The Express. — London, England, 1847-04-05 00:00:00

A/i-f- . ez- : - ~.~~~.: /dams Remus, PAP*, Pries v. -F., THE EXPRESS aladdition to the news in the Morning Pepe T of the HOME and FOREIGN INTEIII ! width ow arrive as the day. 11M/11 . T im Bug= loathe hooltet the Foreign Expresses, pramilisea, and erase Goal shouneteristim of a Mora- Amyl. Bat the Sill sod eirefelly prepared REPORTS 7gbe HONEY, AALLYAT,.PRODOCE , CORN, ganS,:::•=elemndeßZZ2t e m s: marking (,*tares. THE so rewiring • Perihelia imier at the rate of gg, per quarter ; but should as: Hite, per sow ere regions& to remit a resirsOrse seder for that ma gi, payable st to Mr. BENET WALM/001410, Housed'. sea fee-dreet, loam. adewhannenre sad mu lonedestrest. Piewatiert, Lesba. ATONAL BRAZILIAN MINING ItiIIOCUTIOIL—Is cedes Is sasempMeh tin papaw doted la rod st the out ssest hi seselbe of the Rh bet. mass Wiles ims=theres ere sesi *dr moss lei eillsmee. the ambers of their ohms. te this op (oder tower, tr i amm er e, es et before %Unity, the 10th et A posies,. in, TiessistetesAteeet, Ber th N. 1147. R. LAND, Sec. ATE W ATC RES & CLOCKS.—E. J. DINT, ,„,.,..,,d appointment. Watch and Clooloadter to the Clasia, 14T r r o TAlbrn, and lI.LII. thin Bmery al Rwals, rapt& scada hem the pablle ea Impel's' d Ms szlorty• Mask of 111. Toada' salver tudibis, Mt edam Ink; llllllolllla dm Lea odd" at az Ow Nat LAW old endebee. debt edam Mai DR.VTB roaaaitelart fa eurmaisl la Ida by dine mama pasta mated Its lalS, HA mai 1112.--112„ etraal; 111,, on A pur .areet; and be, Royal ftalidea DITIT'S paling Olyedia. Noce, be drunalabe tbe Irms tbas le IMAM a saland, by ehrozetas e a . wow of der wat ar Wilf ~dr maddlaa. Priem fl. la ark. CA UC! 0 N.—A. ROY/LAND and SON, 20, aemareda, lard" bag W andos dr Irbil* artztry Naga brig Mb ld the allalled drip l=aan g... . lo arra *dr vas derrabeado, glee dr ialadr,“ awl .odetre—aerea soar tbe ladled dasetia gt wag sat ad goereadeat drgaraddi, web dans/ altedela at w I. 1 1 s ill" CZ= I s a= b re i d ia =re Tel at t.'s & I I An " :01 . , 1 1 1 V ir gil e " "T -rim i Ws min et Zi s imitle" resift thet d fibi mparand the tiet. la red WI, Wad—"i. ROWLAND It 1 ime Mehl by lama at fa, Ilatted-eprdea. Icalloo, and by all =ail perthiners. ha% ct.ila iilltDlS TU HEALIti AND LONG lellt. Price is each, by poet, La atdais, la ad. Gads, vT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. i. Rita AS.. for all Oorapidad.) 2. HOW TO BE . ..lardate Thers."—Cla. It la mateaded that darlaathe dellr filems awl airsrld are 4 we ads mhos by affeirst mor aidi raerded Wa tit a init estd= ll , id sr drum= ad asalaseal eel ear at aldarald Dy la elmormse et 11 — • ada eadalmt la dad daudes W a r erantaans at w aft angssmi, Malty, and ladeledta day ba earal h rlar e- drea sweb airreat, 21, Paternoster-rem; Mann, 39, Gambill; Baths. 3, MN ileadetreet. Catwalk% 141, Pleet.etreet; Nelson, 457, Went *am wiliest ham the Author, 10, Artmaalase, Hement-etreet LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. LOSS OF THE ROYAL MAIL PACKET COMPANY'S STEAMER TWEED. With to New Mexico,the Bt. Luis Republican, of 26th February, states, that • genual rising against the Americans had been arranged to take place in that city on Christmas-day. Advantage was to have been taken of the number of Mexicans assembled to par ticipate in the religious ceremonies of the season. A priest from El Paso is said to have been present, in the habit of a grazier, and to have taken an active part in the preparations. The plot was discovered to the Americans by some Mexican women, and a good many of the leaders were seized. Advices front the same quarter confirm the report that Col. Doniphan, after routing 1,100 Mexicans, at Braeite, with GOO Missouri Volunteers, had marched upon Chihuahua. ' The intelligence from New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, by the Baltimore, is only one day later than we had previously received. It is of little general interest. The Philadelphia Inquirer states that so urgent is the demand for ship carpenters in the navy that the officers of the yard have instructions to ad7anoe the price per day to three dollar', until the repairs to the vessels destined to the Gulf of Mexico are completed. About a month ago the price was raised from two to two dollars fifty cents, and failed to procure the requisite number of workmen. New You. 107-7617,11117( cottll -- ;rellrinly maintained, Eat rite teammetions bir tbs bat ber dal have been ' limit Qoolillosot Ordloors to mod opilloory, o. to 10 c.; Warthog to goo 4 =Min Ws. it Nib.; oild.or to Aar, Ile. to 12e. The slots deo inelet Y tie Mita Mato to this data b as fol lows: 1647. 1614. 1643. Expels Minbed B. 337,336 490,555 373,333 • *rmee — 119,994 143,593 734.441 „ to ether pans — 75,301 93,296 136,314 Total B. 532,821 914,0 , 5 Total receipts B. 1,321,104 1,296,189 1,616,713 Stocks on band 636,299 466,513 348,034 Vessels Dm Wand 133 Pt 110 IN Perm — 20 16 13 Pima: No Oka. prices steady. Corn quiet. naked ter Haire: Ostisn, If doh: Sour, 11 dole per barrel. ACCOMIVI from Net Orisons at Sr lel, sad trans Munn of the 2nd, sanonnee so change he Cassaarrox, Yuen t el ltiskie Ps Limped for cotton in square bags at 3s. lid, ries Oa; three swan takes ap for Havre at 14c. for contra in square bags, 4 dollars per 6001 b. for Ass. TEE Revenue.—The accounts of the Quarter's Revenue will not be lade up until this evening. We are glad to learn that they will exhibit a highly . satisfactoryre sult. The Customs will show a considerable utereass over the corresponding quarter of last year. This prosperous condi tion o f the Custom's duties is the more gratifying when we take into account that no part of the amount is made up of duties on the importation of foreign corn, which formed no large a portion of the revenue of the quarter end ing the sth of January last, during which quarter the 4e. duty, the lowest in the reduced sliding scale, was in full operation. The present flourishing condition of the Custom's revenue is at once the brat indication of the healthy condition of our foreign commerce, and the most conclusive testimony in favour of the extensive reductions made to carry out the principles of free-trade. The Excise, too, hied' its ground, proving that, in spite of the partial distress and destitution that prevail, and the dearness of so many articles of nearer, use and consumption, them ia no diminution of employment, and that the working classes are still in a condition to indulge in excisable articles. The pro perty-tax shows no material alteration. These are the great sources of income, and are all in a satisfactory state. The stamp-duties, too, prove that trade is active, although they want the large railway transaction, of last year. The total amount of the receipts for the year ending sth et April, 1847, will afford a very gratifying comparison with the year ending April 5, 1846, or with any recent annual returns. Observer . The Baltimore sailing-packet, from New York, arrived at Havre on Saturday last, bringing New York journals to the 10th ult. The Yucatan schooner Atrevida, which sailed from Campeachy on the 19th of February, brought a letter to a mercantile house in New Orleans on the let of March, announcing that the Tweed had been wrecked on the shoal which surrounds the Alacrane islands. The Tweed is stated to have sailed from Havannah on the 9th of February for Vera Cruz and Tampico • to have struck on the north-east point of the shoal on the 12th, and to have sunk immediately. It was reported at Cam peachy that sixty of the persons on board were drowned. As soon as the news of this disaster reached Campeachy (on the 17th) assistance was sent to the sufferers. It was also reported at New Orleans, that Commodore Connor, commanding the American squadron in the Gulf, had sent orders to Laguna