The Express.
London, England, 1847-04-30 00:00:00

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alse lacy be mated Is. degree, though the trade is not so
Wink as last week. Barley wee it abort oupply, and sold
readily at an improvement of le. per qr. Oats were a tun
sale, with the turn in fe% our of buyers. For Peas and Be 111%
there is an increased demand, ester:n.l4 for the former...t
an advance of ls. to 2e. per qr. Wheat, 568 qrs. top, ;
avenge, 755. per qr. Barley, 154 qn., top, 675. ; average,
51e. 3d. Oats,6lB qrs., top, 41s. 4d. ; ever. gs, 375. Id. Beans,
66 qrs., top, 62a. ; average, Us. 7d.

Gleasoow, Aran. 23.-At this day's market the traitress-
lions in Wheat were for the most part confined to the losses
qualities, for which there was a fkir sale at former retest
Americas Flour was offerieg on rather easier terms. For Oats
there was a moderate demand; and °email was in goal
request at late prices. The quantity of Barley on eels being
small, the advance noted last week was readily ebteinsek
Beans, for feeding, sold in retail at stir quotations; Eftyptiales
were held at 26.. per 2801 b. No change is the mime of Pees.
The imports from abroad, via Grangemouth, have consista
of 920 qrs. Wheat, 860 qrs. Barley ; 2,900 Oats ; 628 Beata;
and 368 loads Oatmeal. Coastwise, the supplies have I,.nrs
small, and the arrives in the Clyde very limited since the
date of our last report. A complete change has taken place
in the weather, havlng had heavy rain for the last day or
two, and strong sontb-west gales. The advises rioted lad
week has been steadily maintained, without much sietivtiy fa
the demand being experienced for any smiths of the treats.
Wheat, per 240.14., English, white, new, 39w to 405.; retP,
old, 375. to 38s. ; new, 37e. to 39e. ; Scotch, white, old, 37e.
to 395. • new, 34e. to 36... ' Irish, red and white,
355. to 3111. ; new, 345. C. 369. ; Dentzic, old, 38s. to ski.;
Pomeranian, old, 360. to 38e.; Danish, old, 31s. to
; Odessa, soft, old, 361. to 36.. : Caradian, aid,
36.. to 375. ; United States, old, 370. to 395. Bar' y,
per 3201 b., Berwick and Scotch, new, 34e. to ::71.;
Irish, new, 32a. to 345. ; foreign, free Pomeranian,
de., new, 320. to 365.; free Danieh. new, 325. to
345. Oats, per 264 lbs, Berwick and Scotch, new,
30s. to 335.; prepared Irish. new, 28s. to it.
Beans, per 4 imperial buthels.Englid, new, 28s. to :9s. ;
Foreign, new, 275. to 28e. ; Irish, per 260 lbs., rat w,
28s, to 295. ; Egyptian, per 280 lbs., old, 26e. Peas,
per 280 lbs., white, new, 32.. to 33, ; grey, new,31s. to 325. ; Cinadian, new, 31e. to 32.. Flour, per
280 lbs., English, superfine, new, 68s. to 60a. ; Irish ditto,
new, .56a. to 68e. ; fine, new, 64a. to 665. ; extra chokes
qualities, new, 60.. to 821.; niedean, per barrel, sweet,
old, 40s. to 41.. ; Canadian sweet, old, 39a. to 40e. ;
sour old, 36e. to 36e. Oatmeal, per 2801b5., Scotch, Lew,
665. to 68s. Indian Coro, par 280 Th. , 325. to 33e.
DANTZIC, APAIL 24.-Yesterday our market wit 1:4111•
siderably higher, and purchasers were oNiged to pay for
fine high num d, 611 be, 745. to 765. ; good and fins mixed,
601 b., 71e. to 73e.; inferior, 671hs. to 3.811 w., 70a. ; and about
4,000 qrr. were sold at these pikes. Offers from the interice
or from Poland are no more, the supplies from
theses being afloat, and holders awaiting tiro chances
of our market on arrival. There is no want of de.
mend for Wheat on delivery, even until July. Of Rye ant
all spring Com, the exportation in Poland being probile cyst,
we on have no suppliss from that country. Tl,O
articles with us are at famine price. Rye and Peak (N.
Seeley, 60s. Government is just suspending the heavy
grinding duty until the Ist of August.

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NAPLE,, APRIL 20.—Wheat is now being imperial Acre,
and the government has hid purchases made for its account
at Leghorn; prices have been up to equal 7Ge. per quarter,
free on board. We have line weather , Paid everything Mill.
eater that the crops will be good. The French have pur-
chased Barletta Wheat, deliverable after 31st August, an.L
payable at equal to .50s. per quarter, free on board.

