The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-11 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS

MONRY MARKET & CITY INTELLIORNCE.

Zoo o'Clock.—The improvement noticed in the
lingl;sh fonds yesterday has increased to-day. Con-
sole opined at 911 to 2 and a demand for at ck bolo
manifested, they advanced to 921 to 1 for money, and
though tkey have again become a lade weaker, the
extreme abundance of money precludes the idea of
much decline. The Three per Cents. Redu:ed are
quoted 901 to 1 ; and the Three-end-a-Quarter per
Cents., 911 to 1.
In Ezehegoer Bills, India Bonds, and Bank Stock
there is scarcely any variation from yesterday's quo-
tation,.
In the fweign securities there is a generally im-
proved tone to-day. Mexican Bonds have fuether ad-
vanced this morning, and are putted 30 to 1;
Spanish has likewise improved, and is quoted 17 to
for the Five per Cent., and 301 to 1 for the Threee.
Portuguese Converted at 271 to 81. Dutch Two-and-
a-Half per Cents., 491 to 301 ; and the Four per
Cents. at 771 to 81.
ENGLISH YIINDS.
Hook 19%4 3 per CL Cos. for Ace., 9211
3 par CL NAL Anna.
Pa G 3 9DLI 34 per CLL. 94
. Ocus• Ames.. D3I Lubegasr mu, era. to 490. p

iniazioir Furnia
V4o.AnNiroua.' .6 —4 1 per Ct. Omuta Bds., 18 19
Broads Deterred Bds., 31 8
K I per Ct. Mexican. 1846. -Z4 304
6 'Tat
am.
911.4.6.
.678 113 ex dlv 4 per Ct. De•uslan Itl6. 65 7
Pommes Cont. 274 64
4 pi!. Cs. Boom Ayres 11015., 36 404 5 per Ct. B. 1614. 103 5
DOW ChM= Ilds 914 Ditto Posts& 11,16. 17 4
Dit4s Went
44. e. Bois.. 3 per Ct. 6panish Ws., 304 1
Colsnablsollds WU., 31 4 Spanish Defenod ..
[ 3 ter Ct. Pal, 64 8 Ditto Nolte Bds.„ 34 i
24 pit CI. DUeb 1144, 444 604 23 pet Ct. Vent:mkt Ms , 28 4
1 4 pat Ct. Welt Corte, 71i 111 I, menet% Deferred Dde, RI Iht

RAILWAYS.—There is a somewhat firmer tone
in the share market this morning, though prices are
not materially better. London and North Westerns
have been dote at 134 and 133 ; Brighton, at 38i ;
Great A esterno, at 94 ; Eastern Counties, at 9
_; Mid-
lands, at 75i ; North Staffordshires, at 34 die.
There is more animation in French shares, and the
Northern of France bave been done still, and Bonen
and Havre at M. East Indians are quoted 17e. ed.
to 11. premium. Great Indian Peninsula have been
done at par.

SALIN RITRCTED OP TO TWO THIN DAT IN LONDON.
(Yesterday.. prim will be found in last page.)
Aberdeen, 171 Lon., Brighten, & &Crest, Ste
Do. Pref., 21 4 No. Guar. 3 per Cent. (late
bee., Stam., and Bine., 3 Croydon Thirds), flo
Buckinghamshire, 21 d Do. New 3L Guar., 6
Caledonian, 24) 31 Lon. & N. Waters 154 3
Do. New M. Peet, London & 8. Weston', 31,4
E. Comities, 61 9 Manch, Button, & Matlock, 11
Do. Eaten. No. 1, 1 p Midland, 731
Do. Estee. No. 2. par as did Do. 201. Cons. Pref., 16
E. Lincolnshire, 261 Do. Lbw, Brio. & Diem., 123
Great Northern, 11 Scottish Centrol, NI 4
Do. Hanes, B. 61 Shrews. and Elem. New Guar.,
Do. Erten., I South Eastern,
Gt. N. et England New 401., 871 South Wales, 13122)
De. New 131., 331 8. York., Doe, & Goole, 5
Great Western, 931 4 York, News., It Der., 24
Do. Gm-, 194 Do. and Nein. Eaten., 171 1
Do. New 171., 121 Do. (G. N. E. For.), 64
Hull sod &Thy Halves. 496 Trek and N. Midland, 411
lan. & York. Naha, 61 Emit Indian, 41 1
N. British, 141 Great Indian Peninsular, 5
Da. Halves, 6 N. of Prance. 111
N.
Do.Wita Que., 31rdebire, IS) 141 Roomand Havre, 111 1
MANCHESTER 8
Eastern Counties, 25
E. Lents:hire Ora., 4 7.16
Do. Pref . 7
Lan. & York. 321. (late Pate.), 8 d
Do. W. R. Union, 4/ 13.16
Do. Peet, 111
N. Staffordshire, 34 11.164
LEEDS BALF.
E. Lorioultire New, B) d
Leeds and Think New, 27 d
Do. Eaten. (1648), 264. d
BIRMINGHAM
Shrop,bire Cake, 2 816
Bowe Staffordshire, 31

