The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-29 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY, Four o'Cloek.
By the Independence, packet ship, from New York,
off Worthing. papers have been received at the North
and South A..,crican Coffee Howse to the 9th instant,
which were pat ashore there. The papers are only
two days late Is than those brought by the Montezuma,
and do not contain any news of political interest,
either from the United States or from the seat of war
in Mexico. Commer.ially they report the cotton market
to be firm, wi'li moderate sales. The sales of stocks
on the Steck Exchange are reported to have been
rather active. but without any particular variation in
prices. Exchange on England is quoted in the papers
doll at 105 ; hit private mercantile adrices, written at
the latest meinent before the sailing of the packet,
quote it at only 104), and still looking down. Wes-
tern Canal f,.,ur was in limited demand, at 7to 7.12).
Southern wes steady, at 6 to 6.2), and 6.71. Corn was
dull of sale.

'The packs' ,hip Minstrel, arrived at Liverpool, hos 1
alto added tw i day's intelligence to that received by
Monumaind. The following commercial accounts are
from a Boston paper :
FLOC& has improved and is now fully as h;gh as previous
to the last stesmer's adeices, nod is held with even more
firmness. This is owing in some degree to the very light
stock in mark. t, which has become very much reduced. In
other articles but very little change.
Gusise—Th, receipts stems have been large within a
j
few days, great part a which was sold previous to arrival •
The transectio, have been light, at 92e. to ltc, for souths
measure, and 95e. to 96c. per Michel, weight of •561b8.
northern has to en sold at the railr.ad at 1 dol. to Idol. .1
per bushel me sure. Oils are also arriving pretty freely,
and sell at 46'. to 47e. for northern, and 12c. to 44c. for
southern. In white pea beans there have been sales at
1 dol. 62c. to 1 dol. Vic. per bushtl.

PRODUCE. MINCING-LA E, Half--past Two.—
,The public sales of Sugar advertised for to-morrow consist of
13,000 baps blauritins' 8,500 bags Madras, and 7'oo bags
Bengal. Coffee : ROO bags Ceylon, 1,000 bags La Guavra
tind 800 bags East India, with Rice, and other articles. Thi;
Market will close on Thursday nest, as customary, and re-
open on Wednesday following. Refined Sugars steady,
without alteration in prices; Lumps, fits. to 66. Cotton
wears a very firm '—Ruts inactive.—ln other
artlelmi thew b, sio.al ration. sat there has not appeared any
Ifisphiition to act by private contract to-day.

TALLOW.—The market is steady, at sOs. 6d. to
to 51s. As the end'of the month approaches, the bears get
anxious. There are several open contracts, for which the
Tallow bee to be provided.

COALS.—HaIf-past
quotations :
AWE. Lon
Bates Hsoley
Beadle's Nett Hartley
Wes Hartley
Eden Mats
HMV... Hartley H. 3d
Tulleld Moor .
Won Hartley
Walls End Attrolde —. —4
Walls Bud Sestets t Os —6 —I,

co.—The fallowing are the
W.U. rad Braddyirs Ite:tad —d
WalltEnd Clarke add Co IS. Id
Walls Cad Heston
Walla Ead ilasaell ..... 19a fd
Walls End Molds lfs id
Walla Ead Kllllagarorla — —d
Wall. End Lamar. lda
Wall. Pod Steaart'a
Walls tad Adela!da Ta.s —ate
Wall. Ead Teal lda 701
I. Ilh.

