The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-13 00:00:00

MARKEM.

COTT( IN. -- 1.1 VCR 1.0.)1., L 12. —The sales of cuttml
to-day cetimated at 10,000 hake. The market is
without Outage shift yest,ohty.

WOOL AND WORSTED. —BRADFORD, Aerut 12.
The business of the past week has been very limited;
buyers are by no means eager to operate at the pres.nt
rates, nor are the staplers pressing to sell below the rates
that are current. The scanty supply of wool in the moils
of powers and country dealers tend to create the pr scut
firuine.s, both in the wintry and in this market. Three is
no change in the yarn trade worthy of notice. The ship.
pers are not inclined to buy, and the home consumption
keeps sternly. There is no alteration in prices. There is
about en average amount of business doing in goods, with
the home membante, but the foreign houses are doing bat
a limited trade. Prices rule too high for any epee ilatire
purehaaes, and merchants ere confining their purchases to
actual requirements.

CORN. —lt mum H Alf , APRIL 12.—At Gloucester n cu-ktt.
on the 7th, wheat maintained its value • at Worcester, the
earns day, a reduction of Is. per quarter wan reluctantly
submitted to. Barley bl., and oats 6d. to la per quarter
dearer. Beans tending upwards. Peas unaltered. Inning
the present week scarcely a transaction is reported in wheAt,
buyers and sellers being both disinclined for business.
Barley fully Is., and oats about Is. per quarter higher.
Beans tirm. Peas quite as dear. At Wolverhampton, yes.
Mislay, the wheat trade ruled dull at previous rates, with
little offering. At this day's market there was a leas supply
of wheat, which sold at a rise of Ia per quarter on all
qualities. Barley Is. higher, but less in request. Oats and
beans advanced W. to b. per quarter. Peas unaltered.

Drvussi APRIL 12.—We had a small supply of wheat
which realised an advance of la. a qr. with a good clear.
ance. There was a very great demand for barley for semi,
and a good business was done at an advance of from Is. to
2s. a qr. Wbeat,best, 48s. to 525. per qr. ; ditto middling,
41a. to 48a. ; ditto inferior, 355. to 41s. ; barley, Ms,
to 465. ; oats, Ms. to 335. ; beans, 40s. to 48e. ; peas,
42a. to 46a. ; flour, fine, per sack, 40s. to 43e. ; ditto
seconds, 34a. to 38s.
MANCHESTER, APRIL 12.—Our market this morning was
rather numerously attended, and a fair demand was cape.
rieoced for good qualities of wheat at an improvement of
Is. per quarter since this day se'nnight, inferior deecrip.
Cons moving off only to a limited extent at former terms.
Flour was more readily saleable at the prices denisuded last
market day. Oata were Id. per 451b5., and oatmeal the
turn dearer, with a fair demand. Indian corn also brought
Is. per quarter advance. Beans were without change in
value.

NEWMUI, APRIL U.—The attendance to-day was pretty
tolerable, but the show of wheat was small, and a rrady
sale was effected at an advance of fully la. to 2a. per qr,
on the quotations of the preceding week. There was only
a poor supply of barley, and a slow trade was done at the
currencies of last week. The demand for oat, was rasl,
and prices ranged fully la. per qr. higher than those of laxt
week. A scanty show of beans, and in request, at at
advance of Is. per qr. on late currencies.

NIMBIAT, Aram 12.—We had a moderate supply .4
wheat, for which there was a steady demand, at fully Lst
week's prices. Barley very scarce and fully la. par yr.
dearer. The trade in oats, beans, and peas continues

UXBRIDGE, APRIL 12. —We have had a short supply of
wheat, and, samples coming to hand in good condition, au
advance is obtained of Is. per qr. The trnde for barley
is active at the same improvement. Other gratin unchanged
in value.

WATERFORD, APRIL 11.—We have had moat trilling sup.
plies of home-grown grain since Saturday, and from abroad
the arrivals are limited to one email cargo of Indian cora
from the Danube. The advance noted in our last has hem
fully maintained, and for moat articles dill higher price'
were paid to-day.

EDINBURGH, APRIL 11.—We had in the market to..lay
836 qrs. wheat, 670 bailey, 1,537 oats, and 139 beans. There
were sold-9171seat, 659 qrs.; barley, 395 ; oats, 1,399 ; and
beans, 119. Sales ready. As compared with last week—Wheat
was ls. up on top, and 3d. up on average. Barley was same
as last on top, and 7d. down on average. Oats were la
down on top, and sd. up ou average. Beans were 2.. up
on top, and- ls. Bd. up on average. Prices per imperial
quarter— Wheat, 475. fid to 54e. Od. ; barley, 265. td. to
48s. Od. ; oats, Ws. Od. to 345. Od. ; beans, Os. Od. to 70s.
Weight of top—Wheat, 6511 e.; barley, 571b5.; oats, 4411 e. ;
beam', 68ilbi.

CATTLE.—EnOriteucii, APRIL 11. —The supply of sheep
this morning was less than last week, the number, 2,392,
being 1,164 fewer. On account of the short supply, sale'
were more easily effected, and prices considerably higher.
T price of the beet mutton, 9ad. ; current price, from
to 9d., and down to Bd. per lb. At the close a good
c earance effected. The supply of cattle was WO, being 59
ler than on this day week. Demand good, but little varia-
tion in prices compared with what was obtained last market.
Extreme top price, Bs. ; current price for the best sorts
7s. 641. to 7s. 9d. ; secondary and inferior, from 6s. to 7s.
per imperial stone. Fed pigs, from 6s. to 64. 6d. per
imperial stone ; sin to eight weeks cad do., from 10e. to 1:14,,
a head. Numbers in market—Sheep, '2,202; fat cattle.
880 ; milch cows, 138 ; pigs, 301.

CHEESE.--SALISIBUBT, APRIL 12.—At our market to-day
there was $ good supply of cheese in point of quantity but
the greater portion was of the middling quality, old cheeses
continuing extremely scarce. We had *large attendance et
buyers and dealers. From the continued high rates dee
mended the trade at the early stage of the morning was
slow ; but finding there wile no chance of a concession on
the part .f sellers, a good business ensued, and ultimately
• clearance was nearly effected at the extreme rates of lest
market, which were as follows Skims, 2t e. to 30s. ; half
cowards., 465. to 58c ; Somerseta, 60s. to 68s. ; and Chet.
dant, 68s. to 74e. per cert.