The Express.
London, England, 1847-04-24 00:00:00

Oval:

No. 203.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1847. [3d.

Gems.—Wheat ematiottes la good demand, and we noble mks of
900 buoltels. %Others red, at 1 dol. 3.5 c.; 2,500 Jenny, l red,
I dot. 41e. to I dol. 42e. ; 800 mixed western, 1 dol. 55e.; and 2.5.000
white Geneasee, to arrive In Moy, 1 dot. 500. Northern rye rental.
quiet; 3,000 buotiels sold for extent at 90c. ',eventd moon panielo of
berry, altogether 2,000 %abets, have been taken for malting, at 8.4 e. to
;oc., sr:carding to quality , 5,000 to 6,01,0 buttock sold, to attire,
at 75e. Onto are without eiteeste—Jersey, l tom 41e. to
43e and river, Na to 45r.; 1,500 bushels of Coanecticut sold yea.
bmloy at Cc.; 5,000 river, 431°.; 2,8 0 Southern, 40e.; and 3,000
Jer•ey, 42te,,:inefoh. The transactions in cam ominous Large, Wt,
thesupply ineufavicut for the demand, prices hove advanced 2c.
kiln per N uke ; the mho ore about 900,000 bniltuls at 800. to 01c.
hr white and mired, end 95e. to ttbri. for yellow, for week here or to
melt to seem ; to arrive, sake have bees mode at 000. to 9.0., on the
wining of tbe river (included in the • hove) ; 5,000 bushels in Mar,
! Md.; end Ilay, June, mid July, to same extent, on Karel. term*.
221 lm of black-eyed per sold at 2 dub. 75e, per bag of two bushels,
which to an advance. Exports from the lot to the 30th of March:
Cora, 1,188,210 bushels; wheat, 82,189; rye, 7,550; barley, 0,220;
cut., 21,0. K..
boson to Liverpool arc rather Inactive; w2tb emtemements,
however, of dour, at Is. per barrel, and 244. for grids in begs; and
Ad. per lb. for square come. To London there le no cheese. A kw
retie's hove been taken up dor Ireland, at 23d. to 14d. /or grain in hop
and bulk. To Havre tie rate. remain without change, though tau
Liu entlattements have been made dere the departure of the* eumer.
'the diminished stooks of praline In market have a tendent7 to de.
pros freights generady.

ailed 244 to 5; the Threes, 354 to 6. Dutch Twsoansl-a-
llalf per Cents., 58 to 4 ; the Fours., 89 to A. Mexican,
204 to 4.
The rates of exchange are said to come a shade morn fa-
vourable from the United States. At New Orleans they
miaal2l to 31; at New York, according to report, 44 to 5, no-
primula:
Toe Dank of Amsterdam has reduced its discount upon
money from 5 to 41 per cent., and upon merchandise from
Ito 5 per tent. The rate upon bile remains fixed at 4 per
and promissory nobs at 5 p-r cent. Some consid, r-
purchases of Two-and-a-Half per Cents. had improved
the appearance of the stock market. Tiny were quoted at
58 9-16 on the 21st.

The New York herald of April 3, received to-day,
gives the following list of the loans eontracttd to the
date by the United States Government, with the pe-
riods at which authorised :-
11144, Aprlll3 11,046,0011 04664
1543, Karel I
1046, July 2'l OOOO,OllO
1541, J Angust 10 ...........« WPM

ANOLLSI MINDS.
Auk Stick, In 4 3 per I. 0343,1% Acct., N 3
3 pa 04. W. ba44.,(144 II 34 Pl.O..M.egi i
A pal:4.omi A4*, 431 4 3441megaor *UN, 43 il per
.4.311* Fern, 44 ~, 3 4.
•
•011.111/3/4 rvirDo
I per Ct./Weir /143.13 44 1 I rArr Coot Orem& 1144, 113 1011
43 yew a. 111•144 /144314. &I 1 litegada Deigned 844. N f
14 pry C. 1.1.4111., 3 p.r Ct Nes leas, 11144, 314 li
$ per a 11431144 A11...11 4 • per Ct. Peravia• 1144., 31 40
1144141:01, 413 Perl••••• Cr.,, 3144., Ili 14
4 per Cl. lion.* AIM. 1114.,14 41 3 pereCt. 114444•4111•4, NIP II
1/114, 01.1143 UN , 41 3 1/111414444141 Mt 141, 4
Ditto Corwab. Der. Bb.— 3 per Cl. 1'114.143 /144., 3134
044411144 3•4441er We., •I N 3403141 Ile. 'red 11414., 17 II
i yet C.. 11441•11 kr., 704 7 Nadu* Paralre 1111 , N 4
4 rwr Cl. 1.4101. 1134., 143 I 1 per Ct. V....paled. las., 3l 41
4 per CI. CAM- 11110.,1/i to . "...•athrl. Deferred Ma., IN IN

