The Express.
London, England, 1848-02-18 00:00:00

['CAA, Pei.

White 36 to 40...t0der4 42 to 44
Baas; Maistout. 9l to 33. lick
Harrow 39 to 33 ~.small 93 to 37...01d 42 to 46
Taus, New Spring to --new winter .o —...01d to
Barassao, New 56 to 60
LaXIMSD CILIUM, per thousaad .CI2 10a. to £l3 Os.
Per melt of 20466.

Fr orm, Town-made, delivered 44 to 48 ..fine household .ii ITii
Norfolk and Suffolk 38 to 40 vrlnte 4O to 42
Northumberland, Lincoln, and Yorksture to
flumes and kept to —...lriah ... — to
FOREIGN.
Waco., Dantste and Konigsberg .•• 55 to 55. fine 57 to 39
Pomeranean, Rostock, and Stettin,
Presets and Brabant — to
Danish and Wartburg* 49 to 53
}WSW]. .. „. .... 41 to 43...Eoptian to
Danube stMl...i&i.;.
Spanish bard —To .7s-stt. — to
Canadian ... —to ..kitslrallan 53 to 39
Res — to
Rause Feeding 24 to 13 .dlo9lllng — to
Noun Cone 23 to 32...lharnum to
Oars, Russian
Ponseranan and Strskund
Swedish and Danish
Frieseland and Dutch feed 2O to 23
Ditto Drew 24 to 21 -teed — to
Buns, tick to —...01d.
Small — to -...old.
....
to
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PLO', grW.-- to -
White 38 to M boilers SS to 40
TAW, old
Loom, Bahia sad Itindan 46 to 48 to SO
Mediterranean and Odeon to 46 to 62
Unman to .bempssed B4 to 36
EAPWND CANN; free of duty, per los- f 6 Os. to E 6 6s.
LOOSED Cogs', Dutch and German. S 9 Os. to £lO Os.
Una Preach and American tie Os. to All Oa
nova, American, per barrel of 1961ba. 26 to IS
Dontsie and Hamburg
Cs adian
Trench, per sack of 26001 a. tom to
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROW 14th FRB. TO 18th FEB.
Clrs. English. Scotch. Dish. Portion.
Wheat I 4610 ll3lO
Barley 6710 I
Oats 4020 I
Flaw, 4,430 saris; barrels Malt, 4,910 qrs.
LONDON Ate:sagas. Wheat, 325. 9t1.; Barley, likt. 3d.; Oats,
13s. 6d.; Rye, --a. ; BM., Us. 11d. ; Peas, 435. 4d.

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IMPERIAL AVERAGES.
Wbeat.l Barki.l Oats. I Rye. Beane.' Peas.
Jan. S ... ... Me 10431 e 74;20e 114,31 a 4440 e ad 46e 04
15 ... .. 51s 2430 a 114;21. 0429 a 24 29s 14'46e 41
22 ... :.. 1.14 1440 a Mlle IcY2Os Mlle 94143. ld
22 ... ... 32a 0430 e 11/1;214 34 101 6430 a 74 43e 64
Feb. 5 ... ... Ile 24130 a 9420 e 74 32a Sdatte 42s 9d
12 ... ... 31, 04 li, 24122 a 74 20_54104 14 Lk 2d
• weeks' at rg. Aver. '3lr 7-sdAes 144120. Ild 301—W128, 114144 s Si
(There are no duties on Foreign Graqe.)

Feb. 6.

33 -3
33 1
32 0
31 2
$1 0

B•xstrst, Feb. 17.—The grain trade is stall without ani-
mation, but with no variation in price, except Barley, which
isle. per qr. lower. The following are the prices Wheat,
ss. 91 to 6s. 6d. Barley, A. to 325. Beans, 4s. 10d. to 6s.
O►tr, 226. to Me.
Baansorroxit, Feb. 16.—But little Wheat for the mill
without being mixed, therefore all such was in good demand.
Best whit* made 141. 15*. per load ; red, 141. ; some mooed-
rate, 131.; inferior, 121. to 121. 10e. Bulgy, best, bright, Che-
valier malting, 345. per qr. ; good second-rate, 30e. to 325.
Oats, stationary. Bemis ware ditpoied of at a decline of la.
to 2s. per qr. Fear went back 2e. per qr.

