The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-02 00:00:00

NVILDPORD, March 31.-We have mein to notices en ex-
eradizgly dull market, the supply, which was rather larger,
being more than seffideat ere the want• of the
Pices were without 'Potsdam. Wheat, 38e. to 67.. Bar-
ley, 235. to 325. Oats, 18e. to 23.. Betas, 33a. to 360.
HIRVIORD, Meek 31.-Thh week's market was very dull
for Wheat and Barker ; last week's thieve barely =Ante& ed.
Wheat, white, 48.. to 63e. ; red, 43.. to 46e. Barley. 265.
to 335.
Karnes, March 31.-At oar market this morning we had
ally a rosy moderate show of Wheat, which slid about the
Nauss last week. Of Oats we had men a huge show, and
mime gam way a little. except for ice seed4witich was not
lower. Wheat, 211 s. to 335, per lead of 20 stone. Barley,
11.. to 12'.; doe seed, 13s. par boatel of list nu. Otte,
91d. to 13d. per Memo. American barrel Flour, Us. to 28..
Lancastia, Marsh 31.-The supply of Wheat at market
to-day was very os all ; sellers being willing to take the price*
refused lest week, the whole was cleared off. Oatmeal) to
better desisted, and 3)1. to 6d. per load dearer. Beane dull,
sad the demand fee seed having Ashen off, prices wee fally
Is. per load lower. Wheat, per 2801 b , 275. to 31e. ; Beam,
16s. to 118 s Bd. Oatenthl, per 2401 b., 2.5 e. fld. to 26e
Lsicueren, March 31.-There was a mug attendance at
to-day's market, and only a moderate desasad was expo-
&easel fir and that at about le. per qr. lower than
lath week's gae4tbss. In tho Haney trade the show of
smoke was very small. sad business &most at a atand-stal.
Ones and Beans were a slow sale, sad the majority of sans-
pies mid were lakes at a deans.
MAXCHEITIL, Kush El.-DRAM the early par of the
Week Wen symptoms of Improvement ware observable, bat
during the last day or two the trade has re'apsed late its
former Isestivity. At Liverpool and Wakefield flour
besiases woe dell sad the value of Wheat sad Flour was
scarcely retp=ti. Oar market to-day is slow for every
article, but is ao materiel shire** in prime from
those of this day week.
NRWCAITLIROX.TIII2, March 81.-At oar market this
morning we had a good ripply of Wheat from the growers,
and having some anivala train the coast, in addition to far-
ther receipts from aliened, the trade opened rather languidly,
and Ware a eherame of farmers' samples could be effected.
it was sesemary to swept a reduction of la. per qr., whilst
what few sakes occurred Ia foreiga was at a similar decline,
bat holders generally were not willing to asks say
conoession, so that the bulimia done was upon the
whole of a limited chamber. With Flour we have been
largely rapplsed, and we redoes our qaotations Is.
per seek, which Muslim we expect will give
us theressed demand next week. Ia Rr. we observe
little change. Halting Barley most be wildest Is. per qr.
&temper, and in moderate request, grinder sorts remaining
unaltered Malt extremely difficult to quit• bet priers oat
scarcely be galled lower, excepting inferior kiads, which are
difficult to turn tote m iney urn any fair terms. Baths and
Peas about support their value, with but a Lathed htheiry.
Notwithstanding we had a large supply of Oats from the
country, choice corn was taken of on hilly as good toms,
but other sorts moved off slowly, at hough offered at easier
rum The followiog are the prices :- Wheat, British,
Northumberia, mw, white, 60s. to 62a. ; red, 42e. to 48s. ;
Norfolk and WM, new, white, 62a. to 645. ; red, 48e.
to 60e. ; Lincolnshire. new, white, 49e. to 61s. • red, 445.
to 48s. Bye, Neellalk and Suffolk, 24e. to 261:. Barley,
Norfolk and Soak 11.. to 285.; Chevalier, 27a. to 29e.;
Northumberland end Septa, 245. to 265.• Chevalier, Xs. to
284.; grinding and distilling, 235. to 265. Malt, 46e. to
60s.'; Chevalier, 60s. to 62a. Oats, Northumberland and
&etch, potato, new, 20s. to 225. ; common and Angus,
sew, 164. to 19s. Pou, white, boilers, nominal, 26e. to 26e. ;
grey and maple, 34e. to 365. Beans, new, 28e.
to 329. Floor, per reek, ano, Stockton and Nor-
thumberland, 34e. to 38e. ; Norfolk, white, 345. to 360. •
households, 31a. to 335.; seconds, 30s. to 335. ; honer:
holds, 28s. to 305.; thirds, 28e. to 28e.; households. 245. to 275.
