The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-18 00:00:00

1141.RE878.

PROVISION TRADR.—Toocwr-enuner, AM= 16.
The alight demand for lAA butter during the week has been
En
mbar to the amicable kinds suited for the
bw requirmata of tbs bade, but at prim so linguist that
it is imp:airs to give acmuste quotations. Soros Cork
thirds .M at 92e.; others offering at 86.., sad even as low
r Bb. The Where, shoos Monday, 2,200, and the arrivals
being but 496, the stock is retired to 4,000 finder The ao-
mats her all parts of Ireland are favourable as to the pee-
brae early and large make of new, and in Waterbed priors
have reersd 10e. per cwt. within the lart few days. ,
over
The
of largo burr for the week has been liberal
111,0 arks, and cossiedug of various qualities. TM de-
rend has continued steady, but not ective,da:maditen have
ranged has Mto a. 1165., scoordisi to the Pin.
Friosbad, 1110. to 1188.; Jossey,loBo., 1011 a *foe the
beet arks, sad 100 s. kr good error, sorts. A short rip-
ply being upend aa Monday, 114 a. is asked kg the tier.
Shrift the weather coatinas dry and cold, the best
Dutch also ray be 2s. dearer. The bacon err.
kat, which rased quiet last weak, with a downward
**Edney, o this, with rateased Manner, end the
trade generally being overstooked have been compelled, in
order to effeot sales, to submit to a Modica of Is. to b. for
landed parcels of Waterford ; shippers re rill asking Ob. to
025., f. o. b., according to repro of brand; but aril a
goad portion of the present reek gee. into Mri=
endcontracts which already have ban rade ere o
it cannot be expected thett:iugemena Mims will hi
traumas& The current ob
We. for the beat mild cured Waterfce usable; de
Irler,dikrk
and Limerick; and 675. Hamburg ; in some instance., In the
early part of the week, L. more was made. Thir,„
since Monday consists of 180 Cork, 193 Dublin, 710
and 1,084 bales from 'Waterford, anisere of arrival.
Milford. The delivexise, 2,000 bales. The mom an
purge from Waterford has 970 bales. Hams_ and

Q--Ta -sie—ady en-1
I;e7r-ner—cia-etstio;s
maintained. Throe middle* 2.. deer, fad the 50landiF
Oil the market small. Ths damped toe tale middles to
Wet, and 66e. to 68e. the nominal vales. New &INTIM
bulls bed choice quality is held for Me. 6d. ppeeet time, and
for India mess end prime ms extreme the d mattded. The
quantity of Amerioan beef on cendipienin from the com-
mencement of this season is 20 per mat. Withal' I. the cor-
responding period bat year; the deecieacy may in a great
mann lre owing to the largaquantity cantrectst for by the
British government for the supply of the nary. Boone sales
bare been made derteg the week of mess pork, principally
eadern AMLICIPLE, at Na. to 775. 6d., being an advance of
2s. 6d. per barrel. The market closed firm with a disposillon
on the part of the trade gmerally to bay. Further
dee purchases have been made in Liverpool of bed sod pork,
former of last season's owe at various pre to
quality, latter of new eastern Americas at an ads: ;eV la.
to 20. Tor barrel= forum ram.

COTTON.—Lrrizrooi, Aran 16.—Ths sales d oat=
to-day aro iodinated at 5,000 balm A very quiet soma*
us Na prier of mierday.

COTTON 000D8.-11Atranzem, APRIL 16.—The
market continues quiet, and bat for pending retracts, which
still retinue to keep the greater portion of our spinners sad
roanuhetarers employed, we should have stocks accumulat-
ing, the_present demand falling oondderably behind modem-
doe. There is rather more disposition to do briers among
buyers for India, but they are not operating largely. In the
continents' trade there is no improvement, the attitude of
Francs and Austria towards sack other affording but little
encouragement to hops foe such a wird= of diNculties r
would lead to an early renewal of commercial confidence.
Thee an still sore ceders giving ant for China .
bat the bulk of the bugbear for that market was do=
alms of last and the commencement of the present week.
_ , .

There ham been no perceptible saving way ti prim ince
Tuesday, is eitheryams or geed', bet In new taw dandy-
Ikea the Mae of the market In &tame at the buyer.

