The Express.
London, England, 1848-02-03 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL er MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENI

Two d Clock.—We have little change to report inl
the stock market, which continues fiat. The second
editions of the morning papers, with the intelligence'
that the constitution of 1812 had been granted to Na-
ples and Sicily, had no effect upon prices or speculation.
The belief entertained that the people of Piedmont
will also demand further constitutional reforms, if
not a constitution like that of Naples, as well perhaps
as others of the Italian states now apparently
satisfied, which might lead to further agitation, tends
probably to repress any active movement in the
funds in the upward direction, now anticipated in
some quarters.
We quote Consols 881 to 9 for money, and 89 to
for time, having been lower. Reduced Three per

Cents., 89/ to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents.,
90/ to 1. Exchequer Bills, 33e. to 365. premium.
Bank Stock, 200 to 2.
In the foreign market we have Spanish rather
better, at 21/ to 2 for the, Fives, and 32 to 1 for the
Threes ; Passive, 5/ to /. Portuguese, 26 to 7.
Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. remain 54 to 1; the
Fours, 851 to I. Danish, 831 to 41. Buenos Ayres,
30 to 3. Mexican, 18; to 19. Ecuador, 37, to 1.
Peruvian, 38 to 40. Venezuela, 38 to 40. Brazilian,
84 to 6.

We have advice' this morning of the failure of a
respectable house in Liverpool, extensively engaged
in the iron trade.

ENGLISH FUNDS.
Bank Stock, 2AI 2 3 per Ct. Cons for Ae..89 f
3 per Ct. Bed. Amu., 39e 1 31 Per C.w.o. 901 i
3 per Ct. Cone. Anus., it3POS 9BEIO K
FUNDS.zebeguer Bile, 331, to 36a.
5 per CL Austrian Bawds, 94 II 1 per C.A. Grenada Mr. 191 211
41 per CL liebtlionds, 84 91 Grenada Deferred 840., 3 1
91 per Cent. ditto, 6 per Ct Marken. 1846, 131 19
6 per Ct. Brannan lids.. 83 5 6 per CL Penes& lkis., 36 sl
Ditto Nee.% 8 Foregoes Oaev. Ild& 26 7
4 per Ct Buse. Arne Mr. 30 3 6 tr. Ct. Itmellea lids— Des le
Ditto Milian Mr, 90 92
Dino Columb. Def. Bds.. 3 Portt&9l=42 Dak2327t
Columbian Lguador Bds.. 31 1 Spanish Deferred BY.. 11 3
3 ).er Ct. Danish Dde., 331 41 Owen Pasdre Mr. 51 1
Der Ct. Dutch 8d... 94 1 2 per Ct. Venereal& Bor. 33 40
Ct. Certs. Dutch. 864 1 Veaezuela Deferred Bee., 14 11

