The Express.
London, England, 1847-02-26 00:00:00

!. 25.

sent in the market, and a good
prices of several stocks went
Man.& Leeds am, (tate Eaten.),
$ 1-16 3 p
Man., Met., &Lincoln., 96
Do. Eighths, 4 d
Do. & Grimsby, 20L share., 14 d
Man. &Soutbamp.,l64. 114. 3d.
N. Sloiford,lnre, 39.16 p
Preston & Wye*, 36 &SI
Do. halves (II), p
8. tiork,hire, D00e.,&z., 5-16 p
West Riding Union, 1 15-16 24 p

&&1.¢.43, Fin!. 23.

ea. flat,~
and transactions more
day.
Boa, Stam., & B. Rees., If p
N. Staffordshire. h Si. 119.3 d. p
Shrews. it Mr. (A), tl p
Shrews. D. fir. (B), Ns. Bd. p
Ikrbystu, Staft.,9oVor., 119.3 d.
6LES, Flu. 25.

at. Weslaco (limiters, ;I
, Do. New, 11 p
Midland New 4tit., 51 p
Do. New 501., 4 p

LEEDS 514 LES, FM. 15.
The transactions in the share market were scarcely so nu.
meow so on the preceding day, but there was • alight
advance observed in some of the lines.
E. Lancashire, Scrip, Da. p I Man. Southampton, 19s. 16e. d
E. and W. Yorkshire, &I. Ss. ed. p North lirttish Qrs., 4Je. fid. p
Bud. & Man., 3f p I North Staffordshire, 11 p
Ds. i hints, 23a. p West }Wing Union, 143e6 p
Leeds and Think, 6a. ed. 11 d Sheffield, Rotherham, am, is. p
Do. Preference, na. p Elva Lancashire, 2 p
Dud. and •hefßeid, 4j p N. British Thirds, Us. 3d. p
Malton & Driif. Jane., 901.1 d. I 1 p Amberifsirst 9e. p
Matlock and Buxton, 13s. p New Thinks, 10s. d
Great Grimsby, 41 d
N. British Raves, 16.1
Do. Quarters,. IS.

ES, F... RS.
W. It. Union, 31. l9a. 6d. 31. 19..
blanch. @ South., 24a.

YORK 8
Bar. lk Orton' In., 141
OL N. (Lon. & York itrg.),
North Bntish, nada., 3
Do. Quarters, U. 7s.
Do. Exton., If. 6s. 9d.
DUBLC(

E 54, Fcs. 25.
Item, Bus., Met., & Mrl„ 2J
W. It. Union, 31. lee. 6d.
Tk. St N., Pref., itt. lee. ed. I
York & N. MW., Prof., If

LIN. rn 'swum
Mid. Gt. West. & H. C., gi
1.1/1101PAJNIRD ry 1343 x. 01840.
Cork & Waterford. 3.. 3d.
Dab., BeL & Col. IL, 4s. 9d.
Mid. Gt. W. 1.1. to Owl., 3s.

LES, F. 24.
Wm., Wm, Wk. & IM., 3e. Ed.
Wes., Cart, & Dub. J. ,
LINO AILLUIDOSKI.I/2 Oil NOT 11WIFED.
Galway & Ennis, 3. 9d.
Larne, Bet, & B L, Ile.

24.

};din. and Newport, 51 6
Do do. New, 54. 6d. 56.. Gd.
Edin.a. Perth (New (b.), Sis..s6s.
Do. New, 13s. 6d.
Gt. N. (late Dir. N.), 765. 795. CAL
Man. and Southampton, 241.
N. British, Mk
Do. Haloes, 17
Do. New Um. (•erip, 29a.
Do. Shirai., 751. 775.
, Fkottlah Midland, 2J$
Stirling and Duarenn., 795.
BALES, Pan. 24.

Aberdeen, 23 --------
Caledonian, Nr., 49a. 491.6 d.
Dfr. Nor. Scrip, 55a. 6d. 33e.
Dundee & Perth, 37
Do. New, 211
Past of Fife, 636
Rest Lothian Central, 316 321.
L, a Gram, New, 47a.ed.
30a.
Do. Qr.., IGa. 1663 d.
Edin. t Nor., lel 171
Do. New, 631.661.

