The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-27 00:00:00

MAME? S.

COTTON.—LtvraPooc APRIL 26.—We have again Lad
a large litiainew trauwieted, and prices are not so irr.vita
as they were. The aides are 15,000 balm—including 12,121/
American, at 41d to eid. ; 2,000 Surat, at .3d. to 51d. ;
300 Egyptian at 9d. to 111.; 400 Pernsm, at 71d. to )44. ;
30 Bahia, at 7icl. • 150 Maranham, at Bd. to 84—of which
5,000 are for apeAdation and export. The week's import
is 81,015 bales.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADFORD, APRIL N.--
The flatness we have for some time reported in the woo!
market still continues. Sales are with dilflcultyuffected at
prices which leave no profit on the transaction. The supply
in the market is an average for the time of year. Node nal
shorts are not produced in large quantities, and prima aro
steadily maintained. In worsted yarns the export howa-rt
still continue limited buyers, but there are rather more in.
quince to-day than for some time past, although home
manufacturers are not so free to operate as they
were a few weeks back. Prices are fully supported,
because it is impossible to produce pares at
less cost, and any reduction would entail • decided lose.
The Easter fair at Leipzig has been very fiat both fur weals
and yarns, and very few orders have reached this market in
consequence. The piece department presents the same iu.
dications. Manufacturers have mason to complain of a
slow and profitless trade. Some are doing less already, and
others will have to limit their production to avoid lows.
Many have their spring goads still on hand, with but little
prospect of selling them, the season being too far advanced.

CORN.—Brumoumr, Arm 26.—At Gloucester and
Worcester markets, on the 2IA, the trade ruled dull ; but
the former was Is. to L. 6d. and the latter about Is. per
quarter dearer for wheat. Barley very scarce, and held
higher. Oats, beans, and peas all up CA to Is per
quarter. During the present week, few transactions in
wheat are reported, but owing to the continuance of cold
ungenial weather, no reduction has been submitted to.
Barley only taken in retail, at our quotations. Oats have
further advanced 6d. per quarter. Small unaltered. Peas
dearer. At Wolverhampton, yesterday, little wheat
changed hands, but holders were firm in price for all de-
acnptions. At this day's market, there was • less supply
of wheat, for which high prices were demanded ; but the
sales ma were at about previous currency. Barley main-
tained its value. Oats and pea, Cd. per quarter dearer. The
turn in boans was in favour of the seller.
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Draw, Arian. 06.—A1. the opening of the market the
high prices asked checked business. There was a fair
supply of wheat which met a good sale at fully late rates,
and in some instances, for very prime samples, the turn
was in favour of the seller. Barley was in small supply,
and sold at about last week's prices. Beans were in better
demand and 2s. a qr. dearer. In oats and peas no altera-
tion.

MLI4CRERTER, APRIL 26.—There was a moderate attend.
ante at our market this morning, and males of wheat were
made to a limited extent only at about the prices of this
day sennight. For flour there was scarcely any inquiry,
and in some instances it might have been obtained on rather
easier terms. Oats brought an advance of 3d. to 2d. per
4511 u., but oatmeal sold slowly at former rates. Beans and
Indian corn were 6d. to ls. per quarter dearer.
NEWARIL, APRIL 25.—There was a fair attendance of
farmers and factors to-day, and a middling show of wheat.
The tone of the trade was healthy, and prices as high as
those of last week were realised ; white samples made 545.
to 60s. ; red, 51s. to 54■. per 36 stone. Barley of fine qua-
lity was a small show, and the demand was firm at recent
currencies-39a. to 465. per qr. ; grinding a slow sale at 31s.
to Xis. per 36 stone. Of oats the supply was by no means
large, and the trade ruled quiet at previous rater-old, 305.
to 335. ; new, 275. to 295. per 24 stone. In beans no impor-
tant change can be quoted, prices varying from 43e. to 46a.
per 314 stone. Peas, 495. to 525. per qr.
NEWBURY, APRIL 26.—We had a fair supply of wheat,
which met a slow sale at barely late rates. Barley still
very scarce, and dear. Oats more in request at an advance
of from la. to 2s. per qr. Beans and paw dull at late
. . . . .

