The Express.
London, England, 1847-04-09 00:00:00

TALLOW.—The market is quiet. The public sales
have gone off without spirit. Petervourg Y. C. on the
spot, 49t. 6d. ; new Tallow, for delivery iu the lvst three
months,

COALS.—HaVpast
quotations:
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Walls Itn4 Brad47lllllloltee IN 11.1
Wallet., Clarke and Co —. —d
With. End Heaton -• —d
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With. End Hetton IN OA
With, LW Lidtagwerth —. —d
Was LW Lash Ise PS 6d
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CORN.—MARK-Live.—Our market baa been but
moderately supplied with all articles of our trade piece Mon-
day. We experienced rather more demand fir Wheat this
morning, from both local and country miller,, at•pricr.a fully
equal to those current on Monday. A parcel or two of
Whcat was taken fir shipment to France, from
a port on the east coast, at 75e. fkl. free on board.
Barley was more inquired for and the turn dearer. Oats arc
also in hemr request, and in some few instences an advance
of Gd. to Is. per quarter was realised. Beans and I'm dull,
at previous quotations.

Th. following are Monday'. quotation:
BRITIKL Billbass e,a Qurter.
Wastr, Pies and Kent Red...... 71 to 75 77 Wk1te...73 '079 to 83
Norfolk and Suffolk 71 w 73 73 du 73 to 73 to 79
Talauera (Ewes or Suffolk) 113 to 83
Cambndgelk Lisuolalted 73 to 75 to 77 WIWI 73 to 77 to 79
Northumborkmd k lkotok do. —to do —to— to
Rye 33 to 38

0434.29, Foolloss. 47 to 40 Dbstilliag 40 43 to 46
Maim..._........«......47 to 49 Llae4abor 48 to 32 floc to 34
tkotob to
Dow Roam, .
ILaz
- - 7 l 7l so pale 76 to 62

Oats, English Fecal ........-.......17 is IN 44...815ak... Wig 29a ad
Ditto Poland' ......_......)1 m Ni 02.-Potato. IS to Sr Od
Berwick andettotob Feel NI Is VA M. Potato. 331 to 63. Od
Inso Feed ..........26 Is 26 to 254 On- CULL— alto 211 a OS
Pau, Grey 66 to 47s Od _Maple— 61 to 334 Ott
Blue ate a=l 82 to foe
%%bite 46 to &1.. 63 to 59
Boum, Nampa OS to 46 nek. 411 to 42...01d 43 to 47
'Sorrow 42 to 43 Amen 46 lla 46 ..old 47 to 31
TAW, N New to Sarin New Whir— to —...01d —to
Rotuma, ew 4O to 42
Pet thdio4o4.
lattsexo Coosa Ala Oa to_CI3 lON.

holm, Town made, delivered 60 to 63 one Hou:ZoLd Sri to a
Norfolk and Suffolk_ 50 to 51 Whites
Northtuaberland, Lincoln, and Torimitha
Oman and Kent to Irish — to
PORKIGN. Duty In,.
Writ; Duarte and Konigsberg 72 to li fine to la.. to
Porneramensittlitsela and Rettig new 79 to 77... to
Preach amd
Danish and - to
Donntmand Olimm.-...-..
Canadian. —to Aastritliatt 72 to 02_
En
BAILS; Feeding XI to 42 Daitillimg 42 to Ml.. to
lemma Coax OM In GO Liana= MI to 44-- to
Ono, RUPtliin
Pomeranian NM Slroierl— 29 es 31.-- to
liwodlait amd Midi
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FripkereDi.

Ditto kw. to
old Se to 40... to
=
old 44 to 46 .. to

/ma, Olrjus..
410 U &Das 33 to 31... to
Tams, Old —to —to
Lamb, Belle sad iambs 4O 44 to 17... do. do
Idediterrancsa ail Odra 41 19 to 31... do. do.
Stumm II r tl llempseed 31 to SO .. do. do.
&W Wl= C0en._..„._..... Doe ofcluty, per too, LS 10.. to /3 13s.
Llll3l[lEl> CAW, Dataald Clams ditto £9 lOs. to /10 30..
Ditto Frame sad Await= ditto £lO 10s. to /11 10s.
pee Del. 0196 lbs.
/anus, American „ 33 to SA
!mows and Hamburg $33 to AS
Caddis* (Duty 7 d. Pb lung
honeds ...... 11.4t0f 930 lbs.

