The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-16 00:00:00


MAREE7B

PROVISION TRAM
Toommarsarr, MAT 14.

The Irish batter market has bent In an inactive state
throughout the week, and for the few sass Mimed • reduc-
tion of Is. upon ittfare and 6.. to Ss. apes the interme-
diate and fair aorta bed to be submittal Is. Cab fourths,
the value et which was 88a, to 90e. last week, rectedsd to 8&.
to 68e. at the close of this, the latter rise made only fa • few
instances for favourite brands. Thkds was from 108 a. to
100 s., and Carlow and Clotimel from 114 e. to 106 e. to 1085.
The accounts from Ireland the lac few days state that sup-
plies are increasing and pricer declining. The arrivals sine
Monday an 2,674 Cock, 131 Waterford, and 138 firkin' from
Liuierk.k, and deliveries 3,000 firkins. Foreign butter, sup-
plies of which matinee good, has also experienced a slow
sale, and prices, which opened on Monday at 104 e. for the
bed Dutch, declined on Friday to 964., and Jersey from
Ns. to 100 s. to 90a. to 91s. ; other sorts also selling
slowly at • similar r,daction. The bacon market
his been greatly depressed during the week, owing
principally to the trade being overstocked; shippke
bare been foefiectually offering at hilly 3s. reduction.
Supply since Monday, large, viz. 240 Cork, 317 Dablie, 932
Limerick, and 2,039 bales from Waterford, exclusive of arri-
vals via Milford and railway. The steamer from Watrrford
brings 1,006 baler. The Floe asked, for Waterford al:cables,
6k., landed, and for shipment, and for Cork and Limeriek,6ol.
to 61a.; Hamburg, 69.1. to GOs. The deliveries since Monday,
2,600 bales • bale and tierce middles 2s. lower, following the
decline in bacon, and demand slow. HUM and lord remain
' without any change to note in the value. Beef firm. The
large orders recently received from the French government
for pork having been completed, the market has whinnied a
subdued tons, end the extreme rates quoted last week must
be cousidared rowdy nominal.

COTTON.—Ltvnirooc, Mat 14.—Tho Gala of cotton
today its estimated at 5,000 balm A very quiet market,
at yesterday's prices.

COTTON 000D8.-11•XCHMITZE,MAY 14.—The heavy
nrrivsl of cotton daring the last week at Liverpool, and the
consequent decline in its value, has led to more caution
amongst buyers of pole in Manchester, and has tended to
diminish the little businers that has been left to as. The
offers meting are all at lower rates for export goods, though
yarns and clothe suitable to India ere relatively firmer then
others. A steely business ia the home trade is repfltod,
and most of the homes in this .branch are moderately well
engaged. The goods most depressed In value are throe pre-
pared for Otratany, many MOSS having been cancelled,
I whilst any excuse in ttur shape of non-punctuality in de-
livery hoe been seized in sonic Mee as affording a ground
for repudiating mpgemente. Warps for this market, from
16's to 28's, have been given, lid. per lb. firm, the highest
point. The failure of Arnstein and Eskers, the bankers,
say advises from Vienna, is for nearly a million and a gum ter
stall's, and is reported to have canoed widespread ruin ;
and mooed other stoppages it has led to are several firms
in the cotton Wide.

WOOLLEN.—Liens, MAT 14.—We hive had a rather
better meta this Priming. The tone hie been firmer, and
mom eativity has prevailed. Ordinary clothe have hid in-
creased demand ; and light fabrics, which have been *old
lately only to a moderate extent, have met with urge sale.

HAILDWARS.-4311IMINOHAM, MAT 14.—Thu trade of
this town continues languid, but in the course of the week
the factors have been diatributing a few more ochre, so that
in Lonny ',Maims the manufacturers, who had marcely any
criers on their books last Saturday night, have been eneb:ed
to keep the workperple on three or tour days, where they
roust otherwise have been on much shorter time. The orders
from Scotland, sad from Yorkshire and Leamshiis, ere
scanty, and as the latter cons,i.ute so important an Item in
the home trade, a fall-off, such as has been experienced dur-
' log the last am er efa weekr, produces a very bad offectupose
trade generally. With regard to the agricultural dietneta
orders coma with move regularity, trade being less affected by
the circumstances which have operated to check It in other
quarters. The Maple trades of the town are all of than more
or less languid; and In most of the fancy brawlers Inactivity
prevails. In the ism trade there luta been a little more
animation this week ; some cf the pig-masters, who contem-
plated blowing out furnaces, have in consequence postponed
carrying into effect diet intention.

