The Express.
London, England, 1848-03-09 00:00:00

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TORSION.

I TI MM.
rpeet. Coss. for e.. 801
r Cent,. abot

er et. Austrian 13t ads.
4 par CI. Bek. BO
per Cent. ditto, 3) 5
qr Ct. Brentano lids I
Ditto Nos. 73 8
6 par Ct Bum," Arm.* 11. a., a 30
bitto ehillen Dos. a 94)
Ditto eolutuli ltd.
Columbian lworidor n 3
3 per Ct. Daiwiti It 72
fa per Ct. Dutch 11Ja, 42 4
4 wet. Duteri Cert.., 72 4

rUN!!S.,

1 per Cent. arena& T. 14.. 15 17
iirena.l3 Deferred 4
5 per CI Mcn.can, 155.3. 14 15
6 per L I'..rurtan I. 24 26
r••rtirTu.., tour. 11.1 s. 14 Li
51. r t Hum Rde...15 100
bllt Nietribk
3 per 11. Kpardell Ili 34
-421,h Deferred 11.1.

2 Kr et. Venezuelall.l4. 25 ZO
VtlKille.46 Deferred 1t.1e.. 7 L,

RAILWAYS.—Shares are heavy, with little
business doing. North Staffords, 1 to I discount
French shares are again worse. Northern of France,
7i discount. Paris and Lyons, 9 discount.

SALES EFFECTED Ur TO TWO TITIs DAT IN LONDON.
(Teuerday's urieee will be found fu but puge.)
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Amhergate, Nott., Boston, and
East. Jn.,
29/
Cheater and Holy. Pref., 12
E. Am 10s. 6 per Gent,
Pref., Si 1
Engem Coantiria 131
Do. Es., N 0.., 1
East Lincolnshire, 161
Edin. to Glasgow, 33
Great Northern, 51
Grcar North of England New,
151., 2/1
Gt. Western. 93
Do. Ors., 17k 1
Do. IdthA, 211 1
Do. New 17/.,91 9
Ilull and Selby Ildven, 49
Lane. and Car. Thuds. 9:
Lan. York. !Laws, 33
Do. }SRL% 8
Do. Third., Reg d
Lan. k York., W. R. C., Si 3 d
Leeds & Think, New, 31
Lon-, i rinbtan, k n.COJA, SOS
Do. Pref. Convert. 3 per con.,
1848, 431
London and N. Western, 133 1
Do. (Burners. Si
Do. 10/. sh., 31. k 8., 8.,101
lan. & 8. Wei, 49
Do. New bIL, 261
Do. 'Hurd+, 3 1 d

London and Blaeltrrall, 41 3
Midland, 102 1009
Ito. 50/. sh., 11
Ito. Cons. Brie. & Dirm., 6 pee
cent., 119
Norfolk, 95
Ito Near 20!.,11
North Itotlrh, 23
N. Staffordshire, 94
Oxf., WU, C and W 014., 234 94
Shrslo. and Dir. II 11
9, Staffordshire, 11
9. E. and Doerr, 26
Do. Thirds, No. 4, 44
Mouth Walea,
S. York., Done., & Goole, 1 0;
Wilts, eonterart, * Wry., 11
York, Newe., and Der., 39 9
Du. (rig. hire. and Ber 484
Da Estes. No.l ,Yorl&New.),
161 1
Do. Extra. No. 2 (Noce. and
Ber.), 11 lel
Do. G. N. E. Par., 61 9
York & N. Midland, Pref., 12113
Do. F.. & W. R. Fs, 261
Boulogne and !micas, 8 61
Dutch Ithrnish. 1 1
N. of Francs, 29 3
Orleans and Bordeaux, 21
Paris and Lyons, 1
Bourn and 11.. re, 101
1 West Flandera, 11

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LkNE, Hall-past Two—
Sugar The public sale of 1,300 boxes of Hamm:will went
off at yesterday's prices; about half sold; refined dull;
lumps, 635, to 64s.—Coffee : The public sale of 100 cask* of
Coffee was withdrawn for want of buyers at last week's
prices.—Rice : 2,000 bags of White Bengal were offered in
public sale, and bought in at lb.—Ginger sold steadily at
previous rates.-Baltpetre in good demand, at 325. to
320.6d.—Rum firm,but not setive—Cotton dull.—Tea steady,
but inactive.—ln other articles no alteration ; bat we have
seldom seen a more dull day, or more want of confidence in
general market*, the rate of the Continent prohibiting the
expectation of husineas Nina resumed there upon the 1111710
confidintial footing as heretofore.