COILN.—MARK-LANE.—The receipts of both Wheat
and Flour, coastwise, during the past week were moderate.
This morning's supply of Whoa from the near counties was
a very short one; nevertheless, such is the determination of
our millers to work out of stock, that factors were compelled
to submit to a reduction of fully 2s. per qr. upon rcd, and
2s. to 3s. upon white Wheat, before any progress
could be made; and the stands were not even °hared
at a late hour of the day. Holders of foreign were not I
willing to submit to a similar decline, consequently transac- '
tions were restricted. Very little business en. done to-dsy
for exportation. Although the quantity of Barley of our
own growth en sale was but moderate, a reduction of
I le. to 2s. per quarter had to be made before buyers
could be induced to operate. A like decline had to
be submitted to upon foreign, the supply of which
was large. The week's arrivals of Oats amount to
30,000 quaters, nine-tenths of which are from abroad.
This trade ruled dull to-day, although 21. Ica
than the quotations of Monday last would have
been aceept,cl had buyers come freely forward. Beans
must be quoted Is to 2s. lower. White boiling Peas, being
scarce, commanded previous rates, but hog and inferior
maple Peas were 2s. cheaper.
BUXT73II. Shillings net rawness.
WiLIAT, Essex and Kent Red..... 71 to 75 77 Waite-73 to 79 to 83
Norfolk and Suffolk 71 to 73 15... do 73 to 75 to :9
'Morro (Fawn or Suffolk) 83 to 85
Cambridge & Lincoln Red 73 to 73 to ;7 White 73 to 77 to :9
Northumberland & Soot& do. —to do —to— to
Irish do —to do —to— to
Rya 33 to 28
Bust. Feeding .39 to 42 Distilling 42 45 to 43
Malting Om 51 Chevalier 30 to as fine to 56
Iri.h
Berg War.. ...... 38 to 12
khan. .... 73 to 78 One pole 78 to 84
ail.• English Feed 38 to 308 Od—Black... 27 to 30s Oil
Ditto Polands 82 to 3H Od—Potato. 33 to 33e Od
Berwick andScotth Food 29 to Ms Oa —Potato.. 31 to 36a Ott
Irish Feed ....—..28 to 37 to 29a Od...Blaca. 2: to 29s on
Ditto Pcerto ........— ...... -......... 515 WI to Mia (al '
P 55.8, Grey . 4O to 49e Cid-Maple.- 53 to 578 Oil
Blue 36 to 63.
al=ll 62 to 68
White 45 to 31.
IMAMS, Mammas 40 to 43 7105 ..42 to 45...01d 43 to 19
Harrow 44 to 45 Wadi 47 ter 30...0id 49 to 33
Timm, sew Spring .... . to New Winter—Winter—to—old to
Stemma, New 4O to 42
Per thousand.
Lot® Cacao EIS Os to tI3 108.
Per net .1 mite.
nova, Town made, delivered 60 to 65... -Moe Household 3g to 55
Norfolk and Suffolk... 50 to 54 Whites
Northumberland, Lincoln, and Yorkshire — to
el.l-V•2 and Kent — to Irish — to
FOREIGN. May've°.
,
Maar, Dantric and gonicsbeit 72 to 75 ens to 55••• to
Immerantan, Rostock, and Stettin, new 72 to 77... to
French and Brabant
Danish and liarohm:o 72 to 74... to
Russian 37 to 63 .Egyptian... to —... to
Danube and Odom. 70 to 72-- to
Spanish, hold to
(McMinn to .Australimi 73 to 82...
Rot to to
Bniukr, Feeding 4O to 44 • DistilEimg 44 to 30-- to
Mous Man 30 to CO Lammas se to 40-- to
Oars, Hessian 2ll to 31 ... to
Cameraman and Strained . •
Swedish and Danish
Priced:Lod and Dutch lned to to
Ditto Brew. to
Bassi, Tick — to r e 1442 to 44-- to
Small
Egyptian 4O to 44 Tumerty —to —..— to
Pau, Oro
Whits 49 to 51 Boilers - to
Taw. to —...latne to
Lamas Battle and Ittmeimi
Mediterrinena and Odra
Aar.® 311 le 40 liesapased 34 to 3a... do. do.
RAPMILD CAKE/ free ofdisty,ztes, £3 It", to t 5 15e.
Liman, CANIS, Dutch an am& t 9 108. Is glO NW
Ditto ',remaking Antarienn Alb Ms Hs. is 11l we.
per DEL at 10elbs.
...
?coca, American
Dorado and Hamburg 35 to 87
Canadian (Doty 71d. pat karrel)
French trot i•- M per Seek of 260 lbs.
IMPERIAL AVERAGES.

iWttestithrley 1 Oats. I file. lash. i Pea,
Feb. IS Its 7d 311 104 31. adhs 441.38.11.1!57s 44
20 714 7d1334 441(31s 1144314 3411411. 541.33 s lid
37 74 7d 131113 e 0,53 e 11413.14 9.3371 64
Marsh 14 74s 4d 341 11413 U 34IASs 'ldles 14:30s ld
13 746 24 310 10d 31s 24433. Idah 7(11$40 lid
_ as 73s 10d 614 104.311 3431 e 9431. 11d.37s 3d
____
II weeks' A. Ahr. 7JI 841'33. 4d Ils 11033 s 341336 1d,344 34
(There are no duties= Foreign Grabs.)
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!Feb. 27

Mei. s

trio!. Feb. 13. Feb. 20. 4IM. 13
75 10 ..
74 7
74 4 ... 171. •=4.1. ••• r 1...
74 2 ...
71 7 .

MANCHTATER, MARCH 27.—The business done during
the week has been quite of a retail character. At our ex-
change this morning scarcely anything is done except in
American Flour lying at Liverpool. Bidders of Wheat and
Flour, the produce of the eastern eountiee, whence this town
and the surrounding districts have for some time been exclu-
sively supplied, seeing the very great discrepancy which
exists between their prices and those current for flour at
Liverpod, seem inelnied to withdraw their samples and
await a more settled state of things. A reduction of 2s. per
sack on Flour, and 2d. to 3d. per bushel on Wheat would,
however, probably be submitted to were ',gyms to appear.
Of other articles it may be said that very little is doing,
and prices of all may be regarded as nearly non.inal.
Wheat, per Muriel of 70 1b.., English, white, I Is. 3d. to
11.9,1.; red, 16s. 6d. to 11.. 3(1.; Irish and Scotch, white,
10s. 6d. to I Is. ; red, 10s. 3d. to 10s. 9d. Barley, grinding,
per bushel of 60 lbs., 7s. X to 7s. 61 Oats, per bushel of
4p lbs., English, Scotch, and fine Irish btu 6d. to.
-416:1111:-Leleh kiln-dried rererratleLle 53. 4d: -Buss, per
qr. of 504 lbs., English, small, 541. to 555. ; tick, 6.25. to 545.
Malt, per 6 imperial bushels, fine, 60.. to 625. ' • fine seconds
56,. to 58s. Pexs, per 8 imperial bushels, white (boilers),
645. to 68s. ; Flour, per sack of 2801b5.,
.English and Irish
fine, 52.. to 535. ; superfine, 545. to 565.; extra ditto, 57a. to
69.. Oatmeal, per load of 2401b5., English and Irish, 60s.
to 52..

