The Express.
London, England, 1853-03-26 00:00:00

HIDES.-THIS DAY.

LRADINIILLL. rreient quotations : Hides, 561 b. to
641 b., 2!.1.;s
30 6416. to 721 b., 21d. to 3d.; 721 h. to 801 b.,
3d. to .; 801 b. to 881 b., . to 31d. ; 881 b. to 961 b.,
3W. to .; 961 b. to 1041 b., 4d. to 41d. ; Horse Hides,
61. 6d. ; Calf Skins, light, ls. to 3s. ; full, 61.
Snamonneue. Sheep Skins: Polled, 10s. to 135.;
Kents, 81. 6d. to lle. 6d ; Half-been', Se. 6d. to 10s:
Lambs, 24. 6d. to 4s. Od. ; Shearliogs, Is. ed. to le. 6d.

EIMI INFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mr. E. J. Davis reports a short supply et the following
pries.;—Prime meadow Hay. 87s. Gd. to 955. ; infefor, 76a
to 845.; [lowan, 455. to 675. 6d.; Clover, 955. to 1065.;
mood eat, 80s. to 925. 6d. ; Straw, 28s. to 345.

COVENT-GARDEN.-THIS DAY.

The weather still continuing cold, the supplies of Vege-
tables during the week hare been no mote than sufficient for
the demand. Now Hothouse Grapes may now be obtained.
Table Pears and Apples are, a* might be expected, scarce.
Pine Apples rico re slicing good prices. Forced
Strawbernes fetch 3s. au ounce. Cob and other
Nuts bring fair prices. The supply from the Con-
fluent of Green Peas, new Potatoes, Horn Carrots, Aspara-
gus, Radishes, Globe Artichokes, and Lettuces, is pretty
well kept ap. Both Seakale and Rhubarb are pretty 'bun&
dant. Potatoes are dear. Mushrooms are scarce. Cut
flowers consist of Heaths, Primula., Early Tulips, Roses,
Cyclamens, Mignonette, Cinerariss, and Camellias.

FRUITS.

Phwapplea, par lb., es to Ins --
Oraßibotborre, p. 20. to 23s
App cbanort, p bus., 10. to 13a
taboo, do., 6a to 12s
Pura, per doe., Is Pd to 441
Onsets, par dos., Is to 2s
&rift, per 100, 7s to 14s
VLUST
Masers, pro dos., Is to 2.
Tread' Beans, per 100, Sap is
Broccoli, per dot, Ss to 3s
Greens, per dos., 4. togs
Brunets Sprout; pit W. ohm,
b to Ss
Asparagus. p. bundle, is to fs
Seakale, par basket, 2a to is 6d
Rhubarb, per ban., la Sd to Is 6d
Potatoes, pee toe, 1166 to 130,
pee Ss to Its
' per bah., Ss 62 t• 43
Turnip% per dos., Ss Od to 4s t d
Cucumbers, seek Is 6d to Si
Celery. per bundle., RI to Is
Carrots, p. dos., 6s to Is
Spinach, per atm, Is to Ss
Woos, per bush., as to Se
Spanish, to bs
Beet, per don, Is to Is Od

iltcoss, per dos.. Is to h
Almonds, per peek, Ss
sweet, per 10. 2s So Ss
Nee, Barcelona, per bashst, 200
Cobs, 120 e
ammo% per bush., Be. to SON

Aug&

ieZit:per bunch, Si to 1d
shallots, per lb, 64 to ed
Garlic, per lb., Bd to Id
Lettuce, rob., per doe., le to le Set
cos, do., le to 24
Dadiehee, per doa...e to Is Id
Sadly., per wore, Is thl to 3e
Small thdads, p. pun., Id to 3el
Hone Sadists, Put" Is to 38
Mushrooms, per pot. Is 6d to 2a
Sorrel, pa half Idea, Id to Is
Artaboitee, Jer., do., le to la Od
Fennel, per bunch, 2d to Id
Savory, per booth, Id to Id
bunch,
1 Parsley,pe
ar Id to 31
dos bunchea,L le Is
Mint, green, per bunch, is
Bud, green, per bunch, la
Marjoram, do., 2d to 3d
Waterereree, p. 12 bun., Id to 10d

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(ALOE 017 R OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, 10.30. A.Y.
Wind W.S.W., fresh breeze, and fine.
Arrived.—Fanny, from Nantes; Paragon, from
Bordeaux.

QUEENSTOWN, MALacn 24.
Wind East, strong gale, and squally.
Arrived.—Centurion, from Matanzas; Balmoral,
from Bordeaux.

THE DUKE'S CooLNEes.—Lord Aylmer gave me
two sulking instances of Lord Wellington's coolness. One,
when in a fog in the moniing, as he was pursuing the
French, he found a division of our men, under Sir William
Erskiue, much exposed in advance, and nearly separated
tofthearme an army,
and the French in a village
was standing. Ile could see
but,anfwThiontgh:e;mrileeeof where h
on come prisoners being brought in, and
being asked what French division, and how many men were
in the village, they, to the dismay of every one except Wel-
lington, saw that the whole French army were there. All
he said was, quite coolly, " Oh, they are all there, are they ?
Well, we must mind a little what we are about, thin."
Another time, soon after the battle of Fuentes &O'Hare, and
when we were waiting in our positions near them to risk an
attack, is protect the siege of Almeyda, one morning sud-
denly and early Lord Aylmer came in to him while be was
shaving, t tell him The French were all uff, and the last
cavalry mounting to be g .ne" ; the consequence of which
movement relieved him entirely, gave him Almeida. and
preserved Portugal. He only took the razor off for one
moment, and said, "Ay, I thought they. meant to be elf:
very well ;" and then another shave, Alt as before, and

not anuteer Word till he was drossea.—Laryat's Prorate
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