The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-11 00:00:00

MARKETS.

PROVISION TRADE.

TOOLIT•STRIRT, APRIL 9.

The (optimums of =usually warm weather' at this time
of the year, end the eeaeou approaching to a close, with
prospects aline and early ,applies of now, boa caused •
depressing inausace upon the Ithh butter market daring the
week. The beeinsie transactions have been quite of a retail
obareeter, moo good useful Limerick sold at 90e., end for
the song receatly inspected Cock third. 94e. ; thou which
have been held for some time and out of condition offering
at Mk sad leas, eccording to their merits. Stale and inferior
1 deetripints, of which a large portion of the stock eonsists,
ue still unsaleable, and cokes for a Neculative purpose, at
•oirQwenarliri tohrfeo fa
nogn aremPed Is of
their,
aorpinrig lyre"-
dually declining. The bust Dutch since Monday has re-
ceded 4a., eat the intermediate and ordinary descriptions.
is Bs. per cwt., at which reduction a tolerable cleanses has
bun Wetted. Lower rotas ere looked foe next week. The
bacon turbot hes coalinoed steady at last week's quota-
tion,. The trade, who had purchased previously at 68.. to
60e. an board, hem been reselling upon the market at
• profit. nipple, la ooa.equenos of the high prices paying
for pigs, have sot bees pressing Wee at the current prices
obtainable, viz , 60s. and 62e. fur prime Waterford sizeable
Limerick end Cork 68s. to 80a, landed; end Bamboo
singed sides, 86s. to dBs. Hams, which have so long been
compuativsly aeglected, are beginning to command atten-
tion, some out of condition, sad which have been held for a
long time, sold at 600. to 64e. Prime bum were inquired
for, and 76a. to 78a. the currant value, with prospect of an
advance. Lard is in good steady revert, at 68s. to 70e. for
Waterford bladder., and 88a. to 60s. Imp. Bale and Arms
middles remain with but little change, either in demand or
v. 10" The shipping
of trade is still in an unsettled state,
owing to the threatening aspect adafreos the Continent,
and until somethiag definite is announced no general Misd-
eals will be doing. Beef of mire flu quality maintain. pre-
vious fall prices, with every impearaue at still further as-
hamed rates being realised. Upwards of 1,000 derma have
changed hands during the week in Liverpool, at an advance
of 6d. par dame upon previous currency. Prime men
pork, Irish end Hambro', very quiet; quotations merely
nominal, 86e. to 87s. 6s. No demand fur India pork.

COTTON.—Lrmaroot.. Aran. 9.—The sales of cottoa
to-day sio tothoutei et 7,000. A quiet market at yeatettlay's
Floss.

COTTON GOODS.—Nutcansma, APIUL 9.—Althank
the market ham worn a quiet appaarsam, and the bedew
ham not been considerable, there has bola aallchet trade to
beep the prices of most kinds al yam and cloth steady. This
is mom particulsrly the cam in India cloths, to which a
slight Impels was given on Tuesday by more
acecausts from Bombay than had bean experasel!l=s
for that market have since then rather imposed is manias'
value, and with acme fair purchases whirs manandarers
have been willing to take last rates. For yarns there ban
been no change in value since Tuesday, but the political
news from Vienna has mused a nabs, severe check, and

csueel -To .767.1771.17.17.71.g00Ti1aaf
business has sprung up slues the doss of the market yester-
day in shirtless gutted to the Chios market, and some homes
In that trade report very extensive asks et full prime.

WOOL.—LittlarooL, Aran. 9.—Foreign wool conti-
nua in lair &mend, and, although there is no material
change In plan they see very Bros. Sooteh has met with
more h.q, hot the sales have not been to any extent.
Imports for the week ending April 9:—Foreign, 12,816;
pretiossly, 49,621; total, 62,437 bales.

WOOLLEN.—Liens, APRIL 9.—Tbar• boa bleu. an
=:t:"usn:t bu"ri
siser tia=tad".ktaillarntorna
bees la lacramod demand, but Ught fibrin aro not quits
asgarly sought otter r rintron.

