The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-13 00:00:00

MARKEY&

PROVISION TRADE.
TOOLEVIITREET, Jrx E 11.

Fitts mild Irish butter has been inquired for the la.t few
days, mud foe choice Clonnal 08.. to 100.., made tended,
sad as there is but little remaining, there have been buyers
at 98.. f.0.b., fur immediate shipment upon representation
of quality being fine. A few small order. have been cent
out to be executed upon the best terms for crane inspected
Sligo. The present prices paying in the Sligo market ere
162a.' 98a. and first, second., and third.. Cork thirds
and fourth. have been selling at 92e., 82.., and 83s.
Limerick, in eon...games of the inferior nudity of seconds
and thirds, is comeendively neglected. Ihe supply since
Monday consists of 2,361 Cork, 1,279 Waterford, and 314
firkins from Limerick.; and the delivery 2,510 firkins.
Foreign batter sold steely in the early part of the week at
88.. to 90. e. for the best Dutch, but subsequently there was
an improved demand, at an advance of 2.., and at 92a. a
tolerable clearance was effected on Friday. It would appear,
from the largo aelivery during the week, that a eensiderable
business had been transited in bacon, but a good portion
removed from the wharves belonged to holderv, wh> had
made purchares three or four weeks since, and consequently
stile, and to prevent its geling farther out of condition they
Sr. putting it into consumption. Re-sales continue to be made
upon mach better teems for buyers than they can get sup-
plied by agents, therefore the market is still discouraging to
shippers. The principal transactions have teed. n Waterford
erzesble, at prices ranging from 625. to 59.., and Limerick,
from 50.. to 66.. For anything particularly choice end fresh
of Waterford, 61e. f. o. b. ; Rod tile. to 62a. to arrive, 'eked.
Hamburg singed "Idea do not sell freely at 62e., although
fresh and mild cured. The arrivals from Ireland during the
week are-201 Cork, 144 Dublin, 242 Limerick, and 815
bete. from Waterford, excludes or the imports, rite Milford.
The drawer due Monday brings 966 bales. The deliveries
since Monday 2,600 bales. kxoept for shipping purpoen
bale middles do not meet with buyers. A few sales of fine
middles have been made at 59a. Hams command more att, n-
lion, sod priors ranged from 70e. to 78.. pale and smoked
according to size, quality and repute of shipper. Little or
no inquiry fart cask provisions. The recent excitement caused
by 'vendee orders for the continent has been followed by
extreme depression, both here and In Liverpool. Beef offer-
ing ate considerable reduction. New India, 170.. ; India
trees,l4oo. ; mew, 126 e. ; and from the continued good
supply, still tementes expected. Pork eke hem declined in
value, 5.. per barrel. Irish, 100.. ; Hamburg, 105.. ; Eastern
Amerieen, 87e. 6d. ; and Western American, 80.. per barrel
of 20016.

WOOLLEN CLOTHS.—Lv.ers, JUNII 11.—The market
Ms displayed no fe►tote of Importance to-day. There bus
been a moderate attemdanee of buyers, and a fair steady
businest dole in most kiwi. of goods.

COTTON.—lavaarooi, June IL—The Wes of cotton
to-day are estimated at 8,000 balm, sad consist of the fol.
towing descriptions:-6,200 Amerioan, 6d. to 9d 1,600
Pecostue, 81d. to Id., 200 Marsuhares, 714. to lid.;
400 Zgyyttans, 71d. to Bd. ; 700 Banns, 414. to Old.

COTTON 000DS.—MANCHTATER, JUNZ 11.—Tbe un-
favourable ativioes from Bombay which affected the market
on Tuesday have led to a much smaller business being done
than was expected, but the aggregate sales of the week have
not ►oar unimportant. Nearly all kinds are in some &-
maize, and prices are well maintained. Ia yarns as well u
cloths, the heavy business done during the put fortnight has
places producees under contract for India, and touch of the
firmness sow exisiog in prices le owing to these orders.
There in a fair business, h•.wover, ding for the foreign mar-
kets and for the home trade, and there is not likely for the
present to be any accumulation of stook.

HARDWARE.—Brawixasex, Inns 11.—Trade here
continues dull, and the pelted at which wo have arrived in
the quartos is not a favourable one for immediate improve-
ment. The north country trade is looking a little more pro-
mising ; it be. bra doggish during the greater part of the
spring, but there have ben symptoms of a alight roactios
daring the last fortalght. Tits order-sheets of the factor
is that part of the country have been better filled, though
there le stall evidence of the spirit of caution amongst tne
country shopkeepers, which has ban manifest for the lea
twelvemonths. The ordea are small compared with
what they usually are. An expected fall in the
pia of copper is inducing as factors re with-
hold their orders, es that in the bramfoundry
trades generally them lea good deal of languor; nod many
of the woekpeople are making much leas time than usual. A
All of b. per cwt., announced to-day la the price of tin, will
robnaL:4 hays the effect of stimulating some of the trades in-
by the price of that metal. A failure
in the has trade was announced this morning.
Masa. T. and C. Highway, ironmasten, of Walsall, have
been obliged to suspend ; severe losses and bad trade are
said to have led to this difilenlty. The liabilities are not yet
known, but they will be heavy, and if there is an immediate
windup tha dividend will be small. A wash or two since
the suspension of Mesas. C. Valetta and Co., in the South
American trade, was announced is the Daily Noes. Au
&dimmed meeting of the creditors was held a day or two
Mace, at which an offer was made by Mr. Valette's agent to
this effect that in cousideration of th• coeditor forbearing to
Institute proceedings for the recovery of their respective debts,
he would undertake to appropriate all remittances and monies
Willett may COMO into fats bonds or be subject to his dispoei-
tics, towards liquidating the debts now owing by the
ann. His offer was accepted by the creditors present ; and
it was announced that a remittance of 6401.h4a been received
sheathe meeting, held three weeks ago.

