The Express.
London, England, 1848-04-01 00:00:00

SALES EPTECTED UP TO

( Yesterday's prices will be found in last page.)
Aberdeen, 23/ Man., ROI, & Line. New 101.
Caledonian, 261 if Pref., 71
E. Anglian, 3/. lib. 6 per ct. pref., 3 Midland, 97 54
Eastern Counties, 134 I Do. PI. 9 .1
Do. Ex., No. 1, par 1 p lb. Bir. and Derby, 73
Do. No. 2, 4 d par Do. Con. Relish)! & Birm. 6 per
East Lancashire, 17/ Cent., 1144
Edinburgh & Glasgow Halves, 84 North Staffordshire, 871
Ito. Quarter., 9 ticotti.h Central, 27
Great Northern, 4 34 Shrew, and Birm. A, 124
Gt. 8. k W. (Ireland), 161 S. E. and Dover, 231 21
Cl. Western, 991 Do. do. N 0.2, 7
Do. Halves, 50 Do. Thirds, No. 4, 31 41
Do. Quarter., 111 South Wales, 4
Hull Si Selby Halve., 47 York, Nesse., & Bee., 291 4
Ips.,BurvSt.l.kuund'it, &N0r.,11 De. Orig. Newc. Her., 271
Lan. and York., 69 Do. Extension No. 1 (York and
Leeds and Think, Pi 19 Newc.), 151 4
London and Itlackwall, 41 1 Do. G. N. E. Per. or Pref., 71
lon., Brightom& S. Coast, 294 84 York & N.M. E. &W. R. lim, 16
Lon. & N. Wester, 126 5 Boulogne and Amiens, 51 6
Do. Qr.. New, 41 31 Namur and Liege, 2 11
Do. Eifths, 71 Northern of Enlace. 24 I
Do. 10/. (M. & B.), A, 911 Orleans and Bordeaux, 14
31 4
4. Pon. and Lyons, 11
Lon. and S. Western, 424 gamble and Meuse, 15
LIVERPOOL SALES, Mama al.
The market opened to-day rather flatly, bat towards tie
close the feeling improved.
Great Northern, !tl il 1 North Rtaffordatitre, 11 d
ion. and N. Western, 123 4 1 Scottish Central, 26
Do. New 0,21.04 p I Shrews., 0..,& Cheek. Pref., 2 p
Midland, 97 6. E. & Dower. (No. 4), 71.. 34.. d
Do. Halves, 64 1 d Belfast and Ballymena, 154 d
MANCIIESTER BALES, MARCIE 31.
Ambergate, Not., Hos., and Eat, Los. & N.W. M.&B.Qrn (A liB:,
Junction, Its. 6d. 1 11-16
Bittern., Lone., le: Ches. In., 64 d Do. On. (C), 2 1 p
Lan. and York. Fifth; 15 d Man., She., and Lin., Grimsby
Do. W. IL L., 31 d SOL shares, 20 d
Liverpool, Man. and Newcastle N. Malfordidaire, 1 11.10 2 d
Junction, 2 5-16 1.1 6. E. & Darer, No. 4, 3{d
BIRMINGHAM SALES, Mums 31.
The business transacted was limited, but prices were
stationary.
Amb., Non., & Roe, 113...9d. d South Staffordshire, 25 d
Lon. & N. W., 127 Shrew.. & Mr. (11), I d
North Staffordshire, 11 d
LEEDS 811.5
The market to-day was not
there war I. moderate extent of
Leeds and Thlial, 211 1 d
BRISTOL SAL_
The market was again dull I
York, Newc., and Ber. (Original
AL:, 274
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MAiiew SI.
quite so firm as yesterday, yet
['business done.
I New Thirsts, 19 t d
Sitacit SI.

to-day.
Gt. Weßem New, tl

CORN.—CrtirrEsriass, March 31.—Wheat, best
dry, old and new, wkite and red, were scarce, for which higher
pnces were given ; inferior a little lower. Barley, rather short
supply ; the best chevalier sold at Is. per qr. more money;
other descriptions were of slow sale, at last week's prices.
Beans in good demand, at from 435. to 50.. per qr. Peas,
from 40s. to 445. (late, best potato, 275. ; Polands, 2,5 e. ;
feed, 20s. to ns.