ALTA Aran 10.
Alm, Sheffield, sad Lii. Eighths,
1 15-16
Do. Oricosby 201., 12 a
Do. do. 12/. 10s., 7g d
Do. Msg. & l.ie. Un., 2 16-16 d
E. E. & Dover, No. 4. 7 3-18

Aran. 10.
Great Northern, 9 d
North %Venom, 1 d
Mahon & Dein:ld Jn., d
ALES, Aram 10.
Shrews. and Sirm. (A), 5 d
(B) 3 13-16 1 d

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Half- at
The public salsa of Sugar are progreseing steadily at theatree
prices as ruled prestos' to the holidays; in all 4,600 bags
and 150 bads. are offered to-day. Refined market steady at
previous prigs; low to fine grocery lumps, 50s. 61. to 631.
Coffee remake dull; none offered in public sale
to-day.—Rios: The public sales of 2,000 bags and
500 pockets of Bengal were withdrawn, for want of
buyers, at fully previous prices.—Rum steady, but inactive.
—Cotton has been in but limited demand.—lndizo: The
quarterly sale is declared for the B*h of May, and 6,100
am already advartimd.—ln other articles no material
alteration, but the market bas opened without animation.

Duty pail on "agar to hot week In London, Liverpool, cwt.
Bristol, Hull, and the Clyde
To the IMO period hit year.,,.

bbareass :.

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DCVO ?AID 0/1 TKO Of 1849 TO LUIT WVIZ. BM.
London
Llserpool .
Bristol —.. 192,086
Hull .. 78,639
Clyde

Total .... 9.534,721
Some time in 1648 ..... ........ ...... 9,575,925

41,205

TALLOW.—There is no alteration to notice in the
market to day, and the quotations continue the same as for
the last few days.

COALS.— Half-past Mo. Eden Main, 2h. ;
Walls End Braddyll's Bette's, 21s. 61 ; Walls End Heaton,
21s. 6d. ; Walls Eld Tees, 21.. 6.l.—Ships at market, 19.

MANUFACTURS.—HUDDERSFIELD, April 10.—
Thera has been but a moderate business done tc-lay in our
Hall. The little business doing is principally in low, thick
Twills sad other thick goods, in price from 3s. 3d. to 3s. 7d.
per yard. The patterns and styles which have had so long a
run are new becoming a drug in the market.

HOPS.—BoROVOR Metier —Metal. Pattenden and
Ponith report that the market ematlattes firm.
yld.sodl.•. Keats. 21.10 a to 6L oe. I Yearling Keats. Y. C.. toll. 12e.
Weald of HOW .. 2 0 to 310 Yowling gamer ... 2 0 to 2 12
Pawn 1 15 to 3 0 Old HoY+••• 1 0 to 2 0
Farnham, ........ 4 0 to 0 0

CORN.—MARIE-LANE.—There wu bat little Eng-
lish Wheat fresh up to this morning's market, sad the
arrivals from abroad have been more moderate than of late.
There was a good amount of business transacted for a Wed•
nesday, and some de!criptioos of Wheat were sold at an
advance of about Is. per qr. upon the rotas of last ma►ket-
day. All other sorts of grain were held with lamer ed firm-
ness, and the extreme quotations of last market-day were
obtainable.

ARRIVAL' INTO LONDON PROM 9th APRIL TO 11th APRIL.
English. Scotch. Irish. Foreign.
1010 7390

insist lt. II
I
Ihnisy ....... ....... I
340 390
141433700
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Plow, 1,350 mks; ban*. 111512,

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Hauswouts, April 10.—We had a good 'bow of Wheat
and a heavy trade, at oar quotations. Bet little doing in
Barley or other spring Corn. Weather very wet the last day
or two. Wheat, 38e. to 465. yerqr. Barley, 265. to 301.
Beans and Peas, 30s. to 335.

