The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-06 00:00:00

N0.161.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING,MARCH 6,1847. [3d.

z,Ts. to 31s. ; 300 bags Porto Rico, 40. • and ADO hiS, La
Guayra, 34c.-Bugar conticues firm, and no doe is enter-
tained that priors will not oily be maintained, hat that
further rise will take place. 360 cheat Bahia odd at Ns. to
6s. the brown, and 7s. the white; 200 charts brows Pensissas,
545. ; 200 boxes white lisvannah, Bs. to 845. ; 300 boxes
brown and yellow Havannah, 61e. ; 61s. the brown ; sad 62.
to 71s. the yellow. An off-r of 7 9-16.. has is mkt bees
made for 80 chests white Bahia.—Cotton is quiet, aad prices
must be quoted le. to Is. lower.—Tobacco: 140 wrens
Domingo sold in public auction at 6 7-16 e. to 81s.—Peppyr
is quiet : Several parcels have arrived, which are mot yet
lauded.-200 chests Cassia Lignite sold at 61e. to 61a.

11A7111U11011, MAACK : Prices are Tog flinsA
and rather higher : the sales of the week comma ef 1118
chests white Bahia, at 7s. ; 250 chests brown Bahia, et 61a.
to 6s. ; 200 bags white H h, at to 8 7-18 a. ;
120 brown Paramus, at 61E—Coffee .• Them is •
better demand for this article, and the follow-
ing parcels have been sold: 3,500 hags Rio, at 31s. to
41.. ; 3,600 bags La Guam, at 31s. to 415.; 400 bags Bt.
Domingo, at 3 3-184. to 3 9-18 e. ; 700 begs Costa Rica, at 31s.
to M.—Cotton is bat; we have no transactions to report.

TALLOW.—The market is excessively firm, and
sellers are inking advanced rates. There being tow parties
in a position to sell, higher prime must be paid, is ardor to
obtain the quantity required for delivery is this month.
Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 61s. 3d. ; Muck sad April,
51s. 3d.

CORN.—Boraus/, 81.tvco 4.—Whoa}, Bv. 4d. to
91. Bd, per bushel. Barley, 465. to 60e. per qr. Oats, 28a.
to 365. Beans, 6s. to 6s, 6d. per bushel. Flow, 644.
per sack. Bread, 91d. per 41b. loaf.
Buoy*. Buxom:a* Mason umalsolle
bow el W sed and Barley. Boalwess was dell, swirliest say
quotable alteration in prices, except in Beans and Pew
which were about 2.1. lower.

DRRRT, MARCH 6.—We have this day a full attendance
of farmers, and a deal of Wheat offering; having but little
demand, no advance could be realised on the prices of last
week. Barley slow sale, at a decline of Is. to 2s. No
alteration in other grain. Wheat, 765. to 808. per 36 at.
Barley, malting. 545. to 575. per 30 st. Old Oats. 368. to 41s.
per 24 st. Beans, old, 541,. to 595. per 38 at. Fine Flour,
575. to 60s. per 20 at. ; superfine, 60s.
ELT, MARCH 4.—We had a tolerably good attendance
here to-day. The show of Wheat wss not large, nor was
the disposition to buy much evinced; yet the price was quite
es good so last week. Oats, Is. per qr. lower. Barley and
Beans at former quotations.
Birraa, Maucu 5. We had a large attendance at our
market to-day, and Wheat may be noted 2s. per qr. dearer
than this
day week. Barley was not so full in otter. Oats
were also leas in offer, and prices may be quoted as lost week.

Huit, s.—There has been a good demand for
Wheat, and full prices paid. All spring cunt has been slow
of sale, at rather lower rates. The import. of Unseed this
week amount to about 275 qrs.—say 511 begs from Gothen-
burr, and 29 casks from Ystad. There Ins been • steady
business doing amongst the crushers, at the rates of last
week. We quote Black Sea, 60s. ; Petersburg, due, 60s.
down to 41s. 6d. for inferior ; Riga, 465. to 425. ; Archangel,
6d. to 441. ; Kernel, 48e. to 370.. Konigsberg, 46+. to
375. per qr., according to quality. Linseed Cakes, Hull-
made, of arat quality, have found free buyers at 111. 6s. per
ton. For delivery this a d the two following months, 111 s
per ton is required. Rape Cakes are in request at 81. to Si.
6s per ton, as to quality. Imports into the port of Hull
during this week :—Linseed,276 qn. ; Rapeseed, 270; Wheat,
8'25; Barley, 3,688; Oats, 1,482; Beans, 390; Peas, 1,639;
Tares, 926.

