The Express.
London, England, 1847-05-07 00:00:00

No. 214.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1847.

in favour of the seller, which is a more favourable report
than we have been able to make for some time past. Re-
fined
has also been more active to-day ; lumps, 61s, to 84s.—
Coffee comtinues dull, and the public sale of Jamaica wentoff
henv;:iy at rather lower prices.—Cluaysouil Cocoa withdrawn
at 41s. to tos.—Rum, duller sale„—Spices without alteration.
Saltpetre 1,300 bags offered ; a small part, refraction 21, sold
at 295. Gcl. ; refraction 101, 28a.; which were hig h prices.—Rice
The public sales of 3,600 tags middling white Bengal, and 200
bags Madras, went off with spirit, at • further advance, the
former 23.. Bd. to 21s; a small part, 245. Madras, good, 22a.
to Va. 6d. —ln other articles no material alteration; but
there has been a somewhat improved appearance in the Lane
to-day.

TALLOW.—The market very quiet. Petersburg
Y. C. on the bpot, 47.. to 475. ed. ; an the year delivery,
tbs. 65. to 45.. 9d.

•Tho following are
RalL And Bestl4,lll Hatton :Oa 44
WallsZad Clarke sad On
Walls End Heat. —s
Walla End Hassell
Walla End lieu. lll4
Walla End Xllliageorla ies --4
Walla E. iambi. lei 04
WAY liwararta We Id
Walla End Adelaide Tees
Walla End Tees
alias. 44.

COALS.—Ilalf-past
the quotations:
Adatr, 31414
Hate'. Hartley
Noddles Wen Hanley —• —4
Cart, !Wiley —.-4
]idea Mlle
1140144, 134.33 Y —4 —4
T• 44431 Moor
Wrtt Hartley .....
414114 Ell ddriside —4-4
Walls Ewa /140o0ke &Co. :•-• —l4_

CORN.—MAnx-LANE.—We have again to report
coamderable excitement in the trade. The little English
Wheat ou sale this morning realised 64. to 6s. abovu Mon-
day's rater Fors ign sold freely at a like improvement. Bar-
rel Flour was 3s. to 4s. dearer • the choicest brands made
484. per barrel. The town millers have advanced the top
price of Flour to 80s. per seek. Bliley in good demand, at
3.. ; Oata, Beans, and Peas, at 2a. advance upon Monday's
quotations.
The following are Monday's quotations:
BRITISH. 811111. no pow ClNArler.
enn; W Hese: and Kent nett.- 83 to 87 89 White .27t091 to 95
Norfolk and suoolB 63 to 85 87 do $.5 to al to 91
Talavera (Kam or Solna) 95 to 97
Carnbelk Lincoln Denali so 57 to 89 ,White 85 to 89 to 91
Plurthigiand & Moak do. -to - do -to- to -
Linn do -o- do -to-to --
Rem 6O to 65
BADIJIT. Fowling 43 to 46 LsMilling 40 49 to 52
U“ltiNit ......- ..... -.„..33 to S 3 Chevalier 34 to 38 fine to 60
Irish ....... - to - Snack - to
BUCK WiitAT ... 439,30
Idrie .„.. ....... „.... 73 to 78 due pole 78 to 84
OATS, English reed «...«. 32 to s4u Ott -Mick-. 31 to Ns Od
Ditto Polaris 36 to ads MI-Potato- 37 10139.4 Od
Berwick &added& Feed SS to 350 04...P0tat0.. 31 to 411, Od
Inns Feed .. -.... 30 to 31 to 334 dd.-Biwa.- 31 to 33. Od
Ditto Potato „ ..38e Od to 40a Od
Pau GI
' au, 59 to 63 41 to 305 0d...11ade... 84 to Sae Od
. Imperial 65 to 69
White 48 to 34. Boilers
BRANS, Harman 41 to 43 Tick. 43 to 46...01d 46 to 50
narrow 43 to 46 Small 48 to 51... ind 50 to 51
Tsam, new Spring .... .- to -New Winter- to -...01d - to -
HAreeMO, New 4O to 42
Pe thou..).
UNSNAP Coati £l2 104 to £l3 Os.
?eruct ot Mb.
Finest, Town made, delivered '7O to 75... _Pine Household 66 to 68
Norfolk and Suffolk .. 60 to 6i Whites
Northumberland, Liucola, sod UMW** - to -
Sulam And Kent -as - DOA
FOREIGN. Duty free.
WDLAT, 'loathe and Konigsberg 82 to 83 fine to 92...- to -
Pcnvenumaihrmetock, and Saida, new 115 to 89...- to -
Yea sal a
Thai mil 52 84.- to - -
Brea nen - to -
Desubisol lm.. - 80 to AL..- to -
d
i
Rea -
a/A.IAT, Feeding IS 44; 44 - l7otilling 44 to 52.. -to -
INDIAN C0NN..... - to -
Oses, Russian - to -
Polueransin mg &AMA . 3l to 33...- to -
Median sal ANIL • 27 to St-- to -
Oil 40 to 41-- to -
Small . ... -to - ....- - to -
74yptirM.„..... 40 to 44 faMBll7 -to -..- to -
Pam, Grey
Milate 3l to 55 Banes - to -
TADDS, Old - to - mew - to --large - ea -
Lemma Witte and Rumba 4ll 44 to V.- do. &R.
Mediterranean and Wenn ...' -- 47 41 Is 51.- &a dig
RAM.= 44 to 42 Hompored 11 is 38... tial. als
HAMM.. CADts tree of duty, per tom M tea. to Si ilk.
LANINAD Comm, NOM sad German ditto Cll tea to /19 Sea
Ditto nand and Amerada ditto CIO elks to ttl II&
per BrL 41167a5.
Fawn, American
Danttie and Hamburg — 98 to 42
Candies (Doty 7(d. pm Wed) .. —............
French &Me - M - per Bowled 280 lbs.
ARRIVALS IMO LONDON MON bra MY TO Ala NAY.
CO% Roctolli. lo
Irish. Ponies,
' lam ' * VMS

