The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-24 00:00:00

MARKET&

TA LLOW.—Tcronsr SYCNING.—rb• market ,u quiet to.
day the spPi and fur June, and Arm for the last thre<
mouths, clogs* Spot 44a. Sd. ; sums price to Jaw: ass,
buyers," October to December.

00170N.—Lrvitirool., APRIL Lt.—Market quiet, eau ugy
Irrigator, ulSh sore ingtdry. restarted ales today, a*
Dales, Wok! lb. 2.600 epoomislion end export. 4,900 Areeticria,
00. to 1454. ; Pernant, de., 11d. to 12p1. ; garaduw,
115 d. to 131 d.: 20 Ilacelo and Bahia. : 300 ittlea. 141
Did to ; 30 Bs
to rna, 10141. • 3420 Surat, 71d. to
.penal,
Mode, &a.. 614. aid. *Pair Dttollerah, 9.d. ; ..
entitle, : arena, 954. ; !Mr Bergal, 71.1.; toe
I)4AL.. Peenani, 124. : !middling Bowe& 19541.; tit%

COTTON GIOODS.—MANCHESM, Ann 2S.—ln shipplsz
yarns we have had a very depressed market, and to make ask,
spinners have bad to accept lower prices. Some considerabk
t quotation often as to quantity are makation*, For homeingtrade aat ad. to ld. decline the
momen yarns also are wain
lower, but there Is more disposition to do liminess prices
at the de
dine. Some fair offers have been made hi this clam of yarn,
but at prices which represent a considerable decline upon Wt
Tuesday's prices. Some reports state that offers at Id. per lb
decline would be accepted on last Tuesday's rates Then
branches of the market close quietly, the business effectel
having been on a very nagged scale. In cloth there has ievn
steady decline during the whole of the past week. Not only
have prices been lowered by successive stages, chiefly ,wing
the intelligence of a decline in the prices of cotton here and iv
America, but they have been very irregular. There have been
buyers, however, at the different stages of decline, and
• very conaldershis business has been effected fn
day to day. Today there Is lees doing, owing to spieler,
having manifested a disposition to make • stand saline (millet
reductions. Manufacturers, under this discouragement. has
been less willing to snake concessions, and have not been met so
freely on the part of buyers. Certain It is that offers have not hers
met with anything like the freedom they were a day or two age,
Madapollauts, of Iffla and 71b. weight, an quoted Id. per pin e
lower than last week: printer., of Kb. and lelh weed.
and 6d. respectively lower ; shirting, of all descriptions averse,
fully ad. per piece lower; lam:mete, lid- to 3d. per piece . T
cloths, lid.: long cloths, 3d.; and Spired shirting', 6d. to ,A.l.
per piece lower.

MA! UFACTUBXB.—HUDDIMAII,LD Aran 13.—The prop.
Mgt, of war has had a depressing bamboo on the Wrbet t‘,.
day. In all purchase made the greatest degree of caution to,
been exercised. and a want of confidence Is apparent to all trun.
actions. &mineral has been confined chiefly to new patient, m
stripes and other fancy goods, but In all mars small parcebooly
were made up. Trade In the warehouses during the west has
want of o
bean exceedingly quiet, and local tnerchanta complain town)
rders.

WOOLS.—HODDIMIIIMD, APRIL 211.—There is but little do
mend for any description of wool, and where dealers offer a or
cession is price it does not operate on manufacturers se en le
duces:eat to purchase. Prospects are considered gloom), and
lower prices expected.

CORN.—LivtirOOL, APRIL 23. —The attendance at our market
this morning was only moderate. Wheat and flour were an fair
consumptive request, M Tull rates. Indian can waa oaly to
Rued request, and hoiden accepted rather meter new at the
close. Mixed American, Us. 6d. to Ma 9d. Oats Id to rel. per
bushel and oatmeal la per load dearer. Beans steady.

Unimak Aram 23—The supply or wheat waa Malted sans
to-day and was taken off freely at laWt week's extreme rates. has.
ley fully as dear. Beaus and peas Is. per qr. higher

LANDO, Aram 23.—The Easter festivities spoil our market
millers are exceedingly low In stock and seem &urines about
their position, but hold off buying in the hope they may operate
on (maim terms ere look holders of wheat on the other hand,
are very careless as to selling, being pretty confident that the
our buyers delay, the more they will have to pay. Barley
looker
articles as before.
LYNN, APIUL 23.—We had a small supply of wheat at market
to-day the demand was slow at last wears rates. Spring core,
prices unaltered. Per Imperial qr. to the grower :—Wheel.
white, new, 61I1e. to 6211 a. per Imperial betel, Ma. to in,
ditto, red, 6011 s. to alba, Ink to 136 n ; barley, hest Chevalier
malting, Mist to &Übe, 47a. to his. ; ditto, rug, flieraher,
ditto, 62115. to 53115., Us. to 455. : oats, 1161bs to 38Ibe !As
to PL. hams, 6311 m. to 11510 a., 425, to : Peak maple. eat
to 64113 e.. 37a. to els.

NEWCANTLE-UPOLTTIII, APRIL 23.—At our market this mom
lug we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers as well
as from the coed, and altbongb London was scarcely go good a
had been anticipated. a very Arm feeling, nevertheless, per
waded the trade, moulting In a fair badness being done at aide
Saturday's rates. Flour slightly dearer and in fair request
Grinding barley Inclining higher. Beans and peas unchanged.
Oats a shade dearer.
SALISBURY, APRIL 22—The supply was short and the attend.
sues small. Little bualness was done In wheat at last acct's
prices. Flour unaltered In value. The Inquiry for malting and
grinding samples of barley was limited, and prices Arm. Malt
maintained its full value, and Attie trade was doing. In other
descriptions of wain trade generally was dull. and prime re.
realised wee&st analysed. Wheat sold from on. to 7516
barley, 325. to 471.; oats. 244 to 33a.; beans, 445. to 52a.: pest
BOIL to RS"," aye, 375. to Os. per qr.: tares, 54. Ad. to 7. Id. per
bushel ; flour, 45e. to 50s. per week ; malt, Tie to 76e. per yr.

CATTLIL—SsIdener 7, APRIL 12.—The supply of least■ to-est
was exceedingly abort, which was partly owing to Waste
fair occurring the min • day ; the attendance of buyers was sh,
limited. The few cattle on offer, however, were of toed quail
and met with a ready er le at late qtiotationa Sheep were also veu
short in supply, and of prime quality, but equal to the &mut,
and all were cleared off at former pricea But few lamb net
on offer, and they realised high prices. A large supply of now,
with calves, which sold at varied prices There was a heavy
supply of lean pigs, with scarcely any buyers, and business dal
Small pigs from nine to sixteen weeks old were selling from it
to 12s. each. Beat beef realised Its to ISs per score ; cow Me
heifer ditto, Ils. to 111. ed.; mutton, 844 to 91d. per lb. le little
wool ; veal. 7d. to 74d. per lb. ; fresh port, 7d. to 744 green
boom, Sd. to 54,1. dry ditto, ed. to led. ; porkers. per moor., Is
to gh large bao.l, Pigs, M. ad. to tts. . sweet pickled ham.,
10d. per lb. ; quarter-old store pigs, les. to Its. each.