The Express. — London, England, 1847-03-08 00:00:00

_/ I Ili - , drort% bans Evosing Pope, Pries likeepasas. THE EXPRESS ▪ in additioa to the news in the Morning sus SUMMARY of the HOME and FOREIGN ELLJGENSE which may aniee on the day. EXPRESS has the benefit of the Foreign s soss, Comespoadenoe, ud ether costly charm '. of a Morning Journal. But the full sad RTSR?titf th CATT LE, and E an Y i RODUE, r MARKETS are the marking features. esw, respectable new-agent will transmit THE FUSS ou receiving a Post-elfice order at the si lea 6d. per quarter; but should any difficulty k resons are requested to remit a Post-office br that amount, payable to Mr. HENRY WALL NM 10, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, London. l ip s fur advertisements and communication', 10, B oo rerie-street, Fleet-street, London. AllB,—Aa Account of the Railways, Distances, s h od ot Trains, ka t to Part' and • hi Allege if ah SIM it worth teeing oe dart En the le bra b r Mr ?ECM or the NOM NICTORIA, ▪ whit bed OMITS et Mem. hereitoe, Ihttetnotter-row wawa, Boyd lieghtmtee Mr. Daggs 421, nersad ma t ingnetseet, ; Rem alliew, .Idaysierliet; Meat ' s 4reede: MX. wore, I, Team 4, lerteassa IV te ase as sad ca maws. twe mow. ,ATENT WATCHES & CLOCKo.— E. J. DENT, 4 , 1 11, Wa l t rod Cler et to the the Qua:, bra dr EM allietbMlL et lir ereriet Meg et Teribe seddre. bdr Serer NIA; rrellrit erre WI form Ira ; bar' gold wain. Med emll. Macre rertbritte b giswerwel is leia W dreg m e parr, meta to ll* ewe 1,42.--112, thread; ga t reyet•leet; ear 1L owe lawasaos. turaars petest Driehde. ▪ retermiairr re Itut der le Irate wend, by ebeerelag pmege et the wis eleet welt law rerldiee. Price W. te. ad. . -- arvtlte Rive MOE TO RlCheril AND LONO 1.11 7 11 ?Hee ask loner, to reirs,„ 4a. teeth !THAT TO EAT, DRLNK, AND AVOID. V Mb Dist•tarre br Creptrilr.) Row TO BE Rea , mu l e Vbere."—Oe It imassmltAilhaalsrases iiicare et oar ear" we et erawrire Wheel alnelillei 111 liel•Miletets the worst et kneehole:W. wo r t mer, airir, and tedlseetbr maybe erred to ler ghee I mm o, at. Petertreir-rer; rank ; Bars_ 3, ▪ betileea; Cwwslho, 147, intetterree47 Neiman 427 , Wart end: or dhow hem the Author, 10. ArgyP-pteee t lleyeattareet. LATEST IN'T'ELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. Meneta have been received from Sydney to the itHeramber, bet there is no news of importance. •allaation of the colonists would appear to have S um, engaged in a discussion upon the question elicited by the publication of a de ism had been arrived at by the Select Com bs, al the Legialative Council, appointed to inquire Mad aware upon the despatch of the Secretary of de fhetbeColonies te Sire. A.Fitcroy, dated April SO, 41Joesigeting the renewal of transportation to theco 7. Afterieg at length into the questions referred to vs. amideration, and noticing the evidence opus sigh their report is founded, the committee give the low* as the result of their deliberations : Ifeer smostittee, therefore ' inflexible in their opinion Oar tie introduction of any system of aggregation which, arum that punishment is a necessary accompaniment of eepormies, shall aim at carry ir.g out that punishment in op, whether I r " the recut ion of public works generally," far . the making and repair of roads," as suggested in the gra radar onuidtration, or for any other conceivable Lee= th santeencoem reins an d y p u un po thr e n e t . o p f eri nnniaals der adios, as before stipulated, that—with the above excep m—ell, gangs are to be utterly discountenanced—in the emma in which they consider the colony now plaoed— lasame re choirs, of evils, which, whatever may be the tmal desire, this community has not the power wholly to ape hose—are willing to submit to a renewal of tramper. ion u_pon the following conditions, end upon no other:— 'l. That no alteration vhall be made in the Constitutional t 6 and 6 Victors, c. 76, axes pt with a view to the eaten a of the elective principlo. ' 2. Thatthe transportation of male convicts be accompa td—as a thaultaneons measure—with the importation of pail n/fthef of female., to morn of female convicts, as r they gain, and the balance to be made up of female ingrate. . 3 Wok r a further simultaneous asemse, each Irene ration las an ompanied with an equal lopeeselice of foe migrants cie nearly a possible in equal propellen oar tee. 4. TINA the wives and families of all emirate resairhsg muses sr temporary indulgences, should be brought, d count as part of this free immigration. 5 6. That tae fewer than 6,000 male convicts be annually pored to this colony. 4 1. Millie convict establishments, properly se tolled, such Norfolk Island, Cockatoo Wand, ironed or road gangs of Irina under colonial sentence, Ite , be maintained, as 1 retehme, at the cost of the British treasury. "7. That two-thirds of the expense of police gaol, and a criminal administration of justice, be paid by the home remount, but that, on the relinquishment of the land ad and all other revenue* or droits of the crown to the peopriation of the governor and legialative council, the tole of this branch of omelet expenditure be assumed by *colony, with a view to aid the British government in de. tying the cost of the free Immigration stipulated for in the send sad third conditions." " 8. That In order to insure due permanency and efficiency the rergalations to be provided for the government and dis plias of convicts, the sole power of making such regale ion be wave in the governor sad legislative council, saving She the royal prerogative of mercy. The draription of convicts, in the opinion of your ente nte", the colony should agree to receive from the mother untry. on the above conditions, are:— " I. Yount &Unguents, who have committed first *f iler, after little or no probation. "2. Convicts who have committed graver offences., after • clarion wondered adequate to the crime; the probation cant helve probation under the separate system. "3. Convict., at the commencement of their sentences, to have committed various crimes. " 4. If any convicts be received from Van Diemen's Land, evicts with tickets of leave." HEALTH OP ME. O'CoNNEl.L.—There is no doubt at that the health of Mr. O'Connell has been much affected ace hie anise] in town. For a few days the honourable ad learned gentleman was exceedingly ill, but at no time id his illness assume a dangerous character. He is, hols ter, in an extremely week state, but his medical advisers MI every confidence that a ceration from all political es kers', and a change of air, will ensure a perfect restora ble" hie health. In accordance with previous arrange- PIN made on the subject. Mr. O'Connell left the British Jermynatreet, at eleven o'clock yesterday morning, Ilirepealed by his son, Mr. J. O'Connell, en route for Was, where Le intends to remain for some time. The @Namable and learned gentleman will, it is understood, pay I vlllt to the south of France previous to his return to Ire -114 It is is be hoped that, by a suspension of all excite- egad a change of scene, the result so confidently anti by the houourahle and learned gentleman's medical will be insured.—Sunday Times. kILT Rant:ea.