The Express.
London, England, 1847-04-22 00:00:00

Those above made 2.. per quarter moos money; others
It. ; 565. to 58s. war given for test, sad from 48s. to 525. for
moderate qualities. The Melt trade was firm, at an adrenal)
of from 311. to 4,1. per bushel ; 104. to 10s. 6d. fur best, and
9s. 6d. to 9s 9d. common. Beans sold at an advance of 2..
per qr ; good were very scorer, making 58.. per qr. Peas
were also Is. per qr. higher. Rye mote inquired for; but little
in the market. Indian Corn not in request. Oats sold at from
Is. to 2s, per cr. more money ; the top figure, 36.. to 38s. ;
middling qualvirs made fn.= 325. to 335.; common, from
28a. to 30s. Winter Vetches. 61. to 6s. 6d. per bushel;
spring, Bs. 6d. to 9.. 6d.

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BOSTON, Aran, 21.--We have had a larger show of
Wheat in our market to-alsy than we have had for some
weeks put, which was cleared off et en advance of fie. on
the quotations of this day week, business opening briskly, but
riming dull. Little inquiry for Oats end Beans, which were
Is. dearer. Wheat, red, 754. to 78s, ; fine, 80a..; white, 775.
'to 80s. • fine, 82s. Oats, 275. to 30s. ; Sue, 32e. Beans,
48.. to 525. per qr.

NEWA.RIL, Arum 21.—Our leading millers have been
very cautious in making purchases to-day ; the market was
considered 3.. higher, but very Bat.

NEWCASTLE, APRIL 20.—We cannot as yet note any im-
provement in the weather, and as vegetation is so backward
some uneminess is beginning to be felt regarding our future
preepects. At our market this morning we had a good sup-
ply of Wheat from the country, but, being without arrivals
coastwise, fresh thrashed parcels were taken off eagerly, at
an advance of 4s per qr., whilst at the same time a fair extent
of business was done in south country and foreign, at •
similar improvement, the best Norfolk and foreign red com-
manding up to 84s. per qr., 631 be. per bushel. For Flour
there is • good inquiry, and we now quote Norfolk house-
hold*, of approved manufacture, Ms. whilst our millers'
price is raised to 595. for similar quidity, than making an
advance of 3s. per sack upon the rates Current last Tuesdsy.
i Rye is wanted, aad anything choice would command 62a.
peg qr., loth. Malting barley in Lis request, as also are
grinding and distilling descriptions, the ratter selling from
445. to 465., and the former up to 645. Malt rather dearer.
Beans and Peas steady. Oats more inquired after, and •
shade higher, with few offering.

Dumas, APKIL 20.—There wu but a small supply of
Wheat at this day's market, which sold freely, at an adsauce
of 6d. to la. per barrel. In other articles, also, thin, was a
brisk business doing, at the fall currency of Friday ; although
we cannot venture to increase our quotations, the tendency
of prices was decidedly upwards. Wheat, per 280 lbs., red,
48s. to 481. ; white, 465. to 30s. Oats, per 196 lbs., 21s. to
24e. Barley, per 224 lbs., 261. to 305.; Indian Corn, per
480 lbs., 68s. to 60s. Oatmeal, per cwt., 245. to 255. Flour,
per awl , seconds, 2-is. is 265. ; per barrel, 395. to 42..

DILPAST APRIL 19.—We have bad a good deal of rain
since our lot; still, however, the weather keeps mild, and
favourable to vegetation. The grain market, daring the
past week, has been very scantily supplied, particularly with
Wheat, and price• have farther advanced on di deunptions
of grain, but principally on Wheat. The serious advance
that took place it, London and Liverpool on Wheat, on
Friday last, coupled with the large purchases made en French
account, have caused holders here to be very Ann. Ame-
rican Flour is also held at an advance of fully Is. 64. per
barrel, and large sales were effected in Liverpool, on Satur-
day, at 103. to 41s. for Western Canal. IndiauCorn in good
demand, at ss. per ton improvement, for both white and
yellow. The consumption for the above article is increasing
every day. The demand for Flaxseed is vt ry dull, and prices
have fallen, for both Dutch and Riga, fully 3s. to 53. per
barrel and hogshead. We are afraid a good quantity will
rem►in over unsold this season; the farmers, however,
are wrong in not sowing more Flaxseed, and their will
find it out to be against their own interest before the year
is out.

