The Express.
London, England, 1847-02-12 00:00:00

N0.142.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FE8.12,1847.

iiii3erroan ditto SID lola to AlO 10a
America ditto £lO Illa. to All Ha
pa gol. of 1101 M
Funny American —.— 33 to 40
Dmitalc mid Homburg 37 to 30
CanaLui (Duty 71d. pm barrel)
French free to por IN* of IMO Ito.
ARRIVALS LNTO LONDON FROM 6th F. 10 UM FEB.
WhoaQrs. Eaidloh. Scotch. DM. Fifteen.
2430 730
Mirky
Ooto I 1120 1 .. _ I $llO 1 1
2011
Flour, 2,200 sacks ; 7,630 tonal ; mat, 2.010 tuicelera.
Leeson A V 112.400. Fm. 9.—Wheat, 74.. 4d.; Raney, N. Id.;
(MIA 31s. 11d.; Rye, SM. Id.; Beano, 355. od.; N. Sts. 01.

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IMPERIAL AVERAOE6
;Wll.ess.lll4rley. Ostso Rye. liesos.+Pess.
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9 led 541 274 1 Ms 44 Es 44 19 74
—l6 70s 34 Es 04 44,304 Sdr as 114
23 73s 34 Is ad Is 24,514 Id Is IS 31. )14
- 30 74s 114 Ms 114 22s 24 33s 341 d Ms ad
Feb. 6 73. 104 33s M 33. 04;33s 94 34. IA 7. 94
6 weeks' Ago. Aver. 71* 771 - 114{30s 24131, I 33s ad
(Three we we ea ForignOrsla.
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Btonteroffise, Faa. 11.-At this does market there
was onl a limited supply of Wheat, ma the sass melt were
at an sdv of ix to da. par goatee,. llteaseffintefts.
quarter dearer. la Oats nothing doing. cans Is. per
quarter lower. The very severe weather during the present
week, added to the advance in London and Liverpool, has
caused holders to demand much kieher priors, and, as our
buyers will not remply, little has changed hands, but tke
sales made are at an improvement of le. to 2m. per quarter,
both for Wheat and Barley. Beans very difficult to sell.
Peas little inquired for. Sons small parcels of Oats hare
been taken, at 6d. per qr. under former priers. Wheat, per
bushel of 62 lbs., English, white, 9s. 4d. to 10a. 24. ;
new, 91. 14. to 10e.; red, Bs. 9d. to 9s. 10d.;
new, tls. 9d. to 9s. Ild. ; foreign red, 9s. to 101. ; white,
9s. 4d. to 10s. 64. • Polish Odessa, 9s. 44.00 98.10 d. ; Danube,
9s. to 9s. 84. inky, per imperial quarter, 51s. 6d. to
58a. ; grinding, pr 392 lb., 475. 6d. to 49e. 6d. Oats. per
imperial quarter, English, white, 325. 64. to 44e. 6d. ; Welsh,
per 312 lb., black and white, 31e. 9d. to 34e. 6d. ; Irish (40 lb.
to 42 lb.), 345. 6d. to 37e. 6d. ; do. (37 lb. to 39 lb.), 33e. 6d.
to 35s 6d. ; black, 325. 94. to 368. 9d. Beans, per 196 lb.,
English, old, 295. 6d. to 21s. 9d. ; new, 20e. 6d. to 21s. 6d.;
Irish, 19s. 9d. to 21s. ; foreign, 19s. 64. to 224. Peas,
per imperial quarter, boiling, 58s. to 681.• grinding, per
196 1b..191. 64. to 20e. 6d. Flour, per rack of iBolb., English,
fine, 595. 6d. to 625. ; seconds, 561. to 575.
Bourret., Fen. 11.-This market has recovered the late
depression. Well.conditiooed Wheat sidle pit le. to 28. per
quarter higher than last week; but millers buy (Limp or
diseased samples with caution. Flour is without improve-
ment; holders of foreign are very firm. American, per
barrel, 425.; Canada, 40s. to 425. Maltsters are anxious to
secure good samples of Barley, at 545. to 561.; Norfolk, 60e.
to 62a.. being an advance of 21. per quarter on last week's
prices. Oats held firmly, but the consumption is much
checked by high prices. Beans, 575. to 58e. Peas, 60s. to
665. per quarter.
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Devizes, Fan. 11.—We were moderately supplied with
Wheat, which sold freely, at prices from 31. to 41., and in
some instances 54., and even 6s. per qr. above last week's
prices ; the greater part was sold off. The supply of and
demand for Barley were good, and sold at 2s. to 3s. per qr.
above the prices of last week. The supply of Oats, Beans,
and Peas was large, and they were rather cheaper. Wheat,
best white, 75e. to 84P. • red, 655. to 80s. • inferior, 495. to
635. Barley, 435. to 60i. Oats, 30s. to 38;. Beans, new,
495. to 675. Peas, 48s. to 655.

