The Express.
London, England, 1848-02-15 00:00:00

the dealers are occupied
thanent.
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lifewteedev's prices w
DO Rol and Exeter, 70 634
Do. Thirds, 15
Coledortion, 31 4
Haloes, Do. Hal
E. Counties. 1
Do. Est No. 2, I p
East lawootoehlre, 15
Great Northern, 44 4
lit. It.or Eng. New 403. eh, 58
Gnat Wasters, 102 1
Ilia Quarters,
La. Yartahir Ifia, 164
Do. nem. $O4
Do. CDs., 131
Do. Plttaa si2tv
De. d
Do. IFTN4OII'& yre, 234
=DO". cout, 381 51
a Greenwich (Pref. or
Priv.), 21
Looks & N. Western 101. eh.,
IL C.,44
Loa. sad &oath Weston, 514
Do. Thirds,
Yaw" Du, sod Matlock,

with the hall-monthly set-

WO WM DAT IN LONDON.
111 behmid in last ma
Wm, MIME, sad Usa. New, 101.
7,
13
Mama 401. eb., 42
D. MA, 131 14
Da. S. & Darby, 63
x.
114141.11drdeilf
Di
MTiVer7,72lWoh., 111
Oolak SO
Shrews. Via. >,,'
Ebroveldr•Diam, II
B. B. mai Dow, 311 I
Tea. News., & Der., 22
Do. Orig. New. end Bee.. 314
Do. Erten. No.! (TorkaNew.),
20 194
Da3l Fates. Na 2(New. 411 Der.),
DA G. N. E. Fur., 104
Took & N. Mid. Prof., 16
Toalaw sad Amine,
N. of Dream, 111 134
Pula sad Lyme, 54

=Aar I4.—Orra Munn.
I day of a new account, the
aninetiana few.
& 'fork. p
mDo.B6I=H:I" 111
,lirews.. Oa, la dont. Pref., p
E.lk Dover, No. 4,11 d
York, New., & Des. (G. N. E.
Par.), guar. it Dm Cent., u p
York & N. Mid. Prof., 6 p
Lublin and Wart Jo., t 9 j

LIVERPOOL SALES,
Although to-dev is the _
miarkst is my dull, sad the
Do . Birk Los, Mao. 311. AL, 11 d
(kas
Ilritlakkakke.
Do. Halves Otto k B.), f d
Loa. and N. Hut. 146
Mats., OWL, k Lb- Ors, No.
M. Eighths, 31 d
Do. Prof. par
Do. (tato Cit. Grimsby Os Slier.),
131 d
Taw
Ot. Orlotsbv & SW, 1610
Loa. & N.Western, 146
Do. Fifths, If p
Midland. 1 13
Do.
Do. Hobm . sh.),
11 431
d
MANCHESTER
TIN market was very fist,
Bolt. a Mack. CL, & West. Tork,
Do. do. (A), 61 d
Lan. & York. nth; I p
Do. (W.R.C.). 211 746 d
Low& N.W.111. & B. Cirm. (RI, SI p
North Staffordshire. 1 to 13.16 p
LEEDS SALES, FiIIIVAIT 14.
Ot. Nartliefo, 6 31. 16s. Sd. d Leeds sod Thirmk Pref., 27m. 6d. d
I.Riding Unica, kM. d
miaohlre, 211 North itritiala Thirds, 30. d
Do. Halves, II
Ph Now, 31 d Do. Quarters, 6a. 9d. d
itirD. 6a. 3d. d N. Staffordshire, 16.3 d, p
ews., 41 d News. & Bee. Non, D. H. 9d. p

Prost. & Wyre Siztba,
S. E. & Dover, ilf 4
Do. New, No. 4, 14 d
York., New., h Bee. Pref., p
Do. (Original N. & B.), S p

►LBB, rtilltellT 14.
it being tee last day of the
Mae., abet, & Lin. Pref., Per
Dm Grimsby Dock, 6 9-16 it
Do. knelt and Lie, 6 3-16 4
S. tut. lc Dover, N 0.4. li d
York, New., and Bar. En., No I,
61v

PRODUCE.—MINCING-Lem, Half-pawl Two.—
The public sales of Sugar, consisting of 10.000 bags Mauri-
tius, 3,000 bags Bengal, and 1,700 bags Madras, are pro-
gressing heavily, at a shade lower priors ; and the imporcen
are buying in a part. Refined has declined to 645. for
standard quality.—Coffee : The sales are gains off steadily,
particularly plantation Ceylon.—l'imeuto : 150 bags sold
freely. at full prices.--Indigo has sold at about yesterday's
prima—Cotton is very firm, but not much done to-day.—
Rum neglected.—ln other articles no alteration.