.--I.IKBRIDGE, APRIL 26.—The supply continues short, and
the trade is slow without sheratfon in value. Wheat, 48s.
to 625. Barley, 345. to 435. Oat*, 225. to 30s. Beans,
40s. to 465. Peas, 425. r qr.
EDINBURGH, APIUL2S.—We had in the market to.lay
753 qrs. wheat, 479 barley, 1,708 oats, and 152 beans. Thep,
were sold—Wheat, 718 qn.; barley, 258; oats. 771 ; an.l
beans, 104. As compared with last week—Wheat was
ls. down on top, and ld. up ou average. Barley was the
same on top, and 3d. up on average. Oats were fal. up
on top, and ld. up on average. Beans were la 6d. down
on top, and 4d. down on average. Prices per imperial
quarter—Wheat, Ms. Od. to 565. Oil. ; barley, 28e. Od.
to 465. 01. ; cats, 265. 6d. to 355. Gd. ; beans, 43e. Od. to
50s. Od. Weight of top—Wheat, (sighs.; barley, 56j1bs.;
oats, 4411b5. ; beans, 67ilbs.

CATTLE.—Emiersaa, Anti. 25.—The number of sheep
and lambs this morning was 2,494, being 34 less than last
week. The demand was good, awl a good clearance was
effected at extreme prices. Best mutton, 101. per lb., and
down to 9d. ; clipped hoggs, from 6/1. to 741. Lambe,
315., 295., 21.., and downwards. The supply of cattle was
lees than last market, there being 1425, or 42 fewer. The
demand was good at higher prices. Top prior, 8.. 41. ;
current, 7.. 9d. to Bs. ; middling and inferior, from 6s. to
is. 3d. per imperial stone. At the close a good clearance
was effected. Fed pip, from 6s. to 7s.f3d. per imperial stone;
six to eight weeks old do. from 11.. to 15s. a head. Num-
bers in market—Sheep, 2,494 ; fat cattle, 825 ; milch
cows, 132 ; pip, 33'2.

METALS. —Tnnsactions in metals continue to be limited,
and in some descriptions prices have become still easier for
buyers. Copper : On 10th instant an advance to our quo-
tation. was made by the English copper manufacturers, and
although so small a change in prices as id. per lb. and
2/. 10s. per ton respectively on manufactured and unma-
nufactured copper is without precedent, still it ►ppears that
in the present state of things, it was adapted to the condi-
tion of the market. Since the alteration in prices, the
market has been steady, and there is no material change in
the supplies of foreign. The prices paid for ores are now
high as compared with the prices of copper. Iron shows no
rally in the position of manufactured, which has been fur a
long time very flat in demand, but Scotch pig has improved
in price somewhat, being now 535. likl. cash, for mixed
Nos. g. m. h. Tin exhibits no change, the market being
quiet, and buyers of foreign cautious in operating at present
rates. Speller has fluctuated considerably in the past fort-
night, but has shown a strong tendency in the last few days,
and a fair quantity has changed hands at advanced prices.
Lead. Quotations are maintained by a steady demand.
Tin plates find a fair sale, but still at very low figures.—
(From the l'imular of Messrs. Trueman sad Fry.)

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CASUALTY.

Hedvic 'Premien ehip', Ciiiiiiti;eilinstedt, from Neerport to
FA. Thorne'. foundered un the 11th of April . err% Widell hero
by the Jonker Tau Slogte'ren.—Penzance, April 26.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Crescent City (ship,. from Liverpool for Bomhey, March 10, on
the Line, )on. 24.00 W.
Prins Hendrik, from Swansea for Shanghae, Jen. 18. lat. 1 N..

lon. W.
Royal Rose, from Ceylon for London, April 13. lal 44 N., lon
23 W.
TrlentJe Penns, for Sluing" AprU 19, lat. 46 N. lon. 13 W.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS. - ..