Total 43,218,117
Besides nine millions of Treasury notes, under asi of
22nd July, 1848, and 387,930 dollars of such notes
issued before.
The loan of twenty-three millions had not all been
taken ; eighteen millions of it were about to be pat up
to contract.

The Rhenan Obsereer publishes a note, addressed
by the Prussian Government to the states of the
Zollverein, in which it recommends to them the
establiahment of a regular steam-packet communica-
tion between New York and Bremen. It appeals,
among other things in this note, that the sum
of 279,100 thalers had been subscribed towards
this enter rise, ise, by several of the confederate
states, in e following proportions: On the part
of the Zo herein, 144,100 thalers, of which Prussia
elotributed 100,000; Saxony, 20,090; and Frank-
fort, 10,000. Bremen entered for 100,000; Hanover
for 23,000 ; the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg for 10,000
tinders.

TURKEY.— CAiNSTANTtNOPLF., APRIL 7.—The
time appointed by the Ottoman government for the Hellenic
government to make the ennentie honorable for the intuit
offered to its minister, Mussnrus, having expired without any
conciliation on the part of Greece, Monsr. Argyropoulo, who
occupied here the post of charg4 on Tuesday
! morning last, in consequence of a notification from the Divan,
removed the arms of Greets from the sour of his hotel, as
also from the offiee of the Greek Chancellery. Consequently
all diplomatic relations between the Porte and Greece are
entirely broken WE All commercial affairs, transacted by Hel.
lcuic so hjects, are placed under the dirt ctlun of ltuhhr lily,
the head of the enAtorn-bouse. the l'orte has not hi sitated
a moment in being faithful to its word in this greet
and important question it has acted with the greatest mo.
deration ; it has taken no measures to oppress the Greeks
resident in Turkey, or to injer t their commerce. On the
contrary, Muhlar Bey is ordered to attend strictly to the
affairs of all Greek subjects in matters of commerce ; end the
well known character of the man for justice and impartiality
is a certain guarantee that be will do his duty. On the eve
of the same day. the Porte transmitted a memorandum to
the rept:emulative, of the five pow. re, containing a rituna
of the facts relative to the ball at Athens, and the justifica-
tion of the line of conduct that it has pursued daring the
negotiations. The present situation of affairs is serious.
Everything is to be hoped for from the wisdom of the
an at the head of affairs; and the Porte, uo doubt,
will do nothing to aggravate the actual state of
things. But the Porte has duties to fulfil, and measures
of precaution to undertake. No sans person could, fur a
moment, suppose that Monsieur Col, tti would deliberately
iatend to engage his country in a conflict eri.b Turkey. It
is known that several armed bands have been sent to the
[..asters of Thcasaly, and have violated the Turkish tewl-
tory, whilst the two governments were ia trendy mimosas
with each other. It is from this quartet that the Porte bas
to take measures of precaution. Instructions have been
already addressed to the commander-in-chief of the army of
Roumelia ; he is ordered not to make any aggressive m
se-
men', but to take all the necessary measures to have the
frontier boundary respected. It is well known that pirates
eboond in the Archipelago, and they will, from actual cir-
cumstances, no doubt increase, to check this. Some
small, well-armed vessels of war have been sent to
the Gulf of Salouica. It now remains to be
seen how Greece will act. The ro pmenteaves f France,
Russia, and England held a conference on the altars of
Greece, on the 3rd. Yesterday, the sth, our minister, Mr.
Wellesley, had a long conference with the Grand Vizier, at
which the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Aali Effendi, was
present. The British man-of-war steamer Meta returned
here, yesterday, from Samsoun, whither she had taken some
Turkish troops. Mr. Alison, Oriental seeret.try, and Mr.
M. E. Pisani, interpreter of the British embassy, came in
this steamer. Prince Doudoncoff Korsacoff, second were-
tary of the Russian embassy, some time on leave st St.
Petersburg, arrived here, a few days ago, from Odes-a.
Upwards of a thousand vessels of all nations have paused
through the Bosphorus, with a fair wind, loaded, for France
and England. There is but little wheat here, so that nothing
can he (tone, although there are unlimited orders. Freights
for England are 231. per quarter. Alutf hard wheat, 33 to
34 piastres the quintal ; llsraila soft wheat, 27 to 29 piastres.
SMYRNA, APRIL 9.—Letters received here from
Tyno mention the afflicting details of a disturbance which
took place in that island. The Greek population roes in
great numbers against the eactioliee, respecting ecclesiastical
affairs, and cruelly ill-treated them. The churches were
assailed, and the catholic archbishop was under the neces-
j sity of quitting his house by night, end to take refuge from
the violence of the people in the village of Coume. Imme-
diately this affair was known at Athens, the French arches-
sador sent oae of his steamers, with a detachment of officers
and Greek troops, to make an inquiry into the events.
Bixteen persons were arrested, cad embarked for Athena
I Ibrahim Pasha has sent as a present to Marshal Bugeaud,
Governor-General of Algiers, a menagerie of all the domestic
animals of Egypt: amongst them 11l a pair of Arabian dro-
mederies, of the most beautiful species. Very few ship in
port. Exchange on London, 1081 to 106 i piastres the
pound sterling.