to dispatch a steamer immediately,to assist the survivors from the wreck of the Tweed. These are all the details supplied by the American journals. We are not without hopes that the statements may prove to have been exaggerated. This is a part of the West India mail service on which few passengers are carried at any time ; and the blockade of the Mexican ports has of late diminished even this small number. The Tweed was commanded by Capt. Parsons, formerly master of a line-of-battle ship in the royal navy, an officer of great experience and nautical ability. He - has commanded one of the company's steamers for a considerable period. Nothing farther is likely to be ascertained till the arrival of the next West Indian mail, which (in the event of the Tweed being lost) will probably arnve in England about the 14th instant, in another steamer from Bermuda. The Alacranes are a group of islets or rocks, the highest summits of a ratanextensive reef, about 70 miles from the coast of ,O tY nearly due north of Merida. The following is a list of the officers borne on the Tweed's books, when she sailed from Southampton on the 17th of December last : Commander, G. Persona; Chief Officer, E. J. Ellison ; Second Officer, C. 11. Onslow ; Third Officer, B, A. Shen. heard ; Fourth Officer, W. H. Crook ; Mid shipmen, P. A. Spathe, R. Vanden, and T. P. Rowlett ; Clerk, J. Ballard ; Surgeon, J. B. Rowland; Chief Engineer, A. NPKenaie; Steward, C. P. ki'Cabe ; Admiralty Agent, Lieutenant Davies, R.N. The Mexican dates brought by the Baltimore are : Brazos St. Jag.), Feb. 22 ; Vera Cruz, Feb. 18 ; Tam. pico, Feb. 20 ; and Santa Fe, Jan. 1. General Scott sailed from Brame on the 17th of February on board the propeller Massachussette. On that day the whole of Gen. Worth's division had been embarked, with the exception of the dragoons and the light batteries of field artillery. Gen. Worth was to em ba rk with these on board the Edith, on the 23rd, for Lobos. Gen. Scott reached Tampico on the 20th. Immediately on his arrival he proclaimed martial law in all parts of the Mexican territory occupied by the troops of the United States. He declared that any individual detected in acts of pillage or disorder, or any aggressive acts for which he had not the express command of his superior officer, would be immediately brought before a court-martial. The force under Gen. Scott, when assembled, will amount to about 13,000 men. It is said to be his intention, should the castle of Vera Cruz make an obstinate defence, to advance his troops beyond the range of the vomit° : poet them eo as to interrupt the communications be tween the city and the Interior ; and carry on the sea blockade. General Taylor was reported to have drawn all his troops together at Agna-:Neva, on the 10th of Feb., except those detached to bold Monterey and Sa ltillo. Be had with him Bna's and Thomas's batteries, and about 8,000 men in O. He was said to be much in want of light troops, He wan understood to have collected from eight to ten months' provisions at Monterey, to be collecting a large train of waggons and pack mules, and to be constructing water-tanks. The forts on the Rio Grande in possession of the Americans are weakly defended, and the Mexicans are understood to be constantly and correctly informed of the movementh of the invading armies. The Americans, on their part, seem to be very . im perfectly informed of the movements of the Mexicans. The remain regarding them are contradictory and vague in the extreme. A Mr. Lumeden wrote to the New Orleans Picayune from Tampico, on the 18th of Feb., that he had seen a letter from a Mexican officer, to a friend, dated San brie, the 9th of that month, in which the writer states that Santa Anna was to march on Saltillo, prepare tory to an attack on Monterey ; that General Urrea, at Victoria, with 5,000 men, was to attack Materna ras. The writer is said to be Saute Anna's pried, !smeary, and, as no mention is made of the manner in which his letter came into American hands, a suspicion arises that it may have been composed for their perusal. A different version of the story is given in the New Orleans Commercial Bulletin of Ist March. It is there stated that Santa Anna at one time contem plated an attack on Saltillo, but was deterred from the attempt by the difficulty of procuring water. The report coincides with a rumour from Brazos that Gen. Taylor had ceased to feel the Mexican light troops who had been in front of him. The Amen eau, however, were still apprehensive that Minon might give Gen. Taylor some trouble. The New Orleans Mercury of let March, mentions that betters had been received by the Vera erns mail of the 18th February, from foreign merchants resident in that city, which used that orders had beet re ceived there from Santa Anna for its evacuation. The mops, it was said, had been ordered to retire into the interior , and leave the Americana to occupy the tern,. Without opposition. The Nerestry expresses its nuelief of this intelligence, because "the capture of the city would involve the fall of the castle of San loan d'Ulloa." Santa Anna, however , mi g ht be inclined to run that risk for the parpae of the the Americans to oecnjry Vera during """ icily season. Accounts in the New Orleans Cbsineresol Bulletin represented Santa Anna as basing with him 30,000 as (of whoa 7,000 ars It was add lime hoe soil melt Vera was With this force a d s am as Ms. &ate coda lithe before that city. THE IRON TRADE.—BIRMINGHAM, SATURDAY.— Miring the present week the usual preliminary meeting of the iron-masters of South Staffordshire and the midland counties was held at Dudley, at which it was resolved, not withstanding some inducements to an advance, that no alte ration of price should be pro at the ensuing quarter. day. This will be deemed on the pert of the hardware ma nufacturers a highly prudent and satisfactory determina tion. There can be no doubt that an advance in the price of iron would have immediately led the work-people to demand an immediate advance of the rate of wages, for even at the present time a great portion of them are ill satis fied with the existing rates of remuneration. It is said that the Welsh masters are called upon sooner than was antici pated to test the soundness of the resolutions adopted by them at Rielley's Hotel some few weeks ago. Private letters received in Birmingham of mention that the work. SOU have given notice of a strike to take place on Satur day next, and already a number of furnaces have been blown eat, in anticipation of a general cessation of labour on the part of the hands engaged in the manufacture of iron in South Wake. THE HIRELING TRADE.—WICK, MARCH 25.