WOOL.—Lwaneool, Aran. 16.—The trenenetlone In
foreign wool hare been vend, of a Wan untrue, bores pro
feeling to weft for the lab& sehe which an amoaeosd
the end of the month; prior In the =MOWN are without
any change. Scotch Ye been rather more lagalered for, bat
sales hays not been to ray *shoat. Laporte for the week
ending
total, 61, Ay& 16 :—Forelpt, 1,031 Wks; provionely, 62,437;
466 balm

WOOLLEN.—Lams, Aran 16.—Ties trarkst has been
nabs: bat this morning. There has not bass • 11111110.7001
&amebae* of hams, sod the transactions We plurally
bees ce • asodstras seals, aspoially in lied fabrics sad fancy
isixtnew. The demand for then goods is falling off, wbth
the sagely tontintrestup. Plainchabs us morsingnirsdher.

HARDWARE.—Breaturoems, Aran. 16.—The masa-
Saturieg trades of this town and of the dlatrict are in much
the same condition we reported them last week ; Natty change
bre tikes place it am ban in the wrong direction; and to no
queer are there any indication' of improvessat. The foo-
ters give a rather gloomy account of the state of trade with
the North of England; the manufacturers ese, however,
ping on quietly, ceders coming in Jut sufficiently to enable
them to do so. Some of the out-workers are very short of
employment. The advises reesatly received hare relative to
the Best India trade are not °amide' to raise a very cheer-
lid festive. Whatever influence that trench of the export
leads had exerted for good a few meths back, ite prnent
position I. very Maar to that of other newiraft--dtilnese
and Inactivity. There is a glut of goods everywhere ea mm-
peed with roma requirements, mpectelly in the Presidency
of Bengal. Freights still bear the proportion of thirtyffve
per east. an the cost of iron, a fact in itself very likely to
restrict erratkaa In the peat staple trade of this district,
sad of biavy lardwares geurally.

CORN.--Casnamos, Aram 16.-Whest was L. desnr.
Bonn, malting, bang nesrly OM, was 2e. cheaper. Otter
cora 'massaged. Whoa*, red, Ws. to 435.; white, 48a.
Bann, 3040 335. Beam, 40s. Oats, 231. to 28..
CAILIOLI, APIM. 18.-Wli had a moderate supply of
wheat at air market this wrong. Demand good, end
wises rather in favour of Bailin. Ons slow rale at about
dd. donne oa log melee Mr. Barley, a shade dams far
and sangles. Wheat, white, new and old, 11s. to 19s. ;
red, mew sad old, 16s. to 12a. 6d. Barley, new and old,
to 13s. Oats, pots* Ba. 6d. to 10s. ; common, Be. to 9s.
Beans, 17e. II to 21s. Mow, la. Bd. to Is. 10d. Oat-
meal, It. 7d. to le. 9d. Ryland, le. 3d. Barlsymeal, la. 3d.
per .toss.-Amiens iswassi.
Cater2asowYJAPstils.-Thirs was a tolerably good
supply at market to-day at as Mentos in price of le. per qr.
Wheat, new brows, 38a. to 44. ; old white, Me. to 44e. ;
new ditto, 3135. to Us. Baby, new, 30s. to 40s. Oats,
sow, 22a. to 24a. St Beano, taw, 335. Peas, hog, 380.
to 40s.

