The Express.
London, England, 1851-03-03 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY.
There is no movement in any article to-day ; there is no
inclination manifested to buy, neither do holders press sales,
both parties appearing inclined to wait until some definite
decision is come to as regards the budget.
Corral.-No transactions reported.
The following sales are advertised for to-morrow :-
Sugar: 16,000 bags Mauritius, 4,000 bags Bengal, and
1,000 bags Madras. Coffee : 100 casks foreign. Rice : 2,300
bags Madras. Pimento : 200 bags. Cochineal : 200 bags.
1011us.-Seal, pale, 331. 10s.; straw, 321. 10s.; brown and
yellow, 32/. ; Sperm, 84/. ; Headmattet, 961. ; Cod, 38/. ;
South Sea, 301. to 321. ; Olive Oalipoli, 44/. ; Spanish
and Sicily, 411. ; Palm, 291. to 301. ; Cocoa-nut, 291. to 331.;
Se d, rape, pale, 331. to 33/. 10s. ; Linseed, 331.
TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.
The market remains without material alteration at the
following prices :-Town Tallow is quoted 375. ; Petersburg
Y. C. on the spot, 38e. to 375. 9d. ; March and April,
38s. to Me. 3d. ; last three months, 38s. 6d. to 9d.
PARTICULARS OP TALLOW.-(T as DAT.)
1149. 1930. 1831.
30,233 31,513 41,115
2,278 1,115 1,176
81,970 74,754 76,093
93 201
103,770 87,704 91,892
404. Q. 349. 94. 31. OL
414. Od. 38r. 04. 395. Id.

Biota this day
Delivery last welt
Do. Irani Ist hoe
Arrival las:week
Du. from IPt Jute
Prior Y. C. this day per mt
Do. lowa _

COAL MARKET.—TIiIB DAY
Carr's Hartley, 145.; Tunfield Moor, 13s. 6d.; Walls End
Haswell, 15s. Gd. ; Walls End Raton, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End
Lambton, 15s. ; Walls End Stewart's, 15s. 6d.; Walls
End Tees, 15a. 3.l.—dhips at market, 206.

MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY.

The supply of Wheat at market this morning, by land
carriage samples from the near counties, was only moderate,
and all parcels in good condition were readily sold at prices
fully equal to those of last Monday; the rest moved off
slowly at that day's rates. The receipts of foreign Wheat
and Flour during the post week have been less libe-
ral than of late; but trade is kept in cheek by the
number of Wheat-laden vessels from the Black Sea and
Mediterranean arrived off the coast for orders • at the same
time, there was a little more general demand morning
for Wheat and Flour on the spot, at the rates of last week.
Barley has come more sparingly to hand, and choice sam-
ples of malting Barley wore the turn dearer. Our market
has been well supplied with Oats, the aggregate arrival of
the week exceeding 24,000 qrs. ; the article was held with
tolerable firmness, and the dealers were unable to purchase
on easier terms.
Beans and Peas dull sale, without alteration in value.
We have again to report a good demand for Cloverseed,
and the value of the article was well supported, arid last
week's prices, in some instances, were rather exceeded.
Trefoil in limited request, at late rates. Spring Tares
brought full prices. Canary Seed was easier to purchase.
REITISII fittilitage per Qr.
WIIILAT,,YJNICZ & Kent red 36 to 3$ to 42... white, 40 to 42 to 44
Norfolk and Suffolk „ 34 to 36 to 41... do. 36 to 42 to 64
Talavera (Easel or Sulfas) 44os 46
Cambridge & Lineoln red 32 to 36 to 42 . white, 38 to 4u to 44
BY; new 25 to 27 . old, 24 to 26
Ruitkr, feeding 2O to 21 clistalling
Malting 23 to 23...ehevalier 23 to 27.. fine 29
MALT
OATI, English, toed l6 to 16...b1eek lll to 17
Ditto Poland* .. 18 to 19 pots*"
Berwick & /ketch, feed 17 to 15...poteto
Irish, feed.... ...... ~ 14 to 15 to 16...b1e5t ..7 l6 to 16
Ditto, potato
Pass, grey 23 to 25...mapie .
Blue 24 to 32. =lel 36 to 38
White 24 to 25. .
Bases, Mangan ...... .............. 24 to 27... tick 23 to 27.,.01d 27 to 29
Harrow 97 te 29...5ma11281030...01d SI lo 33
Seam, new spring to --new winter 40 to 44...01d Us
RSPIAMID, new
Csovaissatut, per cos T1ita,...4-0 to 50 to 58... white. 40 to 30 to 63
Wm= Ceske, per LI to £9 10
Per sack of %Oita.
lterim, town made, delivered.... 37 to 40...f10e household ... 62 to 35
Norfolk and battik 27 to 18... whites 25 to SI
FOREIGN. liklillnp per Qs.
Warr, Dentate and Konigsberg 42 to 44... fine 46 to 48
Pomerooeso 43 to 44...R05t0ek 44 to 46..870ttis Skto 40