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BIZMINGHAIK, Feb. 17.-At this da)'s market there wu
a good supply of Wheat, which sold at fully the currency of
this day ..',night. Barley doll, with the turn in favour of
the buyer. Oats sold slowly, at the decline noted below.
Beans and Peas le per qr. lower. During the gement week
the transactions in Wheat have again been on the most
limited wale. Barley nominally unalteml. No progress
can be made in Oats, even by submitting to a reduction of
Is. per qr. In Beans, Peal, and Vetches, very little doing.
Present prices of grain: Wheat, English, white, per
bushel of 621b5., 6s. Bd. to 7s. 6d. ; new, 6e. 9d. to 70. 4d- ;
red, 6s. 6d. to 71. 14.• new, 69. 7d. to 75.; Irish,
red, 61. 6d. to 7s. ; foreign, ;ed. 69. to 7s. 6d.; white, 7s. 2d.
to Bs. • Polish Odessa, 6s. Td. to 79. • Danube, 6s. 9d.
to 6s. 6d. Bexley, per imperial quarter, 36i. to 371.6 d. ; grind-
ing, per 3921b5., 278.6 d. to 299.6 d. Oats, English, whlte,per
imperial qr., 265. to 34e. ; Welsh, black and white, per
3121ba, 225. 6d. to 245.; Irish (40to 421 b.), 235. 6d. to 251.6 d. ;
(371 b. to 391 b.), 23a. to 24e. 6d. ; black, 225. M. to 245. 6d.
Beans, English per 1961ba., old, 188.6 d. to 209. 6d.; new, 16a.
to 171.6 d.; Irish , 16e. 3d. to 161. 6d.; foreign, 128.6 d. to 184.6 d.
Peas, boilMg, per iap. qr., 445. to 675. ; grinding, per
1961b5., 16s. 6d. to 17s. 6d. Lentils, per 1961ba., 12s. 6d. to
14s. 63. Indian Corn, per 1961b5., 14s. 6d. to 15e 6d. Flour,
per sack of 2804 b., English, fine, 41s. to 441. ; mopes, 364.
to 409. •

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Batourou, Pab. 17.—The trade ruled dull for every de-
waigtian at grain at our market to-day, consequently little
busmen eras transacted. White Wheat, 131. to 13:. 55.;
red, 111. 16a. to 121, Barley, 325. to 33e. Oats, 18e. to 19..
Beans, 3.55. to 37.. Peas, 365. to 38..
BRISTOL, Feb. 17.—Our arrivals this week are, 4,430 qrs.
Wheat, and 2,074 gm. BMWS, from abroad; with 2,163
qrs. Oats, 361 Barley, and 632 sacks Flour, coastwise and
from Ireland. With a fair attendance at market to-day,
there was very little doing, and we may quote prices of all