NEWCA3TLE-ON-TtNII, MARCH 27.-At our market this
morning we had a moderate show of Wheat frcm the
;Towers, for which a pretty ready tale was cep, rienced, at
fully last Saturday's rates; but, to effiet sales in south
country qualities, it wss neceaary to submit to a &elle* of
2s. per quarter, and at this reduction the business done we.
of n very circumscribed character. For Flour the inquiry is
so limited, that our quotation, may be considered nominal.
Ryo unaltered. Malting 13 uley in less demand, but in it,
vela, we note little change; and the same may ho said of
Malt. Beans and Peas rather lower. With Oats we were spar-
ingly supplied, and late rate, were fully sustained. Wheat,
British, Northumberland, new, white, 76a. to 78a.; red,
to 745. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, old, white, 745. to; 795. ;
red, 745. to 765.; new, white, 76.. to 80s. ; red, 71s. to 775. ;
Lincolnshire, old, white, 745. to 765.; red, 70s. to 745.;
new white. 765. to 78s. ; red, 725. to 735. Rye. Norfolk and
Suffolk, 68a. to 60a. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 60,. to 64a. ;
Chevalier. 51.. to 66..; Northumberland and Scotch, 60s.
to 525.; Chevalier, 60$. to 64a; grinding and distilling,
445. to 60s. Malt, 665. to 765. Chevalier, 745. to 80s.
Oats, Northumberland and Scotch potato, new, 345.
to 38.. ; common and Angus, new, 28s. to 345.
Peas, white boilers, 56,. to 645. Bean., 50 1. to 56a. Flour,
per sack, fine Stockton . and Northumberland, 445. to
Us. ; Norfolk whites, ois. to 572 ; households. 635.
to 66e.; seconds, 60s. to 535.; households, 48,. to
62a. ; thirds, 46,. to 60s. ; households, 40s. to 48a.
Foreign : Wheat, Dantzic and Konigsberg, white, free, 76a.
to 78s. ; red, 66e. to 725. ; Silesian, white, 711.. to 78e. ; red,
70s. to 745. ' • Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 74e. to
; 78s.red, 72; lud .s. to 76,. Hamburg, Marks, and Ant, white,
701. to 765. ; red, 68s. to 725. ; Kid and Holstein white,
665. to 72a ; red, 645. to 68s. Barley, Seal, 49s:to 62a. ;
Pomeranian and Holstein, 445. to 48.. Oats, Pomeranian,
feed, 28s. to 325. ; Holstein and Danish, 265. to 295. ;
Archangel and Rig; 28s. to 30s. Pew, white, 565. to 60s.
Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., United States and Canada,
duty paid, 38s. to 40a-The arrivals this week are : Wheat,
182 qrs. ; Rye' 368; Barley, 1,992; Oats, 1,821; Peas, 40;
Beans, 207 ; Flour, 2,346 sacks; 20 barrels.

Nonsuch, blench 27.—Thero was a tolerable offer of
Wheat to-day from the growers, and else some from
Corn dealers, by the railroad, from more distant parts of the
country, making in the whole a creater purply than was'
needed to meet the demand. And as the leading markets in
the kingdom seem paralioed for the present, the same effect
is felt here; and as soon as the reported foreign supplies come
to hand, still lower prices will be submitted ta. But for the
present the fanners are fully occupied in Barley sowing, and
are by u t means anxious sellers. Therefore prices must for
the present be quoted at 2s. per or- ender last Saturday's
raters. There is no sale for Flour free onboard to-day, except at
much lower prioes. In Barley there is nothing dninN. In Peas,
Beans, and Oats, there is no change to notice. Prices current
here: Wheat, white, fine, 631ba. per bushel, and choice
in colour, 795. to 80s. per qr. ; red, 631bs. per bushel, 76e.
to 78s. Barley, malting, 48s. to 50s. Beans, Heligoland,
64th.. to 651bs. per hash-, 52e. to 545. Peas, maple, 50s. to
625. Oats, prime heavy parcels for mewling, 425. to 46,.
Flour, per sack of 2801 M , free on board at Yarmouth, 50s.
to 515., with one month's credit. Retail price, 2s. 10d. per
stone.
READMO, MARCH 27.—Our Wheat trade to-day was at •
complete stand still, and although the supply was short, the
millers evinced no disposition to buy. The few transactions
that were made were at a reduction of fully 4s. per qr. The
quantity of Oats appears much reduced, and therefore late
prices were fully maintained. Peas a dull pale, and Beans
Is. to 2s. per qr. cheaper. Barley was likewise is. to 2s. per
qr. lower, with a tolerable clearance at that reduction. In
Seed and Spring Tares nothing doing.
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SUNDERLAND, MARCH 27.-Since the heavy thunder-
storm on Tuesday the weather has been very changeable,
and is at present very cold and wet. The supply of farmers'
Wheat at market to-day was not large, nor have there been
any arrivals coutwise ; yet the demand was very flat, and
sales were only made at a reduction from late rates of ss. per
quarter, and more in some instances. The finest qualities of
Wheats are only saleable at 78s. to 80s. ; and for good
average parcels, 72a. to 76e. may be obtainej. The demand
for inferior Wheats is good, at rates from 66e. to 70e. per
quarter. Fine malting Barley is scarce and in demand, at
from Me. to 58e. Beans and Peso are also in demand, at
recent prices. The supply of Oats was large, and the demand
for seed haring abated, late prices could not be obtained, and
sales were made at from 30s. to 36e. The arrivals of Flour
coastwise have been 750 sacks for the week. The demand is
slack for finest qualities, but very good for inferior, at last
quotations.
WARIIIINSTRE. MARCH 27.-Wheat was down from 3s. to
4s. per qt. ; the top twice given for finest Wheats was 82e.
per qr. ; seeond quality, 745. to 765. ; inferior, 60a. to 665.
Mow was also lower by 2s. per bag. Barley was in
good supply ; some samples, weighing 10 score 14 lbs.,
sold at 525. 6d. per qr. ; others weighing 10 score 10 lbs.,
60s. ,• some 10 score 4 lbc, 48e.; under 10 score, 44e. Barley
Meal, 20s. to 25e. per bag. Malt, best, 9e. 9d. per
bushel; good, 9s. 6d.; moderate, 9s. 3d. ; other samples, 94.
In the fall from 3. to 3s. per qr. since last week, Oats also
declined from Is. to 2s. per qr.; the best selling at 345. ; se-
cond quality, 30s. ; others at 26e. Beans sold at from le. to
2s. per qr.lesa money. Peas lower also from 2e. to 3s.
Spring Tares, 6d. per bushel lower; winter ditto, not much
inquired after. Cinque Foil, Rye Grass red and other
Clovers, and Turnip seeds sold briskly at a ;rifling advance.