—We have nothing particularly new to record this week relative to this brunet af ova trade. The remainder of last season's etch is gredeally wing off; and, at the peosent rate, in a very dee - time dr Metier sad stores wa/ entirsdy cleared. perm Ire dme. shims is • iris "Ow discouraging. Areenseaseles, lest ressefeed, presest le de, with advisee derrand diminishing. Primers far ender what ean be It ifinumirative. We lamthat to ano n = intend into at Framesgi with die liime.n in that neighbourhood. Priors agreed to be paid very a little, according to the stations. They are, however, far below those of last year. We have not yet heard of any en. gagements with the fiIIiMMINII en this comet, al m all probability, prensnals will soon be made. t rA many coopers are now heally engaged in making prepara tions for the • swarm ; and as a large number have gone south, and other are employed at other work, we Should not be. surprised should there be found a scarcity of hands at the forthcoming fishing. A large number of Nor wegian vessels have already arrived, with cargoes of billet- wood, at the various stations. Prices are considerably under those generally paid at this early period of the season. The following is an extract of a letter received hoe Stettin, by • gentleman here. It will be read with interest. It is dated the 18th current :—" Our prices have receded to 7 dollars per barrel, duty paid, for full-branded berriap, at which rate 100 barrels were sold theday before ;sad it is more than likely that prices will &Aber be cause 2,200 barrels of Scotch herrings have arrived sees my last letter, and 12 cargoes, with about 10,494 barrels, are still expected to arrive, which, with the stock on hand, is too large • quantity for the spring. We are, therefore, not inclined to give any advance before arrival of the vessels, but promise to remit such advance on arrival of the her rings as the state of our market permits. If your curers will take an advice from me, I would certainly recommend them to effect sales there, even at lls. or 12s. per barrel, in preference to consigning to our market, because it is impos sible to say at present to what low figure cur prices may re cede, as we have but a few months for consumption until new herrings arrive. Although the present fishing in Norway is not proceeding with moms as last year, accounts still pro nounce the quantity caught, up to the last advice, to be about 500,000 barrels. We also expect large supplies from Norway, which will have influence on the price of Beetle herrings." BY Fin OP Tllll KENT AND SUSSEX WHAM', LONDON-mines.—Shortly after three o'clock this morning one of the most aztensive waterside fires More the conflagration at Topping's-whoa. broke out upon the pre miers known so the Kent sad Sesemc-wharf, en the South wark side of London-bride peepiety el lb. Alamma Humphrey. The north of talk Mee of lreftdiug faces the river Thames, a few het of the the distance from one to the other bdziffilltd. the Hibernia-wharf, which is *mated by Humphrey, Messrs. Gold and Co., wholesale groom wed Mann and Skinner, rider nemehents. The south-bent et the Kent and Sussex-wharf Mee the beement story of the Bridge House Hotel, while on the mews side it is adgeined by the wharf denominated . Mana's-wherL" The ground plan of the building forms a pedellsiegrees, the depth of which is about 130 feet, and the limili me* 20 feet. The premises are lofty, with four floors end a Mak con necting roof Make& in a continuous line fee the earth= to the souther& gabiss. The be made in appemmaim in the flat Memel, he Met Meg the water's ads. has the whim of wee men le hose,7by the duty en the bridge, a etrem gime of light. He led meal s ; made this distevery bobs. slugs body of Seams burst from the lower part of the wharf, and in a few Wise the fire ✓ushed upwards with betel Manes end easoutrollshle Say. Information of the streamlines woe instantly dimpstehed to the several engine Mellesse, the police eta *end in Ilontaguingiere mude themeless meet judici al* In Preruiti2 es enze i freet brig the doors hearer the arrival It wee sot keg, however, Whey Mr. Beedieses, the el the Southwark section of brie* Meth anima with Ide Mane, followed by the see tem Imisyulueet Mien. Mr. Braidwood, with the Wetilmetreet s ari limen, Mr. Colt, with the Far end mil aim Itcm more distant et idiom. The West el mghse sad that el the County wen A m. aloom e sedy *the At the time of the arrival of the cell farclibras stab of the w e s2 l. tre et the Mr at which the outbreak maned, hut Ms et three parsons bad miseabled, esti esenliseshie &Mk was ivip. rimed in obtaining emiteme. AM indeed this dif ficulty emitinued for sem tits, a *Mem of hands not .... 11numi until the sewed pelisses* aimed the neigh be" sod hamhed , n u L i = Mown by them to bei=l is the tbswidul Men were glean by M. Sunaweet% es NMI as ih* of the outbreak we. mar Mem he him, be the smseeing of the liming ens = L IM emegueney the rang wee moiled he all the to raw *e sari hem its *don seer fleut=hridp, mil be herb he week it when it masa the Are. Upwards of hall ea hour = Memer, beibre a millasary et mss mull be a adze with* Sale the lime we* with a re malty ti t & Ambit& The awtelOres ~„"r1 i i , tfi ti 'Alm The greet dank the Amee, es a m um above the dem bellies el mite *MI Mee the building, sad the mote soles et felling, literally strewed LenillembeiMe with= iii rendered the sem archly sigreedre, widle the veering et the are, the eseekling et timb I* er, end a k e merMg of the Mee end reek _ea they MOW ghti, AU ~A the welle, weris YES* be ham As elek es wee mile the eis Mee wens Me hit Est e , two el dm My 0./Pei lIS the brim tad war the IlibeeMarbee4 met bodies of wither were=p dp e . i the heenl i gllie km OF Irina stationed ht eel the wor m immedistely la Mit el the wharf. I* ems= but little imgremien was mile aff = a llll Ire, bet 17 a ju dicious anoletment of die ot Mod, the M was No. 10, lIITASS [0.1861 LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 5,1847. [3d. 41it kept within the area of the wharf in which it on which, on account of the peat quantity of combustible ma terials with which it was stored, and the Umber used in its construction, it was found almost impossible to save. By six o'clock, however, the flames were got under; and by seven nothing could be men of the fire eacopt the smouldering embers, and the body of steam which arose front them, and the deplorable havoc the conflagration had occasioned.— LATEST PAD: MULLED. 11 O'CLOCK, A.M.—The ITO by this hour is completely extinguished ; and the firemen havl*g gone over the ruins, as far as practicable, and met the severef parties belonging to the property consumed or damaged, Mr. Braidwood has been enabled to lay thus early the remit of the catastrophe before the several insurance offices. The official report is as follows: " Fire at Mr. Alderman Rues phrey's wharf (Kent and Biasses), Montague-clam, Loudon bridge (late Bush and badman's), the property el Rumphery, Esq. Police called. Water obtained from the Thames and the Southwark mains. Demme: Building and contents nearly destroyed ; building insured in the Phonic Fire Office; contents unknown; cause of the fire unknown. The wharf was filled with hops, hay, wood, wool, and other goods for shipping. Hibenua-wharf (jeintfy occupied) par tially injured; insured. Mann's-wharf, slightly damaged, and two doors broken open. The ' atop' was well effected. About 200 auxiliaries were employed by the London Fire Engine Establishment for the purpose of aiding In extinguish ing the fire." COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY Half-pant Two o'Clock.—We have an improvement in the funds to-day, with a more cheerful tone of burinesa and less speculative movement. Consols began at 881 to 1, and better therefore by 1 per cent. than the last prices of Satur day. They have now advanced to 881 to I for money and account. Exchequer Bills, par to 3s. premium. Consols Scrip, 1 to 1 discount. We hare had more active transactions in Spanish bonds today among the holders and dealer,, in which the accession of Senor Salamanca to tke ministry is viewed with favour. The Fives are now quoted 231 to 4; the Threes, 35 to 4 ; Deferred, 16 to 1 ; Passive, 6to 1. Portu guese, 34 to 5. Mexican, 211 to 2. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 681 to 9; the Fours, 901 to 1/. 1133 k Sock, 3kut 3 per et Comas kr Amt., 361 per R. hod. Ws.. elan i& per Ceate, erne 3 per CI. Comae. A.m., f p Excite:meg 1111 k, Far 33. p Pawl. Scri, 1 • YOSKION PIINDI 11 per Ct. A•Strial Belle, 14 1 1 per Net. Ow.ils Ma, TO 1 41 pee CI. Peleisa Beeids,43 I °nerds Deferred /li., 34 34 per Cent. CM, 3 per Ct. 11elleen, 11330, 214 1 I per Cc. HeeddLaa 148.,14 11.3.41.. 4 per Co. Perseids 1344., 31 40 Ditto ?few, 43 3 ea 430. Pertaddeve Cony, /344., 34 1 I per CI. Roe.