RAILWAYS.—The general tendency of the share
Ilisrket continues downwtrdo. Railway securities can be
purchased no reeler terms still than hiiherto.
SALMI BETECTRD UP TO TWO TRW DAT DI LONDON.
' iffiliesslay's prism will be In last pep;.
•
Amb., Nett, Dm, anal E. Jet, If i Midland, 113 14
Bins. and Oxford Jane., 16 IQ Do. New, 341 9
Barton, Slam, and Rim., 6 lb. New, 4 31
Cukdenian, 21 31 Do. r irm. :4141 Derby, ft 3.4
to Halm, If 4 Newcastle & Berwick, 25 4
Chester and lloiyhead, 22 Do. New, 7 14
R. Counties, 151 4 Do. North Shields, 301 /
Di. Per. 5 per Cent., No 1,1 1 p North &ULM, al 4
Do. Turk Y.xtensico, 5 41 Do. Haloes, 11l
sat Lincolnoture, 6 51 Do. Quarters, 313
Palm. and 6140. Halms, 18 a Do. Extrnoun, I
Da. Quarter., 171 17 Do Third., 21
Ely and Huntingdon, 15 Norte,rtn & Lou rte, 51
Great Northern, 21 north giarreftbAirr, 61 I
Ike. 1.011. and York Erten., 11 1 Drs. Saila (late Char. k Blythe),
Great S. k W. (Ireland), 25 Si
Weld WfAll,ll, 114 Nona Western, 2
Do. Hiders. 66 PreAtan & Wyre, 341 I
Do. Or. , 17 Do. Halve., B, II
Do. Fifths, Hi Reed., Guild., end Reigate, 41
Do New, 74 4 Shropshire ISnion,ll d
Hull and Selby Qrs., 23 Smith Devon. 23 30
Ipa. &Burr sin Filmanirs, Ili South Staffordshire, 1 1
Lancaster &Carlisle, 60: S. E. and la oer, 354
Do. New, 10i 1 Do. New (Is. at 15/.), Nn. 4, 5
larkerter 3Bedford, 4 1 8. Tark., Dune. & Goole, I/
Lk., Man., & New. le., 1 01 Wat. and Kilkenny. 61
Lou. & Blackwell, New, No. I, 5; West Riding Union, 44 p
Lon., lirigh., & S. Come, 301 1 Tort & Newcastle, 34 34
Us. Coro. Eighths, II 101 Do. New, 11
Lon. & N. Western, 169 171 i Do. Pn f., 61 I
Do. Qrs. New, 111 1 York k N. Midland, 621 2
Da. Pith.' 16 Ito. Extension. 4 ,
Ito. 44h . e, M. Pin., 87 Do Pref., In: In
Dd. 101. oh., M. & B. (C), 61 Do. E. & W. IL Ex., 201
Lon. end S. W., 83 1 Boulogne and Amienn, i6l I
It.. New C0..0 Eighths, 47 Cent. of France (0 1. & Vier:),ls
IS.. New, 79: Demerara, 3
Do. Tenth. (Consolidated) 321 Dutch Rhenish, 434
Do. Strip, 4, Reel Indian, 1
Lynn and Iliy, 211 Luxembourg, 11
Ilan. sad Leeds, 99 Namur & Liege 44
Do. Milne% 4 i 4 I Northern of Erane , 121 i
Ito. Mlle. 91 9 Park and Lynn., 41 3
lb. Thda. (Reg.). 4 1 p Pail, 11114 Rouen, 381
Manch.. Bun., and Mat.. 11 d Parie 411 d Si rastmorg, 2
Manses. & Southampton, 1 1 Rouen and Havre, 2.1
N. Counties Union, 1 i 1 Sambre & Mew, 54
LIVERPOOL SALES. Aran. 23.
There was eery little business done, and that little was at
reduced price..
E. laincashire New, par Midland New, 24 p
Ito. scrip, 1 p Lands k Think, 41 4
Edinburgh & thargow 11dres, 64 shrew.. & Chace, (late N.W.11.),
Loc.& N. Wester., 172 31 b p
Ito. Quarters, 151 p Shrews., Ow., &Charter, 2 4
Do. New Quarters, 91 p Amt.. It Eastern Jo., i d
London & S. W. Mc, / d Birk., Lan.,&Chesh.Jo., 165.3d.1 d
Man. & Leads, 321. slisres (late Dlr. & ()treed .In., al p
'AL). 1 p I North Staffurdohire. 2 nDo. Halves (late L. t P), 21 p ' bhrewede Mr. (9/. 120.3d.5h.13) 1 P
110. Ed ho ((late W.E.C.), 4 p Edln. & Perth New, ( p
Man., like, k LW. Co.. I d Manchester & Southamptca, 1 d
MANCI its fER SALES, Aran. 21.
Prices were drooping in the market, but there was rather
a large business doing.
ROL, Lone., & Clush., 1
Biros. & Oland J. 61 71
Babe., Cline., k N.W. Pref., 11 1
E. Lan., late B. & P., New, 4 4
lb. New scrip, 3-18
Ileci., Prawn, t West R., 1340
Bled and Mau., IL a C., I
U, Third., 4
Lie.. Mon.. & New. In., 325. W.
31s. 3d.
Man. & Ler& Fifths, 41
lb. (32,. ale late El.). 11
Do. Pinto., late W.R.U., /I

