The Express.
London, England, 1847-04-07 00:00:00

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' 425. to 50s. Oats, 28s. to 32e. • Danish, 265. to 305.: Randall.
30s. to 34a. Beano, 48e. to (48.; foreign. 48e. to Ms. Per,
white and yellow, Ms. to 583. Linseed, crushing, 365. to
48s. • feeding, 48,.. to 525. Rapeseed, per 10 qrs., 291.
Linseed Cakes, English, per tor, 101. 15s. ; foreign, 81. to
101. Rape Cakes, 61.
Ip.wicit, APRIL 6.—ln consequence of this being Wood.
bridge fair-rine, the attend.cice of farmers was very small,
cod the business done trivial in the extreme. Wheats
fetched fully last Tuesday's rates. Scarcely any B trley or
Beans epprared. Malt, which could last week hove beat
bought at 681. to 20r., would this day have brought 73e. to
755.

LEEDS, An ti. 6.-Our arrivals of Wheat arc trivial, and
the show from grausry very small; the rates of Friday are
exceeded by fully Is. per qr. Barley is fully as deer, and
this cord weather muses more inqutry for the article. Oats
and Shelling steady. Beans without altriotion. Arrivals
this week: Wheat, 1,421 qrs.; Oats, 432; .arley, 1,378;
Beans, 214; Shelling, 20; Rapeseed, 1,451.
LEIGHTON Bess lat., ATI/IL 6.-At tliis day's market
there wu a large supply of Wheat offering. and but very
foie buyers. The little business done was at a trifle ender
the rates of this dim week. Barley, a short supply, but still
droopiug in value. Beans and Peas almost nominal in value.
Wheat, per load of 3 bushels, 434. to 475. I arley, per cr.
imperial, 425. to 13e. Beaus, per 5 bushels, 295. to 325.
Peas, 30.. to 345.
LtvEnrooL, Amur. G.-Except about 2,000 qm. of Oats,
we hare Ter- little grain fresh in from Irelan 1 ; and, be end
fair quantity of Wheat and Malt coastwise, the arrivals
tlii nee since this day week ore trivial; whilst those from
Europe end Americo togetlier tarnish a good :opply of
It, lisrley, and Indian Corn, but of Fleur 5,1;5 barrels
oily. Having a numerous attendance of home and country
millers at our Corn Exchange to-day. English and foreign
Wheys wee- in lively requist, principally far Wel inland
counties and Ireland; prime samples, hove. wee, were in a
few eases oflered antr.ewhat below our List quotations,
which for the general runs were fully maintained, the trade
on the whole closing with a firm expert. Sack Flour,
being without inquiry, was nominal in vele.. American,
on the contrary, eentinued to move freely to miler % and con-
sum• en, western brim& commanding 64. nor barrel over the
run wary of this day wiak. Barley and Malt, being unsaleable,
deeliued 2s. per qr. Beans wet e also dull at a limits de-
pression, and Pcua ao turn loser. Oats, in consequence of
holders submitting to a earth, r reduction of Id. per 431 b.,
were taken rather more freey than of bet . Oatmeal re-
mained in clew request, at former prices. With a continued
ac:ice demand tor Ireland, the sales rf Indian Corm
this morning have been very considerable, at from
to U. per OM. over the rates of this day week, Indian
Meal at the same time selling readily at 261. per barrel.
British : Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, new, 10a. G,.to
10. PM.; extra, 10: 9d. to Ils. ; white, new, Inv. fid. to
I h.; extra, Ile. to Ils. 4.1.; Irish , red, net., 9e. 10d. to
10s. 2d.; extra, 10:. 3d. to 101. 6.1.• white, new, 10*. to
10.. 6.1. 8e,!,',, English, per quarter, new, 495. to 51s. ;
Chevalier, 03s. to eh.. ; bentili and Irish, per GO lb., new,
Gs. 2d. to 6,. 6d. Malt, English, per qoarter, pale,
68s. to bOs. Oats, English and Scotch, per 45 lb.. new,
fos. to 5,. 241. ; seed, 3d. to Se. 7d. • Welsh,
new, .. to S,.s. Id.; Irish, fine quantity, new. 'ss. Id. to
ss. .5
2d. ; general qualities, new, se. to oe. Beans,
