The Express.
London, England, 1848-02-15 00:00:00

sound white soli at 47a pee Ir. ; good grey, 46e. ; Ina*,
44e. to Ms. Bye was in good demand. at hoes 16s. to 17s.
per seek. Winter Tares Wafts ; the best sold at 71. 6d. per
bushel ; inferior, 6e. 6d. ; spin, new, 7s. to 71. 6d. ; old,
6e. to 6s. 6d.

YAIMOVTIi. Feb. 12.—We bad only a very moderate
supply of all grain, bat it seemed quits equal to the demand,
end boldness exceedingly stow and dull for everything.
Wheats sold at barely late priors for the best ; other sorts
rather lower. Malting Barley in limited demand, and
shipping qualities are fully la per qr. cheaper. In other
gran no alteration worth notice. and Flour is rather lower.
Wheat, white, 625. to 544. ' • red. 46a to 60s. Barley, 28s.
to Ws. Beans, 86s. to Ms. Peas, 384. to 40e. Oats, 225.
to 265.

ALZIANDILIA. Jan. 14.-Our market has been very calm,
and prices are slightly fallen. Wheat is now from 60p. to
to 63p. Beans, 60p. to 53p. Barley, 32p. to 34p. Indian
Corn, 40p. Peas. 60p. Linseed is from 75p. to 85p. Sesame,
I3op. to 135 p. Oums are worth 360 p. Freights are low :
Is. per qr. to England.
CON6TM4TINOPLR, Jan. 27.-There has lately been some
sales, for the Mediterranean and England, of hard and soft
Wheats ; also some Indian Corn for England, and Barley for
Africa. These sales, amounting to 40.000 kilos of Wheat
and 10,000 of Indian Corn, hare caused prices to rise striae.
At present they are as under • Arotr hard Wheat, 23/p. to
25p.• Bessarabia, 220. to 23p. ; Rousuelia. 20p. to 21p. ;
soft .16p. to 18p. ; Ibraill, 15p. to 17p. ; Indian Corn, 15p.
to 16p.; Rye. 12p. to 13p. ; Barley, 85p. to 9p.; Oats. 81p.
Ito 9p There are about 90,000 kilos of hard and soft Wheat
1 in dep6t ; some 20,000 of Indian Corn and Barley. Oats are
scarce. The only vessel freighted the past week has been an
English ship, for England, at 91. 6d. per qr.
Darrow, Feb. 7.-There are now more buyers foe Wheat,
as prices are considered low, under the circumstances. Other
aorta of grain are still difficult of disposal. Finest high-mixed
Wheat, 484. to 495. ; beet, 465. to 465. ; good, 42e. to 435. ;
inferior, 40s. to 41s. Eye, Ms. to 295. Barley, 265. to 271.
raw, 30e. to 32m. Oats, 17a. to Ills. Linseed, 34e. to 35e.
per qr., all free on board.

ENDIN, Feb. 6.—Our prices of grain have declined, and
the trade in Wheat, Rye, and heavy Omsk fies,wllll4 Barley,
Beans, and light Oat. will meet a fair demand. We have at
present a mid thaw, and are looking for a speedy opening
of the navigation. Present prices are as follows, vie., Wheat,
661bc. to 601 b., 365.; to 41e. 6d. Rye, 295. to 30e. 6d.
Barley, grinding, 191. to 225. 6d. ; Oats, feed, 13s. to 14s. 6d.;
brew, ' 1.51 to 18s 6d Horse Beans, 275. 6d. to 28s.

Hurateao, Feb. ll.—Towards the end of last week we
had heavy rain, but have since had a little frost and snow,
and the ice on the river is still very thick. We have had
rather more demand for Wheat, but at low prices, and it
has not !nit° business. Beet marks Wheat, 631 b., is held at
475. ; for good 621bs. Seale there are buyers at 44e. on board
here, and for 62Ibs. to 631 b. red Baltic at 40s. to 41s. per
qr. on board at the outporta; such is however, held at
41s. 6d. to 425. 6d. Barley is much inquiredi for, and a con-
siderable business has been done, at rather higher prices;
Jutland, 531b5., fetched 20s. 9d., Island, 531bs. to 541hs.
21s. 3d. to 21s. 6d., and fine, 541 b., 225. 6d. per qr. Daniel;
Oats would find buyers at 15s. to 15s. 4d., but are held at
15s. 9d. Middle Beans have been sold, and are still in de-
mand at 28s. per qr. on the Jande, but are now held at 295.
Peas firm. Wismar can be bought at 30s. There is Iris
doing in red Cloverseed, but it is held firmly at late prices.
Rape and Linseed Cakes unaltered.

MARSEILLES, Feb. s.—Wheat in entrepot is again in
good request here, and the arrivals from the eastwani having
hitherto fallen short of expectation, prices have risen. At
lresent, really fine Polish Odessa could not be shipped be-
ow 48s. per qr. free on board.

ROBTOCI, Feb. 3.—Supplies of Wheat contieue to come
in very slowly, and we shall export this season much lets than
in ordinary years. Prime samples of Wheat continue in good
demand, at 445. to 435. per qr., free on board in the spring ;
middling qualities, 41s. to 425. Barley, .521bs. to 531b5., much
inquired after at 225. 3d. Fine boiling Peas, 335. Rye, 581bs.
to 59Ibs , 28s. Osta, 37Ibs. to 38th'., 183. to 18s. 6d.