—A return of the quantity of malt olio sad eturged with duty from the 10th of October, 1845, tfba lith of finuary, 1846, and from the 10th of October, fto the sth of January, 1847, his been printed by order Mouse of Commons. It appears that the total roan- kg or% dossing the first period amounted to 11,62.6.424 lidelf;f9;rhichll,44sfrom ben :r s3i bush bigg . and were a. made c fro ring :. barle n y i 13,827,702 bushels were made, namely, 13,664,533 Ora barley, and 163,169 from ben or bigg. FEW EXTINGUISHED WITHOUT ENGINEP. A We of uparialoots have been making in Liverpool to am pesattillty of extinsuktios fires by means of lets of osier Am ski% %aka, without the intervention of fire water& Sheet hose with pes f seven-eihths I fo r fraohmelott were itrached to ip a o stand pipe g from Ito no* sad from on to tour of these branches were Owed for %owe of am the addition of one, two, or' Mao NIL floot appoodog to make little difference in the taterahopooor of say of them. The quantity of water Slat fop protootod won very great and continuous. It =hWest Ito oast cod of the church, and not only ow the likelkboo above the cornice, and on to ho %If la bony %lose, tot at times ascended to the top Lt the floiltaff. a teiplot, we should think little short of Pi hi& plan, which arabines hydraulic pressure with Mgt% pace, m decidedly much more effective than hand 1818bad esoltio, and, if adopted, will afford great and rapid property in ease of fire, and that, too, with a = % N A :ft of expense.—Lieerpoof ELECTORAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND. KLK This is a county whi r cZrZi " tre 'eery great number st berediary landed estates, u well as more modern este bhisunta is entitled to peculiar attention in cur electoral ha area is atheated to contain 630 square miles, or NCI uses. Then is a agnsiderable portion of thi. super essupled by weeds and coppices, and parks ; but the in UM, wee reckoned as 228 to a square mile! is paint of size, it ranks as 30th in the list ilk number of inhabitants it is the 866. in Ninths density of population, it is the 18th. um Iterraledea retinue gave these numbers et the Ave momel_periods fines which we extract them :—ln 1601, it trat16,677 ; is 1811, it was 111,664 ; in 1821,it was 129,714; j 1 . 1 5 31 6 was 1 1-• and is 1841, it had increased to 11A X 7 : the Mel ea the lett, as compared with the X _kKeane edi me, being swesewhat more than 60 percent. W Sibb Im as My. litMaar b two borough towns, bedheiaadik Aim. garb ober twelve market towns, 0 . 1 . 8 411•111 tor S i though these latter b iabgadirdia, Wany l ßalapobad, BerkbabP ,ll4•l.„..Tobs. sad aim. webbiewa aM anedently-esta 11.WS Masa Oa be abee bad. Eels babi smadalli 11, AMadamd bmay, kora appaaadadme mad ambeares 'tares ;imam aed mai bad mainsel pa* labs plaM - that there was relied for this rate, in Herta, in 1801, 66,0801. ; in 1311, 76,7011. ; in 1821, 80,12 W. ; in 11121, 94,3381. le 1833 they did, indeed, attain an amount nearly equivalent to 100 per omit an the return of the first year el the preeent wintery, fur they were 111,9341. Bat la 1611 we hod the sum levied redaeed again to 72,7881., or lea than 30 per cent. in fort) sa e yearn The poor -rate here is omasionallp wildest to a temporary iscresee, we suspect, from its bete the high to Liverpool and other town in the north.western part of England, and that line, therefore, on which large bodies of Irish and ether pauperism conti nually unveiling some on their way to London for employ ment, Oben on their return ander paases homeward. Although Remakes few maanhaterea except that of paper end malting, it is a large grower dawn. From the causes we have tensed Imes es essibesing to the establishment of so MOW hunlei l , the asseasments raised under the bat war were very coosidereble. C= the gross assessment for Herb was I,ll4firBd. It rehmmedi tratmlnet te pediment in the first year of Edward the Mist% sea, ea& probably, eta much earlier period, le the rat "eennelb" Mahe Machine. Its parlia mentary Wag le use whims interest- la April, 1690, it is recessied that them bray been • &Mk return for Herta, et Dlr. Preemen sailWe Amiss Omar, it woo con sidered in the Caminlielne et to wham the matter was referred, the the fro" allowing or not showing he inn d fhasimen • v vcd t Qualms take the oath when temles ha e ld ny the te ef giving then moles. hr Weis ef the hr that meson." " That ' Ralph Pressiaknen,le hay elided a kniiiht of the shire far hie • sennty." . _ he& these resolutions the house agreed, • and "Ordimad—Ok Charles Ceases return to be take* et the He es his majority consisted of Quakers." Notwithstamiling Illeil im irmte bee remained a favourite place e 3 .. reuses far This M whose =Wm and tmatimettbs tagidebne el MS put aa end. eesteisted &dim far MAD have not been very an memeesearweq severe, with same few exceptions. The hesea.d6aiimbnrv, Vassiam, Cowper, Spencer, and Dame, are einaldered to gamma them very much, as well ea the askosibta, Hawes, Calverte, wa rds Coopers, and a few Aber eamMablieled bailie,. Nevertheless, the franchise amen te top lam bees heretofore exercised, thrones a le ertnere, with a degree of barmen and indepen dent! embhe mere statement of the reetto . repnewilfee. The art severe • al.& 1.00 AL. Wort. bY uneammonet and esavess, we. rejected, for Kr. maw we. left at the liana of thin poll. In the year 1736 the free hold= alias. pre a remarkable example of their per med altosimat tithe popular candidate forthis county, and of the sallsamil exercise of their franchise. Mr. Cesar, who had readored him* very obnoxious to the government, or me rlons pediment, by his uncompreenimag option to the canape jobbing of air Robert Warily had •ome mach ounlnnassed, sad, at the dose at the first parliament of Men 11., in Ink hail been arrested kr debt, end throws tato ' elto Ring's BOMA per . des death of air Jan &- bight, Ire. is 1774., L iege beans of He fresholdion paired, at their ors swim and Misers, on a glow_ ,y to lisedbrel mown, sad limn, by a great resgsylag. sissisil ' Mr. Can to 111 the moat mat. Air moron was Mena dist* with the proper authoodeninto. to the and Yr. Cesar woo Mond lees his t o end maltmed to represent fen acs = had named him in his happke Irgassar. ' s whose name is better known to modem mine in omodstie with that of the Ward family was also ma embeosit ilmearite with the freeholders of 'Hartfareinte, wham he is no less thin tea ghan ds this honourable teed Ikea age te s = ee r sfld bermities had ,mimed it toe saistus. The ekes the pining et the Be Bill we give as a roma abstract of the psi at intend election for NA of the dm eswedes esagrhed in this, ear eeeead So Sr as the resslle et the Ledroglintlea en be we are Mt& ladleted be eadtdpies a rwoodea et the ensehr: deans be inner of Ibsen opinion - . and aa mlightered od eameasnial peaky. At the bat general P C reallea di Ti 1 1841, there need ea dm registry doiS) nein, at A though it was a spirited sostut, indy 4,117 vend. And it is wceth obeserisg flat wharves her pelted on the inn day 8,793, only 274 polled en the sem& 'There being alone polling pieces for this mall cessep, it is not to be preeamed that this diparity between thie sespeetivi of the two ela a ten have been attributed Omit is ealtise, erieeaieaq of requisite fecilitise Iliereemoreg the *lmam to the Madly We her it Rai ban been ea rank of as outmoded array of liberal oinsdnins es the pert of Kr. ADO" the &hailed (maiden. Sony, indold, should we be to deg the he,.. of that body, eir to Inds* say telasodsn of Oar Men Whine to redeem the many Gem the overwhelm/kg Oamentin inflames that is sow pmaneent in it. Bat we do wish to impren the ens tootesitertaiong_ onsli gehielpho as were avowed by the of Mr.. Mien la 1841, with the = r iali tormilning le then Mere efforts in a plaa of mint and vi=ie maim, if they wand none &dr the after that nest Mask the eyes =s a ttswi "Nia ry et wadi: bigoted prehrines ter emr- Mee whammy/Soften& their prelendein fa he returns an *sir dondes to the 'Mishima WWI= of et • retsf a. asmerelsl a s VIII a s eggientened. It it tree, disli st the very last reg. theirmene of meaty eleatekbod inemesed Cal dwg SI nem ion IMMO ea the raginar in 1841. Bat ambler wangied la the evert of the revising barrister to warrant say hope et en im proved *sin bong likely to be made by the alestoral body. This embialrlisa sedortaissil,snel tt was soma voided. Ia 1841, LoyalPhosetnt °Amnon was returned by 2,58.5 roles, the Ha. O. It. Who 2,662, and Abel Smith, Esq., 2,524. BMoh 'M dos anisessa was returned, this county having three oniMmes. Mash of them