RAILWAYS.—The share market is flat, and not ;
much doing as yet this morning. Good money
buyers are in the market for guaranteed stocks. North
Staffordshires are done at 1 pin. Madrid and Valentin ,
a shade worse-17s. Gd. per share. Reading, Guild- ;
ford, and Reigate, Ito i pm. Buckinghamshire ;
shares, buyers, at 2 din. East Anglian Pref., done I
at 395. Gd. per share.
SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. '
(Yesterday'. prima will be found in last page.)
Bir., Woly., and Dud., 15 Midland, 1155 5
Bir., Wolper., & St. VaL, 1 p Do. 44.7. sh., 451 3
Caledonian, 151 1 Do. 50/. eh., 141 14
Do. lialves, 1 1 Db., Biz., & Derby, 90 89
Chester and Holyhead, 225 1 N. British, 28
East Anglian, 161., E.anl IL, se Do. Halves, 125 1
ft.Oo.m, art
er 131 161
Ot.n, 3 N.
Gra. 51
. Staffordshire. 101 11
Gt. N. of ESsftand, 237 Oaf., Wore., & Wolv., 21
Great Western Fifths, let 31 Shrews. & Bir. (A), 414
Ipswich & Bury St Edmund's, 9 Do. do. (5), 21
Lan. & Carlisle, Thirds, 12 S. E. and Dover, 311 5
Lane. and Yorkshire, 80 De. Thirds, No. 4, 61 6
Do. Halves, 37 S. York., Don., & Goole, 15
Do. Qrs., ISt Wind.. Staines, & S. West.. 2 p
Do. FIRM, 81 1 York, Nene.. k Bet., 33j
Lon., Thigh., & S. Coast, 4213 Do. Orig. New. & Bet., 311 2
Lon. & N. Western, 148 9 Do. Eaten. Ne. 1 (York & New.)
Do. On., L. and 34 31 20
Do. Ors. New, 7 68., 1 Do. G.N.E. Fur. sr Fret., 101 5
Do. Fifths, 10 York & N. Mid., L reW.E. Ext.,
London & S. Yeairirn Tenths, 365 5
Cons., 46 Boulogne & Amiens, 131 5
Do. Thirds. 11 1 d Sambre & Meuse, 71
Man., Buz., & Mat, 1 West Plunders, 2
LIVERPOOL. SALES, FrlttallT 2.
The market opened this morning with briskness, but
towards the close this favourable feeling gave way.
Amb. awl E. Junction, 21 d Hud. Can. and Rail., li d
Blimp., Lane., & Ches. Jn., 51 d Man. and Sbef. Pref., 1 p
•
Do. (late C. and Et.), 175 Midland, 117
Boston Pref., par Do. Helm, 11 d
Glair, l'ais., and Greenock, 161 N. Staffnrdshim, 1 1 p
Great Northern, 51 5 d North Union, 210
Lot. & Took. SIM; 5 p S. E. and Dover, 32
Do. 321. eh, 4 d Do. New, No. 2,51 d
Do. Fifths (WILLI.), Si. Ila. Bd. Do. No. 4, 11 d
Len. and N. W., 1515 1 York, Newc., and Ber. (G.N.E.
, Do. New Qrs., 31 p Par.;, 21 1 p
Do. Qrn., A and B, 4 1 p

There was a large badness,
the market cloned Arm.
drab., Not., and Be.. E. Jn., 24 d
Bir., Lon., ft Ch. Jn , 31-16 3.16 d
Bolt. St Blackbern PreL (B), par
E. Countior, 16
E. Lanetudure New Qrs., d
Great Northern, 5 9-16 11.16 d
Hud. at Men. R. & C. Thirds, 6 d
lan. and York, rdths4l
8.11-16 p
Do. 321. (late Es.), 3-16
Do. (W.R.U.), 3-1 1 d
Lon. end N. W. M. mid , 601
Do. Qrs. (C), 3 14-16 4 p

This markeiwasratker
pressed, prices were pretty w.
East. Counties, 16
Arab., Not., and Bost., 4.35. 9d. d
North Staffordshire, 1 16a. 9d. p

LEEDS SALE
The amount of transaction
day, and little variation is the
prices generally being firm.
E. Laneuhire, New, 11 d
Do. Qrs., 15s. d
W. Riding Union, 21 d
Leeds 8c Thirsk, 141 J d
Sheff. and Lincoln., 5 d
Leeds & Bradford, ssi
N. British Delves, lig

Black., Derv, & Bohan, 91 d
Italton ft Dritr. hi., 4/ d

YORK ALE
Gt. Northern, 41. 16s. Sd. 14.. Gri.
Lan. & York, West Rkling 1.7050 e.
__ll. 14..fid.

... .—.—
North British Thirds, 21
Do. Qrs., 5

_
GLASGOW 1
Caledonian New, 1911. 6d. 14
GL Northern, 41

LES, FEMILIIART 2.
at very advanced priced, and
Lend, Dewa, and Man. S d
Man., Buz., Mat. and Mid., 2 d
Man., Sher., & Lin. Pref., 1 1.16 p
Do. (Sher. & Lin.), 4 13-14 1 d
Midland 40/. eh., 43
North staffordature, 13-16 1 p
N. Western, 41 d
Shrew. and Ches. Pref., 3 1-16 p
S. E. and Dover, 311
Do. No. 4, 11 9-16 d
York, Nene., and Bee. Pref., 21 p

LES, inlll. ANT 2.
anguid, but sales not being
1 maintained.
Stumm and Bir. (A), 364. d dd. d
Do. (B), 11 36e. 3d.