BELPANT, MARCH 26.-The weather has been rather wet
and unsettled during the week which retards field-labour
considerably, but we are happy to ray our farmers are farther
on than usual at this season with the sowing of their crops.
Continued large arrivals of breadstuffs keep cur markets
greatly in check, and from a dread of famine we are
now likely to hare abundance ; already difficulty is
found to procure warehouse room for the numerous I
cargoes duly arriving at our port. This surely must be
cheering news to the poor, and we have little doubt will also
revive the trade and manufactures of this country.
Fanners' Wheat must be quoted Hd. per cwt. lower; parcels
in little demand ,• one prime lot of English white Wheat
sold to-day at:181. Ss. per ton, cash. Irish Flour has declined
Is. per cwt., and American Flour has also given way about
3s. per barrel, and sales dull. Barley very dull and the torn
lower. Oats are also 6d. to 91. per cwt. lower, and in mode-
rate
demand. Oatmeal is also in limited reqant, at a decline
of about 9d. per cwt. Some holders of Indian Corn have be.
cc me greatly alarmed, and considerable sales were effected
to-day of good yellow Corn, from 121. to 121. 10s. per ton,
being a reduction on the week of fully 21. 10s. per ton, and
at this reduction there was nn difficulty found in finding ex.
tenure boy, n. Indian Corn Meal has not defined so muck
as Corn in price.
CORR, MARCH 26.-In the email quantity of grain
coming to market frets the country, there has been a redue-
tion in price, particularly in Oats, which arc Zs. cheaper.
The prepared market is also dull, and the few sales made
were at a decline of Is, to 2,. on Oats. In Wheat little or
notbiag passing; some mixed Spanish fiteLed 455., and
Egyptian 43a. tier barrel. In Indian Corn sad Flour we
hare had another excessively languid week ; there is a good
deal of enquiry for Indian Corn, but front the very large
arrivals, buyers are expectin t to purchase at lower rates ;
holden seem firm at 15/. per tn, under which sound corn is
not to he had. Since this day week the arrivals
with Bread stuffy, chiefly Main amount to 95 cargoes, and
about 30 vessels have sailed for other porta. At present there
aro over 300 vessels at our 5u ,ye and in the harbour---tome
few of which are being discharged, the remainder waiting
for orders. Prices to formers: -Wheat, per barrel of 20 at.,
red, 3A....6dd be.ale.. -Barley, par barrel of 16 ea, 25e. to 26..
Whin Oats, per barrel of 14 at., 169. to lle. 61., black, 13s.
to lgs. Wheat subject to 61. per barrel, and Oats and
Barley to 4d. per brl. brokerage in addition to the quotations.
Wheat, Polish Odessa, 460.; ariaaople, per barrel of 20st.,
48r. to 495. ; f.0.b., 4 is. to 489. Oats, per barrel ofl4 at., white,
215.; black, 19s. Indian Corn, per ton, white. 151. ; yellow,
161. Indian Coro Meal, white and yellow, 161. to 131. 103..
Oatmeal, 251. Fleur, per cwt., firsts, 265. ; seconds, 245. ;
honseholda, 225.; thirdd, 16s. to 18s. Bran, per ton, it. 109.
Wheaten Meal, 201. Canadian Flour, per barrel, 425. ;
Western Canal, 433.