1 ,d ui. & Sootham., la. 6.1.
311(11.41, SoL.h., 24 1-I6
I N. StalTordehire, 214
OkUum Alli..nce, 3-16
IYewnt & Wyre !Wm, ik 7.16
Shroprldro flake, 14
S. EutArro Dover, 38
P.. No. 2,
110. No. 4. Imr 1-16 d
South Stalbrdohire, 4 d
Yurk & Nev. Poet., 3
SALES, AWL 23.
too lower, although but little

In the market everything
hwiness us transacted.
firm. and (Word, n 1 p
riim. and Dudley. at. 3a. Od. p
Wolv., and atom Val., I p

LEEUM Ml

The amount of caTinc6stin;
some days past, yet late prices
E. Lancashire ta. act. p
Leeds& Thirsk, 41 d
Ito. Pref., as. to. 6d.
London k Brighton. 31f
Dewsbury kat. (green), 13s. d
Man.& Leeds 32/. 5h.,16,6,3.145t.p
w. Lilting Union. IN. Sm. p
Matlock & Buxton, 3 d

BIUSTOL SAI
The market allowed no sy
hut a mall amount of Maine+
Coleclonian,
Do. lidless, ti 111. 3d. d
Ot. Western New I 7& nb., 7 p
Do. Fdths, 7 p
Man. St Leeds h.ols, Il p
Mid:and, New (4n/.',41.), 31 p
Do. 00/. .ham,„ 24 D. Is. 3d p

Shrews. & Biros. (A). J p
On. do. Gs. 3d. d
S. Staffordshire, 1 d
ES. Aram 23.
e in shares was larger than for
were not sustained.
Midland Pref., 21 p
Carlisle Extension, M. dd. On. p
Nese. k lier. New, 21 21.35. Od. p
North trtalfordahire, 21. Is. 3d.
I/. IS.. dd. p
North treaters, 2
Nortlura Counties Union, 2] d

Amb., Nutt., & Wotan, If
Great Northern, U. SI. 19e. Cal.
Leta-ger & lkalford, 1 Is.
N.Uritioh Thuds, 2/.194.6d. 21.19 e.
Du. Fatcns., 1/.2a.

