The Express.
London, England, 1848-02-10 00:00:00

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N 0.453.) LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. 10, 1848. [3d.

HIS GRACE THE ARCHBISHOP OF CAN-

TERBURY.

of France flatter, 11 to 11
sellers.
CALM EPPECTID UP TO T 1
(Irederday% prima •
Amb., Nott., Boa., and E Jn.,l
nat., 14 olv" and Dudley, 14
Brionol and Paster, 33
Canaan& 93
Do. Bah.* 1
Ches. and nolyinad Prof., 14
Dublin and Belfast Jo., S
E. Orintlea, 194
De. Eat. 5 per Dent., No. 14 51
Do. Do. No 2 I P
Etta. and GlassOw, 43
Di Northern. 44
Gnat M. and W. (lzaland), 344
Ot. N. 05 intelnyd Mew 151044

On making inquiry late last night at Lambeth-
palace, we were informed that his grace still continues in the
same precarious state of health ; not, worse than he had been
throughout the day, but showing no signs of convalesoenoe.
The following bulletin was issued this morning :
His grace's condition has undergone no material change
since yesterday.
(Signed) "ROBUST Fenousog, M.D.
" CHAS. COLANBIII.I., Surgeon.
" Luabeth-palace, Feb. 10th."

; Eastern Counties free

Great Western New, 1. /., 10:
Lime. & York Thirds ,Reg.) 4i is
d
Erns., Book., & S. Cosst, 37i
Do. Cassel. Eighths, 26
LOll. k
r. we 141: 7
D.
Qrs., L and 8,23 i
Do. Qrs. New, 7
Do. rifthe, 10%
Do. tot., 21. sad 8., A, 101

30 PIUS DAT IN LONDON. .1
ill he found in lea pain:
Lon. and South Western Tenths,
Cm., 451
Didlead, 113
40/. eh., 45 41
De SOL als., 131 1
Dortoik, 84
Do.Enten.„ 3 per CL, 141
N. British Qrs., 51
Do.
N. Staffordshire, 101
Sluts.. It Cheater (Nor. W. Min.),
11
Do. a per CemL Prot, a 1
S. H. and Dever, 31
' r

St oriole, 16
Wilt, Boom- k Wey., 176 IT
York, Newc-, & Ber., 1S
Do. Estes. No. I (York & New.),
191 20
Do. O.N.L.For. or Pref., 101
York & N. IC& Pref., In
Do. E. * W. Riding. EL, 3.56
Boulogne & Amiens, IS6 I
Dawn Rhenish, 21

LIVERPOOL BALES, F 9.
The tendency was again downward to-day.
F. Innearlute, 21 I Shrews. &Par. (B), 2 d
Lan. re York. (late M.& B. Fifths), Shrews. & Chester (Fret guar. B
p per Ont.), 21 p
Do. fifths (late W. R. 21 d B.E. and Dover, 'o. 4, 11 4 d
W. and N. Wert, 147 h York, Newe, and Bro. (original
Do. New Om., S p N. R B.), 311
Moe., Spa ,* Lin. Prof., par i p Do. (0. N. E. gm), gar•b per
Midlead, 143 Ont., 31 p
Do. Naive., 11 ui D Ithenlae, 41 d
N. Staffordshire, 4 I p

, FEDIWACIT 9.
and prices were very de-

Lon. k N. W. (11. & B.), Qrs.
(CI. 34 p
Bon., &tett, and Lin., 73
Ito. Prof., 1.16 p
Do. Met!. and Lle., Si d
Midland NH. eh., 1 1.16 d
North Nutt onlabire, 11.16 p
Turk, Nelre., 8: Berwick Eaten.,
I N 0.2, 31
SALY.S, FRIIRVAIIT 9.
This nnalt,t wu again very dull, and but a small amount
of business was transacted. Prices were much the seine as
yesterday.
N. Staff,rdslatte, 13•. NI. p

There has been a fiat ma
pressed.
Mak., Nott., & Boa. E. 3n., 2t d I
Birk., Lana, & CEJn., 347-16 d
Do. 'late Ches. & Birkenhead),
li 1.16
E. Anglian New Peet., 6per Cent.,
3 9-16
Gt. Northern, G d
Lan. & York. 33!. (late Ex.), 41 d
Do. (NY .R.U.), 21 7716 d

N. Brit:4b (lrf., i p

LEEDS SALES, Franesne 9.
Although the business transactions in shares were shout
the same as yesterday, yet prises had a greater tendency
downwards.
Wltarf4sle, 425. Gil 4
lase. s Yaks. FMK,. Is. Dd. p
W. 'Udine Union, 21 d
Leeds and Thirsk, 14 d
North Staffordshire, I Is. 3d. p

