The Express.
London, England, 1848-03-11 00:00:00

Do, New 17i.,

Ips Z Bury cr. Edmund's,
Ds. Norwich, sl
Lancaster th.escinde,.9l.

Laocashire & York. Fifths, 8 7
Do. WrathidinnUnton, 31
Leeds k Bradford, 69
Landon and Blacks:11, 41
Do. New, No. 2, 2 d
=riebtott, 8.0wet,30( 30
and N. Western, 130 3
Do. Qtartere (L k I.), 24i
Do. Now,
Do. Fifth., 81
Do. 101. oh., 31. k 8., C, 3/
Lon. k 8. West, 48
Meat, Baton, k Matlock, I
N. Staffordshire, 91
o:f., Wor., kWolv., 24 3

IWilt% So=MC. a WV.. 141
Trak, Nene., and Der., 30 264
Do. Orsg. Neer. and Ber., 211
Do. Exten.No.l (TorlkNawc L
161
Do. Eaten. No. 2 (Henn. and
Ber.), 103 i
Do. G. N. E. Fur. or Pref., 611
York k N. liidland, 64 1
Do. Pref., 111 111
Do. E. k W. R. Ex., 281 I
Boulogne and MIMI., 7 1
Lustrtrboune, I
N. of France, 31 1
Orleana and Bordeaux, 2 a
Park and Lyon.. 11
Pans awl ntraabeurg, 1
ifaarbre and Mew, Si 1

TALLOW.—The market is firmer today. Y.C.
on the spot, 60s. 6d. October to December, 46.. &pant*
months (autumn), 465, Gd.

CORN.—Citirf ;muse, Marsh 10.—Wheatidentifal; best
samples sold at from 131. ss. to 141. per load ; common, at
121. to 121. 10s. Barley, in good supply ; best malting
realised Ms. to 355. per qr.; moderate, 30s. Flour, front
40s. to 435. per bag. Oats sold readily, at from 20s. to 265.
per qr. Beans, for seed, made from 425. to 461. Pets, front
401. to 451.

YEOVIL, March 10.—Business wu generally pretty
brisk. Wheat fetched from 6s. to 6s. 91. per bushel ; Bar-
ley, 265. to 325. • Oats, 22a. to 265. per qr.; Beaus, 21.5.
27s ; Flour, 39ii. to 40s. per sack.

WanerteLn, March 10.-Our arrivals of grain are mode-
rate. There is a fair sale for Wheat, and an advance of fully
Is. per qr. readily obtaieetl. Barley steady, but it does not
go off freely. Beans as before. Oats and Shelling ea&
rather dearer. Other articles without alteration. The
following are the present price : Wheat, per quarter,
601 b. to the bushel, Suffolk, Ewer, and Kent, red,
new, 525. to 531.; extra, 54a.; white, 535. to 5,5 a.; extra, 575.
Norfolk and Hunts, red, 50g. to 315.; extra, 535. ; white, 50e.
to 635. ; extra, 54a. Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red,
475. to .515.; extra, 534.; white, 495. to 525. ; extra, d 4,.;
Yorkshire, red, 60s. to 525. ; extra, 63a. ; white, 525. to 545.;
extra, 653.: Dentric and Konigsberg, white, 524. to 555. ; ex-
tra, 680. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 61s. to 335.; ttre,
645. Mediterranean, red, 375. to 411. ; extra, 47.. ; old,
red, 60.. to 625. ; extra, 555. Barley, per qr. imperial,
Norfolk amid Suffolk, 30s. to 32.. ; extra, 33a. ; Lin-
colnshire and York.kire, 300. to 325. ; extra, 335. ;
Scotch, 30,. to 32x.; extra, 345. ; grinding, 275.
to 283. Beans, per quartet, 631ba. to the bushel,
small, fine, uew, 375. to 38a.; Ticks, new, 365. to 37..;
foreign, new, 355. to 365. Oats, per stone, meeting, 11d.
to 11 id. ; extra, 124. ; feeding, 1 1d..t0 11 id. ; extra, 12d.;
foreign, 10d. to 11d.; extra, 12d. Shelling, per load of
26111*5., 265. to 275.; extra, 28s. Malt, per load of 6
bushels, 38s. to 395. ; extra, 404. Peas, per imp, qr., blue
and white boilers, Us. to 40s. extra, 42.5. ; grey an feed,
365. to 3.84. ; extra, 40s. Rapeseed, per last unp., English,
261. to 281. ; foreign, 261. to DM. Linseed, per imp. qr., 43e.
to 475. Imports during the week : Wheat, 7,268 qrs. ; Bar-
ley, 1,959; Oats, 1,072 ; Beans, 1,147; Peas, 45. Shelling,
302 loads.