TALLOW.—The market is steady, at Ms. 6d. oa .
the spot; 465. October to December deliv(ry ; and 465. ed.
separate mouths' delivery.

CORN.—BARNSLET, March B.—We had a good
supply at this day's market of ad kinds of Grain. Indeed
the farmers were more numerous than they have been for
some time. Wheat sold at from 18s. to 20s. per 3 bush.
Barley, 329. to 341. per qr. Oats, 24. to 251. Beans, les.
to les. 6d. per 3 bush. cry little business was dune at the
above rates.
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BOSTON, March 8. -The weather having improved,
farmers are now busy sowing spring corn. Tate supplies are
small ; Wheat is in better condition, end wakes ls per qr.
more money. Beans nod o.ts are difficult to sell at late
rates. Wheat, red, .10.. to 465. ; fine, 484. to 515.; wLite,
425. to 48.. ; flue, 50.. to 53.. Oats, 155. to 20s. Beaus,
365. to 38e. per qr. to the grower.
CHICHESTER, March 8.-Our market remains in the same
dull state which has characterised it for some week's past.
The best samples of Wheat find ready buyers at former
prices; but the damp and ill-conditioned samples hang
heavily on hand. There was a moderate supply of other
grain, for which there wee little inquiry. No alteration in
prices. Wheat, 47s to 51s. Barley. 281. to 335. Oats, 21s.
to 24.. Beans, 38s. to 425. Peas, 365. to 38s. Flour, 375.
per sack.
HAYWARD'S HEATH, March 8.-Our Wheat market to-
day was dull, notwithstanding the short supply; conse-
quently little business was transacted. Barley, OAS, Beans,
and Peas met no demand. White Wheat, 131. to 131. 55.;
red, 111. 15s. to 121. • Barley, 31s. t 0325.; 19s. to 204.; Beans,
355. to 365. ; Peas, 345. to 355.
LEIOIITON BUZZARD, March 7.-There was again a short
supply of Wheat at market, and last week's rates were
rather exceeded for good qualities. Barley, Beans, and Pea@
unaltered in value. Wheat, per load of 6 bushels, 27a. 6d.
to 335. ; Barley, per imperial qr., 28s. to 324.; Beans, old,
295. to 31s. 6d. per 5 bb. ; new, 225. 6d. to 251. ; Peas,
275. 6d. to 30s.
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ROMPORD, March B.—Our market to-dav was thinly
supplied with Wheat, with a better sale, at fhlly last week's
pnces. Barley, Oats, Beans, and Peas, a good supply, at
last week's pnces. Wheat, 445. to 585. Barley, 30s. to 33a. ;
grinding, gas. to 29e. Oats, 20s. to 28s. Beans, 30s. to 38e.
Peas, 345. to 40s. Rye, 28s. to 30s.
Rye, March B.—A great many samples of Wheat, and a
very good trade, at rather higher prioota than last week.
Other kind of grain about the same. Wheat, white, 49e. to
525. ; red, 413 a. to 50a. Oats, 18t. to 20s. Grey Peas, 34e.
to Me.

Beat.nrwo, March 7.—Our farmers succeeded in obtaining
an advance at this day, market for the dry parcels of Wheat
of from Is. to 2s. per qr. Tha supply was small. The de-
mand a little better, eausiag the inferior samples to sell more
readily, though at no quotable advance. Oats sold more
readily, at rather better prices. Many parcels were sold for
seed at higher rates than the merchants could afford (or the
consuming market. Beans declined 6d. per qr., with a fair
supply. Potatoes, 6s. to Ss. per sack of la stone. Wheat,yed,
4 is. to 505.; white, 425. to 535.
D0n419, Match 7.—We had a small supply of Wheat, but
fair of other descriptions of grain, to this day's market, and
the rates of Friday were generally fully supported. The
demand for Oatmeal and Flour was not animated, but prices
remain without chrnge. Indian Corn was in fair demand,
and 6d. improved. The following was the general cur-
rency :—Wheat, white, 275. to 30s. 6d. ; red, 255. to 295. per
2801b*. Oats, 9s. Gd. to Ile. 6d. per 1961b5. Barley, 144.6 d. to
16s. 6d. per 2211 be. Indian Corn, 28s. to 33a. 6d. per qr. of
4801bs. Oatmeal, Ils. to 12s. per cwt. Flour in sacks,
15e. 6d. is 16e. per owl. for seconds.
HOPS. BOROUGH MA:

Messrs. Pattenden and Snit

mai', An d Clack.
report that Wm market re-

males steady, with prices unaltered.
New Mid T. Kent. 31. Bto 1. 5 Yearling Rewle.P.4.6. 88. Bto 31. •
New Weald of Keotal 16 to 3 12 Yearliog euaeu 2 6 tot 14
New 5u5ie:........ 2 11 to 4 10 011111 ope 1 •to 2
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AY.— SMITHFIELD, Two o' Cloch.—Moan. Cooper
and Davis report the following prices :
Plane Meadow 665. to 72v. I Rowse 60e. to Ma I Maw.. . !..la. to 21Ia
Inferior c...... 56e. to 630. Clover ... 7t.. to He.