NEwRY, blencu 25.—There has been a considerable fail
in the prices of grain, Flour, &c., within the last few days.
Flour cf all &scrip:bins sells 2i. per cwt lower, and Wheat
penerally 6d. per ditto lest Oat. are also Id. per stone
chea,wr. and Indian Corn Meal la. 3d. to Is. 4d. per cwt.
below CIC TAM of Saturday last. °Ames', however, main-
tains its price. The supplies, especially of Oats, which were
lava.', were very conaiL:crable. Potatoes, 1 articularly for
seed, were more pitntiful than usual, at prices with
hardly any alteration.
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Sumo, MARCH 26 —Since last notice thtre has been a
conriderable decline in some articles of consumption. Oats
went from 34•. to 425. per 24 atone. Oatmeal, 2.55. to 265.
Ituthm Meal, 17s. per cwt. A good deal ,f damaged Flour
and 1,,,n0n Meal has been brought to this port and disposed
of to potty hunters, which hu created a prejudice and given
dia•ariefletion to the peasantry. Oatmeal declined 25, a
hurdie.l, and Indian Meal Is., in this town yesterday, owing
to the sudden depression in the London and Liverpool mar-
kets, _ _

„
WATERFORD, MARCH 21.-Although our supplies of
grain from the country are still of no moment, the arrives '
from abroad are sufficiently largo to cause a further depres •
sion in our ;market, and all articles must again be noted
lower, while an increased difficulty is found in making sales.
The business done in Wheat during the week has been
trifling, at a decline of fully 3s. per barrel. Barley has
not been much inquired for; the few sales effected
have been chiefly for seeding purposes, at Is. per barrel
below the currency of last week; the same remark will
apply to Oats. Indian Corn : At the late great decline, the
detrand for this article has considerably increased, and the
mcsumption at present is thought to be as large as it was at
any former period of the season. The sale of Flour is
still restricted; fine s•-rt. must be written lower by Is.,
and the coarser kinds by 2e. to 3s. per sack.
Present ;Ricci of Grain and Flour, &e.: Wheat, millers,
per 20st., 43.. to Ohs; shipping, 40e. to 41s. Barley, malting,
per 16st., 275. to 31s, Oats, per 14st., white, 20s. to 225. ;
black, 17s. to 21s. Indian Corn, yellow, per 204., 365.
to 38s. ; white, 328. to 345. Flour, superfine, per sack, 60s.
to 61s. ; seconds, 655. to sds. ; thirds, 628. to 64e.;
fourths, 40s. to 425. Oatmeal, per ewt..'23s. to 245. Indian
Corn Meal, per cwt., 16s. to 16s. 6d. ; wheaten, 18s. to
19s. Bran, per 84 lbs., 6s. 9.1. to 6s. Imports this week
(exclusive of arrivals at Rash Indian Corn, 14,200 qrs. ;
Wheat, 5,440; Indian Meal, 11.0 sacks; Rye, 160 tons.

GLAAGOW. MARCH 26.—The demand fur Wheat is li-
mited, end the sales making aro at irregular prices. Barley
is Is. to 2s. per 320 lbs. cheap. r. To effect sale* of Oats,
rather lower prices must be submitted to. Other articles are
easier to purchase. Wheat, Sc,itch, old, per 240 lha.' 3.55. to
395. ; new, 325. to 37e. ; foreign, Ms. to 40.. ; Irish, 351. to
365.; uew, 335. to 34.1. ; English, white, 394. to 401. • red,
37.. to 38e. Barley, Scotch, per 320 lbs., 375. to 395.; fo-
reign, 375. to 381. Oats, Irish, new, uparitd, per 261 1b..,
301. ; dried, 30s. to 345.
Armvrar, MARCH 25. —Wh eat has fallen 6c. at Antwerp,
17e. at Bruges, 2f. at Brands, 48c, at Ghent, If. 36e. at
Louvain, If. 98c. at Mons, and has risen 2f. 38e. at Arlon,
and 48c. at Liege. There gas likewise been a decline in the
prices of Rye in most of the above towns,—the greatest
decline was of If. 29c., at Ghtut.

KIEL, MAUCH 20.—Our stock on hand in very small.
Wheat for home consumption hu been sold at a price which
would fix the last of 30 heetclitres on board at 500 florins;
Rye, 3205. ; and Barley, at 2505:

Lsonoarr, MARCH 18.—Our Wbeat market continues
brisk, not only for home consumption, but also for the Ito-
man State, which, instead of exporting, ie now en importing
country. Large parer], of Egyptian 'Wheat are expected,
which will find ready buyers at 1111 to 191, or 51.. to 535. 61,
free on board.

ODESSA, M•Reit 12.—Our prices of COTO remain without
variation ; the transactions in Wheat are very limited, be-
cause there is but a small quantity on the spot. Some trans-
actions in this article bare been made for delivery in June or
July at 26 to 27 rubles, and Rye at 13 rubles for delivery
at the same time.
TRIESTF, MARCH 18.—We have bade good deal doing
in Wheat, chiefly (or France, but there have been also pur•
chases for the duchy of Modena, and ether parts:of Upper
Italy. Oar stock of Wheat is now reduced within very nar-
row bounds ; and the greater part of what is expected from
the Black Sea, has already been sold for delivery. Of Indian
Corn there is very little offering ; the exportation from
Friuli being prohibitel, nothing more can be expected from
that quarter ; and if the case were different, there are now
great wants showing for their own consumption, which will
no doubt increase as the:season advances. Vessels continue
almost totally wanting.