•
Trench~— —I
I toll to 40. Brabant 41104 E
DanbM 39 to 42...11ambura 4O to 42
Bunion 32 to 37—Egyptian 24 to 26
Danube ... 34 to 36. Odessa 36 to 33
Riw 22 to 21
Baum', feedlot 2O to 21. distilling 2l toll
Lasnta — to —...lndian Corn 26 to 33
OAT% Rieman IS to 17
Pormernnean and Stralsund 16 to lb
Swedish and Daitialt l3 to 13
Ftleseland and Dutch, feed
Ditto, brew.
Bassi, tick
Small l5 to 27 old 29 to 31
4717114t6 l9 to 21 Tamp, 17 to 19
Pass, grey. 24 to 25
Whits.
Tasks, old 22 to 24 .new 15 to 26 larp ........ 3O to 31
Damao, Baltic and B 9 LOO 41 to 441
Mediterrammotand Odom 43 to 49
PAPCIF.RD 42 to 54...11empseed 32 to 33
CUM/ARID, red ..per cwt. 383040t050 .wbite 24 to 54
itiumaao Casa tree of dot.. per ton, £4 10 to £4 IS
Lo mat* Caul, Data and Canaan ditto £6 oto £7 4
Ditto Preach and AMMO= diao £7 9to CS 0
Per Barrel of 196110.
Tinos, American 21 to 22... Canadian 2l to 23
Dantrlc 21 to 22...ILomburg 2l to 22
French, per melt of 280110 26 tolato33
ARRIVALS INTO 1127413024 PROM 24.6 TEL to lit MARCH.
Qrs. English. death. Irtsb. FOreila.
Wheat I 3101 1170
Barley 3474 I ...60 4230
Oats 1467 2023 I 3510 I
Flour, 9414 sacks ; 100 barrels. Malt, 5539. 16713

SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET—THIS DAY.
Notwithstanding the cold weather et the end of the past
week, we have had no improvement in prices, as the fresh
arrivals have been more than equal to the demand. The
following are the quotations: York Regent's, 70s. to
90a.; Scotch ditto, 60s. to 70s. • Scotch cups, 50s. to 70a.;
Cambridgeshire and Lincoln Regents, 60i. to 755. ; French
whites, 602. to Ws.

SMITHFIELD MAItKET.—THIS DAY.
The number of Beasts is considerably smaller, consequently
trade is better. The best
.qualities readily' make 3s. 84.,
and ins few instances it is exceeded. R e have again a
short supply of Sheep; the demand is considerable ; how-
ever, A Is difficult to realise more than 4s. 6d. for Downs,
yet 41. Sd. has been given for something very choice. Calves
are plentiful enough, and, on the average, we cannot quote
higher. From Germany and Holland there are 351 Beasts,
90 Sheep, and 716 Calves ; Scotland, 300 Beasts ; Norfolk
and Suffolk, 2,000 ; and 300 from the Northern and Midland
counties.
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lees of SU. v. 4.
Beni Beate, Herefords 3 6
But fiket4aorai
Bee3ed teener Besets
Oalves
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Beet Dm. Is Ilelf-Deeds 43 14
r Brae M=AO. 3.347;
im 860.

d. Per stone of 6114. 1. d. s. d.
13 Bost 14(..bt1a. 13110 0 0
I 6 BestLosioroollo 3lO 4
I 0 Do. do. Bbarn
I 6 I Born
Do. 4 6 affiddo. Mora 0 oicondqualty 3 3
I 3 0
I 6 lambs 0 0 0
11100 P sod Lambs. 16,760 Wm. 1/46

MINES.

(Fr ...m the lAtly New.)

SATURDAY Eva:4mo.

In foreign shares the utmost inactivity has pre-
vailed during the week; the prices, therefore, con-
tinue without alteration.
Although the actual business transacted during
the week has not been of a very extensive character,
yet there has been a good demand for the better
class of shares, such as Devon Great Consols, Bedford
United, Treviskcy, Trelawncy, West Camden, West
Providence, &c., &c. In Butterdon, Crebor, Merl-
lyri, East Gunnis Lake, South Tamar, and a few
others of the best young shares, several transactions
have also been completed. In Bryntail a consider-
able advance has taken place.
The following are the -latest quotations : Devon Gt.
Consols, 28.5; South Tolima, 145, 160; Treviskey,
245, 250 ; West Caradon, 110,115 ; West Providence,
68, 70; Tremaync, 201, 21 • llerodsfoot, 121; Alfred
Consols, 16, 163 ; Black dreig, 5; Bryntail, 16, 18;
Trelawney, 55; Mary Ann, GO, 62 ; Trannack and
Besence, 51, 6; South. Tamar, 21; East Gunnis Lake,
1; Kirkcudbright, 4/, 5; Merllyn,4l, 5 ; Stray I'ark,
121, 13t • Butterdon, 6 ; Venten, 7 8; Cfn-Bruno,
60, 521; 'South Frances, 306, 315; &rambler and St.
Anbyn, 50 ; North Pool, 450 ; Wheal Reeth, 110 ;
West Francis, 231, 25; I)evon and Courtney, 1;
Wheal Crebor, 5, 61; East Bassett, 25; Tywardreadi,
22; Crane and Bejawsa, 25, 27 ; East Russell, 5 ; East
Pool, 180.. _ .

In foreign shares:—Alten, 3; Australian, 21, 11;
Barossa Range, 1; St. John del Hey, 13!, 14 ; Im-
perial Brazilian, 4f, 6; United Mexican, 51, ; Cobre.
32, 33; Cocacs, lt, 21; Copiapo, 61, 61; Linares, 21;
Santiago, 6t; Worthing, 3.
At a sale f copper ores held at Truro on the 27th
ult., 2,400 tons sold for 10,384/. Bs.; average stan-
dard, 1061. 2s. ; average price per ton, 41. 6s. tid.;
average produce, 6f ; quantity of fine copper, lot
tons 14 cwt. The following amounts were realised
by the different mines:

United Mines

2,406