Prioo. ;Feb. 27. I klar. 6 I Mar. I&
7777 I •::
770
74

M. v.ltar.

BARNIILRY, Amin, 7.-We had a good attendance and
supply at this days market, and a fair amount of business
was done. Wheat Is. per three bushels lower. In all other
dcacriptions of grain there was a downward tendency.
BIRMINGHAM. APRIL 8.-At this day's market there was
again a small supply of Wheat from the farmers, and the
market opt ned brisk, at higher rates, but cloned dull at Is.
Fee qr. over the currency of this day se'nnight. Barley
muietained its value, with an improved demand for fine qua-
lities. In Oats very little doing. English Beans nearly As
deer; but Egyptian were again lower, 17s. to 17s. XI. per
196115. bacoa been taken in quantity. During the present
week little Wheat has been offering, for which higher rates
were demanded, which prevented any transactions worth
notice. Barley is pressing on the market, without finding
buyers to any extent. A few small parce's of Oats have
changed hands, at former prices. Some Egypti.•tn
Beans were forced off at 17s. Cl.l per 19611 w.
Wheat: English, white, per hush. of Glib.., 9s. to 9s.
104. ; new, tts. 2d. to 9s. 11d; red, Bs. 10.1. to On. Bd. ;
new, 9s. to 9s. 9,14 foreign, red, 9s. to 10s. ; white, 9s. 4d.
to 10s. 3d.; Odessa, 9s. 101. to 10s: Danube, 91.
to 9s. Bd. Harley, per imp. qr., 48.. 6d. to 62a. ; grinding,
per 3921ba., 4d.. Gd. to 48e. Bd. Oats, English. white, per imp.
qr., 325.6 d. to 44e. 6d. ; Welsh, per 31211 x•, black and white,
31s. 9d. to 345. 6d.; Irish (40Ib. to 421 b.), 35n. 6d. to 37.. 611. ;
(3716. L. 391 h.), 335. to 3.15. 6d black, 324. to 345.
Beans, English, per 196114., old, 20s. Gd. to 21a. ; new,
20e. to 21a.; 'roil, 19s. 6d. to 20e. Gd ; foreign, 17s.
to 20.. 6d. Peas, boiling, per imp. qr., 68s. to 625. ; grind-
ing, per 1981 b.. 18e. 6d. to 19a. 6d. Floor, per sack of 2.801 b.,
English, fine, 678. Gd. to 605.; seconds, 64.. to 565.

Ibusrot, APislt 8 -With fine weather for preparing the
land, which is in excellent condition for spring crops, we had
a poor attendance at this day's market. Growing Wheats
are much improved, and generally look well, but in some
parts the plant is than and backward. Wheats are in plod
supply from farmers, but nothing from abroad; prices well
supported at last week', quotations, say 72.. to 784 per qr.,
according to quality; Black Sea, red, 70s. to 76'.; pantzic,
765. to 80.. The Alalting season is nearly over; little is
doing in Barley at 425. to 46a.; grinding, 455. to 52.. per,
quarter. The Oat trade has been, and continues, very dull,
and, to effect sales, considerable reduction must be made, as I
the consumption appears to have fallen off much, and dealers
are disinclined to increase their small etoeks at present.
Black feed, 235. to 275. per qr. ; white, 265. to 301. All stock•
of Glatt and Flour are unusually litht here. but there is
enough at present for our consumptive demand. There is a
dull sale of Flour, and ales have Levis foreed this week at •
decline of is. to 2a. per auk : seconds, 551. to Ws. ; prime,
575. to 58s. ; barrel, 38s. to 40. for sweet; sear, uleable at
355. to 36e. Beaus and Peas of dull sale, at lower prices.
Larissa, Apart. 8.-We had a fair average supply of
Wheat; the demand was good, and nearly all of it woo sold,
at fully Is. per qr above the prices of last week. Barley woo
in pretty good supply; the quality w..s gene rally infeiior ;
and the trade was dull, at a &eine of Is. per qr. Oats,
Beans, and Peas, were in large supply, and met a dull sale,
at about the last quotations. The supply of Turn was good ;
prices from 8.. 6d. to 9s. 6d. a bushel. Wheat, per quarter
hest white, 734. to 80s. ; red. 665. to 80s. ; inferior, 60.. to
64e. Barley, 41s. to 504. Oats, 255. to 33.. Beans. new,
48a. to 56.. Pess, 48s. to Mt. Flour, per seek, fine, 61s. t a
665. ; seconds, 565. to 61s. Best Bread, 17d. the 81b. loaf.

