The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-18 00:00:00

puAlin & Drogbeda.lo
Cork & Waterton!, Sa.

EDINBURGH
Caledonian, 2,71
Do. New, 48,
Direct Northern Se., 51s. 50a.
Dundee & Arbroath, 421
Dundee Jr Perth, .J
Do. New, 20
E. Lothian Central, 50, MAL 6d.
Edin., Leith, &Granton, 20
po. Qr!.,154t„

PAL and Northern, 16f
Do. Nevenott, 71. 144._

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GLASGOW
CAWlonian, New, 46. 9d.
Dumbartr.,

id—inaPEriir(lVO-4; oil, SO&
no. lialvro, 16r.
Dias., Ka., It Ayr, 62Ji

fialreo, No. 1, 74
Do. Qrs. (5 per CI- thaw.), Isl

PROI/UCE..—MINCING-LANE, Haif-past Two.—
The public sales of Sugar have been confined to foreign.
3,000 boxes yellow Havannah, and 3,000 boxes Brazil, both
duty paid, and 2,900 boxes white Havannah, in bond. The
result showed a strong market, and the portion bought in
was at high prices. The refined market has bees active, and
but few goods ready for delivery remain unsold. Lumps,
64.. to 66..—Coffee: 2,000 bags Costa Rica, and 1,300 bags
good ordinary Ceylon were offered, and all sold, the former
at Is. to 2s. decline; the latta about previous rates, 43e. to
435. 6d.—Plumbsge : 2,000 boxes offered, and chiefly bought
in at 6e. to 7s. 6d —Cotton dull, and out of demand.—Tea :
The large public sales are progresaing heavily, and nearly all
On being bought in.—Runt neglected.—Rice dull, but with-
out alteration in prices—ln other articles no alteration.
PRICES CURRENT.
110• AB, per ewt am rum. Pen, No. 1. tO 0. • •
W. bidl.ll.P.b.nB e. 46 de-s3O Od, Hoops 5 0 . • •
Tallow a Grey... 50 0...33 Cargo at Medi/76er 0 o._ 0 •
Pb. 33 0 .36 ewedid 0 0... 0 0
lenerldna, brown... 30 0.. 47 Lase, at per tea.
Teem.
Tine 33 5...67 =led, sheet le 0 . 0
eingeinMedren b. 36 0...46 Hers 22 0... II
Tallow 4O 0...61 Patent shot ll 0... 5
White 32 0...58 red or minium ... 19 10...2S
1111=brown SS 0...47 Spatter
49 0...30 Or u., par 232 lap. pl. d.p.
they and white 3l 0..10 FM, Seal, psis MI 0... 0
ibiened, thimble... 66 0...70 Raw 33 • .34
Lamps 44 5..116 broom & miaow.. IS 0.. 31
C 0.1104 la ..... F . 0.. 90
West India, Metter llO 0... 11
nary U 0... 45 0 ........... ..-... 27 10... 0
Good. 43 0... 00 0 South Rea l7 0...19
Flue 7O 0...133 0 011a,Gallipc43,p.tos 33 0.. 5
Calm, good oral- Cocoa 31 ut
vary ......... .. .... 43 6... 44 0 Seed, Raps, pale,
Fine ardlway... 40 0... 0 per ton 57 o._ 0
Pine 54 0... 70 0 Lin5eed..............17 0..117 1
Mocha, weed teen 36 0... 83 0 PIW•1•101M, VW OWL
COAL Rim, ordi- Butter--Cork, Ix— 96 0...96
nary to One 36 0... 16 0 Ind 0 0 0
Sumatra end Pie 3rd • 0... 0
dug 34 0... 36 0 Dublin, Ist
Tao, at per lb. Limerick, do 96 0 .95
Conga., oununca. 9 0 ... oln Carlow, Ist B6 0..102
Rice, at per ent. Newry, Ist ...... - 0 0... 0
Bengal whits 22 6... 14 0 Waterford 32 0 PS
Cargo 2O 0... 21 6 , Beef, India, per
Jars 18 • 11 01 tierce • 0..0
Teme -...... ...... 27 0.. 36 0 Prune Mese
Carolina.....-.-... 3• 0... U 0 Pork, primeness 53 0...117
boles. Bacon-Pork, Lark 166 6..63
Do., Belfast
Bacon, Waterford,
Bppeerr
iewt. 76 0...00
66 0...69
Leed,Belhet,prfat 136 0...60
Waterford, do I
Ditto Bladder
Marken 04 0...31 •
Hines, On and Cow, at per 11.
B. A. and M. Video,
s.O dA01.9 .171
t4.7m
0 4 ..0 1
0080 444:1.!: 04:
Brasil, dry
Drnalted
ftio, dry
Lena & Vain. dry 0 3 ...0 6
Weet Indio, cry 0 $...0 6
Salted
Vast India 0 .0 11 i
higt, B.Ama, dry 0 7 . .0 3
8- =They
hide OO.lOl
Bee*. ditto • 4...14 •
Dot Wane, at par lih.
La=„Lizaales-S4 L. 4 10
...... ..... ll L.. 11 I/
II It.. 7 1
Me==n I ie... 6
litareiri.big• ma
solid 15 0...1•
email ....... 11 5-11
time II 0...17
I 10
II
Bap= O.
Red Randal. 5 0... I 1
Brasil 20 5...40

