The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-09 00:00:00

MARKEIS.

WOOLLEN.—Lune, Arum 7.—There has been about an
averse attendance of buyers in the eloth-halls this morn-
ing. The tone of the market was better than on Tuesday,
and a steady business was transacted in seasonable goods.

HARDWARE.—Bnumnittsn, Aleut 7. —There has been
little change in the state of trade in this town for the last
fortnight. With very few exceptions buhineas is quiet, and
orders come in rather tardily. The foreign orders are rather
small, and there is a partial suspension of the home trade as
usual about Easter. At present, however, there is no de-
pression, and not much cause for complaint, seeing that
everybody has been fully engaged ever since the commence-
ment of the year, and that up to this moment very few of
the workpeople have been upon short time. The bulk of
the manufacturers have not, however, many orders on hand
unexecuted, but s speedy renewal of animation in the home
trade is tolerably certain. The iron trade of South Stafford-
shire is quiet ; but the manufacturing trades are for the
most part in a healthy condition.

CORN.—Csitsamor., APRIL 7.—We had a dull market,
without any alteration in pries. Wheat, 445. to 50s.
Barley, 32a. to 400. Beans, 40a. Oats, 22t.t0 28a.

Canusti, APRIL 7.—There was a fair supply of all
kinds of grain. Wheat a good sale, at &L advance. Barley
and oats a good demand, and for seed samples Is. more
money was obtained. Wheat, white, new and old, Ws. to
21s. gd • red, new and old, 19s. to 20a. Barley, new and
old, 15a.' to 17a. Oats, potato, lie. &l. to 13s. ; common,
10a. to 12s. Beans, 200. Flour, per stone, 2s. to 2s. 241.
Oatmeal, per stone, 2a. 2d. to 2a. 4(1. Ryemcal, per stone,
Is. Id. Barleymeal, per stone, Is. 4d.—Carlisle Journal.
Cocanurrn, Aran. 7.—A moderate supply of all graia
in consequence of the favourable weather for field opera-
tions. Wheat in slow demand at a decline of lc Barley,
beans, and peas dull in sale ; prices unaltered.
GUILDFORD, APRIL 7. —An increased quantity of wheat
to-day at marcet. Trade buoyant, and prices quite as high
as last week, fine sorts reaching 58a. Barley rather dearer,
fine malting, 445. In other grain no alteration.

HIRTFORD, Aran 7.—We bad a very small market
to-day for wheat, last week's prices fully supported.
Barley sold at former rates. Supply short. Oats, pmui,
and beans, few offering ; prices supported. Wheat, Ma. to
335. per load ; barley, 27a. to 464. per qr. ; oats, 20s. to
225. per qr. ; peas, 235. to 265. per load ; beans, 24.. to 30s.
per load.
LEFCESTIM, AtalL 7.—There was about an average show
of wheat, and samples were in fair condition, but purchases
could not be effected except at an advance of ls. per qr.
White qualities were disposed of at 50s. to 564. ; red, 475. to
51a. per 36 stone. Of barley the show was by no means
plentiful, there being scarcely sufficient to meet the de-
mand ; consequently farmers obtained the extreme knos of
the week previous, namely 365. to 455. per qr. for malting,
and 30s. to 345. per 30 stone for grinding aorta. There was
no material alteration in the value of oats, samples
making 28s. to 365. per 24 stone. Beans realised full rates,
prices ranging from 425. to 525. per 38 stone. Fine flour,
38s. ; seconds, 36a.; thirds, 345. per sack.
NEWCASTLE, Aram 7.—Farnien' wheat fair supply, which
has all been cleared off at full mina of last week.
South country and foreign very little business pa.aing,
but holders very firm at full rates of last week. Flour
quiet, but steady. Malting barley fully as dear, with
good demand for home grown. Grinding qualities in steady
request. Oats tending still dearer. Beans and peas dull
sale.

NORWICH, Arum 7.—The supply of wheat was mode-
rate and trade slow, a reduction of ls. per qr., being in
some instances submitted to by the growers. Little don
in barley at former *totalities. Flour dull on last week's
terms. White wheat is quoted this evening 51s. to 535. ;
red ditto, 475. to 495.; hest chevalier malting barley, 425. to
Vic ; runs chevalier, 34i. to 40u ; distilling ditto, 25e. to
275. per qr. Flour, 35.. bd. to 34.. per sack from the
miller.

Norfrwonart, Aran 7. —The show of wheat was onl7
moderate, and the attendance was tolerable. A good bou-
nce" was done, and the rates of the week previous were ex-
ceeded is. to 2s. per quarter. Old white destriptions were
quoted at 58s. to 595. ; red (old), 48'. to ; new white,
WA° 58a. ; new red, 48a. to Ms. per 36 stone. There was
a limited supply of barley, and malting qualities were in
request at a trifling advance on recent rater, prices varying
from 375. to 471. ; foreign mule, 41a. to 455. per quarter.
Grinding samples were unchanged, and made 301. to 325.
per 30 stone. Oats were a fair show, and a good demand
was made at full terms--old, 275. to 39a. ; new, 258. to 295.
per 94 stone. Beans made quite as much money as last
week—old 48s. to 525. ; new, 435. to 475. per 38 stone.
Super flour, 38s. to 42a. ; line, 34a. to Ms. per 20 stone.
OXFORD, Aram 7.—A dull market for wheat to-day, and
had farmers pressed ales, they would have been effected
at a diminution in price as compared with last week's rates.
Good malting barley was in great request, and commanded
almost what farmers chose to ask, and from ss. to 3s. more

per quartet/ may fairly be quoted. Oats and bums were
much inquired for. and a nae of lx. 6d. to 2.. on good aan,
plea of each was the consequence. Flour a steady sale at
per sack.

