The Express.
London, England, 1847-04-02 00:00:00

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new, Si. to 9s. 9d.; foreign, red, 90. r,„, tog. ; white, 9s. 4d.
to 10s. 341.; Polish Odessa. 9e. to ton; Danube, 0..
9.. to 9s. 104. ; new, 9e. IL to 9s. 1 let; red,
to 91. Bd. Barley, per imp. ggs. fed. to 82e. ;
.1e.16,1 toss. 84.;
Per 3921be••4.51.49e. bats, English. white, per imp.
qr., 32v 6d• to 445. 0a• t ...Welsh, per 3121b5., black and white,
9d. to 34'. 6d. ; -Iviatt(4olb. to 4211 i.), 355. 6d. to 375. 6d.;
do. (371b.14 3916.), no. to 3,5*. 64 ; black, 32e. to 345.
Beans, dnglisb, ler 1961 W., old, 201. tel.' to 21s. ; new,
20,. to 21.. ; :rah, 19s. 6d. to 20e. 6d.; foreign, 18e.
to 21s. Pew., boiling, pee imp. qr., btle. to 665. ; grind-
ing, per 19G1b..185. 6d. to 19n 63. Flow. per sack of 2801 b.,
English, fine, 675. 6d. to 60s. ; teconds, 525. to 635.
BISHOPS' grontroaD, APRIL 1.-This WOUltel•dAy ap-
pears very dull, and li•tle business done. Wheat sold from
80s. to 78s. per qr.; Barley, 475. to 525. ; Oats, 295. to 31$. ;
Beans, 51a.; Peas, 475.
Banton, Aran. 1.-The simply of EsecTeh Wheat at to-
day's market was very short, of which pordhasee were made
at a decline of 2, per qr. EryrKsh, red smi white, old and
new, may be gaited at less. teTris. per Wei. qr., and Irish
kin-dried Kriel& 6d. tows. per 60Ib. Praireign Wheat also
uttered 'reduction of h. per qr. from the rates of this day
week; Dentsic, Koniardsurg, and lfittheaked, &c., being
from 79a to rev per MM.. free. Hamburg, Pomeranian,
and other fine red, and Mgrianopofi, Poh h, mix., 755. to 77.
Odessa, limn ac., 73a te Ws. Taganrog, Kistenka, mite.,
735. to 7fie. Flour else is hearer, by Its. • seek am English,
and fully:ta we barrel on Towles- TM main Darin
trade eentinves very depressed end eireuesscribed, at a far-
ther deetwe of ls. pervir.,•the prime Delete- -EngSah, AL to
64a ; Irish. efs. to al ; foreign, 435. to 425. Good sweet
Baby far bread, &c., in lawgiver, in bagger request, were-
Viet, values. The deemed for Oats end Beam conekries
' wry limited, and the firmer is lower by Ss. to 2s. per
' sued the latter by 2e. per qr. (coed hoihsg Pies ere asleaMe
from 625. to 66e. per lb.
Dames, Arun 1.-We had • good *apply of Whets
but the farmers being aswilliag to meet the term' offered
by the =Men, a heavy trade wee the *tense/genre ; a consi-
derable amount of hominess wee, however, at last tnneeeted,
renerally at from 2a. to 3s. below the prices of last week.
Barley was in fair supply, and the quality generally inferior,
prices about Is. per qr. lower. The supply of Oats was
large, the sale dull, at either lower prices. trine and Peas
were in good supply, and met a dull sale at In. per quads,
decline. Wheat, beet, white, 73.. to Mc ; red, 65e. to 77e.;
inferior, 60, to 635. Barley. 43e. to Sls. Oats, 2.5 e. to Si.
Beans, new, 48s. to 56e. Peas. 48e. to 64,. Floor. per
sack, fine. 61,. to 665. ; seconds, .56. to 61s. Best Bread,
18d. the 81b. loaf.
Emma, APRIL 1.-We had small supplies of grate at
' market to-day, notwithstanding there was a redaction of 4s,
Se dot pot qr. on Wheat, sad le. WO: en Barley tad Oats.
GAINSROROVOR, MARCH 30.-The Wheat trade ruled
heavy, and the sellers had to submit to a reduction of 2a. to
3s. per qr. before sales were effected. Beans Is. lower.
Wheat 261 qm., 9232 Is. 6d. ; average, 73e. 6jd. Barley,
44 qn., 10.51. 141. ; average, die. Oid, Beans, 12 qrs., 291.8 e.;
average, 495.
HAILaR•Ie, MARCH 31.-A good attendance. Net mac!
Wheat on offer. Fanners did not press Wes of Wheat.
Prices realised 725. to 735. for red; 761. to for white.