* Ayres 1144,41 1 I re. Ct. 134.0144 321a.,114 11 Miller Mall. Bd., PO 1 ex die. Dille eleaniek Ms, 334 4 Date Co leade Def. Eds.,— 3 wet. 41333134 141, 33+ f 3313433444 Fdpodor 14.,1 4 Spealelt Deferred Bd., 14 4 I per Cl. 11381•0 164,844 74.1 die i Spaal4l3 P.U.ee lids. 1 4 14 per C 3. 0.1411 Ma., Mk 4 1 per Ct. Veer:mid 7314. 32 41 4 per C. Cert. Dwelt. d 44 1j Veeessels Deferred 14.334 124 RAILWAYS.—The and the rise of Consols has info dealers. Prices are, however, re market is better today, reed more confidence among without material alteration. TALLOW.—The market is very quiet The de livery for last week was se small, and the arrival so large, that there are mere buyers than sellers at 495. 6d. to 60., All the year delivery, 4&. 61. CORN.-11fartx-Lmar--The receipts of all deserip tie= of grain coastwise have been but moderate during the past week whilst seareely anything has come forward front }leetland or Ireland. From abroad we have received 10,719 qrs. Wheat; 9,206 Barley ; 25,234 Oats; and 12,414 barrels nod 1,973 racks of Flour. The supply of Wheat this morn- Isk i 'vy land carriage samples from the near counties was short; nevertheless, it was found impractie to obtain any advance upon the quotations ed . y last, our miller continuing to confine their pur led, to the smallest possible quantities. The business alibi in free foreign Wheat was but trilling; its value was .aiatrarml. The demand for Barley we. very far front brisk thitineening, and a further reduction of Is. to 2a. per qr. had to be submitted to before any progress could be made in sales. Oath with which article we continue to be well supplied ,the near foreign ports, were difficult to quit at an abate ment of dd. to is. per qr. upon the quotations of Monday last. Beans, of all sorts, were ls. to 2s. cheaper. White boiling Peas maintained their value ; but all other sorts were 2a. cheaper. BRITISH. 8111111aln 1..Q.A.• /MY; Eon as 80L..... 71 to 73 77 Whit0...75 to 19 to 43 Norblk and Belbik. II to 73 75 do 73 to 15 to 19 (Es or belbils) 83 to $5 11‘Lbegiolkil73 to 15 to 77 Whits 73 to 77 to 79 et Bake do. —to do —to— to Bra 51 to a &MUM. Pealing 37 to 49 Diedlling 40 43 to 46 Makin 47 to 0 atevalier 46 to 52 fine to 34 1 Irish beef WiIEAT qt., 14 Maw ... 71 to 76 One pale 76 to 32 i Oar, English Feed 37 to 29. 04...Hkek... 28 to 296 Od Ditto Pastels 31 to 33s od...Potato.. 32 to 340 Od 1 Berwick andikotehFeed ge to 30a 0d...P01at0.. 33 to 3.5. Cal Inn Feed 23 to SO to 254 0d..81aw... 24 to 23a ea i __ . .- .. — ... .._ Pass, Or ßras 36 to 62 88 to 47s l dd.-Maple. . 31 to Me ild Imperia 63 M 88 White 45 to 51 Boilers 33 to 59 Ilassts, Mumps 38 W 46 Tick. 40 M 43 -old 43 to 47 Harrow 43 to 43 .Susall 45 to 48...01d 47 to 51 Tams, sew Spring .... .- to - Now Winter- to -...01d - to - 11srsamo, New 4O to 42 Per tossers. LB. .= Camas £l3 0. to £l3 10a. Pr, rah of litilba Props, Town made, delivered 60 to 8.5...... Pine Household 56 to 58 Norfolk and Suffolk... 30 to 34 Whites Northumberland, Lincoln, sod Yorkshire - to - Sasses and Kent - to - Irish - to - FOREIGN. Duty free. WSZLT, Timatdo and Konigsberg .- . . ..72 to 73 fine to 82...- to - Pansermean, Rostock, and Stettin, mw 72 to 77 - to - Wesel sad Bnibent Danish and Hainbargh 73 M 74...- to - Roseau 37 to 63 ..Eaptuin.. - to - .- to -- Danube snd Odessa 7O to 72.. - to - Spankill,barg - to - . soft Csasdian. - to - Australian 72 to 82... Rya Basis; Reding IS to 42 Distthing 42 to 48..- to - Inman Coax 5O to 60 LENTILII 38 to 40..- to -- OMS, Rust= 28 to 30 - to - Pouseranean and Stribund - to - /Modish land Dsnish - to - Prieseland and Dutch Ditto Brew. - to - Sas" Tiek - to - oid 38 to 40...- to - Small - to - - to - Egyptian-. . 38 to 43 Tummy - to -..- to - Pau, Grg h ite 19 to 51 Boilers - to - Um., OM - to - -new - to --large - to - Unman, Babb and Russian Medikenanean sad Oder 47 49 to 31... do. do. RAPSNIZO 36 to 40 Hesopmed 34 to 38... do. do. &UMW= Gums free of duty, per ton, £5 10. to £3 13s. LC.12111, Como, Dutch sad Getman ditto £9 10s. to £lO 10.. Ditto Yretir.h and American ditto £lO 10a. to £II 10s. per BrL of 19816.. Piot a, American 35 to 38 Dentate and Hamburg 33 to 33 Camdian (Duty 71d. par barrel) French free - to - pm Sack of 280 lbs. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM 29th MARCH TO 3rd APRIL. Qrs. llnfliels. Scotch. Irbh. neelgu. Wheat 4163 1 10719 Barley 0.40 I I 2833 15 I 844 1 I 23234 Flour, 7,813 lacks ; 11,414 barrels. Malt, 4,968 qualms. LONDON AVILA:M.-Wheat, 795. 3d.; barley, 535. 11d.; cots, 31s. 11d.; rye, 97..; beans, 495. 10d.; peas, 80s. 7d. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. SALES EFFECTED 8W TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. (Saturday's prices will be found in last pi) Aberdeen, 274 84 Man. and Leeds MM., 11 10 Arnb., Not., Balton, & E. Jn., it Do. Thirds, Reg., 2) p Mr. & Oxford le., In 1 Han., Box., & Mat., 4 p Bit., Wolv., and HHI Valley, 61 Mulches. & Southenip. 114 Caledooksb 261 Newe. & Berwick, 471 1 Dublin & Belfast Jn., if Do. New, 81 E. °MAYS, 181 191 Norfolk Extension, 61 Do. York Ex • -anin, 41 North British, 324 East Llacolnahlre, 61 Do. Extension, 11 Min. & Perth, 3 North Staffordshire, 71 Do. Extension, 1 Do. Sep. (tete CU.& Blythe), 31 Ely and Huntingdon, 151 1 N. Western, 31 Great Northern, 31 prestos and Wyre, 35 Gt. N. of England, 2314 Reading, Guild., & Reigate, 5 Do. New, 581 Scottish Central, 221 Great Western, Halves, 68 Shrews. & Bir., Class 8., It Do. Qrs., 174 1 8. Devon Prof., 51 Do. New 74 S. E. and Dover (is. 33!. 64. ed.), Hall & , 1624 No. 2, 131 Lads end 79 Do. New (les. at 301.), No. S, 16 Ira. 191481,919... 624 11 South Do. do. (is. at 151.), N 0.4, 44 Da, sona Miglaths, 1 Wales, 8 Efis. & N. Wage , ITT 8 West Riding Unto., 14 p Do. (401.011..Z . 1. is IL, 68 York & Newcaatle, 34 4 Do. (101. ilk X. & 72., C, 7 1 Do. New, 141 &S. W 6414 Do. Pref., 71 1 TengasiGnirol.), 531 York &N. Midland Pref., 111 1 illidlend, 118 Boulogne and Antler, 161 Do. New, Notch Rhenish, 4 Do. New, 44 N. of France, 124 Do. Sinn. & Gloucester, lii Patio & Lyons, 54 1 Do. Naw (is at 74 d), 304 Sambre B Weise, 64 YORK SALES, Aran 3. E. Oolmlies, York EL, 44 N. British Thirds, 31 M. Os. 13d. E. elllalßliacif. alt. N. DI. Ga. 3 ... Great Nceirss,lll IL re. De. Exton., th e la tkl. Newt. &Devi*, NIA, 611 1 York & Newc Prof., 74 Yea It North isi, 84 DUBLIN Lures oineriierin: Dublin Fs Drogheda, 53 57 Ditto Thirds, 176 4 Dublin sad Kingstown, 178 Ditto liaises, 17 18 Ditto Quarters, 91 Ulster, 62 _ 1140011511. .101, Arm S. at S. & W. F. from Mallow to Fer ery las n, . Di. 8. & W. Ext. ad. , llormtmelick he., 10a. at. B.lk W., CUL & Mt, 31 Kilkenny &0.8, & W. J., Is. 6d. Lim., Enna., k KIL J., 1 U. 21.. ktfd. at W. Ex. 100.1, sz Ild. Wm., Car., &Dab In., 7s. LIXII• WWII/0111D, OR NOT PAWL. Arm., CaM., k ftek.la. eal. 4s. 9d. Broaden 85 km&y, Cock awl lasmay, Ss. Is. ed. Ocekk Pansayrlik as. ed. *1 11s. Dallis and dems. 7s. ed. Ss. Duki k bast J. ft., Is. 2a. W. Mikan sal VisaMtikaL 1 Dab., Tat, kramase, 7s. Dub. k IlaaL dam. la. Ss. Galway aad Mak. 4s. at hamar. Reilwey,lls. 61. Irieh N. hadliad, 11s. id. 1 b. Limerick and Eaais, 10e. Lame, Bent, &Belly., 9a. Ha Newry, Armagh., & LlodooderrY in., Ile. New Rosa, Oar., &KU. Jo., 2s. Is. M. WM. & Ex. to Car., la. 6d. Weld. & Tremor., 21a. 223. Wat., k Table., 4a. Belfast & Ballymena, 23 28 Belfast and County Down, 1 S Cork and Bandon, 4 Dublin & Bedsit Jn., Dub., Bel., & Col. In., Do. Scrip, Dundalk and Enniskillen, f lrlab S. Great S. and W., 24 25 Fad. 1 Killarney Joim, 14 Do. Scrip, Mid. 04 Do. W. 5 E :2. 11 Canal, 11 Halves, 2 Newry and Im, l li Newry War., & Bostrecor, 9 10 Waterfold and Limerick, 13 14 Waterford and Kilkenny, 6 Wat t Wexford, Wick., & Dublin, L. &rip, 38 6d. 48. 1.C.6 rusts It 1645 Amu 1146. Oork & Waterford, b. 6d. Sa. Dublin, Dun., & Bath., 3a. 38 Sd. PRODUCE.—Mriccngo-LANE, Half-post Two.