Sr. PISTEHSTIVUO, Jan. 29.—The weather is very mild
here; only 3 degrees of Reaumur, of frost, with a little snow.
Corn continues unnoticed for export; prices, however, are
rising in the interior. In other descriptions of grain no
transactions of importance have taken place since our last.
&totems, Jan. 16.—A few sales only hare taken plies.
Our present prices are: Wheat, bard, first quality, 74p. to
76; second quality, 70 to 72 ; third quality, 60 to 65; soft,
first quality, 64 to 65; second quality, 60 to 62. Indian
Corn, 45 to 46. Rye, 45 to 46. Barley, 28 to 28j. Oats
scarce, and nominal.

Surma, Jan. 28.-Some 12,000 kilo.. have been sold for
Europe, free on board, at 19 p.
MALTA, JAIL 4.-We have upwards of forty English
merchant vessels lying here idle. There is no demand.
Azoff bard Wheat is 355. to 38.. per maim; Odessa, 335. 64.
to 355.; Danube, 31s. 9d. to 335. 64.; Turkey, 314. ad. to
335. ; Azoff and Odessa, soft, new, 30s. 1.0 335. 3d. ; Danube,
275. to 28s. • Roumelia, 235. 6d. to 2.55. ; Egypt, new, 265. to
295. ; old, i2s. to 24.. Barley, Black Sea and Levant, 15s.
to 16s. 64.; Egypt, I6s. 6d. to 194. ; Sicily, 16s. 9d. to 19s.
Indian Corn, Danube, 235. 6d. to 255. ; Italian. 21s. to 235. ;
Levant aud Albanian, 21.. 9J. to 23.. 6d. • Egypt, 134. to
I6s. 94. Sicilian Beans, 22.5. to 235. ; Ettypt, 21s. to 225. ;
Sag/tins, Egyptian, 19s. to 20. Peas, 275. .to 28..

HOPS.— BOROUGH ALtaarr, Two o'Clook.
Moira. Pattenden and Smith report that there is no altera-
tion in the Hop market.
Nur BIM It Z. Rents 31. 8 WS. e l TosrlLog licaltcp.owt. 21. 3to 31. ••
NertWoold of Roots 2 181.311 Yearlto4 Sweet 2 6t02 13
No. Smoex .1 14 to 3 10 014 M0t0........ 1 0 ‘‘, 2 •
Farnham........... • • to 3 12

HAY.—SmITIMELD, Two o'Clork.—)Sean. Cooper
and Davis report the following quotation.:
Primo Meadow 611, W 725. I
R0w0....435. to O I Eta throw.. 24.. to 30,
Inform:

CATTLE, &c.—Total of Cattle received in London,
Fthe Eutern Countiu Railway, for the week. ending
b. 12 :
Beasts. Pin. Calves.
At London 2ll
.1.!!7

At Stratford station.., 404
At Totteraliam

BOTLEY, Feb. 14.—A good quantity of fat Beasts, for
which there was a good trade, at, for best, 12s. per score ;
second quality, lls. ; inferior, 10s. to 10s. 6d. Calves soldat
12a. per score for best, and 10s. 6d. to 115. for second-rate.
Ths best Hampshire Downs made ss. 4d. per stone of Subs. ;
some large Sweet breed, ss. to ss. 2d • half bred, ss. ; mo-
derate Sheep, 4s. Bd. • common, 4s. a All were sold early.
Some very fine fat Lambs made from 18s. to 244. each. Best
fat Hogs were scarce, and 6d. per score dearer.

CoLcseernk, Feb. 12.—There was • larger show of
Beasts than for some time put, and a fair sprinkling of fat
ones. There was more briskness in the trade for fat ones,
and those in fresh condition, and priors were rather higher ;
but lean stock hung on hand, although offered at declining
rates. As is usual at this season of the year, the supply of
Sheep was limited, and prices were quite equal to those of
last week. Pigs were in tolerably good supply, and the
turn cheaper.
Nonwicts, Feb. 12.—Our market exhibited an excellent
show of Scots, with some good Short-Horns. Although
thne was a large attendance of buyers, and a great many
sales effected, last week's prices were with dicfllulty obtained.
A fresh drove will be shown on the 19th instant. Fat Beasts
e dull sale, at Be. to Bs. 6d. per stone. The pens were badly
Ellie d. Hoggets scarce, at from 365. to 425. per head. Keep-
ing
Sheep, 38a. to 42e. per head, and In good request. Fat
Sheep steady, at Bs. 6d. to Vs. per stone, with a good clear-
ance. Good store Pigs, 23e. to 30s. per head. Fat Pork,
61. 6d. to is per stone.
Yana FAlL—Only a limited number of purchasers,
which, together with the small quantity of stock shown,
rendered it not so brisk a market as usual. The prices, how-
ever. did not recede. The Horse Fair was also scantily sup-
plied with animals of a good description, but the few that
were shown found ready buyers, at fair remuner►tive prices
to Lb. sellers.

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