The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-16 00:00:00

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COTTON.—LrrmooL, Apart, 14.—We have had a fair
amount of business without change in prices. The Wee so,
8,000 bales—including 6,680 America, ab 44d. to ;
1,200 Surat, at 2gd. to ; 100 liaptiems at to
104c1.; 20 Maranham, Bgd.—of which 2,000 are for specu-
lation and export. The week's import is 38,788 balm.

COTTON GOODS. Mammy's, Amu, 'l4. —The
market closes very llisß The rise of discounts to 5 per cent.
has not affected prime, because many dreriptions of goo&
are still well mimed, sad t►e 'apply is scares, hub% baa
had the effect of inducing extra caution, and thus reetrict-
mg the amount of business. The India letters had the
effect of cawing extra business on Tuesday for that market,
but the impulse thus gives to business bra Dearly died
away, and we have at the close of the week a very dell and
imamate market. Fee yams there is a decline of ad. per
lb., or rather mom has bees experienced by buyers in
numbers and qualities for which spinners are coming out of
orders ; and for cloths in similar circumstances manufac-
turers have been willing to take lad. per piece lees ; but
these are chiefly exceptional cases. For the great bulk of
the production, both of spinners and manufacturers, prices
have been rather steadily maintained, owing to the contracts
sill unexhausted. The market is, however, less buoyant
that it bat been, and there is a feeling that present prices
are hardly likely to be maintained unless an impulse to the
demand comes from some quarter not now very clearly
anticipated.

WOOLLEN.—Lorms, APRIL 14.—We have had a steady
market this •nj. There was a fair attendanee of mer-
'haste in the Lalla The tone was rather Amer, and the
transactions were quite equal to what has been the average
Way.

HARDWAILL —Briumniouate, Amu. 14.—The early
part of this week having been Faster holidays the slackness
which pervades the trade of this town was not so much felt.
linos Wednesday the manufactories have been again in
pretty full work, a few orders having come in on account of
the home trade • but the manufacturers are very emptily
supplied, sad unless business rallies speedily the work.
people will in many instances be upon short time. At pre.
nnu been partial, and Lbe tut:fur:Zap—
laminated at Dut n skins evening. The transactions were
on a very limited mostly in pig iron, for which the
demand nemeearily. • ited so long as the other branch of
the trade is dull. There was a want of spirit at this con-
cluding meeting of the trade, as there bad been at the
previous assemblies at Wolverhampton and in this town
In fact, the present position of the iron trade is a diem:.
pointment to all who are engaged in it, so confidently bad
aotivity been anticipated at this season. The manufactur-
ing trades in this quarter are in the enjoying's, of a mode-
rate amount of prosperity.

0011.N.—Caimmos, Aram 14.—A mall market. WhMt
Mid este le. dearer, other cora es last week. Wheat, 445.
to
to 50s. Howley, 325. to 38s. Seem, Ms. to 42a. Oats,
235. 28s.

Amu. 14.—Good supply of all kinds of pain.
Wheat about 6d. dearer. Spring corn at fully last week's
ratee. Demand good for everything. Wheat, white, new
and old, lea 6d. to 21s. 6d. ; red, new and old, 04 Id. to
21s. Barley, new sod ekl, 15e. to 17s. Oats, potato,
lla 61. to 13s. ; couunoo, 10s. to 12s. Rye, Ha to 17s.
Baena, 20s. Flour, per state, 2s. to 2s. 2d. Oatmeal, per
stone, 21. 2d. to 21. 4d. Ryemeal, per stone, Is. 15d. Bar.
leymeal, per stone, Is. 4d.

oobcgzerrin, APRIL 14.—A small supply of wheat and
other grain. Barley, wheat, beans, and pommel advanced
L. to 2a. per qr.

01.0110ERTIR, APRIL 14.—The weather during the past
week has bees cold and ungenial, with some quantity of
rain ; and vegetation is 'almost at a standstill. English
wheat to-day was in rather small supply, and brought an
advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. Foreign about ls. dearer.
Darklyßd. to Is. per qr. hi&or with a good demand.
Erma held for more money. OW Bd. per qr. dearer, but
the large arrival from Ireland has kept the market a little
in check. Imports for the week ending April 14 :—Barley,
foreign, 1,430 qrs. Oats, Ireland, 8,470 qra liaise, foreign,
1,90 qn.

GUILDFORD, Mart. 14.—Wheat to-day in limited supply.
had to submit to • further advance of 2e. per qr., on
Bolen
terms a general clearance was made. Barley and
cats rather dearer. Wheat, 48s. to 60s. Barley. 345. to
44a. Oats, tic to 28e. Beans, 40s. to 41a. Pau, 1188.
to 40e.