HULL, Aran. 1.-There has been • sleek demand for
Wheat, and prices mast be quoted 3s. per qr. lower. With
large arrivals of Barley, the sale has been slow, at 3s. to de,
per qr. decline. Oats and Beans may also be quoted le. 46
21. per qr. lower. The arrivals of Linseed, since our last,
amount to about 2,085 qrs. ; comprising 2,000 quarters from
Memel, and 170 bugs from Oothenberg. A steady demand
from the crusher' has continued, which. henry met freely by
holders, the buyers have had the advantage in the price of
middling and inferior qualities ; but the finer ones maintain
their price. We quote Black Sea. 60a. • Petersburg, fine,
48s. 6d.. down to 40s. for inferior ; Riga, 48s. to 411. ; Arch-
angel, 43e. ; Memel and Konipherg, fine, 465., down to 345.
per qr., according to quality. Black Sea has been done on
soot for izetmer and autumn delivery here, at 47e. per
or. Rapftm: Whet slow of sale. Fine Danish may be
quoted at 281. to 281. per last. Linseed Cakes have been
free of ale amongst the eon,oturk at unaltered rotes-my,
101. 15s. for best Hull-made, and 10e. Ins, ones foreign.
Rape Cakes The little that offers finds read , ivers at full
prices-my, 61. 2e. 6d to 61. fs. per ton, according to quality.
IPSWICH, MARCH 30.-The trade generally in all de-
seriptions of grain wig rather dull, on account of the sellers
asking sisai.ar prices to those obtained on this day se'nniOt ;
and although the Wheats of superior quality realised abo
last week's priers, those of inferior quality may be quoted at
from 3s. to 4s per qr. cheaper. Barley was on the declass,
and but little business appeared to be transacted, at from Sh.
to 3e. per qr. less than was realised last market-day. Every
other description of grain met with a dull sale, the tam
not liking to submit to • reduction in prices. Wheat,
white, 765. to 801. ; mixed, 695. to 721. ; red, 665. to 735.
Malting Barley, 48*. to 605.; grinding, 42.. to 445. Beans,
495. to 51s. Dun Pew, 575. to Ifs. English Oats, 28s. to
345. per qr.
Lewes, MARCH 31.-At the Rye market the attendance
was thin, and only few samples offered. Prices were for
Wheat, red, 705.; old, 71s. to 720.; white, 765.
LINCOLN, APRIL 1.-Tbere Wei a fair quantity of Wheat
samples showing in our market to day, hut the millers and
factors declining to purchase, business rulel dull at a decline
of from 3s. to 4s. In other kinds of grain little or nothing
doing.

LescerooL, APRIL I.—The imports subjoined, compris-
ing two days' arrivals tally, are moderate of Wheat, but of
other articles rather limited. The brief interval passing be-
tween our first and second markets this week affords very
little scope for remark, beyond a better feeling exhibited
relative to Flour and Indian Corn, and a fair amount of
business transacting in the latter at improving rates. In eon-
sequence ofßi tomorrow
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mune, was well attended. Upon a moderate demand and
tolerable firmness in the Wheat trade, the prigs csaesiti.
were fully flielntained, and fa a few
American Flour continuing in lively request, sales of up-
wards of 30,000 barrels were reported today at 37e. to 38e.,
pertly to country millers, to consumers here, to Irish buyers.
and for shipment to Lisbon, the market for Western brands
ending steadily at 38*. per barrel. Barley, Malt, Beans, and
Peas, upon a very limited inquiry, hardly sustained our last
quotations. Oats, being still much neglected, were some-
what depressed in value, and Oatmeal merely supported late
prices. The great decline last week in the value of Indian
Corn having given renewed confidence to the trade, buyers
for Irish account came forward eagerly again to-day, and
48s. to 52e. per 480Ibs. was readily obtained ; Indian Ideal,
likewise, would have been taken freely,at 25e. per barrel, but,
the samples being generally held for higher prices, or with-
drawn from sale, the transactiocs were unimportant. With
occasional showers last week and a copious rain on Sunday,
the operations of agriculture in this district were progressing
favourably, but are completely interrupted to-day by a very
heavy fall of snow from an early period of the morning, and
continuing unabated at the present hour, 3 p.m. Arrivals
from the 30th of March to the 31st of March inclusive,
into Liverpool and Runcorn: Wheat, 4,050; Barley, 63;
Malt, 999 • Oats, 1,001; Beans, 45; Peas, 583; Indian
Corn, 1,008 qrs.; Flour, 10 reeks, 2,229 barrels.

NEWARK, MARCH 31.—We have had a very large market
of both bum, and sellers, but very little bummer done.
Wheat and Barley from 3s. to 4s. lower. Oats and Beans
from 2.. to 3s. lower. Wheat, white, 68.. to 72*.; red, 635.
to 72.. Barley, malting. 445. to 60s. ; grinding, 38s. to 40s.
Oats, new, 20s. to 3.55. Beans, old, 501. to 535. Peas, 60s. to
52.. Malt, 635. to 745. Tarn, 70s. to 725.

