The Express.
London, England, 1848-02-22 00:00:00

to-day, which met a fair demand at 245. 6d. to 28.. Irish was
likewise more sought after, and being held with more firm-
ness, the depremion at the benineing of the week was fully
recovered. Flour unaltered. Barley, Beans, and Peas with-
out change. The demand for Oats is so limited, that prises
are almost nominal. Oatmeal being still biegleeted, Irish
manufacture declined 6d. per load. Indian Corn and Indian
Meal same as last week. The average price of Wheat this
week is 51a. 6d. per imp qr.

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RICHMOND, YORKSHIRE, Feb. 19.-We had a fair supply
of grain. The sale was rather dull. Wheat sold from
6e. 3d. to 78. 9d.; Oats, 2s. 9d. to 31. 61. • Barley, 48. 6d. to
48. 9d. ; and Beans, 4s. 6d. to 6s. per bushel.
BHRZWBRURT, Feb. 19.-There was a large attendance,
but the trade eloeed uncommonly languid, as follows : Wheat,
6s. 6.1. to 75.; Barley, 4s. 2d. to 4s. 64.; Oats, 3s. to 4s. per
imp. bushel.
SWINDON, Feb. 21.-Wheat was plentiful, some in better
condition. The best white and red dry samples were had at
a decline of Is. per qr. ; common, from Is. to 2s. ' • top price,
545. per qr. ; middling. 48s. to 506. ; poor, at 40s. to 435.
Flour w...s lower, from Is. to 2s. per bag. Barley was plenti-
ful, and sold at a decline of 18. per qr. ; some middling was
sold at 2.. decline for spring sowing. Oats, though in fair de-
mand, with difficulty fetched last week's prices. Beans sold
readily, at from 40.. to 478. per qr. Peas, both white and
grey, fur sowing, at from 425. to 465.
YARMOUTH, Fcb. 19.-We have only a moderate supply
of corn, but the trade continues exceedingly dull. Wheat
came cold and light generally, and the best samples are
rather below our last week's prices. Bailey is a slow trade.
Maltsters buy sparingly, and the demand for shipping, even
at these prices, is limited. In other articles we have not
much doing, without alteration in value. Wheat, white,
50s. to 525. ; red ditto, 478, to 50s. Barley, 28s. to 300.
Beans, 365. to 40s. Peas, 335. to 425. Oats, 228. to 28s.
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ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 9.—There can scarcely be less doing ;
prigs are falling. Wheat is firm, 60p. to 63p. Beans, 47p.
to 60p. Barley, 33p. to 36p. Indian Corn, 33p. to 36p.
Linseed, 80p. to 90p. Sesame, I3op. to 131 p. Freights are
low. To England, only 61. is offered ; France, 3f.
CONLITASTINOPLE, Feb. 7 —Transactions ere very limited.
A contract has been made for 15,000 kilo*. hard Wheat of
Roumelia, at 20 p. the kilo., including duty. A contract has
also been made for 40,000 kilos. of Barley, to be delivered
neat month, at 84p. The, following are the prices to-day :
Aron hard Wheat, 234 to 24p. Bessarabia, 224 to 234;
Roumelia, 20 to 21 ; soft, 16 to 17 ; Ibraill, 15 to 16. Indian
Corn. 15 to 16. Bsr'ey, SI to 84. Rija tscarc:), 12 to 13.
There are about 6,000 kilos. In depot of bard Wheats soft
Wheat is scarce. There are about 20,000 kilo*. of Indian Con,
and an many of Barley. Oats, there are some 5,000 kilos ,
for which 9 p. have been missed. There are a great number
of vessels in port, looking for freight. If they were required,
any number could be had at Bs. 64. per qr. for England, and
24 to 24f. for Pi ameilles.

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Thorrzic, Feb. 12.—Our growers hardly bring any Wheat
to market since prices have declined to 41s. to 435., and in
Poland they likewiee refuse to sell, so that sales for spring
delivery are out of the question.
iiAMBORG, Feb. 15.—The corn trade continues flat, and
offers front the out.ports are still on a very limited scale.
B. at red Marks Wneat, 631b5., is held at 465.; nood62lba. red
at 44.. Gd. per qr. here. A cargo of Wismar 621bs. to 631hs.
was .ed at 41s. 61, and 60114. to 611bs. Danish at 375.
Barley is rather lower, Berland 53Ibs. to 541151. is held at
21s. 61, and Jutland 531hs. at 20s. Gd. Danish Oats ate
still held at 15s. to 16s. 6.1. per qr., according to quality ;
vireo of East Friesland, 3511 w. was taken at 15s. Middle
Beans continue in demand at 2tis. perqr. on board. A canto
of Baltic Peas was taken at 305., and boilers here at 375.
Tars, large, are held at 38e. to 403. • small, 335. to 3.51. ;
small, from tie Baltic, 295. to 30a. Red Cloverseed is very
firm. Rapecakcs in demand at full prices. Linseed Cakes
fiat.

KONIOSBERO, Feb. 9.—Our supplies continue very insig-
nificant. Priers about the same as before, say, good mixed
Wheat, 39.. to 425. ; red, 38s. to 395. Oats, 13s. to 14s. Peas
and B ^ens, 31s. to 325. per qr. f.o.b.

LEGHORN, F. h. 9.—The demand for Wheat has of late
been very limited, and the stocks are by no miens heavy ;
prices are lower than they were tin days ago. Of Polish
there are 6,000 to 7,000 qrs., and purchases might probably
he made at something under 435. 9d. par qr. on board for
Wheat, weighing 6111bs. and 425. for 6041bs Of Indian
Corn there are cn Mind 1,500 qrs. Oalatz, weighing 62165.,
held at 301. 2d. • 1,000 qrs. Braila, old, weighing 5711b5., held
at 2.55. sd. ; 1,600 qrs. Bulgaria, weighing 611E4., held at
30s, Ild. Egyptian Beans are looking down.

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MALTA, Feb. 14.—Prices tame as in last report. No.
thing doing, except for consumption. Upwards of forty
English vessels are lying here doing nothing, expecting
better times.

MARSEILLES, Feb. 13.—There is at present very little
passing here in Wheat, and prices are unaltered. We deem
it probable, however, that when supplies increase, quotations
will give way. Nothing shipping, and freights low.

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ROSTOCK. Feb. 10.—Prices declining, and 631 be. 'Wh.tat
obtainable at 41s. per or. ,at which there are a good many
purchasers. Alba. Birley readily taken at 211. 6d. per qr.,
and supply very scanty.
SMYRNA, Feb. 6.—The calm in our market still continues.
Soft Wheat is IGp. to 171 p. Barley, 81p. 30,000 kilos. have
been contracted for at that price for exportation.
'4IESTE, Feb. 7.—Prices of Wheat are very firmly sup-
ported‘althoogh there has not been much doing in the artiele
of late, with the excbmion ofwome parcels afinferier gush.,
•taken for She use al ohe Ahttritin %mops in Italy. Indian
Corn is very dull, and holders anxious to realise.