professed himself • Conservative end • peetestimist. Mr. Allston, the Liberal, war defeated, bayteg, however, 1,732 votes. Now, it is clear from Use shirn numbers, that the candidates returned must have split Omsk all their votes ; and Mr. Allston's must have best damn ell of them entire votes or plumper.. Of the 1,262 ilmesidere who did not vote at all, lees than two-thirds ' might hove returned the Liberal candidate, and thrown oat one protectionist. But when, little more than a year ago, the samession of Lord Orimoton to the peerage created so veoaaey in their representation, what did the ie/Oda of Herb ? Incontinently they returned, without usielig even an opponent to his,, assother protectionist sod enirnatire, in the person of T. P. Halsey, Beg. We one bat a very small increase in the total number aflame la the county, en that from that clam of freehold investments we greatly doubt whether any mom extensive or effectual ✓id to the muse of liberal and enlightened principles of legie lation and government can be looked for than from ree r = acquired freehold qualifications of other kinds. In He shire, such a machinery as the League is suffered to have exercised in Surrey and Middlesex, in acquiring for its sup porters these qualifications, could also break through the formidable compact of the landed aristocracy of Herta. This party seems resolved to extinguish every attempt to counter poise its over weenies influence over the smaller freeholders; and these ' in their turn, will do well to be up and doing with the smallest possible delay, and the utmost energy of action, if they would emancipate themselves at the next general election. COMMERCIAL ef MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Half-park livo.—The Minister of Finance at Am sterdam has gives notice that, according to royal authority, and after having operated in conformity the deposit of the value In old prices of money with the addition of the supplement required by tho fourth article of the law of December, 1845, a new Lyrae of paper money, in notes of 10 florins (the florin about 20d.) and 3 florins, so instituted by the said law, had taken place for a sum of one million and My thousand florins. Advantage wan thus politically tam of a measure having for its object the with drawal from circulation of old and worn coins, to initiate a new order of paper money circulation, which, if found to work well, may come perhaps to be extended. We continue to have amounts of corn tumults, or threaten ing manifestations in that direction, from Belgium and else where. At Bruges the people had committed all sorts of disorders, besides pillaging the bakers' shops. The t= had been called - but on their approach the only dispersed to r ally again in other quarters. The burgomaster had issued a proclamation, prohibiting all assemblages in the streets, but it appeared to have little effect. At Liege, seditious placards had been posted in all quar ters of the towa,with the words, " The loaf at 50 centimes or blood." In omiequence, and as might have been expected, the farmer, became alarmed, and kept away, so that the market was not supppplited with provisions as usual ; the misled popu lace were. therefore,self-punkhed for their own mischievo us agitation ; meanwhile, the Om of bread and petatoeswere on the rise there, at Bruges, Antwerp, and Broads. Apprehensions are said to is entertained Meet the pre servation of tranquillity in lam districts of Nestland, and troops are sodomised to be under orders Ise despatch ens route seeerdimily.we ha ealkrlMrrleer thsaebesee tore in lfariplaao Viso this vasesas. The feeds, , elhes, are heavy, and to decline. Conseil opened at NI to i hrisoney, and Mt . to Ike time, which wen Improvemet igsa the last pas d Satur day;: but they have since needed to 89l to hie money, and 981 to I for account. Consols Scrim °aid to I titanium. Exchequer Bills, 3s. to 6s. prem ip ium. Three-and -a-Quarter per Cents., 911 to 1. We have a Bat market in foreign stocks, with prices nomi nally little altered. Dutch stocks, h- wevv, which generally vary with Consols, were rather lower ; the Taro-and-a-Half per Cents. being now quoted 58 to 1 ' • the Fours, 911 to 21. Spanish Fives heavy, at 221 to 3 ; the Threes, 331 to 4. Por tuguese, 33 to d. Ilextean, 211 to 21. =suss roans. Baal 11033 k. 104 i rot CL03m313 taw Last. 103 f rot o. a seat LT " Ozta, 519 in. c 5.., a pat Omni. LIMA, lei oseassaae serw.ti • 7011.210 N FUNDS. I pm Ct. ANN= Nob. N 4 1 par 0441. Overdo Mr. II N 4 per OL 114464, N 4 1 Overdo 1104•441 Ma. Id I 41 pry OM.= 4 par Ct. 11414144 e, .111..1N 1 I ti I pre 04 liusilllia /Ms.. es I I per 01. 1.11,114111 W/1.. MI le DIM MN. 44 I Portman. 04.1. 1 Des., 4l Si I I 1 1 1.1 , Q. 111•01•11 ATM 8i.,4 • 1 II C N O:. 11•44144. 1144 . .,1 44 liv. 1141 141 MIN 1/4., II 1141144141Nnb.11N DN.—. 11 wet AN, 111 4 0214.411 .. Vbe Wm, 4 • Nod* Illearfel BEL, 1%17 1 per Ot. 7/44.1111 OS 1 imahh Twelve 114. NI 41 per CI- DOM Ida, 14 4 I I 44•114 Vesorrla Bols., N 11 A per Cc 011111, Dumb. 41111 V 114111111•1• Wined IN. lei Ilb RAILWAYS.—Shares and scrips are much abroad oaesquease et the gloomy worming' of the toads, bat priest have age ameeeially ,arM4. The teausedeas have mot bora ti=alb war TIP TO TWO TIM DAT IN LONDON. plalarkeb plies TM be bend fa bat p.. 4 air war. R AI Wpm Va. 7 rtaacegabar k Soathimpiaa, 10j 1. 1 1161 i "it IP llkaand. 114 JO I** ri.ew,A NDON,MONDAY EVENING,MARCH 8,1847. [3d. Newmarket end Ow. Eats., 1 p Norfolk KateeMaa, Do. se. 1847, Waveney Val., II North British 344 4 Do. Do. Qm o 4 UMW Do. Sit 11 Do. Thlnk, 34 Northern and Emden, II North faaffordeahm 71 61 02. f., Wee, k WoL, ?notes emA Wyre, 83 Do. Halm" (A), 104 Read., o¢l3l, aad RAE., 41 foottleh Central, IS 24 ScottWa Midland. 844 S. E. ft Dome 371 Do. (la. st IWO, No. 4, 44 loath Wake, 81 Vale of Heath. I: Weat Biding VW" 14 4 p Wind., Starr. sad S. W Tort k Newesida, 86} 8 es., f p Do. New, 161 16 Do. Prel iti l i.di York 111 N. W Do. Extenaione t Do. Pref., 111 Om. of Pewee ( Vier.), 16 Dutchern olRheaMTreac44 k, Northe, Illf 0,1. sad .edema, 74 Umbra and Meuse, 64 D. , (841 Mao. & they., Itle. Mo. Y. 8. York, Don, and Gook, p Dutch WNW* 3 to. U. ALES, Wawa 6. the market, but the prima of led slightly. llenebuter & Leeds (12:., Isla Ez) 3 2 13.16 N. itritisti Fatendon, I N. Staltorddrire, A 3-ic N. sta. &garnet Vol, 2 Prue= & Wyre, Shrews. and BD. (A), If S. E. and Dour, No. 4, I & Suf. (Tr. Vol. Mid.) , S. York., Due, ke-. W. R. Union. If 1 1-I 6 Who:hale, 2.16 Jae. 23 . . Chic Sls 6 weeks' An. Aver.' Mere, y r ALS.—Citascow:iiitascH s.—Our market i. heavy. sad Wee of Pig Iran have been made at 7b. . and lb., seized Noe., net cash. Sellers predomi nate, and buyers are seam eves at 72a. Mono, seems very means, tad the necessitate of holders are likely to compel then to aonspt still lower prices. CORN.—'Must-win.:—Oar market this morning was but saiarus with Wheat from the nest =OO the being pod, both for load awe. and fle a to France, On difficulty Wee as p in effectieg take of white at an wham. Olefin Red et 3s. to la. Foreign Wheat wee alto Mot freidy fir shipment to the Cont•neat at an insprimmenk of B. upon the rates of this day week. Barrel Flour Is dearer. Barley dull, at last week's goddess. The arrimliel of Ora. Oats ha,. been hrp, and, to Am mks of WI essiogon and, a nettostioo of 2e. pera m kcilk IB NMI Mato submitted to ; but the ' am earn did not exceed Is. pm qr. Beenw il U glid J cheaper. Pau of all sorts fhlly as 1011. • BILITDM. PstOols , lirshor,ligoatotiostiail—... 79 to 77 79 W a14 11093. 1. 11 93 LS Nide sod toltillt...-.7t to Is 77 dm 73 to 77 toll si to 111 S to 77 to 79 WM, 70 to 79 to al • OW& do. —to do —to— to hid d 0...— —to do —to— to ...... BAZIAT. H;7ow - -.a al to 34.4 M 3a Tams, New aorta( .....