— The market not open to-day. The isles advertised for Wednesday consist of 400 Wads West India, 9,000 begs Mauritius, 1,600 bags Bengal and Madras Sugar, 40 bales Mocha, and 100 bags Mauritius Coffee, 100 bags Trinidad Cocoa, 660 bags Saltpetre, and 2,300 bags Rice. PRICES CURRENT. 900 AS. per mt. OTT ram . W. India,B.P.bern.443 d0..M7 Od Yellow &Grey 47 0...49 Pine 5O 0...55 ltswitlar, brown 39 0.. 47 Yellow 49 0...52 Pine. 63 0...67 Bengalkiladrse,b. 46 O. 51 38 O. 46 Yellow White. For y risregown. : 0 8 and iiiiiiii 51 0...93 Robed, Hambrce 63 0 ..70 Lumps 64 0..66 Comm, In Bond. West India, ordi nary 850.4 00 Oood. 45 0... 60 Pine 7O 0...12 Poylen, good anti nary 4l 6... 43 Flan mew* 44 1... 43 • 14 0... 10 tolnes6 0... 11 40 11 1 Cd = a So Ina 311 0... 511 0 and Pa dang 24 0... DS Tar, at per IX &ego% coworros 9 0 ... 0 Di Rpm at per ewt. Destal wbibe l6 0... 18 Carlo l4 6... IS lava l5 0... 17 Rtru 37 6.. 26 Bum et Dia tta Leeward lama Proof 3 16 Dernerenr, b; 30 par Nat. I sentle 0.P., 10 .. 1; .9s 7 ... pet ant. O.P. 0 ... Palmate each 8 ... • Britlsbßrandy, rplrlte,eLp. 1 • ... 0 Borten Irish 1 • ... 0 Pz.ax, per teS. Riga, P.T.R. 247 0...94 St. Petersburg, I hod Doti and Mamba Mind U ILA Nam, at par Ica. 9sP99anicasalmata NNW l4 10...96 batosi 81 0...31 1 Itt aa lOrde If Iles Bt6 511011 15 0...18 ll B4m/taiy 11 0 7 0 .11 8 .25 Tar, at psi art. Ares. 06 0-100 Eta ts p. 9l 0...96 Qr. in Nooks-. 90 0... 0 lam, atpar tan. Nero 810 SO - - Pigs, No. 1. fo 0. Hoops ll 10. 0 Carp atCardllYbar 90...0 Swedish ll 10... 0 Lun, at par ton. D 18 15...19 ier, g sheet l9 10-30 Rars PI o._ 0 Patent shot 9l 0. .. red or minim Spotter 2O 0...31 1 ono, per 032 lap. sal. el.p. • $.4 pale 99 0... 0 straw tt 0-.34 brown Is yellow 3ll 0.. 32 92 93 =latter 92 0... 0 Cod ... 97 10... 0 BouN Sea. 27 0...99 • - , ,Gallipoli„p.ton 35 C.. Cocoa Not 47 0...48 Seed, R 5 1 04 Pl* Lip per oid C ton 57 O .. .2..377 1 Papillon, per art. 102V0.-cork, Ist- 92 0...51 2nd oo o • $ 0,.. o Dublin, lit 0 0 .. 0 Limerick, do OO C 88 • Carlow, lot 84 0...94 11 0 0... 0 • 11.4 r101111 7 isg i •••• 90 0...88 • Heel, IDOL. Pr three Prams Mess 0 0... 0 • Pet, primness- 113 0.-37 6 Ilares.Pork, Lark 01 . 00 0 Do., Mist Dadra, WaSsalwd, EsMt • • 66 0...69 0 1 11= 64 9-66 6 DOW Madder 63 0.-64 Arnim $44 0.52 • Enna, Ox and Dow, at per lb. I. a.WIL Wm stet 6 . 0) * lt; 67 =47 0 5 ...0 : 4 .:::. Wet Wis, 01 7 0 U P lOW .. India 0 0 tl& dry 0 74...0 0 8-0 9 Asnar.Hone, per 0...18 0 lerria, ail .. . 6 .10 8 Dai w=terr., 8.- 1 1 O Talk Jiredea 5 10... 6 M = 616.11166 66 61 3 0...16 _ll 0...19 L. 12 0...17 aqma. 10 0 18 Ind &odes. 5 0 9 1 End! 80 C -10 COALE4.—Halfpast = if irri I . : -.a -4 llaWa abaft -. -a luallaii Irma lasUaT Oure Waft -• -4 laislisbi =llrai si Tr: watianlay t I war ass mom. -.- N 4 1 Wei ill 'm4161106. 17. SI oo.—The following ate the Irmo not alowyttromo. 11. Ifilbael CONN aid Op IN N Walls aglieasso Shim Nil Walls id NM= Its &I W MOIRA • INN al Laken N w.ralettvtr WIN NY NW& 1N• -6-4 war NN TM IM N 4 IN. Wbestdorley. Oils. i Rye. Seam. Peso. Feb. 23 714 7,1'33s Gd 3ls 11(1131. 3453 s 3d Ms 114 27 746 74 63. 0d32, 441338 lid 53s 94 37s 6d Montt 6 74s 44 34 114 32s 341334 Ild 36s 14668 Id 13 714 2d 33. 10431 s 2411354 Id 634 7d+34 lid SO 734 10d 31s 10d 3ls 1d 368 $4 314 115,57. 2d --27 77s 0431 s 4431 s Gd Sas C 1 31s 1031360 9d 6 weeks' A. Aver. 74. 74133 s 3cl Oils 944634 2d1 3 / 4 04:666 id (There us no dal:Woos Forsian Orals.) Prioe. Feb. SO. , Feb. 27. 1 llor. 6 Mar. 13.,rdar. 24.tder. z.. -- ... ... ... :....... 1 ... ....: ... ... ... ... ... ... 73 10 74 7 74 • 74 ANDOYER, APRIL 3.-The best samples of old Wheat were at a reduction of 3s. to 4e. per qr., or from los. to 20s. per load ; Interior, 3s. Barley met with a dull sale, at a farther decline of from le. to 2a. per qr. Malt trade dull; yet holders were not disposed to give way ; 10a. par bushel still asked for the best ; 9.. 6d. good, and 9e. =NY rate samples. Oats were on the decline Is. per qr. ; feast quality, 32a. per qr. ; good 28s. • inferior, 2.5 a to 26e. Beans and Peas not much in' request, though offered at a farther decline of Is. per qr. CHELMSFORD, APRIL 2. - Although the supply was sail, there was a further reduction of from 2a. to 3a. per v., the highest price of best white Wheat being quoted at Pate 80e., and even this was with difficulty obtained ; about av i t was as high u 87s. The best red Wheat a s= 66. to 735. ; and in the inferior samples e the ambles hr the lest two or th ree markets a still greater &dins. Barley, Peas, and Oats also fell this week Is. per qr. COLCHESTER, APRIL 3.-The attendance of farmers to- day is small, and the supply of all grain limited. Wheat is Is. to 2s. lower than last week. Tho price of Barley is no minal. Beans are Is. to 2a. lower. Gliorcurza, APRIL 3.-At our market this day, there wee a moderate supply of English Wheat, which found ready bayen at a reduction of Is. per qr. on the prices of this day week. For foreign there was a better inquiry, and some Mks ware effected at a similar decline. Barley, Oata, and Beans, remain as above noted. During the week, there has been a fur supply of English Wheat, and to effect sales, holden have been compelled to submit to a decline of fully as. per qr. Foreign has been offered at a redaction of 2s. pee qr., without finding buyers. Barley a slow sale, at 2s. to 3a per qr., without finding buyers. Oata and Beaus Is. to 2s. per qr. cheaper and few sales are re The eminency of our market stands as under: Wheat: Lorted. Eng. liah, white, per imperial bushel, 9.. 6d. to 9s. W.; red, 3d. to 9s. 6d. ; Dantric (low to high mixed), per 4891111., 9e. 9d. to 10s. • Polish, Pomeranian, Btetdn, 94. 3d. to 9s. 6d. ; Odessa 'Marianopoli, soft, 9.. 3d. to 9s. 6d. ; Odessa p Taganrog, hard t o Bs. 9d. to 9e. Barley, Beglimh, winding, 3921b5., 40s. 425. ; malting, per imp. qr., 44a to 52a. Irish, malting, 50s. to 52e. ; foreign, 50s. to 64a. Beans, English, per imp. bush., 6s. to 6s. 6d. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 661161. 51. Bs. to 6s. 10s. •, French, Dutch, small tick, be. 10e. to 6s. Oats, per 3121ba., Limerick, Wexford, and En nisoorthy, white, 361.t0365. ; Cork,Waterford, and Youghall, 33e. to 345. ; Welsh, black, imp., 30s. to 325. • Irish, per 3121b5., 30s. to 324. Pees, per imperial bushel, English, breakers, 64. to 9s. ; foreign, Be. te 8.. 3d. ; grey and grinders, per 6551 b.., English, 6.. 3d. to 6s. 6d. ; foreign, 6s. 3d. to 6.. 6d. Flour, best seconds, English, 58a. to 60.. Linseed Cake, Dut c h , per ton, 101. to 101. 10s.; French, 191. 101. to 131. Imports of the week ending Ilad Apra:- Wheat, 1,609 vv. ; Oats, 679. atILDFORD, APRIL 3.-Then was a fair show of Wheat 1 • -bet to-day, and a waiewhat better demand. The '`.°u r . 'mu - . -sere dispamod of at about last weak's rates, puddling onekties„. ks.d. Th e best red snaking 191. M ea ry r j4V realised 211., being a redaction ot AR*. Peas to 665. Oats, 30s. to 365. Beats, 60i. to ""`" ' to 68e. Marroamezza, APLMIL- , llisrelkas boss sum dispeeklon to persimmon/ow owing tbeweelc,but the gekeselbrOniii beet tee low to hag is mei Waal biaal • ear of I this arta& Awe die mama mad =Mead anaties, Lasl Men at weeldenbly.dA laverpoel a draw lbelisE ing eee eteurvalds, bat at Weheffell, Os great lad wide" of sharply, hes asteroidal emimerewed allip*iik** par- I, Awe, awl the Wide ea Mweeday was dad at •, re- dudes of la to b. pea ca Wheat' At oar I sesabet to-day a awe haft h evident; the beams 4 Awe in Flour sad Wheat le at asstryy the rata of ow hot Dowse s la. par qr., Oats Id. per ,el, sad Wawa I pee heti ehm ai with a dew male for ark Malt without vs:Wm per ! to 115.91.; Ils. W. to Ils. 311.; white, 10s. 6d. to llama • red, 10.. 