The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-13 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, 1849. .„

Foreleg anivalitere: 5,600 qrs. Wheat. and 310 qt. Barley ;
Irish and Cauterise, 17 vs. Wheat, 25 Barley. 682.0 m.,
1,300 sack, and 7128 barrels of Flour, sod 337 me. Beans.
At tc-day's market there was moue amuse, and IL per qr.
ulnae pretty g. sway obtained au foreign Wheat ; low
inspare held for more. That is abettor eale;and 1341. to
le. peV mehothlC; for' sorts that keep dense this bed
season. • Bads, Naval& SF nut 'Fin* Oats'
rather batter, sad all sorts held with more firmasse.
Fitstotan, April 12.-The supply of Wheat at tills day's
market was limited. The demand fir floe qualities was
good, at an advance of Is. to 2.. per qr. over the currencUed I
last week. Wheat nom 71. to 141. per load. Bann, Ne.
to 30s. per qr. Oats, 17s. to Ws. Peas, 345. to 40.. Beam,
345. t 6 40a.
GODLIMUIO, April 11.-There was no material alteratioa
from last week to note is the trade or prime( any description
Omaha at this market to-day. Red Wheat, 3135. to 44e.
wwhir, 38s. to 66.. Barley, 20s. to 28s. Feat, 325. to 365.;
Bears, 30s. to 38s. Oats, 14s. to 225. per qr.
MAIDSTONS, April 12.-We had a very short supply of
home-grows Wheat to-day, and as most sallies, were pur-
chasers of that ankle, the prim raven be quoted le. per qr.
dearer. In Lent Corn than was likewise an improvement
in pries, and • ready sale for nod descriptions of grain, par-
ticularly Oate, which fully maintain their price. Barley
firm. Sews and Yeas unsling&
Mutionoreas,
_Apia 12.-We have had • very shod
supply of Wheat to-day. The trade was firm for dry, good
qualities; in same instanols rather more was made. 131teeY
was very slow in sale. Buns and Pees rather lower.
NZITIOHY, April 12.-We had a tolerable supply of
Wheat this day, which zest a better sale, at Is. per qr. more
aseuey. The supply of Barley only moderate, and no alte-
ration in price. Oats emeedingly dull ; also enema Yeas.
Priestotnn, April 12.-Then was a good attendance of
millers at market this monism, and some sales of Wheat
wen made at le. to la. 62. advisees on the pric e of ten days
dam; but this rise having been insisted upon checked sale..
The improvement in Wheat has csus-d more demand for
Floor, bat so Memos in price; fine, 36a. par sack. Barley,
malting sad grinding, dull. Beans a slow sale ;so are
Oats. The woether has been generally dry sad favourable
for spring tillage, now well advanced, and the Wheat plant
generally looks welL
ROYSTON, April 11.-The market this day assumed a
firmer tom Lir Wheat and Barley, and a slight advance on
ends was no read!. Wheat, 25s to 32.. per load. Barley,
SM. to 34.. per q-. Oats, 13a. to 226.
erocianx.on-Tens, April 11.-Ws had a fair supply of
Wheat at tkla day's market, for width there was s good sale,
at prices rather eloeediog the rates of this day week. Foreign
in good demand at en advance of Is. per qr. on last werk's
prices. Barley in moderate mare. The supply of oda
and Beans was large, a great proportion of whin remained
over enfold, sellers being very reluctant to accept of lower
prime. In other articl no change. Tao prices
British : Wheat, par qr.,es of 531 b. to the bushel, Durham
and Yorkshire, red, 41a. to 48..; white, 48s. to 525. ;
south country, red, 46e. to 47e.; white, 495. to 615.;
Oata, feed, per quarter, 14s. to 205.; potato, 22a. to
Ns. Beans, new, 275. to 305.; old, 34e. to 3415. Flour per
sack of 280th.., fine, 33e. to 341. ' • superfine, 30e. to
375. Oatmeal, per sack of 2801 M, Scotch, 27.. to 28s.
ppeer qr. Foreign : Wheat, per qr. of 631 b.. to the bushel,
Re took, Wismar, and Stralsund, 465. to 475. Hamburg
and Stettin, 45e. to 46e. ; Holstein and Danish, 46e. to 465.
Barley, malting, per imp. qr , 245, to 25e. • grinding, 225. to
24.. Oats, Dutch and Friesland, 17e. to 245. Peas, boiling,
28.. to 30s. Rye, 24e. to 26e. Clover Steel, red, per cwt.,
34a to 36e. ; white, 366. to 445.
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triautook, April 12.—A rather large supply of Wbeat
at to-day's market, which met a ready sale, at prices from
6.. to 10s per load over those of hat week. Barley, for