LiNcoLx, Ilmacx s.—We have had an average show of
Wheat in our market to-day, which met a dull sale at the
prices of this day week. In Barley, of which there were
many samples offering, there was a &dine of from 3s. to:41.
In Oats, Beans, and l'eu, little doing. Wheat, white, 74a.
to 75a. ; red, 72a. to 763. Barley, 465. to 52..

LIVERPOOL, MARCH s.—Prevented by a continuance of
adverse winds, the arrivals of either British or foreign pro-
duce into this port since Monday last are, on the whale,
limited in amount ; and though several grain Trash may be
neer at hand, it appears too early in the season to expect any
immediate large supplies from distant parts abroad. The
trade for Wheat during the interval from Tuesday last has
ruled very firm, upon sales confined chiefly to local consu-
mere and on a moderate ec sole ; while the transactions in
American Flour were to a fair extant, at an improvement of
M. per barrel. All spring corn, however, was exceed-
ingly dull of sale, at our last quotations, though
the quantity of most descriptions here is light.
There was a very slender appearance of country buyers at
this day's market, and our home millers inactive; few sales
of Wheat were effected, but all descriptions being held
steadily on the terms last noted, our last currency remains
unvaried. Of American Flour, some further parcels were
disposed of to day, partly for Ireland, sad, dluagl
mad In some degree abated, the advance above-
repeated, good brands of Western realising 42e. to 42a. dd.
per barrel. Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease, in fact any
kind of spring Coro, seemed to meet very little notice this
morning, and all exhibit a rather lower tendency. Oats
especially were much neglected, and were decidedly somewhat
depressed in value. Oatmeal in slow request, at latg prices.
Indian Corn likewise, was taken more sparingly to-ny than
at an earlier period of the week, but as the wants of and
exports to Ireland are still considerable, our last quotations
are maintained. The weather is still cold, but dry,
and the soil in this circle of the country, meliorated by the
late frost, is in fine order for tillage.—Arrivals from the 2nd
to the 4th March, inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn
Wheat, 2,962 qrs. ; Barley, 131 ; Malt, 385; Oats, 1,250;
Beans, 4,094; Pea', 12; Indian Corn, 1,759; Indian Corn
Meal, 1,000 barrel, ; Oatmeal, 240 loads ; Flour, 1,432 sacks
and 2,400 barrels.

RIPON, MARCH 4.—Our supply of good Wheat was
small, hut abundant is inferior samples, and high prices
demanded, with few business traneactions. Wheat may be
quoted at an advance of 21. per qr.. Barley dull. Oata and
Beans fully maintained their prices. Wheat. white, 9s. to
10e. 6d. • red, 7s. Bd. to 9s. ed. per bushel. Barley, 53e. to
this. Oita, 275. to 365. per qr. Bans, 7s. to Bs. per bushel.

Rotator, Mason 3.—Wheat trade dull, at last week's
m.fts' Barley 2s. cheaper. Oats, Beans, and Peas rather
lower.. Wheat, 435. to 50. Barley, 625. to 60s. Oats, 245.
to 365.

florrnamrrote, Ma•ca b.—There eras a good attendance
st our market to-day, and Wheat was fully Is. per qr. dearer,
retching according to quality, 70s. to 84e. per qr. In Bar-
ley and bats there ees very little doing, while for Beans
there was an improved demand, at fully lam week's prices,
say 46a. to 675. Seeds of all kinds were a very al .vr sak.