11111:1"..‘rdPrent1.1,17...-.26...7'1—t0di 3 10 -. 4
34 per oral
Jemmies, 30 to 36
per eget. O.P. I ... I
Favorite maim 5 1 ... 6
Broady. It lamb S ..
Bettie *ell* d.p. 0 .. 0
Boaki. 0
Irish
Pm; per MIL
et. •
M▪ edi imilPlmddi Id 0.-83
Frirelmd 66 0...4e
lbw, at pie Um
61.PeteribuiddiuMn7 18...1111
outobot
ball Mem — 3 l 0.-31 1
Riga, Rhine
oatabot
pat.
Manilla
Faat lull& Nunn—. 15 6...18
Bombay lB 0...33
Jute
TIN, at per CWL
Bann 101 0.102
Walla
Cam. la blneka 9B 0... 0
Lox, at per to
Bars de • 416

TALLOW.—The market continues steady, with a
fair demand from mammon, but not much busiono doing
in New Y. C. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 51s. to 51s. 3d ;
March and April, 51s. Lut three mouths, 46.. 6d. to
45.. 9d.

CORN.—BAsINoSTOKE MARCH 17.—Some prime
samples of white Wheats fetched 111. per load; the best
samples of red made 191. to 191. 10s. ; other qualities sold at
corresponding prices. Flour u lad week. In Barley the
trade d better, best malting up to 565. to 58e. per quarter ;
some weighty, for seed, fetched 52a. to 545. ; lighter lota
might be purchased at from 4.55. Malt not so brisk ; the top
figure, 10s. to 10e. 3d. per bushel; good Malt, 9s. 6d. ; ink-
rice, 9e. to 96. 3d. Oita were in better demand than lad
week; the prices eaanot be quoted higher than Iset week,
yet trade was better. Beans, best new, mac Mk, per qr. ;
inferior, 525. to 54e. Peas, both white and 'grey, were sold
at the top prices of last week. Rye was in good demand, yet
samples were scarce. Winter Vetches made from 6e. to
7s. 6d. per bushel ; spring, 10s. to 12s.

H 111,814111, Mecca 17.—This market is situated in the
centre of the weald of Sussex, and the Wheats grown in the
district are chiefly brown, and of good quality. There was
a fair attendance of farmers and millers at our market,
but scarcely a sample shown. There was no disposition oa
the part of the farmers to take less than 191. 10e. for brown.
207. being generally asked. The millers hung back, under tl •
idea that when seed time is over, the supplies will come in
more freely. Oats, heavy, 32a. to 346. Barley, malting,
about 565.

NEWCASTLE, MaaCH 16.—The weather has fortunately
become more genial, which will enable our growers to pro-
ceed with seeding and other agricultural operations. At
our market this morning we bad • moderate supply from the
growers, but having • large show of samples from the coast,
and the account from Mark-lane being scarcely of such a
cheering character as had been anticipated, the market
opened rather heavily, but towards the close more firmness
was aprrent, and • fair extent of business was done in the
best W übesch red and other south country What., at 78..
pervell;ee63n imbldeSothproeulXgeL:itrenafotrealtlsnearentretr ;Vance'
(the price did not transpire). but it war understood to be
about 76e. to76e. for the finer kinds of red of Pomeranian and
Mecklenburg growth. Flour in steady though not in brisk
request at about previous rates. Rye in good demand, and
61s, per qr. is freely given for choice qualities, weighing.
59 lbs. per bushel. Malting Barley rather firmer. Be ani
and Peas without change, and the same remarks apply to
Oats.