Cozamarrio, APRIL 16.—A good supply of wheat, small
of barley, and fair of beans and ppan. The former sold at
ea advises of la. to b. per qr. Barley unaltered ; beans and
pass It. dearer.
Giorceeran., AT= 16.—We have had rather liberal
asphalt of fettles grain into Okincester thin week, including
qrs. of wheat from St. Melo, 2,600 qrs. lentils from Alex-
eat* about 1,700 qrs. barley from Matey and about 2,000
qrs. of barley from Ireland. The market firm to-day at
6e. 4d. to 6s. 9d. par 62Ibe. for white wheat, and 6s. to lie. 2d.
for red ; for foreign, price well maintained.
Olitiuroan APRIL 16.—There was a fair supply of
whom, for which higher rates were demanded; an *drama
of about le. per qr. wee generally obtained, but trade was not
brisk at this improvement. Wheat, 42a. to 50s. ; Talavera,
life Barley, 30e. to 30s. Oats, 23e. to 295. Beans, 40s.
to 445.
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HiRTFORD, Area. 18.-The supply of wheat to-day fair,
the best samples made fully as much money, inferior parcels
sold slowly. Barley bat little offering, and met a slow sale,
at barely sorted rams. Oats, peas, sad beans supported last
week's prices. Wheat, 21s. to 395. per load. Barley, 30.. to
42a.per qr. Oats, 21e. to 28s. per qr. Pees, 25a. to 28s.
per load. Beans, 255. to 295. per load.
Lemuel's, Aram 18-At our ewe market to-day, with
• fair supply of wisest, the trade ruled heavy at sat advance
of Is. per p. on last woes Was. White samples sold at
48s. to 46s , sad and 40s. is 42e. par quarter. Barley was in
limited moy, and tires trade Mid slow at the extreme prices
of last week, measly, 30s. to 42e. per quarter. Grinding
qualities were unobaaged in value. There was very little
doing in other sorts of groin. Oats were le. dearer than
last west, namely 26e. to 345. per 24 stow. BMW were a
mtape show, and rtoent currenc•es were r shred, namely
48s. to 60e. per 38 stone. Fins flour, 30e.; !weenie, 284.;
thirds, 26r., per 20 stone.
NRWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, AtItTL 18.-At our market
this morning we had • better supply of wheat from the
growers, and being without any arrivals coastwise, owing to
the prevalence of contrary winds, • clearance was issrly
effected at the full rates of title day se'nnight, south country
qualities at the same time commanding an improvement of
Is. per qr. For extra new Suff Ak yellow 455. was procured,
but the sale was sot gekk thereat. Foreign being mostly
he'd beyond the views of buyers, °sly • moderate buinsas
resulted. For Boor we experleaced an improved inquiry,
sad In some instances rather more mosey was paid. Mailbag
barley mach as before, and the same may be said of winding
qualities. Wait intuit to quit, Inferior wag quite
an-
saleab'.e. In beans and peas 1 ttle slteratk a. Otee rather
&goer. The arrivals this week are-Wheat, coestwles,
1,177 ; fordo,
2,221; Barley, foreign, 67. Oats, osastwiaa,
IMO. Beene, foreign, 165.
NORWICH, Aram 16.-Then was a very fall attend-
um of &raters at this market to-day, sad a fair supply of
wheat sold at an draws of 2s. per qr. for all descriptions.
Time was bouts small quaatity of barley still offering, but
little changed Made, as the farmers was unwilling sellers at
say reducties. There was very Livia other grain to be seen.
White wheat is quoted this evening 46e. to 48s. • red ditto,
41.. to 445. • beat chevalier malting barley, 3is. to 365. ;
ewes chevalier ditto, 32e. to 36 ; &tiling ditto, 275. to 28s.
per qr. Flour, 27c 61. to 28e. per sack from the miller, an
atlvesasef is. 81. per sack ou last week. Latest avenue :-
Whose, 3,420 f gm., 41s. 3d.; barley, 1,139 qrs., 32.. 10d.
NOTTOIOI,OI,, Aram 16.-At oar oma market to-day
then was only moderate *apply of wheat, which met with
• ready damned, at sa Memos of le. to 2s. per quarter on
last week's Mee. Old wlti•• 'old at 435. to 48e.; sew ditto,
445. to 60a. ; old red, 87s. to amain° Via to 43a. per
16 stem T: little &log In barley, tad pieta for fleas
toes *us a. prr quartet
matte thee tut week, matey,
43.,„,
_tauter for goatees, meet pleats(
Wprotome. ON, were • mash abcw. sna the
temis TOO a at lest walk'. outs, muotely,, old samples,
• We to i 4., sow' 2b.. mat. per 24 stone. Not much
, *MK la lisoao ;'bolessieo Flom may be piped, samody,

old samples, 495. to 61s. • nor dltlo, 445. to 48s. per 99
stone. Bum four, 57a. to .2.6 a; gas ditto, 27.. to 295. psa
20 moos.

OIPORD, AY= 16.—Ttte wheat trade to-day was finnor;
beet samples were in fair demand—white crust was worth
from 445. toggle. par quarter; red, from 40e. to 665.; balmy
and oats not much inquired after, the former reeks* frets
30.. to 365, the latter from 23e. to 305.; beau, for whke
there was a good demand from 42e. to 49e. pese may be
quoted from 445. to 465. per quarter; four, We. per satii.
Good hay 31. 10e.; prime Word meadow hay, 41. per ton.
Paranaozonow, Amu, 16.—At our market to-day.
fumes held back their amides, and but little wheat
changed hands, and that at an advance of la. to
both2erer qr.
ever the prima of last week. Way in good en y, and
Setrogy any oats or beau deg, andhigher
in veins.