HARDWARE.—Binnnresam, APRIL 9.—The trade of
this tows is dull, end laden a spirt al orders soma in Wore
the nut two or three weeks ere over the neausfecturen will
have to pet their workpeopts upon short time. The home
trade is dull In ell Ito branches, with the exception of build-
ers' hoeuringery, in which there le a lett anetiont of burl-
ier doing. The fancy trades ere gesemally dull. In con-
nexion with the foreign trade, it may be mentioned that fa
the South American there Is nether more business stirring ; a
ihnilar tumult will apply to Australia. The Iron trade in
Eat ; very few orders have come In during the weak, and
present appearances indicate a fiat quarter-day.

CORN.-Canstunos, Aram 9.-Our market was dull
Is the extreme today, with no change in prime. Wheat,
red, 884. to Us. ; whits, 445. to 465. Bar lay, 395. to Ws.
Beans, Sas. to 40s. Oats, 24e. to 28a.
CANTRILIIIRT, Amt. 9.-A short supply at market to-
day. Sales dull, bat prima maintained last week's currency.
Wheat, old brows 411.; new brown, 334. to 435. ; new
white, 424. to 45a. 'Barley. new, 265. to 345. Oats, me Fr,
22a. to 245. Beans, new, 345. to 34e. ed. Peas, 384. to 40s.
Cantina, APRIL 9.-We bad a small supply of wheat
in war market this morning. We had a brisk demand at
prior fully ed. pa Carnal* bushel over those of last week.
Bsilry, good sale, at fully last week's rates. Oats not In
sock good demand, especlally seed sampler. Wheat, white,
new sad old, 17a. to 19s. ; red, new sad old, 16s. to 170.
Barley, sew and old, lls. to 12s. 6a. Oats, potato. Be ed.
to 10a. 61.; common, tts. to 9e. Bye, 12s. Beans, 111 a. to
21e. Peas, 194. to 214. Flour, ls. 8.1. to Is. 10d. Oat-
meal, la. 7d. to le. 9d. liyameol, la. 3d. Barley:veal, le. 3d.
per stosa.-Owlials lostruat.
Counts's" Area 9.-A good and an Mwessing am-
ply of wheat; of other grain moderate. Wheat as at last
day Barley barely supported late rates. Beans and peas
ad. _ . _