SL/GO, Arm'. 20.—Very large arrivals of food from Ame-
rica, and rather a slow consumptive demand. Little or no
spring work done in this neighbourhood; all who have the
means pre emigrating to America. Oats, 20.. to 224. per brl.;
Oatsceal, 245. per cwt ; Indian Meal, 18e. ; beet Barrel
Flour, 41s. ; seconds, 40r.; thirds, 38s.

pew% Aram 20. Intelligence to April 13 has bass testived from
Ramburgh, announcing a sharp okra In priers at thee port. from
33f. the 76 ; red wheat nwe te Mt.; the Ydaoribed
small. Several melee, bed errived there kola l.daa meths
of 301. to 301. 50c., hat they mold to he emenbei; wee
were completely e.ting. In the herb Manisa read
matters are aomewhat calmer, the tenderly awards bring checked
by the very slight deere evinced by the millers to purchase in
the thee, penciled laces (El ore, Matra, and °thane) In
the north, Arrso, V mand dialing show an advance
if If. 30e. the hoot°. In the Mamma awl the Aimee there also
e rise, bat a very slight ma. In the wed, prism are stationny,
except at Chatestwontier, when • blab( sdnimehre taken place; at
taerborg • rise or 2t. the Yea. Ymperted. lathe waYa, Bourses
ia a httle higher, bat MY sea ham IL la the ash g and
(irey show a tendeney le a The; the kart plate le at Sif.
the heeto. ; at Verdi paste hem her nee* stellepley ter the ten
fortnight. In the Vag% ligemberniden Ye hiss shed St. the
&et°. ; at ChilitawarolleaMa, there Um dm her a eight deillne. At
Le Men. ilarthe), there le • Ited of IL Ma the Max Is the Pen
market matters were s and tended deerawards. The edi-
ctal amount of fake Y Ira, Mit Mlis than 3,274 quintals.
Altogether the recounts teem Ma ivemenlia
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sale theme Y venom wheel to be tamed far emit, and that • ameler or
home SIM *Stasi at unprecedented lee heights, without flealng
employment.

CHEESE.-11 tSINGSTOKE, APRIL 21.—Trade still
dull, showing an inclination to further decline. The best
Chidden sell slowly at 68s. per cwt. Fine Somereeta and
North Wilts, double, 60s. to 62.5.; 'lngle, 645. Half-
Cowards, 40s. to 425. Skims, 325.

HOPS. BOROUGH MARK ET. TWO O'Citoek.—
Mew,. Pattendea and Smith, Hop Factors, report that
there has been considerable more business doing in Hops with
colour, which are become very scarce on the market, and we
can safely say would realise 2s. per cwt. more than could
have been obtained a few lays back.
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.sd a
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Baszwomozz, Aram 21.—Best Farnham' are telling
freely at 71. per cwt.; seoood, 6/. to 6 guineas; yet thom
grown at Alton, &e., wit► difficulty fetch from 51 to 5/.10..
Boar good Sussex are selling at 51. hlid-Kents, 51.
But do., 6/.

HAY. SMITHFIELD, Two o' Clock. Messrs.
Cooper and Davis, Hay and Straw salesmen, report prices as
follows: . .

rano Mese 73s to 616 100rra....366 to 6,38. 11tstv.... 316 6B 700
laßorter ltto Y 6.70 I Cl•oer to M.

