The Express.
London, England, 1848-05-03 00:00:00

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001, and tikes
Foreign Wheat
resh Hamburg
Dantlic, 655. ;
.rt supply, and
, and Seal, Ms.
:leered nut, the
; few offering.
t is firmer; of
luring the past
; there is still
'seed Oil dull,
German Amn-
ia, first quality.
though offered
1; the short ar-
sales of Clever-
season may be
present prices:
to 505. ; white,
545. to 565.
Seeley, malting,
Dani.h. 16s. to
to 18.. Beane,
its and yellow,
. ; feeding 46i.
ss. Linseed
ign, 61. 15e. to
too, 61. to 91. ss.
elusive : Wheat,
ign, 2,581. Oats,
Linseed, 6,051.
taps Cakes, 8.5.
lerate arrival of
les from vessels
w, at barely the
. Barley seams,
•. Beans Is. per
Average price
Oats, 21s. 10d.
rat, 4,253; Oats,
ty's market there
ow sale, at &I. to
Barley in short
Beans and Peas
a•hele, 275. 6d. to
sans, aa, 29,. to
'eat, 255. to 28e.
e for all deserip-
ansacted. Wheat,
.1/. 15s. per load.
:ans, 345. to 35e.
'nether arrivals of
the entries col-
•k afford a mo-
s, and Peas, M-
in Corn and Oat-
s( anything coast.
lay. The repute
this country and
resented the trades
nllueneed by fine
combined with the
market this morn-
ras devoid of ani-
Wheats, lotting the
very limited tale
111 day week were
lour also, exciting
be noted the turn
ns unsold, the late
onsumption at our
lame time, remain-
s. par qr. over late
and Peas, upon a
us rates. The Oat
degree of attention,
tmeal was firm, on
pears to be still the
and, although in
I abatement was
coon: were upon a
having been wholly
Heal, no variation.
Wheat, per 701 b.
's. 11d. to Bs. 2d. •
id. Irish, red, 6s. 85.'
•• 7s. sd. to 7s. Bd. ;
EngFah„ 30s. to 31s. ;
per 601b5., 3e. 6d. to
CO 61e. Oats, English
. 3d. Welsh, old,
!se, 2.5. Ild. to 3a.;
s. H. to 2s. 104 d.;
;nglish, new, 36e. te
a, per 4801 b., new,
[(Rah, per qr., whits
grey, 345. to 365.
36e. to 375. ; euker •
letmeal , per lead of
old, 225. to 235.
241 b., Is. to is. 2d.
red, 7s. Id. to
States, red, 7s. yd.
tactile,
_mixed and
Be. 6d. to 9s. ;
. Bd. to Be. ; white,
',burg, red, 6s. 7d.
d.; Odessa., common,
to 7e. 2d.; French,
to 7s. 25. ; white,
moli, red, Gs. 10d. to
erranean, &c., hard,
Itic, 28s. to 30a.
per 451 b., 2s. 10d. to
per qr., European,
6d. to 265. 6d. Pea
:anadian,3ll. to 33e.
_sweet, 26e. 65. to
ha. ; United States
n Corn, per 4801 b.,
s. to 29e. ; European,
161 b., 12s. to 124. 6d.
May, inclusive, into -
i qrs. ; Barley, 617 ;
Peas 1,246; Indian
barrels ; Oatmeal,
21 barrels.
' farmers, and Wheat
t week, viz..: 611bs.
Beans, 345. to 38e.
plies of Wheat and
I/8 morning's market
e, but no advance in
✓ up to last evening
r much warmer.
v heat, best, 565. par
some second quality,
4e. Barley, highest
I. Beans, weighing
Peas, white, 41,. per
e, 'of 401bs. to 42Ibe.
sand-rate feed, 245.
.SFIELD, May 2.-
an for the past two
?reach elections seem
tat things may settle
rity, if our turbulent
2.-This article,
-stilt, so far as selling
ng sales have had the
the market; notwith-
I id. per lb.; Lambs
a Horn Sheep, 10d.;
reviving.
,Ili.-This fair was
• were difficult to die-
Cows were scarce, and,
ly realised. Fat cattle
cted.
ply of cattle was not
,es were high, varying
ailed for &considerable
for grazing selling at
numerous show of
ad the attendance of
pa. Present calving
>Os were looked after,
rapes or gelt Cattle, of
a moderate business
nters, and young stock
ock was not so great as
an nor fat cattle were
her band, Milk Cows
t up at high prices.
CU only indifferently
sold freely, whilst poor
dispose of. Fat cattle,
la changed owners were
nimals have realised for
little, fat and lean, was
•nce was an advance in
average of about 38e. per
rot Oxen barely reached
Ing at 10e. 6d. • inferior,
per score. Best Downs
; large half•breds, from
. lower. Hogs, 105.64.
a fair was rather dull for
, which met ready sale at
average show of calving
Iperior quality. The do-
tuned unsold. The show
and most were disposed
he show of young stock
good. Well-bred calve'
there was a quick elide-
tt quality, IL. per h
6d. For C
Downs sad o -
orn, se. ; iakariooke , f
tL •
iambi went ,
Hors 106.
Ili ese laalpago. • •
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