3d. to 10e. 9d. Ykskr, frfuligg per ' lbs., 7e. to 7e. M. ;per bushel ei I 41 Da., Ilsokk, sal Ise de. te d. Irish rosa,lis. Dent &ow gg. 4601 Itplith.llllMa c alb.lo ; Oh, sls. A D 82a. Xs" per bodois, els. te Ilk • de:. maas. I Me. to Me. see, pw Impede' beehele, 4 1 : 4 1 main), Me. to Ms. Flew, For Ink or MIAs. iW4A • 621 r. ba p ee p Me.* i d 68e. Chalwal. boa af 14 //bL, Balk& awl MII4IIO to 411 s. Nawasorts-ox-Trwa, Aran 3.- *.ph o *e a the week has been ehareetwieed by t' A h mond bee been downward ; IMAM, bow AA% d ie weather madame week be wrested. and It is Npiewtrlat Mtn etas sweet ralasitta we bewtitabgWif wail the meat domain b dee Way le Mese el Ewe *in the Malted l al ga ge4 lBbagg e ‘6l.4 ask ' asiega sajmasiliellert=s Me eon ha" ggiL""bi WO I*.. se a aim to :be dance wads •o to s•-" 7 lly be to baguet IMO IbMawe •"' eveataa Ind to • non boo- d vides market• BMW% " OK* - and trade th E, ham , tsceast ili go ag i it : e aut ain °C rof yerziersbula, samples, being offered comparatinly lower than south country qualitaes, commanded generally the attention of our millers, who bought pretty freely at a decline of la. to 2s. per qr., but in ship or granaried Corn little was done, holders fur the most part not being willing to submit to the male decline, but what sales did oocur was at the reduction *bore noted. For Flour we have again to note a very limited inquiry, and oar miller, having reduced their price 3s. to-day, we reduce Norfolk qualities oonformably. In Rye rather less doing. Malting Barley and Malt unaltered.' 'Beane and Peas essay. Osts in large supply, and could only be sold by submitting to lower rates. Wheat : British, Northumerland, new, white, 745. to 785.; red, 6.95. to 72a.; Norfolk and Suffolk, old, white, 745. to 78s. red, 745. to 765.; new, white, 76 4 . to 795.; red, 74e. to 765. ; Linoolnshire, old 72.1. to 751. ; red, 70s. to 73e. ; new, white, 74e. to 78e.; red, 71s. to 745. Rye. Norfolk and Suffolk, 565. to 68s. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk,sos. to 54e. ; Chevalier, 544. to 565.; Northumberland and Scotch, 60s. to 625.; Chevalier, 604. to Me. ; grinding and distilling, 44e. to 501. Malt, 66i. to 765.; Chevalier, 765. to Me. Oats, Northumberland and Scotch potato, new, 32a. to 365. ; common and Angus, new, 28s . to 32a. Peas white hollers, 665. to 60s. Beans, 6iie to 545. Flour, per saCk. flue Stock ton and Northumberland, 61s. to 53a. Norfolk whites, fs3e. to 66s ; households, &rt. to 635. ; seconds, 48e. to 50e. ; households, 465. to 60e. ; thirds,' 445. to 475. k households, 40s. to 465. Foreign : Wheat, Dantzic and Konigsberg, white, free, 745. to 765. ; red, 66e. to 70s. ; Silesian, white, 72a. to 78e. ; red, 70s. to 721. ; Mecklenburg and Pomeranian ' white, 70s. to 76e. ; red, 70e. to 74a, ; Hapsburg, Marks, and Anhalt, white, 70.. to 74i. ; red, 665. to 70s. ; Kiel and Holstein, white, 665. to 70s. ; red, GU. to 665. Barley, Seal, 48s. to 525. ; Pomeranian and Holstein, 445. to 48s. Oats, Pomeranian, feed, 28e. to 328. ' • Holstein and Danish, 265. to 293. ; Archangel and Rig a, 28s. to 30a. Peas, white, 665. to 60s. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., United States and Canada, duty paid, 365. to 385.-The arrivals this week are : Wheat, 970 qrs. ; Rye, 6; Barley, 370 ; Oat,, 987 ; Peas, 238 ; Beans, 80; Flour, 163 sacks. Non.wicx, APRIL 3.—We had a very thin market here toLlay, as is usual the lint Saturday after the great fair called Tombland Fair. The offer of Wheat is trifling, and prices the same as laat Saturday. We had, however, more inquiries for Flour Lab., chiefly for French account, which lee strain given more firmness to the sellers, though prices Sadie beet marks are no higher than teat week. We expect there will be only a light business transacted in Wheat and Flour here for some weeks, as the gr.,wen are occupied in getting in their spring crops, and will only sparingly supply the wants of the millets. In Barley there is nothing dol. g; prices nominal. Oats, Pees, and 13:ana rentals the same. Prices current here: Wheat, white, fine, 63Ibs. and Glib,. per bushel, 761. to 775. per qr. ; fine, 78s. ; red, 74,. to 754. Bar- ley, malting, 48s. to 495. Oats, 431bs. to 441b5., 425. to 435. Beans, 631bs. to 6411 w., 484 to 50s. Peas, 48e. to 60s. The best marks of household Flour, free on board at Yarmouth, per sack of 2901b5., 51s. to 52a. Retail price, 2s. 9d. to 2s. lOd. per stone. RIPON, APRIL I.—We had the wand average supply at this day's market, and a fair proportion of business trans acted. All descriptions of grain may be quoted a shade lower. White Wheat, 91. 6d. to 101. 9d. ; red, 8.. to 101. 3d. per bushel ; Barley, 53. e. to 665. per qr.; Oats, 275. to 380. Beans, 71. to Bs. 3d. per bushel. SCARBOROVOIi, APRIL I.—To-day but a very slow busi ness could be effected at the following prices, vtz. : Wheat, 3d. to 91. 9d. per five stones; Oats, 16d. to 18d. per stone ; Barley, 46 1 . to 50s. per qr. of 30 stones ; Flour, seconds, 565. ; superfine, 62.. per sack of 20 stones. . - SUNDERLAND Altaic 3.-The supply of grain from the farmers to day: was by no mean, large, and the ar rivals coastwise have been 100 quarters of Barley. There wee no great animation in the demand for Wheat, end though the growers stand out for late rates, sales were only slowly effected at about 2s. per quarter lower. The demand for inferior Wheats is good. the highest prices obtained were from 765. to 78s. for finest samples of white Wheat, and for average qualities, 70e. to 745. ,• inferior Wheats are worth 655. to 695. ' • good south country 'Wheat in request and sale able at thew quotations. Malting Barley is scarce and in demand at 50s. to 565. Oats are very saleable at from 32a. to 365., but the samples are generally inferior. Beans at 501. to 545. ; and Peas, at 465. to 48e, are in some request. Flour is plentiful at 81. per Pick lower; south country is worth 535. to 540., and home made, 52a. to 535. Wawa/urea, APRIL 3.-There was a further decline in the price of every kind of best Wheats to the amount of from 3s. to 4a. per qr. Best white sold at 78s. per qr.; red, 745. ; pod red was offered at 705., while many meehed lota would have been bought for from 68e. to 645. Of Barley some , heavy lots might have been had at freest 455, to 46e. Oats , were Is. 6d. per qr. lower than last week. Beans and Peso I at last week's prices. Winter Tares, 6d. per bushel lower. WINCKNATER, APRIL 3.-Best Wheats did not fetch the prices of last week by from 10s. to 15s. pm liererior fully 10s. less, the highest priee given to-day that we heard of being 181. to 151. per load; while varies, samples were sold at 171. to IN.; some moderate samples of red Wheats, mold have been had at 16 guineas. Barley was plentiful, and offered at from Is. to 24. per qr. less money. Oats sold at prices between 245. and 32a. per qr. Berms is. lower, prices from 52a. to 535. White and grey Peas also a trifle lower ; ' prices between 64.. and 665. per qr. for white, and from 545. to 565. for maple. Winter Tares, Se. 6d.; and spring, 9,. per bushel. Wienscit, APRIL 3.-We have a small attendance of farmers, but the trade is dull, at a deeliee of 2e. per qr. on all articles. Prices to the grower: Wheat, white, Whs. to 631 b. per bush., 725. to 76,. per quarter; red, 611 ks. to 6316,., 70s. to 735.; Beans, new, 6411 u. to 66Ibs , 50s. to 61s. ; old, 49e. to 51s. OM., meeting, 40ibe. to 4211 a., 154 d. to 16 td. per st.; teed, 371bs. to 391 be. 28s. to 30s. per qr. WORCESTER. APRIL 3.-Our market to-day was scantily supplied with Wheat, and on the sales made the maces of this day week were rather exceeded. Barley dull, and Is. per qr. lower. Oats nominally unaltered. English Beans rather dearer. Peas more inquired for. YORK, APRIL 3.-In consequence of very snowy and severe weather, few fanners are at market to-day; and so little business as been done, that we do not alter our last week's quotations. BELFAST, APRIL 1.