Wheat, foreign, Danish and Konigsberg, white, 490. to
53. ; red, 445. to 46e. Silesian, white, 48s, to 605.;
red, 435. to 475. Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white,
60s. to Us. ; red, 46e. to 491. Hamburg Marks, and
Anhalt, white, 46a. to 495. ; red, 40s. to 45.. Kiel and
Holstein, white, 46e. to 475. ; red, 425. to 44.. Petersburg
and Archangel, red, 38s. to 40s. Odessa, red, 40e. to 445.
Polish, red, 445. to 465. Rye, Pomeranian and Prussian,
235. to Ws. RuMen, Vs. to 245. Barley, Sail, 24.. to
26a.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 20s. to 22a. Oats, Dutch
brew, 18e. to 20s. ; Pomeranian, feed, 16e. to 18e. ; Hol-
stein and Dudek 12.. to 15s. ; Archangel and Bisgaa,, lb,
to 16e. Peas, white, 245. to 275. Beans, Fr eelaad,
30s. to 32a.; Alexandrian, 225. to 245. Arrivals this week:
Wheat, omettriss, 127 ; foreign, 4,907. Rye, [reign, 884.
Barley, coastwise, 282; foreign, 2,170. Malt, °endwise, 21.
Oats, coastwise. 64 ; ionic's, 784. Peer, foreign, 178. Boma,
foreign, 186. Flour, 2,629 sacks 20 barrels.
NIIWPORT irtlLl or Wroxr), Muth 31.-We had again
a dull market all descriptions of grata. Wheat sold from
32a. to 48e. per qr. Barley, 22a. to 265. Botha, 325. to 345.
Peas, white, 325. so 34e.
NORWICH, March 31.-At OW market this day there was
only a moderate supply of Wheat by the ferment, and prices
remained unaltered in value, merchants offering pretty
freely of foreign and railway Wheat at precisely the sane
rates. Flour,. commanded a fair sale, at last Saturday's
prices, say 31e. f.0.b., at Yarmouth. Spring Corn remains
withatatahsecnehtest variation in price, and but little busi-

Norrtreogug, March 31.—Our show of Wheat at this
day's market from the lumen is but short, and for good
qualities the full prices of last week are paid. Factors
samples ars offered more truly, and not gnite so well sold.
In best qualities of Barley we have a shod improvement,
but no alteration in any other article.
PrIIII.IIOII.OUON, March 31.—There is a goodsupply of
all grain to this day's market. Wheat fully maintains its
price. Barley is reviser. eheaper. No change in the value of
Oats and Beans. Currency, to the growers Wheat, new,
38e. to 42e.; fine, 44e. to 48a. Barley, 28s. to 28s. • fine,
31e. Oats, new, 14s. to 18s. • flu, lie, to 20s. Beane, new,
281. to We. ; o/d, 38s. to Ms:
Pwrwonz March 31.—Oar market reusing unaltered,
the best Wheat beim taken by our millers at about forgoer
rates, whilst Saw tamales are almost unsaleable. We can
quote no change in the value of other grain. The present
prices Wheat, white, 91 to 101. 10e. • red, 81. 10s. to 101.
per load. Barley, matting, 245. to 2;54. per qr.; grinding,
22a. to 24e. Oats, 17e. to 19s. Beans, 38e. to Os. Feu,
138 e. to 40e. _

Marsh 31.—The arrivals are unimportant. The
demand for met article of the ears trade throughout the
week has bees et a retail character, without material change
change in prices. The farmers la this district are actively
engaged in their outdoor occupations, consequently we hare
to note a small supply of English Wheat at our Corn Ex-
change this morning, the demand for which was extremely
dull, at the currency of this day sennight Irish is further
depressed in value, but offering thud ineffectually. All
descriptions of foreign Id. to 2d. per bushel lower. Flour
almost nominal. In Oats no change. Choice samples of
English and Irish Oatmeal command ed. per load more
mosey ; whilst all other qualities remain unaltered. The
Work of Bras is imigallisant, sad mast be noted la. per pack
higher. All other articles as last reported.
READING March 31—The trade in Wheat to-day was
bat stow, although not cheaper, as the condition was some-
what Improved. Good Barley restate's its value, but all
other Bring corn moat be quoted hilly Is. pa qr. lower,
and the trade therein snosedingly dill.
