The Express.
London, England, 1848-04-04 00:00:00

MARKETS.

BREADSTUFFS.—FIour • The sale footed up about 2,500
to 3,000 We., in various lots, among which were too pure Genesee
at G dolo. Yee. to 6 dole. 561 c. ; 500 do. oa the tame teams; 300 do.
Black Kock at 6 dole. 621 e.; and 400 do. (Ely brand) Genesee st
6 dole. sblc. to 6 dole 750. Southern continued scarce, and in fear
demand. baits of 2i io bbls. Peteraburg iountry were made at.. dots. 25c..
and 100 do. at 6 dole 37,0. 200 taal4. New Or,ke.ms sold a little better
thin common, at 6 (Sole. 431 c.; 100 bide. of Ifirain Smith's (a fancy
brand,, it woe said, 'd as high ise it ilaLs., Stns matter
Mooted eci
/fhb a good feeling, end prices were flrm. Wheat Sake of
2,500 bushels of Ohio were made et 14 ic.; 4,600 do. Genevee sold on
private terms, supposed to be at about 141 c.; 3,000 do. goad white do.
weresold at 150 r...; snot 4,000 do. Ohio mixed were sold at 140 c. Corn
Sales of 1,500 sacks New Orleans damaged were made at 47c.
to 40c. ,• and 3,600 do. do.; white. Sc., out of order, at 50c.; 56c.
was bid for handsome New Jersey yellow, while 3sc. as asked.
Meal—Sales 01'100 bbis. were made (New Jersey) at 2 dole 431 c.
ityc—Sales of 1,100 bushels were made at mic.. 3,000 do. were in
negotiating to arrive at something le.. but we did not earn of its
coneummatMn. Oats—There was no ebunge. Northern were line
at 49c., Sit which moderate sales acre reported. Beena—Sala of 350
bags. southern white were made at 75c.
Co. rie—We have only to notice sales of 40 bogs South American
at6lc. to 7c., cash.
Corror —Tim operations to-::ay were moderate, ea, about 700
balm, but at prices mdiusting armer market. We quote ;
LIVIAPOUL CLANVICATIte4.

New Orleans,
Uplands. Florida. Mob. es Tex.

Inferior none.
Ordinary
Middling -- .
to
Good Middling Bto 81 bto 81 bi to 51
Middling Fair
Fair
Fully Fair Bl to 8 none. 9 to 91
Gooa Fair 9 to 9 none. nominal.

PkoOl6lo,ol.—E•les of 100 Mg. new mew pork were made at
to dole. SOc. • prime was held at 9 dole. 30c. Sales of 125 tierces
Winchester shoulders were mails at C.C. Soles Of 400 'Ob.. sour
prime pork were made on private tenon, supposed to be at about
6 dull. 30c.- -Beef Country mess was Wady at b dole. 25c., aad
prime at 5 deli.. 230.—Lard: Sales of 300 packages wire made at 710.
to Ste ; and 300 kegs were made, to arrive this monk, at 710.—Bute
ter: Sales of 30 packages Baltimore at 161 c. This state, good
dairies, continued Arm at Isc. to Ric.
Fautoins.—Engagemente to hntieh poets were light, without va-
riation in quotation'. Corn has been taken at 4d., and heavy freights
15e. to 20e. Cotton and lard were taken at former rases for Liverpool.
There were some engagements made for Baltic ports ; oil was taken
for shipment at 3c., and woods at 30c. Cotton wen also, it wee said,
engaged to St. Petersburg ; to Havre, it good at ae.
Bt. Louis, MARCH 14.—Sales of flour at 4 dole. •50c. to
4 dole. 56}0.; lard ia held at 54, without any sales being effected.
CIE cultxdri, kianCif 14.—The flour market is steady, but
not very active; 1,700 Me. mid at 4 dole. 370. Whisky commands
16e.. to 161 e. in lib= and Ms. New Orleans sugar hemp 44c. to 4(e.
for fair quality, at which rate 100 Wide. were sold. The proviaion
market exhitate no change. Mess port is quoted at 7 dole. 75c. • and
the sales amount to 10,000 Ms. Baltimore cared bacon, ride; 340.-
Lard may be quoted at 54 in We. and 6in kegs. Weed tallow at 71e.
Butter 13c., and prime quality at lre. Closer seed 3 dole. 371 e.
BALTIMORE, If alma 14. —FLourt.—The market remain-
ed about the same. Dealers were waiting for the Cambria's news.
gales of 758 WM. Howatdestreet were made at .5 d 01... 611 cents. to
3 dole. 674 cent.. Whest.—Sales of 2,000 bushele, including reds and
white, at Idol. 30 cents. to 1 dol. 33 cents. Corn was dull at St cents.
for white mixed, and 57 cents. for yellow. Provisions were quiet.
Whisky was dull. Bye was inactive at previous prices. Weather windy
and cold.
Bormorr, MARCH 14.—FLOtrk.—A good demand with
sales of 1,200 bole., including brands Genre* and Mich= at
6 dole. 611 mats to 6 dodo. 75 to., which is =advance.
The market was arm, and sake of 10,090 bushels were made, in-
cluding white, at 56 oentk, and yellow ilat ditto at 59 amts. Rye.—
We note sales of 600 bustle"' at @Scents. Oats.-1,590 burhele northern
changed bands at 49 oents. Naval cocci..—we notice on sale 156
=hi of spirits of turpentine at 40c. Pronaions about the
same. Frggkta were inactive.

IRON TRADl.—Owing to the dulness of the times, seven
co. the ironstone pits of the Glengarnock Ironworks at Kil-
birnie hose in the meantime ceased working, which will, it
is said, cast out of employment about 2(K.) men.