The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-20 00:00:00

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N0.173.] If,siNDON, SATURDAY EVENING,MARCH 20,1847. [:

DUBLIN BALES, MAlell 18.
Dublin & Begot Junction, Si k Lim, Emile, k KU. J., 25e. Gd.
Great Southern & Western, 24i Larne, Belted, & Ballymena, Sa
Cork & Waterford, 2.9 d. Newry, Armagh, & Lott. J., J.la

and Suffolk, 525. to 545.; extra, 664.• Lincolnshire and York-
shire, 50s. to 635. ; extra, 6:5e. ; Scotch, 60s. to
63e. ; extra, 655. ; Foreign, 465. to 50s. ; extra, Si..
Beans, _per qr., 6316. to the bushel, =all, fine, 535. to 545.
extra, 555. ; ticks, 52. to 635. ; extra, 545. Oats, per stone,
mealing, 16d. to 17d. ; extra, 18d. ; feeding, 16d. to 17d.
extra, 18d. ; foreign, 16d. to 17d. ; esti*, 18d. Shelling,
per load of 2611 b., 46e. Malt, per load of 6 bushels,
523. to 545. ; extra, 665. Peas, per quarter, imperial, blue
and white boilers, 50s. to ills. ; extra, 645. ; grey and
feed, 48a. to 50s. ; extra, 525. Rapeseed, per laet imperial,
English, 291. to 301.; foreign, 29L to 301. Linseed, per int-
penal qr., 401. to 451. Imports during the week : Wheat,
11,536 qrs. • Barley, 1,988; Oats, 1,836; Beans, 2,156; Peas,
690 ; Linseed, 4; Shelling, 367 loads.
LOVER, MARCH 17.-There was 11110 a slack demand for
Wheat to-day, and it barely maintained its former pries
although the London markets were higher. Barley also
met a slow sale, at former prices. Oats were a trifle higher,
and sold for 6d. to Is. more money. Beans the same as be-
fore. Wheat, per qr., red, 66e. to 765. ; white, 763. to 781.
Barley, 465. to 50s. Oats, 275. to 30s.
WATaaroao, Maacet 17.-The only change to be noted
in our market since Saturday is a further decline of Is. to 2a.
per barrel on Indian Corn, owing to the large quantity offer-
ing for sale. We are still without supplies of Grain from the
country. Prepared Wheat and Flour maintain late
prices.
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TALLOW.—The demand for conaamption is Black,
but the expectation that parties are oversold for the month
enables hilden to maintain the price. Of new Tallow, for
Into delivery, there are sellers 46e. 6d., buyers, 465. Pe-
tersburg Y. C. on the spot, 60e. 9d. to 61s.

PRODUCE.-ANTWEEP, MARCH 18.-Coffee in
active demand, with ;prices rather higher. 3,500 bags Brasil
sold at 22 to 234 c. : 700 St. Domingo, at 24c. to 244 e. ; and 600
bags Batavia, at 241 e. to 26c.-Sugar The market is firm ;
but there is very little offering. The present stock consists of
ab0u.4,000 bases Havannah, 1,000 bags Brasil, and 5,800 bags
Manilla. 1,400 bags brown Pernams sold at a price which
has not transpired. I,oooboxcs damaged Havannah appeared
in public sale in public sale on the 16th instant, and found
buyers at 37f. to 40f. per 60 kilegrammes.-Rice : Our stock
is material:9, reduced, and prices are rising. The transactions
have been rather extensive. 3,300 bags Madras and Bengal
sold at 12411. to 166. ; 200 bags Piedmontese, at 148. to 1408.
400 hags:Minilla, at 14fl. ; 330 tierces old Carolina, at 15111.
to 17fl ; and 180 heroes new Carolina, at 176. to 17111. ; 550
tierces Carolina, expected from Charleston, were sold afloat
to a speculator.-Cotton is very flat, and prices are nominal;
160 bags damaged American sold in public auction at 60c. to
79c. per half : Pecos are drooping, and holders
appear anxious to sell ; 5,000 dry River Plate sold at 32c. to
411C.-Tobaaco continues in good demand. We have to
report the sales of 243 Wads. Kentucky, at 13c. to 134 c. ; 180
hhds Virginia, at 104 c. to 11.4 c. ; and 100 bales damaged
Havannah, at 46c. to 2fr. 25c. per half kilogramme.
Haneuno, MARCH 18.-Coffee is in good demand, and
the transactions since our last report have been very exten-
sive comprising about 7,600 bags Bruit, at Us. to 41s. ;
2,500 bags St. Domingo, at 345. to 319.; and 200 bags
Havannals, at 4s. to 41L-Sugar continues in animated re-
quest, at riling prices. Our atock has seldom been so much
reduced as at present, and fresh arrivals will come to a good
market. 1,000 boxes brown and yellow Havannah sold at
61s. to 719. ; 160 boxes very inferior white Havannah, at 71s.
and 100 chogs white Bahia, 71L-Cotton is very flat, and we
have no transactions to report.-Tobacco: Prices are very
firm. 1,600 mono Porto Rico sold at 21s. to Bs. ; 600 bags
St. Domingo, 81s. to Ils.; and 50 bales Havannah, 18s.
to 245.