TALLOW.—The market is quiet, at 635. 6d. on
Ike spot; February and Mars*, 53e. 6d. ; March and
April, 535. 6d.; October to December, 455. 6d. to 464.; se-
parate months' delivery, 465. 6d.

CORN.—Arrivals at the
Counties Railway, for ths wee'
Malt
Wheat
Barley

granaries, by the Eastern
k ending Feb. 12:
Buns
Per
Flee 4519 "eka.

1,191

lead ...... 1,010 „

Barr, Feb. It —Our market is well supplied. The sale
for Wheat is 'sissy, at a reduction of Is. per qr. Barley can
he bought at fully ls. per qr. less money. Beano and Pass
meet a very slow tale, and are from Is. to 2s. per qr. cheaper.
Oats dull, but no lower. Wheat, 4Gs. to 545. Barley, Vs.
to 345. Beaus, new, 40s. to 445. ; old, 48s. to 62a. Oats,
black, 20s. to 235. -, white, tas. to 25e. Peas, boiling, 48s.
to 51a. ; feeding, 40s. to 445. per qr.
Banat', Feb. 14.—For Wheat the highest prices given
were from 131. 10s. to 141. per load; middling, 121.15 e. to
131. 6e. ; common, 111. to 121. Flour wad sold at from 38s.
to 435. per sack. Barley was sold ea • doellios of from la. to
2s. par qr. Oats is good demand, at from 20s. to 275. per
I qr. Baum, from 46.. to 60s. per gr. Peas, white, grey, sod
maple, sold readily, for sowing, at from 40s. to 475. per qr.
Rye and Tares went off also quickly. Small Beads plenty
flit, and a considerable quantity sold.
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•
BRIDLINGTON, Feb. 12.--There was a fair 'supply of
Wheat, which sold at a decline of Is. per qr. Barley was in
good demand, at former rates. The quantity of Oatsoffered
was only small, and they sold freely, but without any ad-
vance in price. In Beans and Peas there was very little
doing. Wheat, per qr., 475. to 60s. Barley, 28s. to 30e.
Oats, per stone, 94d. to 104 d. Beane, per qr., 44.. to 46a.
Peas, Us. to 40s.