GLASGOW I
Caledonian, New, Cm 30a
Caledonian at Dumbarton., 460.
DR. Northern Scrip, 35.1.
Dun.tic Arbroath New,No. 3, 5 j
Dundee 8 Perth, 344
Do. New, 22 3
End Indian Railway, 9a
Ertl. and Glasgow. 761
Do. Qualms, 19
Edin. and Northern, 161. 19e.
Do. Newport, si

Gust Louisan (len., 494. 6.1. 504.6 d.
KiL, and Ayr, 34
GI., sum., tcOstr., Je.
GI., Kit., & Ardnio, 64
61. Ha. Mineral, 40, Ad. 444.
Man. 44,0uth., No 6d. 2.5 a. 6d.
N. Brltinb Thirds, 754. 7Gs.
goottuth Central, 22
Wilauotoon, Morning., and Colt-
on., Sol
Tart it Nene. Pref., 81

PRODUCE.—MINCTNO-LANE, Half-paat Two.—
Sugar : The public sales consisted of 16,000 bags Mauritius
and 4,000 bags Bengal, a quantity exceeding the demand ;
sad although importers submitted to a decline of 6d., a por-
tion was obliged to be bought in to protect the market; re-
fined tolerably steady at 655. to 64e. 6d. for standard quality.
Coffee A pretty general feeling exists that this article is
Quite safe as to prices, and as the consumption runs on
Ceylon, holders have become wen firm ; the good ordinary
descriptions of this class are now largely held in second hands,
and speculators appear to be watching the article.—Rice
70 casks Caroline, foreign cleaned, were offered in public
sale at 28s. 6d. ; good white Bengal bought in at 24s—Sago :
150 bags and boxes sold in public sale, tine, 503. to 525. 6d. ;
inferior, 395. to 395. 6d., which established a decline of fully
?A.—Cotton has become mute firm—Pepper steady; and
other spices are very firm.—ltum dull, and prices partly
nominal.—Tea in fair demand, at former prices.—In other
articles, no alteration.

TALLOW.—The market on the spot and for deli-
very on or before the end of April, remains very firm. For
autumn delivery large ➢urchases have been made at advanced
rates, considerable business having been done at 465. for de-
livery in September and October. Petersburg Y. C. oa
the spot, 51s. ; March and April delivery, 61s.

CORN.—MARK LANE.—The bulk of the English
Wheat arrived since Monday has gone direct to the millers,
consequently but little has appeared upon the Market for
sale. Without any great life in the trade, factors bare suc-
ceeded in clearing their stands on about the same terms as on
Monday last. Foreign Wheat continues in fair request,
.at
very full prices. Some cargoes of LincoM and Cambridgeshire
Wheat have again been sold for export to France. Barley
in better supply, and • dull sale at Monday's decline. Oats
were more plentiful than of late, awl difficult to quit, at ls.
reduction. Beans and Peas unaltered.

The following are Monday's quotations:
BRITIBIi. 0100 teer per
WCZAT, Ego. andlient Red. 76 to 80 8.2 White...7B to r Zellli
Norfolk and tioffaik 72 to 7011 do 76 to 60 to 81
Talavera (sea or Bs/51k) 1113 to 88
Cambridge & Lineohalled 73 to 80 to 82 White 60 to 82 to 84
Northumberlsnd k Mike do. —to do —to— to
Irish do —to do —to— to
Rut *. 55 to 60
Bau', Feeding 48 to 47 Distilling 4819 to 52
Mang B3 to 53 Clarialier 53 to 60 Ono to 62
Irish. to Scotch to
RV= WRZAT 40 to 44
Mum AO to 04 fine pale 34 to 88
OATS, English Feed ill to 11.5. Oil Atha— 32 to 55s Od
Ditto Points& 87 to 39s Od...Potato.. 38 to 1475 Od
Berwick ludas:Web had 84 to We Od—Potato. 39 to 41s Od
Irkh Feed ..........31 to 271 to Hs 0d....81aini... 32 to 34e Od
Ditto POWO 395 Ott to 41s Od
Pus, Grey
Blue to
50 to lli 46 49a Oil—Maple... 17 to 314 Od
itopetiel 63 to 69
White 48 to 54 Moiler. .
Puns, Musa= 44 to 48 Ilea A 6 to 49...atd 49 to 53
Harrow 4B to 19 Stull 51 to 54...0kl 53 to 57
Taus, New Spring .... . to New Winter— to —...01d to
Bareseno, Hew 4O to 42
Per Mourn&
Dunn Cues £l3 Os to .Cl 3 10e.

