The Express.
London, England, 1847-02-23 00:00:00

Dosessr an, Fct. 20.-There was a large supply of
Wheat, and the trade was consequently very dull, the
fittest samples saing abaut 61. to Is., and ordinary qua' ities
fully Is. below ksst week's prices. The greater portion of
the samples were held over. Oats and BMA each lan er;
thelsttxr fully 6.1. For Barley prices were fully 2,. low, r,
Wheat, new, 2.35. to 275.; floe, 28s to 295. 6d.; old, 225. to
265.; fine, 2s. to 28s. Blendcorn, 19s. to 225. ; fine, 235. to
Zia. Rye, 19;. to 20s. ; fine, 21s. Beans, 19.. to 20s. ;
fine, 21s. to 224. ; old, 19s. to 209. P.n.s, grey, 19s. to 20s. ;
fine, 23a„; white, 20s. per 3 bushels. Oats, 235. to 295. ;
I fine, newt 30s. to 38s. ; old, 26J. to 31s. ; tine, 30s. to 38‘.
Barley, ls. to 575. ; fine melting 665. per qr.
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11 ACTIN4UON, FEB. 20.—The supply of Wheat was
moderate, and goad parcels maintained the prices of last
week; damp ones were ntglec.cd. B►rley was in fair
supply, and brought about as much mouey u last week.
Beans, Peas, and O►ts were dull of sale, and rather easier to
buy.
K ENDAL, Fiji. 20.—Wa had but a small supply of grain,
which was sold at an advanced price.

K RION, Fee. 22.—The supply of Wheat WSW moderate,
and prices remain as last week. Barley is still scarce, rod
superior qualities met a ready sale at full rates. In other
gran there is no alteration. Wheat, 68a. to 82s. Barley,
.50s. to 60e. Oats, 38s. to 455. per qr.

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tatomisraa., Foe. 20.—Wkeat did bet support the prime
of last week. Barley, Oats, and Betas remelts about as last
quoted. Wheat, 755. t 3 80s. B uley, 511. to 601. Oats,
Its, to 40•. Beans, as. to GO,. Flour, fine, Gls. ; seconds,
695.; thirds, 87s.

MALTON, FEB. 20.—We have had a limited quantity of all
grain. Wheat and Barley le., and Oats 4d. per Ittone
lower. Wheat, red, 70s. to 80s. ; white, 78.. to 84.. per 40
stone. Barley, 50. to 6e.m. per 32 stone. Oats, 16d. to 17d.
per stone.
NORTHAVerON, FEB. 20.—A good show of Wheat, and
the trade very heavy, at a decline of Is. Barley selling et
ahout Lust week's prices. Oats and Beans ea- h dull at former
rates.

Norrmousu, Fen. 20.—Wheat and Barley M large sup-
ply, and to effect sales a decline of lc per qr. was submitted
to. Beans and Oats dull. Wheat, white, old, per 36 stone,
741. to 795. red, 718. to 775.; white, new, lee. to 82g.; red,
75a. to 79.. Barley, per qr., grinding, 60s. ; malting, 52.. to
598. Oats, per 21 atone, 37... to 42a. ; new, 36.. to 43.. Beans,
per 38 stone, 645. to 61s. •, new, 6?.. to 60.. Flour, per 20
stone, superfine, 68s. to Gls.; fine, 555. to 575.

PETBRBOROVOH, FEB. 20.—Wl.cat dull, at a decline of 2s.
from the extreme rotas of last week. Barley, Is. to 2s. lower.
Oats and Beans both rather cheaper. Wheat, new, 70. t. to
71s. ; tinc, 78s. ; do. old rod, 70s. ; flue, 745. ; do. white,
78s. to 803. Barley 5 ' 43. to 505.; fine, 58.. • (It. grinding,
50s. to 52a. Oats, 32', to 31s. ; flue, 38s. licuns, 511. to 565.