CORN.-CAMBILIDOE, MAY 14.-Wheat was 2s. to 3a.
dearer than last week. Wheat, red, 625. to 665.; white,
60e. Barley, 36a. to Ms. Bears, 465. to 48a. Oats, 23e.
to 28s.
CANTIMBURT, MAT lA.-The:ay at market to-day
was good, and higher prices were . Tree dull. Wheat,
new brown, 118 e. to 67a. • white. new, 465. to 80a. Barley,
new, Wk. Oats, sow, ha. to 28s. Ileum, old, 420. ; new
36a. to 88s. Pees, hog, 40e.
CAZLIBLII, MAT 14.-We bed a fair supply of wheat at
oar market this morning. There wee a good demand et a
reduction of about 2a. per Carlisle bushel on the week. Bar-
ley wee dearer. Oats much the same as last w,ek. Wheat,
white, new and old, 23a. to 240. 64. • red, new and old,
21s. to 22a. Barley, new and ed, 134. to 15e. Oata,
potato, 10a. 6d. to 12a. 6d. ; common, 10s. to 1 Fluor,
2a. 2d. to 2s. 4d. Oatmeal, 2a. 24. to 2s. 4d. Ryenteal,
Is. 6d. Barleymeal, Is. 6d. per stioas.-Onlisk Journal.
COLCUATER, MAT 14.-A Urger supply of wheat on
male today this foe mayoral months past ; primes unaltered.
The quantity of barley, beano, and peas was very small, fur
which full prim ware obtained.
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GLOIICIIIIIIII, MAT 14.-At our to-day's market farrow*
were extravagant ia their demands, wbioh canoed a re-
tericted business Ia wheat, at a the of 2s. per qr. Forage
10. to 2a. dearer. Bering corn of all kind. very slow and no-
changed in peke. Impede for the week -Wheat, Ireland,
10 qrs. • coastwhoe, 720 • foreign, 1,690; barley, Irelend,
190; w;eetwise, 400 ,• fo;eige, 2,480 ; oats, Ireland, 2,160;
beans, coastwise, 100; foreign, 980.
OuttnruaD, May 14.-There was oowitersble firmness
in the wheat trod° to-day, and a good twit:rem done without
ray redoctlon bang made on lest week's rate.. Other grain
es before. Wheat, 525. to Ws.; Talavera, 64e.; barley, 324.
to 38c; orate, 255. to 505.; peas, 42e. to 445.
HERTFORD, May 14.-The market to-day was very un-
settled ; still very high pekes were demented for wheat, with
very few bur re. TOO market chord at from 2s. to 3e. per
load leas money than lest week. Barley made lest week's
press. Oats ruled dull. Bemis and peas fully suppert
last week's prioea. Wheat, 30e. te 87s. per load. Barley,
"Mediae. 20a. to 34.. per qr. Oats, 23e. to 30e. per qr.
Pew, 27e. to 29e. per load. Beane, 27e. to 31s. per load.
LEICESTER, MAT 14.-At our market to-day there was •
moderate supply of wheat, for which there was an increased
iequiry, at We °uremia of the preceding week. White
sold at 50.. to 58.., end red at 47e to 50s. per quarter. Bosky
unattained late raft, malting samples selling et 38s. to 425.
per pewter, and grinding Ma. to 30e. per 30 stone. Not
muck huskies, transacted in oats, sad prices ranged from 28s.
to 36e. per 24 stone. Beans wets about the same price as
Wet week, namely, 625. per 28 etans for good qualities.
Neweeerte-urox-Tettx, NAT 14.-At our market this
morning we bad a lame show of wheat from the growers, sad
the improvement In Mark-Wee, combined with the report
that the export of cereals from France was likely to he pro-
hibited, or at all events en export deity imposed, the Made
opened excited, the human: supply being readily cleared aff
at an advance of 2s. per qr. upon the rates of this day
tor'entght. or 2s. to 4e. upon the rates cf Tuesday. Extra
farmers' red met willing purehaters at 66.., white up to 00e.,
whereas choice south oouniry red realised 675., extra 68e., all
per 63Iba. TM only rap of foreign repotted was of a cargo
of Dieppe red at 5.5 e. 6d. per 631 be., Pomeranian and
Meckleiburg bong held at 60e., which Mums would not
comply with. Flour was held with great confidence, extra
Norfolk households at 39e. to 40e., general marks at Ulan ;
holden, however, were not willing sellers thereat, same
wishing to Fee the effect produced upon the agricultural mu-
tes held to-day previous to clewing all out. In malting
herby scarcely anything w,,,s doss, the swoon being about
cameiaded. Grieding met title attention. Melt was held
toe more money, which hoed the effect of stopping barrio-Ira.
Pam and beam without change. Oood Scotch mos, weigh-
leg 411bc, and quite sweet, were worth 28a., but whew
higher terms wen demanded sales proceeded very slowly.
Tee arrivals this week are :-Wbeet, cauterise, 1,806;
foreign, 2,266. Itye wasterise, 91. Barley, cowgirls',
301. Malt orastwieiZ, 465. Oats, creetwise, 20; Mello,
90. F1eur:2,771 sacks.
NORWICH. May 14. - There appears t o be a retor-
tion in the wheat trade at *teeml of the huller markets,
and this exchange opened much firmer Meaty. Tim tales
made were effected at an advance of 3*. to 4e. per qr. ape
the prices of this day toinnight, and many of the fawn
were =willing sellers even at this enhancement. Tim supply
of wheat was fair. Late rates were dewouded for the few
samples of barley offered. Flour met a etterty sale, at 2e.
per sack mar: money; this evening's quototiora le 33,. per
sack. White wheat 58e. to 60s. ; red ditto. 52e. to 66e. pee
qr. Latest averages: wheat, 3,993 qro., 535. 9d. ; barley,
413 qrs., 31s.
Novrteosime, Nee 14.-At our cent market to-day
them wee a middling supply of what, the demand for which
was active stn advance of 2e to is. per qr. Old whits sold
at fib. to 6te.; new doter, 60.. to 655.; old red, 60e. to 68.. ;
new ditto, 60.. to 60e. per 36 Mons. 'I hero was not much
passing la burley, and former rates were realised, namely,
malting sotto, 39e. to 45a. pal qr., end grinding, 284. to 315.
pee 30 414110. There wee a fair quantity of oete en offer, and
the made ruled heavy at prices alttle in favour of the buyer,
namely, old temples, 30.. to Ms.. and new, 30.. to 32e. per
24 stone. Not nmey teams, and high prime were realised,
old samples @sling at Ws. to 62e., and new, 48e. to 50e. per
38 stone.