The Express.
London, England, 1850-05-02 00:00:00

MARKETS

PRODUCE.—GLeseow, April 30.—The business eon.
eluded in our West India Sups market yeserday and to-day amounts
to only 09 Mids. and 704 bags and brls. at former rates. Good brown
Demerara 355. to 35a. 3d., middling 365. 3d per cwt. During the month
the demand has been languid, and a gradual decline of from Is. to
Is. fsl. per ewt. hag taken place ; the sal, s for the month are only
1,510 hhds. and tierces., 1,405 bags and bets. The following are our
present quotations : —Low brown and moist, 33.. lid.; dry brown, Ills.
to 3'.5.; middling, 35e. ed. to 36a.; good middling, 36.. 6d. to 37a.;
fine, 375. 6d. to 395. per cut. The stock of British plantation at pre.
sent in importers' hands L. 2,457 hhds. and tierces, 20,400 bags and
bets; and at the same time last year, 7,964 hhils. and tierces, 22,200
bags and brig., showing a decrease In importers' hands In 1520 of
5,507 Wads. and tierces, 1,600 bags and brie.,

COTTON.—Ltvaarooc, MAY I.—The market keeps
atuidy. 12,000 bales were sold to-day, including 4,000 taken for
speculation and export.

LlNEN.—Aintnon.—lt ie *ratifying to note an inereued
activity in this our staple trade. On Tuesday last, there was unusual
briskness in the market, seven.' new buyers having arrived here from
Belfast. The price, In some instances, advanced 2d. a yard; for
1,400's sales were made at I Od. per yard, which is considered encour-
aging to the weavers. Notwithstanding this upward tendency, we
most not forget the great contrast between Int. a yard and 2s. Pd.,
which was the price that ruled at one time In this market.—.lraromMl
Gasette.

NANUFACTURES.—OLAsaow, April 30.—Our mar-
ket for cotton yarns c minium very arm, and the bu.iness done has
been considerable. The goods market remains Mill very dull.

IRON.—CicAsoow. April 30.—1 n our pie Iron roarkot
there were few transactions to-dity. The market cloud—buyers at
42.. 6d. per ton for 'nixed numbers, cash sellers at 436. But little
disposition to do business, owing to the unsettled state of the miners.

HOPS.-IVoacasTra, April 30.—A fair business con-
tinues doing in our market, and prices keep ercepang up fur doe
quAlities.

CORN.—BARNIILEY, May I.—We bad a very thin at-
tendance of both farmers and millers at this day's market. .►t tke
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commencement the farmers asked en adranee'of Is. per 3 barbels
upon the rates of last week, and a few of the m9st needy buyers mice
an advance of fd Ina few Instances; at the dale of the msrket the
farmers had to submit to the rstto of last week to effect sales of Wheat.
Wheat sold at from 14i. to 135.1.41. per 3 bushels. Barley, at from
225. to 245. per qr. Outs, 191. to 42..

Bono's, May I.—We have had a small supply of Wheat
to-day, which met with a free sale, at Is. to 2a. advance. Very few
Oats or Beans 'bowing, the :atter Is. dearer. Wheat, red, 31s. to
gas. ; white, 435. Olds, I Is. to Its. Beans, 225. to 28s. rx.r qr.

CRICHISTER, May I.—We have a fair supply of good
Wheat this day, prices of which remain firm ; other groin oleo equal
to the demand, sad the trade more brisk than of late. hest, toe.
to 3.90. Barley, YU. to 240. Oats, loa. to 18a. Beans, 301. to 32a.
Peen, Its. to 30s. per qr. hour, 2es. p r sack of 2aelbs.

HAYWARD'S HILITH, May I.—Whoat in short supply,
bat sold @lusty at le. per qr. advance, from the low price of Flour.
Beans were held for le. per qr. advance. No alteration in other
pram. Wheat, white, 191. to 111. ; red, 91. se. to 91. 10e. Raley,
221. to 29e. Oats, 14e. to 164. Beans, 211. to 2da. Peas, 2.5 a.
to 26a.

Newsom, May I.—Since lest week the trade has padually
acquired progres, and this may be obeerved of both agricultural and
assuming markets,. A steady business in Wheat to-day at le. to
2a per qr. advance. Malting Barley scarce, seal exceeded Set week's
quotatleas • extreme qualities, 23a to 23e. fel. per qr. In foreign
grain extensive sales have taken place; malting Redeye, 22e. nil. per
qr. ; Seale, grindingrkualitles, 17s. to 19e. per qr. of 30 stone. An
upward tendency is visible to-day in English and foreign grain.
Itokroao, May I.—We bed a fair supply of Wheat at
today'. market, which mot a ready eale at Is. to 2e. atawe last sees 40.
but very little quantity of any other kind of grain at market
'l:lhcelit, 365. to 40e. Barley, 2es. to Ms. ; grinding, 20.. to e2a Oats,
15s. to 201. Beaus, 21s. to 27e. Peas, 224. to 275. Bye, lbw to 21e.

Bratdmaio, April 30.—With a cold, dry, north-easterlywind, the growing Wheats have angered more within the lust seven
or eight days than was ever known lit eo !Mort a time. The
wire-wore, w. destructive to the wheat plaid, have mule very v Mb.
ble work. The present injury to the root, of the whet( will at
harvest bay turn to what Ia commonly called blight; with warm and
showery weather, they would .•npidly grow, but, at the mine tune
that nature Is drawing from the rout to supply the ear, the present
injury will be seen, and termed a blight. The trade tor 1% heat
wee active, at an advance of Is.; In some instances, Beans. Is.
dearer. MIS worth quite as much money, and rather better ode.

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DUBLIN, APRIL 30.—At our COlll market today all do-
seriptiuos of grain met a steady demand at the currencies of Friday
last. There Wel an improved demand fur Indian corn, and we ad-
vance ear natrente quotations 6d. 1% lute *heat 210 to 235.; red
ditto, 20s. to Ils. lid.; barley, 0.. to 12a ; osta, M. to 10s. 6d. pre Arl.•
oatmeal, tga. to t is.• bakers' flour, 12s. to 14s. per cwt.; loilim;
cum, 20a. m' ns. per I.olos.

CATTLE, Ite.—ROMYW4D. May I.—We had a very good
sumgy of all Mods of stook at to.4ay'a market, Wilds meta slow
sale at is mosey than last week. *of, 2e. 10d. to So. 10d. Mutton,
2a. 10d. to 4a. Lamb, 4a. 4d. to ko. 4d. Veal, Ss. 4d. to 4s. Pork,
3s. to Y.

SOU MALL, May I.—We 1.1.t1 a heavy tr 41.: at mark t
to-day, sad prime ham gam back a little. Ikef mado from
le. ad. to 24. 2d. Mutton, 2a. 4d. to ta. 2d. Lamb, ie. ed. to M. 4d.
Vest. I& to k id. Da*, 9e, to 3e. id., per steno of thbei Makin the