•
CAMBRIDGE, Feb.l2.—We had a very dull, heavy market
for all Corn. Barley Is. to 24. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, red,
per qr., 48e. to 60s. ; white, 62.. to 54■. Barley, wed, 25a.
to 275. ; malting, 28.. to 31.. Beans, 325. to 36,. Peas, 445.
to 48s. Oats, 16s. to 241.
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C I RENCESTER, Feb. 14.—We are modetately supplied with
all descriptions of grain, but the trade in most km& very•
languid. Wheat a dull trade, at a little less money. Barley
in fair request, and prisms unaltered. Beans, Oats, and Feu
a steady sale. Wheat, per load, 111. to I.U. 10s. Barley,
per qr., 30s. to 35e. Oats, 224. to 30s. Beans, 42e. to 625.
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DO:(CMITIIII, Feb. 12.-The Wheat trade continues rely
dull and inactive; all the leading markets yesterday Sr. re-
lower. The condition of Wheat is rather better than
rarti.wdeek, but the general runs are very damp. For fine dry
qualitirs, last week's prices were nearly obtained; in other
torts 641. to Is. per three bushels reduction submitted to.
New Oats saleable at last week's prices; old in limited re-
quest. New Beans are in good demand, and fetch, for fine
' qualities, some advance. Barley was in leas supply to-day,
and well sold up at fully last week's prices. Wheat, new,
17s. to 19s. ; fine, 20s. to 21s. bd. ,• old, 17s. to 19s. ; fine, 201.
'to 21s. ; Blendcorn, 16s. • fine, 194. Rye, 14s. ; fine, 151.
Beans, 16s. ; fine, 18s. ; old, 184. ; fine, 20s. Peas grey,
17a. ; white, 17a. per three bushels imperial. Oats, 18s. to
221. ; fine, 24e. to 275. • old, 20s. to 235. ; fine, 265. to 30s.
Barley, 2ts. to 325. ; fine malting, 335. to 351. per qr.
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HADLEIGIII, Feb. 14.—We bad to-day • fair supply of
Wheat ; the condition much affected, and sales difficult, at
Is. to 2s. reduction. There was also a fair show of Barley,
which may be noted quite lc per qr. cheaper; every other
article of grain dull sale, at declining prices.
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HIBRISORD, Feb. 12.—There was a fair average show of
samples of Wheat, which realised the price or Saturday
so'nnight ; but business washy no means brisk. Fine malt-
ing Barley in request, and a very brisk sale, at the price of
last market-day. Beans, Peas, and Oats were fiat.
HUNTINGDON, Feb. 12.—The market was fairly supplied
with Wheat and all other descriptions of Corn. The best
samples of Wheat, Barley, and Oats made last week's prices,
anything inferior must be called Is. per qr. lower. Beans
and Peas remained the same in price, with a moderate supply.
KENDAL, Feb. 12.—We had again a mall show of grain.
Potatoes were more plentiful ; the average price was 9d. per
stone of 1411 a. The weather daring the past week has been
Int and stormy.
LANCASTER, Feb. 12. Our market has been but mode-
rately supplied with grain ; in consequence of which high
prices are us some instances asked by the farmers, but not
obtained. Beans have ban done at a trifle lower from our
last week's quotations. Wheat, from 31s. to 345. per load.
Meal, Ms. to 30e.
Passrole, Feb. 12.—We have again to r• port liberal
supplies of Wheat, Oats, and Oatmeal from Ireland; and
moderate of other articles. There still appears the same dis-
inclination on the part of the millers and dealers to increase
their stocks beyond their immediate limited requirements;
end, in the absence of any disposition to purchase for invest-
ment, the trade remains to the same inactive state sa we
have bad occasioa to note for several weeks ; hence, where
salts have been forced, a Weller reduction in prices has
been submitted to. To-day Mitre was only • moderate
supply of farmers' Wheat offering, but it met a slow sale at
• reduction of 6d. per windle ; and Irish must be noted 2d.
per bushel lower. We reduce our quotations fur Flour Is.
per sack. Beans more pl-ntiful, and the turn in favour of
the buyer. Indian Cora and Indian Heil rather chasmic.
Having an ezoeedingly limited demand for Oats and for
Oatmeal, the former receded further in value 2d. per bash.,
and the latter 6d. to ls. per load. The average price of
Wheat this week is 61s. 6d. per imp. qr.
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Simwesoire, Feb. 12.-The market was languid, at the
following rata Wheat, fe. Bd. to 7s. ; Barley, 4a. 3d. to
4a. 6d.; Oats, 3.. to 4a. per imp. bushel.
SUNDZILAND. Feb. 12.-There 11111 a fair supply of
Wheat from the farmers, but there have been no erred'
coastwise daring the week. The demand wee somewhat
slow, sod sales could only be made at a re action of about
2s. per qr. on last week's rater The finest parcels of Wheat
are worth 665. to 58e. • god average quell t i ~, 52a. he 545. ;
, and esferior, 48e. to 514. The =riot being void of south-
country Whew, there is a demand foe this description at
the carnet rates, and ppod foreign is In request. Good
malting Burley is in demand. at 30s. to 345. Boos and
Peas are in moderate requod, at late rates. Oats Wee free
sale, 12'8=11 parcels, at M. to 28a. Flour is good sale, but
is la. to 2.. per seek lower. Best trouth•country is charged
411. to 425. • sad lenme-made, Ns to 39.. per sack ; and
Americas, 28.. to 30s. • and Indian Meal, 16s. to 17i. per
barrel. Averages! Wheat, 362 qn., 535. sd. Barley, 174,
34a ed.
Bernet:ow, Feb. 14.-A large supply of Wheat; the top
price for white, heavy and dry, was 55e. per qr. ; red, 631.
to 54a. ; other samples oared from 401. to 50s. In Bu is,.
much was In the market, and a great deal sole, yet holders
had to take from Is. to 2s. per qr. lass money. Oats sold
readily ; vets superior potato and Poland made 271. per qr.;
good hlack, for seed, 245. to 2.5.. ; moderate, 22a. Beans,
heat tick, made 48a to 50e. per qr. ; some sound pigeon, 46e.
to 48s. ; common, 445. Peas were plentiful ; trade brisk;