doeriptioas of grain frost 61. to Is. per qr. lower than loot
weak. _

1 Damns, Feb. 17.—Oar market was well supplied with
Wriest, but, being still much out of condition, but a mo-
derato extent of business wu done at last week's Triers
1B irley was in large supply, end a quick sale at last week's
prices. Beans is ler supply, and lap s • sack less money for
new. Peas, a large quantity, at last weer's priers. Oats a
!pod supply, without any alteration. Wheat, white, per
qr., Ws. to 58e.; best red, 63a. to 675.; middliog. 461. to
525. ; inferior, 41s. to 45e. ; Barley, 255. to 365. ; Oats, 21s.
to 265. ; Beans, old, 465. to 655.; Peas, 36a. to 48s. Flour,
doe, per auk, 435. to 475.; seconds, 395. to 425.
',airmail, Feb. I7.—The supply of Wheat was limited at
this day's market trade ruled dull, and last week's prices
were barely maintained. Wheat, from 111. to 161. per load•
Barley, 285. to 335. per qr. Oats, 20s. to 265. Beans, 40s•
to 465. Pees, 38s. to 42a.
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GAINS/30801:011, Feb. 15.—This market was well sup-
plied with Wheat to-day, but very little of it wu in good
condition. Good samples met with a ready sale, at last
week's prices, but the greater portion hung oa band. Barleys
are very dull.
GODALMINO. Feb. 16.—Holden of Wheat not being ge.
nerally inclined to accede to the reduction in price of about
2s. per qr. required to effect sales at this market to-day, oc-
casioned an excessively dull trade. Wheat, red, 43.. to 484.;
white, 50s. to 565. Bsrley, 235. to 32a. Peas, 38s. to 43e.
BOMB. 38s. to 41s. Oats, 20s. to 24a. per qr.
HUNGERVORD, Feb. 16.—The rester portion of Wheat
was in a very damp condition, which caused all but the very
finest to sell at a reduction of ls. to 2s. per qr.; white and
red, heavy and dry, made from 51s. to 56,. ; every other
kind with difficulty changed hands; pfees asked being
from 40.. to 46.. Barley was not so much in demand;
therefore, even fine malting parcels with difficulty stood at
the prices given last Wednesday here ; for good moderate
samples for seed there was no alteration. Beans were more
abundant; price; gave way ls. per qr. Peas wen also
offered at lens money, both white and hog lots.

Lours, Feb. 18.—There war a very dell market for all
articles of grail, and Wheat may be called 3e., Barley, 2r.,
Oats, la., and Beam 24. per qr. limes, withaat leading to
mach beldame. Wheat, 445. to 508. ; Barley, 2.5 e. to 30s. ;
Oats, 17s. to Ws- ; Beast, 4.5 e. to 480. per. qr.
Matorross, Feb. 17.—This day a large supply of ell
grain was at hand, sad few pusahrers. Wheat we. a slow
sole, at Is. to 24. less way: Lao Corn was certainly
cheaper. Oats and Bums were abundant, but, being so low
in price, they were in many eases withheld. Barley u rather
inquired for, for grinding, at 28s. to 295.
Massmrarunc, Feb. 17.--We had a vary !witty trade for
Wheat to-day, of which the rendition is very bad ; last
i week's prices are not easily suppertad. We can notice no
change in the value of Barley for malting, and the inferior
sorts were rather lower. Beans and Beans are both Is. per
qr. cheaper; supplies very good. Wheat, white, front 50s.
to Ms. per or. ; red, Or. to 495. Barley, wahine. 281. to
325. ; grinding, 254. to 28s. Beane, 33a. to 38s. Pear, 355.
to 370.