FI2IZAIT 2.
au about the lame u rester-
value of shuns was obien-ed,

N. Staffordshire, I9e. 9d. p
N. British Qrs., 2s. ed. p
Sher., Bother., & Opole, 4 d
N. Western, 4 d
%Vharfdales, 43e. ed. d
Liver., klaa, & New 7n., 473. d
Newtand BeT. New, 74 p
PLII:ART 2.
N. British Quarters. 116
Do. Exten. (Scrip) Bd. d par
2.
NF. Weston, 11.4 e. Gd.
York, Non. Pe Berw. F.steruion,
No. 2 (lots New ner.), 634
Do. U. N. E. Purchase, 104
101. ILL M.
FLIVART 1.
I Dundee and Perth, 294
I Do. Qrs., 441.

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Half-past Two.—
The Sugar market is firm, at the late advance ; but the de-
mand is not quite so brisk to-day. The large amount of
businese done in foreign the last two days has been chiefly in
refining qualities for home use ; this thews that, low as
Sugars are, foreigners find this a better market, after paying
the extra duty of 65., than the Continental ones; and this, of
course, is felt by the British planters, who must compete with
the price of foreign in order to make sales ; and. it checks the
prospect of any material advance. Refined 'Wady ; standard
quality, 555. bd. to 56..—Coffee steady.-500 bags Madras
Rice sold at 9s. 6d., which was its fall value.—Cotton : The
public sale of 700 bales Surat fully confirmed the advance of
yesterday, and established prices higher than last week,
31 to 3i very middling to good fair.—Rum firm.—ln other
articles no alteration, but markets generally wear an im-
proved appearance.

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PRICES CURRENT.
&NMI, per ewt. non rim. Pigs, No. 1. £3 0... 4
W. Indla,B.P.bern. 355. O&M.. Od Hoops lO 0..101
Yellow &Grey ... 36 0...40 Cargo at Cardiff bar 7 0... 0
Floe 4l 0...47 liweelkili ll C.. •
Mauritius, brown... 2I 0.. 34 Lssa, at per ton.
Yellow 35 0...38 Pig, best l7 13...18
Pine 3O 0...45 Milted, sheet l9 3-19 1
Bengal &Madiss, b. 39 0...32 Sire ... .
Yellow 34 0...37 Patent .......-
21 0... 0
Vane 39 0...46 red or minium - 1910...20
Foreign, brown 27 0...31 Speller l9 0...20
Yellow 33 0...36 Oir per 252 kap. gal. d.p.
Grey and white 27 0...45 Piele, Sal, pa1e.,.... 30 10...31
Refined, Hambre 66 0-.70 straw 2B 0. 29
Lumps 55 0...58 brown B yellow. 25 8.. 27
Wrrim, in Bond. Sperm 32 • 64
West India, Had Matter O4 0..95
nary 25 0... 30 0 Cad 23:10_ 0
Good - 27 0..93
Pine 7O 9..100 0 Olive,Gallipoll,p.tod 44 0..A5
Ceylon, good oral- Cocoa Nut 46 0...26
nary 32 0... 33 6 Seed, Rape, pale,
ram ordinary 54 0... 36 0 per ton. 39 0... 0
Fiat 3B 0. 75 0 Linseed 23 15 0
Mods, good to nue 50 0... 80 0 Peommoss, per cot.
Costa Rica, ordi- Butter-Cork, let- 92 0...94
s=ii line 33 0... 52 0 Ind 0 0 0
and Pa- 3rd 0 0_ 0
dung 23 0... 27 0 Ihiblla, let 0 0... 0
Tr.s, at per lb. Limerick, do 54 0...91
Ceagon, common- 0 5 ... 0 9 Carlow, lat 2O 0.98
Ries, at per cwt. Newry, let ......-. „ 0 0.... 0
Bengal white lO 0... 15 6 Waterford Mt 0...93
Cargo 3 0... 0 6 Beef, India, per
Java and Manilla 8 6... 15 6 tierce
Patna, cleaned .... 17 0... 21 0 Prime Men. 0 0.. 0
Cargill's. 24 0...36 0 Pork, prime men 67 6..90
entire. Deem-Pork, Lark 167 L..*
Do., Belfast
Bacon, Waterford,
Belfast
62 0...65 •
66 0. 60 0
ILard,Belfeist,pefrk 1,, , o_o •
Waterford, do j -
Ditto Bladder
Ammioui,dotyp 6O 0...66 •
Haas, OR and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. and M. Video,
dry 05.44 Oa. 61
Silted 0 24-0 34
Brazil, dry 0 0 ...0 0
Dryealted 0 3 ...e 111
50,
Llma & tiff
Valp. dry- 0 61...0 6
West India, dry 0 0 ...0 0
Salted 0 2.. A 34
East India 0 65...0 10
Kim B.Ares, dry 0 0 ~0 0
Itumia, dry 0 0...0 •
S. AmerAforse, pee
hide 5 ...10 6
Rural; ditto I ... 7 0
DTI Woons, at per ton.
Leawood, Janasica £4 0... 0 0
Ilooduras 5 0... 0 •
Cann:wacky 7 0... 8 0
Denis, Jamaica 6 10... 6 10
Nieuragus,large and
solid 10 0...13 •
Small . ...... -10 •
Lima 10 10...15 10
Sapan 1110.,.16 0
Red Sanders 4 5... 5 0
18 0...30 0

