The Express.
London, England, 1853-03-14 00:00:00

week's prices,but oat-of-couditioned samples could be boned Tay—at Deal, March 11, fr Xenia
15. to 2s. per qr. lower. All aping corn could be bought at I Tra".3- at F.l",u'h. )4a,th from
u rau lio.i.our -at laverauo, dlicalit; from
cower prices. ViaiLiisr—st E.,1, Mar h 11, from Kerbs
r.LADINO, March 12, We had a moderate supply of Views—at Livertrs Ms.. ii IS, from
Wheat to-day ; best dry samples sold at about late rates, WATLI siesetel, Ifirehl; from ..„ .... Michael's
but secondary qualities were easier In purchase, say Is. per
qr. Barley was nut so i lentiful as of Lite, still there was
quite as much or more than found customers. Oats im-
proved in price. Beans and Peas unaltered.
Wastes, March 12.—The supply of grain of all kinds
is very moderate to-day. The condition of the Wheat is
worse than on any day shin harvest, Ira fact, so bad that
not one sample in twenty is tit to grind without the use of
the kiln. his circumstince, combined with the general
dullness of the trade all over the country, caused an excel-
sine dullness here to-day, and little or no business was
done. Oats and Beans make last week's prices.
Wentemeenn, March 12.—There was a short supply of
Wheat to-day from the farmers and the trade ruled dull at
rather under the currency of this day se'enight for all de-
scriptions of English, whilst foreign was offering at a reduc-
ti sn of Is. to 2*. per quarter, without finding burrs to any
extent. Barley sells slowly at former rates. Oats again
6d. per qr. lower. Beans maintained their value. Very
little demand for Peas.
YoitK, March 12.—There is a fair rupply of Wheat at
our market to-day, but millers were not racer buyers, and
prin. declined Is. per qr. Fine Barbi. fully us dear, but
other sorts rather lower. No change in Beans, Oats and
other articles.
Conk, March 11.—We have het n scantily supplied during
the week with native produce, but plentifully with foreign.
Wheat we quote 6d. cheaper for oil descriptions. Barley
without change. Oats in poor demand at last week's rates.
Foreign Wheat the turn in favour of buyers. Indian Corn
2.. tid. lower Prepared Wheat finds buyers at a shade
under last week's prices. We have heard of no transactions
in prepared Oats, as the ideas of sellers are so far beyond
those of the buyers that no sales could be made. Flour dull
at 3d. per cwt. decline. No change in Oatmeal or Indian-
meal.
WA-Charon!), Marsh 12.—Our imports of foreign grain
since this day se'nnight have been small, and the deliveries
from farmers were equally limited ; the trade remain in a
very dep d state, and the prices of nearly all articles
continue to tend downwards; the decline, however, is more
decided on farmers' Wheat, which has of late commanded
relatively high pricer. At this morning's market supplies
by car were again very small; Wheat sold freely at a reduc-
tion of Gd. per barrel; and Oats were readily cleared off at
4d. per barrel below the quotations of Saturday
last. The receipts of Barley are too trifling to
command attention. Flour: The trade in this article has
heels very limited during the post four weeks, and millers,
to effect sales, now submit to a decline of Is. per sack on
superfine., and 2s. and Is. per sack on inferior qualities.
Indian Corn remains nearly stationary in value, with rather
a better flemund for retail purposes. Imports this week :
Barley, 830 qn. ; Indian Corn, 2,000; Flour, 60 sacks.
Exports this week: Barley, 326 barrels; Oats, 3,906;
Flour, 2,296 sacks ; Oatmeal, 328 cwt.
KIRKCALDY, March 12.—At our country markets this
week we had very little of any kir.d offering ; at two of
them we did not see a single ample of Barley. Our bakers
and millers paid last week's pricks for Wheat and Oats, at
which rates merchants declined purchasing. Here to-day
we had good supplies of Wheat and Oats, though much less
, than last week's. Barley in small supply. Sales slow.
Wheat of fine quality brought last week's rates; anything
middling and inferior was fully Is. per. qr. lower. Oats and
Barley same as lust market day.

BAILED.

AEA (4.)-1:om Liverpool, )Isiah 11, t 0...... "iew York
iinctrous —from I.l.erpool, March 11, to liti:.de:o%.
Asio.ottTit—frots Onvevad, Mitch 12, to.. ltt,
Aaoa•n—from Graverentl, March 13, to
Mum—trout Gravesend, Match IJ, to 1 r:b.,,,,
Car..sat am—from Ltrarpou'., Mush 12, to I',mottb,,co
Corms—from I.lverper3`, March 12, to Bombay
' CvoNarr—from Liverovl, 31art.1) 1/, to
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bto---xL-trOM—Liverpaid„ 'March 12, i 2 ........ ....„ Porto Wu
Commas—from Gravesend, March 13, to Ncwort
Grua—from (tram-rend, March IS, to Draw Irl
Utah 11111.11,11-110.11 Liverpool, March 12, to %%April
DIANA-11001 Gruvommd, March 13, to sydni
DlAMA—from WAN, olVtld, March 13, to metna
ELIZAOIMI —trots Groveromd, March 13, to ....,
Emit—from Gr.o co, 3, Much 19, to
Eata—trom Grasso. r.d, March 13 to New Turk