CORN.—CAIIHRIDOIL, Jugs 11.—Whoat was 1.. to 2s.
lower; all other cora • dull sale. The growing crop of
winter brass is estiotudy damaged by blight or collasr
Wheat, red, 44e. to 48s. ; white, 665. Beau, 40e. to 445.
Barley, 30s. to Us. Oats, 24e. to 300 _

CANTERBURY. Juni 11.—The supply at market to.day
was wry abort. Trade eaoresively dull. Priors about the
same as Mat week. Wheat, new brown, 425. to 625.;
white, new, 48a. to 625. Baky, new, 30e. to 40e. Oats, new,
255. to 26e. Beans, 40a. to 425. Peas, 40..
CAILLISLE, June 11.—We ►d a fair supply of all kinds
of gran at our market to-day. Fur wheat there was a
good demand at last week's prices. Barley and oats were
slow of sole, but not lower In price. Wheat, white, new and
old, 20.. to 21s. 64.; lid, new and old, 19s. to 20.. Barley,
new and old, 130.6 d. to 14a. Oats, potato, 10.. &I. to Ile 6d.;
common, 10.. to 10.. 6d. Flour, per stone, 2s. to 2.1. 2d.
Oatmeal, 2s. 3d. to 2s. 4d. Byemeal, Is. 6d. Barleymeal,
Is. 64.—Cartis1 Josonsal.

COLCIIISTEIL, Jove 11.—A fair supply of wheat, and
very small of tither grain. Wheat is it'll, baited demand
at a decline of la. to 2a. ; to this many firtutrs would not
submit. Barley, beans, and pees in dow demand, at tartly
Into rata..

GLOUCUTEIL Jcr■ 11.—The Maness of Mak-lane end
Liverpool markets yesterday, together with the liberal
supplies from abroad, keep prices sun low, and there are in
fact gaominally the same ea on Saturday last. Wheat
eventual 21. 12.. per quarter._

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GUILDFORD, JCNE 11.—Then was not mush ebrat
froth in to-day, but the quantity kft over from last week
made a good 'bow. Trade was eafrecorly slow, but at the
does of business some inclination to purchase was conniferb d,
and a fair quantity changed bends. Pekes without quotable
alteration. Whew. 4195. to 66e. • Mann, 67a.; barley,
30.. to 334.; oats, 24e. to 28s. ; beans, 445. to 475.

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HBILTFOILD, Jots 11.—The market to-d.y for wheat
extremely dull eta reduction of fully le. per load, with very
few bu)ers, 'apply lege. Barley made last week's prim..
Oats • dull trade. Peas end team made fully u much
mosey. Wheat, Ws. t. 32.. per load. Barley, 229. to 325,
per qr. Oste, 225. to 29.. per qr. Peas, 275. to 295. per load.
Berms, 275. to 31.. per load. . .

I.IIICISTII,JVNE 11.-At one corn market there was not
a kegs Meow of wheat ; formers held firmly for last week's
rates, but eventually a redaction of Is. per qr. was submitted
to. White samples sold at sle. to 565., and red 48a. to 525.
per 30 stone. V. ry few parmis of tarley at market, and the
prices of the previous week were supported, malting selling
at 38e. to 425.„ and grinding 281. to 30e. per SO stone. Oats
were oely in lieni•od supply, and prices win • turn in favour
of the seller, good samples selling at 280. do 355. per 24 stone.
Only a mall show of beau (fur which there was a good
inquiry), ad farm ptiees may be quoted, namely, 48e. to
62e. per qr.
Norrisonaw, olvms 11.-At our cora market to-day
wheat wen in odddiing supply and Layers were exceedingly
slow in effecting purchcee at a decline of Is. to 2.. per qr. ;
old white sold et 48e. to 66e. • new white, 60s. to 66e.; old
red, 46e. to 62..; new ditto, 48e. to 62e., per 36 stone.
Very little bonuses. transacted in berley, and former rates
easy be quoted, namely, maltieg quelitiee, 38s. to 43e. per
qr.; and grinding, 28.. to 30e. per
.30 stone. Otto were
limited sod unchanged is value, priees briog from 28. to
s6e. par 24 mono. Beaus color aperiogly to band, and led
week'. pekes were folly supported ; namely, old samples 50e
to 625, and new 46.. to 48e. per 38 stone.
NORWICH, JENE 11.-Then was a limited supply of
wheat at this market, but comparatively little Wainer eau
does. The few simples of barley offering commended tate
rums. In other articles lOtle paving. With tine weather
the hay harvest will become general in the neighbourhood
next week. White wheat le quoted this evening, 62e. le
W.; red ditto, 48e. to 60.. pee quarter. Flour, 33e. pee
seek from the miller. Latest average.:-Wheat, 1,3141
ve., 61s. Id.; barley, 90 qm., 30e. 6d.
PCTISIMOIIOUVH, JUNE 11.-Our formate supply as
liberel,y wth W•I•t. sad prices to-Jay me le. per qr. lower
thin lest week, 60s. to file. being the price of 831 be. fine
yellow canopies. &mealy any eptieg corn, sad plan
scasiorl.