Ram gall.
Leeatwaprder Jalmd
Proof 1 9 ... 1 10
Demerara, 21
56 per amt.
O.P I 8 ...
Jamaica, 30 to 56
per cent. O.P. 3 6
Parourite marks 4
Brandy, 1R brands 4 4 ...
British apirta, d.p lO 2
Scotch
Irish lO 3 ...
FLAX, per tors
Riga, P.T.R. £47 0...54
St. Peterabuts, 9
head 0 0... 0
Dutch and Flemish 55 0...85
Friesland
Ilaur, at per ton.
BLPetersburg,olcan.C3s 0.-96
outchot . ...... 32 0...23
half clean
Riga, Rhine 77 0... 0
outahot
pam
Manilla
But India Soon lB 0-13
Bombay l6 0...19
Jute
Tr., at per cwt.
Banes B4 0...
Straits
03111. in blodu B2 0-0
Bars S 8
fame, at per too.
5 Sto

4
5
0
0
0

mence of the demand con-
, the price has advanced Is. to
7. We are now for Y.C. on
to March, 435. 3d. New
separate months, 45a 3d.

TALLOW.—In consecp
tinning beyond all precedent,
Is. Gd. per cwt. since yesterda
the spot, 495. 6d.; and Februs
Tallow is firm, at 445. 9d. to 4
per cwt.

CORN.—BAHNsLLY, Feb. 2.—We had a good at-
tendance of farmers at this day's market, who asked higher
prices than they did last week, which caused a very dull
market, as the millers would not purchase at higher rates,
with very few exceptions, and those from needy parties. No
advance could be obtained in any kind of grain, but the rates
of last week appeared to be unaltered.
Bastmosrouz, Feb. 2.—The market was dull. Millers
good old and new at from 131. 101. to 141. 101. rr
Eaur‘ue:cdond quality, 121. to 13/. ; indifferent was with diffi-
cult), sold at any price. Barley, finest malting, was rather
higher in price; common as before, top flsrare, Ms. to 36e.;
middling, 30s. to 32a. ,• common grinding, 28e. to 295. per qr.
Oats, the finest sweet Polands, made 271. ; second quality, of
black, 245. ; moderate feed, 20s. to 224. Beans were lower ;
the finest tick, 21. per qr.; common, 3a. ; top price given,
495. ; second, 465. White Feu as last week; grey and

maple cheaper, by ; prices, 42a. to 4 Is. Bye, 17.. 6d. to
per sack.
Bourox, Feb. 2.-The Wheat offered to-day, being in much
better condition, made Is. par qr. more money. There
being also inquiry for Oats and Beans, for seed, prices of
both rather advanced. Wheat, red. 405. to 46e. ; hue, 50s.
to 625.; extra dry, 535. ; white, 421. to 48e. ; fine, 625. to
541. ; extra dry, 5.35. Oats, 16,. to 21s. Beans, 36,, to 58..,
per qr. to the growers.
Cateursralt, Feb. 2.-We had a good attendance of
buyers at our market to-day, and the supply not being very
large, we had a brisk demand for both Wheat end Barley,
at prices Is. to 2s. per qr. above those obtained hut market-
day, and, although we do not quote other articles higher, the
turn was rather in favour of the seller. Wheat, 48s. to 52,..
Barley, 2.85. to 345. Beans, 40r. to 4.25. Peas, 38a. to 401.
Oats, 211. to 24e. Fine, 375. to 98s.
HALESWORTR, Feb. 1.-We had a fair supply of Wheat,
mostly in improved condition, for which the trade ruled
dearer by ls. per qr. Barley, Is. per qr. higher for best
malting; supplies good. Other grain at our quotatioas.
Wheat, per qr., 48.. to 541. Barley, 28s. to 325. Beans and
Peas, 17s. to 40s. Oats, 24.. to 30s.