CATTLE, &c.—DEVIZES APRIL 20.—The show
of cattle was on a liberal scale, and exceeded the supply
usually seen at this season, which had • depression effect, and
although a considerable number were sold, the sales were
slow, and only effected at • reduction. Mitch Cows were
sought after, and met with purchasers, at good prices. Some
Cows (with Celf by side) realised from IQ. to 181. Cows in
Calf made from 121. to 161. 16e. each. In the Sheep
fair business was very brisk; the number penned not more
than half the quantity usually brought here; fat Sheep
sold readily to make from 7d. to Bd. per lb. Fat Lambs
from 18s. to 26e. each, and in brisk derwind ; the lean
sheep in poor order, though they sold quickly, at from 862. to
4.5 a. per head ; good Ewes, with Lamb by side, made from
40.. to 62.. The Sheep were mostly of the South Down
breed, with • few Horn Sheep from Doreetshire, which
sold from 6s. to S.. more money. In the Pig fair hgainess
was very slack, though the supply was a fair average ; not
more tlisn half found purchasers, at • reduction of from 3s. to
be. per bead for large Hogs, and from Is. to 2s. for small.
There was a good show of Horses, both nett and draught; the
majority of the best sold at increased prices; Na at from
20/. to 3il. per head, and good dray Horse. from 30/. up to
441. each; poor Hones and Ponies were not so easily disposed
of, though offered at • considerablj greater reduction.

SOUTH A LL, APRIL 21.—Ottr suppl .11/ short, and prima
ruled about the same as last week. There was an increased
demand for Lamb. Beef made from 3.. to 4s. 2d. Mutts's,
4a. to ss. 4d. Lamb, ss. &I. to &. 6d. Veal, 42. 4d. to
&. 2d. Pork, 4a. to ss. per stone of Sib., sinking the offal.

For Yesterday's Itarlarta w Aug rove.

SHIPPING.
MAILS ARRIT .D.—Dublin, 3; Waterford, 2 ; Donaghadee,
1 ; French, 1 ; Flanders. 1.
LONDON, April 22.—Winn this day at noon, N.N.E., fresh
breeze, and fine clear weather.
DEAL, April2l.—N.N.E, —Arrived : Pekoe, Rio Grande;
John Anderson, Porto Rico ; Christina, Havanna, for Am-
sterdam; St. Croix, Honduras; Mercurius, Bahia, for Ham-
burg. Sailed: Swift, Nevis; General Taylor, New York;
Intrepid, and Avon, Quebec. Thirty minutes past 7
There if a report of inns in the offing, and several boats
have proceeded to the eastward. Light wind front N.E. ;
nearly calm, and thick weather.
FOWET, April 20.—S.E.—Sailed. Augusta, Quebec.
CLTDa, April 20.—Sailed St. Mary, Jamaica ; Perth-
shire, New York.
PLYMOUTH.—S.W.—Arrived off Victoria, Singapore.
GLOUCESTER, April 21.—W.—Sailed ; British Queen,
Quebec.
NEWPORT, April 21.—Sailed Pearl, Sierra Leone.
FetttorrH, April 21.-B.B.E.—Off port : Earl of Dur-
ham, Sierra Leone, left 20th February, and proceeded for
Liverpool; Vulture, Bahia.
WARRES POINT, April 20.—1 A Grange, for New York,
has put back leaky, having been on shore on Cranfield
Point. She is dMehtrging.
BRISTOL, April 21.—N.W.—Arrived Maria, Barbadoes.
Sailed: Ida., St. Kitts.
DcBLIN, April 20.—W.—Sailed : Industry, Quebec.
KixwerowN, April 20.—Arrived: Garonne, Antigua;
Hugh Fletcher, Trinidad.
LIMERICK, April 20.—N.W.—Sailed: Albion, Quebec.
SHIELD*, April 21.-8. to B.E.—Sailed. Edmond Cantle,
Quebec ; Brodrick, St. Inhn'a, N. 8., Xenophon, Pictou.
I.4ONDONLIERRY, APRIL 11.—Sailed: Royal Saxon, New
Orleans; Pioneer, Philadelphia; Progreso, St. John's. 16tb,
Christina, Quebec. 17th, Colliagwood, Quebec; Creole,
Philadelphia.