N. Briti4ll gra., Geo.
Eat. scrip, M. M.Bd. p
Do. Thirds, SU. Gd.

LE', Arun. 21.
siphons of mprovemeut, and
as was done.
Itristul & Glouorster. 13 p
New. and Berwick, 3i p
North Staffordshire, ip
North British Ex.. es. W. p
South Wales, ij d
York and Newest. New, 41p
Do. Preference, 1y p
ZS, Ann. 23.
Neste. & Hersriek, 25
Do. New, 71.4. Ild. 71.4.
Do. North Shields, 30
N. Staffordshire, 71. Is. 3d.
York & Neese. Pref., 7
ES, Aram 21.
Arab., Nutt, 1k.., ht., 33..6d.
North Western, 2 d

TRETOIL MINING COMPANY.—A meeting of this
eosspany took place yesterday at the offices in °morsel-gird,
Lombard-street, to coneider the expediency of continuing
the further proceedings of the company. There was a very
small nurnker of proprietors present. Mr. Thomas prweined.
The report of Captain Williams, aient of the compan7,
after describing the operations which had been conducted in
the works since the last mectiug, stated that in his judgment
it did not sppeor that any favourable result was to be ex-
pected. Their anticipations with regard to the productive-
ness of the mine bad not been answered ; and there re-
mained little chance c( the mine becoming profitable, unless
sunk at least 100 below edit, which was a'out 22 fathoms.
After some discussion, a resolution was proposed by Mr. Lea,
and seconded by Mr. lieile, to the effect that the
moss cot at the 40 fathoms level be driven in until
the ilea+ of the 'next sitting day—as., the 7th of May ; and,
in cue of no farther discovery ibring made by that time, that
Capt. Williams should proceed immediately to draw up the
materials, and that steps should be then taken for their sale.
This resolution was agreed to unanimously. The secretary
stated, iis the result of a rough estimate which he hail made
of the finanei el affairs of the company, that, according to
present appearances, there would be between 6002 and 6001.
to divide between the shareholders. Some complimentary
votes concluded the proceedings.

PRODUCE.—ANTWERT, APRIL 21.—Coffee re-
mains hi steady demand, and we have to report the following
sales. 750 bars Jaya, at 2.51 e. to 28c.; 2,600 bogs Brasil, at
22c. to 221. Sugar I'rices are about 1 florin lower. Fresh
arrivals from Ilavannah have given more activity to the
market. On the spot, about 1,300 boxes yerow Havannah
sold at 19fl. to 19111., and also 400 bags Penams, at 141f1.
The cargo, per Waldemar, of 1,100 boxes yellow Ilavanush,
afloat, has been bought at a price which has not become
known. —Cotton: The densandis but trifling, and no transee-
of moment have taken place. About 280 bales American
sold at 301 to 321.—Resin . There is none in first hands.
The market is very firm at previous rates.—Rice in good
request 100 tierces Carolina were taken at 1618. ; 2,200
hags Piedenontese, at 1218. ; and 1,200 bogs cargo, at 110.
to II ill—Cocoa has been more inquired for : 1,200 bags
Guayaquil were disposed of at 23c. in bond; and 1,000 bags
Maranharn at 27c., leaving nothing in first hands,