CATTLE, &c.—DCDLET NEW FAlR.—There were
not many Cattle or Sheep. The horse fair was very thinly
supplied with horse+, and what were there were of a most
wretched description, some of them scarcely worth taking
home.
SOUTHALL, March B.—The Mutton trade was more active
to-day at higher prices. Other things went off slowly, at last
week's rates. Beef made from 24. 8d to 4s. 6d. Mutton,
4s. 4d. to 51. Rd. Veal, 41. 4d. to ss. 4d. Pork, 3s. 84. to
ss. per stone of 811 s. sinking the offal.

Far Yesterday's Mantas as tut page

SHIPPING.
MAILS ARRlTED.—llublia, 3; Waterford, 2; Donn
1 ' • Flanders, 1.
Luxor, March 9.—Wind this day at noon, W.S.W.,
Dt breeze and cloudy.
EAL, March B.—Arrived : Forfarahire, China. Arrived
from the river: Osborne, Cape Good Hope ; Jamaica, An-
tigua ; Delta, St. John, N. B.
Orr BRACILY DEAD, March 7.—Edward, from La Onayra
for Hamburg.
OFF DUNGENESS, March s.—Susaunea Christina, from
Batavia, for Amsterdam.
LIVERPOOL, March B.—S.S.W.—Arrived: Emily Ander-
son, Mauritius ; Andover, Ceara ; Chaos, and Chester, New
Orleans; St. Leon, Mobile; Richard Atop, New York.
I sailed, Feb. 16, with 14,0001. in specie ; Belleisle, New York,
sailed 19th ult. ; Courier. St. John's, N.B. Sailed : Jolla
Brooks, Gratitude, and Mary Marsden, St. Thomas. Of
port: Hesperus, Kalamazoo.
PLYMOUTH, March 8.--B.W.—Arrived Antonio, Suri-
nam, for Amsterdam, with loss of sails, leaky, &c. Sailed :
Agnes Sophia, Matanzas; Adele Julia, Monte Video. Off
port : Robert Small, Calcutta.
OFF THE WIUHT.—Port Adelaide, China.
07Y PORTLAND.- Mertha„Pernambueo for Hamburg.
FALMOUTH, March B.—W. S. W.—Arrived: Montrose,
Bahia ; Hudson, Rio Janeiro. Sailed: Elphinstone, Sydney,
N.S.W. ; Catharine, Monte Video; Whitby, Sierra Leone;
Brothers, Tampico; Gerardina, New York.
PADSTOW, March B.—The Amethyst, of Sunderland, on
shore in Paroothen Bay on the 29th ult., has been got off
and brought in here, with apparently little damage.
HARTLEPOOL, Much B. The Enterprin, Shields to
Oporto, put in here to-nay, with three feet of water in her
hold and pumps choked.
PENZANCE, March 7.—lt blew a hurricane this morning,
from N.N.W. to N.N.E.
Sr. Ives, March 7.—The John, from Newhamsn
corn, whilst running for this harbour this . a?
disabled state, during a violent gale, struck on,„ 4,, to
lost both masts ; she was warped into the pi _ •
The Fame, of this port, was lost last night nor •
crew and three paseengers drowned. -- I 4
I trnacomne, March 7.—The foremast, forsioplesept, friP.
sails, &c., of a schooner, and a jib, marked, 10 Reynold; of etd
London," were picked up off Lundy to-dati also, a :41
schooner's main-mast and top.maat, by therstopnia. as -
rived here.
.
Iste or Man, March 4.—A very severe storm '
perienced here on the 6th inst., during which the felleddlle..."
wrecks occurred: The Ann, of Romtrevor, from lirdb.
corn to Newry, drifted from her anchors in the harbour
and drifted on shore near Castle Mona ; the Flea Mills, from
Liverpool, drifted front her anchors, and
the rocks on anthills:. Crescent. • . .07.4411191:-*
say, has gone on shore near the po
from this place, was driven into C • •
inst., stranded, and has since besmear
gaud.
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