BARTON.—ApriI W., at EtcWitiiamßectory, Sussex, the wife
of the Rev. R. G. Barton. of a son.
BIRKErT.—April 2.3, at Checkentlen Rectory, Onfonishire, the
wife of the Rev. A. Rirkett. of • laughter.
CAMERON.—ApriI Z. at ifertfordeareet, Mayfair, Mn. Caine-

- mm, of •ohm-jitter.
TRABER.7.tpril N. at 'Woolwich, the wife of Captain 0. if.

Prager. ILA., of a son.
HARDIRTY.—ApriI at Hampstead, the wife of E. B. Her.
&sty, Eoq., of a dau,:hter.
ILNIOHT.—ApriI .24, at furriness House, Highboy New-park,
Mrs. J. B. Knight. of • daughter.
MARIA—April Y 3, at plater-terrace, Regent'spark, the wife of
A. Marls, Igo., of a eon
PEILMT.—ApriI gi. at Tmlor.street, 11...kfriars, the wife of Mr.
W. H. Priest, of fl
HEY NOLIIS.—ApriI .21. at the Waldron; Croydon. the wife of
the Res. H. E. fternol,l*. of a eon.
8311TH.—April PA at Woo 4nate, the wife of H. Smith, Eei , of
Trinidad, of a daughter.
TATLEIL—ApriI at oihroke-vilisa, Notting-hill, the wife
of W. M. Toler, Esq., of a son.
ARRIAGFIL •

ILPRINSTON &DATA Y PLR —CtiIIING.AK E-ni DtriGN.—
April 24, Si Peter's, Paton-square, by the ger. F. R.
Hepl•nro, F.lphlustone-Dalrymple, Rag., ism of the late Sir
R. D. R. Elphmstone, hart., of Rom and Logir.Elphiaostevo:.
to Christian, daughter of the late W. Cuming-Skeue Gordn,
Eni.. of Pitium and Parkhill. Aberdeenshire.
OOLDINGHAM—GARDLN.—ApriI 'Li, at Pt. Stephen's. West-
minster, by the Very Rev. the Dean of Westminster. J. A.
Goldingham, Fag., Sal Rcpt. ILLI., to Christina Cameron.
danifliterof the Rev. F. Garden, Sub-Dean of lI.M. s Chapel

JF.FFRltift—MONK.—April '2l. at the parish church, Titiihridiv.
by the Rev. W. J. Monk. M.A., Henry Sparahatt, eon of H.
Jefferis. Esq., of Alton. Hants, to Elisabeth Mary, Mordliter
R. Monk, Req., of Tunbridge.
MtIORE—MULLENS.—ApriI 24. at Bedhampton, by the Rev.
0. 0. Willem M.A.. C. G. Moore, Esq., 8.A.. of Jenne
lege, Cambridge, to Louisa Munk daughter of 13. R. Menem,
Coq.. of Parltniiton House. Hants.
141141TH—ALEXANDER.—Apill TS, at Leamington. F. Smith.
Esq.. of Adelnide.road. Haverstock.hill, to Fanny, ilancliter of
A. Alesander. Esq.. of Portland Cottage, Leamington.
I)EATHS.
CRAWLEY.—ApaiI M., at Hastings, R. W. Crawley. EN., of
Rectory.plam, Bow. aired 50.
DYSON.—At Desgmerstleld, Haute the Rev. C. Dyson. aged :3.
HACK ETT.—April 22, Mrs. Hannah Elisaheth Hackett, daughter
of the late Bev. C. Ranwhew, Vicar of lewston, near title).
Yorkshire, aged 06.
HANCORN.—ApriI 24. J. R. Hancorn, MARACA., son of J. R.
Hamm. M.D., of White Lion.street, Spitalisquare, Lolnloll.
aged 23.
MITCHELL—ApriI 29, at Brighton. Francis Davies, son of dm
late J. Mitchell, Emu, Of Greet Otorge.street, Westminster,
aged 32.
RAVE:SHILL—ApriI 24, at the Terrace, Kennlngtompark.
HavenkilL. EN.. of Cullum.street. Fetichurch.street. age.l
WARREN.—ApsiI 24, at atationere.hall.eourt, Ludigatestreet.
Mr. H. T. Warn* aged 49.

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