COAIMERCIAL er MARKETS.
MONEY MARKET Sr CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Two o'Clock.—The tone of the Stock market is
more unfavourable this morning oven than yesterday. The
extraordinary decrease in public and private deposits in
the bank returns of the 17th instant, analysed in the
Daily News this morning, to the amount, together
of neatly three-and a-quarter millions, has taken people by
surpriso. It shows that as the Dank was rigorously restrict-
ing discounts and loans, as evidenced by the decrease of up-
wards of one million in " other" securities, the banking and
mereaatile interests he ring de p ari t accounts in it were d mw i ng
out their funds, no that one account was checking the other,
so far as securities and private deposits. The enerrnoua drain
of public deposits Is easily understood so being t.r govern-
ment service in Ireland. But what is least liked atthe Stock
Exchange is the falling off in government securities, in the
honking department, of nearly two millions, which represents
so much sold by the bank, or money borrowed upon. The
object of the hank being to draw in active circula-
tion and strengthen the reserve, it is seen that it his
almost failed altogether. The circulation iv only less by
160,000!. ; the reserve, instead of being more, was less in
notes by 276.000/., and the coin by 100,0001., in the banking
department.
These returns had the natural effect of depressing the
funds, and, perhaps, might hove depressed them atilt nr but
kw the circumstance that dealers do not like to have heavy
accounts open on tho lest day of the week, with
the chances of two post days against then. C.sn-
solo opened at 86 to 1 for money. and Bdl to time. Th. y
are nom 651 to 6 money, and 86 to 1 :or account. Reduce 4
Threes, 811 to 5 Three-and-a Quarter per Cents., 861 to 1.
Kxchnuer Bills, 40. discount to par. Consols Scrip, 31 to
disenunt.
Foreign securities are nominally with little altersti an.
Portuguese are lower, at 331 to 41. Spanish Five. are

HAMBURO,Arsa W.—Coffee : Prices are well maintained,
and the following are the sales of the week: 3,500 begs
Brasil, at 34.3 11.16 u; 5,500 bags St. Domingo, at 315.t0 Ms.;
70) big. Havarinsh, at 31.. to 415.: besides 150,00011 n. Porto
Rioo, at 41e. to ss.—Sugar continues in demand, particularly
the betteri qualities. About 800 chests brown wed white
Bahia found buyers m 65-16 to 7 6-16 They were of the
new crop. In Ilavannahs nothing has been deism—Cotton :
Holders are firm. 100 bales Lit Ousyra, of middling
quality sold at 51a. Rice is in request. The
stock in first hands is cleared. 3,000 bags Java
were placed at laza. to 141st. 500 tierces Carolina
at 181 m. to 19m.—Hides sre aeglected. and priers will, mall
probability, give way. 4,000 Porto Cewllo said at 4 6.111.
.to 4lv. 2,600 Rio, at 61s. 1,300 Peruams, at 4fs. ; and
Bargees, at 51s.—Tobsoce : We have to mention the -63-
inn trap actions : 140 serene Havannah, at 10s. to 10s. 150
Cabs, at 10a. ; and 260 packages Porto Rico, at 20. to 4a.

TALLOW. —But little doing. Petersburg Y. C. oft
the spot, 43e. 9d. Ail the year delivery, 45e. 9d.

CORN.—BAxarwr, APRIL 22.—Wheat, 96. o
10$. 2d. per bushel. Barley, 40a. to 48e. per qr. Oats, Y•
to 33a. Beam, ss. Bd. te Bs. roar bushel. Flour, 64e. to CC
per sack. Bread, 94d. per 41b. loaf.
BRIGHTON, Aran. 22.—G00d white Wheat, 22/. to
221. 10$ ; red, 211. to 21/. 101. Oats helped, Ste to ale. ;
heave, more moaey. Barley hr rind*, 38e. to 42e. Boom
and Peas about the same m lam week.

ELT, APRIL 22.—We had a large attendance at Oar mar-
het to-day. There wee a fair show of Wheat, and an advance
of is. per qr. was obtained, but the trade wee not brink. In
spring corn but little was doing, at fanner quotations.
LIVRRPOOL, APRIL M.—Coastwise,. from Ireland, the
rontir.ent of Europe, and,Americs rospantl7, the supplies./
Grain and Flour received Into this port sante Monday last
are just moderato ; the exports within the same time ap-
proaehing nearly to, and, including the transit by canals and
railways, exceeding the imposts noted below. During the
period intervening between oar first and second markets this
week, the trade, speaking generally, was rather tranquil
composed with the activity previously existing, and Flour re-
ceding to 4Cts. per berrel other leading articles were
somewhat eerier to parch:tee. At oar Coen Exchange
to-day also their wet evidently a want of that active spirit
in the Wheat trade ashen latterly prevailed, anti, notwith-
standing the advance In nearly all the English markets, the
operaquas in any description rat that grain were limited, at a
decline of 3d per 701 b. from our lest quotations. American
Flour, however, continued to meet a fair demand, good
western brands realising 40.., and the lower qualities 38.1. to
39e. per barrel. Makin Barley was 2s. per qr. dearer,

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