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Extua-from Liverpool, March 11, to „. ••tettia
Et XLVINA - frall2 Litrfpoul, iv larch 12, to Barcelona
Ewe/mat-from Liverpool, March 12, W ....- ......... ...Vara&
?MOAT Brava-from Liverpuut, 3/arch 11. to New yak
GUM krIM-from 1.:tura...1, March 12, to .. novion
Gas u" Qualm-from :irevevencl, March 11. to Meth arne
OWD 'f rag -from Fill, March 11, to New York
Ilauvrar -tram Liverpool, March 12, to .....- .... ......•• •• Brea:ten
hum Yalta (..e.;--:raw Liverpool. 11 kr* 12. to ....-.llP.aturae
lANTIin -from Livery-au, 3:arch 11, to ..... 11. Video
lauvirrus-frmit Portsmouth, Mardi 11, ta...........- ... Amu k•.at
Jcwo-from Grareren I. March 12, to ... Ilastra
Lreo-from Livorpoo. March 12, to Marie
Livritv-from Llverp oi, March 12. to Oporto
Lau,. Bunn u.--friau Livortonl, March 12, ta...........• Newlork
bout - from Liverloo:, March 12, to .... Bialaore
KOVNI.4ISI.IOI-frtm. Liverpool, March 12, to am)rna
. KNIT Woven-from Liverpool., March 12. to Li•Oon
1 NANA LUDOVIC4 - fr,fll traVell.LOWll, Match 10, to. Lota'ion
'AMID -mom Liverpool. March 12, to Bahia
rAiroarrA-from Liverpool, Mach 11, 10.................1.1uvianah
blare-trcul Liverpool, March 11, to
Ilemturr-from Grave-end, March IS, t 0...... ..Newtouud4u4
Or. falommic-froni Grar.rend, March 13, to .
STII2IIICS Oemen-troni Falmouth, March 11, to Lor.don
lanwait-trom Liverpool, March 12, to Venice
Usaviams-Irma Liverpool, March 12, to New York
UILIINIA-flan Graveseivi, March 12, t 0........ Melbourne
Vanua-from Otartreial, March t 3, to Jenny
Slin.uar -from Liverp..l, March 12, to Liabon
Wipacomoin-froni Poruirnoutit, March 111, to New Yak

FISH.— Et lAA s oso Avn,M ARCH 12.—Stslmon,Od.to Od.
per Lb.; turbots, 7s. Od. to 124.; brills, Is. tkl. to 6s. ; cod fish,
4s. 0.1. to 7s. Od. each ; soles, 811. to 21.3 d. per pair ; Eels,
Gd. to Is. per :lb.; lobsters, Bd. to 2,4.; crabs, Gd. to Is. 10d.
each; whitings, 3s. Od. to 6s. per dos. ; haddocks, G.I. to la.
03.; dorys, Gs. to Os. Od. ; mullets, Od. to Os. each ; common
oysters, 7s. to 16s. ; natives, 30s. to 364. per bushel ;
mackerel, 4d. to Bd. each ; smelts, Os. per dozen ; skate,
4d. to 7d. per lb. ; shrimps, Is. 6d. to 2s. 34. per gallon;
bloaters, lc Id. to Is. 3d. per dozen ; fresh herrings, ls. to
Is. 6d. per dozen.

POULTRY,dtc.-NIWOATE AND LRADERHALL, MARCH
12.-Geese, 4s. to 6s. 6d. ; turkeys, ss. to 10s. each ; ducks,
Is. 91. to 25.94. ; tame rabbits, 1.. 3d. to Is.9d. ; wild ditto,
Bd. to 11. Od. ; pigeons. 6d. to 10d. each ; roasting pigs, 4s.
6d. to 7s. 6d. each; Surrey fowls, 61. Od. to Os. • ditto
chickens, 4s. to 69. Od. ; barn-door fowls, 3s. 3d. to ss. ner
couple ; pheasants, 4s. to Gs.; partridges, is 3d. to Is. 9d. ;
hares, 2s. Od. to 31. Od. ; leverets, 2s. to 3s. 04. ; woodcocks,
3.. Od. to 48.0 d. ; grouse, 21. Od. to 35.; snipes, 6d.to Is. ; teal,
fld. to Is.; wild ducks, le. 3d. to 2s. Od.; widgeons, 11. to
Is. 6d. ; and plovers, 6d. to 11. each. English eggs, 10s. to
Its.; French ditto, Bs. 6d. to 91. Od. per 120; Fresh butter,
Ild. to L.2d. per lb.