EXETER, March 31.—We have had smaller supplies of
grain on offer to-day than for sometime past, and farmen
were reluctant sellers of Wheat at a decline of Is. per qr.
Barley, Is. higher than last week. Oats at former rates,
with a much loss quantity offering than of late.
HEM EL HEM PiTEI), March 30.—01 d Wheat, 335. to 355.
per load of 5 bushels; new, 31s. to 34a. Beans, 20e. to 23e.
Peas, 255. to 235. Barley, 306. to 335. per qr. Oats, 225.
to 255.

Hutt, March 31.—The Wheat trade has been heavy, and
prices must be quoted Is. per qr. lower. Oats, Beans, and
Peas are also very slow of sale, at rather lower rates. Barley
is sought after, and Is. per qr. dearer. There is a little de-
mand tor fine large sowing Tares ; but small inferior ones are
quite neglected. Rye Meal moves off in small quantities,
although at barely supported rates. The late rains
have been succeeded by fine warm weather. Of
Linseed, the only arrival since our last consists of 40 qrs.
from Memel. Sales are confined to small parcels for imme-
diate use, and Black Sea has commanded 465. per qr.: but
parcels of Baltic Seed, from warehouse, consisting of mid-
dling and inferior qualities, have been sold at la. per qr. less
money. Rapeseed is slow of sale, and tine Danish may be
per lost. Nitrate e6ol. Sto:llll.slrept:r ac goo. d demand
quoted
the consumers,
Cakes, Hull-made, have moved oft freely at 91. 10s. per ton.
Foreign are in good supply, and sold on rather lower terms
front the ship—say from 7.. 10e. up to St. 10s. per ton,
according to quality. Rape Cakes have been sold at a reduc-
tion of sr. per ton ex-ship, and are in better supply. Bones
have been more sought after the last few days, yet prices are
rather lower than on this day se'nnight. Guano meets a
steady sale, at unaltered rates. Foreign imports during the
week: Linseed, 40 qrs.; Rapeseed, 953; Wheat, ~294;
Barley, 2,958; Oats, 69 ; Beans, 969 ; Peas, 604 ; Tares, 117.

LINCOLN, March 31.—Our market was but moderately
supplied with Wheat to-day, which was taken off slowly,
at a decline of 2s. to 3s. from last week's prices, Very little
Barley offering, which met buyers at last week's rates.
Beans and Oats a dull trade. Red Wheat, 465. to 500. ;
white, 50s. to 545.; Barley, 30s. to 361.; Oats, 16s. to 23a.;
Beans, 365. to 430.

LIVERPOOL, March 31.—From the close of Tuesday's
market to the present date, nothing has occurred to improve
the general features of the corn trade here ; business in all
its bearings during that period haying remained extremely
quiet, with a slight tendency in the value of most articles to
lean downwards. A few parcels of Wheat and Flour from
Ireland, with a very scanty supply of other produce, thence
as well as coastwise, and a moderate quantity of Indian Corn
from abroad, compose the only arrivals worth naming into
this port since Monday last ; yet, small u our importations
are at present, they appear quite sufficient to answer the
limited wants of our local consumption, to which the
demand is still principally confined ; the millers and dealer
in the interior continuing to buy from the growers nearer I
home, on terms somewhat under the current rates here.
Throughout the whole course of our market this morning,
the trade, with one or two exceptions, was dull in the ex-
treme, accompanied by an almost general decline in prices.
Wheat of all descriptions was offered freely, at a redaction of
Id. to 2d. per 701 b. from Tuesday's quotations, at which the
sales were very unimportant, and confined to needy buyers
alone. Flour also, being taken off sparingly to-day, even the
best marks of Irish receded Is. per sack, and American was
the turn cheaper. Barley, of all kind', and Malt exciting
ler inquiry, feebly supported late prices, Beans and Peas
upon a limited demand; were rather lower in value. Oats
commanding little notice, gave way 4d. to Id. vet 451 b. ; and
Oatmeal, in the absence of country buyers, hardly sustained
previo us rates. Having several Irish millers over to-day,
prime yellow Indian Corn was in fair request on terms last
noted, whilst all qualities of white, and mixed parcels gene-
nlly, were Is. per in. and Cora Meal Bd. per barrel lower.

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