The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-09 00:00:00

deafened 1,513 make—The sleek of Cassia Ligon% ha decreased
311 packana—The stock of line has inereand GO pael.age•.—The
rock of Nutmegs has demand 33 patkager.—Tbe neck of Cloves
ha decreased 2,733 reclages.
PRICBS CURRENT.
se•La,, pm ewt. orrr ram I
Pip, No. 1. 62 0... 3
W. bedia,B.P.lnm. 33e. 04.33 e. 6d Mime 9 0...0
Tallow &Grey ... 30 0...37 Cargo ateardleber 0 0...0
Flae .. ... —....... 33 0...42 Swedieb II 0...12
Mauritius, brown_ 24 0.. 34 Less, at per ton.
Yellow...—. ...... 34 6...36 Pic best lll 10 . 0
Fine. dl 0... 0 Milled, sheet l7 3... 0
&anal& Mans, b. 27 6...33 Bari l6 15 . 0
Yellow 33 11...38 Patent shot l9 10... 0
White 37 0 43 red or wird= ... II 10... 0
brown.-- 31 9-13 Opener l4 0...14
r•=r 36 6...27 Ona, per 932 imp. gal. d.p.
Orgy sad white 89 0...61 flak Seal, pale 27 6_ 0
Rannecl, linnbre.. 30 0...53 straw 25 10 2?
Dow 47 0...49 brown & yellow. 24 0. 23
Conan, in Bond.
West India, onll. I=allatter Se 0.. o
nary 911.530 Cad . 23 10 :3 1
(3000. n•. 40 0 Swath flea 24 10. ..27
Fine 3O 0...103 0 Otlve,Gallipali,p.ton 46 0..47
Ceylon. good ordi- Cocoa Net 4O 41. 0
nary .. ..... . ... 24 6_ 23 0 Seed, Rape, pale,
Floe ordinary— 14 0... 30 0 per toe SS 1n... 0
Flue 4O 0... 80 0 Unwed 23 0...22
Italic good teens 42 0... GO 0 Paorwrons, par cwt.
Costa No, ordi- Sutter—Cork, Ist 77 0.. 76
saran to tine 26 0_ 56 0 4tbe 89 090
9ornatra and Ca- :Aka 0 C.. 0
dung 2l 0_ 26 0 Dublin, Ist 0 •...0
TEA, at per lb. Limerick, do 7O 0..75
Conieceonmon. 0 0 ... 0 7 Carlow, 1n... 76 9..65
Rim at per ewt. Newry, let 0 0.. 0
Bengal white 9 0... 14 0 Waterford 72 0...61
Corr 7 0... 6 el Beef, Nadia, per
Is.. and Manilla 7 0... 14 0 tines
Pats; clonal .... 13 0.. IS 0 Crime Men I 0... 0
Carolina. 23 0...26 0 Pork, prime mess— 0 0 . 0
grzarn. Bacon-Pork, Lnrik I • • . 0
Do., Iteaest 1
Bacon, Waterford,
9mtwt. GO n... 64
19
Lard,Belfast prfrk 1
Waterles4, ft 144 0-'6O
Ditto Bladder
Anterican,duqp. 62 0...72 0
Mon, Oa sod Cow, at per lb.
IL A. sad /L Video,
' Vted 0..4d Ile. Stt
• 5i...• se
t : ...0 -*ill
0 34...0 .4
lin/fry & Valp. dry 0 31...0 5
Wen lade, dry 0 0 ...0 0
Med 0 1t..9 8
Fan India 0 4 A 10
FitlkAy,ree, dry 0 5 ..0 6
0,1 0 8 ...0 14 4
O. lirms.Hares, per
kids 4 0 8 6
/Lid* ditto 6 0 ... 7 0
Drs %room, at per tom
lArrood,Jamalcuall 15... 0 0
llonduras ...... ..... 4 0... 4 10
Campeaeby 6 0... 0 0
1.1.1141 C, Jamaica 6 0... 0 0
Nicaragua, larp and
solid ........... lO o_l3 0
Small"... 9 0...10 0
Lime ......1? 10...15 p
serail 81e55......... It 0...12 fl
Red Sanders........ . 3 15... 3 15
100001 ......is •...60 •