Gt. 4.600 W. MARCO, 17.—There has been a good demand
for Wheat for shipment throughout the week, but the mar-
ket to-day ruled dull, the decline in Liverpool yesterday
seeming to counteract the effect of the more favourable report
from London. Oats in better request. Barley neglected,
and value nominal. Wheat, British, per 2401b5., 37a. to 395.;
Scottish 36*. to 97a. ; Irish, 355. to 364. ; foreign, 341 a. to 40e.
Oats, Irish, per 2401ba„ 31s. to &41. ; British, 311. to 335.
Barley, English, per 3201b5., 401. to 425.; Scottish, 383. to
405.; Irish, 368. to 38s. Beano, English, per 4 bushels, 295.
to 31s. ; Scottish, 235. to 30s. Fess, per 2881b5., 345. to 355.
Oatmeal, a boll of 1401b5., 295. to 311. Flour, a sack of
2801b5., 563. to 803.; extra fine, 82s.

HOPS.—Boßouou MARKET, Two o'Clock.—
Meow& Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that
the demand for Hops has increased during the last week,
particularly for Weald of Kents and Sussex Hops, of which
the quality on offer is very limited. There has also been
considerable business done in yearlings and old olds. Prices
are fully se pod.
said 4 Lot Imata,p.ewt. R. oto Kl• I TwayTIMM/ to 41 •
Weal 4 el Kau., 0 40 to II• 1 YearUng IMesex- eOW 4•
Imes ll 15 toe 10 I 1 014 How. " f oto 4 0
Panama*
SOUTHAMPTON, MARCH 19.—Hops in good request, at a
trifling advance for the best. Farnham/ from 6/. to 71. 7e.
per cwt. ; country, 51. to 51.155. ; Sussex, 41. 15s. to 51. Is. ;
best Kents, Cl. to 61. 6s. ; mid Knits, 61. to 61. 10s. ; old
Hope, 40s. to 455. ; retail, per lb., 18d. to 22d.
WORCESTER, MARCH 19.—The high price of Malt and
Iprovisions generally checks the consumpion of Hops, and
ooking at prices altogether, the variations have been unim-
portant since Christmas. The skortnees of the stocks of good
old Hops, and the low figures new are fetching, are features
favourable for the buyers at present. Quotations, per cwt. :
Low new, from 70e. to 80s.; eoloury and choice, 84s. to 925. ;
yearlings, 40s. to 60s. ; old Olds, 30r. to 50s.