WP4IIOIINE, March 10.—Best Wheat* were 1.. to 2,.
per qr. dearer. Barley, best Chevalier, 31s. to 335.; geed
grinding, 30.. to 32.. ; common. as,. to 29i. Beans, 445. to
46*. ; Yeas, 435. to 45.. ; Oats, 18s. to 235.

WATEXPORD, March 8.-Our supplies of all kinds of
grain continue moderate, and prices remain as they were at
the close of last week. Flour is in better demand, and best
qualities are Is. per sack dearer.
ROTTERDAII, March 6.-Our supply of Zealand whits
Wheats at this day's market we but moderate, and our con-
sumers being free buyers, a clearance was readily effected at
fully. last week's prices. Dantsic Wheat met little inquiry,
but Its value was supported. Red Wheats brought a trifling
advance. Inland Rye was la. 6d. per qr. dearer, but foreign
dried found plow buven at the late improvement. Barley
fully as valuable. Oita neglected. Hone Beans in demand,
and le. per qr. dearer; pigeon as before. Blue boiling Peas
brought Is. per v. advance, but all other sorts were unal-
tered in value. Rapeseed continues neglected, but Hemp-
seed is scarce at our quotations. In Linseed n 9 transactions.
Cakes of both sorts are dull, and prices tending downwards.
Wheat, Zealand, white, prime, 591bs. to 601 be. per bushel,
424.6 d. to 44a. per qr. free on seed • good shipping, 40e. 6d.
to 41e. 6d.; ordinary, 365. to 40!.; !Chine, red, Upper. e3lbe.
per bushel, 475. to 495. ; Lower, 631bs. to 64Iba. per bushel,
60s. to 54s ; Polish Odessa, 621bs. per bushel, 395. to 40s. per
qr. nettproceeds; Cabana, 61Ibs to 631bs. per bushel, 335.
to 363. Rye, Odessa, 561 be. per bushel, 231. 61. ; Saloniea,
58Ibs. per bushel, 275. 6d. Archangel, 561bs. per bushel, 26e.
Barley, Zealand, winter, 21s. 64. to 235. 64 per v. free on
board ; summer, 21s. 6d. to 235. • Danish, 531bs. per bushel,
2.45. 6d. to 255. peep. nett proceed; per qr. Oats, Zealand, feed,
13s. to 21s. per v. free on board Beaus, borne, 27P. to 28s. ;
pigeon, 31s. to 3.25. l'eas, blue, small, 41s. to 431. ; large,
62'. to 541. ' • white, 365. to 410. Tares, 31s. to 345. Hemp-
teed, inland, 375. 6d. to 38a. 61. Rapeseed, inland, winter,
301. to 311. per last. Cloverseed, red, upland, 445. to 48e.
per cwt. ; lowland, 38s. to 435. ; white, 40s. to 50s. Cara-
way Seed, 27e. to 28s. Mustard Seed, brown, Bs. to 104. per
bushel; white, 7e. 3d. to Bd. Linseed Cakes, bit, 81. to
71. 16a. Rapecakca, inland, 51. 17s. to 64.

WOOL.—Butsrot FAIL—The quantity of Wool
at the Hall was much less than has ever been known, bat
this affords no criterion as to the quantity in the staplers'
hands; as much more business is now done by sample sheets
than formerly. For combing Wools of the higher qualities
late rater were maintained, but for the lower descriptions the
demand was very limited. The same remark applies, with
even more force, to clothing Wools. In order to make sales
in the inferior qualities of this description, it was necessary
to submit to is reduction of from 30e. to 40e. per pack.

HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Two C7oek.
Messrs. Pattanden and Smith report that there continues a
steady trade for coloury Hops, at the followina quotations :
New Nlda Z. Keata3i. gto ii.e Yearling Kentawactit.2l. 11 to 'l.•
New Weald of soot. r II to 3 12 Yearling Stuns „ 2 eto2 It
New Soma . 2 14 to 310 Old IloPe „ I •to
Fanahaaas • 4145 •

Woacrargn, March 10.—The revival of trade not being
what was expected, has caused a falling off in the consump-
tion of Hops, to that note but fine are in demand, the
inferior aorta sleeping quite neglected, and (or this class b.
less rates has been submitted to this last fortnight. Primes
per cwt.:—New, 565. to 6.50. ; choice, 755. Yearlings, 60s.
to 60s. ; choice, 68s. Old Old., 201, to 45,, ; choice, 56.