sowiug, was in demand ; other descriptions of Lent Corn a
very dull sale.
WORKINGTON. Aphlll.—At this morning's market there
WY a gi.od attendance of farmers and millers. Tree quantity
of grain ou offer was not large, aid the business done was
only of a retail characttr, the millers not purchasing beyond
their immediate wants. In price.* there was little of no al
teraihn from l.st week's report. Wheat, top, 22e. ; itifcrior,
18a, 'Laity, top, 111. ; inferior, 101. Oat., Bs. 6d.; kraal 4,
Is. 6d. per three imp. butlitLi.
WATIIIITORD, April 11.—The improved acecuuts from
Mark-lane skis morning have imparted more firmness to our
market, and all kinds of grain as well as Flour are heid for
more money. Bwi tees to-day has in coactqueuce been
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Evisatraod April IL-Then was a good supply of
Wheat from the growers at market this morning ; the bulk
Whig, however, of inferior quality mused the sale to be dull,
at about previous prime. There was more inquiry for foreign
than bra been exp.:lanced for some weeks, and a good busi-
neee was done to consumers. at an advance of ls. per qr.
over the prices of last Wednesday. Barley met a lair sae,
o star rates. Oats were In b:tter demised, espe:ielly the
fi.ier qualities, and such were 61. to ls. per qr. d . Beene
and Peas unaltered. Wheat, top, 635.; neaten, 46,. 11J.
Barley, up, 34e.; average, 27.. Oats, top, 225. ; average,
19s 91. Beans, top, 31s ; Beans, 281. Id.
Gussoow, April 11.-The imports from Ireland continue
quite trivial, eat from foreign p mte the arrivals in the Clyde
stone the 4th net. have consisted of 840 sacks of Flo.ir from
Preece, and 710 brim. from Azurite. Via Grangemoutn
the supplies from abroad during the same period have been
2,633 qrs Wheat, 2,890 qrs. Barley, mid 700 qrs. Beans' and
from the coast, 1,100 qrs. Wheat, and 2,269 qrs. Barley have
come tottered The announcement of the blockade es SAM of
the Baltic porta and of three of the ptiocipal German rivers
has imparted firmness to the trade, and to the sales made
within the last day or two, rather better priors were ob-
tained for all good qualities of Wheat; and Oita an 1 Barley
were held for somewhat higher retie. This day's market
was well &Vended ; but the advrou d rates required for must
articles bad the usual effect of checking Lilac About 64.
per boll over previous quotations w m obtained for Whea',
and Barley and Os*. were each 3J. to Gd. dearer then last
week, with few of the latter offering. Oatmeal and Flour in
good request, at fall prices. Beane and Peas without site-
ra'ion. Prices: Wheat, per 2401 b., English, white,
old, 245. to 25e. Od.; new, 22. 6d. to 23e. 6d. ; red, old,
235. to 24e. 01. ; new, 21s. 64. to 225. 64. ; Scotch, white, old,
245. Oi to 24.. 63. ; new, 20s. Od. to 235. Od. ; Irish, red
and white, new, 21s. 03. to 225. ; Dantsic, old, 244. Od. to
255. Od.; new, 235. 6d. to 245. 6d. • Pomeranian, old, 235. to
241. 6d. ; new, 21s. 64. to 2`2s. 6d. ; Danish, old, 22a. 04. to
23e. 04. •. new, 19t. 6d. to 725. Od.; Odessa, soft, old, 21e.
to 21. 68. ' • Canadian, 21s. 6d. to 225. 6d. ; United
Stater, 21s. Gd to 225. 6d. Barley, per 3201b5., Bar-
wick and Scotch, new, 18s. OJ. to 19s. ; Irish, new,
16s 6d. to 17e. • foreign, free Pomeranian, &c., old, 17a. 6d.
to 18a. Od.; lianish, 16s. 6d. to 17s. 3d. Oats, per 2611%.,
Berwick and Scotch, new, 15.. 03. to 15s. 6J.; Irish,
Wexford, tfic , new, 141. 6d. to 16e. 03. ; Limerick, &c.,
new, 15s. 6d. to 16.. Oil. ; nun, prepared, old, 16s. 3d. ;
foreign, Rue.,old, 14s. Bd. to 15s. Danish, old, 14e. to 140.
Beans, foreign, per 4 imp. huh., old, 131. 6d. to 14s. ; new,
14e. to 14s 6d. • Irish, 2601 b , new, 14s. to 14s. 6.3. ;
Egyptian, per 2841b5., old, 14e. Od. to 14s. 61. Peas, 28013.1.,
white, old, 15s. to 151. 6d. ; grey, 14s. 6d. to 15s. Flour,
per 2801ba., English, superfine, old, 35e. Od. to 364. Od.;
Irish, 340. to 355.; fine, old, 33e. to s.; extra choice qua
lilies, 366. Off. to 37*. ' • American, per barrel, meet, old,
24n. 6d. to 256.• Canadian, sweet, 245. 64. to lit.; sour,
25e. Od. Oatmeal, per 2801 n, Irish, common cut, 265. to
27..0d. Indian Corn, per 28011 w.. 16s. to 17..

