The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-05 00:00:00

MARKETS.

anToN.—Liviapoot, Ann. 4.—We have a firm and
dandy market to-day ; prices unchanged. The males are
12,000 haw, of which 3,000 are for export and 'peen.
lotion.

WOOL—BRaDFORD, APRIL 4.—There is less buoyancy
than there was in wool ; but, though little is changing
hands, prices are still firm. Staplers find difficulty in sup-
plying the place of the wool they have sold on advantageous
terms, and there is a feeling that with money cheaper again
the price of the raw material may even harden. Worsted
yarns are dull. Prices continue firm, with a bias against the
buyer. The export houses withhold order. pending the
news from leipsw. There is comparatively little doing for
Russia. The home trade in pieces is affected prejudicially
by the unfavourable weather. It is also influenced by the
turnout of the Bolton spinners, some looms having been
stopped from an insufficient supply of warps. Never-
theless, the improved tone noticed last market day
is still perceptible. Several foreign buyers are in
the market, giving it an appearance of activity, but their
transactions are not important : purchases are chiefly con.
tined to operations for the Italian market. The American
merchants are literally doing nothing. The correspondence
of the foreign houses is anything but reassuring ; a vogue
apprehension of the breaking out of war--where or between
whom no one knows—seems to prevail in continental

commercial circles, and imposes upon mercantile men a
degree of caution which checks the natmal growth of busi.
new, and foreshadows a dull season duriog lllle spring months.

CORN.—Bmunronan, APRIL 4.—At this day's market
there was • fair supply of wheat from the farmers, and to
effect sales, • reduction of Is. per quarter must hare
been taken ; but holders were generally firm, and we
make no alteration in our quotations. Barley again Is. per
quarter lower. Oats unaltered. Beans fully as dear. Peas
Is. to 2s. per qr. ahesper.
Diem" Ann. 4.—We b•d • moderate supply of
wheat, the beet qualities sold freely at fully at last week's
prices ; but middling sorts, though not in demand, were not
cheaper. Battey was in fair supply foe the time of year ;
there was • good sale for the beat sorts, but inferior hung
on hand. In seeds then wax no alteration in price, but
clorerseed was in more demand. Wheat, best, 56.. to 665. ;
middling, 43e. to 565.; inferior. 36e. to 435. Barley, 30s.
to 44e. Cate, Vs. to 335. Beans, 465. to 30s. Peas, 491.
to 465. Flour, fine, 495. to 52e. per sack; emends, 445.
to 475.

MANCIIRRYPR, APRIL 4.—There has been but a limited
amount of business transacted in all articles of the trade
since our last report, without, however, any reduction la
the value of good qualities. The importa of foreign grain
and flour ioto Liverpool and Runcorn continue to decrease,
and are this week comparatively small. From Ireland,
likewise. the arrivals an, exceedingly scanty. At our
market this morning, which was only moderately attended,
the trade ruled very quiet ; nevertheless in the few transac-
tions which occurred the currency of this day senulght was
supported.
NEWARK, APRIL 3.—We had a moderate supply of wheat
at to-day's market in fair condition ; the few sales made
barely supported last week's priors. Barley from the out-
posts was-freely offered, but little business resulted. Oats
and beans without change.
NIMBORT, Aram 4.—We had a moderate supply of
wheat, for which the demand was exceedingly slow, at
barely last week's pines. Rather more doing in seed.
Barley with less oa offer. Oata, beans, and peas very dulL
lIIIIIIIDOZ, APRIL 4.—With a small supply of wheat the
trade is dull, and parcels not in good condition sold at
Jew Kettle, a young married woman, was placed at the lower rates. Berle/ is,ls. to 2s. per qr. lower. Beans and
bar, charged with stealing some valuable dresses, china, 0,446 .ell more reeddY at fernier prices.
shells, and other articles. Irournunau APRIL 3.—We had in the market to-day
Mrs. Margaret Earle, a Welsh lady, said that she had 1.040 we. wheat, eos barley, 1,555 ate, and 213 beans.
deposited the property in question sod much more in the ' There were sold—Wheat, 533 qrs.; barley, 345 t est%
charge of a lady named Russell, in Montpelierstreet, I 991 ; and beans, 901 qv*. As compared with last weak—
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shout three years ago, with the most thorough con- Wheat wee wee en top, and 9d down on avenge. Duly/
fidence in its safety ; but on a return to town is March was 4s. down on top, and le. 3d. np on average. Oats
last, after a long &barna% she found that a peat quantity were same on top, and 3d. down on average. Beans were
of it had been carried off. Informatics having ben given ' is. down on R, and 6d. up on average. Prices per
to the police, prcoscutrix accompanied a constable to the imperialqr. t— Wheat, 2k. Oci. to 70s. Od.; barley, 345. Od.

Mr. Alexander Wilson, who described himself u a
licensed victualler, of Gloucester-place, Westminster-mad,
was charged with sasaulting Charles James Fon, picture
dealer, of Churchetreet, Hackney.
The complainant having stated that he bad only said a
few words to the defendant, not of an angry natureethe de-
fendant struck him a blow in the mouth with his stick,
cutting his lip.
A female, named Ann Canty, said she was crossing Moor-
street. Soho, at the time, when she law the defendant strike
the complaisant a blow in the mouth with his stick, sad
heard the blow on his teeth. She said, "Oh, you brut"
when the defendant said be would serve her the s.une if Ae
did sot salad.

.11'Does1a:322 A, baring proved taking the defendaat
bolo eastody on the charge of assault,
The defendant was seed 405., or in default a month's int-
priaressat.—The Rae was paid.