MINERALS. —COPPEE
3, and sold at Pearee's Hotel,'
Mines. Tow. Price.
Devon Gt. Com.
—Wheal Meru'"
ditto 113 ... 6 Mt 01
ditto 09... 819 6
ditto 91 3 17 0
ditto 90 ~. 613 6

OBEs.—SlMpled March
Cairo, March 18, 1847.
maws. T. Price.
Po`dice
ditto
ditto
ditto
ditto
' Fowey Coned AO{ .. 7 6
ditto
ditto .84 . . 6 7
Yacht Friendobiploo ... 10 12
ditto
ditto
.
k Wheal Jewel 49 ... 5 2
ditto
ditto
40110 17,., 2 19
Bedford United 111 ... 7 2
Hot bush BO ... 7 11
South Towan SO ... 2 12
ditto
1Z111:71 Illen
'.... 4 75

ditto 69 ... 6 8 6

610 0
Wheal Fanny ...100 ... 3 7 0
ditto 87 ... 3 3 0
ditto 81 ... S 0 G

elite r 9:::

6;i63 b 3 610 0
WhesiJordth .. 60 ...
.4 10 6

data 60 ... 13 0
Wo4tearadon ...110 ... 6 19 6
ditto 99... 019 6
ditto 87 ... 10 10 6
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ditto 80... 418 0
Politics "5 411 0
ditto 19... 418 6
TOTAL P
_ _ IN:dts. S. B. d.

CHEESE.—SOUTIIAMPTON, MARCH 19.—The
best Chedder, 82s. to 84s. per cwt. ; good Somersets, 725. to
745. ; blue do. end common, 625. to 665. ; Gloucester*, best,
645.; common, 58s. to 605.; North Wilts, 645. to 665. best;
Wilts and Donets, common, 565.; Half-cowards, 425. to 46...;
Skims, 325. to 38s. Common Cheeses more in request than
best qualities.

T. Z. a. &
- W. Friendship 232...1,894 0 6
Wh. Maria... Wheal Jewel 141... 741 12 6
Wh. Fanny ... i '-- - IlettXuited lII_ 790 17 6
WI. Joirlah _. Holinboala 80... 606 0 0
West formica. 971...2,90116 6 SauthTuiran 97... 147 60,
Poldice 314 ..1,408 8 6 Wb. Lydia...
Fose/Oonsola 283_1,955 4 6 WM Maiden... 33... 140 5 •
AierageBtandard....Clol 4 0I Average Produce 93
Average Price per ton
Quantity a_ Om.- . -. _ _ 9,809 VMS I Cluan.FineCopper, 308 tons 10 eWt.
Amount of -
tlener £15,23815 6
Lan Sam—Average Standard... /110 15 o—Average Produce ....81
013MPAN1E8 BY WllO3l THE ORES WERE PORCH 06E0.
Tons. Amount.
Mine. Royal ... 216 £1,271 7 0
Eogkh toppm
Vivian and Mee
414
Freeman and Ow ... U 7
P. Grentell and OM ... ... 131
Crows Copper Otanginy 37 ll5 0 10
Shim Willyanta, Neva. end Oa.. VS 2,964 0 3
Williams, Politer, and Co. — did

11,206 7,606 4 6

SKINS. - SOUTHAMPTON, MARCII 10. - Picked
Downs, 4s. 9d. to ss. each; u they run, 4s. bd. to 4s 9d. ;
Cottswold and other Long-wools, hest, front 54. to ss. 6d. ;
unsorted, 4s. 9d. to ss. ; sham Skins, Bd. to 10d. ; Lamb-
skins, b. 9d. to 2s. 3d. per dozen; Calf-skins, small, 41d.
per lb.; heavy, 6s. to 6s. 6d. each; dressed, 18s. to 225.
Os. Hides, 42d. to 464. the score pounds ; Horse Hides, Bs. to
112.. each ; dressed, 16d. per lb. Butchers' rough Fat, 2s. 9d.
Ito 2a. 11d. the stone of 8 lbs.