NEWARK, Arau. 7.—We had a fall market, plentifully
supplied. Wheats were 2.. to 3.. higher. Barleys luster.
Beans and other grain as last week. Wisest, white, 72.. to
Ms.; red, 72.. to 76.. Barley, malting, 42.. to 480.; grinding,
3,55. to 38.. Oat., 22, to 36.. Be.ms, old. 525. to Mk. ; new,
50s. to 625. Pea, 645. to Ms. Tarn, 701. to 72.. Malt,
63r. to 74a. p. r qr.
NEWBURY, Aram B.—We continue to receive only mo-
derate supplies of Wheat, which met a steady sale at about
Is. advance from last week. The supply of Barley esee...l,.
the demand, and lower prices are submitted to. Oat., ].'cane,
and Peas arc also cheaper.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL S.—Very small supplies of Wheat at
ibi. mornii.g's market, and priers sieulterttl. Farmers seem
to hare sold moat of their stocks of Corn.
Roxsay, Aeon. B.—Of Wheat but E.w samples were sold.
Best white Wheat 191. per load ; red, 181. ; common, 17/. to
171. 10.. Flour, per bag, best, 604. ; seconds, 675. ; common,
64.. Bread, per 81b. loaf, 18d. Barley era. offered at a de-
qwrualitgiesi"; forgiven
. t o height.26r
cwli.niaelosiftigl.lotosclo're. ple2rlght.'s;.s4l6l.se. p.rore ?rg.ood
ir-firi sr, 40s. to 42 . Molt, per bush,t,kotrboemst
ioßoaegtsanwhs,aa.sn;stitrqi:ra...a; clikutownrowcr.„42B.teuidcouthece,;
not much iss request.
ROYSTON, APE7L 7.—A full corn market. Wheat and
Barley fully sopeorted last week's prices. Malden chew. d
a aisgicsithsn to buy at the present reduced price.. Wheat,
42.. to 495. Barley, 435. to Ms. Oats, 245. to 351.

figEt FIELD, APRIL 6.—At our market to day we had 4
Ca;r average supply of Wheat hraught to hand, a great pot-
tiou of which changed hands at Net weck'a prices. No
alt, ration to notice in tether Barley, Beam, P,as, or OatY,
and a moderate business done.

STOCRIIRIIME, Arum 8.-Of Wheat there were more
samples shown than actual. One or two samples of hist
white Wheat might be quoted at 10!. per load, yet 181. was
nearer the real price given. Red Wheats were in better
request, but little was done unless at a roductioa of born 5..
to 10e. per lead ; inferior as Int week. Flour and bread
unchanged in price. Barley appears fur more abundant than
was expected, and prices are still going down. 18s. scows
,he top figure. while many good heavy samples could be
had at 455. ; inferi^r, 40.. OAS continue to go down; very
superior cannot get higher than 30s. per qr., while some
very good armples may be purchased at 28a. i moderate
samples, 26, In Beans, Peas, and Itye hut little doing.
The sale of winter and spring Vetches very SIACk.
STOCKTON ox-Teas, APRIL 7.-A very small supply of
farmer's wheat to thin day's market, rani there are no coast-
ing arrivals. Our milkn being short of stock are more free
buyers than:of late, and give Is. advance on all good quiiti• s.
For Barley there is no demand. In Oats, Beans, and Piss
we lone no change to notice. Flour is firm at our quotation..
Wheat, per quarter, Yorkshire and Durham, white,
735. to 784. • red, 60s. to 74n.; Norfolk and Suffolk, white,
755. to 80..; 'red, 72i. to 775. Barley, malting, Norfolk and
Suffolk, ins. to 615.; Chevalier, 635. to 65.. ; grinding and
feeding, 435. to 411 s. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk 675. to 60s.
Beans, small, 62a. to 565.; tick, 52.. to Ois. Peas, white,
boilers, 60i. to 66..; grey and maple, 60,. to 625. Oats,
potato, 31s. to Sis ; common, Mn. to 30.. Flour,
country, per seek 280 lb., 61s. to 63.. ; superfine. 52.. to 655.
Foreign : Wheat, per qr., Dan.oie, 75 :. to 790.; Rostock and
Wismar, 735. to 775. ; Stettin. 71s. to 765. ' • Danish and ham-
burg, 695. to 735. Barley, Rostock and Stralsund, 60s. to
540. ; Danish and Swedioh,lBi. to 525. Pen, white, boilers,
645. to 664. ; grinding, 525. to 541.
WATERFORD, APRIL 7.-Since Saturday one general
trade ha. remained without animation, and no change can
be noted in the value of any article, except Indini Corn
and Meal, which have advanced 2i. to 3s. per barn(
respectively, with a very large consumption.
EDINBURGH, APRIL 7.-We hid a short supply of Wheat
from the growen at this =ordinals market, which was takes '
off slowly at an advance of Is. per qr. Fur foreign and Eng-
lish the demand continues so extremely limited that quota-
tions !Or the time are little more than nominal. With a
small supply, Barley remains very depressed, and fully 2a.
per qr. cheaper. Oats a dull sale, at a decline of Is, per qr.
Peas, Is. to 25., and Beans 2s. to 3s. per qr. lower. Wheat,
450 qrs.; top, 785.; average, 71s. per qr. Barley, 157;
top, 265.; average. 46.. Gd. Oat, 4-1-5; top, 415.; average,
365, 7d, Beans, 61; top, 625. ; avenge, 66... Id.