- to - Now Winter- to --Ad - to - Rama" New 48 to 42 Pei Wow& Lute® Cram SIS Os two it/13 NW _ per of Mho 3 PIM% Two wile. &limed SO to 63... M Pine MOlsMold to 5 Marta tali Bata- 50 to 54 Whitas /414mmitiLM$4 Mamba. and Yorkataftt MM. 1110•1611...... -to - leiss . MORMON. . Daly free. Illosikroliloont Ni=g IS to OS Roe to tis -to - and Stettin, 'new 76 to 61 -to - imtl Milstl ei - to - 6 8 1 1 47 1 0 - .Enottoa -to - -to Mom ......... ... - to epoditjuod to — . - tO - ...- tO .- C 0111111112...... - to -t- .Mll4laiW 78 to M . Mrs Rawsr, reeding .... 45 to 49 LO it talllsor 40 to 33. -to - Lorena§ - to - Oars, Reim - to - Tooorloona sod Iltrolooot 33 to 33 . - to - 11toolldt sod Aoki 29 to 31 .- to - Pletembed sad Debi fold -to to -- DIU* brew. - to - Rams, Ilsk - to - old 50 to 33 -to - roydao.-... 64 So 011 Tooomoy -to-.- to - Pau, ar gusi. - 99 16 SS Rollers - to - TAlall, Old - to -_.. .-....0inr - to -AMR - to - Llitsiall, Battle awl limils• 4O 44 to 47... do. do. Mediternmewe sot Odom 47 49 to SI _do. do. Ruse= 63 to 40 Hammed 34 to 36... do. do. Rama= Coosa free of per ton, £5 101 to .83 15e. Lamm Cazza, DM& and German ditto SO 10s. to /10 10a. Ditto Frank sad Mavis= ditto LSO las. to Lit 10. per Bd. of 1941105. nous, An srlert 39 to 42 Dantak end Masabwri 3ll to 4o Canadian (Duty 70. per barrel) Preach free - to - per liewli of 280 lba. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM let MARCH TO 6th MARCH. Wheat Qr. Rogelida. Scads. bid. FORJASI. 322$ 3245 Earley ...... .. I 2563 I 5 68,7 5072 3 3 11 6 9 I 539 26613 Flow, 11,1101 mobs ; 3,032 barrels: Malt, 6,179 quarters. I LIIPERIAL AVERAGES. nye. B. Pew. Ms 6d516 Id 516 lid 536 3d 51. 7+46 lld 16:7546 666 6d Sis ad Sas 11167 s ad 516 3d 536 5d Me lld 556 Ild Sze 9076 ad .616 tod 536 14.146 7d 'Parliciacals.) Oats, per barrel of 14 abase, white, 18s. 6d. tk 245. ; black, 16s. 6d. to 111 e. 6d. Wheat subject to 6d. par 1, and Oats and Barley to 4d. per barrel brokerage In aillft - Mon to the quotations. Poba' Odessa Wheat, 465. ; Marianople Wheat, per barrel 20 at., 48e. ; Wheat, f.0.b., per barrel of 20 at., 445. to 48a. White Oats, per barrel of 14 st., 21s. to 22s ; Meek, 20s. to 21.. White Indian Corn, , per ton, 171. to 171. 10s. ; yellow, 171. 10s. to IN. 165. Indian Corn Meal, white and yellow, per ton, 181. 100.1 to 181. lbs. Oatmeal, per ton, 201. Flout, Greta, r e 275. to 28.. ; seconds, 265. to 26a. 6d.; bouseholda ss al ia lllPASS4 4 thirds, 16e. to Ws. Bran. per ton, 8!. per ton, 201. Canadian Flour, 44.. per band. Walls* Canal, 46a. t• MARHEILLES, MARCH 1.-Our market has been very ltd $ daring the teat few days, and with • downward tondsneria principally owing to the desire speculators are elleasik, *{A realise. 61 the. Palish Odessa is held at 655.; arm, '2 735. 64., according to weight ; Merianopuli,6Be. ; and Dasnsbao 61.. 3d. to 635. The steamer which sailed from Mini port for Constantinople en the 24th ult. carried out about 4,000,000 '; franca in specie, principally for the payment of Wheat par... ;a chases; the steamer which is to sail to-morrow was likerwiate to carry out about the same sum, but this drain would have so exhausted the dispomble specie, that the Bank has pans.. bited the exportation until the 10th hottant, when it have had time to receive a froth supply of silver. .1 CHEESE.—WINcHEBTER, NIARCEI 6.—Boat So- -; memo,. 74a. to 78a. per owt.; second quality, 685. to 70a.; beat North Wilts, 645. to 66a. ; middling quality, 58a. to 60a. ; Donets and Gloucester*, beat, 661. ; middling, Mo. to 605. ; mingle do., 645. to 58s. Half Cowards, 47e. to 485.; Skims, 365. to 405. POTATOES.-SOUTHWAILIC, WATERSIDE, MARCH 8.-There has been leveral srrirals during the past week from Yorkshire, Lineolnabin, and Cambeidrhire, °seat wise, and there is a condoned moderate ea y by the rail ways and the steam-boats from the same ansmiser oeunties. The supply fully equal. the demand, and there is con siderable languor in the trade at the following quotations: York Regents, 160 s. to 2205. ; Toga, 180 s. to 2205. ; Bhaw's, 180.. to 200 e. Litman and Cambridgeshire Regents, 170.. to 200 e. ; Kidneys, 100.. to lek. French W'hites, 100.. to 11161. NOReta-eaRBEEPOIE • 1 . iliarast, at Yelms./..tenithe mot 61141r0p Faetore, report that there continues a good demend 8w 11 Bops with colour sad stashi% at fall prima. mat ma seausgw4 st. ea &HI 104,11•6 Ewan.. p.mt.E.llo 41. • 11•411 of Erb „ 4 ole Tearlleg Samna- I •Ho 4 • from „ Il4to 4 10 OM How. „ I • 004 Ilanalown 4 If to 4 10 ANDOVER, MARCH 6.-The stores are still pretty full, .sonsideriag the season of the year, speculators holding fee higher prices, waiting the event of the coining summer. Bat Farnham:, 7/. to 71. 7s. per ewt. ; seconds, 61. to 61.10 a. Best Altons and other country, 51. se. to 61. Swam, 41. 15e. 51. 10s. Wormeters, 51. Old Rents, 40s. to 50s. ; by the pound, 20d. to 2s. WINCHESTER, Mango 6.-Beet Farnham*, 71. to 7 gui neas per cwt. ; second quality, 6/. to 6!. 10e. Crandall; Bentleys, Alfons, and Froyles, 51 10s. to 61. Best Bosom 61. to 5 guineas • common, 41. 10.. to 5! . Best Rents, 61. to 111. 10a. ; middli ng, 51. to 5 guineas. Old Hope, 40e. to 45.. WOOL—ANDOVER, MARCH 6.—But little doing. Beet Lambe' Wool, per lb., I3d. to 131 d. ; second quality, 12d. to 121 d.; supethne long Wool, 12d. to 13d. ; moderate, 114. to 12d.; euperflae combing, I2d. to 121 d. ; grey, 4d. to Bd. ^ BRADFORD. — The demand' ill‘pombing Wool toothless very languid. The quantity sled is really limited, end . the spinners buy with the greatest caution to sup ly their hand-to-mouth requirements. Prices may be oo very • stationary. Nolte and brakes are tolerably good sale,sepes. civilly those from colonial Wads, which are in great pewit at, at rather improved prices. Yarns : The trade is really de pressed to a degree that leads every one to suppose that, eve long, a change must take place for the better, enitss the use of worsted is supplanted by some other substitute ; for the quantity of yarns now spun, both in the town and district, is so very short of the usual supply, and the spinners keeping no stocks, the prices current bang so ruinously low, that we are of op inion, now that the shippers can send off their goods, we shall be more active, at improved prices. BRISTOL WOOL FlLM—This fair, which is usually one of great importance from the large quantity of Wool shown and the great extent of business done, shows very clearly thi state of this branch of trade. There was far less offered than we have seen for the lam fifteen or twenty years. The clean. tity in the hands of growers was represented as very small, and the attendance of buyers even less than in the most de pressed periods ; the business done on the first day far below an average, the prices sought being much too high to meet those at the current seat of consumption. FULIFA7.—WOOI is the Stele SS last week, sad sales very limited. LEIDS.—The English branch of trade still continues very fiat and unprofitable ; the manufacturers bay nothing but to supply pressing wants, and the disproportion of price here and in the country renders the business anything but satis factory to all parties concerned. The inquiries for foreign Wools have been more numerous this week, and a somewhat better feeling hiui pervaded the ma-ket. LIVIRPOOL.—We have na improvement to report in the demand for Wool. In Scotch there in little doing, except is the better descriptions °reneged and Cher lot ; and, U holden are disposed to realise, prices are a shade eerier. Making doing in Alpaca. Imports of foreign for the week, 1,315 bales ; previously this year, 12,678 ; total, 13,993 bales. Im port of Scotch for the week, 363 bags ; previously, 1,576 ; total, 1,928. -Wool dull °fettle, and prices firm. WINCHESTER.—Prices as Iwit week. Best Lamb not more than 13d. per lb. ; second cluality, 12,1. Long Wools, super., 13d. ; seconds I2d. ; infenor, Ild. Super. Combing, I Id. to 12d.; greys, 4d. to 7d. SKINS. —AN DOVER, M %Kell 6.