The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-06 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MASICETE

YARN-1427&::-(THIS.DAtT.)

The attendance of the trades woo fair, the ions quiet;
priors of all articles of dm trade nominally wialterst.
Te supply of home grown grain was mall. The im-
ports of foreign grain into London this week were reported
this morning u fax of wharf, and small of barley, sad
hir of oats.
WlLEAT.—Faglish wheat ray slow, and to effect salsa
3s. to U. under 144 Monday's rates must be taken. Foreign
also tending downwards. Fine sorts continue soros.
English whits, 60a. to 63..; red, 60s. te 58e. qr.;
Dumb:3 end Kraigsbieg, 544. to 68i. per 411t1b.;
fads. to 624. ; other Baltic porta, 50e. to (Kin
OAT& rather cheaper, at last Monday's picas; tight trade.
British, Me. to 32‘. per qr.; Ruston, 235. te 26a, per
qr. : other Baltic ports, 245. to 289. per gr.
BEANO —English and Egyptian gut at lest Monday's
prices. English tick, Us. to 425. • harrow, 420. to the. per
qr. Foreign, the. to 50e. par qr. pka, 104. per qr.
Finn& Is. to 24 under Ws Mon • pMoes. Town, Abs.
to 54a ; Norfolk, 40.. per 2301 b. rack Els. to 435. per
21101 b. ; Amer., per barrel.
Bazurr.—A considerable amount of business has been
done this week for export, at advancing prices • the rise
MAC! Mcedsy amounts to 21. to 3a pm qr. far grinding.
English, 324. to Va. per guitar; 801 l 23e. to 384.; other
sorts, 275. to 325. per qr.
Pus quiet, at last Monday's rater. English bottom OA
to 505.; bog and grey, 38e. to to 124.•' rAre white, ails.
FLOATING CAZOONS. Sines lam Friday only three
grain-Wu vanals wee reported arrived at parts el all,
its., I ryn 1 linseed, sad I mine. Of those previonaly ar-
rived, about 2 cargoes remain offered on Pale, wheat
and I make. An arrived cargo of Egyptian wheat told at
335. pee qr. C.P.I.
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ITALY.

SARDINIA,

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TURIN, NA? 2.

'lre An,trians have not yet ore pied Vercelli, but
are endeavouring to eatabli•s themselves in the
triaegte kneed by the i`o, the Tictuo, and the Seats.
They are toughly estimated at 70.000 strong. There
are sy epees. of their intention to advance on the
right hide of the Po against a place called Fraser
ecru ►nd invest the fortress of Casale ; but the Sar-
dinian troop. are so well posted there, that in case
of urgency they could be concentrated on any spot
threatened by the enemy between Garde and Genoa.
The Sardtnian headquarters are at San Sal-
vatore, which is an eminence that overlooks
and commands a wide extent. The King ar-
rived there yesterday evening. Including the
arrivais of this day, the French will be
between sixty-five and seventy thousand strong at
the least before night ; as fast as tuey land at Genoa,
they come on to Turin, or are dienbiated along our
line of defence at the several points. General Gyu-
lai has issued a proclamation to the Piedmontese, in
which amongst other things he tells them that he
has come to liberate them from the revolutionary
party. There are some persons who think that the
Austrians are meditating a retreat. and that their
movements are merely a blind. but this seems it
pewit,' after their haughty beuring ; and yet their
slowness is extraordinary aed inexplicable.