MELTON MOWERLY, Feb. 15.—We hare had a good
supply of all kinds of grain at this market, at about the rates
of last week. Wheat, old, 561. to 58a. ; now, 545. to 561.
Barley, 30s. to 33e. Oats, old, 345. to 365. • new, 249. to
28a. Bane, old, 555. to 625. ;new,42!. to 48; per qr.
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NEWARK, Feb. 16.-We have had a very full market
and a plentiful supply of all descriptions of grain, which
met • heavy sale at late prices ; it being the
seed time, the beet quality of Beans and Oate were much
inquired after, also the best malt,og Barley. Wheat, white,
56e. to 58s. per qr. • red, 54e. to 561. Barley. malting, 335.
to 35e. ; grinding, 2.81. to 30s. Beans, new. 445. to 52a. ,• old,
64.. to 56a. Oats, seed. 265. to 33e. ;need, 21a. to 26e. Peas,
grey, 50s. to 62e. ; blue, 645. to 68s. Tame, 645. to 70s.
Matt, 565. to 601.
Newnunr, Feb. 17.-We continue liberally supplied
with Wheat from our farmers, and as the quality is stilt
affected by the weather,*a decline of Is. to 2e. per qr. was
submitted to, and at this reduction some quantity was din.
posed at The supply of Barley was good, but not excessive;
and the prices of last week supported. Oa's, Beans, and
Pees, without alteration.
PLYMOUTH, Feb. 17.-Very little business was done in
Wheat at this morning's market. Farmers' supplies rather
fall off, and many ask advanced prices, whilst few sales are
made by merchants, in consequence of millers wanting at
lower prima. The Flour trade is also dull ; but stocks in the
hands of dealers and millers are supposed to be generally
small. The weather is fine and frosty.
ROMSEY, Feb. 17.-Trade dull; very little Wheat
changed hands except at • reduction of from 6s. to 10s. per
load. Barley with difficulty sold at from 28s. to 345. per qr.
In Oats, Beans, Peas, Rye, and Tares no material alteration
in price.
ROYSTON, Feb. 16.-The very beat qualities of Wheat
and Barley barely supported last week's prices; other de-
scriptions were quite a drug. Flour fell 25. per peck.
Wheat. 281. to 335. per load. Barley, 26.. to 335. per qr.
Oats, 17s. to 275.
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Rea, Feb. 16.-Our Corn market this day but thinly
attended. Very few samples of Wheat offered, yet quite
equal to the demand. Prices to- day were somewhat
lower than last week. Oats dull. Grey Peas more plenti-
ful, and a little lower. Other kinds of grain about the same
as last week. Wheat, white, 60s. to 625. ; red, 465. to 48e.
Oats, 20s. to 225. Peas, grey, 345. to 37e.
Siferetztn, Feb. 15.-A small show of Wheat, which
met a dull tale at from 6d. to le per three bushels less
money. Other articles as last. Wheat, white, 19s. to 21s. ;
red, 17s. to 20s. Rye, 15s to 16s. Beans, 17s. te 19s. ; old,
21e. to 233. Peas, 16s, t 173. • boilers. 225. to 245. per three
bushels. Barley, malting, 335. to 545. ; grinding, 31s. to
33e. Oat., 22a. to 26e. per qr.
STOCKBRIDGE, Feb. 17.-The fine dry Wheats might
make the same as last wetk ; for all other kinds not so much
by 10s. per load was offered; price from 121. to 141. per
load. Barley slack; heavy malting
.sold at 31s. per qr. ;
good second samples, 30s. to 325. ; grinding, 28s. )41; Is.
to 6s. per bushel. Oats found some purchasers at last week's
prices. Beans and Peas could be had at less money by at
lust Is. per qr.
Srocx-rog-ox-Tar.e, Feb. 16.-We had a good supply of
grain from the growers to this day's market, with fair ar-
rivals coastwise. Wheat met a steady demand, ate reduction
of la to 21. per qr. on the rates of this day week. Barley
dull sale. Oats supported last week's prices. Beans the
turn lower, with a dull sale. Pens without change. Flour
in fair request. Imports of grain during the past week :
Wheat, coastwise, 794 qrs. ; Barley, 202 ; Oata, 439
IJmuuDOn,;Feb. 17.-The trade heavy, excepting for good
parcels of spring Corn for seed. Wheat is gill m very bad
condition, and the supply short.
Limearcx, Feb. 16.-The Wheat market this day was
poorly supplied; prices the same as our last quotations,
Best white, 144 d. to 1514 • best red, 131 d to 144 d. per
stone. Oats in good
.demand
.; prime samples, 9d. to 91d.
per stone. Barley, prime malting, samples, 101 d. to 111 d. ;
grinding, 91d. to 10d. Fleur, Guts per sack, 375. 62. ;
seconds, 345. 6d. ; thirds, 30s. ; fourths, 265. Indian Corn,
prime, per ton, 81. ss. to K. 10s. • inferior. 81. to 81. 51. In-
dian Meal, prime, per ton, 91. to 91. b.. ; inferior, 81. 10e. to
81. 15s.