CATTLE, &c. SMITHFIELD, Two o' Clock. --
The supply of Beasts is small and trade a little more cheer-
ful; 3r. Bd. is pretty g Ily given for the choicest kinds.
A better clearance is effected than of late. The number
of Stusp and Lamb+ it by no means large for the season ;
trade is more active for the former, but it is v. ry
difficult to obtain the slightest advance in price;
the cold weather causes a dull gee for the latter,
at a reducitn of about 4d. per 81b. Good Calves 111.1141.
tain late quotations • these, however, are scarce. Middling
kinds do not sell r:adily at reduced prices. Trade is brisk
for Pigs, as rather mere money. From Germany and Hol-
land we have 2 Beasts, 20 Stump, sad 64 Calves; from Soo'-
land, 200 Beasts; and 132 Mitch Cows from the Home
Counties.

1.47a408 of 81ba a IL a d.
est 8844 a. IlanKonla 9 3 8
MIK Short-bores
aWssaid taigas na.A. • 3 2 10
nes 3 6 0
4 4 0
Pea Dm a /leitarals 4 4 4
Mao el rat" 63b: lbw,

Pm stem et Ebe. e. a. sh d.
Dot Dm. WAAL 86 3 3 8
Den Lommeolo 3 4 0
De. de. Oben
Ems sod emeerd graft 8
De. as. Mom .. 3 3 33 0
mil lads. 8.888: Oahu. 231;

BLUM= GMAT Fats, April 11.—This important cattle
fair comotenced on Monday. The supply 'needed in mam-
ba the first day of last year. The increase may be chiefly
accounted for from the sellers sot submitting to the minus
prices that have Deem offerod of late, raeMag their nano,
of doing better at this celebrated ar. The droves of Devon,
Hereford, Einerez. and Sc -tab Beasts were very good. The
buyers were very numerous, and as early as dine 'Adak
sows of the primest beasts were selected. The following
wen the top prime : Best Demos, three rots old, 101. to
121. ; second-rate, 81. to 91.; Herefords. 81. to 91. 10s. ; best
Bents, 71. to 91. per head ; Stores Boasts, 'mast of which
wen" mid to go to work, made from 121. to 161. per head ;
Welsh and Ayrshire Beasts were offered at wry law Isaias,
bat few lots being sold ; beet York*hire Cows, with a calf
by their side, made from 141. to 161,; is CalvesChree you*
old, 101. to 131. The prises generally were hum 20 to 30 per
met. below those of last year. %lon was a full fair
of Horns of every description, sins, sad (polity, with a
great number of Welsh mad Street Posies; yobse young
cart Hanes, suitable for London werli,sald freely, at from
60 to 65 gonna each. Nagy, fee TWA, or drinag, from
four to six yearn old, brought high pleas from 40 to 60p
being freely gave. Small Ponies, nadir things heads,
made extrsorsbnatily high priors, 30 to 31 gainer, is many
instances, being given for a pair wsh matabad; Shetland
pecks, 71 to 101. each. There was a greet desience made
of Cattle and Horses on Iffoadey. Oa Wednesday the fair
was equally well attended by salaam and graders as the
that day. Basinris tommeneed 'NW► earlier, several lots of
the best store Bess being sold by eleven o'clock, at rather
better pr cos. The business in the Boras fair was very brisk.
the best cat Bean keeping up the ant de's aka, $5
high as 66 animas being given in many immune ; mem&
reds, 26 to 40
Beg Horses, at 25 to 36 gobs= sect, he she
nee of the French goverament. Pais wits 1$ Insi• folly
maintained the first day's prises, 12 to 15_frimmt soli Wing
the opinion price. Pigs were plaudit ; Senn Hon, 3e. ed.
to 4e. per stone of 8 i Stage Pi" *OM 17e. to 355. each
sucking Pitts,to 10s. seek. This is but little stook of
any kind lift for ihis day's fair.
Emicamm. April 11.—Of Shoop sales very "hll, and
prigs a shed, lower. The top like of hest Mattes ilest•
pa lb. ; mursat, 41al. to 6d. ; middling sad faketer, from
3d. to 4W. Of settle ales rather dull, and lest were aisle
down fully 85. per stone. One wry wawa, let wag sold at
23i per head, Wog about 7s. dd. par Doti Mims Ter
prior of the be.' mot Beef, 75.; ca_ronts de. IL WI;
isiddlies and Junior, h. to Ga. par DIM gem .*