—Downo from 4s. M. to 51. each. Long Wool., 4s. 9d. to Be. Bd. Lamb Skins, 11.9 d. to 2a. 3d. the dozen. Shorn Sheep-skins, 10d. to 11d. each. Ox Hides, 21d. per lb. Horse Hides, Gs. to 9e. each. Call Skins, aid. per lb. ; heavy Ines, Be. Bd. each. WINCHESTIR, MARCH 6.-The best Downs nold at 41- 9d. to 6s. each ; second, 41. to 4s. 6d. ; not picked, 4r. 3d. Cott*. wold and other long Wools from 6s. to 6P. 6d. each ,• the best, by the bargain, 4s. 641. each. Lamb Skins, 2a. to 2a. 6d. the dosen. Shorn Skint, 10d. to 11d. each. On Hides, light, 2.1. to 21d. per lb. ; heavy, 244. to 341. Calf Skins, small, 4;d. per lb. ; heavy, Ge. 6d. each ; dressed, 18a. to 21s. each. Horse Hides, 6s. to 10s. each : dressed. 164. to 113 d. per lb. Butcher,' rough Fat, 2a. 10d. to 3s. per st. of 8 lbs. CA'T'TLE, &c.--SiirrarnELD, Two o'Clock.—We have to-day a very large supply of Beads, but the average quality is not first-rate. Trade is slow, but the chained descriptions maintain their price • several of the eeeond-rate Le m li l t a ilsam s remain n unsold ; from ro . F k ro i r n il s o u lt i d k w l e , have 600; 360 fro.; from Cam bridgeshire, 200; and the remainder from various parts d the country. There are mere flheep than we have had for several weeks ; still the number is not very large. However, trade is dull, and less money is taken. We have 166 from Holland. There are but very few Calves, and trade remains about the same. Pork trade is brisk, at fully late rates. Tr Mame 4t • lbs. a.4a. 4. 1 lot ease Oa Or •• I t nos seen. Herelsols,fe. 4 • 4 Pigs Ban Short-114••• 3 I 4• Ban Doom C Maillarnan I • / 0044411.1•01I0 Boma Calvta Baru at =vim 3.134 ; Nom w 1...50. 00.044 . 03 . 344. sm. • Y 110•11., Maacs s.—The market wan very fully attended. There were upwards of 300 Beasts, C 0.,, and Calves, amongst which were many of very superior quality, and • number of fine grazing Oxen ; the sale was tolerably brisk, and a greater part changed hands. The number of Sheep and Pigs was not very large, but sales were dull, and no great deal of business wee done. PI Les remain as before. DUBLIN, MARCH 4.—There was a good supp ly of Cattle, and a moderate supply of Sheep in market. rime Cattle and Sheep for home consumption maintained their prior. In consequence of an ever-supply and ran in price is the last Liverpool market, sales to exporters could not be effected without suemitting to a reduction in price last since Thurs day. Beef, 46.. to 535. per cwt. Mutton,sld. to 74d. per lb. Veal, 7d., sinking offal. Lambs,2os. to 235. each. HAtivnoT.—The show of Hones was very inferior, and few changed hands. From 51. to 101. was about the range of prices. There were also but few Cows forward, and the sales in this description of stock were cot brisk. We may quote from 61. to 101. as the primes paid for those that were sold. Mulch Cows were forward in even more limited num bers, the prices obtained being from 61. 13e. to 121. Heifen were more plentiful, but there was only a slow dragging rale, at from 21. 10s. to Si. IN. each. The numbers of Sheep were small, averaging 14s. for Wethrrs, and 1/. to 11. 14e. for Ewes. There were no Lambs, and only a limited num ber of Pigs. For Saimaa?* Morhob am ea tpogo. SHIPPING. MAIIN ANAINID: 6, Dublin; 3, Waterfird; 2, Drs =shades ; 2, Preach ; 1, Flandan 1, Holland. LONDON, March B.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.W., mo derate breeze, and cloudy The Rose, from Exeter to Lon don, which sunk off Holyhead on the 28th ult., has been raised. DIAL, March moderate; 7 a.m. ditto, N. 8., fresh.—Arrived: Countess of Eglinton, WhaLpoa. Sailed: Trafalgar, Adelaide, S.A. ; Agnes, Antigua ; lsk, Bahia; Druid, Barbadoes • Mary, Philadelphia, WATILIIPORD.—rut back : Orinoco, for Baltimore. Coal, March 5..- Arrived: Empress, Valparaiso; Howard, St. John's, fur Liverpool. Sailed. R. N. Parker, Phila delphia ; Regina, New York; Caminito, Caminho. Favrentan, March s.—The Sally, for Newcastle, is aground between the Sluice Bridges Poaranovro, March 7. N.N.E. &ilea : Windsor, Madras and Calcutta ; Northumberland, New York. Bantrot., March 7.—N.N.E.—Sailed : Abbotsford, Cal cutta. Cowes, March 7.—N.E.—Sailed : Robert WWillisaa, Philadelphia. Par.nour H. Mareh 7. —N .E. —Arrived Flora Id' Donald, Calcutta. Off port: Christian, Batavia, for Romberg; Irene, Bahia; Regina, Monts Video. Orr Doran, )(arch 7.—Props, St. John's. Ctn.'s, March s.—N.E.—Sailed : Christi**, Baltimore ; Ellen, Boston ; Esquimauz, Halifax ; Mord, Barbodena ; Robertina, Trinidad; Qosen Pommel, Bt. John'i N.B. DUBLIN, March b.—E.—Bailed : Neried, Salcco ; Odense, St. Sebastian. Nzwroar, March B.—N.B.—Arrived . Edward Moller, Bt. Thomas. Minimum, March Flamingo, Greenland. DIINDNI March 2.—Sailsd : Fanny, Greenland. _ Int 0 12 .., nu- nt. 41it 'Uri ~..•••• r •• *p • •••••••••.•••••• mu.. ••••• SALM, Mow= S. BILLET. Feeding 4" 44 4446111n4 46 49 94 69 to 3116. ; a annum end Anglo, shires and scrip was still down- Maltiog 83 to SS Clumattor 31 to 68 & doe to to ID o oo t white boa; . 66, to e.,.. Be Irkk. te Soot — Hoot Waco? l ig s = " k i k d a. (to .1 . ) , 1 4 . Kum ..... ..—......"--'... 13 do SO Air pot 64/Loll i : 66.... ; 66. 23 . Norfolk to t , to Lode and Tblisk, II a - 04 . 44 t .............-3 1 / Mt SU 46...M00k. 81 il am aig i ti lont . ...4. , . - 111 .• a Na p Mrso:oaL lPalk in.l . ! Path Perli to 80. 1 . 1 1, 40 . 6 6 " to . n0te:3 74... saesi tt s o '.. Jill to MP is als •LAlre ss, on te a as. • : . L , . , ptiot., p.. &w. tkeLp Pau, (k: se I. 6, 4! Impei.L to es Od ..7643e. . 44 46 . 146 OA 70.. to 166. ; Mecklenburg and Pa d 06.11 ores. OA series), d p 1 Wallsakad Mid. Jon, d p Mona It Ur. (A), 18 p ...., lio" 816061160 48 to 64. °Boilers 'Sst° a Mi. to 78s. ; red, 68s. to 745. ; 8 44 to Of Tick 46 to 49...eid 41 to St fe L I , 744. ; re d , dde. re 70e. B Poweranian gold Holstein. 460 to VI. Ir. 1 . llorrow 46 to 49_ . .8,611 61 to *CPO 63 to 87 N0.162.] E. Oodles. 1 0 1 1 ado.m}, {or GL, No. 1.1 1. No. 1, Do. Tork Es., 44 Lag prOWol7&e, w, Po 7 Do. Mir kdrlL 2I * LialeOlkko, W Ma. & Obi % 74 Do. Daiwa, SO Do. 1 101.1% GL DM& (La& Tk. Of Do. (Ilkalk. DOr L Grad 117 Do. LanswDo. lloWilima awl ntusas. awr New, 10 W " Lelowlor awl Nalkal, Ls Is kSt Ds. Now.% Ication It Iladzwel, • Iwo., BrielL, &L Omit, London Ga I IIIII4ID E Loa. a N. Vradwa, Do. Cks. DM. 114 L. k II witatat Do. Now Caw. 1.10, 4$ Leo. & York is. 21 Ly= k lei Lynn 07 Dwiera,lll Ku. ma Loeb. Solna 49 Do. M Qr.. 16 1 Do. Loa., Baotou, k DaL. i I P UviiirOoL The tondeney of prime of ward*. Cbeets; sad ltillpiaber Gut laaarbbe. New Do. Nu BR* . OM. 331. ob.) I p Ma5..11108f.13 lAndola., =I I Do. (Or. Ws-, 383. Pd. d Do. Midland (Or. Doak}, d N. Union (A),317 Prelim and W7re, N. Canova, 3d Do. Nay. I p Torkk Nana. Pa., 6f p There wu alZib7leiress . most descripttom of stock met kir., ILak, k GltarldroJn , Btr. sad Oaked Ja., $ 11-18 Wet., QL, k N. W., 1 d par Do. Prot, 14 R. lak Hata R. its P.) New, 13.18 Met., Prta-AW.II. J., 7-1 6 Gt. Nor.(Dlr. Nor. Reg.), $ Gt. Nor. (Law k York Reg.), Hod. it Hsu- R. sad C., 111-16 bred% Oct'., end Wm Branches Halves, q , M Boats, Mat, k 115 d., ak &Southampton, 1j BIRMINGHAM SALE, Mama 6. The depressed state of the money market in Londe& MR Friday had a chilling influence on the sham market. nen was very little business transacted, and prices had, without exception, a considerable tendency downwards. Shrew. k Mr. (A), 11 p S. that. Rog., 12s. &L 13. Sd.p Do. do. (B), 6a. 3d. 7s. p IN. Stafforda., M. fle. 3/. 