MAIDSTONP, Fee. 11. —This day we had no great show
of Wheat. There was more demand than last market day,
and prices were advanced 2s. to 3s. per qr., red fetching 68..
to 72e., and white rather more. There is not at present any
trade for Lent corn for seed, owing to the weather being so
unfavourable, and there is quite a stagnation in that part of
the trade, as very high prices are demanded and expected as
the season advances.

NEWARK, Fee. 10.-We have had a very large market,
but ♦ery little business done except among the farmers for
seed. What was done among the Wheat and Barley was
from 2s. to 4s. per quarter dearer. Wheat, white, 765. to
80s.; red, 725. to 78a. ; old white. 745. to 78s. ; old red, 675.
to 725. Barley, malting, 50s. to 60s. ; grinding, 365. to 42a.
Oats, new, 40s. to 45a. Horse Corn, 345. to 41s. Beans,
old, 545. to 565.; new, Ms. to 60a. Peas, 50s. to 545. Malt,
745. to 82s. k
Newriatt 11.-014 to hea♦y fall of snow itsdy
in tt e week, our fresh an of Wheat was small
had
Vat,
there being some quantity le over last week, we alto-
gether a tolerable quantity in offer ; it met a steady sale, at
an advance of from 2s. to 3s. per quarter. Barley in abort
supply, and 4s. per qr. dearer. Oats, Is. to 2s. dearer.
Beans and Peas stationary.
PLYMOUTH, FHB. 11.-There was a good demand for
Wheat and Barley at this morning's market, at Is. to 24. per
qr. advance. Flour, Is. per sack dearer. Supplies of grain
small.