North British Thud+, par
Do. Qrs., 7,6 d.
North Western, 3 d
Newcastle & Her. New, 31 p
Sher., Rotherham, & Goole, 3 d

. .
BRISTOL SALM Foam-sir 9.
The market was again weak, the only transactions being
in Great Weetern Quarter shares, at 2j pm.; end Great Wes-
tern New 171. therm at 1 346 pm.
HULL SALIt., F.111,11T 9.
Hull & Selby to err Ct. gnu., 103 North HritlohQMlTielln. Go. d
Ito. Ilalv. A 31', North Statfonlebinc, 11 o. p
80. Gust 0 rr, 21 S. E. 1 Lover, No. 4. 14 d
Mallon a laid. in.. 4 d
GLASGOW BALLS, Fsnarsar 9.
Aberdeen, Mt Gluogoar H Greenock, 16:
Catalonian New, IGs. Man., RUm., & Ayr, 99/. 17s. Gd.
Dundee ft Pert h, 11 Alan. & Southampton, Co. Gd.
Glasgow a Gunkirk, 39 N. British Thirdo, 40s. Gd.

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Half-post Two.—
The sugar market dots not show any improvemeat, and but
a small amount of business doing ; the public sale of 1,000
bole+ Ilavanneh went off at a shade lower pticts.—
Relined dull; standard quality nominally the nine, Ms. to
555. 6d.—Coffee : This article wears a very firm appearance,
and the late advante in native good ordinary Ceylon is
fully sustained, 335. ea. to Us. Gd.—Rice : 1,300 bags Bengal
were offered ; the good middling white bought in at 131. ;
broken sold at 10L—Indigo continues to sell freely in the
quarterly sale at advancing prices. Rum dull, and prices
must be considers d partly nominal. Bandy, steady. Tea: A
full amount of business continues to be dono, and ail sorts of
ereen telly support the late quoted adv.snce of 24. to dd. ;
t'ie finer sorts being molt in demand.—Cotton : This market
remains active, end shade higLer priers have again banzt
tablished. In other articles no alteration.

TALLOW.—The market is steady at 54F. on the
spot ; October to December, 46e.; separate monthe de-
liveries, 46. 6d.