Wile•t
Herley HI)
2,417--
. I 7774*
Oata

4,eM robe • bierele. lliat:Ases qeselers.
LONDON AVMOCIL •Vi.blllo4 Us. ed.: bres7. 331. 74.; °N.,
W. 4d. ; rye, Slis. sd. ; leas, 44.4 d. ; pass, MA
IMPERIAL AVERAGE&

I Oats. Are. likens. Pea.
27 77s edirll4767lls 6 I
dids 0,1151, led Ms 9d
April 3 774 14.31. 3d 1110 &,a7. 7d!ills 55 10d
10 71s idillit bd Is 74 Ms 104i50s 344 Od
17 74s 14146 s 44 Ti 7(566s Id ells led :d
24 Tie 106411. 5d 2Do 7d;ASis 6i1149. ltd 321 4d
May 1 7Ss 6d 49s 6d 3O. 11d:651 1341.11 s 104 32. 11.1
6 woke Au. Aver. 76. 4d4os edible ed Si. 74:trAkil 11d,54.• 7d
ahem are ao duties= Foreign Grath./

7f a
77 1

[3d.

445. Beans, new, 565. to 80s. Peas, 64e. to 68e. Malt, 70s.
to 78s. Tares, 70s. to 72*.
- - -

NEWBURY, MAY 6.—We had again a good supply or
Wheat, which met a Brisk sale at an advance of fully 7s. per
qr. Very little Barley at market, and dearer. Oats and
Beam from Is, to 2s. higher. Flour advanced 6s. per sack.

PLYMOUTH, M&Y 6.—This market continues bare of
Wheat, u no supplies have arrived from abroad since last
report. Farmers made 96*. to 100 s. per qr. Flour 765. per
sick.

Rousey, MAT 6.—The Wheat trade very brisk, at an ad-
vance of 6a. to 6s. per qr. for best 'ample., and teem 3s. to
4s. for common. Some of the best Wheats% sada 84s. to 96..
per qr. ; good reds, 90'. ; common, 84s, to 865.; inferior, 76e.
to 800. Flour rose 3s. 4d. per wk. Barley made tress s.
to 3.. per qr. more money ; nearly all sold at sack advances;
beat reaching 565. to 58s. per qr. ; moderate, 505. to 525.
Malt also was 4s. per qr. higher: prices from 84a. to 88s.
Oats made from la. to 3s. per qr. more money; prices
30s. and 40.. per qr. Been., and both white and
grey Peas could aot be had without giving fully 21. per qr.
more money. Winter and spring Tares about the same as
last week. Rye was asked for ; but little for sale.