NEWIII.7IIY, Aran. I.—Our market this day was well sup.
plied with Wheat, for which th,.re was scarcely any demand,
at a redaction of from 2s. to 3s. per qr. Barley was also
exceedingly dull, without lading to much decline. Oats,
Beans, and Peas must be quoted cheaper. Averages to the
27th March : Wheat, 668 qrs., at 775. 9d. ; Barley, 184, at
, 495. 10d ; Oata, 47, at 28s. 10d. ; Beans, 22, at 61s. 6d.
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• LTROVTH. APRIL I.—The supply of corn continues very
small, but the market this morning was dull, and Wheat fell
ls. to 2s. per qr.; fine Flom., 68.1.
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Rouser, Aran, 1.-The top price for beat white Wheat
was 191. per load; beat red, 181. ; common sampler, 171. to
171. 10.. Beene from 3.. to 4.. per qr. decline. Flour, best,
68e. per bag ; seconds, Irde. ' • Bread, 17d. to 18d. the 81b loaf.
Barley fell 28. per qr. ; beet not more than 50s. ; good Bar-
ley, M.. to 48.. ; common. 425. to 445. Malt from 9s. to 10..
per bushel. Oats did not fetch so much by 2e. per qr.; beet,
32e ; good, 30a. •, censmon, 2.5 e. Beans. Peas, and Rye la.
per qr. lower. Winter Vetches, 6.. to 6.. 6d. per' bushel ;
spring ditto. 9.. to 10.. Small spring Seed. much in demand
at last week's prices.
SIiZIFIRLD, MARCH 30.-The large arrivals of foreign
grain in this country, and reports of large quantities to come,
together with London decline, has caused a decline of Is. 6d.
per load upon Wheat. Wheat, white, 27e. to 28s. 6d. ; red,
26e. to 28e. Rye, 18.. to 20'. Beans, 211. to 23a. Peas,
21s. to 245. per 3 bushel.. Barley, malting, 48s. to 50.. ;
grinding, 465. to 48a. Oat., 26.. to 33.. per qr.
Broca sainoe, Aram 1.-Trade very Mack today. Far-
mers had to yield to a redaction of from 15e. to 20.. per load.
The best fine white Wheats obtained bat 191. per load ; beet
red, 181.; second qualities. 171.; inferior, 161. Flour, per
beg, 645. to 675. Harley was plentiful, and offered at 2s. per
qr. less money ; top figure, for fine heavy samples, 48s. to 50s.
per qr. • good. weighing 10 *core 12 lb., 45e. ; light sample.,
42.. to Us. Malt, per bushel, 9.. to 10.. Yet the trade is
doll at those prices. Barter Meal, per bag of 10 score, 244.
Beane, le. to 2a. decline ; 511. the Islehen price. Peas, both
white, grey, and maple, were offcred at a decline of 2.. per
qr. ,• yet but little could be sold at those prices. Oats cape.
rienced another decline of from Is. to 2s. per qr.; best Poland
and Potato, 30.. to 325.; good, 26.. to 28a. Spring Tares,
per bushel, 10s. ; winter, Is. to 6.. Cinque-foil, Clover, Rye-
grans, and other 'mall seeds, sold freely at last week's prices.
STOCICTOK-Ole Tars, MARCH 31.-The supply of Wheat
to day from the fanners is the smallest since harvest, and
we have scarcely anything fresh up coastwise. We note
Wheat 2e. to 3e. per qr. lower, at which decline a fair
amount of business is transacted. in Barley nothing doing.
Oats, Beans, and Peas, Is. per qr. cheaper. Flour 3s. per
seek lower. Many of our farmers have finished their
Wheat, and a very few h.ve more than usual at Midsummer.
Wheat, per quarter, Yorkshire and Derham, white,
73e. to 78e.; red, 69e. to 74a. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, white,
765. to 800.; red, 725. to 77.. Barley, malting, Norfolk and
Suffolk, 62.. to 645.; Chevalier, 63.. to 66.. ; grinding and
feeding, 435. to 48.. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 57.. to 60s.
Beans, small, 625. to 56..; tick, 625. to Ms. Peso white,
boilers, 60e. to 665.; grey and maple, 50s. to 62; Oats,
potato. at.. to 35e,; common, 25e. to 30s. Floor,
country, per sack 280 lb., 61s. to 535.; riperfine. 62.. to 565.
Foreign : Wheat, per qr., Dantaic, 76.. to 795. ' • Rostock and
Wismar, 73e. to 77a. ; Stettin; 71s. to 75e. ; Danish and Ham-
burg, 69.. to 735. Barley, Rostock and Stralsund, 60.. to
645. •, Denials and Swedieh, 48e. to 52a. Peas, white, boilers,
64a. to 66e. ; grinding, 62a. to 645.
WAIRTIELD, APRIL 1.-011 r arrival/ of Wheat are ex-
tremely small, nevertheless the trade is depressed, and we
have to report a decline of Is. to 2.. per qr. from the rates of
last Friday. Barley hes also receded fully lc per qr. ; very
little English now appeals. Ors are 4d, per stoae and