Shwa at pis en—d- - -
Leeward
Prot .... ....." 1 6 ... 0 •
Demur% 21 to
66 pa cant.
O.P 2 .2
Jemalea, 30 to 36
per Nat O.P. 3 ... 3 1
Parourita marl 4 ... 4
Brandy, lattasads 3 ... I 1
BntlabagariN,d.p. 10 ... 0
Soot&
laiii ....... 19 ... • ,
ha; pet low
▪ P.T.1........:2113 0..40
leadNorsbaz 9
i,
lead 0 9.. •
Dutch and Flag g& IN 0...6t1
Friwisad
Haar, at per tow.
IltretenlNNANllN3o 11...31
outahot
half clam
Elia, Ithiaa 33 0...27 1
01
pin
Manilla
E.a•t bulia Sum.— 111 0...23
Pomba) N 0...24
lola
Tts, at per cwt.
BMWS Ea 0...01
atraita
Oat. is blocks u u... 0
lam., at per ton.
Dan £6lO SO

TALLOW.—The Tallow market is rather firmer:
450. is freely paid for fine Y.O on the spot; 44e. 6i. offered
for all the year ; 455. 3J. to Od. !or Jan. sod Feb. Letters
from St. P buts, of the 30th Oct., quote prisms steady,
and but little shipping.

CORN.—The following return of the Imperial
Averages will appear in Friday evening's Gaut& :
IMPERIAL AVERAGEP.

wheat.l Barley., omen I Bye. Beans., Peas.
Sept. 22s Od33s 3421. 14111. 24,38 s 1t1:39s 84
Oct. 7 .., .„ 3as 4,20. ad 30. IdOle 3e, -Ss ad
11 31. 11&31 IMP2Oa ad 30s 44'3,58 24 .tas 24
21 ... .„ ,311. 7.1!3571 14th 114 32s 43.7 s 1139. 7d
28 131. 0432. 7d120. 44 211 s 9.47. 200 s ld
Nov. 1 ... Ole 24'32.104;20. 74111. 1437. IdAla 7d
weeks' Agg. Aver.lsla 104.1121701, 74 141311. 0594 4d
Derr.—Wheat, 6a. ; Barley,Paw 2s Oats, 2.. ad.; Bye, Beau, add