6.3 d. p Shropshire Union, I BRISTOL BALLS, Moses S. The flatness which has preeailed in the market for the teat few days was increased rather than otherwin by the unsatisfactory amounts from London, hut there wee no ma terial decline in Flees in whaZ transactions were effected. Catalonian, 261 7 N. Bridals Mdse. leg Cornwall, al South Wale. $4 d Lancaster & Carlisle, 65 York and New.. Pref., $4 HULL ROLES, Moaco 6. N. Bella (Bs., cis. Fleet., Pres-, k W. R., 5a ka. p Do. Thirds, 73e. 72a 6d. Noreatle & Berwick, 33 Amt., Not., Be., ea., Is. 6d. d N. Counties UM" Lks. YORK SALES, Mama 6. Gt. N. (Lou. & York Bcg.), 24 N. British Qrs., 41 21, 14e. 6d. York & New.., 361 Lie., Ilan., & New. Jo., 2 Do. Pref., 55. 13e. 61. Newcastle & Berwick, 35 41 York &N. Mid., Pref., 121 EDLNIIOIIOII SALM lEssese 3. Akar" 24 . Esa. and:lathers, 171 17 Diednin, N Sin 34e. &din. & Newport, New 34. Direst lairthern 395.36. 61. Min.& Perils (New Oa.), rib. 63. Dodo Da. Halm. 2.1 e. 23. M. =ra g a Gt. North of Scotland. 33a. LMa. 465. 60. Gt. 71. (late Dir. N.), Me. 113 s. Id. I Bala eel Gliewsw, Him, St N. British QM, MK lkot Central, E D la Leith, are.,1115.9d. MAW tlah ' 34M1..d, 241 1 w e. Erna. and Northern, 164 Do. New, Ser, Us. Do. Newport, a . Do. New, ene. EOM. & P . erth (New Comp.), Os. D. On ed e r l . 11oLnline, 711 e. GSM. /1 Ola, Do. .ree Da Dd a reillandles. ntelmOn t 4 ed. NGlen,llll., erel newton Ranch. Is froslh, Newton and Owlets, $44 N. Beth& Mink Do. Me. tannish Cialuel, 121 Wilma., Mar., NM Oat, en Cale Aan, New, 225. Dir. ?earth. &p., 27.. 6d. 55a 6d. Dondee and Perth, 324 Do. New, 224 Eat Lothian Central, rea. Edin. and Gimpy, Mikan, Xi Dello. Leith, a Greater taw" Na N. lai. 6d. Great North of Scotland, Ms. 66 GL North. (late Direct N.), 6%. GLASGOW & Aberdeen, 24 ---- Ayr & Galloway, 445. Dundee k Perth, 341 36 Fast Indian Railway, lie. , Edin. lad Gl►sgow Halves, 2lj Minh., Leith, and Grant= Qr." 17. Mtn. &Perth (New Co.), Do. New, 73. 24. 6cL Gleegow, KU., and Ayr, 64 Kea Aberdeen, 231 Ceedoznan, New, 54. Direct Northern (6erip), 55a. Dundee It Path, 331 # F et Indian railway, 9. LAt LOlltill2l Contra, M. Edin. & Ghs. Halve, 211 Glaa., k Ayr, 64 Do. Halve. No. 1, 61 Do. do. No. 2, V. 12e. 6/1. 61.1 4 e. Do. Qr., 5 per Ci. Goer.. 161 & Perth. New Co., 62a. lIId. Do. New, 21s. Ot. North of Scot, Ma. 6d. 31.. Manch. South., 235. Newe. & Benartek ic 7 3 North British, Do. New CO., p, 29e. Scottish Central, M 3 wtsisaw & Collars, 19 York & New. Pre., St PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANS, Hasfpast Two.— The refined Sugar market, the only o ne open to-day, does not show soy alteration in prices. The large public sales ad vertised for to-morrow leave been the subject of eonversatios to-day, following, as they do, previous heavy weekly sales. They consist of 17,000 bats ldauritine, 14,000 bags East India, 8,000 bags foreign, and thews aro also large sales to take place on Wednesday. la MIMS articles we are without tranasctions by private onatiMllllo give quotations. PRICES CURRENT. arena, per ewe ore PAID. Pip, No. 1. l• 6... or • W. Indla,B.P.Pra 6.46 de.. SO C 4 Hops 0 0... • • Yellow kGrey _ 30 0.. 33 0 Cargo &Waal( bet 0 0.. • • Fine 33 0...36 0 Swedish 1110... II li llosrldos, brown.- 79 0. 47 0 LIM O , at per ton. A . L ow 49 0...52 0 Pid, boil l9 0 • ill S 3 0...57 0 Med, Pea 20 0... • Bilgradres,b. 38 0...46 0 Ban 23 0... • 48 0 CI 0 Patent shot 2l 0. • Inas 32 o_3B 0 red or minima ... 19 10...20 Patalps, brown„ 38 0..47 0 Speller 2l 10 . 0 Taw 49 0...30 0 ORA, psr 232 imp. gal. d.p. aid and Pats 32 0...00 0 Pith, Seal, pale :a 0. 0 1118000 d, Ilansbro`.. 66 0.-73 0 straw .. _ . ....-- 33 0...54 laps ....... 66 C.. 68 0 brown k yellow.. n 0.. 51 sm.ln Do/ Wed Jai* - 8 elfa er d m ltatter 9O 0... 0 say.._ U 0...40 0 Cod.. 1710... 0 Oat 43 O._ SO 0 Booth Bea. l7 6. ..29 1131 las 70 0...125 0 011ve,Oallipoll,p.ka 33 0... 0 CliC, rood ad! Cocoa Net 46 0...47 41 9...44 0 Seed, Reps, pas, = ordinary 46 0... 0 per ton B7 C.. • 34 0... 70 0 Lined 27 0... • fine al 0... 85 0 Poonsxma, per cwt. 01111101. Cd to ordi- Batter-Ootir, 1s 94 0..18 a =l a o !l i e d p... 34 0.. 36 • led 0 • • 3rd 0 C.. 0 add 14 0... II 0 Dublin, lat. 0 0.. 0 T., at per lb. lased* do 94 0...92 Ompso,common.. 9 0 ... 004 Carlow, la . - 94 0..102 Ras, et per art. Newry, Ist .... 0 0... 0 Basra white 32 6... 24 0 Waterford BO 6-.10 Cur 20 0... II 6 Beef, indls, per Java lB 0... 21 0 tierce -.. -...-... 0 0.. 0 Perna 27 0.. 20 0 Prime lam 0 0... 0 Carolina. 3O 0... 36 0 Pork, prime meas.- SO 0...62 tamps I Bacon-Port, Leak 1 7 9 9... 90 • Do., Belfast 1 Bacon, Weltered, per ewt. ... Mae 63 0.. 63 lard,BearaLperk 1 54 o _, Waterford, do 1 Ditto Bladder American HUM, 01 and Cow, at per lb. B. A. end K. Vass, Zed 1.0 tap.o 070 0 4 . .0 I Bran, dry 0 9 ...0 Depilated 0 44 0 Itlo, dry 0 44...0 • Use lb Valp. dry- • 5 -0 6 West India, dry 0 1...0 0 Belted 0 ..• 44 Bast India 0 0 111 spews,ria, dry 0 7 . .0 • Rdry 0 5+...0 0 IL Anier.Borse, pre bide 10.191 Bands, ditto 6 0...10 6 Da Wooss, at per toe. _ lA = dj' -. 1 C: 1 tl: Canspe L a r rby • 10. 7 a Poet* James 3 15- 6 Marna, large sad raid 14 6...13 Small . ... Uma 10 0. .16 Sean 10 0. 17 1 lied ganders. I O. 5 1 i Brasil - .. 30 0...00 TALLOW.—The market market is firm. The delivery last week amounted to 972 casks, bed the stook now on hand is 11,123 asks against 18,041 sum period lost year. Peters burg Y. C. on the spot, hla. Id. I. 51a. Id. ; March and April, 61e. 3d.; New Tallow, 48a. Id. buyers. Rum atLeeward per Ita d IC -- Islan Proof. Demerara, 26 to 30 per cent O.P. .... . .. —. 4 ... Jamaica, 30 to 38 per cent O.P. 3 ... Favourite maim S 1 ... Brandy, lut broads S British spirits, d.p. 0 ... 0 Scotch 0 ...0 Irish Pus, pet too. Riga, P.T.R.. £47 0...54 St. Petersburg, 11 bead 0 0... 0 Dutch ao4 Flemish 35 0...65 Priagood Hour, at per ton. aLpeteraborguleonS37 10...56 I oulabot ..... 04 10...35 half dee r II 0...31 1 Nu, Ulu *MUM U 0 . 0 pam 38 0...69 East Into Sum l3 0...15 Bombay lB 0...0 Jute 17 0...61 Tie, at par cwt. Banes 101 0..102 Straits Own. bs Nooks 9ll 0... 0 Laos, at per tom Ban f 0 • 10 COAL lIARILLT. Aasies lisi. Bawl Hartley RNNis Wen /lanky -• —4 Carr,. Hartley MN 3441 n 11401441 ININN• Tantett' Menr WM Hanky —4 ...4 —. --A Huz-ras! Two. MARCH ESTI/L, MAWR 6.—The trade during the week has been steady and firm, but without much Wave demand, and the same may, on the whole, be said of the Liverpool market. At Wakefield yesterday, an improved feeling wee evident, and there was a good sale for Wheat at en advance of 2s. per qr. Alpo, last Friday's prices, with a eoculderable falling off in supply. At our market to-day we have a fair steady demand for Wheat and Flour, at prices rather exceed ing what were obtainablebst week, but we continue the quo tations of that day. The high price of Oats and Oatmeal, as compared with Beans and Flour, confine sales of the former to mere retail quantities. Beane go off slowl at barely former TAW. Fins Malt steady but for and inferior qualities there is not the feast inquiry. Peas and Barley in moderate request, at former prices. Tice morns rag extent of demand from Franco he English pat free on board, at priors higher then, all expos= aerdgerei, eon be obtained in any of our own markets he hem ealannap tion, begins to mite mach attention, whilst the pre. bable wants of other Continental states seem daily to assume a mere serious aspect. Wheat, per boded of 70 lbs. ; English, white, Ila ltd. to lb.; red, 10s. 6d. to Ils. 3d. ; Irish and Scotch, white, 10s. 66. to Ile 3d. ; red, lON. X lle. Barley, grinding, per bushel of 60 lbs., 2s. 31. M is. id. Oab per bushel of 46 lbs., English, &reek, aid Mae Irish, 6s. 65. to ge. Sid. • Irish Marbled news, ss. 4d. to sa. Beans, per qr. of ibt emial. 675. to 68e. ; tick, 665. to 66a _ Win Vol nineltilts *Wm is as Brit, per 6 iapaGi kebob, fine, Ws. to 625. ; fine seconds ' Fab 2 " a°6l 8 " " —4 665. to 66a. Para, pee $ imperi al bushels, white (bon!"). Wain MA Moan —6 —4 was Dr ammo ..... so 665. to 70a. ; Flour, pee seek of 2801bs, English and Irish Wens nod aura ss od fins, 64a. to 665. ; sapselm, 565. to 555. ; extra ditto, 595. to Won. 51 fillniprorin —•-- Win Lewhias e. Oatmeal, per limed of 2A011:a., English and Irish, 50a. wad not ear ner. ss as to 625. lanialas Vasa I!ql Feb. 6. 