ROYSTON, MAY 6.—A very excited market. Wbe►t se.
to 6s. per load darer; and Flour 4d. per peck higher ; but
little Barley on offer. Oats, Beans, and Peas all 2a. to 3e.
dearer. Wheat, 4de. to 60e. Batley, 46e. to 67e. Oats, 265.
to 37e.

SIOCILBRIDOE, MAY 6.-Fine samples of white Wheat
sold at an advance of 20.. to 24A. per load, nearly all being
taken at the commencement; floe and superior white reached
231. to 241. per load ; beet red, 221., moderate samples making
211., and inferior, 19f. to 201. Flour has ripen to from 645. to
70a. per wick, and Bread to 20d. per gallon. Barley is getting
very smite; the best 3e. per qr. higher, and common 2a. ;
price, 48.. to 60.. Molt, best, 115. ; second quality, 10s. 6d. ;
common, 10a. per bushel. Barlevmeal, 271. per bag. OYU
also advanced 1.. to 2s. per qr., as sweet Pulands making
38s. to 40.. per qr. • good black, 365. ; common, 30s. to 325.
Some inquiries for 'Rye. Beans dearer by 2s. per qr., best
making 611. Pesocould not be purchased without submitting
to a similar increase in price. Winter Vetches, ss. to 6s. per
bushel ; spring, Bs. to 9s.
STOCKTON-ON•TRIA, MAY 3. -Our farmers brought s
moderate supply of Wheat to this day's market, and the
coasting arrivals are small. Our market is much excited,
having buyers from distant part: of the interior, where the
stocks of the farmers' wheat are exhausted. Red Whqut sold
for 841.. to 923. per quarter ; ant white, of an extra fine qua-
lity, for 100.. per quarter. The immediate wants of this
district are not satisfied, and speedy importations are much
required. Barley, Beans, Peas, and Oats are all 2s. to 3e.
per quarter dearer, and in request. Flour is 7s. per sack
d, arer. The sp.sther is excessively cold and wet,
with north-east wind, a continuance of which, in
this month of May, would be very injurious to the
growing crops, which are already very late, and
will he most serious for the country if it continues.
Wheat, per quarter, Yorkshire and Durham, white,
88s, to 935. ; red, 84s. to 595. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, white,
90s. to 955.; red, 87s. to 92a. Barley, malting, Norfolk and
Suffolk, 52.. to 545.; Chevalier, 535. to 555. ; grinding and
feeding, 435. to 48s. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 61s. to 61s.
Beans, small, 545. to 585.; tick, 545. to 575. Peas, white,
boilers, 60s. to 665.; grey and maple, 50s. to 52.. Oats,
potato, 31s. to 35. • common, 255. to 30,. Flour,
country, per wok of 280 lb., 635. to 656.; superfine,64s.to67s.
Foreign • Wheat, per qr., Beattie, 91s. to 955.; ltostock and
Wismar, 89s. to 935. ; Stettin, 87s. to 91s. ; Danish and Ham-
burg, 851. to 89s. Barley, Rostock and Stralsund, 50s. to
545. ; Danish and Swedish, 48s. to 52e. Peas, white, boiler,
645. to 665. ; grinding, 525. to 545.
WOKE INGTON, MAY 5.-At our market to-day there was
. but a very short supply of Wheat, at from 6,1. to Is. seer
• Carlisle bushel over last week's prices-viz., 345. 61. -All
• other kinds a blank. _