CHEESE.—MALBBCRY FAIL—The trade eery
slack; quantity offered, about the usual average; prices
lower, by from ts. to 6s. per cwt. within the last month.
Somerset Cheeses, double, 60s. to 665. per cwt. ' single, 60e.
'to 64p. • common, 48s. to 60s. North Wilts audDorset, frosa
60s. to 60s. A better sale for common Cheeses than fur these.
of tint-rate quality.

HOPS.—BoaouGn MARKET.—Two o'C'bk.k.-•-•
Mesere. Pattenden and Smith, flop Futon, report that
the market is firm, vithont any alteration in prioe.
itKe 1:666 Yua. pain. 6i .o to 3. • Taarlteg p. elm It. I 4. 0
Wrahl et Lama . „ 4 4to 6 • IreerliO3 Strom. „ 16 to IS
Samoa II
Tanlaa•
. • 61u• 4

SKINS.—LEADEMIIALL, APRIL 30.—Hides, 56114.
to 64165., 2d. to 20.; 6111:o. to 7211 e., 20. to 2td.; 721,1.
to 8016 a., 20, to 3d.; 801 be. to Nibs., 2ttl. to 30. ,• bsPar.
to 961b5., 3d. to 30. Calf Skint, 7.. 6(1. Ilaree Hides, I:Te.
BERAIONDBIY. APRIL 30. Sheep Skins, Half-bred.,
168. 6d. to 6.. 3d. • Downs, is. 6d. to os. 6d. Lamb Skil:a,
26. to 2a. Bd. ; SheLlloge, 84. to N.

CATTLE, 4c.--SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.—We
have rather a large supply of Bouts, but, provisions of on
kinds being dear, there is an increase in the consumption of
this article, and, consequently, there is no difikulty in elf, t.
leg sales at fully late rate,. From Holland there cr^ 73,
about 300 from Scotland, 100 from Norfolk, 160 MilrJa
and the remainder from various parte of the country. W.
have a good supply cf Sheep ; the demand, however, is large,
and prices are fully 2d. per Sibs. higher than on Monday lase.
Trade for Lambe 1.0 scarcely so good, the choicest with dif-
ficulty snaking 6.. Bd. Good Calves are scarce, and rather
dearer ; in middling qualities no improvement in observable.
Pigs are not quite so plentiful ; small Porkers make rather
more money.
Penises etc it. ►a. . moo MO lbs. a . .. 4.
Ist Seau, Itereferle,lte. 4 4 1•0411•4440(•04/14444... 4 1 a 0
BOK anon-IMID• .. . ... 4
laded malty Mann a 0 D 0.4.111444. 4 a 141
4141•44
Psis ... I 4 De rase. 4 4 5
13;remllaf-44400 I Labs I 6 4
Mane as swim. ON. Slump •44 tub.. 401404. 1411; 444...70

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DI/Ley, Aria 27.—The supply of fat Beasts to-day wet
somewhat limited; the greater part were purchased at ...7•ct
London Smithfield-market the day preceding. Some of
them were only of the middling description ; but in one tot
we observed Wale Bullocks and Heifers of first-rate quel::y,
the price being equally good. Sheep were plentiful, princi-
pally from the Rotherham market; the price we. aho high.
The show of fat and store Calves was good. Beef, 6d. to
61d. ; Mutton (out of the wool), 6d. to 7d. ; Veal, 6d. to bid.
per lb.

Loins, Aran. 25.—We have had a short supply of Beasts
to-day, which were all sold at 6d. to 61d. per lb. Ana
about 4,000 Sheep, which met with ready sale, at from
to 71d. per lb.
MALMsSURT FAIR.—The show rather larger than mu .1.
The Cows, Calves, Barrens, Heifers, ar.d Steers sold at Lir
prices; good Cows with Calf by side making 16/. to 201.; Cow
in calf, 141. to 171. each. Heifers and Steers, two years CA,
121. each; yearling's, Si. to 91. each. Weaned Calves, `..%.
to 2.55. each; small do., just from the Cow, 7s. to 10s.
Of Sheep not so mu}• as usual, yet !rices were lower, soma
good Ewes with a Lamb not making more than from v
to 60s. the couple; barren Ewes, 40s. to 42a.; best
Tegs fetched high prices, some nearly 60s. each; fast
rate Wethers, 50s. to 555. Some pens of prime Somerset ar.3
Dorset Ewes, with forward Lambs, 60.. the couple. I'a
Lambs from 7.2.5. to 28s. each. A good quantity of store
Hogs and Pip, which sold freely, though at very low rates;
fat bacon Hogs and Porkers are getting very scarce in this
part of the county. Herres were plentiful, the best making
high prices. Good cart Colta sold at 401. to 601. ea:b ;
middling 3-year-olds, 301. to 351. ; common, 251. ; first-r: to
Nag end driving from 151. to 401. ; in good Ponies a far
trade wu done. In every kind of inferior animals but Milo
liminess transacted.