71 7 7$ 10 73 I. 71 7 71 I ANDOVIR, MARCH 6.-Trade very dull. For good mu t? of white Wheat, 80s. te 84s. per qr. was asked ; for good reds, 191. per load was obtained ; for inferior wets the ho den wanted fu,l 10e. per load more money. Flour, best, 605.; seconds, 67.. per bag. Barley slack of sale ; the qua lity that was worth 60a. this day fortnight could be put.. chased at 545. or 555. per qr. • and seed do., then worth 56e., could have been had at 50;., consequently the reduetion within that period here must be quoted from ss. to 6s. per qr. Malt can bluely fetch 10.. per bushel for beet, 9a. to 9s. 6d. being the common prices. Oats were lower, from 2a. to Cs. per qr. • the best Poland and Potato samples offered at 355. to 38s. per qr. ; good black, at 325. to 345.; fair samples could be had at 265. to Beans and Peas keep their prices, being seam, and lust now much inquired after. Rye in request, yet some. • Winter Tares, Ba. per bushel ; spring, Ile, to 12a. Other mall seeds for sowing this season rather oa the decline. ArtraeuitY, MARCH 6.-We had a short supply of grain at Market this day. The trade was dull, and prices rather higher than last week. Wheat, 86s. to 88a. per qr. Beans, 44.. to 47e. Peas, 525. to 66e. Boilers, 60e. to 66e., with brisk trade, chiefly for seed. Oats, 281. to 365. Barley, 60s. to 66e, being from le. to 2A. dearer than last week. CoLCHISTER, MARCH 6.-The supply of Wheat is to-day fair, and, although the demand is not extensive the pries of red must be noted 2s. dearer than last week ; white does not fully partake of this advance. Barley continues dull, but the supply is small, and prices are not lower. Beans in fair supply, and prices remain firm. Not many Peas appear, and prim are almost nominal. l i GLOIICEATER, MARCH 8.-At our market this day, English Wheat was in shorter supply . than for some time past, as tamers are actively engaged is field work. Millers were eager buyers and, where last week's prices were taken, large parcels changed hands ; the majority of the holders demanded Is. to 2s. per qr. more money. In spring corn few sales are reported, and prices remain without change. During the week English Wheat his beret in fair supply, and found buyers at fully previous rate.. The sales of Foreign reported are at our quotations. Barley has been offered at a decline of Is. to 2a. per quarter. Oats and Beans ere • dull sale, at rather lower prim. The currency of our market stands as under Wheat, English, white, per imp. bush., 9s. 3d. to 10s. • red, &s. 9d. to 9s. 3d.; Dantric (low to high mixed), per 4klbs., 10a to 10e. 6cll. • Polish, Pomeranian , Stettin, 9s. 3d. t o 9.. 9d. ; Ode ssa Marianopoli, soft, 9s. 3i. to 99. 6d. ; Odessa Teganrog, hard, Be. 9d. to 91. Barley, English, grinding, per 3921 be, 40s. to 42e. malting, per imperial quarter, 465. to 642. • Irish, malt ing, per imperial quar ter, v.. to 545. ; foreign, slaking, per imperial quarter, 625. to. 665. Beans, English, per Imp. bushel, 6s. 9d. t o 7 s . 3d ; foreign, Egyptian, per 6511bs , 6e. 9d. to 6s. 10.1. ; French, Dutch, small tick, 6s. 10d. to 7e. 2d. Oats: Limerick, Wexford, Eoaiscorthy, white, per 3121 be., 38e. to 405.; Cork, Waterford, and Youghall, 375. 6d. to 395.; Welsh black, imperial, 365. to 385.; lrish, black, 36e. to 38e. Peas, breakers, pa imperial bushel, English, Bs. Bd. to ils.; Foreign, Bs. to Ba. 3d.; grey and grinders, par 6611 b., English, fie. 3d. to 6s. ed. ; Foreign, 6s. 3d. to 6a. 6d. Flour, best seconds, English, 595. to ON. Linseed Cake, Dutch, per ton, 101. to 10/. 10s. ; French, 111. 10s. to 121. 10e. Imports for the week ending March 5 : Wheat, 15 qrs.; Barley, 546 ; Oats, 1,296 ; Beans, 1,800. - - OCILDrORD, MARCH 6.—There web a brisk demand for our Wheat to-day, all descriptions commanding a rise in price of 10s. to 16a. per load. The supply being smull, in consequence of fanners being busily engaged in spring planting, no difficulty was experienced in effecting a clear ance. Wheat, 181. to 224. • red, 171. 10s. to 191. Barley, 50s. to 565. Oats, KW to 365. Beans, 60a. to 58s. Pets, 545. to 60s. vale; vegetation is consequently much retarded, but we hear no complaints as yet of the Wheat plant havOrg suffered bean the realist vicissitudes in the-weather. The trade inns Miley nennight has worn a firm aspect, end a tolerable immemist of business has transpired in Wheat and Flour, at ha pekoe, whilst other articles have attracted little notice, al m. eared at slightly reduced rates. We have re mind, Wee sokkag laqauies with reference to the stocks of rob is the Mode et powers and with reference to Wheat three is betas ',hiss exprer;ed , via., that the quantity held is milisbarter this lesuel, in soma localities the deliveries base is advent* see month, whilst in others they are fully six welts of ordinary years : this fact when coupled with the eatisimive demand experienced for France and Ireland, glad& lead us to conclude that prices have not yet attained ride bights* point, more especially when it it further con. sidised, het, large as our consumption has been hitherto, it Warns likely to be increased now that the days are length wise' more employment of necessity will be given to AO ikons. Flour in steady request, but no dearer. At ear this alerting we had a large show of Wheat from the growers, for which a ready sale was experienced at the full ratted this day se'nnight. South country qualities on the contrary were le. to 2s. higher, with a good business doing at the advance, Norfolk, Wiebech, and Suffolk red commanding from 765. to 78e. per qr., 631 b., according to quality. Rye much inquired for, and anything choice might command a shade over teat week's currency. Malting Bar ley slow ale, and rather lower, grinding sorts unaltered. Malt dull but not cheerier, and the same may be said of Beans and boiling Peas. With Oats we were again largely supplied, and, the demand being trifling, sales could only be made by submitting to lower prime. British : Wheat, Nortbumbaland new, white, 745. to 78s. ; red, 86a. tit 78a ; Norfolk and Suff olk, old white, 74e. to 795. ; red, 74e. to 785.; new, white, 765. to 82s, ; red, 74e. to 711 s. ; Liatolnehire, old, white, 745. to 785.; red, 74e. to 765.• new white, 78s. to SOs. • red, 745. to 775. Rya, Norfolk and Suffolk, 68a. to 61s. Bailey, Norfolk and Suffolk, 64a. Mbar. • ..... 1 Chevalier, 66a to lik; Northumberland and Sri. to 625.; 1116. to 545. ; grinding sail eheis to 60a. alls to 760. Chevalier, Me. Is ?r ma NOMA psis* aliw. M. g wimpa weil Awe, -. lb. no . flak Pees,erhile ?lamb o%llellthl N lb. te MI. Sh. t neer, to i des e t k la ft. 'lLArnierg, white, free, 78s. an, white Mt to Ns. - red, Pomeranian, white, 74e. to Marks, and Anhelt, white, Kiel and Holstein, white, _, Barley, Seal, 48e. to 61.. ; Pea/mores and Iltelds. 46e. to 60s. Oats, Pomeranian, feed, 30s. to 34a.;, slitters and Danish, 26e. to 325. • Archangel and alga, SOL te 32e. Peas, white, 58e. to 64e: Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., United States and Canada, duty paid, 38s. to 40a -The arrivals this week are : Wheat, coastwise, 635 qrs. • Rye, 141; Barley, 723 ; foreign, M 2; Oats, foreign, 926; Pea, coastwise, 45; foreign, 856; Beam, foreign, 33; Flour, 3,017 seeks. NORWICH, MARCH 13.