HULL, April o.—Arrivals of ell articles have been mode-
rate during the past week, end a fair consumptive demand
for most articles of the trade, especially for the best runs of
red Wheat, which continue to form a small proportion of our
weekly import. The now undoubted commencement of ac-
tual fighting between the Danes and Germans, with the con-
sequent pr. sent or very early blockade of the Prussian and
Mecklenburg ports, as well as those of the Jande, Elbe, and
Weser, will put en end to those large supplies of grain which
we have recently had to report, and this circumstance may
fairly be expected to have scene infleenos upon prices on this
side, for it is quite certain' whatever doubt may exist as to
the holding of farmers, that lea foreign grain of all descrip-
tions was hardly ever known to be held in this port and the
different Inland markets which draw their supplies by
way of the Humber. We had again only a moderate show
of Wheat for our market of this day, and owing to the im-
proved tone in Mark-lane, and the foreign news referred to
above, more money was generally asked, and in 11311111 in-
stances compied with to the extent of le. per qr. for picked
maples. We are not able to quote any actual advance in
foreign, but there were more buyers than sellers at last
week's rates. Rather more business passing in malting Bar-
ley, end the price of lest week fay maintained, while the
low rates taken fir grinding gnalYes attract attention.
Beans are fully Is. dearer than lust week, and not many
afloat. A somewhat improved inquiry for Peas, but in Oats
we have no alteration. The transactions in Linseed are very