DUBLIN, MARCH 16.-Our supplies of imported Bread-
stuff, are liberal, but of home growth limited. At this day's
market things were not animated; yet prices were so slightly
varied that we repeat our quotation. of Friday. The follow-
ing was the general currency to the farmer Wheat, red,
445. to 485.; white, per 21101 b.., 46.. to .50s. Oats, per
1961b5., 22.. to 255. 6d. Barley, per 22411,a, 265. to 325.
Oatmeal, per cwt., 255. to 27.. Flour, per cwt., first, 28s. to
295. ; smack, 2.55. to 261.
Betrasr' MARCH 15.-The weather continnes fine and
favourable for field operations. The supplies coming to
market, particularly of Wheat, keep very small, and we do
not alter our quotations; holders of the latter article, how.
ever, are asking higher rates, in consequence of the advance
in the London and Continent-I markets. We have had a
good many arrivals, from the United States and the Mediter-
ranean, of Indian Corn, de., since Friday; prices, in C 0690.
quence, are rather lower. The following are our quotation.:
Indian Corn, white, 161. 10s. to 171. • yellow, 171. to 171. ss.
per ton. Indian Corn Meal, white, 'UT. 16e. to 181. ; yellow,
171. 1.55. to 181.55. per ton. Wheat, red, 17s. 6d. to 18s. ;
white, 18s. to 18s. 6d. per cwt. Flour.-Prices at Inver
Milo : superfine, 265. ; bakers' first, 26.. ; seconds, 245. 6d.;
thirds, 22.. 6c1.; fourths, 19a. 6d. Bran, 9s. 9d. per cwt.
American, 425. to 4fis. per barrel.
Eorrv.,-Letters from Cairo state that the Corn crops of
Egypt for the present year are of the meet promising ap-
pearance. In some parts of Lower Egypt the ear is begin-
ning to form, and the harvest will be got in by the end of the
next month. Of the last year's harvest there still remain, in
Egypt about 600,000 ardeb. (1,032,000 hectolitres) of Qpria
of every species fit for exportati•:,,,, which make. 0 tow
amount of grain for this •••..,Arpote, gram the harTeat of 1846,
1,20i30: the ;Oardvrt
bs A
great number of vessel, had lately ar-
rivedof Alexandria, and among them 17 or 18
Frehrt, taking in cargoes for Marseilles. The charge for
freight had fallen.

MARSEILLIGI, MARCH 13.—Our Core market has been
very animated during the past week. The sales for immediate
delivery were about 90.000 hectolitres, and for time from
40000 to .50,000 hietolitres. The last quotations are Po-
lish, 29f. 37c. to 31f. 87e.; Odessa, 2.9 f. 12c. to 29f. 37e.;
Ancona, 31f. 25c. to 31f. 87e. ; °elate, 27f. 50c. to 28f. 12e.;
Ibraila, 26r. 87c. to 27f 50c. ; Alexandria, 23f. 76e. to 24f. 37c.;
Taganrog, hard, 28f. 75c. We have had few arrivals during
the week, owing to the strong north-western which have been
raging for the last 14 days. The importation of corn for the
last week was —Odessa, 8,560 hectolitres; Galata, 1,936
hectolitres; Asia Minor, 2,368 hectolitres; Malta, 3,440
hectolitres ; Barletta, 3,046 hectolitres. The quantity in
bond is about 160,000 hectolitres. The transport of grain
term Marseilles to the interior is becoming daily more dif-
ficult. The waters of the Rhone have considerably fallen.
Some short time since each boat carried 500,000 cwt. ; now
they can only take 200000 cwt., and in a few days they will
only be able to carry 89,000 cwt. We understand that a
company has been formed to convey by fiat-bottom boats,
drawn by oxen, the corn from Marseilles to Lyons which
cannot be taken by the steamers. Nothing doing in Indian
Corn.

SMYRNA, Fen. 19.—The merchants of Smyrna commis•
sioned to purchase large quantities of grain, had freighted a
number of vessels in different European harbours. But,
during several weeks, the wind having blown from the north,
prevented their arrival, and kept speculation in suspense.
The change in the direction of the wind, about a fortnight
ago, enabled several of those vessels, so impatiently expected,
to arrive, and the port has resumed its usual bustle and ac-
tivity. We have here. at this moment, 17 vessels under
French colon's. Mantic in Corn for Marseilles. Those vessels,
mounted by 14.5 men, measure 2,468 ton.. Wheat sells for
67 Turkish piastres, or 16f. 75, per hectolitre, and Barley, 7f.
PRTERSRUROH, MARCH I.—The exportation of corn
in 1846 amounts to 1,000,000 chetwerts more than in the
preceding year. The demands for all kind of corn this year
gives reason to pes some that the exportation from Russia
wi I greatly exceed that of all former yews. But it appears
from a statement which has been drawn up, that the stock
of flour is not only not exhausted, but that this city alone is
able to deliver seven times the quantity.

HOPS.—BOROUGH MARKET, Two •'Clock.—
Ma•sry. Psttenden and Smith, Hop Factory, report that
t►ere •ontinues a rood demand for all kinds of Hops, with
but a small quantity on offer.
KW 4 Lot K4•14,0.ew1. W. 010 0.10 Teartleg 144•14.. O. mt./I.lw IL 0
Weski et 144•14 .. 4 010 • 0 Yftrlkag 5••••31.. • 0140 0
Slam llsse 4 10 ON Hogs . k 1 •4 4 •
Taryluol4 • 1114 10

BA/11/036TM( R, MARCH 17.—Trade britker, as best Farn-
ham making from 71. to 71. 7s. per ewt.; second quality,
61. to 61. les. Altone, Crondalle, Bentleys, and Froyles, from
51. to 6/. Sussex Hope, from 5!. to 51. 10e.