Flotaa, Town made, delivered 60 to 63... Phis flougit old 311 to 378
Norfolk and Suffolk... 30 to 54 .....Whites
Northumberland, Lincoln, and Yockshire
Boma and Kent —to Irish —to
FOREIGN. Doty tree.
Wow, Mettle and Konigsberg 74 le 77 fine to 84... to
lenteraneen,4 Rostock, and 80etili, Dm 74 to 79... to
French and Brabant
Daneh and Hamburg's
Emden 59 to 63 .11gyplitm.. to —... to
Donuhe and Odessa 73 to 74 .. to
Oparool, hard —to - a*
Canadian — to Amlnilan :4 to 64-
Eve
BARLIT, Fettling 44 to 48 TaMilling 48 to 52... to
Latinism
33 in 33... 4,9
Pameraneen and Straisegai
Swedish and Danish - to
Frimeland and Dutch ... .. ud —to to
Bemis, lick - to
Email - to
Egyptian...... 44 to 48 TIMM to —... to
Pau, GeV'
White SO to 68 Bonin - to -
Tomo, Old - to -
Lumen, Baltic and Russian
Mediterranean and Odessa
Ilerveze 3B to 40 Hemmed 34 to 36 .. do. dn.
"AMMO Cages OM ot duty, per too, SS 3a. to t 3 100.
Lum.i. ems, Dutch and German ditto £9 10s. to £lO to..
Dille French and American ditto VO
per lirl. of 196 lbs.
Tiovs, American 39 to 41
Dentate and Hamburg
.—, ... , .. ..-
39 to 40