LRIOHTON BUZZARD, April 10 -At market this day
there was au increased supply of Wheat, which found a fair
sate at fully last week's prices. Malting samples of Barley
scarce, and maintain their prices ; grinding, on the con-
trary, plentiful, and selling at reduced ewes. Wheat, per
load of 6 bushel', old, 25e. to 31s. ; new, 275. to 30s. Bar-
ley, malting, per imp. qr., 28e. to 295. ; grinding, 225. to
255. Beans, old, 225. 6d. to 255. ; new, 18s. to 21e. Gd.
Lawn, April 10.-We bare to report a steady demand
for Wheat, at fully last week's prices, but as there was a
food supply, no advance could be made. Barley, Oats,
Beans. nod Peas steady. Wheat, white, 131. 10s. to 141. ;
red, 11/. 10s. to 12/. ; new, white, 71. to 121. • red, 71. to
101. Barley, 265. to 2.11. Oats, 16s. to 21s. Beans, 30s. to
325. Peas, 321. to 365.
LIVERPOOL, April 10.-We have had a good deal of rain
here recently, which is reported to have been pretty general
in both this country and Ireland ; and, except Ia a few cues
wheye it is camplained of as having oxen exec:Ludas, and in-
terrupted the labours of husbandry at the time, has fallen
seasonably for the teed already sown, and warm weather is
now only requisite to further its progression ; meanwhile the.
Wheat plant, in most directions, is stated to exhibit • favonr-
akle apranse. We are Mill very scantily supplied with
;rain, and Oatmeal, coastwise sad from Ireland h
from the American States, however, the arrivals since this
day week contain • liberal supply of Indian Corn, with a'
moderate quantity of Corn Meal and Flour; and from the
asrth and south of Europe upwards of 12,000 qrs. of Wheat,
including several minor parcels of other produce. Prompted
by the renewal of hostilities between the Danes and Ger-
mans, the impediments to shipments in the blockaded ports
is the north of Europe, and the improved feeling in London
yesterday, a considerable degree of confidence was felt at
our market this morning, and in moat descriptions of
foreign Wheat the traasections were rather extensive, at
an advance of Id. to 2d. upon the currency of this day
week; English as well as Irish acquiring a similar amend-
ment. Home-made sad Irish Flour, likewise, heing taken
more freely, realised the terms lest noted ; and the general
qualities of Ametican commanding a ready sale, many
thousand barrels changed hands at our last quotations,
whilst superior breads were in several inatanets 6 a per bar-
rel d , and a large portion of the supply io granary
withdrawn from the market. Malting and grinding Barley
were in moderate request at late prices. Malt and Peas dull
and the turn lower. Beans, although not in lively demand,
moved off a little mole freely at previous rates. Oats and
Oatmeal, attracting a tolerable share of attention, were more
saleable to cocaumen, and fully supported the currency of
this day se'nnight. Indian Cern continuing in active requi-
sition tor Ireland, further large opt rations therein were
repeated to day, and an advance cf 6d per qr. easily ob.
tamed. Corn Meal was also in good demand, and, the quan-
tity remaining midi/Tend of being light, moat be no:ed Gd.
to 91. per barrel dearer. The following are the prices :
British: Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, new, 6s. 24,
to 6s. 6d. ; old, 6e. 4d. to 6e. 7d. ' • white, new,
6s. 63. to 6s. 10.1.; old, 6s. 101. to 7s. 2d. ; Irish, red, new,
61. 41. to 6s. Od.; old, 6e. 10d. to 61. 24.; white, new, .ss. 101.
to 6s. 2.1. ; old, 6.. 24. to Gs. 44. Barley, per qr., Eng., new,
295. to 315.; Chevalier, 31s. to 335.; Scotch and Irish, per
60.b5., 3s. 3d.to 35.61. Malt, Hug., per qr., pale, 665. to 60s.
Oats, English and Scotch, per 451 b., old, 2e. bd. to 24. 10.1.;
Welsh, old, 2s. 7d. to 2s. Bd.; Irish, fine sorts, new,
21. 61. to 2s. Gid. ; old, 2s. 7.1. to 2e. Bd. ; general, new,
21. 44. to 2s. aid.; old, 2s. 5.1. to 2s. 74. Beans, per qr., Eng.,
new, 31s. to 335. Od.; old, 325. to 345. ; Scotch and Irish, pee
4801 b., new, 26e. Od. to 281.04.; old, 275. to 295. Peas, English,
pet qr., white, new, 32a. to 345. ; ditto and Irish, grey, 28e. to
ne. Flour, per 2801 b., English and Irish, fine, 335. to 355.;
superfine, 341. to Xis. ; extra, 3.55. to 375. Oatmeal, per
load of 2401 b., Dish, new, 22a. 61. to 235. ; old, 205.6 d. to
21s. 6d. : Canadian, old, 21e. to 225. Bran, per 241 b., 10d. to
Is. Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, red, be. 10d. to
6s. 2d ; white,: 6s. 6d. to Gs. 9.1. ; United Scams, red,
6s. 24. to 6a. 4.1. ; white, 6e. 104. to 7e. 44 ; Beattie, mixed
and red, 6s. Od. to 6a. 6d. ; high mixed, 75.4 d. to 7e. 9il. ;
Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 6s. 34. to Gs. 6d. ; white,
O. 9d. to 7s. Od. ; Riga and Petersburg, red, fie. Bd. to
Is. 101. ; Archangel, 6s. 6d. to 6e. 94. ; Odessa, common,
red, &a Id. to ss. 7d. • Polish, ss. Bd. to Is. 10d. ; French,
Spanish, and:ltalian, ied, 6e. 10d. to fa. 2d. ; white, Gs. 44.
to 6s. Bd. ; Rennet and Marianopoli, red, Cas. 84. to Is. 10d. ;
Egyptian, 4s. 2d. to 4v. 61.; Mediterranean, &c., hard, red,
51. 24. to ss. 44. Rye, per q . Baltic, &c., 26e.
to 28s. Barley, per 6011., 31. Id. to 3s. 94. Oats, per 451 b.,
2s. 61. to 2a. 7.1. ; Russian, le. 3d. to 21. 44. Beans, pergola
European, 295. 04. to 31s. Od. ; Egyptian, per 4801 b., 235. 04.
to 23564. Peas, per qr., Baltic, sitc.' white, 28e. to 305.; Ca-
nadian, 275. to 214. Flour, per brl. 0f196 lb., Canadian, sweet,
225. 6d. to 235. Od.; United States and Western Canal, sweet,
2s. 6.1. to 235. Od. ; Ohio, 235. Gd. to 241. 3.1. • Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, 23a 04. to 245. United States; axd
Canadian, sour, 225. 04. to 23s 01. Indian Corn, per 4801 b.,
American, white, 285. Od. to 295. 01.; yellow, 304.8 d. to 315.;
European, yellow, 30s. Od. to 32.. OJ. Indian Meal, per
1901b5., 14s. 04. to 14s. Gd. Arrivals into Liverpool and
Runcorn from the 3rd t r the 9th April inclusive : Wheat,
12,493 qrs. ; Barley, 2,011 ; Malt, 601; Oats, 1,480; Wass,
2.237 ; Pew, 268 ; Indian Corn, 24,041; Indian Corn Meal,
1,400 barrels; Oatmeal, 2,162 sacks; Flour, 674 ta.ks,
6,843 barrel".
LYNN, April 10.-The quantity of Wheat at market to-day
was smell. and Is. per qr. dearer. Bailey in moderate sup-
ply, and Is. pee qr. lower. Wheat, 6011 i. to 621 b , 40s. to
445. ; fine white, 475. Barley, best runs, 28e. ; fine, 295.
per qr.
NEWCSSYLB, Apra 10.-The weather still continues cold
and ungenial, and a good deal of rain has fallen tic« Sitar-
day, which, coupled with the unfavourable news from Den-
mark, must, we think, tead to improve the trade considera-
bly, and from the low state of the socks in the hands of the
dealers we are quite prepared to see a rise of 3r. to 4e. per
qr. occurying shortly on Wheat, whilst at the rams time
other grain is likely to improve In proportion. At our mar-
ket this morning we hid a moderate show of Wheat from
the country, and having very little fresh in from the coast
or from abroad since Saturday the decline of that day was
fully recovered, with a goad business, doing, the best yellow
Suffolk qualities commanding 49e. Gd. • Hamburg red from
435. t• 475. ; Dantric, 495. per qr., weighing 631 b. per bush.
Flour was held for an improvement of le. per sack, which
had the effect of checking business ; where an advance of Gd.
ter sack was asked at that was offered was accepted. In
Rye little change, and the same may be said as respects malt-
ing Barley, but grinding sorts met an improved inquiry, and
some quantity was taken on speculation at 18s. to 20s. per
qr., according to quslity. Malt unaltered. Bailing Peas le.
per qr. dearer, and in better demand; but Beans excite little
attention although offsred at previous rates. In Oats new
transactions transpired ; holders bang disinclined to accept
present rates.
PLYMOUTH, April 10.-Our corn market was well at.
tended to-day by country millers, and more business doing
in foreign Wheats; many sales were made at an advance of
Gd. to Is. per qr. Malting Barley is dull of sale. Owing to
the arrivals of foreign Flour the market is well supplied,
and prices the same as last week.
SALISBURY, April 10.-To-day we had a moderate supply
of grain, with a good attendance of buyers. Wheat was
firm at our last quotations, and the very best samples ob-
tained an advance of 6d. per qr., with a brisk sate. There
was also an improved demand for Barley, and tfila extreme
quotations of this day week were readily ebtained. Malt
and Flour sold steadily, without alteration is prices. Oats
were but little in demand, but aupported their late value:
All other description of grain were held with a similar firm-
ness, though not much business doing. Wheat, old, 40s. to
555. 64.; new, 361. to 525. Barley, 265. to 32e. Oats, 16s.
to 225. Beans, 30s. to 40s. Peas, 341. to 425. per qr. Flour,
355. to 36e. per sack. Malt, 7s. 6d. to 7s. 9d. Tara, 65.64.
to 10s. per bushel.

