The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-12 00:00:00

HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.— NOTTINGHAM,
April .I.—The cut-up cotton hose branch is In a most flourishing con.
ditiuo, the demand being exhibit?". The drawer, pantaloon, and
abet branch turn-out, which has emiletied about nine weeks, is con.
&feed to be drawing to a close, the house the most adverse having
agreed to pay the advent. in Leicestershire, though in the town :hey
give out tee materiel with • sparing hand. As yet the hands at Bon.
mall have made no return, though they are open strike. It is expected
the Leicestershire houses will pay the advance without opposition:
only two of the Nottingham homers refu.e to pay it, and there are
low about one hundred hands upon strike. The cotton glove binds
at Bulerell, Bashed, end Buckman have struck against the bagmen of
those plains, who wish to mitre* as idi.itional frame charge of three-
pence per week. Some Moulted, of them have been paradiug the town,
three deep, beaded by a band of musie, and having a hag stating the
died of their strike. The plain silk lase Ueda, after being depreered
toe years, have been enabled to advance their wages twopence per
pair.-1 he cotton bobbin net trade keeps in a fair condition, th. ugh
we have not heard of any 'peculation ea woolen of the April Leipaic
fair. The machine-owners complain of the high prior of thread, but
no parties will "peculate. so they feel quite patties that the doublers
and spinners cannot maintain prevent priors, and a heavy dept entail
Is expected.—The black silk lace trade has not et recovered, which is
rather beast,' felt. The hands of a rectory at Burford have, ►ow ever,
streak for an advance of wages, and it Is expected that more will fel-
low, as the twist hands have a union.—The warp trade continues In a
&width.' condi with the monition of cotton lace, which bee
tales off is sums e a shale; but the frames see, la
gesetel. well ISO .--Notts leerier.

WOOL.—Bt ADPORD, April lit.—Ottr Wool market ceps
liars quiet far wow deseriptiors or Wooly and the spinners seem
tally diagramed to work up t►efr stocks as much .4 possible, tLe
tity el wool held by the staplers here being a sufficient guarantee
*batboy will be able to re-snort them when requisite. There to
little or e, Wool entries; at market at present; the rates at which
tie kw clips dill is the bends of pewees are tie'd, effectually barring
say beduelatat for staplers to operate. Priori cannot be quoted
lower since our telt repot, and the oosvietke that these bars reached
their lowest point is puking ground. Node sad broils are without
any alteret.os.

MAN U FACTURES.— ESKA ts FORD, April 10. —Theo Yarn
market bas bees dull during the pest week, sad what business has
been done Ms been puerally at a reductiun in prom quite equal to
that quote in our lust week's paper. The giving way in price has
not. however, yet ceateri.illy alarmed the spinner, as these it Mil iert
an ample margin to taunt, at the present price of Wool. There has
beau more activity to the rime market daring the week, but at rather
lower prices. The American inerskaus are mid to be the chief
bums.

IRONMASTERS' QUARTERLY 11E1311Ni:1.-19m,
adintuata, Arms. Il.—The third of the meetinp of the ironsaaders for
the current quarter was held here today; the attendance was very
large, both 01 the members of the trade and Om re from London and
Liverpool, including toe heads of the Inn of • n and Co. of the
fernier city, and others of the most eminent houses. Thermion of the
general gather of the trade was fully confirmed ; but there is not the
;Istet disposition on the part of the iroonsavters to accept lower
many of the largest makers declaring that rather than yield
on this point, they will blow out their furnaces. They will most
likely abide by Hue realise; but aotwiihstending, there Is no doubt
of the fact that large purchases of iron hare been made within the
last month at from halt.s-erown to 3s. below the current priors. It
does sotapprar, however, that the commodity has been, or can be ob-
tained at a lower figure. Pigs ate exceedingly plentiful, and the
general stock of Iron iv larger than usual. The quoted prices are for
otaffordelure bars of the beet quality, W., delivered at the works ; it
to probable they might bo obtained 2s. 13d. cheaper. Hoops are fl. to
les. ; sheets, el. The manufacturers inept*, unload caution in
purchasing, even at the present low priers; today they have °el
irdered us a general way sufficient for Immediate consumption. The
enteral trade of this district is natter than it was two months ago;
notwithstanding this, however, all concerned appear to be in pod
spirit; and in spite of this temporary depresaluo, accounts to day
were paid with that remarkable punctuality which is so characteristic
a Ratan in the trailing operations of this district

CORN. —BANBURY, April 11.—At this day's market
%Mesta were not quite so brisk a trader of late; prate must be
quoted Is. to 2e. per qr. lower. Spew; Corn about supported late
rates. Quotatoos as Wows : —Wheat, 41. id. to Oa. 9d. per bushel.
Barley. lea ed. to Us. par v. Oats, lis. to 20a. Boma, is. 9d.
to is. id. per Wad.