HAYWARD'S HEATH, Feb. 2.-A short supply of Wheat,
but all cleared olf at Is. to 2s. advance. Oats and Beans,
steady sale. Peas in good demand, at Is. advance. White
Wheat, 131. ss. to 141:; red, 121. to 121. 10s. Barley, 30s. to
335. Oats, 19s. to 21s. Beans, 30i. to 38s. Peas, 375.6 d. to 365.
HuNOERFORD, Feb. 2.-The first pitched market was held
here this day. The finest Wheats sold at an advance of le.
per qr all other description being slow of sale, at last week's
prices in this county ; top prices given, 655. m• 575. per qr.;
middling, 465. to 525. Barley was also plentiful, and sold
well, the finest qualities at an advance of from Is. to 23. per
qr. ; the heavy Chevalier, !bright and good, reached 365. to
365. 6d. per qr. ; common, 345. ; good Oriading, 30s. to
132 e. per qr. Oats were scarce, the few sold being at Ia
per qr. more money than at Newbury last Thursday. Beans
and Peas were offered at 40s. to 48s. The market opened at
twelve o'clock, closing at two. A dinner was provided at the
Three Swans, after which it was announced that the fol
lowing prizes would be given by the committee of manage-
ment to the buyers of Corn in Hungerford Pitch Market,
within the year ending the lint Wednesday in February,
1849, viz.: To the purchaser of the largest quantity of
Wheat, 10 .ova.;_ to the purchaser of the next, 5 SOTS. ; to
the purchaser of the largnt quantity of Barley, 10 SOTS. ;
to the purchaser of the next, 6 son.
Rouvoan, Feb. 2.-Our market to-day was well supplied
with most kinds of grain, which sold at fully last week's
prices. Wheat, 41s. to 58s. Barley, 30*. to 343.• grinding,
265. to 295. Oats, 21s. to 28s. Beans, 32a. to 40s. Peas,
38e. t. 425. Rye, 284. to 32a.
SPALDING, Feb. 1.-But a small show of Wheat samples
at this day's market ; condition much improved, and the
demand also. Buyers were found for those off red at
Is., and in some instances 2s. over last market. Oats a little
more sought after, and mostly sold at the full rates of last
week, but no quotable improvement; only a moderate supply
for the season. Small Beans sold principally on the sera.
terms. The returns, as given by the government inspector,
shows the average as a very low one, viz : 711 qrs.,
1,4991. 17s. ; average per qr., 425. 2d. This will prove the
proportion of ill-conditioned and blighted Wheats to be
great, as one merchant, resident at this place, a large buyer
for some weeks past, returned upwards of 400 qrs., the an-
rage not exceeding 38s. It is to be hoped this week is an
exception, or a clearing out of the middling and inferior
samples.

