The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-29 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Ltriaroot., APRIL 28.—The tales of cotton
to-day ars sstima.ed st 2,000 bake. The derssed to-day has
bum vary limitid, with a large supply dieting, at prices
generally id. to id. per lb. deoltas from Thursday last.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—MIaDFORD, APRIL 28.—Tles
news this morning throws groat gloom over the =that, sad
there is really little or nothing doing. The grea!eat caution
L exercised by spinner., end very few mime( wool have been
affected. Lower prices would be accepted if a lot could be
removed, but this is not practicable at present. Neils and
aborts are dull of sale, and prices are stationary. There is
no change in yarns ; the enmity being takes into =sump-
tics so peaked export . The housesexpo are very quiet sod are
doing nothing. In piecee there is quite a standstill. The
upset of affairs on the Continent is such sa to induce the
greatest motion on the part of the merchants, sod thee is
I much less buoyancy is the market than there was a week ego.
Manufacturers, however, bare been so long working to order
that no effect bee been as yet produced, nor can there be till
the orders yet unexecuted are nearer completion.

CORN.—IIIIIMINGNAN, Arum 28.—At Glouceeter and
Woe-meter markets, oa the 23rd, wheat was 2e. per quarter
dearer. Barley unaltered. Oats &drat:toed Bd., beans end
per Is. per quarter. During the present week, little wheat
has been offering, and pima an nominally 2s. per quarter
higher. Barley no dearer. Oats, Mane, sod peas held for
L. per quarter more mosey. Besides the advance of 3e. to 4e.
per quarter on wheel, at Woherhampton, yes'etday, the
millers speed to raise the retail price of flour 35.44. par
seek. At this day's market, there was a fair supply of wheat,
which sold readily at en arena of Ba. per quarter. Barley,
oats, sad peso, dd. to L. per quarter dearer. Beans fully L.
per quarter higher. The maims rimmed the retail price of
dour a further Om Bd. par sack, makdng 10s. per sack in the
wek.

3avizu, Aram 28.—We had a fair supply of wheat ;
the market was in • very suitable stets, owing to the almost
ewtaisity of war and the possibility of the country being in-
volved in it. Extravagant prior were eked, and a great
advance given, ranging from de. to Bs. per quarter, the aver.
age advance tiling 6s. a qr.; a good clearance w effected.
Barley w firm Is. to 2a. a qr. dearer. The top price of
rd wheat wan 265. a each. Wheat, best, 46e. to 625.;
mt&1661&461. to 461.; ditto. interior, 82s. to 38s. Barley,
211 n to Oats, 22a. to 325. Neu, 40a. to 46e. Peas,
42a. to 48s. Dour, gee, 54a. to 36e. per oak; ditto, moonda,
30a to 34e.

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MANCHE/171A APRIL 28.—Theire WY • large attendance
at this morning's (marker, but the boas= prang was not
on the whole artmedmi. Wheat met a fair male, at an im-
provement of 4a, to is. per quarter since this day minnight.
Flour was generally held above the views of boyars, and the
few sells effected were at 3s. to 4s. per sack MOM matey.
Oats were 2d. per 46 lbs. and oatmeal la. per load dearer.
Indian corn and beans am each Improved lr. per quarter.
NEWARK APRIL 27.—At to•day's corn market there
was • modems show of wheat, and, with an improved de-
mand, prime week. to te. higher then those of the previous
wee. lied wheel my to quoted at 40a. to 475. ; white, 44e.
to 13.. per 36 atone. TMn wee not quite so mush doing to
Imam grinding (patties realielog late rates—namely, Us.
te Mu per 30 atone, and ntatlag qualities selling at full
prime—Os. to 424. per qr. Beams were a small supply, and
reamed is. per qr. more money, prices ranging from 44a. to
4Se. per 3$ atone. Oats were a small show, and quite as
dear as last week—namely, Us. to 30a. per 24 stone.
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NEWBURY APRIL 28.—We had a good 'apply of wheat,
which was eliwred at an advance of ful 6s. per qr. from lest
week. Greet excitement prevailed. Barley, oats, beam, and
pan made Is. per qr. more money.
UXBRIDGE, APRIL ZS—Thera la a better supply of wheat
to-day, which meets with a brisk demand at an advance. of
4e. to 6a. per qr. Spring corn le in mom demand, and brans
and oats an Is. per qr. dearer.
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Wasaaroan, Aram 27.-I'he warlike intelligence of the
lad few days bee had a very exciting effect on our market.
rho amount of business transacted has not been large, how-
ever, as sellers hardly know what to oak. In the rein effec-
ted, an advance of about Is. 6d. per boiled has been realised
for wheat and Indian corn, and 6d. more mosey for oats.
Barley analter,d in value. Flour 2s. per sack dearer.
EDINBURGH, APRIL 27.—1 n the market today there
were 1,266 qrs. wheat, being 9 leas than last week-36 qrs.
uneobL Barley, 1,086 qrs., being 76 qrs. more than had
week-311 qrs. unsold. Owe, 1,706 qrs., being 22 more than
list weak-310 qrs. unsold. Beane, 280 qrs., being 68 mom
then list weak-7 qrs. unsold. As compared with LA week
—Wheat was 4s. up on top, aid 4e. 4d. up on avenge.
Barley was Is. 6d. op on top, and le. up on average. Oats
were la. 6d. up on top, sad 9d. up on average. Beene
were 24. 6d. up on top, and Is. 7.1. up on average. Good
supply, toady Wee, sad priors considerably letter. Prices
per imperial qr.:—Wheat, 435. to 6.3". 6d. Barley, 2111.
to 38e. 6d. Oats, 20s. 61 to 28s. 6d. Beans, 425. to 46e. 6d.
Weight of top—Wheat, 6631ba. ; barley, 57elbs. ; eat',
46115. ; and beans, 6811ba.

CATTLE.—EDINSUROIL. Aran 27.—The supply of
sheep this morning was 6,676, being 600 more than lest
weak. On account of the large supply sales were doll, and
price, down from Is. to 2s. a head. Top price of the best
mutton, Bd. ; current, 71d. ; middling and Mfeelor from 6d.
to 7d. per lb. Lambs from 265. to 32e. pu bend. A clear-
ance not effected. The supply of •tG was large, then
beteg 973, cr 291 more than hat market. Balm were air
dull, and prier down from 3d. to 4d. per Moro. Satre=
to= 7s. 9d.; top current, 7s. ed.; current, ys. Gd.;
m sod inferior, from 6s. to 6s. Gd. per Imperial
stone. Fed pigs trout 6s. to sa. 6d. per imperial state;
six weeks' old du., from 6s. to 13s. • hrd. There were in
the market to-day—sheep, 6,676; fat cattle, 973; hen do.,
77 ; milch cow, 142; pip, 403.