OmOs (Doty 714. ;sr lisfei)
hula •••••••••••...1111111 te per Back o 77•0

Prim. i Jas. 16. Jan. HA Jaa. 301 Feb. IL Pas. 13,1'03.30.
74 11
73 10
73 3
71 7J 71 7 7.11
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70
BIRMINGHAM, Fan. 25.-At this day's market there wag
again a large supply of Wheat, which met an improved sale
at the currency of this day se'enight. Barley very dull, but
unaltered in value. Irk Oats nothing doing worth notice.
Beans plentiful, and 112 per qr. lower. During the present
week, a good deal of Wheat has been offering at a decline of
2s. per qr. without finding buyers. In Barley no trinsee-
tions reported. A few Oats have charged hands at W. to Is.
per quarter under former currency. For Beans, 2s. per
quarter below previous rate* would be accepted. Wheat :
English, white, per bush. of 62 lbs., 9s. 44. to 10s. 244
new, 9s. Id. to 101. ; red, Be. 9J. to 9-. 104. • new, Bs. 94. to
9s. Ild. foreign, red, 9e. to 1011. ; white, 9s: 44. to 10s. 6d. •
Polish ddessa, 9s. 44. to 9s. 102. ; Danube, 9s. to 9e. 8d:
Barley, per imp. qr., .51s. 64. to 535. ; griudiag, per 3192111 e.,
475. 64.'t0 493. 6d. Oats,English, white, per imp. qr., 328. Gd.
to 441. 6d. ; Welsh, per 3121 b.., black and white, 31s. 9d. to
345. 6d. ; Irish (401 b. to 421 b.), 34•. 6d. to 37e. 6d. ; do. (371 b.
to 391 b.), 335. 6d. to 3.55. 62 ; black, 324. 9d. to 365. 9d.
Beans, English, per 1961 b.., old, 20s. 6d. to 21s. 9d ; new,
20s. 6d. to 211. 6d. ; Irish, 19s. 9d. to 21e. • foreign, 19s. 6d.
to 225. Peas, boiling, per imp. qr., 58s. to 68s. •, grinding, per
196 lb., 19s. Gil. to 20.. 6d. Flour. per rack of 2801 b., English,
fine, 595. G.l. to 625. ; seconds, 565. to 575.
BRISTOL, Faa. 25.-The prices of English Wheat got e
way to-day from 2s. to 31. per qr. The decline is attributed
to there being a large supply of indifferent qualities. Farmers
were reluctant sellers at the lowered rater. Foreign was
about Is. per qr. lower. There was a dull sale of Flour,
and holders had to submit to a small decline. B ale's, both
malting and grinding, was 2s. per qr. .ower. There was a
very small demand for Oats, and the quotation of prices may
be considered as in a great measure nominal. Beans and
Peas were also about Is. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, per
4801b5., free I)antzic, Koningsberg, &c., high mixed, &c.,
80s. to 84s. ; Hamburg, Pomeranian, and others, fine red, 78s.
to 80s.; Maria nop li, Polish, 775. to 795.; A ncona,Barletta,
&c., 745. to 76e. ; Odessa, Riga, &c., 740. to 764.; Taganrog.
Kubanka, &c., 73.. to 755.; English, red and white, old
and new, 721. to 801 per imperial qr. Irish, kiln-dried, fine
new, 9.. to 9s. 34. per 60 lbs. Barley, English, fine malting,
52.. to 64e. ; Irish, prepared, 534. to 565. ; foreign, .54.. to
605.; English distilling and grinding, 48s. to 501. per 100110 s;
foreign, 475. to 50s. Oats: Welsh and Devon feed, new, 275.
to 30e. per imperial qr. ; Irish kiln dried, white, fine new,
per 329 1b.., 38s. • feed, 355. to 37a. ; black, good, 30s. to 325. ;
foreign, 3'2s. to 38s. per Imperial qr. Beans, foreign, 503. to
fiGs. ' • English, 56*. to 60s. Flour, United States, &c.,
sweet, superfine, 425. to 445., per 196 lbe.; English, seconds,
58s. to 605.; fine, 62a. to Ma The arrivals of the week have
been 1,835 qrs. Barley ; and 510 sacks Flour, coastwise.

DEVIZES, FEB. 25.—We were very largely supplied with
Wheat, the greater part of which was lelt unsold, the far-
mers not choosing to give way in price. Where sales were
effected a reduction of about 2s. a quarter was submitted to.
Barley was in large supply, and met a dull vle, at from Is.
to 2s. per qr. below last week's prices. Oats, Beans, and
Peas were also in very large supply, and the trade was
heavy. Oats were rather lower in price. Wheat, per qr.,
best, white, 735. to 82a.; red, 635. to ',805.; inferior, 50s. to
625. Barley, 455. to 61s. Oats, 28s. to 365. Beans, new,
495. to 565. Peas, 491. to 545. Flour, per tack, fine, 625. to
675. ; seconds, 575. to 62.. Bread, best, per 81b. loaf, IBd.
GAINIIBOROUGH, FEB. 23.—The Wheat trade was very
heavy to-day, and sales were with difficulty effected at a
duetion of 2a. to 3s. per quarter.

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NEWARK, FEB. 54.-We have had a very full market.
In the beginning no business could he done, except at 2s. to
3s. per qr. lower prices, but towards the end a brisker sale
took place. Wheat, new white, 765. to 80.. ; new red, 725.
to 765. ; old. 68s. to 701. Barley, malting, 566. to 58s. ;
grinding, 445. to 48s. oats, new, 40t. to 436. ; feed, 325. to
375. Beans, old, 545. to .561.; new, 50s. to 58s. Peas, Me.
to 580. Tares, 70s. to 725. Malt, 765. to 82s. Per quarter.
NEWBURY, Fes. 24.-We bad only a moderate supply of
Wheat, but fully equal to the demand, as the sale pro-
ceeded slowly at a decline of Is. to 26. per qr. There was a
good supply of Barley, and the trade exceedingly dull, at Is.
fees money. Oats were also cheaper, and Beans and Peu
easier to buy. Averages to the 20th February : -1,121 pa.
Wheat, at 71s. 8.1. ; 418 Barley, 535. 2d. ; .50 ()ate, 30s. Id. ;
4 Beans, 535. ; 14 Peas, 51s. 2d.
Neweaterts, FEB. 23.-The weather still continues open,
but the last day or two the temperature has been much
colder, whilst slight 'rusts have prevailed at night, which
will render the land more friable and more adapted to re-
eeive the seed, which is about being deposited in tne ground.
At our market this morning we had a moderate show of
Wheat from the country, but the arrivals coastwise being
large, and the report from London disappointing general ex-
putation, but few transactions resulted, and those only at a
decline of 2s. to 36. per qr., but we may observe this reduc-
tion was only submitted to where vessels required clearing,
the greater part of the supply being held in expectatioa of
the present depression being shortly removed. In Flour,
we reduce our quotation. Is. to 2s. per sack, with
little doing. Rye in gold request, choice south country
qualities being readily saleable at 601. per qr. Malting
Barley wu offered ineffoctually at a decline of 2s. to 36. per
qr., 675. being now an extreme quotation for choice Cheva-
lier deseriptions. Malt unaltered. Beans and Peas the
turn in favour of the buyer, but Oats firmly maintained their
value.

