The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-12 00:00:00

general qualities 245. to 245. 64. ; middling to ,
Miltd. to 245. Ladish good
Corn, as. of 4801 b., 331. 6L
365. 04. Indian Corn Meal, per of 2401 b,., white, 17a.
to 17. 64. ; yellow, 18a. to 18s. Bran, per pack of 24011 m,
English and Irish, 10e. to 10s. 6d.
Itasnnto, Feb. 10.—Our market today showed a larger
sapply of Whist, bat nothing equal to an average quantity.
Trade was very heavy, and where Wee wire effected la to
2s. per qr. less money was accepted. Fins Barley fully as
dew, but every other description of grain vary dull, at
bandy prootoas csarreney.

&mum' Way:me 10.—Wheat market dull, and
somewhat lower. Barley continues about the same, as also
Pees and Beans. Oats a very dull sale, and cheaper.
Boxnuss.tito, Feb. 10.—The arrivals by ship this week
have been 1,200 qrs. of Oats, and 380 sacks of Flour. From
the farmers today we had a very good simply of Wheat, and
for good qualities the demand was rather free, and the whole
was cleared at about let week's rites. There is no anima-
tion In the trade, and little 401111411110111 that the lowest prim'
have yet been necked. For fresh math country Wheats
them fa good demand. The beet Wheats we quote at 48e.
to 60e. ;good average qualities, 445. to 465. ; and inferior
plumb, 38s. to 42a. Thus is no demand for molder Barley
or Malt. Oats are very bad sale et Ms. to 21. Beans are
good sale at 34a. to 365. The demand for Flour is steady at
Ws. is 375. for south country ; and 341. to 355. for hose
made.

Woodsmen's., Feb. 10.—The advance in the price of
Wheat last week brought a large supply to-day and a full
attandenee; o*rithstanding, sales were exceedingly flat, and
old Wheat deed belly 2s. per qr. Barley samples were
also good in supply, bat the trade was somewhat languid.
aid before any progress could bel made in sales, • reduction
of front 64. to la. per qr. was reluctantly submitted to. Oats
met a dull sale, and except best qualitia, sells at about le.
per qr. under lest week's prices. Bears and Peas excited
but very little attention, but underwent no change in value.
Melt and Flour were taken pretty freely, and quetatiene
nominally the some as last week. Wheat, old, 42a. to 66a.
Barley, 24.. ets 345. Oats, 18e. to 225. Beans, 40e. to 48s.
Peas, 40e. to 60s. per qr. Phu:, 36.. to 375. per sack. Malt,
is. 6d. to 7a. 9d. per bushel.
WDICIIISTZIi, Feb. 10.—We had a large show of Wheat,
and the market was fully attended. There was a great io-
disation to purchase, and last week's prices were fully
meidained ; the bast qualitieeibelog from 6d. to ls. per qr.
dearer. The leanly of Barley was also good, and taken o
pretty freely, sad nisltiog qualified brought le. per qr. more
naresey. nay was bat • moderate demand for Oats, and
dealers were enabled to purchase at quite as easy terms as
on this day week. We had but a smell quantity of Beans
and Peas on .offer ; bat the demand, however, was languid,
at former rates. We have to note no alteration in any other
description of grain, Wheat, 81. to 131. per load. Barley,
22e. to 28s. Oats, 115. to 20s. Beans, 32e. to 40s. Peas,
30s. to 42e. per qr.

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WISBECH, Feb. 10.—At this day's market we are well
supplied with Wheat, but rather scantily with Spring Corn,
The Wheat trade is very sluggish, and buyers mew Wing to
act, but towards the close some business was done in the best
qualities, at a decline of 2e. per quarter from the prices paid
last Saturday Oats and Dawns firm, at late rates. Wheat,
42a. to 475. per qr. • extra, 49e. ; red, 40s. to 455. • extra,
475. Oats, Byd. to per stone. Beans, old, 325. to 545. per
qr.; new, 295. to 311.

Woucusvan, Feb. 10.—There sou a abort supply of
Whut to-day from the farmers, and it met a slow fele, at a
reduction of Od. to lc per quarter. Foreign in good con-
sumptive demand, at a similar decline. Barley nominally
unaltered in value, with little doing. Oats maintained their
price, with a limited sale. Egyptian Beans again lower.
French and English were held for fully as much money.
Feu and Vetches could only be sold retail.