Sept.
rke. Sept. SO. Oat. 7. Oct. 14. Oet.Sl. Oet. 2s. Noe. 4.
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BARNSLEY, NOV. 8. -The attendance at this day's market
was rather numerous; but, with the improvement of the
weather, not any alteration in the priers of any kind of
grain took place. Wheat sold at front 19s. to 21s. per 3
bushels. Barley from 355. to 375. per qr. Oats from 235.
to 255. per qr.
BELFAST, Nov. 6.-Of grain there was a light supply
forward this morning, without any change in price since
Friday.
BOSTON, Nov. 8.-Our supply of Wheat today was
moderate, and the trade steady, at about the rates of this
day week. No change in the value of Oats. Beans in
demand at late rates. Wheat, red, 465. to 53.. ; white, 50,.
to 57e. Oats, 16s. to 235. Beane, 40s. to 425. per qr.
CHICHESTER, NOV. S.-There was a moderate supply of
Wheat at market to-day. The best samples of sew tetched
rather more money. Other qualities about the acme as last
week. A good supply of Barley, for which there was a
steady demand, at former rates. Very little of either Oats,
Beans, or Peas. Old Wheat, 58s. to 635. ; new, 50s. to Stis.
Barley, 295. to 365. Oats, 20s. to 245. Beans, 40s. to 42a.
Peas, 40s. to 42,. Flour, 421. per sack.
Hataswoterst, Nov. 7.-We had a 1101• sale for Wheat
and Barley, and a fair extent of business was transacted at
a decline of Is. per qr. Peas and Beans scarce and dearer.
Wheat, 460. to GOs. Barley, 28s. to 355. Beans and Peas,
30s. to 35a.
HAYWARD'S HEATH, Nov. 8.-We have to report a good
demand for old Wheat, at a rise of Is. per qr. from the rates
of this day lel:might! New moved off slowly, at last week's
quotations. Barley, Oats, Beans, and Peas, steady. Wheat,
old white, 161. to 161. 61. ' • red. 141. 16e. to 151 ; new white,
t 11. to 141. ; red, 101. to 121. Barley, 355. to 365. Oata, 18s.
to 235. Beans, 31s. to 38s. Peas, 395. to 40s.
NEWARK, Nov. 8.-The attendance at this day's market
was rather limited, but Wheat and Barley, being of an
improved condition, commended last week's prices. The
only deviation in the Corn market was in Wheat, which is
Is. per qr. dearer. In Oats, Beans, and Tares, no variation.
NawcasTLE, Nov. 7.-The weather with us is far from
settled ; yesterday we had a few hours' rein, and this morn-
ing is heavy (allot mow, and the temperature is so low that
it is not improbable we may have a further fall before the
morning. At our market this morning we had a good supply
of new Wheat trim the growers, which in the absence of
arrivals from the coast was taken off readily at rather over
Saturday's rates. Of south country qualities our market is
quits bare' and tor such there were frequent inquiries' and
had there been any on isle we might have readily placed a
few cargoes at an advance of Is. per qr. For foreign we
experienced a steady demand ; Hamburg and Danish red
commading Hs. to 555. ; Stettin, 50s. ; Rostock, 58s. to 605.;
and Dentate, 575. to 60s. ; all weighed 63115. per bushel.
In Flour, transactions to a moderately fair extent were
effected; extra households making 401.; and white up to
425. per sack. In Rye thus was rather more passing;
superior Pomeranian, weighing 601bs. per bushel, finding
purchasers at 301. per qr. ; and Danish sorts at 265., weighed
58Ibs. per bushel. Malting Barley is scarce, and Satur-
day's terms would be willingly given for extra south coun-
try Chevalier. Old Malt fully as dear, and in fair request.
Beans and Peas unaltered. For Oats we experienced an
improved inquiry ; a good clearance having been made of
superior old Scotch, weighing 421ba. per bushel, at 26.. 6d.
to 27e. per qr., whilst foreign at the same time met more
attention; Archangel, weighing 3651b5., making 19s, per
qr.; other sorts in propertion.
ROMFORD, Nov. 8.-Our market to-day for Wheat was
dull, at last week's prices. Barley, Is. to 2s. lower. Other
grain as last week. Wheat, 40s. to 585.; Barley, 325. to 375.;
grinding, 275. to 30..; Oats, 20s. to 275. ; Beans, 275. to 38s. ;
Peas, 355. to 395. ; Rye, 275. to 30s.
SPALDING, Nov. 7.-The dull accounts from the various
consuming markets had not its effect in the operations of our
millers, merchant., and farmers, as an advance offs. was
demanded, and acceded to by the buyers for anything dry
and good ; indeed, all kinds of clean were better to sell,
there tseing an active demand (or seeding. Is Oats we can
make no improvement in prices or demand. Old Beans were
mote plentiful, but no lower. As we noticed last week, our
farmers' engagements are so many and important, that we
cannot reasonably expect any superabundant supply of grain
at market this side Christmas.
Dustin, Nov. 7.-Our supplies this day were moderates
and we can make but little change in prices since Friday.
Good Wheat and Oats fully maintained their value ; bat
Oatmeal is tos. per ton, and Flour 6d. per cwt., lower.
Indian Corn was neglected, and to make sales ls. per qr. less
mast be acceded to. Ia other things we make no change.
The following are the prices: Wheat, white, 26a. to 305.; red,
235. to 28s. per 2801 be. Oats, 9s. 6d. to 111. 6d. per 1961b5.
Barley, lls. 6d. to 18s. 6d. per 2241b5. Bare, lls. 6d. to
12s. 6d. per 2211 be. Indian Corn, 345. to 375. per 48011 as.
Oatmeal,lll. to 13a. per cwt. Flour, seconds, 16a. to 18s.

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et cwt.
Davvzic, Nov. 2.—Yesterday only 50 lasts of Wheat
were bought, being fine mixed descriptions at 445. Bd. To-
day a batter demand was visible, and 250 lasts changed
hands at 455. to 461. fair high mixed, 621 be.; and 44,. fine
mixed, besides 30 luta fine new Culin at 48e. The 6,000
lasts which were retarded so long a time on their plumage
down the Vistula are now disposed of. and only 500 lute
have been taken unsold to granary. 1,500 luta are now on
the way down, and have passed our frontier. Two eecond-
clue Teasels of 1,000 qrs. have been chartered ; one fur Lon-
don at 61., one for Perth at 6s. 6d. Total exportation to
British ports to the end of October, excluding Channel
Wands, 207,376 qes. of Wheat.

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDERSFIELD, Nov. 7.
We have much pleasure in having to report a rather better
market for low fancy woollens to-day. Prices are no better,
bat there has been rather more business done.

WOOL.—HUDDERBFIELD, NOl'. 7.—The market
continues in a very depressed state, and there is no doubt
that it will continue so until the London sales corn, off,
which commence on the 16th inst. About 20,000 bags at.
to be brought forward, consisting principally of Sydney and
Port Philip Wools.

HAY.—SMITHIFIELD, o'aock.—lfeiare.Cooper
and Davis report prices u follows:
Mee Meadow ela to Ti. I Raven elete M 1 ed. Maar.. maM .
Interne to 6it Clover to We.

CATTLE, &c.—BLACKWATER FAIR, Nov. B.—A
lama number of both North and South Wales black Cattle.
A anaiderabla 'unbar found buyers, though at greatly no.
dead viols ; many of She dealers declaring that they did