PRIIMBOROCGH, APIUL 7.—At our market to.4ay w..
had a good supply d wheat, which met a elow sale at
barely the prime et this day week. Barley, oats, and
beam in small supply, and each rather dearer. Hest
wheat, 48s. to 49c ; common ditto, 465. to 47, per
5011bs. • oats, ls. ld. to ls. 2d. per stone ; team, 42e. ;or
qr. of 51ffilia.
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itRARTRO, APRIL 7.—We had a very short market this
morning, both as to the supply d wheat and the attendance
of the trade. Trade commauced very slowly, and but a
limited amount of business was transacted, at about last
week's rates. Beet barley in short supply, and maintains
its price ; inferior not so good. Other articles are a dull
tradeand unaltered. Wheat, 41k to 575. ; barley, 30a. to
455. ; oats, 18s. to 325. ' • beans, 438. to 53. ; peas, 3d.. to
465. Flour— household., 395. ; seeends, 358. per sack.

itocassran, Aran. 7.—There was a fair attendance, but
the trade ruled very fiat. Some of the finest sorts of white
wheat were done at 52m., but inferior and secondary lots
scarcely found a single purchaser. Red was in slow
demand at Vs. to Ms. per quarter. Foreign held
firmly at previous quotations. There was • diminution in
the quantaty of barley brought forward ; good maniples for
malting p , however, maintain their value, bast kinds
being quoted at In. higher. There was a moderate demand
for oats, but no alteration took place in the price of that
description of grain. Beans and peas were without any
material change, and both these articles were in moderate
request at former quotations. There has been a slight
advance in the price of flour.

WISDIDCB, Ainit 7.-We had a small attendance at our
market to-day, and farmers were not willing sellers at any
decline upon tire prices of last week, and consequently little
business resulted. Spring corn fully maintains late rates.
Priem to the grower :-Wheat, white, new, 49a. to 51s. ;
extra, 53s , 5311i5. per bushel ; ditto red, new, 475. to
48s. ; extra, 495. • ditto white, old, 50s. to 52a; extra, 54c. ;
ditto red, old, 48ii. to 49a. ; extra, 50a. ; oats, Is. to Is. Id.
per stone ; beans, 395. to 43a. per qr.
Wonceem, Ann 7.-At this day's market there was
a large supply of wheat, and although holders were gene-
rally firm, the Wee made were at a decline of la. per qr.
Barley scarce, and la per qr. higher. Oats advanced 6d.
to Is. per qr. Beaus firm. Peas rather cheaper.
Yogi, Aran. 7. There was only a moderate quantity of
wheat on offer • the supply consisting of old and new de-
s:Zone and the quality of the samples was tolerably
With a firm demand full rates were obtained. Fine
white aorta made 545. ; secondary, 48s. to 525. ; superior
red, 50s. ; secondary and inferior, 465. to 48a per 36 atone.
There was a stroll supply of barley, for which holders de-
manded end obtained the extreme currencies of the week
preceding. Malting, 38e. to 42a • grinding, 32a. to 34e.
par gnarlier. Oats meta steady wile, and realised their full
value ; old, 28e. ; new, 245. to 275. per 36 stone. Beans
were a limited show, and sold at rather enhanced rates-
-425. to 48a per 38 atone. Malt, 68s. to 70a. ; rye, 36e.
qr.• Flour, 365. to 38e. per 20 atone.
KISICALDr, APRIL 7.-At our country market' this
week we had less gran offering than for almost any week
this *peon. We liad less eager inquiry for wheat, whilst
farmers asked much higher price, cap that little changed
hands. Ilsrlay and cats ls. per qr. higher. Here, today,
we had small supplies of wheat and cats, which sold quickly
at fully last week's rates. Three parcels of barley only
,lwanght forward. Wheat, 44a. to 525. per qr. ; barley,
365. to 41e. ; mita, 25n. to 31s. , .

WI:MYOSIN AVAIL 7.—Our Viee of grain from all
sources have been very limited t week., and our market
fully maintains the improvement naked m our last. For
the few samples of farmer? find parcel wheat on offer,
buyers have readily paid extreme • prices, and holders of
foreign have shown very little distention to sell at former
mtgs. Barley we note 3d. to 611, per barrel dearer, and
cats have been taken to a fair extent at a further advance
of 3d. per barrel. A considerable business has been done
in Indian corn, at very full prices, and stocks being greatly
reduced, holders are now asking higher rates. Flour very
firm, but not dearer. Imports this week :—Wheat, 467
qrs. Flour, 50 sacks. Exports this week :—Oats, 2,950
barrels. Flour, 581 sacks. Oatmeal, 52 sacks.

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