WORCRATER, MARCH 17.—ne demand for Hope rather
slack, and former prices barely supported.

CHEESE.— BAstscsroica, MARCH 17.—At the
fair this day the quantity pitched was rather large. The
best Somersets rold at 70s. to 725. per cwt. ; second, 641 to
684. Best Wilts and Donets, 645. to 665.; second, Ma. to
60s. Halkowards, 40s. to 465. Skims, 32. to 384.

HAY.—SMITHrIKLD, Two o' Clock.—Mesas. Cooper
and Davis, Hay and Straw salesmen, report the supply short,
but very little demand.
Mts. Meadow 766.t0 wt. I Rotors.— Itto to S. I Straw—. flo Y W.
taktift Slab.. Oft. to 7ft. Mott ....fto. to Iwo

SK INS.—BASINGSTOK MA RCH 7.—Best Ikeerns,
4s. ed. to 4s. 9d each ; second quality, 4e. to 4.. ed.; by the
bargain, 4.. 4d. Cotswold, and other Long-wool., 4.. 9d. to
Ss. 3d. each ; not selected, 4e. 6d. to 6s. Skins without
wool, 7d. to 10d. each. Lamb Skins, le. 9d. to 2.. per amen,
Call Skins, 41d. per lb., light weight ; heavy, es. to 7.. each.
01 Hides, above 601ba., 21d. per lb.; light and cow, 21d.
Horse Hides, 7s. to 10e. each.

CATTLE, &c.—LeeDs, MARCH 17.—The supply of
Besets at our market this morning was not so large as on
last market day—consequently the supply was equal to the
demand—and in Sheep there was rather an extra show,
both of which met with good sale, at last week's prime.

For Yeatordoo4 .Vares4o a Jae pop.

SHIPPING.
Hama ARRIVED: 3, Dublin; 2, Waterford; 1, Donagha-
dee ; 1, Preach; I, Flanders; 1, Holland.
LONDON, March 18.—Wind this day at noon, S., light
breeze, and fine, clear weather.
ORAL, March 17.-8. to 8 S.W.—Arrived: Berman, Cal-
cutta; London, Mauritius; Swan Crisp, Mauritius; Under-
wood, Callao; Alert, St. Croix. Sailed : Mir, Rio Janeiro g
Mary Rowe, Baltimore; Lord Petro, Baltimore; Ayrshire,
Baltimore. Arrived from the river: Tweed, Cape Coast
Castle ; Fame, Honduras ; Toronto, New York.
OFF Dovaa.—Brasianeren, Brazil, for Copenhagen.
Yatistorric—S.W.—Sailed: Priscilla, Philadelphia.
Covers, March 17.-8. by E.—Arrived. Anne Pawlona,
Batavia.
SorTHAmpToN, March 17.-8. E.—Sailed: Trent st.,
West Indies.
PENZANt E, March 16.—W. to 8. S. E.—The Racer, of
this port, (or St. Michael's, was run down by a ship, name
unknown ; crew saved, and transferred from the Azores
packet to a French brig bound to Havre.
WATERFORD, March 15.—Arrived: Jammu, Pernam-
buco, with damage to eutwater.
Women, March 17. The Fiabbura floated off last
night, very leaky. The Harriet Emma, for Rouen, is strained,
and leaky.
LONDONDERRY, March B.—Sailed: CADOIDME, Cuba;
Provincialiat, Philadelphia.
SUNDERLAND, March 16.—S.—Sailed Adolphus, New
York.
Hum., March 17.-8.8. E., tine.—Arrived: Charlotte,
Bombay. Sailed True Love, Davis' Straits.
Oatmeal', March 16.-B.—Arrived Flora de Patron,
Mantanzsa, for Cowes, very leaky, and having bean an bar
beam-ends.
Coax, Muth 13.—S.—Arrived: Mary, New Tart.
OLAIIOOW, March 15.—The wreck of a brig, about 160
toms, apparently British, dismasted and abandoned, painted
black, with a white stripe, and green inside, was pawed 26th
ult., by the Saracen, arriver, here.
ABERDIRN, March 15.—A schooner, alipperrigged, imps-
ready new, painted black, with light streak, was sees to
founder near the Swanderman Reef Buoy, Fame Wands,
llth inst., by the Mary Rees, arrived here.
Dux pea, March 15.—The Jessy, of Dandee,foosalmed Of
the Fern hlands on the Ilth Mat, during a visa ; mew
supposed to be drowned.