-The weather continues fine, but cold, and field labour is now pretty far advanced in this dis trict. The supplies keep very moderate. Indian Corn is again rather lower, and large sales have been made at fully 10s. per ton under Monday's rates, and some holders have withdrawn their samples, refunng to sell at the reduced rates. The consumption of the above article is vastly ia creased in this town and neighbourhood. There have been no arrivals of bread-stuffs since our last. Oats and Oatmeal are again lower, but no alteration in Wheat. The following are our quotations : Indian Corn, white, 111. to 111. 10e. ; yellow, 111. 10s. to 121. per ton. Indian Corn Meal, white, 121. to 121. 10s. ; yellow, 121. 10s. to 131. per ton. Wheat, red, 17a. to 17a. 6d. ; white, 17s. 3d. to 17s. 9d. per cwt. Prime of Flour at Inver Mills : superfine, 26e. ; bakers', Ist, 245. ; Ind, 22 1. ; 3rd, 215.; 4th, 18e. Bran, Si, 6d. per cert. American, 375. 6d. to 395. per barrel. CORK, APRIL 2.-We have had since our last a return of northeasterly wind and rather harsh weather, a continuance of which would decidedly check vegetation, and prove inju rious to the rowing crops. As, however, the barometer, gives indications of the approach of rain, we do not antici pate that any serious damage w il l be done. The change of wind has had the effect also of keeping out sup plies, still a few menels drop in day after day, Re counts from the Cove senouncing the arrival of 31 grain. laden vessels sinee w Z ie l e t. Even this comparatively moderate import has a still farther depramon upon mu markets, have again related to the extent of fully 20s. to 30a per ton ter Indian Cam i which s now offering freely in retail quatkies, at 1111. to 121. 17s. pertain, at which low figure there simmer, milers than buyers. We have again to repeat at twasediagly IA trade for every de. ecription of bresiondlt. 11111 Meg utter lifelemnese and inactivity are the ektessimistka of 0111 market, and there appears every pro that this same of things will con tinue for several wee ba n come. The Wheat trade is ex ceedingl dull, and prism have &liked le. per barrel. In peepaeM Wheat these Is no hashes passing, and it impos sible to dad Wpm Imlay aloe is dull and somewhat lower. IWIB.g esomies have bees sold at 24e. per barrel which is • &slim ef 41, to es. *ea the highest point. Oats have &gala dealissil, sad may be quoted la. chesper. In free-on-beard take mot a gawk transaction has taken place. We have lola to report an excenively dull trade in Flour, fa whisk, In Mt, there is nothing done. Some parcels of Ensile memaseare are pressing on the market, and as its amobsepkg qualities are known, the trade are unwilling to mars although it has been offered at very reduced Indian Corn Meal has declined to the extent of from ' priest Us., and is in moderate demand at 14/.los. to 151. per ton. Bans and Pees meet little iequiry, except in small re tail qualities for tam committees. Lummox, APRIL 2.—A small receipt of Wheat to-d er as 2.s le. 9d. to . Id. per none, paid u que;i..7, Oats, 15 d. ; to laid. per wens. Bar bey, 17d. to 19d., and gen ly buying by farmer for seed. WAla:r"; An t". 3 . — lt mat be nen hr the return arriedis week ham Amid have Neu' fir shave of thou of last week ; this, sided le thesentinti same of anal sappLies bass the sonsiry, bee Imparted draw ism as ear trade ; WU, prime gaurally have eider. gone a slight redbasilea. Wlssallson mei bean me& for. The*" slim Aida bans boa al a draw to ls. per bawd. The Wien dose in Br* end Oats has been oda, et • rata assets, and eldely for seed. tunas Can end Neal regal 4s. to da per barrel sad sisk ; bet et des a logs easnnewnre dassaad has bona ; mod, Plmmr saaVross dall of We, and the mow Was mad be geld shrapar by foes ls. to 2a. per I sea. Isillessbrg ala the present prices of Grain, The., 684 Whelk flit.,42e. to 44a ; shipping, Ik, 41h. 19afirg, ssal past whitg srld:, 275. to 31s. Oats, per 1416., setae, lb. I. 20e. ; lb. ae 1138. Indian Corn, yaw, put Mt, We. to ;lb to 295. 6d. Flour, sapialso, par mak, lOs. tolls.; esesseb.66s. to 66e. ; thirds, 110 s. to Am.; lborthe, 40s. to 41e. Osansal, per owl., U. to Sta. laisa Own llev). pssaw4,,,, 14a. to 14s. 6d. ; wissalsn, lba tolls. dd. Dcas, per Si as., 6s. 9d. to 6s. =tail week Indian Oen, 3,300 qrs. ; Wheat, 4,010; 101, 600 barrels; /Isar, 100. • DandlaLLacm 27..-The it ill the Thais is raw sad we Woo the rhea wilt be b bee stet il ltiarsTros ("Ark Mho drop br i= wig& w• ere sow tiesbg ben wet Modes his bees WAD dose is oar smile; 410 gm. mbeik_flers. Mire. be my frar wail Oft wow. at Midas wediewe to =ad aseida ws the bah wed ha aim; fret sail Ix babe, le. Mama., Mama 24.—The deaLerl be ,idly bee isken j oss * the witale of the Wes mesh& Alt VI rilt y 1 thapeetLot Xmas sad riklefl• le. Val ow . " r agw r g ain. ,.... , f _.,_. 1.21; i7 9 WI/ eikeeihseis /else the ~... ,- "''" 10 ? Isa th. wog wellasedos. bllas "siclektiliett this setiele. Of Sews ow eara sea lases dooa , all a d. ' an br.a.,7=72, wool to ladies Oars is lateens to be - . WINCHEBTER.—HoIders base this week had an offer of an advance made them of id. per lb. fur the brat Laral, and Long Wools; inferior, at last Urine. Supertiuo Combing and Greys remain at t quotations. MARCH as Beaux, 26.—Businesa continues t, be lively, both here and at Breslau. There are teeny parties who believe that the moat current descriptions of Wool will be come scams and dearer, as well in England as in Germany, before the next clip Coll enter into consumption. Even now it would be a difficult task to make a fair selection of &tent at 66 thalen to 7. %Were. Owing t the brisk demand for woollens for America, the Rhenish buyers arc taking nut of market almost every parcel of &me an* locks they can find worth the price, and hove already begun to include In their purchases souse kinds of Wool., /was', for "'Jb . pl.—which before they ourtely goat SKINS.—ANDovEs, APRIL 3.-1166 lasi attiae lower. Best Downs, 41. 6d. oath; Werke', lb. It to 4t. Best Lambs', Is. fol. each. WINCHESTER, APIUL boat Domes made 4e. Id. each ; by the bar, 4e. ad. u they run, 31. 6d. to t..; Mora, 8.1. to 9d. Beet Lambs' Siiw, It 3d. to la SI CATTLE, Ice.—thirrumtp. Tlr• o'Cimr.C.—The rupp y of Bomb is rather larger . thy on Monday isr„ bet the uurrome beisg principally us descripnesmv, w is no reduction us price of the twat %salines : 'Mint tbe trade has compyteiy rallied front tae stab: etterissent ex perienced on Frothy. The &circa ! t+ trod. mtha 4. et, end ea. 4d. is mdily obtained for noel Sheet-k nisei Fran Helloed we have abeut 300; Sok:and,iue7 : eft Suffolk, 1,600: net glum KO Linn-Ism. mei the nomslidar from various parts of the coantrv. We kayo *aux am ex ceedingly waxy supply ot Bhee ; it bony Sower leiffdlay week, the demand it not c o t:ire so large trade is el, v. bait consequence of the number befit, es errs smalL 'ism pies are fully maintained. Limb is at hem M. pre 5.4 lam than on Friday ; the demand fro Sawa lanai he fsSy met on that day, we hare new bat little Marairy Ler it. ?nag for Calves very dull ; late prim are wits dilfiretsty rap ported. From Holland, there are r2O Sheep sod iS Wien. The supply of Pigs is small. and choke email* an se.lie. dear. -- 1.4 r maw of 5Da • •4 1 Tv, •••••••• ••••e•O. Oft •&• 4. Bost Scala, 11141•01444.143. 4 f I lbw Ise• AU 146.14455. • I 4 ID 15e4 141•40.14 r 4 4 13•44 Larte. , •••44 . ..... .. 4 • 1 • Seread 444E0 Mom 041•44 P 144 Best Demme it Ha1t.0•444 3 4 Lamb• 3 • 5 II Seams at aulet. r,::0. Pl•ep W Lab. II are. 00•••.1144 M. IS^. re NEWCASTLE NORSE Fare.—At oar Spring nerve Fsir. on Friday and Saturday, there was only a s=all show of Horses, but there brine • good demand, ill useful aniasii were unusually high. The game may be said of the t..ar at Morpeth on the 24th alt., and at Durban during the early part of the week ; indee d were never ip better r. s ue-t, and they brought better prices than they had dose fur ir.,Luy TOWS. WARMINIITER, APRIL 3.