HAY.-^SMITHFIELD, Two o' Clock . —Nlesers. Cooper
and Davis, Hay and Straw salesmen, report prices al follow':
prime Meselow 735. to WA. I R0vven....525. to lot I gtravr.... SO. to 344
lakertor dstto.. Ut. to 704.1 Clover .. Mt to 1006. I

Total tons
Copper Ores for Sale on Thursday next, at Pearoe's Hotel,
Truro.—Mines and Parcels.—Consols Mines, 944—United
Mines, 806—Tresayean, 512 ; South Condon, 406—Perran
St. George, 155 —Treviskey, 334 —Trethellan, 232—Par Con-
sols, 205 ; Wheal Sisters, 176; Oramblar and 8.. Aubyn,
175—Wheal Comfort, 163—Treleigh Consols, 153—Wheal
Ellen, 82—Ting Tong Comdr., 77—Barrier, 67—Wheal
Andrew and Nangiles, 63—Wheal Clifford, 61—Nettle's
Ore, 21—Redruth Consols, 20—Wheal Henry, 12—Wheel
Union, 10.—Total, 4,879.
Copper Ores for sale on Thursday week, at Serpell's Hotel,
Pool.—Mines and Parcels.—Wheal Seton, 675—Cambome
Vean, 566--East Wheal Crotty, 625—Tincroft, 413—D01-
ooath, 326—Fowey Counts, 293—South Wheal Basset, 236
—North Pool, 247—Wheal Bucketts, 200—Condurrow, 178
—South Wheal Francis, 163—Lani vet Consols, 100 —East
Seton, 66—East Pool. 53—Tretoil, 53—Hanson Mines, 43
Wheal Barrow, 7.—Total, 4,101 tons.
SWANSEA, MARCH 24.—Copper Ores for sale: Cobre, 96;
do., 91; do., 83; do., 81 ; no., 78; do., 115; do., 106—Chili,
100 ; do., 95 ; do., 54 ; do., 67 ; do., 52 ; do., 47; do., 42 ; do.,
24 ; do., 12 ; do., 2. Cuba, 95; do., 90 ; do., 57; do., 43 ;
do. 47 ; do., 44. Knoekmahon, 78 ; do., 35. Kapunda, 24 ;
do., 19 ; do., 12 ; d 0.2 ; do., 41. Santiago, 73 ; do., 9. Barra
Burro, 41. Mon:acutc, 36.—Total tons, 1,896.

CORN.-ELY, MARCH 18.-We had a large at-
tendance at our market to-day, and the supply of grain quite
equal to the demand. For all descriptions prices may be
quoted the same an last week.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 19.-The list underneath shows a
goad arrival of Wheat and Malt coastwise, but little else,
either thence or from Ireland, since Monday ; and though
we have scarcely any fresh supply. of foreign Wheat, that of
Indian Corn and Flour is to a fair extent. With a mode-
rate demand for Wheat, but little animation in other kinds
of Grain; prices in general have remained steady, except
those of Indian Corn, which. during the last two days, con-
tinued rather on the wane: Flour, on the contrary, assumed
• new and more lively character, many parcels having been
taken for export to France at 40s. ; anti should this avenue
continue open, our future prices will, of course, be affected
more or lei by the expansion or contraction of the demand
for that country. At our Corn Exchange this morning,
the trade opened with a moderate sale of Wheat
to consumers a few lota on Irish account and for
shipment coastwise, all dereriptions of this Grain mani-
festing a tolerable degree of firmness at Tuesday's
rates. Sack Flour, being still very scarce, remained
unaltered in value.-American, continuing in active request,
upwards of 30,000 barrels are reported to have charged
hands since Tuesday ; good Western brands command 405.,
and other qualities proportionate terms. Prime English Bar-
ley sells at high prices for seed, but for malting purposes ,
there appear, little inquiry, and grinding samples, as well as
Malt, must be noted rather cheaper. Beans and Peas con-
tinued to rule much the same as stated in our last report.
Oats and Oatmeal, being nearly without demand, were
slightly depressed in value. Indian Cora, moving lest freely
for Ireland, has receded to 60s. to 635. per 4801 b., and Indian
Meal to 296. to 30s. per barrel. Arrivals from the 16th to
the 18th Mardi, inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn;
Wheat, 4,862 qrs. ; Barley, 1,936; Malt, 2,360; Oats, 883;
Beans, 1,604; Peas, 13; Indian Corn, 11,135; Indian Corn
Meal, 3,501 barrels; Oatmeal, 362 loads; Flour, 220 sacks
and 12,026 barrels.
RIPON, MARCH 18.-We bad a very limited supply of
grain at this day's market, which was not equal to the de-
mend for seed and consumption. Wheat realised an advance
of 2s. ; Barley, Is. ; Oats and Beans, 2a. per quarter from
last week's prices. White Wheat. 9s. 6d. to 10s. 9d. ; red,
Sa. to 10s. 3d. per bushel. Barley, per bushel, 545. to 565.
Oats, per qr., 275. to 38e. Beans, per bushel, 7s. to Bs. 6d.
ROYSTON, MARCH 17.-Wheat ls. per load dearer, and
supply good. Barley fully maintained last week's price.
Oats, Beans, and Peas quite as dear. Wheat, 455. to 525.
Barley, 455. to 575. Oats, 265. to 365.
SCARBOROUGH, MARCH 18.-To-day there was only
limited supply of grain in the market ; an average business
was, however, effected at the following prices :-Wheat,
9a. 9d. to 10s. 3d. per 5 stone. Oats, from 113 d. to 18d. per
stone. Barley, from 48s. to 52e. per qr. of 30 stone. Flour,
seconds, 555. to 665. ; superfine, 625. to 635. per sack of 20
atone.