Sturnein, Fee. 10.-At our market to-day we were
moderately supplied with Wheat, all kinds of which went
off very briskly at last week's quotations. In Barley, Beans,
and Peas, no alteration to notice. The market wee very
numerously attended. Wheat, red, 24e. to 28a. ' • fine, 275.
to 28s. ; white, 28a. to 294. Beans, per load, 20s. 88. to
21s. 6d. Peas, 20e. 6d. to 21s. 6d. Barley, per qr., 48e.
to 62a. 6d. Oats, 275. 6d. to 345. 6d.
Srocerom-ox-Tess, Fee. 10.-We had a very short up-
ply of farmers' Wheat at this day's market, and moderate
coasting arrivals, for which there is • lively demand at an
advance of full 2s. per quarter on the rates of this day week.
Malting Barley sells at our quotations, and is in request.
Oats, Buns and Peas fully maintain their value.
Flour meets' with • good sale at full prior*.
The weather is very severe, with a cover of snow.
Wheat, per quarter, Yorkshire and Durham, white,
new, 77e. to 835.; old, 775. to 795. ; red, 735. to 77.. ;
old, 675. to 765.; Norfolk and Suffolk, white, 781. to 84e.;
old, 735. to 81s. ; red, 76..t0 795. ; old, 71s. to 775. Barley,
malting, Norfolk and Suffolk, 60s. to 62a. • Chevalier, 61s. to
635. ; grinding and feeding, 61s. to 655. Rye, Norfolk and
Suffolk, 675. to 60s. Beans, small, 545. to 5&. • tick, 545. to
675. Peas, white, boiler., 621. to 725.; grey an'd maple, 62a.
to 545. Oats, potato. 344. to 385.; common, 28s. t 03.3... Flour,
country, per sack 280 lb.: 555. to 60s. • superfine, 59e. to 61s.
Foreign Wheat, Dantsic, per qr., free. 781. to 824. ; Ros-
tock and Wismar, 76e. to 80s. ; Stettin, 74.. to 785.; Danish
and Hamburg, 725. to 76e. ; Barley, Rostock and Stral-
sund, 50s. to 545. ; Danish and Swedish, 48e. to 52a.; Peas,
white, boilers, 625. to 72a.; grinding, 525. to 645.
WATERFORD, Fun. 10.-In consequence of the severity
of the weather since Saturday, our market has been scantily
supplied with grain ; but few transactions in either Wheat,
Barley, or Oats can be reported, while the see of Flour con-
tinues dull at last week's quotations. Indian Corn has spin
declined Is. per barrel, and at this reduction • fair amount
of business has been transacted.
EDINBURGH, Fee. 10.-At this day's market we had
only a moderate supply of Wheat from the growers, which
met • brisk sale at an advance of 3s. to 4s. per qr. over the
rates of last Wednesday. There was more inquiry for
foreign than we have experienced of late, and a good 1311111i-
new was done at pekes fully higher than could have been
obtained this day se'nnight. Barley was in fair demand, and
must be noted la, per qr. dearer. Oats were in good request,
and brought readily Is. per qr. more money. Beans and
Peas at a steady ale at full rates : Wheat, sold 686 qrs., top,
80e. ; average, 68s. 3d. per qr. Barley, 482 qrs. top. 57e. ;
average, 61s. Id. Oats, 841 qrs., top, doe:; average,
7s. 4d. Beans, 132 qrs., top, 66e. ' • swamp, Os. 3d.
°LARSON, Fee. 10.-Vie Greageassalls, the
coastwise continue to be on a liberal seals, =
2,900 qrs. Wheat, 6,600 Barley, 7,400 Ode, UN asaas 410
Peas, and 1,000 loads Oatmeal due the did ale. A
4,000 qrs. Irish Oats came to band lest week bat dors bags
been no further arrivals since, and nelbas
_regsrami from
abroad. During the last few days we lanhail fatness frost,
and last night there was a sliest 11l et mew.
after the date of our last dou, win= en Irish
account again appeared in ear fmloefe wilds ahem-
'Canoe tend to impart increased lbws's' be babbles, who
refused to sell at the late declinelasil
dime large asseris of
American Flour are said to have Wade. /Use was
e good attendance at thie day's et, mad numerous in-
quiries for Wheat and Flour; but there were not many
actual sales transacted. We note prices of the former rather
higher, end have to raise our quotations for the lattter le. to
2s. per barrel. Barley was in demand, at en advance
of Is. to 2a. per boll. No alteration in the value
of Oata, Oatmeal, Beans, or Peas. Wheat, per 2401 b.,
English, white, new, 38e. to 405.; red, old, 34e.
to 375. ; new, 365. to 38s. ; Scotch, white, old, 36..
to 385. • new, 334. to 365. ; Irish, red and white, old,
34e. to 36e. ; new, 345. to 365. ; Dantrie, old, 37e. to 405.;
Pomeranian, old, 354. to 38s. ; Danish, old, 345. to 36a.;
Odessa. soft, old, 34e. to 365.; Ruwian, herd, old. 365.;
Canadian, old. 35e. to 375. ; United States, old, 365. to 384.
Barley, per 3201 b., English, new, 40s. to 44g. • Berwick and
Scotch, new, 394. to 435.; Inch, new, 874. to 38a. ; foreign,
free Pomeranian, new, 395. to 41e.; free Danish,
new, 394. to 40s. Oats, per 264 lbs., Berwick and
Scotch, new, 34e. to 3.35.; prepared Irish, new, 325. to 364.
Beans, per 4 imperial bushels, English, new, 30s. to 31s. ;
Foreign, new, 295. to 304. ; Irish, per 260 lbs., new,
30s. to 31e.; Egyptian. per US lba,old, 30s. to 31s. Peas,
per 280 lb., white, new, 345. to 365. ; grey, new, 325. to
; Canadian, new, 335. to 36e. 6d. Flour, per 280 lbs.,
English, superfine, new, 58s. to 625. ; Irish ditto, new,
684. to 62a.; tine, new, 665. to 60s. • extra choice qualitiee,
new, els. to 634. ; American, per 'barrel, sweet, old, 404.
to 425. ; Canadian, sweet, old, 395. to 41s. ; sour, old, 365.
Oatmeal, per Mils., Scotch, new, 60s. to 63e. Indian Corn,
per 280 lbs., 42a. to 44e.
Barmen, Fee. 10.-The average price of Wheat for the
week ending Feb. 6, was 29f. 59e., and of Rye, 26f. 13c.,
being an increase of 30e. on the former, and a decrease of
18c on the latter, compared with the preceding week's quo-
tation.

DANTZIC, FEB. 3.—The market for Wheat was a little
flatter, in consequence of buyers not pressing so urgently.

[3d.