—Fat Beasts and Heifers made from 10s. to Ile. per more pounds. Fat Sheep, front .Is. 3d. to 4, 84. per anise of 811 s. Kft.aztosy SPRING Fars.—This fair was held or. the 29th ult., and is the leading one of this province for Sheep, Black Cattle, and Pigs, and generally gives a tOO to the neighbouring fairy. It was this year much more abundantly stocked than usual with Cows and Sheep, but was miserably deficient in the supply of Pim and Ilona. Very high prices were demanded for both Sheep and Cows in the morning, which put a complete stop to busintni, and ultimately the sellers had to lower their prices from 7..5. to Bs. per head on Rogge* and 10s. to Id.. per bead on Strip pers ; sad at this reduction some business was done, but not one-fifth of either description of stock offered for sale (cued buyers. We bad very few fat Beast' on show. For SUurday's Market. me out page SHIPPING. Mane AtirvED.—Dublin,7; Waterford, 5; Donaghailee, 2 French, 2; Flanders, 1. • 'Lnanctx. April s,—Wind this day at noon, W.N. W., light breeze, and hazj ' DIAL, April 3. W. t '," N.N.w., and N.N.E. to S. W. —Arrived: M argi k m , camera i Gemini, Calcutta; Win iam Parker, Mauritius ; Patriot, Porw Saco ,• Fanny, Davanoah ; Batelle', Charleston, for Hull. Sailed : The outward-booed. BRISTOL, April 3. —Sailed : Victory, Acadia, and Can ton, Quebec. NRIVPORT, April 3.—N.E., strong.—Sailed: Margaret, Quebec. Drams, April 2.—N.N.W. to N.B. —Sailed : Corn -..iia, Baltimore. WATEILTORD, April3.—N.E. to N.N.E.--Salled ; Dower*, New York. Poarsoornr, April 4.—W. In N.N.W.—Sailed: Media tor New York. Cowie, April 4.—W.—Arrived : Due Marias, Canton. Daantotrrn, April 4. N.l:. W. Sailed : Calypso, Gasbag,. Pcrworra, April S.—S.W.—Arrived : Matilda, 31,,nte Video. Sailed : Chapman, Quebec ; Belle Alliance, Ade laide, S.A. Ore PENZANCE, April 2.—Mormion, Porto Rico. Sr. Ivan—Sailed: Victoria, Quebec. LLANELLI, March 31.—Sailed : Hotta, New York. Htrnwiti ROADS, A_Fil 3.—N.E., a gale. —Air:t d: Tamers, St. Joba'a, LB-, far LiverPo ,, E. Laisoaaraa, Awn 2.—Bailed : Chieft ain, Quebec. . DnerMS, April I.—N. to N.N.H.—Sailed: Earl Tanis, : MosttroaL i ilt PersoMeam, March 30.—The cargo (lime) dike Defiance, 4 Gem Susaeriaad, is on fire, and it is feared the viii.,.l • ill ' . be destroyed- , ii. Cod=, April 2.—N.B.—Sailed : Kate, Jamaica ; Berilim, New York; Pallas, St. John's. Arrived: John Bull, 1 Yollearia. e' GALWAY, Mardi Sl—Sailed : Lard Fitzgerald, New York. ': • :: Ant, April 3.—Sailed : Magog, St. John's, N.B. Lummox, April 2.—N.S.—Arrived: Brilliant, BOSIOE• Sailed : Ocean, Philadelphia. '"'Ct.rna, April 2.—Sailed 1 John Kerr, St. 3 ohn'a, New irrwerwich i OiSca, Quebec. 3rd, Monticello, and Samoa, \ Nam Tort; baba, Qualm. ! .~._... _o .. Ms. Bd. per gr., free on board, ia asked for future delivery. Wheat Teganrog, 621 be. to 6311a5., 665. 2d. to 67.. Id. per qr. f.0.b.; Itarianopoli, 6141b5. to 621b5., 665. 4d. to 66.. 21 ; 0de..., 611135. to 61 jibe., 62a. 6d. to 64.. 4d. ; Danube, 611 b.. to 6211 n., 625. 6d. to 645. 4d. ' • Egyptian, 525. 9d. to .345. Sd. Barley: Levant, 571. e. to 6811*., 28.. I Id. to 29.. Ild. ; Egyptian, 5311 n. to 56115., 28.. 64. to 28s. Ild. CHEESE.—WiNcREsTER, APRIL 3.—Sales dull, at a reduction of 2s. to 3s, per cwt. offered for best Chedder, and 2s. less moaey for Somerset', North Wilts, and Dorset,. Common lialf-eow .rds and Skims et but week's prices. HOPS. BOROUGH MARK ET. Tioo eC/04.-- Me•FTV. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the market is is a dull state, without any material change in prices. Nide ill Erb, port. Y. •to ILI* Toadies Kam.. p. so It . We•ld of „10Y •I Teadlog Imma- „ 1 oto 4 • Prom •10 tel 10 Old Kew .. . 1 •so 4 • Plors•air Wince =Tat. APRIL 3.—Bat Farnham, 71.71. ptr cwt.; common, 61. 61.; country, 41. 10s. to bl. WOOL.—ANnoyea, APRIL 3.—Trade not quite so slack. Beat Lambs' Wool, 13d. per lb. ; inferior, 121. to 124 d. Long Wod, 120. best, and 12d. second quality. Superfine Combing, 12d. ; inferior, 111. Greys, best, id. to Bd. ; inkrior, 4d. to sd. BRADPORD.—The demand during the week past has been very similar to several preceding ; the inquiries being chiifly for full-bred Woolr, for which late rates are steadily main tained. Neils and broke% are in full request, without change l in price. C RA A.D. —lt almost seems to have been weed ley buyers and sellers that nothing should be done during the month of Muoh, for farraen have not been loathing for custonnrs, nor bays the wool-staplers sought the farmers ; and shout the lame quantity of Wool remains on hand now as on the first day of last mohth. The demand for goods from Ame rica is somewhat increased, but for other parts little is doing; and u the supply is likely to be fully equal to the demand, we expert a quirt trade at about the following rtes : Drams in yelk, 74d. to aid.; washed, 104 d. to Ild. ; Dorset borne, 114 d. to 12d. ; Down Ewe and Lamb, 124. to 124 d ; Down Tegs, 13d. to 14d. Hates:.—ln 'Wool we have no alteration to notice. Then hay been very little demand, and no alteration ia peke. Lame.—Daring the peat week the demand for English combing Wool has been dull, and confined to supply the wants of manufacturer.. Prices are atationury. In foreign there has been.. little more animation during the past week. Prices remain firm, and the prevailing opinion is. that an advance upon last year's rates will be generally obtained at the next German fall. Stocks are at present very low, both here and in Germany. Leicerreit.—Wools are more in request, and are sold at a shade better. LIVERPOOL.—For the first three weeks of the month the Wool trade was extremely depressed, indeed at no period have we known to little doing in foreign; and, but for the very low state of stocks, we might have expected to have seen prices lower. During the last ten days there has been rather more cenfidene • but in the general way not much has been done , the kinds moat in request being very Pearce. A sale of East India took place on the 18th ult. • but, owing to the announcement on that morning of 1,000 bales of this description to be offered at auction on the 6th of May (the greater part of which has to arrive), there was little spirit in the bidding', and part was withdrawn. A few sales of United States have been made at about ' former rates, also of Australian, and a little advance for fair-conditioned parcele, which are scarce. Rather more has been done in Spanish, principally of the hotter kinds. There has been more done in Buenos Ayres and Entre Itios, both the coarser and finer qualities, and during the but few days some large sales of Peruvian have been made of washed and unwashed. Although there is no general improvement to notice in the demand for foreign Wool, still thcre has been more activity this last week ; but it is feared that any advance on the rate of interest will prevent matters from improving. AS ca has been in more request, and some large sales of white are reported. In Scotch there is no im provement to notice, and the demand continues limited. Imports for the week ending April 3:—Foreign, 41 bales; previously, 15.897; total, 15,938. Scotch, 380; previously, 2,241; total, '2,634 bales. ROCHDALE.—There is no alteration in the Wool market. WAKIIFIELD.—We have not had any change in our trade this week; if anything, fewer sales are passing, at stationary prices. WARMIWSTIR..—The trade rather better than for thn last four weeks. For the beet Lamb,' Wool 131. per ',ACK has been offered; second quality, 12/. Long Wools, tint qua lity, 121. 10s. ; common, 111 10e. to 121. Superl:w! Cu,,b -••••.• 121.• Kconds, ill. Beet Grey., 71. to 71.101.; com mon, 41. to 41.104. - - - - - ~..~