A.lge, per lb. to to 0.
Grows, romkpi, per lb. Is to Se 64
Apples, Dees, per both, 10e to 3So
Witches. Ge to 100
Pare, pOO btetore. 10e to 19e
oropoes, per doe, 94 to Ss
per 100,6 s to le.
bovllle, per 100, 711 to Ile
ttreto!.,lsll4 lob

Leman, par 700.4 to 14
Almonds, per peek, 0
Sweet Almond., per lb., lo lots
Nato, Cob, per 'OOlO. , PM to 124
Boreelooo, 24.
Bnail,lto to 141,
Spanish, tOo
Walsall, per basket, I{. lotto
Cbmaata, It. to no

SOUTHAMPTON, MARCH 19.—Our market to-day WU Yell
firm at last week's prices, with a moderate amount of hus
new doing.
UPPINOHAM, Mutt 17.—Wheat, per qr., 7Th. to 80s.
Barley, 475. to 641. Oats, 27.. to 361. Beans, 48s. to 665.

-
USAMIDOR, Masai 18.-The Wheat market was very
flat, but was fully as dear as last week for beat Wheats;
secondary sorts, ls. to 2s. dearer. Other grain as last
Thursday. Wheat, 201. to 231. per load of flee quarters;
Beans, 60s. to 665. per quarter; Peas, 62a. to Wm. ; Barley,
484. to 54a.; Oats, 32a. to 375.; Bye, Ws. • Tares, 6s. 6d. to
81. per bushel. Flour, per sack, white, 614. ; in household,
635.; seconds, 68a.
Waxartnt,o, MARCH 19.-The late favourable winds
have brought up nearly all the versus destined for these
markets ; we have consequently a good arrival of Wheat to
report to-day millers buy very slowly, and at a decline of Is.
to 2a. par qr. little progress could be made. Barley is fully
as dear. Oats and shelling steady. Beans Is. per qr. lower.
Little passing in other articles. The following are the
current prices: Wheat, per qr., 60 lbs. to the bushel,
Nuffolk, Essex, and Sent, red, new, 735. to 755. ;
es, tea, 775.; white, 72a. to 744. ; extra, 81s. ; Norfolk
and Hunts., 695. to 73e. ; extra, 745. ; white, 725. to 765. ;
extra, 775. ; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red,
68a. to 725. • extra, 768. ; white, 70e. to 74e. ; extra,
765.; Yotkshire, red, 68e. to 705.; extra, 710.; white, 701. to
72e. • extra, 765. ; Dantsie and Konigsburg, white, 725. to 765.;
extra, 795.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 66e. to 701. ;
i extra, 735. ; Mediterranean, red, 64,. to 68s. ; extra, 71s. ;
old, red, 625. to 724. ; extra, lbs. Barley, per im. qr., Norfolk