Ittavroan, Aram 14. —The wheat trade to-clay for
fine qualities is. per load dearer, with • short 'apply.
Barley is very small offer, last week's prices fully supported.
Oats made full prices. Peas and beans sold at quite as
much money. Wheat, EU to 335. per load ; barley, 235.
to 475. per qr. • °ate, 2011. to 235. per qr. ; peas, bkr. to
26a per load ; beans, 245. to 30s. per Iced.

Ligrmorte, Arum 14.—We bed • tolerable atteodence
of farmers and factors at our corn market to-day, but there
was • by no means plentiful supply of wheat, some of
which wee only of moderate quality. The trade was active,
at an advance of la. to 2s. White samples were quoted at
495. to 55e. ; red, 475. to 50e. per 36 stone. The show of
barley was exceedingly meagre, and late mice were for the
most part supported for all superior sorts—namely, 395. to
43a. per qr. ; secondary qoslittes met a dull sale, at 28s. to
32. per 30 stone. Oats oame sparingly to hand, and were
in fair request et an advanced 6d. to Is. per qr. ; old, 28s.
to 32a. ; new, 245. to 26e. per 24 stone. The show of
beans was limited, and scarcely sufficient to meet the in.
quiry at full terms ; old, 48s. to 50.. • new, 40s. to 44e.
per 38 stone. Super flour, 40a. ; secon:la, 38e. ; thirds, 31e.
per 20 stone.

Nrweearuncrroir-Trar, Arita. 14. -At our market this
morn* we had a very moderate show of wheat from the
powers, which sold qeiskly at an improvement of fully 2s.
per qr. ; south country qualities, as well as foreign being
in lively request, at an mthancement of ls. to 2s. rr qr.
For medium Lincolnshire red, weighing naturally 5 fibs.,
and for new Norfolk yellow, weighing 5916 e., the respec-
tive prices of 50s. 6d. to 51s. and 52a. 6d. to 53e. were
paid per 5041 be. ; whereas for old Norfolk 52. a could not be
exceeded ; foreign was in limited supply, choice new red
Heiligeahafen making Ms. per 5041b5., whilst old middling
mixed llantsic,,with sprout, weighing 5816 x., made 50a per
faiths. slowly. Flour may be written Is. per sack dearer,
with an improved inquiry. Malting barley fully sustained
its vane 4811ba., Norfolk reaching 365. 6d. and Dad&
405., weighing 5511*. per bushel. Grinding :watered. In
beans or pees few transactions occurred. Oats were held
with much amildence, but the foreign arrivals being good
buyers acted more cautiously. The arrivals this week are
-Wheat, coastwise, 827 qrs. ; foreign, 511 qrs. Barley,
coastwise, 317 qrs. • foreign, 1,332 qrs. Malt, coastwise,
25 qrs. Oats, ocadwime, 1,042 qrs. ; foreign, 3,520 qass.
Peas, foreign, 170 qrs. Beans, coastwise, 20 qrs. Float,
1,012 sacks.
Noaenal, Aram 14.-At to-day's market the 11:aely;
of wheat was small, and as the demand was
brisk prices advanced fully b. per qr. for all descriptions.
The few samples of barley offered realised higher rata
Little business doing in other articles. Flour advanced' Id.
to Ia per sack. The weather, although cold and gloomy,
has been dry daring the week, and barley-sowing has pro-
gressed better than was anticipated; with favourable wea-
ther it will be completed next week. White wheat is
quoted this evening 53r. to 50.; red ditto, 50s, to 524.;
beat Chevalier malting barley, 425. to 465.; ditto runs Che.
yeller, 345. to 40s ; distilling ditto, 255. to 27e. per qr.;
flour, 345. to 355. per sack from the miller.
NOTTIIKINIII, APRIL 14.-Theo was barely an average
show of wheat on offer from the farmers at our corn market
this morning, bet most of the samples were in pretty fair
condition. A good demand was made, and the bushiest
transacted was at 2s. to Is. per qr. over late rates. Old
white descriptions changed hands at 53e. to 60a. ; new
white, 50s. to 58s. ; old red, 411.. to 545. • new, 495. to 55e.
per 36 stone. Only a few samples of barley were showing,
and the inquiry was steady for fine parcels at the extreme
rata of last week ; malting, 375. to 475. • foreign finale,
41a. to 455. per qr. Grinding in some instances was per.
chased at rather higher rates, which ranged from 30s. to
325. per 30 stone. Oats were limited in supply and a shade
higher ; old, 275. to 335. ; new, 26e. to 30i. per IN stogie.
Beans scarce and quite as dear ; old, 48e. to 50s. ; new, 435.
to 475. per 38 stone. Super flour, 38s. to 425. ; fine, 345.
to 38a. per 20 stone.
OXFORD, APRIL 14.-There was a large attendance here
to-day, with a fair supply of all kinds of corn. The trans-
actions in each were munerous, anti owing to the upward
tendency of the previous day's London market, farmers
were enabled to make from Is. to 2a more par quarter for
wheat. The market was also dearer for barley, oats, and
beans, while flour could not be purchased unless at a ries
of 2s per sack. The following prices may be quoted, vu :
White wheat, 50s. to 565. per quarter ' • red wheat, 465. to
545. ; barley, 33a. to 435. ; oats, 235. to 335. ; beans, 425.
to 44,. ;'
hog peas, 40a. to 425. ; second flour, Ms. per
sack ; hay a . per 10s. to 5f ton.
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Pwrimennooon, Alan: 14.—At our market to-day we
had only a mall supply of wheat, which met a sale at 2r.
to as. per qr. over the prim of this day week. Barley ea
before. Oats and beans, each fully la per qr. dearer. Pnces:
—Wheat, best red, 52a. ; common ditto. 48a to 50s. ; oats,
/Dale le. 20. per stone ; teens, 425. to 435. per qr.
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BRADDIG, APRIL 14. —There was a eery abort supply of
wheat at market this morning, and an average attendance.
Although trade was not commenced with much spirit, yet
the tone was firm, and prices bad as upward tendency.
Barley is in short supply, and generally is fully as deer.
Other articles are unaltered. Wheat, 40s. to 58s. ; barley,
30s. to 45a. ; oats, 18s. to 32a. ; beans, 42a. to 525. ; peas„
Ns. to 46a. Flour, household, 425. ; seconds, 38s. per sack.
Boctuarm, Ana 14. —The demand for good qualities
of white was rather more active at en improvement in
aome awes of la per quarter for the very priest lots ;
inferior and secondary lota moving of only to limited ex-
tent at former quotations. Boma fine lots of whits made
as high as bra, and red 50e, hut the general run for both
kinds was white, 441. to 525. ; and rear, 395. to 455. Foreign
was held very Sam at former quotations. There was very
little barley on show, wed the few empire exhibited were
quoted fully as dear as last week ; in some instances
ea advance of la. per quarter being demauded. Grinding
qualities were searcely inquired for, and the prince are
tending downwards. Oats were in moderate supply, and
prices slightly, imoved ; some first-rate lots were quoted
ashigibew The arid we &NU for peas, ami mit