English, per quarter, 325. te 55.. ; l'igeon. 345. tO
564. Scotch and Irish, per 430 lb., new. 475. to 495.
Peas, English, per quarter, white, 675. to 63e. ; do. and
Irish, eery, 525. to Ss. 1-hue, per 280 lb., }Mali*
and Irish, fine, 430. to 19, ; superfine, file. to 571.•
extra, 00.. to 695. Oatmeal, per load of 7.1.11 h.,
new, 435. to Ma ; old, 44.1. to st"'s. ; Canadian,
old, 445. to 48s. Bran, 21 lb., Is. 9.1. to le. 10,1.
Foreign: Wheat, per 70:b., Canadian, free, red, Ins. 3d.
to 104. 6d. ; white, 10s. 32. to 10s. 9.1. ; United States, red,
10'. Gel. to 10s. 9d.; white, 100. Pd. to lle. 3d.; Duthie,
mixed and red, 10.. 3d. to 104. 6d. • high mixed, 111. to
111.6 d.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 'red, 104. 141. to 101. 9d.;
white, 10s. 6d. to Ils. ; Riga and Petersburg, red, 10a. 21. to
10a. 4,e1.; Archangel, 104. to 10..21; Odessa, einumon, red,
Rh. to lee. 2d. ; l'olish, 10s. 3d. to 10.. fel ; French,
Spanish. and Italian, red, 10s. 2d. to lii. ; white,
10c 43. to 10s. 6d.; Itannat and Marianopoli, red, 10s. 2d. to
10.. 641. • Egyptian, As. 3d. to Us. 6d.; Mediterranean, Rte.,
hard, ok, 9a. 3d. to 94.9 d. Rao, per qr., it ~tie, &e., 40s.
to 42e. Barley, per 601 b., grinding and di.tiltine, is, 24. to
Gs. lid. Oats, per 451 h., Os. 2.1. to 54.4.1. Brans, perqoarter,
European, 17s. to 0Is.; Egyptian. per 4h01b.. M. to 40s.
Peas, per qr.. Baltic, white, 084. to 62r.: Canadian, 565.
to Ns. Indult Corn, per 4801 b., 50a. to 53s Gel. Inelian Meal,
per *errs! of 19611)., 25.. to 26.. Flour, per barrel of
1961 h., Canadian, sweet, 365. to 38s. • United States,
sweet, 365. to 38a.; United States and Cana-:.an, Four,
83e. Ga. to 341. Arrivals into Liverpool an .1 Rueccon frogs-
60th March to oth April, inclusive: Wheat, It. Sri qrs. ;
Bewley, 3.227; Melt, 2.321; Oats, 2,707: Berns, 006; Peas,
1104; 'lndian Corn, 16,315 ; Oatmeal, 19.5 sacks; Flour, 280
*eke, 8,348 barrels.
LYKN, Alma 6.-A small supply of Wl:cat te-day, and
Jut week's priest fully supported. to best Barley no alters.
cion ; all inferior Is. to 2a. per qr. lower. Wheat, 6111**
4131b5., 70s. to 730.; white, Barley, beet. 445. to 465,;
stained, 38a. to 10s. Beans, 00s. to 525. Oats, 17.1. per st.
SALISIieDT, Arlen. 6.-A great supply of Wheat, yet the
prices could not be stated loser for best, and tut Is. decline
tor inferior Wheats. A few ample. reached 19/. per load;
others 185.; common. 171. Barley still dealii.ing, the best
bright sampl a, weighing 11 Iwo,, fetched but Otes. per qr. •
very good at 48s. ; and other lair samples from 44.. to 46i,
Oat* were offered at Is. per qr. Iss money. Fine Pelands,
31.. per qr. • good blocks, 284. Some tair and sweet eamples
sold at 2.455.. to 265. Dues were offered at Is. p. r qr. less
money. Peas and Rye at islet wk ek's prices.
DAWYSIC, Idanen 740.-Our river novigatlm Is now oyes,
and the lies; buses arrived sear the town this day; but the
weather is very unfavourable, and a good deal of .now fall-
ing. As soon as the weather becomes dry we shal proceed
to the turning of the grain in the open air. Inland high
mixed, faint Wheat, 29 is held at 621. ; for very hne
high mixed, GO lbs., 665. has been offered, Lot refused.
Mmessisses, Arias 1.-We have been exceedingly dull
in the corn trade here daring the last few dabs, and specula-
tors are she some desire to real i.e. Th:4 circumstance,
perhaps, is the principal eause of the dulness' for there is
numb more firmness amongst the importing hnnees. The
lower qua..ties of the Polish Odessa we now melting at 47f.,
equal to 68e. per qr. A cargo of new Polish only obtained
51f., equal to 731. Gd. For lune delivery the fill has been
larger in proportion, as comnien Polish is offering at 42f.,
equal to GI, per qr., free on Lard.