D }MIN, Feb. 1.-A. severe frost and a heavy fall of snow
have interrupted our inland navigation, and impeded road
travelling ; our supplies have consequently been small.
Wheat fully maintained the currency of Friday, but other
things were heavy, at previous rates. The following was the
general currency : At heat, white, per 2801ba., 275. to 31.. ;
red, 235. to 28s. Oats, per 19611.e.' 9s. to lls. Gd. Barley,
per 2241 be., 13s. to 17s. 6d. Indian Corn, 28s. to 335. per
4801bs. Oatmeal, 12s. to 12s. Gil. per cwt. Seconds Flour,
in sacks, 16s. to 16s. 61. per cwt. American, 28.. to 291.
per barrel.
MALTA, Jan. 25.-There is nothing doing in corn, and
yet prices keep up, in consequence of the monopoly which
a dozen persons have of this article. The holders here arc
mostly persons who can afford to keep a stock, which they
have done in expectation of a demand in Ireland or Scotland.
Meanwhile the consumers here pay them the interest of
their outlay in an increased price for their bread. Azoff
hard Wheat, is 375. 6d. to Eh. per mho ; Odessa, 335. 6d.
to 355. ; Danube, 325. to 3.55. ; Turkish, 31s. fish to 34e.;
Azoff and Odessa, soft, 30s. to 335. Gd. ; Danube, 265. Gd. to
28e. ; Itoumelia, 23a. Gd. to 255. ; Egyptian, old, 2.55. to 261.;
new, 263. 6d. to 285.; red, 225. 63.. to 245. Barley, Levant
and Black Sea, 15s. to 16e. 6d. ; Egyptian, 16s. Gd.
to 17s. 3d.; Sicilian, 171. to 18e.; Indian Corn,
Danube, 235. 6d. to 2Ss. ; Italian, 21a. to 225. 3d.
Beans, Sicilian, large, 235. to 27.. ; Egyptian, new,
22a. 6d. to 235. fxl. ; old, 72a. to 235. ; Sagina, Egyptian,
193. te 20s. Peas, Black Sea, 275. 6d. to 28s. 3d. There
are about twenty English vessels here looking for freights,
and nearly as many wind-bound for England.

HOPS.— Bow:arca MARKET, Two o' C7ock. •—•
Messrs. l'attenden and Smith report that the demand con-
tinues study for all kinds of Hops, at last quotations :
New atid k 1.. Kanto 31. 8 tent. 6 I minis Rents,p.ewt. 21. 6to N. a
Neut./tient of Kenai 2 16 to 3 12 Yearling Etusient .. 2 bto 2 ltt
New BUMNII .216 to 3 610 (6141106. 1 to 2 0
Yarnhams 1 4 to 5
BASINGSTOKE, Feb. 2.—Best Farnhams much inquired
for, at a little further advance, say from Is. to 2a. Ga. per
ewt. ; common as last quotation. Bright Alions, Froyles,
and Bentleys find a ready sale, at the prices of jut week.
Indifferent and discoloured, not much deraand for; top
prices of Farnham. from 51. 10e. to 61. per cwt. ; second,
41. 10s. to 51. ; country, 31. to 41. 4s. ; old Farnhams, 51. to
51. 10s.; country and Sussex, 21. to 21. 15s.

WOOL.—ExrrER, Feb. 2.—Some tritliog busi-
ness in this article was done at 61d. per lb., but still theidea
must not be indulged that trade is at all improving ; indeed ,
on the contrary, we regret to say, that up to tkis time
nothing can be more disheartening than the state of affairs
in this way in this part of the West; and Yolk Wool must
be quoted at from 6d. to 63d. per lb.

CATTLE, &c.—CHICHESTEB, Feb. 2.—There was
a good supply of fat stock this day. Prices about the same
as last market ; but the trade proved dell till after noon.
Os Beef, 4s. 4d. to 4s. 84. Mutton, fat and prune, 4s. 6d. to
4s. 84. Veal, 4s. to 43. 4d. Pork, 41. 6d. to ss. Fat Hogs,
30 to 40 stone, 4s. 2d. to 43. 4d. ; smaller, 4s. 6d. to 4s. Bd.
Young Porkers, Is. Bd. Store Pigs fetch full prices.
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EXETER, Feb. 2.—This was • large and very finely sup-
plied market. Of Sheep there was a particularly splendid
show. Although we cannot say that in any description of
stock the market was sold out, yet there was a. large busi-
ness done, and this, too, with prices fully supported. For
fat Bullocks the quotations must be further carried out, at
from 565. to 625. per cwt., or from 101. to 11s. per score lbs.
Butchers' Calves were from Old. to 7d. per lb. In Sheep, a
few lots of Wetheis were sold at rates giving 6jd. per lb. ;
and some lots of Ewes at from 6d. to nearly bbd. per lb., car-
rying on the quotation in this respect at from 6d. to 7d. per
lb. As to store Cattle, business was by no means brisk.
Barreners must be quoted at from 345. to 375. 6d. per cwt.,
or front Ga. to Gs 6d. per score. There was • good lot of two
year old Steers driven in, for which 81. 10s. each was asked;
but these did not command • sale.