READING, JUNE 11.—Tbare erect bare very undue**

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show of whe,t t>-+sy, and trade ruled very dell, s-liens not
agreeing to seer 1-ewer tire,. Thur. ass bet lad, lri.
nees din., n the seder efleat d a rtalnction of fr to Is. to
2*. per qr. teen übLgud to le cret tr.!. In barley there wets
rut a slog ile, slat Is. 100 wag ot tired. le rds and
Leans, the buena... was tolerably firm. l'esa but bald u
request.
Rum' Feign, JC NE 11.—The stands were very well Illki
wth will at, n I the terres of list arik wero n•t ra:erdul.
Foreign was firm at preriaue quotivions. In barley there
was rarely anything dome, but priors were nowir.aly the
same ea at last market. The trade in malting is now over.
Oats were in steady request at tall prier. In beans end
peas there was no quotable nlteretion.
WISIsECII, JCNE 11.—We halre 11 good supply of wheat
at market to-day, she tone ef the trade dull, and at 2.. per
qr. decline front loot week, but little barterer dons—the
farmers not being willing to go with the tomes, using to a
belief that thdr trope hove rreaired considerable injury
from the high wh,da and rain of the last two aisle,.
Spring corn of all kinds in alert mat ply, the trade slow at
about last week's pricer.

Wonteesreu, JUNE 11.-We bad a lifeless trade here to-
day. Whaet was if anything easier to brie, and trade was
dull. White wheat, 6.. 6d., end red, 64. 10d. to 6s. 2d. per
bushel of 621 b.; burley, 3*. 0 to Mc bd.; and Mane, 6e. 2d.
to 6.. 4d. per bushel ; oats, Sr. 3d. to 4.. per 39 lb. Last
Worcester average of wheat, 2!. 10s. per imperial quarter.
YORK, JUNE 11.-There was a very fair quantity of wheat
at our market ; the trade, however, was very reactive, at 2s.
to 3e. per qr. less money than in the previous week. White
sold at 62a. to 65a ,and red 48e. to 600. per qr. Not much
doing in barley,and former quotations were realieed,grieding
sorts selling et 325. per qr. There was not much of ether
kinds of grain offered. Oats sold at lost week's rates,
namely, 24e. to 28.. per PI stone. Bean. were a dull trade
at former retire, namely, 465. to 48e. per 38 atone. Malt, 665.
to 68e. per qr.
KIIMCALDT, .11 NZ 11.-Here end there good showers
hove fallen tuts week, but we hare not had any general
rain; conrequeutly, come fields hate a parched Appearance,
and requite moisture. In every direction the wheat is
bursting in o ear, so that we may now reckon on hating
Only a moderate bulk of straw ; the ears seem well formed,
sod of an average size. At our country market this week
we Lad very little grain of any kind °easing, and there
being almost no diOpOSiDOII to buy, Wee were on • very
small male, at prices in favour of buyers fur every kind of
Ignite Here today we had very small supplies of wheat
and oats, sad oily two sacks of barley. Bales slow, and
prime in favour of buyers in every kind of grain. Wheat,
42e. to 63.. par qr.; Imlay, 31e. to 34e.; oats, 22e. to 28s.
WATZDFORD. Juve 11.-With the exception of oats, of
which we have again had a fair supply by boat, scarcely any
Irish grain has appeared at market this week, bat from
abroad there has been another liberal arrival of wheat. The
dull accounts from the leading Bugle& markets have tended
farther to deprws our trade, and beyond the purchase of a
few cargoes of oats, for immediate shipment, scarcely any
bleepers hes been tran.aetel. Wheat is nominally Is. per
barrel cheaper, both Inch and foreign. Barley end oats
unaltered in vales, with a good inquiry for the latter.
Indian corn : An attempt b 7 one of our holden to sell about
6,000 barrels by suction on fnesday has had a very prejudi-
cial effect on the trade, and sales sines then have only been
practicable at a reduction of 9d. to la. pee bArrel. Flour
very unreliable, at a decline of 61. to le. per sack. Imports
this week Wheat, 6,966 quarters ; flour, 20 bare, le, 162
packs. Exports this week : Wheat, 84 barrels; bar:ey, 60;
oats, 8,175; flour, 1,288 necks; oatmeal, 4.