PLYstorrst, Fem. 22.—Oar =vita to day was firm, but
no advance could be obtained for Wheat. Barley in de-
mand at 445. to Ms. per qr. Fiue Flour firm at 60i. per sack.
PRESTON, Fen. 20.—Trade flat. Wheat ls. per windle
lower: %bite, 36e. to 368. 6d.; yellow, 355. 6.1. to 378. 6d.
per 22011,5. Barley as last reported. Beans fully support
last week's rates. Oats nominally unaltered in ♦alue. Oat-
meal sold slowly, at last week's advance, fair to prime 51s.
to 535. per 210 lbs.
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RICRYOSO (YORKSHIRE), FED. 20.—Wheat advanced
Is. 6d. per hush— but other grains remained murk the ume
as last week. Wheat, 93. 6,1. to 12s. Oats, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 8(1.
Burley, 63. to fa. 6d. Beans, 68.6 d. to 7s. 6d. per bush.
Burtawsacar, FEB. 20.—The market wu well attended.
Wheat and Barley sold slowly, at a reduction. Oces were
dispos of readily, at an advance. The trade ruled as fol-
lows : Wheat, As Bd. to 9s. 4d. Barley, 76. 2d. to 7'. 7d.
Oats, 43. to Se. 2d. per imp. hush.
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WARXINSTEIL, FEB. 20.—We had a large supply of each
sort of grain, particularly new Beans, all of which met a
reduction in price. Wheat. 70s. to Wh. ; Barley, 445. to 591.;
Oats, 28s. to 335.; Beans, 50s. to 545.
KIIIKALDY, Part. 20.—The supplies of all kinds of grain
were moderately good,and,high prices being demanded, sales
were tardy, closing at an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. on all
sort'. Wheat, 635. to 765. ; Barley, 476. to 645. ; Oat., 375.
to 445. ; Beans and Peas, 675. to 664. per qr. Oatmeal, 61s.
to 62.. per bag of 280 lba.

HOPS.—BOROUGH MARKET, Two ot Clock.
Mesas. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the
market is firm.

17171.471140'...1.0:47,P.P4rt 11.11 e 41.11 I Yearling Kest... p. 6141. N. I le V. •
Wasld et USW „ 4 oto • • Pearling „ • oto 4 •
Saws „ 11300 4 10 OW Hope .. . „ f 000 6 •
11111114 M.

HAY.—SMTTUFIELD, Two o'clock.—Messrs. Cooper
and Davi., Hay awl Straw Salesmen, report sales at the Col
low;np prices :
row. Meadow :Oa to 764. I Rawea....aaa to No I Straw.... 30e. to M.
latent. Una.. lla to Ma. tAoter AO, to too..

CATTLE, &C.—COLCHESTER, Fee. 20.—There
were rather more Beasts at market than of late, amongst
which were several lots of very good fat ones, which found
ready purchasers on quite as good terms as fur several weeks
put. Lean Beasts continue dull in sale. Sheep were very
short in supply, and nearly all disposed of at rather improved
prices. There was no material alteration in the value of
although sales were freely effected.
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Nonwtew, Fits. 20.-Our market exhibited a very small
show of store cattle, although but few buyers, a little more
anxiety was shown to purchase, and we hope for more sales
at improving prices. A fresh drove of Scots will be offered
on Saturday neat. Fat beasts were few in number, and a
dull sale, at from 7s. to 7s. 6d. per stone of 14 lbs. The
sheep pens were better tilled, there being a great many
buyers. AU the hoggets were quickly sold, at from ls. to
Is. 61. per head advance upon last week's prices. Fat Sheep
• bad sale, at from Bs. to Bs. &I. per stone. In store Pigs
but little doing. Fat Pork, 6s. 9d. to 7s. per stone of 14 lbs.
WINCHESTER FAIR, FEE. 22.-The show of lean stock
was large, and trade rather dull, at prices 2s. to 30. each
lower. The Cows were generally poor in body and quality,
making from 91. to IV. each. Large Calves, 40s. to 50s.
each ; sucking do , 255. to 30s. There was a large supply of
Nag and Cart Horses, also some pretty forest and other
Ponies. The best riding and driving were sold freely at
high terms. As much as 401. to 4.51. was given this day for
good saddle and gig Ilorses ; from 301. to 401. for draft cart
Rises and Colts; from 61. to 10/. for best Ponies ; and from
3/. to 41. for forest do. The interior descriptions were not
so saleable. Fat large Hogs sold at from 10s. to 10s. 6d. per
score ; small do., from 10s. 6d. to lls., went off freely.
Store Hogs sold at about toe prices made for the last month.
More than half found purchasers, some stores fetching 401.
to 455. each ; Sows in Pig, 40s. to 50s. ; small Pigs, 154.'0205.