NarLLe, M A MAI 26.—Corn u ♦cry .cute and dear tett.
A free importation has beer• permitted int, Sicily, and we
expect it here also. Mach misery preaails.

CHEESE.—Ssusoutty, APRIL 6.—. A short sup-
y; trade dull; best Chedder, 64. to 7Cs. per cot. ; food
to end North Wilts, 645. to 665. ; , 624. to
6441. ; Half-Cowards, 40.4 to 404. ; Skims, 423. to 369.

MANUFAC fURES.-11 tml/ERSFIEI.II, Ar au. 6.
Oar Piece-hall of this illy has had but .cry few tio)ers in it.
In short, it has been said to be the worst marl:et-day 14 c hays
had this year. But it may be accounted for thus—that an
Easter Tuesday is always a bad market day. Prices are no
lower.

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HOPS.— Boaotro ti MARKET.— rco
Maim Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factor, report that the
trade ie inactive, and the small amount of i done is
at the following quotations :
Mae Mat Ktets,potot. SC •tolt. Youltag p -vet s'. Ito 41. •
•aY of inY a Ito • 0 Yowling Pawn- „ 2IS to* 16
/woes „ 111 ton 4 OW Slops .. . . n 113 t•.l •
roashoor
MAIDSTOI43, APRIL 5.--Oar Hop plant Showed health
sad strength at cutting and digging. l'olhug has corn-
maneed, nod the shoots, although backward compared with
last year, look strong.

HaLiam: ay, Arum 6—Tire trade slack; yet holders do
not stem inclined to give away.

WO()L.—HUDDERSFIELD, APRIL (3.—OUP Wool
sales firths last week have been very limited, consequently
stocks move off very slowly. Prices cannot be Timed any-
thing diff, rent than for weeks past. German Wools of fair
guilty andeondition, at 22d. per lb., teem to be most in de-
mead.

CATTLE, &C.—GLASGOW APRIL 3.—There wag
a'plentiful supply of Sheep and Cattle in the me. r ket to-day,
which sold readily at high prices. Ben Leer and Tellow
brought 10s. per Iron et. Best black-faced Sheep sold at 41a.
white-faced, from 2/. 2.. to 36.., amouding to quality.
SALIBIICRY FORTNIOTILY Massey, APRIL 6.—The
show of Beast 6t for the butcher was very abort, consequently
the best sold briskly at higher prices; some making Ils.
the were pounds; very few mule less than 1 Is. The quan-
tity of fat Sheep was also much less than usual, and quickly
sold. The best Downs made readily Os. pt. r it., u did also
prime horn ; second quality, 4s. Sel. ; but very few so low as
41. 4d. There won no fat Lambs offered. Fat Calves sold
at en aver, ce of from 6d. to Oil. the score pounds; beet
making 10s. 3d. - second quality, 10s. ; some inferior, 0.. 9d.;
delicate fat Porkers fetched 115.6 d. Large bacon Hogs, lie.

Fcr Yesterday's Markets am kat page.

SHIPPING.

MAIL Arattvro.—Dublin,3; Waterford, 2; Donaghadea
; French, 1; Flandars, 1.
LONDON, April 2.—Wind this day at noon, W., light
breezes, and dull hazy weattuv.
Dist, April 6.—W .S.W., light.—Arrived : Olive Branch,
Rio Grande; Surer, Bahia, for Gottcuburg; Packet, Bee-
biee ; Morina, Harannah, for Bremen. .ailed: The out-
ward bound.
FALMOVTIt, April 6.—N.W.—Arrived: Sea Gull Packet,
Jamaica ; sailed 14th Feb.
MAZYPORT, April 6.—W., fresh.—Arrived . Two Friends,
CLYDI, April 6.—S.W.—Arrived : Victory, Bombay; St.
Vincent, Demerara; Ann Campbel, Halifax. Soiled . Hi-
bernia, Quebec; Janet and Th,maa, Valparaiso; Collooney,
Montreal.
PORTRIIOIITH,

April 6.—N.N.W.—Trinidad, Antigua.
April 6.—S.B.—Arrived : Madrid (at.),

Oibraltar.

-FioTo.trn, April B.—N.W.-Bailad : North Britain,
Quebec.

isUaltx, April 6.—W.N.W.—Arrioed : Coquette, Demo-
rare.

Sr NDERLAIII), April 6.—N.W.—Sailed: Helena, Phila-
delphia; Beacon, St. John's.
lisarcepooL, April 6.7N.N.E. to N.W.— Sailed ;
prat, Quebec, and r- -
Sulam:A, April ,
Quebec; Neptune,
WARRENPOIN"

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