM, JUNE 18.—At one cora exchange to-day
the goantte of wheat offering wee by no means plentiful, and
the ruled exceedingly dull, farmers to effect able
being compelled to attests to a reduction of 2a. to 3s. pile...