Maraca arrivals of Wheat are
moderate this week ; several extensive sales of this article
have been made on the east coot, for France, at 755. to 76e.
per qr. f. o. b., 6311 a., for Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire
qualities, and some taken for Ireland ; this, coupled with the
reduced stocks in farmers' hands, gives the holders great con-
fidence, and we quote prices Is. to 2s. per qr. higher than
this day ae'nnight, with a good steady tale. Barley sell,
slowly at about the prices of last week. Oats end Shelling
steady sale. Beans do not vary in value, but demand is
restricted. No alteration in other articles. Wheat,
' per qr., 60 lbs. to the bushel, Suffolk, Betel, and Kent,
red, new, 745. to 765. ; extra, 785.; white, 73.. to 765.;
extra, 82 ; Norfolk and Hunts., 70s. to 741. ; extra, 7641., •
white, 73e. to 775. ; extra, 78s. ; Lincolnshire and Cambridge-
shire, red, 695. to 735.; extra, 745. ; white. 71s. to 755.; extra,
765.; Yorkshire, red, 695. to 715.; extra, 725. • white, 71.. to
735. • extra, 76e. ; Danteic and Konigsburg, white. 73..10775.;
extra, 805.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 67e. to 71s. ;
extra, 745.. Mediterranean, red, 655. to 695. ; extra, 724.;
old, red, di. to 734. ; extra, 765. Barley, par im. qr , Norfolk
and Suffolk, 52a. to 641.; extra, 56e.; Lincolnshire and York-
shire, Ws. to 635. ; extra, 655. ; Scotch, 50s. to
635. • extra, 65e. ; Foreign, 464. to 50s. ; extra, 52e.
Beans, per qr., 631 b. to the bushel, small, fine, 645. to 665.
extra, 665. ; ticks, 634. to 54e. ; extra, 55a. Oats, per stone,
medic*. 17d. to 18d.: extra, 19d. ; feeding, 17d. to 18d.
extra, 10d. ; foreign, 17d. to 18d. ; extra, 195. all=
per load of 2611 b., 46e, Met, per load of 6
62e. to 645. ; extra, Ma. Pees, per quarter, baperbd, blue
and white boilers, 50s. to 604. • extra, 640. • grey and
feed, 48s. to 50e. ; extra, 625. Rapeseed, per hat imperial,
English, 281. to 281.; foreign, 261. to 281. Linseed, rh
tm-
penal qr., 401. to 451.. Imports during the week :
11,663 qrs. ; Barley, 1,417 ; Oats, 609; Beans, 1,169; Peas,
103; Rapeseed, 100; Shelling, 80 loads.
WOODBRIDGE, MARCH 3.-0117 farmers are baldly em-
ployed on the land, which caused a very small supply of
Wheat; the trade was languid, but at no further decline.
Barley appears quite exhausted; what little came to hand
sold at a reduction of 2e. per qr.
WATIRPORD, MARCH 3.-Since Saturday, our market
bas been in a most inanimate state. Scarcely any Mau-
tient' in either Grain or Flour can be reported, while the
business dove in Indian Corn kaa been of a very retail cha-
racter. Prices, therefore, remain as last quoted.

)PPZR

and told at t3erpell's Hotel, Pi
Idiom Tel,. Price.
North Ito•koar 104 ... Ai 9
ditto 102 . . 7 0
ditto 917 •6 17
ditto 97 6 1
ditto 93 7 0
ditto 91 . 3 3
ditto 37 . . 5 3
ditto 36 7 4
ditto 72 $ 10
ditto 67 7 5
ditto 31 4 19

ORES.—Sampled Feb. 17,
01, Mara 4
Mow Tom Pekoe.
Moroi 98...1719
Fong Cando.— 93 .. 3
ditto
ditto
ditto
Mood 044.. 110 ... 19
ditto 77 ... 6
Creeg Brow. 9l ... 14
ditto
ditto
8. Wheal Frafseis 37..1 4
ditto
ditto
WIMI Fla
ditto
Death &ekes:
ditto .91 ... 7
Lonivet 03ogoiL. 67 . . 7
Bo* Diet 60 . 4
Tretoil 39 . 19
Welt Dowry Coe 44 .. 13
IWesel Ballot .19

Taro
Consolidated 107 7 6
ditto 89 9 10
ditto 87 415
ditto 84 ... 4 3
ditto S3S 6 4
ditto SI . 7 13
ditto 80 4
ditto 71 6
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ti!ig

ditto 1b 6
Tiocroft 73... 19
ditto 34 ... 5
ditto SO ... 1$
ditto 4.4 . 13
ditto 41 .. 4
ditto 37 ... 19
ditto 34 ... 13

TOTAL PRODUCE.
NewetNeakeir 996 ..1.89 3 I Wheal Harriet 544 S
Dlesiklated 770...3.160 4 Booth Resteer 166... 614 6
Tinteoft. 465...1,906 9 lAnteet Commis 96 SO4 3
Poem Comb 1161...1,396 6 lkft 61a9 . 106 19
WlNalSeece 063 ...1,306 7 *Detail
Crewe Resent 345... NS 14 W.IP Con 44 .. 233 0
B. WA Preasit 131...1,949 6 Tilted Dolor 10... 72 9
AvergeStantard /113 17 I Average Produce 7l
Avenge Pd.. pee ton £6 1 6.
I:l696tity of
Ampoule Ore. . .... 3,614 toss I Clews.Plew O
snmer, 279 tar 2 ewcwt,ers 7 0
Luse Bats—Averdatt=nl 06112 2 11—Awease Produce -.A
comeams BT Waco( THE win WERE PUECItASED.

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