CATTLE.—BRIDGENORTII FAIR, MARCH 16.—This
fair was well supplied with good fat Sheep, and cattle of all
descriptions. Sheep fetched from 61d. to 61d. ; some prime
fetched 7d. For five pens of capital Ewes (not sold) from
645. to 665. per head was asked ; 60s. were offered and re-
fused. Cattle sold very dull, and 6d. was the highest price
obtained, the principal part sold not fetching more than 544.;
barrens sold much lower, from 255. to 30s. per head less than
last February fair. Good Cows and Calve, sold well, at
prices varying from 141. to 181. 18s. There was a large sup-
ply of Horses, mostly for agricultural purposes; good and
strong ones fetched from 181. to 251. ; Horses of superior
power and height, 40!. We saw several fair hacks sell at
prices from 121. to 18 guineas. There was a large attend-
ance of purchasers, but still things went off much duller than
at the last fair.

KNARESBOHOUGH FAIR., MARCH 17.—This fair was well
attended by dealers. There was a gocd show of Horses,
which met with ready sale at advanced rates. There was
also a large show of Cattle, which met with dull sale, parti-
cularly calving Cows.
TENBURT, MAItCR 17.—There was only a very short sup-
ply of stock offered at this fair, and fat animals were dis
posed of at sid. to 6d. per lb. The trade for store stock was
rather dull. Mutton, of which the supply was short, fetched
from 6d. to 7d. per lb. Pigs were disposed of at reduced
prices.

COVENT GARDEN.—This Morning.—Notwith-
standing the more favourable change in the weather, the
supply of most kinds of Vegetables has been but limited,
and high mines continue to be realised. Fruit is still
scarce, excepting Pine Apples, which are sufficient for the
demand. k oreign Grapes are scarce. Pears are very scarce;
good samples of Ne plus Menris fetch from 4s. to Bs. per
dozen. Apples are scarce. Oranges are plentiful, and fetch
good prices. Nuts are sufficient for the demand. Walnuts
are scarcer. Lemons are more plentiful. Of Vegetables,
Winter Greens are scarce; as are also all kinds of Brocoli,
except that from Cornwall, which fetches from 4s. to es. per
dozen heads. Carrots and turnips are rather cheaper.
French Beans are more plentiful ; Celery is also plentiful,
but of inferior quality. Potatoes fetch higher prices. Let-
tuces and Endive are scarce ; but other Salading is plen-
tiful. Mushrooms fetch good prices. A few samples of
frame Potatoes have appeared. Cut Flowers chiefly consist
of Heaths, Jasmines, Camellias, Pelargoniums, Gardenias,
Cacti, Cinerarias' Tulips, Lily of the Valley, Neapolitan
Violets, Roman NereISIMI, Hyacinths, Lilacs, Euphorbia
jacquinillora, Acacias, Azalea, Moss and other Roses.
PILVITS.

Shallots, pre lb, 14 u I.
Cherik, per lb, GO to 14
Spurts, per elev.. es to Se
Awning, per 1C0,16 S 4 Pe 10e
Sality..p:s•. Is PI Pe-bere"rillerlea.llll
Ilemes, lead
IleimesPs apneas, te to 40
Oleb.. per alser, Se to Is

lallome. /PAi )41-400 •
Badly% Is WY
LIMA, dor LI imam. lo to do
Itaikteaary pr id 14
IMMO. pdr p/mot,t, Id tai
adNI
loomod, pat looody II to la
Savory, dor lark, id to 44
TIP/m4. No Idea SI
Woompool, dor ./t 15m,111116 Ild
Podded crow.* I. Ills
Medic la lo 14 id
Tamps, ,
lest, proon, yr Mae! 44 so Id
Xsycoma, bosed, :A to 4d