NEWORSTLZ, APRIL 27.—Sinec this day se'nnight there
has bean about 700 head of Cattle brought to market, and
all sold. The supply of Sheep wee small. Though there was
a large number of cattle on offer, prime did not recede
more than 3d. per stone. Very little change took plate in
the price of Sheep, and nearly all wero sold off. Prices:
Beasts, small cutters, 7s. 9d.; Steen; 7s. 641. ; Pork, Gs. ad. ;
per stone of 1411 n.

ROTHERHAM, APRIL 25.—We had n urge supply of
Sheep, but of Bents only a middling si.ow, which met wits
a brisk lair, the best Beef realising tUlly Bs. per stone. The at-
tendance of buyers was numerous, and nearly all the Sh,„l
were disposed of at the following prices Beef, 7s. 6d. R..
per stone. Mutton, 7d. to 61d. per lb. Cattle, 185 ;
7,460.

SALFORD, Arun 28.—We had a (Jr show of stock C,.
day; but as there were many strenge buyers, it ems.-4 a
brua demand both for Beef and Mutton, and the very full
rates of last weak were readily obtained, and a good cleatar.co
woe Dude.
EDIRRUROR, APRIL 28.—The supply of fat Cattle was
lem than on Wednesday last. Superior animals sold read 'y,
at an advance on previous rates. There were several good
lots exhibited, although some were prevented coming from
the north, owing to the heavy storm at sea. Top of beet
Beef, 10s.- current, 9s. end; inferior down to 7s. per Dateh
stone,=linearly all sold. There was a very abort supply of
Sheep brought forward. Sales wars quickly eff,, al_ , an
advance of 2s. per head, and all sold. Top of boot Muttoo,
Bd.; current, 7d. to 74d.; inferior, Bd. per lb.
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&Lwow, hem 26.-Bheep were very wares in the
market to-diy, and gold at high prises. Best blaek-fseetl ,14
at 425. ; whitaseed, 50e. There was a fair supply of C.1•1!e,
which met a ready sale. Best Beef sad Tallow brought I Is.
per Won stone.

For Yugerday's Iflrkets use gall pars.

SHIPPING.
MAILS AILIMID.—DubIin, 3; Waterff.rd, 2 ; Donagliadee,
1 ; French, 1 ; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, April 30.—Wind this day at noon, W. by N.,
light airs and cloudy.
OPP MA11.0.1114 April 29.—Elias, Singapore; Psycts,
Hobart Town.
DNAL, April 29.—W.5.W., moderate.—Arrived Cathe-
rine, Callo; Queen of England, China; Matthew Plummer,
Singapore; Delftshaven Batavia, for Rotterdam; Amelia
Hill, Calcutta; Al y 6, Mauritius; Helen, Tobago; High-
bury, Jamaica. Arrived from the river : Brightman, New
' South Wales; Viscount Cannine, Africa; Heart of Oat,
Bahia; Mary, Cubs; Janus Turcan, Havannah ; Lady
Elizabeth, Mumma ; Cleveland, Quebec.
Or, PORTLAND, April 22.—Gladiator, Batavia for Copen-
hagen.
Pon/mourn, April 29.—W., squally.—Arrived: S.
Wolverine,Penang ; left Ascension 24th ult., Fara] 22nd
Soureizrropr, April 29.—Arrived: Ripott (at.), Alex-
andria. Bailed Montrose (et.), Gibraltar.
DWLNOZA, Aprll 29.—W. Put Lek: Empress, for
Quebec. . . _

KlNowrowm, April 28.—W.N.W.—Arrived : Lady Camp-
bell, New Orlin.
WATS:RS.OID, APRIL 28.—W. to W.N.W. Arrived
Leonida, Callao; Admiral, New York.
Fame.arrn, April 29.—W., squally.—Off Port:
Manse Video, left 7th February, and proceeded for Antwerp.
SUNDERLAND, April 28.—W.-Bailc4 : Aid, Montreal.
Coat, April 27.—W.5.W., a gale.—Arrived:
Moulmein; din Dunlop, Baltimore; Charlotte, Norfolk;
Unicorn, Liverpool, for New Orleans, leaky.
HuLk, April 29.—W.S.W.—Arrived: Qitana, Singapore.