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13toucesrun, Aran. 9.-Our imports this week consist
ot 2,630 quarters of wheat from fit. Melo, 630 quarters barley
from Neaten, 418 quarters beans from L'Aguilion, and about
340 quir•ere of oats from Ireland. The trade remains quiet
it last Batweday's prices. White wheat (English) 6s. 4d. to
fre. 9d. ; and red, le. to be. 2d. per 62Ibe. Foreign : Peters-
bmg, 65.• °larks, de. 42. to 6.. 62. • Polish Odessa, 4.. 94.
to 6..; 4e. 61. to de. ; Beech/mkt end Markemple,
de. 64. to de. ad. par 621bs
Owitarossno, Aran. 9.-To-day's supply of wheat was
moderate. No difilcultyim experienced in effecting a clear-
ance, buyers having a a • ht advantage in price for floe red
what. Wheat, 40e. to Barley, 29.. to 39a. Oats, 235.
to We. Beans, 40a. to 445. Peas, 40e. to 445.
HSRTFORD, Aran 9.-The market to-day was well
with wheat, which met a Plow sale at last week's
a, raw sw
atria y little offerin
as and g price.
o remaq the same.
Id t week's pros.
What, 20s. to 29a. per load. Barley, 30.. to 425. per qr.
Oats, 20.. to 28e. per qr. Peas, 2.6 s to 28e. per load.
Maras, 280 to 28.. per load.
Leacarrea, Arm 9.-At oar corn market to.day there
wan not a large supply et wheat, and the demand proved
dew, at the ourreocies of last week. White maniples sold at
445. to 465.; and red, NM. es 425. per quarter. Very little
;Vin beaky, and superior samples were dear, melting
ero realising 40e. to 435. per quarter. Beans were a
s ow sale at Is. over recent rate., namely, 445. to 60a. per
88 atone. Oats were unchanged to value, except for
fine qualities, which were 7s. dearer, prier.' being from 28..
to 345. per 24 atone. Fine flour, 30e. ; seconds, 28s. ; thirds,
26e. per 20 *tome.
Nawcsarms-uroze-Tugs, APRIL 9.-At our market
this morz,ing we had rather more wheat offering by our
brow; and factors being nowillieg to sell excepting at
some edema, the demand fell clad, upon native sampler,
which went off quickly at tally thereto a this day se'on•ght.
From the stands scarcely anything tmnatirod. Flour was
held very tenaciously, which had the effect of checking
business. Malting barley, umbrae floe, quite uneatable, such
being the general character of the trade when the •01111.A1 la
spproaching a Glom. Foe grieding there woe very little in-
quiry. Choice malt fully as dear, infe•ior qualities befog
totally neglected. In beans and peas we have little variation
to note, god the same remarks will apply to oata. The ar-
rive]. this week ars-Wheat, c *Menne, 3,027; foreign,
1,940; Barley, tromterlea, 1,566. Malt, coastwise. 263. Outs,
ometwies, 1,986; forage, 80. Peas, congeries, 30; foreign,
110. Baca, foreign, 10. Flour, 2,281 sacks
NOZWICII, APRIL 9.-There was • much low a!-
W 6009 of farmers at this market to-day, end a fair supply
of wheat *old at the full prime of last week, there being a
better feeling to rte trade. In barley there was compere-
lively little doing, as the fanners would not conform to the
primer offered. The emir trade continues quiet. Whitewheatie
quoted this evening 44.. to 46a ; r. d ditto, 395. to 43e. • best
cberatier malting barley 36e. to 405.; runs oberalier 'ditto,
-33 e. to 35e.; distilling ditto, 275. to 26e. per grader. Flour,
26e. to 26a 6d. per sack. The °Medal retorts show incresee 1
deliveries from the farmers as compared with the correspond-
ing period of hat year.
NOTTINGHAM, APRIL 9.-Thers was only a moderate
quant,ty of wheat at our market, for which farmers asked an
advance. This was not, however, given, prime ruling fully
as Wes m last week. Old white simples sold at 44e. to 485.,
sai newllito, 44a. to 60e. • old red, 375. to 425. ' • new ditto,
Ma. to 43e. per 36 stone. No materiel ohengeitt the price
of barley, superior samples being deer, namely, 38e. to 44e.
per quarter for making qualities ; cud grinding, 28a. to 31..
per 30 stone. Oats were the turn cheaper; new sample.
selling at 26a. to 30e., and; old, 30e. to ifts. per 24 Mom.
Only a smell supply of beans, and prices were unohanged,
old samples gelling at 48e. to ble., and nee, 40e. to 41e. per
38 some.
Oxman, APIUL 9.-The supply. of what at this market
to-day won not on a very extensive scale, and very little
business wee done. Foe amplest very prime whits wheat
as high as 60s. per gamier wan asked, bat we believe In no
one lastance obtained. White wheat ruled from 465. to 49a.
per quarter. Bert from 40.. to 445. Barley and oats were in
small amply, yet fully roust to the demand, and no altera-
tion in prices. Beam WINO rather more on the demand, sad
last week's rates were fatly enstased. Fess a small supply,
bat quite aped to the demand, prime the same. Flour un-
damaged, aed was steady. Plenty of seeds on offer, but not
mush legated for. White clover was worth 90a. per owt. ;
red, from 60.. to 65e. ; vetches, from 12.. to 13e. per bushel.
Prraanonouou, Aram 9.-Raving but a small show of
wheat here to-day, last week's pekes were readily obtained,
and foe ear beet qualities a slight advanos was given--due
631 be. yellow soaking 41e. to 42e. per qr. Bat little reprise
cots of any &ecliptics, sad late rotes readily obtained.
ELGIN°, Arm 9.-The supply of wheat was better to-
day, mad most of it was fa fair' condition. The trade ruled

slow, butiteicee of last week were well and generally main-
tained. There wee • good demand for barley of beet dew rip•
tion, at late flames. In grinding barley there was not so
fees a axle, and prices were rather lower. Oats were quite am
dear. In been, and peas there was no alteration.