Itramso, Aiwa 18.—The supply of wheat at this
market to-day was vary short, bat then was a better &spa
M -
'on for buses, sod makes wen roads at la @demos of la.
to 2e. per quarter. Bat little barley was as die ; hada was
di l ; prior as dear •I thls day whatight. Oats ocusseadid
fully late terms; bras sad peas shout the ram

liocnsenta, Area 16.LThere was 'tolerably good sup-
ply of wheat sad other grain placed on the Mends, most of
which was In very good condition. For superior fine samples
of white wheat le. per quarter over the terms of the lastmarket
was readily obtained, bad kinds realising from 445. to 49e.;
other sorts were firm, good seconds selling at 42e. to 44e.
The trade in red was firm, that description being affected by
the general improvement, snd soros excellmt parcels were freely
sold at an advance of L. There was only a moderate supply
of burley on offer. Primo, however, are fully as dear as those
of the LA market, some prime lots for resider purposes
reeking from 38a. to 43a • grinding maintained :its former
vain, sad was in moderate demand, the rates for this article
Whig 211 e. to 34e. Oats sold more freely, and the current:des
al lad week ware filly maintained, prime torts fetching from
23.. to Vs. The samples of beans and peas wore very limi-
ted, sad only a trifling trade was transacted in those articles;
however, were firm. The dour trade was deem,
and
Cern% 6d, per sock room money was obtained.
Wasson, Arta 16.-We continue to:Lie moderately imp-
el.with grain of all kinds, particularly so of oats and
. Wheat met a ready male at folly ls. to 2.. par qr.
over lest ware ptioes ; and all spring corn in good demand
et something over fanner rate.. Prices to the grower :-
Wheat, white, 43e. to 465. ; eats, 475. 63lbs. par bushel ;
red, 41s. to 425. ; atm, 43e. Oats, to ls. ld. per stone.
Beans, 41s. to 445. per qr.
Woacairran. APRIL 16.-Our market woe Arm to-day.
sad gripes @Ratty In favour of 410 setter compared with last
week. Regl white wheat, 16e. to 16e. perbog; and red,
14.. to 16s. ; malftg barley, 4s. to 4s. per bushel ; and
distillieg, 4s. • for buns, & 2d. to fie. 6d. per bushel was
the prim; oats, lie. 9d. to is. 3d. per 391 b.
Toss A 7114. 16.-At our tern market to-day wheat
we. in Modena* supply, of whiplike white the demand some
improved, at an advance of la to 2s. White samples sold
at 425. to 46s ; and red 37a to 40a. per qr. Barley was skit
show,
show, and good simples were about the some price as last
week-namely, 30.. to lids. per qr. Not much doing in oats
sad beams, and prices did not vary much from those of last
week, oats selling at 20s. to 225. per 24 atone. and beans 40e.
to 445. per 38stone. The weather is unsessonablyoold, and the
young grain and vegetation generally has received a check.
Huiscaz.or, Aram 16.-The general character of the
weather this week has been ungsnial; cold and frosty during
nights, with occasionally a rprinkling of mow. The ground
has not been in a tit state to receive the seed, so that unless
on very dry lend', little paps has been needs in sowing.
At our country markets this week a disinclination to sail at
present prima was manifested by our farmers; this, coupled
with the mug short aupplies during the sowing season,
compelled needy buyers to pay an advance of is. per qr. on
wheat and doe Urley, oats remaining much the same as laid
week. Sere to-da we bad very mall supplies of all kinds
of grata. Dem quick, at an advance of 11.. per
wheat, sod 6d. to Is. per qr. on barley and oats. Wheats
Us. to 47.. Barley, 26e. to 34.. Oata, 20e. to 26..
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Weimar° in, Aran. 16.—We hays 'had hardly any home
grown grain at market this week, and our imports us
limited to a few sacks of dour ccestviss. The acanthus of
our supplies, together with the warlike upset of affairs on
the Continent, has imputed a firmer feeling to the trade, and
purchasers have shown mom dispoeitton to buy then of late.
The few samples of Irish wheat exhibited for sale, have
brought an advance cf 6d. to 9d. per barrel, and foreign bee
been taken to a pair extent, at an enhancement of 3d. to 6d.
per barrel. Bewley has realised full rates, and some small
lots of bate have been sold at 2d. to 3d. per barrel mon
money to complete shipments ,• bat shippers generally refuse
to pay present prices. In Indian men a considerable bust-
nem has been dons, at 3d. to 6d. per barrel over the currency
of this day selnitight, and many holders refuse to sell,
exempt at a farther advance. Meer 041. per sack dearer, with..
improved demand. 'input, this week •—Oatmeal, 30 sacks;
door, 50 mac ExporM this week :—Barley, 650 barrels;
oats, 3,082 barrels ; dour, 1,923 sacks.