The *drams of ls. per quarter, which followed our last ad-
vices, was therefore not sustained, and prices remain as last
quoted-61s. to 659. for high mixed, and 675. to 625. for
mixed, according to weight and quality. A small parcel al
fine Rve had been purchased at 455. 6d. per quarter, weigh-
ing 57 lbs.per bushel, and millers were paying 45a. for 561 M,
for home consumption. The weather was damp and rainy,
and the supplies coming forward from the interior arrived in
bad condition. The transactions in Wheat on the 2nd were
cnntned to 800 qrs., at a"ove gut tations, factors refusing to
offer their samples at any reduction. Peas, 465. to 479. One
vessel had been chartered for Liverpool, at 4s 6d. per qr.
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HAMBUKON, Fee. s.—Advise from England, received
els Ostend, reporting a better tone in the Barley ?ade, and
the accounts from France and Holland being better, holders
of Barley had advanced their prier 6d. to Is. per qr. ; 365.
to 375. had bees paid, and was offering, fur d2llbs. to 5311 be.
Danish, f.o.b. in spring. Wheat and Oats were fully as
dear; a parcel of 61Slhe. to 621 be. Wismar Wheat sold at
64*. per qr., f.0.b., and Holstein at 625. to 63e. per qr., f.o.b.
Oats were in good demand ; some cargoes of fine, Us. for
381Ibs. quality, were bought for shipment to London, at
324.6 d. to 334. per qr., Cob., and inelnding freight. Oil
Cake in good demand; tine oblong Linseed Cake, at 71. 12s.
to 71. 155., Lo.b. Rape Cake at 51. 2s. 6d. per ton, f.o.b. in
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Leolioax, JAN. 30.—The advance in Wheat had con-
tinued, and several expresses having arrived from Marseilles
and CitMOS, purchases were eagerly made, both on the spot
end for delivery at all periods up to July. The trsnasetiona
during the preceding ten days had been on an extensive
scale, about 06,000 qty. on the spot, sad 22,000 to Native,
having changed hands, of which shoat 4,600 qrs. Wheat, and
3,600 qrs. Indian Corn were for English account, 26,000 qqrs.
Wheat for French and °mono account, and the remainder
for local consumption and on speculation. The arrivals
were'67,6oo qrs. Wheat. 25,e00 qrs. of which were forwarded
to Genoa and Marseilles, and the rest landed. Prices
were 661. to 675. for Marianople, 675. to 68s. for fine
61s. to 635. fie Danube; 47a. 6d. Tuscan Indian Corn,
645. 6d. to 575. 6d. for Danube and Black Sea. Freights,
10.. to 10.,. 6d. per qr. to the United Kingdom. The expor-
tation of Indian corn, &e., has been prohibited from the
the Neapolitan dominions.
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ODESSA :kw. 22.—0 n account of favourable advice, from
hence, prices bad sustained a further advance • the best
Wheats were paid u high as 435. 6d. per quarter, and
holders were asking more money. The stock of Wheat
was estimated at 700,000 ehetwerts of soft, and 70,000
ebetwerts of hard ; but out of thb while quantity there
was very little disposable, the greater part being already
in the hands of exporters The weather continued very
severe, and nearly 100 vessels of all descriptions were blocked
up in the ice. Rye is quoted 235. Bd. per quarter; Barley,
17s. to 18a. ' • Oats, 17s. ; Linseed, 361. 9d. No Indian Corn
offering for sale on delivery.
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ROSTOCK Fart. 4.-1 n consequence of the flat accounts
from England and France, and similes advice' from Hem.
hurg, there was less disposition evinced by buyers to increase
their stocks, prices were therefore nominal, at 66e. 6d. to
665. for Wheat ; 34e. 6d. to 36e. for Barley; 465. 6d. to 475.
for l'eas. The weather wu changeable, alternate thaw and
frost.

HOPS.—BOROUGH MARKET, Two C/OCk.
Mesas. Pattendeit awl Smith, Hop Factors, report that the
market is very firm.
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Weald di ante „ 4 0 tOl 0 Yeerllai 3 oid 4 0
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Pershund
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NEWBURY, Fee. 11.—Hope are improving in price,
brewers being again in active trade. The best Farnham'
make 71. to 71. 15s. ; second quality, 6/. to 61. 15s. ; hest
country Hope, grown around Farnham, about 20s. per cwt.
lower; Sussex, from 5/. to 61. 10s. ; Mid Kent., about the
same • best East Heats, 61. to 6/. 10s. ; old Hope, at from 50s.
to 55.

SKUNTS.—NEWBURY, FEB. 1 I.—First quality
Southdowns, 41. 6d. to ss. each ; second. 4s. to 4s. 3d. ;
best Cottsweld and Leicester', ss. to ss. 31. ; not selected,
4s. to 4e. 9d. each ; Calf Skins, 4d. to 41d. per lb.; large,
6s. to 6s. 6d. each ; ox Hides, heavy, 3d. per lb. ;
21d. to 21d. ; Hensel Hides, 6s. to 9s. each ; Butchers' Fat,
2s. 10d. to 3s. per lb.