Tout, Feb. 10.—We Dave a Dirge attendance of Dinners
at our market to-day, and Wheat is more liberally offered,
at 1.. per qv. below last week's rates. Barley is also freely
brought forward, and met a slow tale, at a trifle below lest
week's prices. In Oct. and other articles no alteration.
The following are the present prices ; Wheat, white,
465. to 604. per imperial qr. ; red, 42.. to 475. Barley, malt-
ing, 29s to 32a. ; grinding, 265. Dlslt, 645. to 60s. Oats,
84d. to 104 d. per stone of 141ba. Flour, 345. per sack of 2801 b.
Mama, Feb. 9.—The improvement advised on our mar-
ket of Tuesday has this day been hilly maintained for every
article, and for Oats and Barley we must again note an
advance of 3,1, per barrel. In other things we repeat our
previous quotations. The sales of Flour to bakers have
been again large, nicking on the fortnight 60,900 owt. Cur-
rency Wheat, white, 26e. to 28s. Od.; red, 23e. to 265. X
per 2801 b.. Oats,9s.6d. to 111.6 d. per 1961 be. Barley, 135.t0
17s. 6d. per 22411 h. Indian Corn, 31s. to 345. per 48011:o.
Oatmeal, 11.. to 125.34. per cwt. Flour, second., 144.6 d. to
15s. 6d. per cwt.

Banrserr, Feb. 8.-Our farmers are busily engaged rowing
Wheat, and preparing their lend for other spring crepe, for
which the weather is particularly favourable. The supplies
at market since Friday have been rather bare, and in Oats
it is observed that the quality is generally inferior. Wheat
comes forward in fine condition, and of better quality than
in tke early part of the season. The advance no:rd on Fri-
day was, in put, lost In the early part of the week, but,
having spin rallied, is now Gd. to 9d. higher since this day
week. Flour is more inquired for, and sells more freely than
formerly. American barrels are in moderate demand at
28a. to 295. Barley has advanced 2d. to 3d., and is In good
demand. Oats are a fres sale at former prices. Oatmeal
sell, readily at former nitre, and the stocks keep light.
Corn sells freely at 71. 15s. to 71. 17s. ei. per ton for
yellow ; and 6a. leas for white. Holders generally, however,
look for rather more money.
Cons:, Feb. 9.-We are happy in being able to report a
decided improv. meat ia the trade. Our rperirt• .f
grain, thou of Wheat particularly, are very small. Prices
of all descriptions have tended upwards, and we obseiva a
better reeling 'nil more animation in our market. In pre-
core bees d Irishi "tantdwane llairdanyob?siqu' notteesei
1.. Foreign,
dhowever,r
.
dearer. 'We quote Polish Odessa a ready sale, at 285., and Ma-
rianople at 295. to 291, 6d. per barrel. Many holders are look-
ing for a smart advance on these rates. Melting Barley
inquired for, but is very ream. Some sales of
grinding have been made for shipment, at moderate
price=. In Oats we have had little business passing, hut the
tendency is to higher prices. We have an improved trade
in Flour at advancing prices, and stocks in factors' as well as
bakm' hands, being reduced to a very narrow compass, we
look naturally for a speedy revival in this branch of trade a
branch which, for several months past, has been characterised
by a remarkable absence of activity. The consumption of
Breadatuffe is on the increase, and we mistake much if we
are not on the eve of the " good time coming " for the
milling interests. A larger and better business has been
done in Indian Corn, which has been sold to some extent at
an advance of 2... 6d. per ton. We quote prime Galata
saleable at 8/. per ton. Indian Corn Meal is in more request
at a somewhat similar improvement.
Liereimex, Feb. 10.-We have a continuance of mild
weather; a good deal of tillage work is being proceeded
with. The supplies of gram from the farmers for the week
has a good deal fallen out, and the prices advanced consider-
ably ; in all articles of food there is a lively trade, with the
exception of Indian Corn, which is more freely offered, but
at no material change in value. American Flour is firm
in price, at our quotations; the millers sold too freely of
Oatmeal, at the late low prices. On email stocks of Oats
they are now eager buyers, and the advance on both articles
must be traced to this cause. A few arrivals of Indian
Corn and Wheat, but a large fleet expected. The prices
are : Wheat, red, 134. to 154. per stone; white, 14d.
to 17e. Oats, 81d. to 91d. Barley, 10d. to 11d. Galata Indian
Corn, 81. 6s. per ton. Ibrail, 81. New York, yellow, 81.;
white, 81. Indian Meal, R. 10s. to 91. per ton. Oatmeal,
121. Ryemeal, 81. 10s. Barleymeal, 91. Irish Flour, 325.
per bag ; American, 30s. per barrel.
WATHELFORD, Feb. 10.-Oar arrivals of grain from abroad
this week are tolerably extensive, but farmers' deliveries are
again light, and our trade is in consequence very much con-
fined to foreign produce. Wheat of all kinds has commanded
an extensive sale throughout the week, and the value of
good milling samples has improved fully 6d. per barrel. The
trade in Barley is still of the moot limited character, and its
value is nearly nominal. The supply of Oats have somewhat
fallen off, and holders have sought to obtain high prices, but
the demand for export continuing very inactive, no improve-
ment on last weeks rates can be quoted. The consumption
of Indian Corn steadily increases, and freak samples (the
bulk of the stock now hero being oat of condition) command
an advance of Is. per barrel. The trade in Flour is steady,
at last week's prices. The following are the priees :-
Undried, new: Wheat, millers', per 20 st., 24i. Od. to 25e. 6d.;
shipping, 20a. 6d.to 225. 6d. Barley, malting, per 16 stone,
15e. to 16s. ; grinding, lls. 6d. to 13e. Oats, white, per 14
stone, Ba. 9d. to 10a. 04. • black, 81. 9d. to 9s. 6d. Dried
and foreign: Irish Wheat, millers', per 20 stone, 26e. to
275. Bd.; shipping, 2'4a. 04. to 245. ; Polish Odessa,
265. Od. to 275. Od. ; French, red, 275. Oil. to 275. fed. Bulgy,
grindiag, per 16 rt., 12s. 9d. to 14s. Oats, white, per 14
stone, 10s. Od. to lle. ; black, 9s. 9d. to 10s. Od. Flour,
superfine, per sack, 365. to 375.; seconds, 33e. to 345. Od.k
thirds, 295. to 30a.; fourths, 22a. to 245. Indian Corn,
Danube, per 20 stone, 20s. to 21s. 04.; American, yellow
and red, 19s. to 205.; Spanish and Portuguese, 18e. to
20z. Od.; white, 18e. Gd. to 19s. • damaged for cattle, 124. to
16s. Indian Corn Meal, per Cut., 9s. to 9s. 6d. Oat-
mealaest cwt., Ils. to 111. 6d. Bran, per 6 Moe, 3'. 6d.
to 3e. N. Importsthis week : Wheat,l,26s qrs. Indian Corn,
7,195.