WATERFORD, Feb. 16.—At our market this morning we
had an increased supp.y of Wheat, Oats, and Barley ; all,
owing to the dull accounts from Mark-lane, were disposed of
at prices below those of Saturday' last.
EDINBURGH, Feb. 16.—There was a large supply of
Wheat from the growers at this morniag's market, the bulk
of the samples being very damp, some difficulty was in conse-
quence experienced in effecting sales at Is. per quarter be-
low those of this day week. Foreign met a slow limited sale
for the immediate wants of the trade, at about the same
prices. Barley, though in moderate supply, was difficult of
disposal at • reduction of 6d. per quarter. Oats were in
liberal supply ; sale dull ; with the turn in favour of the
buyer. Beans and Peas remain without alteration. Wheat,
top, 60.. ; average, 51s. sd. Barley, top, 355. 6d. ; average,
32a. Oats, top, 30s. Bd, ; average, 235. fsd. Beans, top, 375. ;
average, 349. 3d. per qr.
GLAMOR, Feb. 16.—The arrivals In the Clyde since this
day week are 1,320 barrels of Flour, and 970 qrs. Indian
Cora from America ; and from Ireland 720 qrs. Wheat,
1,360 qrs. Barley, 3,570 qrs. Oats, 3,780 loads Oatmeal, sad
930 sacks Floor. The supplies into Orangemoi.h for the
tame period are 1,580 qn. Wheat, 3,000 Ts. Barley, 830
qrs. Oats, 350 qrs. Beans, and 470 sacks } lour coastwise ;
and from abroad, 500 qn. Wheat. Trade throughout the
week has continued in a most inactive state, buyers exer-
cising extreme caution; and where they have bft.n com-
pelled to come forward for the supply of their
waits, they have bad the market in their favour for
almost every thing. Barrel Flour, both sweet and sour
(swing to short stocks), is the only article that has tom-
mended any attention. We had a dull market to-day.
The few sales that occurred in Wheat were merely to
necessitous buyers, at a slight reduction in price. Oats must
be noted 6d. per boll, and Oatmeal Is. to Is. 6d. per load
below last week's quotations, with a slow sale for both ; and
Barley was the tarn easier, with few buyers forward. Barrel
Flour wee taken moderately freely at our quotation. All
other articles were neglected.

HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Two o' Clock.
Messrs. Psttenden and Smith report that the market con-
tinues very firm. et late prim.
New Nide T 1 Aeon 31. 8 colt. 0 I Twirling Kente.p.cwt. N. 1011. 0
New Weald of Kent. 2 16 to 312 Yearttoz Soo. „ I oto 113
New Bowe: . .I 14 to 310 Old Hop 1 oto 2 0
Farnham ..... ..... 4 4 to 6 12
ItAsmosrowi, Feb. 16.—The price asked Wiley fir beet
Farnham' was 61. to 6 guineas; moderate, 51. 10s. to
61.155. ; such having got into few hands, who seem disposed
to speculate on higher prices. Best Altows are in good de-
mand at an advance o( 2s. 6d. per cwt, eons selling at that;
Sir Thomas Miller's growth, of Froyle, are of ready sale ;
Mr. Bennett's of Bentley, are worth 41. 10$. ; commors,
slightly diacoloured, are from 31. 10s. to 31.155.

SKIS, LEADENHALL, Feb. M.—Rides, !Albs.
to 641bs, lid. to lld. ; 641 be. u 7216 a., lid. to ltd. • 721 e.
to mt., 114. to 2d. ; 801bo. to 8816 x., to. to 24. •
861bo. to 961 W., 24. to lid. Hors. Hideo, 8x.64. Calf 6ldna,
64. to 60. 64.
BERMONDMIT, Fob. 18.—Polled Sheep Skins, do. 6d. to
de. Half-brode and Kente, 4e.to 61. Downs, 31. 3d. to to.