CORM.-BARNSLET, Feb. 9.-We had a good at-
tendance of farmers at this day's market, who appeared
very denizens of selling.. The demand, however, was ex-
tremely dull. as impreeeion prevailing that machete would
be consider,bly lower, consequently the purchases of millers
were limited. Wheat sold at le. per three bushels lower.
Barley at about last week's rates. Oats shout Is. per qr.
lower. Wheat sold at from 18s. to 19s. per three bushels.
Barley, from 31s. to 345. per qr. Beans, 17a. per three
bushels.
BASINGSTOKE, Feb. 9.-Some best samples of white
Wheat made from 565. to 58$. per qr. ; red, 545. to 554. In-
ferior lots were cheaper by from sa. to 10s. per load than last
week. Barley was in greater supply, and heavy Chevalier,
weighing full 551 b. to 561 b. per bushel, made but 345. to 35e.
per qr. ; second quality, 325. ; good grinding, 295. to 30s.
Oats were rather scarce ; prices, therefore, were no lower.
Beans still going dawn, the supply being good. Peas, white
boilers, for seed, were also la lower, seine good selling at
43e. to 445. per qr. ; grey and maple, 40s.
BOSTON, Feb. 9.-The continued damp weather canoes '
Wheat to come in in such a bad condition that millers can-
not use it. Such is to be had on lower terms ; anything dry
nearly supporta late pikes. Beans in request at more money.
Oats dull sale, and unless, clean, for seed, rather lower.
Wheat, red, 40s. to 463. ; fine, 50.. to 52.. ; white, 425. to
45. ; fine, 524. to 545. Oats, lfe. to 21s. Beans, 38s. to 405.,
per qr. to the growers.
CHICHESTER, Feb. 9.-Our market to-day was moderately
supplied with Wheat and Barley. Trade dull, and both
articles somewhat easier to purchase. Choice samples of
Peas, for seed, bring rather more money. No alteration in
Oats or Beans. Wheat, 48s. to 525. Barley, 28s. to 345.
Oats, 21s. to 245. Beans, 40s. to 42e. Peas, 38s. to 40s.
Flour, 375. to 38s. per seek.
HAY WARD'S HEATH, Feb. 9.-Slow trade for every de-
scription of grain, consequently but little business was one.
White Wheat, 13s. to 13s. sd.•' red, Its. to 15. sd. airley,
30s. to 335. Oats, 18s. to 20s. Beans, 365. to 38s. Peas,
375. to 38s.
HITCHI:4, Feb. 8.-The supply of Wheat and Barley on
offer was very moderate, which caused it to be firm at last
week's prices. The same may be said of all other descriptions
of grain. Wheat, 295. to 355. per load. Beans, 23e. to 255. ;
old, 325. to 355. Peas, 275. to 295. Barley, 295. to 335. per
qr. Oats, 25. to ns.
Hususearoan, Feb. 9.-The finest samples of dry Wheat
were purchased at nearly the prices given last Wednesday;
b. at white, 565. to 575. per qr.; red, 655. ; common, 50s. to
525.; out of condition, 46e. Barley could be purchased
lower by Irons Is. to 2s. per qr.; the top figure was 355. ;
next in quality, 35.; common, 35. Oats in fair demand,
at last week's prices. Beans, best tick, 48a. per qr. ;
common, for seed, 455. to 465. Peas, the finest white made
441. ; good grey and maple,4os. to 42a.
NEWCASTLE, Feb. 8.-The weather since this day
'starlight has been mild comparatively for the season, and a
good deal of rain having fallen in the interval, the condition
of all grain has been much affected, and, as a natural conse-
quence, a dulness has been imparted to the trade. At our
market this morning we had a fair 'how of Wheat from the
country, and the arrivals coastwise being at the same time
liberal, our millers generally held aloof, in anticipation of
purchasing upon easier terms; but the factor remaining firm,
only a limited business resulted, at about the rates of Satur-
day. In flour also the transactions were to a limited extent,
and to make progress it was necessary to submit to a decline
of Gd. to a Is. per sack. Rye, unaltered. Having got a
very liberal supply of Barley in, the trade bought very
sparingly, and the few transactions that occurred were at
decline of Is. per qr. ; the market closing dull at the reduc-
tion. Malt flat, and inclining lower. Beans and Peas with-
out change. Oats, firm, but no dearer.
Rostronn. Feb. 9.-To-day we had a very dull market
for all kinds of grain, with a decline of Is. per qr. for most
all Corn at market. Wheat, from 45. to 565,
per qr. Bar-
ley, 303. to 335. ; grinding, 255. to 295. Beans, 325. to 10s.
Oats, 21s. to 30s. Peas, 38s. to 45. Rye, 28s. to 32a.
SPALDING, Feb. 8.-Small supply of conditioned samples
of Wheat, at the full rates of last market day ; damp samples,
of which we were largely supplied, commanded but little
attention. In Oats no alteration worth notice. In Beans,
the farmers are buying for seed, at a lark more money.
Returns for the week ending Feb. 7 : Wheat, 1,355 qrs. ;
an, rage, 445. 4d. Oats, 856; average, 185. 4d. Beans,
521; average, 3Ss. Gd.
Dura.nr, Feb. 8.-With moderate supplies our market
was again heavy and:we reduce our quotations 6d. for
Wheat, and 3d. per barrel for Oats. Indian Corn was also
Is. per qr. lower. Other things are a slow sale, at last day's
prices• Wheat, white, 260. to 30e. ; red, per 4801bs.
245. to 2Ss. Oats, per 1961b5.. 10s. to lls. 6d. Barley,
per 2241b5. 134. to 15. Indian Corn, per qr., 4801b5., 28s.
335. Oatmeal, per cwt , Ils.lour in sacks,
seconds, per cwt., 15s. 6d. to 17s. ;Am an, per barrel, 275.
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HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Two &Clock.
3fessrs.Pattenden and Smith report that there continues a
brisk demand for all coloury Hops, which command quite
th high prices 8B of late.
NOW 311,111 E. Koou 3i. a tool. 1 Towline nents,p.ewt.tl. Bto it.
NewWeald of Rental 16 to 312 Yearling Sores „ 2 6t02 11
New Rumor T 14 to 310 Oldllopt . „ 1 oto 2 0
Farnham ...... 4 4to 6 6
BASINGSTOKE, Feb. 9.—The large growers about and in
Farnham have sold nearly all the pockets they held back
from Weyhill fair. Those who still hold are asking from
61. to 61. 6e. per cwt. for best bright Farnham' of 1947, and
from 51. ss. to 51. 15s. of 1846.
WORCESTER, Feb. 9.—Our prices for fine Hops remain
very firm, at the late advance, with a continued scarcity of
sample on offer. We had little business thing on Saturday,
and few purchasers were in attendance.

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