The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-23 00:00:00

MARCH t 2.

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Manch. & South., 12s. rd. d
New. ft Berwick M. 13..6d. 31 p
Northern Counties Bnion, 30s. d
N. British Qrs., 66x. p
West Minn Union, 330.
Man. & Leeds (321. sh.), YI p
Yorkshire Banking Co.,
York & Newcastle Pref., 41 p
North Western, Is. p

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Newcastle & Berwick, 94 p
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Do. New 034333.
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North British llalees,ls4 p
Do. Thirds, 24 p
South Eactern, No. 4, 4 p

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE,Ilaef-past Tico.—The
Sugar isles have gone off without showing any material
alteration in prices. The fine DOI to of Mauritius were pretty
generally bought in by the importers, as full prices were not
offered ; tho brown and middling descriptions Mond ready
buyers. The Bengal sold at about previous rates. 150 hbds.
of St. Croix (foreign), a peculiarly fine quality of Muscovado,
attracted attention. and sold briskly, from 545. to 585. ;
one lot, 605. Refined steady—lumps, 465. to Mc
Coffee : A small public sale of 60 bales of Mocha
went off steadily ; long-berried, 795. to 805.—Pedang
has been in good demand, by private :contract, at 275.
to 26e. —Rice : 6,000 bags Bengal were offered, a quantity
much exceeding the demand, and nearly all was bought in,
as last week's prices were not offered ; low to good mid-
dling, 21a. to 2.35.; cargo, 19s. to 20s.—Sago declined 21. in
public sale.—Rum Prices must be considered nominal.—
Camphor bought in above the market value, 80L—Cotton
has been rather firm, but not active.—Tea remains steady,
without alteration in prices.

TALLOW.—The market is without alteration.
Petrnburg Y.C. on the spot, 615.; to the end of April, 51s.
to 50.. 9d. Now Tallow, Oct.to Dee., 4&. 6d.

CORN,-BATH, MARCH 20.-A fair supply at
market. Wheat sold Mostly, at an advance of ls. per qr.
over the price, of last week. Barley and Otte in better de-
mand, end sold rather higher. Beans and Peas maintained
former price,. Wheat, 665. to 86e. Seeley, 444. to 565.
Oats, white, 334. to 400.; black, 275. to 335. Beans, 47e. to
66e. Peas, 48s. to 70s. per qr.
CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 20.-We had a Mow sale of all kinds
of torn at lower prices. Wheat, red, 764. to 80s.; white,
82s. Barley, malting, 50s. to 545. ; line, 565. Beans, 50s.
to 525. Peas, 028. to 645. Otte, 28s. to 345.
CANTERBURY, MARCH 20.-A very dull market at the
prices of last week. Wheat, new white, 80s. to 845.; new
brown do., 765. to 82s. Barley, 46e. to 52a. Oats, 33e. to
355. Beans, 495. to 625. Peas, 51s. to 52a.

CARLISLE, MARCH 20.—A fair supply of Wheat, and the
trade dull at last week's rats*. Barley sod Oats6rmer. Wheat,
red, 28s. 6d. to 30s. ; white, 30s. to 32a. 6d. Barley, 20s. to
225. 6d. Oats, 12a. to 14s. 6d. ; seed, 14s. 6d. to 16e. 6d. per
3 imperial bushele—Anrves : Wheat, 216 qrs. 3 bushels.,
84s. 41d. Barley, 17 qrs., 655. 1;d. Oats, 49 qrs., 38e. 51d.

lintenteonote, MARCH 20.—With only a moderate show
of Wheat the market was lower. There was a fair show of
Barley, which brought last week's rotes. Of Beans, Peas,
and Oats the quantity offered was small, yet the market was
dull, at former rates.
Nonrxemrron, MARCH 20.—A good show of Wheat,
which sold heavily at a slight decline on former rates.
Melting Barley maintained its price. Old and new Beane
were dearer. In Oats and Peas no alteration.

NOTTINOHAW, MARCIE 20.-The Wheat trade was dull at
a decline of lg. per qr. Of Barley choice samples were scarce
and maintained their former value, but other sorts were
lower. Oats sold at a decline of about Is. per qr., though the
supply was less. Beans kept their price. Wheat, old, white,
' 755. to 80s. • red, 725. to 78e.; white, new, 78s. to 835.; red,
755. to 795. per 36 stone. Barley, grinding, 475. per 30
stone ; malting, 48s. to 65e. per qr. Oats, 375. to 41s. ; new,
335. to 11s. per 24 stone. Beans, 545. to 625. • new, 495. to
565. per 38 stone. Flour, per 20 stone, superfine, 575. to
61s. ; fine, 555. to 565.
PETERBOROUGH, MARCH 20.-A liberal supply of all
kinds of grain. Wheat sold ls. lower. Barley was freely
offered, at 24. decline. Oats and Beans maintained former
rates. Wiest, new, 74e. to 760.; fine. Ks • old red, 745. ;
fine, 765.; do. white, 78e. to 82s. Barle big. to 661.; fine,
58s. • do. grinding, 506. to 52.5. Oats, 30.. to 325.; fine, 36e.
Bean., 545. to 665.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 22.-There was a small attendance
of farmers at this morning's market, and no fresh arrivals of
grain; but the trade was dull, and the turn cheaper.
DATITEIC, MARCH 13.-Wheat has meld at a slight im-
provement. We quote fine high mixed, 61Ibs. to 62 lbs., for
delivery, 644., and mixed 61 lbs. from granary, 675. Some
high-mixed has been sold, deliverable in June, at 635. per
qr. ; 725. is asked for fine mixed Wheats.
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MARSEILLES, MARCH 17.—Our COM market is not very
animated; but, owing principally to the small quantity raiding
in port for sale and the greet scarcity of shipping for its
conveyance to all parts of France, 60 lb'. Polish, flor delivery
np to May, is selling readily at 68s. Hard licutelia has
been much sought after, and paid 60s. to 665., according to
uality.
NAPLES, MARCH 12.—Grain is very dear here, but the
weather, although very disagreeable, is, we hope, favourable
for the growing mops. The high price of bread is the came
of much misery In this country, as there is neither public
nor private help for the dense poor population here.

HAIDICIII, Masco 16.—Prim ofccen.- wont: Rabat and Marl.
red, 210 to 232; whits, 210 to 233; Meek. and Poea., 210 to 134 ;
Mane. and Bruswick, 210 to 232; Hobutin, 200 to 22/3 ; Lower Elbe,
201 to 225. Rye : Russian, 154 to 157 ; Marks, Meek, and Bwea..
151 to 164; Dudek 146 to 136. Barley: Danish. 110 to 110;
Anlvelt aid Maid., 130 to 143; Holstein and Meek., 103 to 114.
Oita: Meet. and Holstein, 711 to S 7; Lower Fibs, 711 to 61. Blobs,
146 to 134. Nu, 160 to 173. Vetches, 136 to 180. &spewed, 170
to 136.