KIRKCALDY, Feb. 10.—We have had another week of
mild, open weather, during which our farmers have *own a
considerable breadth of Wheat, under apparently favanrable
circumstances. At our eountri markets this week we have
had only moderate supplies of grain ; all kinds were held for
higher prices, which in regard to Wheat and Barley were
only very partially complied with ; Oats, Beans, and Peas,
however, sold readily at an advance of about ls. per qr.
Here to-day we had good supplies of Wheat and Oats, but
small of Barley. Wheat sold slowly, at an advance of Is.
per qr. Barley and Oats met a quick gale, at from 6d. to
Is. per qr. over last week's rates. Wheat, 42,. to 52s per
qr. Barley, 224. 6d. to 295. Oats, 161.6 d. to 21s. Oatmeal,
per bag of 2801b5., 265.

CATTLE, So. SMITHFIELD, Two o' Clock.
We have a considerable Mclean in the supply of Beasts, and
the demand is small ; consequently, prices are fully 24gx
81ba. lower, nor can a clearanc• be effected at this reduction.
There are more Sheep tltan of late, although the supply is
still not very great. Trade is, however, in such a depreised
state, that in most things a reduction must be submitted too 1 -
There are very few Calves on offer ; they, therefore, maker ..7,,, : ~.." fie
about 24. per albs. more money, bat trade is slow. F,om '‘•
Holland and Germany we have 368 Beasts, 520 Sheep, ma! • ,c,lv.• y!,, di
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