Grasmou.—Letters from Mualch (Bavaria) slabs that a depobafloe
of Kurombow have obtained from Um 1r the iinninume that Iforern-
berg will be &only docianst a ms pen. The °polo( of Os lathrigs
Cunal has had au Wmesse Whore all INIMINIA • Ole rim of wool
alone has idlootimaildid. Thaw lo a pima tooiflrtmaraYslka
little Ant leifilk OMR WO 1r Ilmalbo. moor
which would op= a aommideatlea yak the Ms" owl Ns Inman
market to wood from the forested Bavaria. The free tam* will
has just been accorded to all foreign goods transported so the
(UAL, and the penyeenee of the abolition of duties oaths Ihri4
soon give to the Ludwiprs Canal that commercial Importance which
King Ludwig had in Mew wheal be mentnenced this great work.
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Ponsso.—A letter hers Wersow of the 11th inst. dates that the
administrative °omen of the biegdom of Poland has prohibited the
exportation of rye, barley, Soar, and oatmeal, from the 20th of March
to the Ist of August. 1647. The distilling of brandy is likewise prcei-
bited from the 20th of Mirth.

SHIPPING.

MAILS ARRIVED: 3, Dublin; 2, Waterford; 1, Dos
naghadee ; 1, French ; 1, Flanders.
LONDON, Feb. 23.—Wind this day at noon, B. by N.,
moderate breeze, and hazy.
DEAL, Feb. 22.—Strong.—Arrived : Samuel Enderby,
South Sees; Royal Albert, Hong Kong; Statira, Jamaica;
Joseph Omelet., Singapore; Cybele, Berbiee ; Bornholm
Charlestown ; Trade, New York. Arrived from the river :
William and Mary Brown, Ceylon; Mary, Callao; Reserve,
Demerara ; Catherine and Elizabeth, St. Vinoenta ; Lavinia,
Havannah.
Fatrouvit, Feb. 22.-8. E., fresh.—Sailed Tornatin,
Rio Janeiro; J. Watson, New York. Off port: Young
Queen, Havannah, for Leith.
BRISTOL. Feb. 22.—N.W., light.—Sailed: Caroline,
Tobsgl. Put hack Elizabeth, for Baltimore.
Coax, Feb. 17.—5. W., very strong.—Off port: Senator,
Batavia.
HULL, Feb. 21.—S.W.—Arrived: Esther, Calcutta;
Helvellyn, Madras; Lerma, St. Johns; Yarmouth, Per-
nambuco ; fiche, and Sarah and El:mbeth, Greenland.
SWANSEA, Feb. 21.—The Beechin Castle, Boston, for
Adelaide, is wrecked below the Mumbles ; the decks came
ashore in Saingland Bay.
SHIELDS, Feb. 21.—Sailed: William Metcalf, New York.
DARTMOUTH, Feb. 22.-B.E.—Sailed: Paßu, Baltimore;
Velocity, Jamaica.
ILFRACOMBE, Feb. 22. —W.N.W.—Sailed : Robert New-
ton, New York.
Cowes., Feb. 22 Julius Cesar, New Orleans.
TORRAY.—Sailed : Bengal, New Orleans; Rolla, New
York; Newcastle Packet, New York; Kate, Bahia; Bar-
bara, Tobago; Christina, Sierra Leone; Nunez, Rio
Janeiro ; and the whole of the wind-bound.
OFF THE LlZARD.—Warlock, Shanghai.
CLYDE. Feb. 18.—Sailed: Asa, Boston.
GALWAY, Feb. 13.—Arrived : Susan, Boston.
BELFAST, Feb. 20. —8.8. W.— Arrived Warrington],
Demerara.
DUNDEE, F. b. 19.—Arrived Winneganer, New Orleans.
CARDIFF, Feb. 20.—The Rienzi, from Plymouth to this
port, on shore on Sally Island, has become a sotal wreck.

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