AY.—SMITIITIELD, Two eiCkek.—Mesurs. Cooper
and Davis report the thlhrring prieee :

Prime MeerleirVe. to 7lts. Hower!: 50e. to 5.56 I Straw.— 34e. Me.
leerier ...... to 6.36 I Clover ... 7:le. to 52e.

CATTLE, &C.—BRISTOL SPRING FAlR.—Then
was a fair average supply of grazing stock, a great portion of
which were Devons. Owing to the high prices demanded,
males, at the commencement of the day, were very limited;
but, as the day advanced, business became brisker, and a
good clearance was effected, at full prices. The supply of fat
stock was not so large ea we have seen on former occasions,
and readily found buyers at advanced rates. Beef fetched
from .565. to 63.. per cyst. Mutton, from 60. to 7d. per lb.
The Horse fair was much as usual.

DARLINGTON FAIL—At RUT March fair we had a larger
supply of cattle than was ever remembered, with a name-
rous attendance of buyen. Fat stock sold at from 6e. 6d.
to 6s. 9d.; prime, 75. per atone. An abundant supply of
lean stock and math Cows sold at fair prices ; and an excel-
lent show of Bulls. We had only a pen or two of Sheep,
which we believe were unsold. An average show of Horse*,
the major part of which was of an inferior description.

POCILINGTON FAIR-A good supply of rleasts. Mileh
'Cows sold from 91. to 20!; Fat Beasts, Bs. to Bs. 6d. per stone.
On the whole very little doing ; there was rather an extra
show of Horses, nearly ell being seller,, and few buyers; the
trade was dull; indeed, • duller fair for business waa never
known amongst the shopkeepen.
TAVIIITOCE FAlL—Store cattle did not realise the tape.-
tations of the resters, and very many were driven home un-
sold. Well fed Bullocks were in fair request, and realised
fully 60e. per cwt., but at this price some were left without
finding a purchaser. Sheep scarce, but not in demand, at
6yd. per lb. for the best. Cows and Calves in good supply•
and sale at full rates.

DUBLIN, March S.—Our supply of cattle was much les
then last week, and the greater portion of inferior quality.
Prime cattle were in good demand, and realised higher
prices ; inferior in dull demand, and prices lower. Sheep
were more abundant than in the previous market. Prime
She ep maintained their price ; inferior were rather lower,
Beef, 445. to Ms. per cwt. Mutton, 6d. to 74d. per lb.
Veal, 6d. to 7d., sinking offal.

lor Yest•relay's Varkett aae last page.

SHIPPING.

MAILS ARRIVED.—DubIin, 3; Waterford, 2; Donagha-
dee, 1.
Lorrnox March 11.—Wind this day at noon, W.S.W.,
moderate breeze and squally.
LIVERPOOL, March 10.—A derelict barque, on fire, was
passed 3rd inst., in lat. 45, long. 17 ' • also the China, of and
from hence to Charleston, with ballot shifted, and com-
municating with the burning vessel, by the Clan:min Castle,
arrived here.
DEAL, March 10.—W.S.W. • p.m., W. fresh and squally.
—Arrived : Castle Eden, and 10.—W.S.W.
Manilla ; Royal Saxon,
Ceylon ; Victoria, Callao, with 573,300 dollars on freight ;
Canada, Bolivia. Arrived from the river: Westminster,
Adelaide, S.A. ; Elizabeth, Madras; Trusty, Cape of Good
Hope acd Swan River ; Elizabeth Orange, Penang ; Earl
OrnY. and Edmondsbury, Calcutta ; David Hurls, Ceylon ;
Henry Turner, Demerara; Ann Hall, St. John's, N.B.
PORTIIWOUTR, March 10.—W.N.W., equally.—Arrived:
Osprey, Havannah, sailed Ist ult. ; Mary Laing, Honduras.
BRISTOL, March 9.—The Falcon of Gloucester, front Port
Talbot, has put back to Kingread leaky, and will come cep
to discharge.
Dorot.se, Inn or MAN, March 13.—The Mary Ann of
Liverpool, from the Clyde to BriMol, pot into the hay to-day,
water-logged, with cargo shifted, ma loss of maintop-inas
and bulwarks.
Newnynon,Marchll.—The Pilot Mieklawraith,of and for
this port, from Shields, got on the sands a little to the north-
ward of the entrance of the riven Mktslad.ezday, but is eapectsd
off after discharging part of her
Faimoron, March 9. —Arrived ; • gollorr
DEAL, March 10.—A'sun ken 'easel, apparently • schooner,
of about 130 tom, with top-masts carried away about IS
feet from the caps, and a bright to and ectanVra
the rigging, was passed, Bth inst., • ig. N. lon. 6
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