POTATOES.—SOUTLIWAILK, WATERSIDE, MARCII
29.—Saico this day sennight there has been a better demand
for second rate samples, there being but few of the hest samplee
in the wirket, and the supply has been very limited. Three
or four cargoes have arrived from Holland, which are meet-
ing with rmdy sales. Prices as follows:—York Regents, 200 e.
to 2205. ; reds, 200 s. to =Os.; Shaw's, 200 s. to 2205. Lin-
coln and Cambridgeshire Regents, 170.. to 200*. ; kidneys,
160 e. to 170 s. French Whites, 1601. to 180 s. Dutch whites,
160$. to 170 s.

SOUTRAMP lON.—Tnide still very dull; the top prier for
Lambs' Wed, beat, 124 d. to 13d. per lb.; second quality,
12d. to 12Ai1.; superfine Long Wool, 12.1.; moderato quality,
Ild. to 111 d. • superfine combing, Ild. to 12d. ; inferior,
10d. to Ild.; gest grey, fkl.; inferior, 4d. to Gd.
WAKEFIELD.—Though we cannot quote any great increase
in the sales of the week,we have certainly had more inquiry,
and prices are fully aa firm as last week. There is an opinion
that we haveneym our lowest point fir the present.
WINCHESTER.—Prices still depressed. The best Lanths'
Wool, 12d. to 124 d. per lb. ; second quality, 11 Id. to 12d. ;
beat Long Wool, Ild. to 124.; second, 10d. to 11d. ; super-
fine Comkinte, I lid. to Lid.; good combing, 10d. to lld. ;
beet preys, Bd.; second, ad. common, 6d.

CATTLE, &e.-8111THFIELD, Tice o'Cioe7.—We
have an extraordinary falling off in the Pupply of Beast.,
there being about 1,400 less than on Monday last. Trade
to consequently brisk. at a oonsitlerable advance in price.
There arc 315 from Holland and Gs rmany, about 1.30 (corn
Scotland, 1,500 from Norfolk and Suffolk, and the remainder
from various parts of the country. The number of Sheep is
also very small ; and, in consequence of the deed markets
being unusual, clear, the greater part were disposed of at
an early hour, at advanced rates, From Holland thera arr
330 Sheep and 25 Calves. There is more inquiry for Lamb,
and rather more money is obtaiced for choice qualities. We
have again very few Calves on 4fier; the best descriptions are
readily dispard of, at about 4d. per 811.. advance. There is
a briskness in the Pork trade, but prices rennin about the
tame as of late.

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pm sob, Hereforle,ts. 4 4 I DellDnalll.4lo.llbera- 4 4 4 10
but 1166.6.h0rn. 4 0 4 311 Zonwlreid4 4 4 4 0
Iwo/ 'salty 1646,4 ... I 4 10 146.116.•11166. 4 4 4 6
061•46 6 6 1 11‘.• add ismi "milt,/ f 1 4 !

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Yln
Brat lbws. &HIV Amis 0 I Wts an. 4 4
brews at market. '2,117 Sheep awl lasses, 17,30, Weis, SS; Piss, MO
Seaanonocon, M t Steil 2.s.—There was not a very plen-
tiful supply of Pip to-day, but the business done realised
last week's quotations. Bacon Pip sold at 6s. 6d. per stone.
Pork Pigs, 6s. 2d. to 61. 3d. Beef, per lb., 6d. to Bd. Mitten,
91. to Bd. Bacon, 7d. to Bd. Hama, Bd. to 9cl. Lard, Bd.
to 9d.

ROVIMA, Msacn 25.—This fair was rot well supplied
with stock of any description. Springer., fat Cattle, and
store Cattle, in good condition, were dull of sale ; and more
than half the number offered remained with their owner..
Excepting fat Sheep, which sold freely at late prices, all
kinds were sold at a reduction of 2s. to 31. a head lower than
at the late fairs in the ntighboarhood.
For Saturday's Ma►kets sits last page

SHIPPING.
Mama AH.REEED.-6, Dablin; 4, Waterford; 2,Donagba•
re; 2, Frenrh ; 1, Flanders.
LONDON, March 29.—Wind this Any at noon, W. by N.,
leasant breeze, and fine clear weather.
OFF inc NORTHEOZELAXD, March 26. Andrew,
harleston.

Deer., March 25.—W.5.W., strong.—Arrived : Chalet
Ferdinand, New Orleans, for Bremen; Joseph Somas, Ma-
nilla; Prins Valdmarschalk. Batavia, for Rotterdam;
Maria Lame, Mauritius; Louisa, P..rnatalsuco ; Swift, St.
Kitts; Otto and Independence, New York;
New York, for Rotterdam; Ina, Bt. John's, New
Brunswick. 25th, Sailed : Bromley'. Barbados!' ; British
Queen, Antigua • Frankland and James Cochrane.
New York. Arrived from the river and mined for: Vic-
toria, Valparaiso; Rideout, Cuba; Malcolm, Mauritius.
Arrived from the river : Mary, Symmetry, Britannia, and
omen. Quebec.
Orr HIBACHI' HEAD, MErCh 25.—N.-I,thisn, Rio Ja-
neiro, for Antwerp ; Ilott, Porto Plata, for Bremen. 2Gth :
Concordia, St. Croix, for Copenhagen ; Esraeraida, lla-
vannah; Futs, New York.