GLASGOW, APRIL 7.-About 14,500 barrels Flour have
been reported in the Clyde since the 3155 oat., bet of other
articles there were very few arrivals; and, ries Orenee-
mouth, the supplies both coutwise end foreign have been
equally limited. The trade in the mean time has remained
without activi•y, haring few or no Irish order., and the
local buyers continuing to be very sparing in th. ir fur.
chases, although their stacks are understood to be very low.
BomeNew Orleans Flour wrialg t. es•erd ty for exp,rt, Pup-
posed to Portugal. Oats, Butler, Bi ens, Pease, and Oatmeal
have each been offered freely at the reduction in priers quoted
last week. At this day's market there was a thin attend-
ance, and a slow trade in most articles. There was little or
no change in the value of Wheat or Flour. Oats, Oatmeal,
Beans, and l'eos sold in retail at about Is. below our last
week'. currency; and come quantity of foreign Barley was
taken by the diatillers at a further recline of ah.at 2.. per
boll, to which holder. were reluctantly compelled to submit.
Wheat, per 240.b5., English, white, new, 365. fol. to 384.; rid,
old, 355. to 36e. ; new, 355. to 365. 6,1.; Scotch, white, old, 35e.
to 375. • new, 325. to CIF.; Irish, red and white, old,
345. to ed. ; new. 325. to 345. ; Dantzic, old, 36e. to 385.:
Pomeranian, old, 345. to 3th. ; Danish, old, 33a. to
341. ; Odesea, soft, old, 33. to 14s : Caned an, old,
345. to 3555.; Bolted States, old, 3j.. to 375. Barley,
per 32016., English, new, 334. to 3.h. ; Berwick and Scotch,
new, 32a. to 355.; Iri,h,f neer, 30r. to 31s. ; foreign, free
Pomeranlan, Ac., new, 31s. to 31r.; free Dani.h, new,
365. to 325. Osta, per 264 lba , Berwick and Scotch,
new, 28a. to 30..; prepared Irish. new, 28s. to 315..
Beans, per 4 imperial bushels, English, new, 265. to 295.;
Foreign, new, 275. to 28e. ; Irish, per 260 lbs., new,
28e. to 295. • Egeptian, per 280 lbs., old, 265. to 275.
Peas, per 280 1b.., white, new, 32.. to 335. ;
_grey,
new, 31s. to 32a. ; Canadian, new, 31s. to 325. Flow,
per 280 lbs., English. superfine, new, 555. to 575. ; Irisk
ditto, new, 544. to 565. ; fine, new, 525. to 545.; extra
choice qualities, new, 58s. to 60s. • American, per barrel,
sweet, old, 36... 6d. to 38s. ; Canadian, sweet, old, 36.. to
375. 6d.; sour, old, 32a. to 335. Oatmeal, par 2601h5.,,
Scotch, new, 545. to 565.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARK ET.— Two Cloe T.--
Maar.. Patter:en and Smith, flop Factors, report that there
is no alteration in the market worthy of notice.
KW 4 P.44t ,44,04.p.e., 4. al. ow 44 0 Yeaell44 p. cwt. aLI 44 44. •
Weald of Koala . 4 4to I 0 leanly sown.. , 2ltse 1 II
a 5.... 3 14 to 4 s Oki Hors.. . . . 111 Is
lumbasas 3to I 4