BIipMORAN, APRIL 11 —At Olotieetter and Wor-
cester market as the 6th the wheat trade ruled dull at a relue-
tkai of Is. per quarter. Barley rather lees pressed for ode, but no
program could be made, men by .uhroitting to • reduction. Oats
maintained their value, but were only taken In limited quantities.
English beam more inquired for, and the turn dearer. No demand
for peas. This week, holders of wheat have preferred withdrawing
their samples to accepting materi.lly lower prices, sod the little which
has charmed bands was at • decline of about Is. per quarter. A few
sales of barley have been effected at rather Isis money. Only retail
parcels of rat. have berm diapwed of. hei_ 'bah app are quits as
dear. Very little demand tor Egyptian. No Inquiry for rem At
this day's market, there was poly • limited supply of wheat from the'
farmers, yet the sales mad* were at la. to 2.. per quarter under the
(urn., id %bid., aeguaight, for all descriptions. Barley, 6d. to Ia
per quarter Lower. Nothing worth notice doing In oats, but we had
some inquiries for black. Beam seminally unaltered. Pass very
...ditais. the yolleortim are the want quotations: Wheat,
English, white, per been of Wan. fa. Oti. to la. ed. ,• saw,
Ss. Id. to Se. 4d.; red, en 7d. to M. ed.; saw, 4s. 3d. to Od. ;
foreign, red, 44 7d. to ks. td.; tereigs, white, be. 6d.
to on. ed.; Polish Odeon, Se. 2d. to fa. Id.; Danube, 4s. Id. to fe. ed.
Barley, per imp. sr.. 21s. ed. to 225. 64.; grindiag,per S92lba., 6d.
'to 21s. .oats, English, whits, per imp. qr., lila to 225. td., Welsh.
black sae white, per nabs, IW. rd. to Ifs. lid.; Irish (40lbe. to
42115.) Ids. Rd. to lac. W.; (S7iM. to inlibs.), 16a. to Ile. fkl. • black,
11.. la to 17.. od. grans, English, old, pee itiglbs.,l2a6d.to lia
new, Ins. Is lea. Al.; Irish, 10.. to 10s. lid.; foreign, MAK. to I la. 04.
res 4 boom per Imp. qr. (nominal). IlOs. to Ms.; grinding, per
11.1d.1e itia. 6d. Lend* per 1ve165,104.0d. b lea. Id. Flour,
gm par seek al Ueda., libt. to Va. ; eeninds. rim. le ass
BIUOISION, April 11.—Altiongli the supply of Wheat tn.
day:wee large, there was bead to be a fair demand:; and at • reduo.
tissue lei qr. tram Let week's rates, We whole, or greater part,
gni eMIM i Issky Is Bolted motes; sad to press salsa lees
mashy lesoil have ben Ulm. Oats are dialcult of disposal Beane
wee ress IMMO akeratkos. Wheat, white,_ 101. to IW. 13a.; red,
gy,
to% ss. Deday. 21e. to Oats, lks. to 16s. bil BONA to
Ng. l6. 14

21111111TOL, Aram 11.—Tho market Irma in a very auntie.
Mahn Mee. The gleamy sesouats from the met i °pollute and other
metals pedased • dome* Mee, me, and buyets meets( little
dlepaddelli W mare than tram hand to mouth, sale. could
art bs alum at Mated roes, m well fur &NAM m beet's.
IWO& *WO mat be quoted 31e. to 404 per teapot Wquarter.
F=eldte l® roe. to 41e. pm Pales.; Welia red, extra tee
qfie.eue per ditto; Wags red, lee quaking, .16e. to Sea;
dam,. cediamp Us. to 345.; diUq herd, 3.14. to We. per
ditto. Thee as but • demand for lour at about leer week's
impah brought from Vs. to tx per week.
amerftweLpe. meet from 21s. td. to Us. Id per butreL There
waw eery Mai doing to minding Parley., but melttes Remake were
MIL SWIM waiting awe he quoted Lam 23e. to ttle. per
imparigivisner. Endluth awl Tondo grinding hum late to Its. per
40olls. Then au rem little duds, either iu oats sr break mad prime
for boa deteelptima were to • peat retest nominal. Devou sod
Welsh WM Ma tom 13. W. to 14.. Id. per imperial quarter ; Irish
whitedittm Ids. lo tk.. Cd. per ifollta ; Irish Walt, lb. to 14e.
per amparal gmrttr uh bean., 245. to 20.. per quarter.
pms pla to Vie. per ewes. The arrivals for the week have
burn , compd.*, . Wheat, at quarters • burley, ISO
• wed Cur I.llko make. The averages emending to the cum
Cilia return be the work ham bees—Wheat, Ws. Id. ;
mita We. W.; baler, les.; Maas ills. 7d.

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BOSTON. April 10.—Ws lava had onlya moderate supply
of Wb twelay, with • vim trade of le. &caw (late also a trills
lower, with a moll show. Ku chases in the vales of Beam, which
sow keg at
to bated. Wheat. rod. 82e. to Ms.; white, 425.
(WOW. to lea Butte, 200 to Na. per qr.

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Dam ao, April 11.— Whad a large ripply of Whist,
whish met • every doll and .low isle at tt In to Ss. • qr. decline ; •
eunaltiarsblo quantity ransimud untold. The trade In Harley eras
ale. very dull, and pekes tr, in Is. to 2a. • qr. lower than last wadi.
It, usu. *Ka., and Pete but little doing, and no alterultun in prior.
whe•t, ladle; 401. to 44a beat red, 3fla. to 112•4 SM.
to MIL • btretiue. hile. to 4.. barley. Ile, to Va. WIN Inf. to
34,,k ;Diana; °K ale. to dtin ; saw, boa. to SI& Poo, Kt& to tog.
Thar. Am pa mask NA to IIL I mom% Va. to Xls.