Saoaamam, Much 27.-13 W.—Sared : Reward, New
Yo•k.

Corice, March 26.—S.W.—Arrired ; Maria, Monte Vi-
deo. and sailed for Itotterlam._

Orr TOELBAY, March 28.—W.S.W.—Mary Ellen, New
York, for Havre. . .

SOUTHAMPTON, March 28.—S. by E.—Sailed : Rainbow,
Quebec. Arrived: Iberia (at.), Gibraltar; Oriental (at.),
Alexandria.

CLYDE, March 25.—Arrived: Marquis of Hastings, St.
Leon; London, Demerara; Westmoreland, St. John's, N.B;
Clarendon, Honduras. gaffed Clydesdale, Halifax;
Canada, Quebec and Montreal ; Belle Isle, Montreal.
OPP THE LIZARD, March 25.—Ann Eliza, Bt. Domingo.
YOUGHAL, March 23.—Pat back: Rebecca, with both
marts sprung.
BRISTOL, Merck 28.—E.N.E.—Arrived British Queen,
St. John's, N.B. ; John Thomas Carr, Mauritius. Off port :
Barbara, Calcutta. Sailed Callina, New Orleans.
PORTSMOUTH, March 28.—N. by E., squally.—Arrived
Ann Maria, Calcutta, with decks swept and put of cargo
thrown overbbard in a hurricane, lat. 44, long. 20. Sailed :
U. M. steamer Rattler, Monte Video.
CORII, March 28.—S.S.W.—Arrived : Coquette, Dame.
rem; Grrcnock, Porto Rico; Pailas, Norfolk, Virginia;
John Clifford. New York; General Green, Boston; Baltic,
Boston. S tilcd : liabolla, Trinidad; St. Lawrence, New
York. Off Port : Bsrbara, New Orleans, and ,ailed for
Galway; Alexander Wise, for New York, leaky. The Ellen
Scotland, for Constantinople, is on shore off the lighthaase,
and will become a total wreck.
Pogromourn, March 27.—Off Port: Mary and Helli-
gonda, Batavia, for Rotterdam; Emunsberry, Manrititut.
OPP THR EDDYSTONE, March 24.—Jupiter Monte Video,
for Antwerp.
Coax, March Ti.—The Mary and Eleanor, of Cardigan,
Sligo to Baltimore, was abandoned, dismaated and with loss
of bowsprit, 14th inst., lat. 28, long. 45 ; crew taken off by
the Chester.

MILFORD, March 27.—s.—sailed: Agnes Sophia, Ma-
tanzas._

OFT PLYMOUTH, ?Such 27.—Semir►mia, Calcutta ; Ealing
Grove Jomsnica.

FOWZY, March 26.—The Fairy, from Elt. John's, New-
foundland, has arrived here with low of mast and bulwarks,
and very much strained, and part of carp thrown overboard.
SUIRLD4, March 27.-B.—Sided : Satisfaction, New York;
Lady Jane, DarL' Straits.