was for beans ; but there was no alteration in the loot*.
tions. The price of dour has been advanced by tie rollers.
Wussece, APRIL 14. -- A fair supply of wheat tov.lar,
bat the growers were very stiff in their olvinand., sad
tained aa advance of 2s. to 3a per qr. on the prices of tlni
day week. The weather is very cold and vegetatiou oer.
tasnly very backward, although no positive injury is ,luny to
the wheat plant at present. Oats and all other spring on
in short supply, and an advance on all obtained. Aria„to the growerf:—Wbest, white, 50a. to 535. ;
extra
55.., 631 he. per bushel ; ditto red, 49r. to 525. ;
535. ; oats, Is. Oid. to Is. Id. per stone ; beams, 40s. to 44,,
per qr.

Voacrwria, Aiwa 14.—There was a good supply .4
wheat at market to-day, which sold readily at en alms, e
1.. to 2s. per qr. Barley, 1.. per qr. higher. Oats r, r.:
6d. to Is. per qr. higher. On beans and peas the turn sr,,,
in favour of the seller.

Yam, Arum 14.—The quantity of wheat on offer A
day's 'narks& was rather Ire than an average ; the &wild.
RAW, however, was tolerably good, and considering the tin»
of the year site: were only of indifferent quality.
Fanners asked prime and obtained an advance of 2s.
per qr. • white w made 150 s. to 565. ; red, 4sa. to 54,.
per 36 stow. The barley trade ruled steady, and choke
parcels moved off at their full value, namely, 38e. to 42,
per qr. ; feed kinds very little inquired after at previ.sia
terms, 30s. to 31e. per 30 stone. Oats were in moderate
supply and holders succeeded in establishing the extreme
rates of last week, and in several instances L. per qr. nor:
money was obtained ; old, 26s to 28s. ; new, Mu. to ale,
per 24 stone. In beans prime underwent no important
alteration ; old, 465. to 48s. • new 441. to 46a. per stooe.
Rye, 36e. ; malt, Me. to 70s. per qr. ; dour, 36a to 3s„
per 20 stone.
KIRKCALDY, APRIL 14.—At our country market. this
week we bad email supplies of aria, which met an eager
inquiry. Wheat, Is. per qr. higher; oats, Is. to In. per qr.
dearer. ; barley entirely exhaust's& Here, to-dav, we had
very small supplies of gran. Sales quick at a full shill's;
per qr. advance. Wheat, 45e. to 525. per qr. ; barley,
ak to 435.; oak, 1948. to 325. ed.