KIDDERMINSTEIL—There was a large supply of Cattle
at this fair, and more Calves than have been seen so early
in the season for many years. The best stock was easily
disposed of. Fat Cattle fetched 7d. to 7 id., and lean, Gd.
to Gld. ; Sheep, 7,id. There was a tolerable supply of
Horses, amongst which were more than the average of really
good useful waggon Horses.

LEEDS, Feb. 2.—Although the supply of fat Cattle at our
market this morning was very large, the demand was slow,
and there was only a moderate extent of business done
chiefly at late rates, and many anima's were driven away
unsold. Of Sheep the supply was scanty, and nearly oil
those shown were sold off at firm prices.
Sot:rums, Feb. 2.—Our supplies were short, and trade
ruled about the same as last week. Beef made from 21. Gd.
to 4s. Bd. Mutton, 41. to ss. 2d. Veal, 4s. 4d. to ss. Bd.
Pork, 3s. 2d. to 4s. Gd. per stone of 81bs. sinking the offal.
GLABOOW, Jan. 27.—There was under an avenge supply
of Cattle at our market to-day, which made a brisk isle at an
advance on last week's rates of Is. per cwt, with a good
clearance. Best quality brought 60s, per cwt. Of Sheep the
supply was very large, more dun equal to the demand, which
caused a decline of front 2s. to 3a. a-head, and a few were
turned out unsold.

for Yesterday's Market* as last pass.

SHIPPING.

MAILS AERIVED.—DubIin, 3 ; Waterford, 2; Donaghadee,
2 ; Flanders, 1; French, 1 ; Wad India, 1 ; Mexico, 1 ;
Brazils, 1.
LONDON, Feb. 3.—Wind this day at noon, S.S.W.,
light breeze, and cloudy, with mild weather.
DEAL, Jan. 2.—N.W. to N.N.W.—Arrived Wallace, and
Laurel, Callao. Arrived from the river and sailed: Agnes
Sophia, Matanzas.
Orr r nit OALLOPER..—Theodore, Port-sn-Prince.
OFF DOVER, Feb. 2.—Jacobs Marina, Batavia, for Am-
sterdam.

Poareworrit, Feb. 2.—W.N.W.—Sailed H.M. steamer
Firefly, Coast of Africa. Off port: Essex, Madras.
COWES, Feb. 2.—W.—Arrived : Jalius, Laguna.
6orvnartrrost, Feb. 2.—N.W.—Arrived: Avon (at.),
West Indies. Sailed: Great Western (st.), West Indies.
FALMOUTH, Feb. 2.—W.—Off port: Delta, St. John's,
New Brunswick.

Itr7aroor..,—Feb. 2.—W.N.W.—Arrived : Lahore, Cal-
cutta ; Jane Turner, Monte Video ; Orphan, New Orleans.
Sailed . Yorkahire, New York. Off port John Matthie,
Senator, Patrick Henry, Asia, Eliza Keith, and Flirt.
RAYBOATE, Feb. Groinger, of and for Amster-
dam, for Newport, is off the harbour, very leaky,:and wilt
come in next tide.

DovEa, Feb. 2.—The sloop Rosebud, London to New-
haven, sunk off this port to-day, after being in contact with
another sloop; crew saved.
Poarsmourit, Feb. 2.—lt is reported that the James, of
Bristol sunk off the Omen this morning ; crew saved.
FlTutoroft, Feb. 2.—W.—Arrived : Unicorn, Rio Grande,
with sails split and leaky.
WATERFORD, Feb. I.—N.N.W. Sailed Ellen, Trinidad.
SUNDERLAND, Feb. 2.—The Ocean 141 • fields,
which came on shore 20th ult., on Whi
over the Ledge this afternoon, and is sm Ora
much damaged. - • .
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BRIDLINGTON, Feb. I.—Pert of trae bragikiadlfta.
with a white streak, about nine inches lastr, Ira
shore yesterday.
Transom's', Feb. 2.—The Marina:. ?Soh- ?5t0.:204
London, from Hartlepool, got upou-Sh ftsaroprik* Othg
morning, and sank ; crew paved. s•• • or
GRAVERIND.—Feb. 2.—Elora, New
Eugenia, China ; Nautilus,'ltauritim ;
Richard Cobien, Odessa. .• • -