Rotators, Aram. 9.—The samples placed on the
steads at this market were inexcellent condition. For good
samples of white as high as 475. was readily obtained, but
inferior end second qualities went at 40e. to 445. In red
there was a little trade at Ns. to 411 s. Fonts was about
the same as last week—good argon' from the &We Gem-
muds from 425. to 475. per quarter. The barley ado
was rely quiet ; prices, however, were fully se high as those
of last week—mime malting samples at Fag 42a. ; sad
rending, 345. ; the market, however. was very heavy. In
oats there was very little passing, sad some of the best brads
sold at 6d. par quarter below the prime of teat week, bst the
trade fa this kind of grain was generally Bat, end but few
pmeeis changed hands. The supply of buna wee good for
the sears of the year, and palms are fully as dear as those
of tat week but awry held aloof from inmeseleg their
sleeks of this stale • for prime soots 455. to 48e. were ob-
Wined, but other kids met with no loquirise. Pus are
nominally unaltered, but that were scarcely any sales re-
p:tad.
Amu. 9.—The ly of wheat continues on
moderate Ml* but quite enouo for the demand, and the
value remain' es la week. Boris earn as bare, both as
regard. trios and supply. Prices to the grower :—Wheat,
st, 43a. to 46e. ' • eats, 465. 6316 a. per bushel ; red. MAt
to 41s. ; eats, 42.. Oate, la. to le. Id. per atone. Bess
41a. W 445. per qr.
'trousers Aran 9.—At this day's market there was
rather a larger supply of wheat, which sold slowly at last
week's mime. Rather more inquiry for cots. Other articles
snaltnd.

You, APPAL 9.—At our oorn market today, wheat was
only a small supply, sad the trade ruled doll, at a seduction
of la. per quarter on the qadationa of the parlous week.
Welts samples sold at 40s. to 445., and red, 375. to 40a. per
38 stone. The trade ruled dull in bird/. Oats were a
limited supply, and unchanged in value, namely 20a. to 245.
per 24 stone. Beans were also scarce, and with little de-
mand, thepricee of laid week were realieed, namely, 40s. to
425. per 38 atone; malt, 645. per quarter ; Me. per 20
done.
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APRIL Tuesday this week we
have had very Bee weather; with a COOLIRUARCII of such for
a week or two the sowing of oats and barley will be brought
to a dose is this district, and the balk of potatoes planted.
At our country markets this week we bad very little grain
of say kind offering. Farmers being seemingly unwilling to
scout of present rates do not offer their eirplest. Rom,
to-day, very mull supplies of all kinds of grain canoed
prior to rule in &roue of seller* for all aorta. -Wheat, Kn.
to 465.; hinny, 275. toads. ; oats, 20s. to 26a.
W*17.111'010,, APRIL 9.-011 r market has ken nest mesa-
lily supplied with all deseripdeas butorgrowa great WI
week, and we have only to report the arrival of two cargos'
of Indian con from abroad. Notwithstanding the nnalblests
of oar receipts, the trade has continued devoid of say mina-
lice, and the business transient(' bar bean quite of a retail
character. In the value of Irish wheat we make no cheer,
but the finer descriptiou of Lreignsra the tun:ideate.. Barley
supports late rater, but oats cannot be sold without submit-
ting to some reduction in prke. Indian cern has been more
lacelted r, and purchases can hardly be made ea melt
favourable trms as at the close of but week. Flour held for
an advance of ed. per sack. Imports this week .—lndian
oora; 3,096 qrs.. Exports this week :—Oslo, 2,760 kris.;
flour, 893 web.