—We had an unusually large attend ance here to-day of corn growers and merchants from this and the adjoining counties, and the supply of Wheat by sample was again abundant, perhaps nearly equal in amount to any market day since last harvest, which was met by a very ex tensive demand from the millers in this locality ; therefore a very oossiderable batistes was done, at fall 2s. per qr. over last week's rates ; but as the fresh- thrashed parcels, which are generally large, are very much improved in condition, and the increase of weight from lib. to 2 lb. per bushel more than three or four weeks sen, there is not really so much ad vance to the purchaser as is above noted, besides that the buyer has the confident satisfaction that he can grind and ship to any distant port in the kingdom without any fear of • heated cargo, anc thereby suffer a heavy loss. In Barley we can only note a small supply, which hardly maintained last week's prices. In Peas, Beans, end Oats no change worth notice. There was a good demand for Flour, free on board at Yarmouth, at full Is. per sack higher than last week, which the millers did not willingly accept. Wheat, white, line, 631bs. to 641bs. per bushel, 80e. to 82e. per qr. ; red, Oita. to 85Ibe. per bushel, 78.. to 80e. Barley, malting, 60e. to 62,. Beans, lieligoland, 535. to 555. Peas, grey, 51e. to 54e. Oats, Poland seed, very fine, 441bs. to 461 be. per bushel, 455. Flour, household, free on board at Yarmouth, 63e. 6d. to 54e. purchasers finding sacks, with one month ' s discount for a sh on delivery. The retail price is Id. per stone higher than last week. RIADING, MARCH 6.—Owing to a short supply of Wheat at thM day's market, buyers were obliged to give Is. to 21. per qr. advance on lag week's prices, but as our millers cannot obtain a corresponding advance on their Flour in London, trade is by no means to their satisfaction. The malting season is nearly over, we had therefore an exceed ingly heavy trade lbr Barley, of which the supply is small, at a decline of full 2a. per qr. Osl• and Beans were a dull sale, but not cheaper. Peas in demand, for seed and as boilers, at an amuses of Is. to 2a. per qr. Smell foreign spring Tares were plentiful, but no English at market ; late prices fully supported. In Seeds but little doing. SURPTON Maus", MARCH 6.—The market was the dullest v. e e'er remember, there being 'tamely an, buyers in the market. The few sales which took place may be quoted as follows;—What, from 76s to 795. Barley, In .m 44. to 665. Oats, from 28s. to 32a. Beans, from 265. to 28s. SUNDERLAND, MARCH 6.—The weather continues very cold and unfavourslsk for the Leat crops, and the autumn Wheats make little growth. There wu a fair supply of far men' Wheat at market to-day, bet no ship samples. The demand wu pretty brisk, and the whole was cleared of at about last week's rates for the beat pared', though inferior Wheats are in good demand at rather higher prices. The finest samples realise 82c, and average qualities 745. to 80s. Good old Wheats, 665. to 725. South Country, especially fine white, in demand, and worth 84s. Maltiag Barley is scarce, and there have been some transactions iu South Country at higher rates ; prices rule from 365. to 60s. Oats were very plentiful, for which high prices are demanded, and 365. to 38s. have been obtained. Pees and Beans are scarce and in demand. Flour I. plentiful, without change in price. The arrirals coastwise have bean 276 sacks during the week. WINCHESTER, MARCH 6.-The trade to-day for Wheat was very animated, particularly red samples. The advance in Mark-lane becoming known towards the close of the mar ket, made the holders ask even more money • but such was not acceded to generally. White Wheat sold at from 745. to 78s. per quarter ; red, 745. to 76e. ; moderate 'emotes, 70s. to 72a. Flour, from 54e. to 60s. per bee. Barley firm. The top samples, for seed, reached &Is. to 66e. per qr. ; malting, 68, ; samples under the weight of 10 score, from 48s. to 50s. Malt was selling at 10s. to 10s. 3d. the bushel for best, and front 91. M.,95. 6d. other qualities. Barley-meal from 26.. to 27s the bag of 10 score. Oats were front Is. to 2a. per quarter lower, excepting for a few parcels, for seed, of potato, Poland, and black, which remain as last quota tions. We could not hear of any reaching a higher figure than 36e. per quarter, while some might have been had at 25e. to 28s. Beans of good quality very sauce ; the prices as last week. Peas, both white and maple, fully as dear. In winter Tares but little doing; spring ditto in good request, at from 9s. to 110. per bushel. We did not hear of Indian Corn or Rye being sold this day. Baintfoil, rye grass, plan tain, turnip, and other spring sowing seeds a tribe lower. WHIBRCII, MARCH 6.-A large supply of grain of 211 kinds at this day's market. Wheat is In active demand, at 3s. per quarter over last week's prices. Oats and Beans slow sale, and each Is. cheaper. Wheat, 70s. to 78s. • extra, 80s. per quarter. Oats, 17d. to 18d. per atone. Beans, 52e. to 545.; extra, 555. per qr., to the grower. _ . - WORCRETIR, MARCH 6.—There was a large supply of Wheat at our market this day; but as higher prices were demanded by the holders, comparatively little bui.iness was done. Later in the day a few samples changed hands at last week's price*, red Wheats making 91. 6d. to 9s. Bd. per bushel of 621bs. and fine white, 9.. 10d. to 10s. 2d. Barley was freely offered at 2a. per quarter below the prices of this day oe'nnight. Beans, old and new, firm, at 6i. Bd. per bushel of 66Ibs. Peas, of middling quality, for irrinding, were more easily purchased, at 6s. to Cis. 3d. per bushel of 651 be. Few boiling samples were offered, which mode full prices. Oats, of fine quality, maintained last Saturday's rates, while some of inferior description sold it 2s. per qr. lees mosey. - - • - YItOVIL, MARCH 6.—The Corn trade was anything but brisk, as the farmers were not desirous of submitting to any reduction from the prices of last week, consequently but little business was transected. Wheat, from 9s. 6d. to 10s. 6d. per bushel. Barley, from 60e. to 68s. Oats, from 24e. to %I. Baum, from Ge. to 70. per lomikoi. Norm, 624. per sack. Toni, MAIC7I 6.—We have • goad show of Wh-at at market this day, which has 1114 a 111811 ft ask, at about la. over last week's prices. Seed Oats awl Pam inquired after, and sell at extreme prices. Little Batty al/bring. Wheat, white, 735. to 781. per imperial quarter •• 68e. to 73a. • Bar ley, malting, 50.. to 535. ; grinding, 465. to 48.. • Beans, SN. to 54e. ; Rye, 525. to 56a. ; Malt, 76e. to 78s. ; ate, 161 d. to 171 d. per stone of 14 lbs. Flour, 665. to 60c per sack of 280 lbs. DCBLIN, MAICH 6.—We had a mere lively market this day than for some time past, and priers of every article were fully maintained, but we cannot edemas our quotatkos. The followiog w:s the general currency:— Wheat, per Z9O lbs., red, 455. to 48s. ; white, 475. to 51s. Oats, per 196 lbs., 22a. to 25c 6d. Barley, per 224 lbs., 275. to 324. Oatmeal, per cwt., 255. to 275. Floor, per cwt., seconds, 255. to 26. BRLTAST, MARCH 4.—The weather coatinues very fine, and our fanners are now busily engaged in field labour. The supplies of all descriptions of grain keep very email, and no alteration in prices, except Indian Corn and Oatmeal, which us a shade lower. The following are our quotation*. Indian Corn, per cwt., white, lee. 9d. to 175.; yellow, 17s. to 17s. 6d. Indian Columned, white, 17s. 6d. to 17s. 9d. ; yellow, 18.. to lee. &I. Wheat, red, 17s. 3el. to 18s. 3d ; whits, les. to les. 6d. Mb (rims at Inver Mills) Scipnfine, 26e ; bakers' leek Xs. • essends. Ns. Id. ; third., 22.. 6d. ; fourths, 19e. ed. Hem, Os. American. per barrel, 41s. to 435. 6d. Oatmeal, par cwt., I:4a 6d. to 245. 6d. Oils, 13s. to 16s. Barley, 13s. to 141.6 1 Conn, MARCH O.—Webs,* had cold, dry weather, with as seeterly wind, ihe lho lest two weeks, which MI eon thaws ; the quantity of ormstry produce eosin to lateliot is tow reduced to a more OW. The traneactkao_ is meson Wheat and Oats hare boa wry limited with a iromentsa. dim, Rake draw illysitioa to mil that te 'lima 2timosk - walre ea Mar ea do =lad unieli. elkeed Way Rim Yams en conilme ask Om in•••••••••• very II Wine= bus ben NI dm Mon mei ellske.o• beta. Th• arr. het lowte sorts. 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