The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-26 00:00:00

MARKETS.

earrox.—LivaftroOL, Apart 25.—Our market continues
exceedingly firm, with a good business doing. The sales are
12,000 bales, including 9,280 American. 44d. to Sid. ;
2,000 Surat, 3d. to Cal. ; 600 Egyptian, 7d. to 9id. ; 120
Saranham, at 84d. to 104 d. ; of which 3,000 are for specu-
lation and export. The week's import is 106,935 bales.
WOOL AND WOWSTED.—Baanroan, Aram 25.—A
good deal of all kinds has changed hands during the peat
week, but not so much as during the previous fortnight.
Skin wools have been much sought idler, and recently there
has been more doing in Coburg wools. Some aorta of fleece
wools and matchings are difficult to meet with. Stocks in
the hands of staplers are not large. Prices keep firm, and
staplers have difficulty to buy in the country to meet the
prices in this market. Very few nails and shorts are pro-
duced, and those to be had are readily taken
into consumption, but without any recent im-
provement in prices. There is rather more doing
by. the export houses in worsted yarns, but the
prices accepted by the spinners leave room for a very uncer-
tain profit. Now that stocks which bad accumulated have
been cleared off, it remains to be seen whether wool will be
brought to meet spinners' prices, or yarns will rise
to accord with the price of wool. In the home trade,
there is but little increase in the consumption, as
manufacturers fear to increase their production until the
political horizon of both continental Europe and Anierim is
cleared of the doubt and uncertainty which are at present
an discouraging. The fine weather has bad the effect of
inducing merchants to ilo rather more in spring goods. The
goods, however, are brought out of stock anti manufac-
turers do not at present feel benefited. Continental and

American mesehanta operate to a very limited extent. It
is said that Prussia and the other Zollverein states will not
remain behind France in commercial matters, and that they
o), about to follow in the wake of free trade by reducing
the duty upon woollen and mixed fabrics. Should these
expectations be realised, we may sucicipate an increased
demand for Chummy, bus at the same time a keener curu-
petition with the foreign manufacturer.

CORN.—Thmemortast APRIL 25.—There was again
a limited supply of English wheat, vet the turn iu
price was in favour of the buyer, but as fiolders would not
generally give way, we make no change in our quotation,.
Barley unchanged in value. Oats lid. and beam is. per
quarter dearer. Peas offering at a decline of Is.

Banns, Aron. 25.—We had a fair supply of wheat,
the condition of which was a good deal improved ; the best
qualities fully realised last week's prices, with the turn in
favour of the seller ; inferior sorts were quite neglected. In
barley but little doing, the malt trade being nearly over ; the
beet qualities sold pretty well, reaching up to 41s. to 425.
per qr.; inferior sorts were not at all in demand. In seeds no
alteratiqn. Quotations are s—Wheat, best, 575. to 665. •
middling, 43e. to 575.• inferior, 36.. to 425. Barley, 302:
to 435. Oats, 235. to kis. Beans, 46a. to 50s. Nail, 425.
to 46a. Flour, fine, 47a. to 50s. per lack; seconds. 42a.
to 46.. Seeds: Clover, 365. to 70s. per cat ; trefoil, 265.
to 36a. • rye grass, 25e. to Ms. per qr.; tares, 7s. to Bs. 64.
per bushel; white Dutch, 65a. to Sta. per cwt.
MANCH= APZIL 25. —Our Corn &cluing° this
morning was tolerably well attended, but the market
was of a Wakes character, the transactions being confined
to the supply of the immediate waste of purchasers, with-
out, however, any material change from the currency of this
day sennight.

Nzwitis, APRIL 24.—The quantity of wheat exhibited
at this market to-day was moderate, and with a fair de-
mand, late rates were fully realised ; white, 03s. to 70e. ;
red, 60s. to 65e. ; ordinary kinds, 60.. to 60s. per 36 stone.
There was a middling supply of barley, but the demand
was inactive, sad late prices were with difficulty realised;
malting, 38e. to 445. per qr. ; grinding, 30s. to 325. per
30 stone. The inquiry for oats was firm, and holders
obtained former teems ; old, 32a. to 35e. ; new, 24• to 30e.
per 24 stone. The show of beans was scanty, and extreme
rates were well supported ; old, 606. to 565. ; new, 40s. to
43e. per 38 stone. Peas were earns, and not much changed
in price.

illwntrav, Arum 22.—The wheat trade at our market
this day was merely retail, and exceediogly slow, at a de-
dim el Is. pm• qr. ; rather • large quantity on offer in un-
proved asZtion. 'Barley, oats, beans, and peas very dull,
at late quotations.
UXIIIIDO; AMU 25. —At today's market the corn trade
is very dull. Wheat is 2s. pew qr. lower in value, and but
few sales made at that reduction. There is no change in
the value of spring core.

EDINBURGH, Ann 24.—We had in the market to.day
1,092 gm. wheat, 392 barley, 1,340 oats, and 248 beans.
There ware mid—Wheat, 696 qrs.; barley 319 ; 06*
696; sad beam, 194 qrs. As compared with last week—
Whilst was 4s. up on top, and L. 01. up on averse.
Barley was 4s. down on top, and same as last on average.
Oats were 6d. down on top, and 6d. down on avenge.
Beam wee same on top, and la. 10d. down on aymne.
Prima par imparial qr. :—Wheat, 36a. Od. to 67m. Ott ;
barley, Ns.Ma. 611. to 465. Od. ; rata, 21a. M. to 335. Od.
beans, Od. to 49a. Od.
6211b..;We1be ight of to4breat barley, 57fIlia. ; oats, 44. beans,

OATl'LL—Eanrsusaa, Ann 24.—Number of cattle
mak mom Of she rather fewer then last week, sad
leads vsey heavy, at lower prices for all descriptions, with
a part of both lA. Extreme top price of beef, 81. ; cur-
rent, 7s. sd. per stone. Top price best mutton, Sid.
cornet. 71d. to Bd. per lb. Supply of cattle, 1.,001;
sheep, 3,537.

WEATHER REPORT.

TEIRIDLT, Anus

8 To 9 LW.

N. I. IL D. 1. C. L 18.
Null
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Lain 2092 67 61 W. 1 b
Blanca 29.90 66 49 W. 6 0
Ausooaa 10.02 51 48 N.N.L 2 b
Possum.— 30.07 61 4 W. 8 b
Maas WU 68 al N.W. 4 It
GALVA! 10.21 64 11 W. 4 •
taiasioanwa ON 68 0 N.N.W. 8 b
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