Acheson, Vlset. Deedes, W. umpbery, Aid. Bowdon, CoL
Adana, T. D. Denu,stons, J. Hutt, W. Reid, air J. K.
Adderley, C. B. Mckinnon, Y. H. logy., Sir R. U. Veld, GaL
Artlianhy, H. A. Dodd, O. James, W. Ricardo, J. L.
Armerortb, P. Doogiria, lie IL Jame, Sir W. C. Mee, E. it.
Aidam, W. Dauglas, J. G. S. Jere* Sir J. Rich, IL
Antrobus, E. Drax, J. ti. W. Laboalchere, FL Homily, J.
Archbold, It. Duckworth,SirJ. Inegaos.J. H. Rasa, D. It.
Arundel &Surrey Duke, Sir J. laws!, Major itumhold, C. E.
o Earl of Dom it Dooms, G Le Marehain, D. Rual, Lsrd J.
Austen, as, Duncombe,Thea. Lincoln, Patriot' Ituasell, Lord E.
Ilaillie, Col. Dumf., Admiral Liodaay, Col. niodon, Vise.
loin; W. Dunam, Fred. Loth, J. scrope,O. P.
liannerman, A. Hondas, Sir D. Macaulay, lin. T.sheil. Rt. lin. R.
Barclay, D. Honda& Mon. J. Alaciannuo,W.A.shuridao, & B.
Rarity, H. Ellice, Hon. E. M'lronneb, J. M.siontt, K.
Baring, F. T. Mee, E. Manieta, R. 1). o,ith, J. A.
Broad, E. G. Entinale, W. Marshall, W. Smith, Rt.llalt.
Barrington, Via. Peres, IL Martin, J. Suannet, Lrd.O.
Barron, Sir IL Evans, W. ld.uterman, .1. Somerville,Sir W.
Bellew, IL M. pui• I. Matile,Rtlin.P. Statiefleld,W.R.C.
Beabow, J. FitawiLiam,G.WMitekell, T. A. litatunon. Sir G.
lierkeley,llon. C.Focster, M. Moffatt, G. Wendt, J.
Berkeley,lin.Cpt.Fox, C. B. Monahan. J. IL Stuart, W. V.
Ikroal, R. G,ll, 'l. Merpeth, ‘llict. striae, Hoc. E.
Bailin, J. J. Gisborne, T. Hoer:., D. Tanered, H. W.
&Weld, B. Gladstone, Capt. klorayn Ilan. E. Thornely, T.
boning, Dr. Lure, lion. IL 14.1r*, ece,vw4 Towne:, y, J.
Bright, J. Gowtsirs,Ho.H. Naples, Sir C. Trelasmy, 1. B.
Brotherton, J. Greene, T. Neville, R. Ttonbridge, SirE.
Buller, C. Grey, Si, G. ()Toyer Don Turner, E.
Buller, E. Groseenor,la.R. Ogle, B. C. H. Vatic, Lord H.
Baskild, W. 1101, sir K. Ord, Willnim Villiers, Hon. C.
Byng, O.& Ilamilten,W.J. Oswald, James Villiers, Visconat
Cardwell, P. Huns, A. Owen, Sir J. Wall, C. B.
Grew, W. H. P. I lawns, B. Paget, Ohl. Warburton, 11.
Gemara', C. C. lieneage, E. Paget, Lord A. Ward, 11. G.
Chichester, 1.4.1. lloShousc, Sir J.Pechell, Capt. Wawn, J. T.
Christie, W. U. Hoag, Sir J. W. Peel, Sir R. Williams, W.
Clay, 81r W. • Hollood, K. . se., 11. Wood, sir C.
CleriLlion.BirG.H.,.mes, W. A'C. Philips, G. R. \. yyr, T.
Colebroake, tiirT.l/opertsir J. • Pla=rik.P. Toonii, J.
Coorteoay, Lord Hope, G. W. PI a, Copt.
Cowper, inn. W. Hoskins, K. Polhill, . Trir.O.S.
Crawkail,W. B. Howard, lion.C. PonsontryC.P.A.CTutnt COI.
=W. Howard, P. 11. Price, Sir It. Lkalg, G.
y. Lord !toward, Sir It. Protherue, E.
Dairson,lbLT.V.llunic, 1. Puny, P.
NOE&
)Uford,Vis. Reek, G. law, Ilan. C. E. Palmer, R.
Arkwright, G. Forbes, W. Lockhart, W. Itendleakam, Isl.
Ilasllie. W. Puffier, A.B. MaJtatzie, T. Replan, G. W. J.
Baikal', J. M. G
ordon, J. M. Maensmara, alls!.-!,..r, Ittlion.F.
Bateam, T. Gordan,
.Apt. 111.Carthy, A. siLthorp, (al.
1 Beotimk,Lordo. Gore ,W. R. 0. Manners, Lord./ ,o, Ilett, A.
lientinel..Lordll.Grogan, E. ALuLli; Earl of :,...)t, Lead J.
litaadley, U. Hamilton, GA. Marton, G. Swart, John
I:maenad, H. Harris,Han.CapLklaawell,lLL.l.P.Thonsfon, Aid.
Birk, I- W. /feral., J. W. Morgan, O. Trollop^. Sir J.
Boller, SL.r J. kiddy ird, T. B. Mundy, N. H. Wolnli, sir J. 8.
callaghan, D. !Bode, J. U. Newry, Vasa. Wodslause. E.
Clifton. J. T. Hodgvuo, F. O'Brien, C. It 0n..-iter, :.larq.
Cole, Hon. 11. Hodgson, R. O'Brien, W. B. Tate, E. '..
theracli, B. Johnstone, U. O'Connell, M. J.
Dulf, J. Joloffe, Sir N. O'ColUr o, J. TiLiSO.I.
Elrert.O4 Sir P. Jeers, Capt. Ovvraid, A. Ikri. for. 1, 3!..,0r
!allowed, E. Knight, Y. W. Parke, C. W. Nes &irate. I'.

proi:,;.

MAILS.
The mall. for New Sonth Wales, Van Diemen's T. .!, ..nd New
Zealand will be made up on the evening of the 31st Mare,.
The We:. India mall% including those for Artie°, f, and
the flavannah, will be male np on the morning of the 2nd A;
Tho overland mails for Gibraltar, Malta, Greene, the lonian +LAM%
Erept, Aden, Crylm, lodic, llong• Kong, and China, era douthanaphas,
writ be made op on the morning of the drd April.
The maik for British North Amnia, Perminla, and the /hilted
(States, will be made up en the evening of the lot
The Sarah Sands steamer in appointed to sail from Liverpool on that
Gth April, for N‘Av York ; letters in time on the 51h April.
The mails for the Breeds, the Rlv. r Plate, Monte V:dre, Penmen-
boon, Molds, lialeira, end home Ayres, will be made up on the
evening of the 3th Ain il.
Tire made foe Vlp,, Oporto, Lisbon, Madeira, CadLt, and Gibraltar,
dl he made so on the morning of the ith April.
The orerland elwed mailr, yin Mamilles, to the Mediterranean,
Egept, Aden, Ceylon, India, flong Kong, ate., will he made up on the
erinlag of the 7th April.