CATTLE, &c.—SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.—We
hale to-day a large number of Seeds, and the demand ill
considerable. The weather being favourable and the dead
markets clearer than of late, there is a Monition to pur-
chase freely at Monday's quotations, bat the increased sup-
flycg=lb way admace in prices. TM" are 172 from
and Churnany ; about 260 hen Scotland; 136
Mach Cows; end Aeon 800 kola miens parts ef the eons-
try and the asighbesslowedef Leadan. issindleg several then
were left caste el fray The wpgly ef Map is rather
larger but NMI maven • there was i &mad for the heal
qualities, at illy late rates, but for al ether &seri=
trade was very dew. We have about 300 front H
The best Calves are readily disposed of at lteaday's pekes.
Trsde is tolseably brisk for Pigs, and late penes see telly
supported.
Ter Man 43 • Dm ad. B. 4. Pewee ofs Ita. 4. t. s. 4.
Bea Seem, Illanierds,&e. 4 t 4 4 l Pip 4 4 e 4
law 81404-15•404 SIO 4 1 Best Tomo a llelfsool6l 410 6
1445044 44•111 y Boom 3 0 3 e Best Lags 1,4014
Calm
Sews et 44451151. 11455* and lamb. 1030.1:410m IV , Pt s. no.
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BEVERLEY, FEB, 10.—There wu a Asir supply of Besets
and Sheep, nearly all of which were sold at the following
prices :—Beef, Bs. to 7s. per at. Mutton, 515. to 6d. per lb.
DERBY, FED. 9.—There wu about an average supply of
Hearts and Sheep this morning. Pigs and Calves were
scarce. Beef made from 54d. to 6d. ; Mutton, 6d. to 7d. ;
Veal, 6j5. to 7d. per lb.
MALTON, FEB. 9.—We had a better show of stock at
this market than we have bad for some weeks past, and some
little advance in prices; some few wentaway unsold. There
was a great show of Pip, which realised very low prim.
Store Pigs fetched from 11. to 11. 155., and small Pigs from
about 12s. to 18e. each. A good show of meat, for which
the following prices may be quoted : Beef, per lb., 6d. to
75. ; Mutton, sd. to 60. ; Veal, 64d. to 74d. ; Pork, bd. to
6d. Bacon Pigs, per st., 6s. 3d. ; pork Pigs, ss. Bd. to 6s. ;
small Hams, 71. 6d.
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SALTOILD: Feb. 10.—Though the show of Beasts and
Sheep to-day was not large, u the demand was rather
limited, it was found &Scutt to rapport last currency.
Everything prime, was, however, sold up.
ROTHERHAM, FEB. B.—The show of both Beasts and
Sheep was larger than usual, and of a superior quality. The
attendance of buyers being very numerous, caused a brisk
sale in both trades, and Mutton was rather higher than bat
week's quotations; all sold up. Beef, 6e. 6d. to 61. 9d. ;
prime, 7s. per stone ; Mutton, M. to sid. per lb. Beasts,
298 ; Sheep, 3,400.
WAKBFIELD, FEB. 10.—We have had a fair supply of
stock at our market this morning, with a good attendance of
buyers. Mutton, 6d. per lb. ; Beef, Se. 6d. per stone. Sheep,
5,200; Beasts, 500. We have had a large supply of lean
cattle and calrets.

EDINBURGH, Fee. 10.—The supply of Sheep was greater
than last week. Sales dull, with the exception of several
lots of superior Wadden ; prices barely so high as last week.
Top of best mutton, 6d. ; current, 6d. • inferior, lid. to 4d.
per lb. A large number of inferior aorta wm unsold, mia.
amity ewes. There was an extraordinarily large suppiy
of
cattle, the greater part in good condition, but hem the over.
abundant supply, prices had a tendency downwards. no
current top pries was not more than 7s. 9d. ; current, 7s. U 4
middling and inferior kinds, from 6s. 6d. to 6s. per Dunk
stone ; and a considerable number unsold. Mack Cows
were not numerous, and those of superior quality wens
scarce ; a few sold at from 17f. to 184 10s. There were very
few purchasers in the market.
GLASGOW, Fee. B.—There was • large supply of Cattle at
market this morning, and a decline consequently took place
upon the prices of last week. Top price of Beef. 102. 3d.
per stone of 221 lbs., sinking the offal ; second quality,
Os. 9d. ; Cow and ordinary, 9s. The supply of Sheep was
also large, and a corresponding decline in prices was expe-
rienced. Best black-faced Wethers, 245. to 325. ; Ewes, 14m
to 20s. There were also a few Cheviots at market, the reign
of which we did not learn. We believe a number of both
Cattle and Sheep left the market unsold.