WOOL—HUDDERSFIELD, April 10.—The demand
for this staple article of our manufacture has been very li-
mited during the put week, acarcvly anything doing. The
little that bu been done has chit fly consisted in Botany and
other Colonial Weols of middle and law qualities.

CATTLE, &c.—DERBY, April 10.—The show of
fat Beasts to-day was exceedingly ;pod, with a fair attend-
ance of purchaser ; but all the beasts were not disposed of.
The supply of Sheep was about the average, with a little im-
provement in the demand. There was a better supply of fat
Vigo. The Veal trade was about the same as last week, as
far as regards the price of tat Calves ; the supply was goad.
The store Calves were very plentiful, and could only be dis-
posed of at exceedingly low prices. Beef, 6d. to 51d.; Mut-
ton, 6d. to 6d. ; Veal, 6d. to 6d. per lb. Pork, 9.. per score.
NeWCASTLE, April 10.—The market was abundantly Pap-
p:led to-day with excellent stock of all kinds, especially
Sheep, prices of which receded full id. per lb.; but Beasts
and Sheep ardutained last week's rater. Beasts, inferior to
prime, 6s. to 6s. per stone. Sheep, 41d. to did. per lb.: and
Pigs, Bs. per stone.
Horse or Meta Maims; April 9.—The whole number
of stock shown at the second meeting this day, up to eleven
o'clock, and on the ground, was nearly 4,000, of which the
following lots were gold:—One lot of blacle.faced Ewes, from
Dewar, fetched 17e. ; one lot from Benthead. near Shoat,
black-faced, 12e. 6d.; 020 lotfromChapple Hill, 17s. 71.1.,
black-faced; °as lot bred Hogs, nine score, Dum-
fries, 235. 9d. ; one lot hell-longs, sold to go to Fife, lfis. ;
Cheviot Ewes, 205.; Mr. Handers3n, Cheater-bill, sold Ewes,
Cheviot, 22.. 6d. ; Hoge, half, 210. and 195., Cheviot; Mr.
Heighton, salesman, bought 12 pyre bred Hogs, 27s ; a lot
of black-fuel Ewes, 171. dd. • one lot Cheviot Help to Eut
Lothian, at 12.., sold by Mr. Calder. The market this day
may be said to have Desists= 21. to 3e. above last Monday, 4 -47:•:7
both for Hogs and Ewes, the latter being a very poor show;
but there were a good many Hogs, for the most part in fine
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