-•-
ewes, MAY 5.-There is still very little of anyrdaberip-
tkra of agricultural produce ceiling forward, and a xmuld
seem that the stocks of the farmers are well-sigh exhausted.
Oats sold higher at yesterday's market, the gene pad being
Md. to 1914. per stone. Oatmeal, flour, irm., Tomlin with-
out alteration in price. 1 odian Corn Meal is again 3d. to
Cod. per cwt. lower. American Flour, 41s. per bawl.
WATILMPOILD, MAY 6.--Since Saturday our market has
ruled dull, bet arm, Sic every article is the trade, and prices
remained stationary mail Oat morning, when the receipt of
Monday's London amounts gave buyers eon6dence to pur-
chase at higher rates.
Boareorwon, Mar 5.. -The supply of Scotch Wheat from
the growers at this morning's market was larger than we
have had for some weeks hack, notwithstanding which, busi-
ness commenced with considerable animation, and the whole
was quickly clearedeff a an advance of 3s. to 41. per qr. on
the currency of lent Wednesday. Foreign was in food re-
quest, and a large business was done at a similar Improve-
/INA. Barley seater, and 2s. to 3s. per qr. dearer. The
medicate supply of Oats met a steady sale at 6d. to ls. per qr.
beyond the rases of tit,. day week. White Peas in great
demand, and hilly 3s. to 4s. higher. Beans unaltered.
Wheat, 770 qrs.; top, 87s. ; average, 78s. 4d. per qr. Bar-
ley, 174 qrs. ;:top, 575. ; avenge, 51s. 3d. Oats, 647 qrs. ;
tep, 43a. 4d.; average, 335. Bd. Beans, 44 qrs. ; top, 61e. ;
average, 575. 9d. per qr.
GLASGOW, MAY 5.-With the exception of about 3,000
qrs. Beans, mostly EgYptian, :the arrivals reported in the
Clyde since the 28th ult., have been very moderate, and the
chief import', via Grangemouth, inclusive of those coastwise
and from abroad, have ,roosisted of about 3,000 qrs. Barley,
2,600 qrs. Oats, and 1,000 qrs. Wheat. Vegetation makes slow
progress, the wind having again gone rout .d to the east, an
the nights are very cold for this advanced period of the season.
Eatensive purchases of Wheat have been made this week
for export, principally of good qualtries of fresh new
foreign and English red, at 375. sa. per boll. For Flour last
week's prices have been readily obtained. There has been
a good demand for Oats and feeding Beans ; and for Barley
considerably higher rates were required. This day's market
was well attended, and an advance of 2a. per boll on
Whoa., lc per barrel on Flour, 6d. per boll on
Oat,, and Is.per load on Oatmeal was established ; but
the amount of businew done was not extensive. Barley
was held 2a. to 3e. higher, and very little offering.
Beans and Peas were about 6d. per respective boll dearer.
Wheat, per 240:b5., English, white, new, 393. to 425.; red,
old, 37.. to 38a. ; new, 38$. to 405.; Scotch, white,
new, 36a. to 38e. ; Irish, red and white, new. 365. to
38s. ; Dantric, old, 39a. to 42e.; Pomeranian, old, 38s. to
40s. ; new, 38a. to 403. ; Danish, old, 375. to 38s. ; new, 38s.
to 395.; Odessa, aoft, old, 375. to 38s. : Comedian, old,
335. to 395. ; United States, old, 38* to 41s. Barley,
per 3201 b., Berwick and Scotch, new, 365. to 3951;
Irish, new, 345, to 365. ; foreign, free Pomeranian,
&c., new, 31e. to 385.; free Danish, new, 34*. to
370. Oat", per 2441 be , Berwick and Scotch, new, 30s. to 345.;
prepared Irish. new, 08s. to 31s. 6d. ; Danish, new, 28s. to 30s.
Beans, per 4 imperial bushels, English, new, 295. to 301.;
Foreign, new, 27e. to 284. ; Irish, per 260 lbs., new,
28'. to 295. ; Egyptian, per 280 lbs., old, 255. Peas,
per 280 lbs., white, new, 325. to 335. ; grey, new,
31a. to 32a.; Canadian, new, 31s. to 325. Flour, per
280 1b.., English, auperftne, new, 58s. to 60s. ; Irish ditto,
new, 565. to 58a. ; fine, new, 54,. to 66'. ; extra choice
qualities, new, 603. to 625. ; American, per barrel, sweet,
old, 40s. to 42c ; Canadian, sweet, • old, 395. to 41s. ;
sour old, 365. to 365. Oatmeal, per 2801ba., Scotch, new,
675. to 595. Indian Corn, per 2801b5., 325. to 331.