Sulawesunr, March 31 - hart • short supply of,
Wheat, Barley, sad trate at this day's market. heat,
from Is. to 2s. par qr. dearer, with a good demand from ths
millers Barley and Oats about the same as last week.
Wanuisneran, March 31.—There was a moderate supply
of Wheat. The heavy raise very mach interfered with
business, and Was were chiefly effected at about last week's
currency. Inferior sew Wheat was a little cheaper. The
show of Barley was not large, and an animated trade was
experienced, without an advance of our last qnotations.
Triers was a very moderate trade effected in Oats, Beane, and
Peas, which fully maintained former rates. Malt brought its
hill value. Flour sold slowly, without alteration in price.
There was a Bit trade doing in Grass B?ede. Wheat, old,
42a, to 64e.; saw, 365. to 625. Barley, 245. to 335. Oats,
18s. to 245. Beans, 40s. to 445. Peas, 40s. to 48e. per qr.
Malt, Is. to Is. ed. per bushel.

Windt:sm. March 31.-A good supply of Wheat; a
this attendance of buyers. Very little business doing, and
last week's priors bandy supported. Barley in
quantity, bat mere than equal to tho demand ; prices ruled
about Is. below our last currency. Oats exports:teed bat
vary little attention. and sales were effected at a similar re-
duction to that of Barley. In Beans sad Peat the tram*
tiers wars very trifling, and prices had a downward tendency.
The sale for imam seeds was also very dulL Wheat, 81. to
121. Ss. per lead. Barley, 21e. to 28a. 6d. Oats, 16s. to 201.
Beano, 32.. to 40s. Pose, 365. to 425. per qr. Malt, 58s.
to 604. Flour, 34e. to 35• per rack.
WISBECN, March 31.-There it a moderate supply of all
kinds of gnia at this day's market. The trade must be
called dull at last week's prices for every article, and not
mach business done. Wheat, white, 425. to 455. per qr.; ex-
tra, 48s. red, 40e. to 435. ; extra, 445. Oats, 841- to 2d. per
stone. Beans, old, 32a. to. per qr.; new, 28.. to 301.
Woad:ma, March 31.-Thera was to-day a rather
better supply of Wheat from the farmers, and although fine
qualities realised quits as mule money' secondary and
lonic* wore rather cheaper. Barley nominally unaltered.
Fine Oats in &ir demand, with the turn in favour of the
buyer. Beans anti Peas both again rather chospar.
TOR', Marsh 31.-We have a small supply of Wheat at
market to-day, whisk has sold at about last week's prima.
Little Barley on sale ; fine malting qualities maintain late
prism Oats very dull, sad le. per qr. lower. Wheat, white,
per imp. qr., 455. to 50s. ; red, 41s. to 445. Barley, malting,
28s. to 31s ; grindkg, 245. to 26.. Malt, 58s. to 64e. Oats,
Bd. to 9d. par stone of 141 be. Flour, 34e. per sackof 280th...
Dlnsum, Karat 30.-The last few days have been wet,
which is act undesirable, as the previous very long spell of
dry weather had salad' the ground to become somewhat
hard floe mcing week. At this day's market:we experienced
a good dimillad Oats, at to advance of 3d. to fida:
barrel. Oatmeal also is se. to 10e. per ten higher. c
things, baksUg Indian Cora, 'maintained the rates of
Tuesday. The Mavens is the : Wheat whits,
245. to 26• 6d. ,• red, 225. to 255. par Oils 10•
to 12s. 6d. nor 1961b5. Barley, 14s. to 18s. pet 22411 m. Oat-
meal, lla. Id. to 12s. 6d. per cwt. Plow, seceada. 13s. to
151. 64. per cwt. Indian Cara, 30a. to 325. per 460th..
BELFAST March 29.-We have had some mild rain this
week, which stops the labour, but will be very metal to the
crops already in the ground. The supply of grain at market
is unusually small, even for the sage, and gives the idea
that our farmers have delivered the greater part of their
stocks. Wheat comes forward in fine condition, but is very
various in quality. It is taken at km week's rater. ildno
Odessa Wheat offers at 91. ss. per ton, and small sales of low
qualities of foreign Wheat are made at 91.5 e. to 101. 10.. pw
ton. Coarse Flour keeps in demand, whilst fine is dull of
sale, and prices nominal. American barrels sell at 255. to
255. 68. Barley a slow sale, at farmer rates. Oats are in
brisk demand for seed, which affects feeding Oats, sad in