CATTLE, B,x...—SNITELFIELD, Two o'Clock.—
The number of Bouts fresh up from our awn granng dis-
tricts is not very large, that being included in the te-
tanal several that were left over from Monday, also 112
from Holland, 300 from Scotland, 70 from Ireland, and
about 160 Mitch Cows. Trade is very daD, and Monday's
priemarequite extreme quotation' for to-day. A censiderabte
number remain unsold, although there was a disposition to
'abaft to lower prices towards the close. There US
rather more Sheep than of late ; trade is dull, but prices
me about the same as on Monday lam. The Ripply of
Calves is tolerably good ; trayers ere not so eager, and
Mondays quotations an barely supported. Trade remains
unaltered far Figs.

Pot slam LL Ld. Par tow of SILL Ld. 5.
Nat boob. Ilirefoolls 4 d• 3 DM DIN, L lit bds. 81k. 0 0
Dot Ilhortbono 4 4 4 Dot 1.005 Loola . . 4 6
11•55456 quelkty Berk— 34 4 0 Do. 64. gibers 0
Calves
Dip . . 4 $ 6 4 Do. do. Elbors
12455 2555. L 221;1iL35,25 52 6 6 lamb.
1...,..4...0t0t.1,014 :Shoop sad 1azate.2,730 :051,55. 148 P.

Teb. 16.—T0-day there was a very goo : supply
of Mutton and Beef. There wee an advance in he prices.
Beef, from 7e. 6d. to Be. per atone. Mutton. Ewe, ISyd. to
7d.; Wetlerand. per lb. There were a great many buyer..

NifwcarrLe, Feb. 15.-There is a falling off both in the
quantity and quality of Cattle from last week, while the
show of Sheep ia the best that we have had for some time
past. There are about 450 fat Beasts on offer here to day, for
which there is a decided improvement in the demand, and
prices had an upward movement : all sold. The number of
Sheep 4,600 head. The Mutton trade is steady, at former
rates. There is a large attendance of buyers, yet :he sales
are sot so brisk as last week, though a good clearance will be
effected. Prices : Beasts, 6a. to 7s. 6d. Pork, 6s. to 71. per
stone of 141 b. Sheep, 6d. to 74d. per lb., sinking the offal.
Roomy, Felt. 17.-A abort supply of fat Beast; the few
were soon sold at the prices given at Batley last Monday.
Calves were also in small number; those awn found
purchasers at from lls. 6d. to 12s. per score pounds. The
Sheep pens were moderately filled; best Down sii.tooth
Tegs, Si. 4d. per stone of 81bs. ; four-tooth and younger,
ss. to 5.. 2d. • common, 49. 4cl to 4s. Bd. Fat Lambs from
20.. to 25.. each. In the Pig market, best pork and bacon
Hsgs were rather dearer.
ROTHSIMAX. Feb. 11.-The show of Beasts was good,
but of Sheep a very short supply. The attendance of buyers
was numerous, which caused a brisk sale in Mutton, and all
sold up early, at better prices. Beef same as last week.
Bear, 7s. 6d. to Bs. per stone. Mutton, 6fd. to 71d. per lb.
SALYONLD, Feb. 16.-We had a full market to-day, for
both Beasts and Sheep. The demand was scarcely equal to
the supply, and prices ware slightly in favour of the buyer.
All good stock sold up.
Sr. M.I.ItYN EAU/, Feb. 14.-Never more Cattle than 1.0-
day. One* and Steers rather • dull sale, but fat Bullocks
and fat Sheep sold well ; the former at from 565. to 60a. per
cat., end the latter at 7d. per lb.
EDLIISCRaiI, Feb. 16.-The number of Sheep this mons.
ing was 2,511. Bales dull, and prices for inferior kinds down
Is. a head, while the beet kinds supported last week's prices.
A lot of very fine black-faced wedden, from Oventiills,
fetched 399. a head. Top price of the beat mutton, bid. t
ca rent, 6d. to 60 : middling and inferior, 41d. to sd. A
great number at the close of the market were turned out un-
sold. The cattle market was 80 lees than last weak. Demand
being good, sales were in consequence brisk. and all sold at
prices a shade higher than last market. Too of beet Stet
Beef fully 9s. per Dutch stone • current, 8.. to Bs. 9d.; mid-
dling and inferior, 7s. to 7s. 6d.

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