PLYMOUTH, FEB. 25.—Our Wheat market was firm.
Very little business doing. Barley rather cheaper. Flour
firm, at 60s. for fine quality.

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ROTHERHAM, FEB. 22.-Another re-action took place at
the market on Monday, and the price of Wheat was lower,
at less; Is. per load of 3 bushels. Other descriptions of
grain did not fluctuate much.
Suernsuiii, Fee. 23.-Wheat, white, 265. to 295. ; red,
235. to 275. Rye, 19s. to 20s. Beans, 22. to 245. Peas, 225.
to 255. per 3 bushels. Barley, malting, 555. to 68s. ; grind-
ing, 623. to 645. Oats, 275. to 365. per qr. Large supply,
and price la. per load below this day asennight.
STOCKBRIDGE, FEB. 25.-To-day good Wheats were
about 101. a load, or 2s. per qr. lower, and other samples
15s. Barley, for spring sowing, a trifle lower, and common
light samples sold at 23. to 3s. per qr. less money. Good
Beans, for sowing, as last week. White Peas in demand at
previous rates, but grey a little lower. Oats, the best, main-
tain their price ; inferior, Is. to 2s. per qr. lower.
&motion-on-Tema, FEB. 24.-We have a good supply
of farmers' Wheat to this day's market and large coasting
arrivals. Our buyen act on the reserve, and very little busi-
ness is trar.sacted, and that at 3s. per quarter decline on lest
week's rates. Malting Barley is in limited request, at 2s.
per qr. reduction. In Flour, Oats, Peas, and Beans, no change.
Wheat, per quarter, Yorkshire and Durham, white,
765. to 81s.; red. 72a. to 773.; Norfolk and Suffolk, white,
783. to 83s. ; red, 745. to 795. Barley, malting, Norfolk and
Suffolk, 575. to 595.; Chevalier, 68s. to 60s. ; grinding and
feeding, 48s. to 635. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 675. to 60s.
Beans, small, 64e. to 68s. ; tick, 545. to 575. Peas, white,
boilers, 625. to 725.; grey and maple, 525. to 545. Oats,
potato, 341. to 383 ; common, 28s. to 335. Flour,
country, per sack 280 lb., Me. to 58s. • superfine. 570. to 595.
Foreign : Wheat, per qr., Denude, 76.. to flOs.; Rostock and
Wismar, 745. to 78s. ; Stettin, 725. to 765. ; Danish and Ham-
burgh, 70.. to 745. Barley, Rostock and Stralsund, 603. to
545. ; Danish and Swedish, 48s. to 525. Peas, white boilers,
624. to 725. ; grinding, 621. to 541.
LIMERICK, FEB. 24.-We have had literally no markets of
Wheat here of late to make quotations from. The few sacks
appearing are sold at 2s. 2cl to 2s. 4d. per stone. Of Oats
but little in, and Is. 7d. to Is. B.i. per atone is paid.
Weather has become very fine though cold, and barometer
shows an improved tendency. Spring work will now be
proceeded with to some extent, but the sowing of spring
cora is expected to be far from general. Consumption of all
bread stuffs goes on as heavy as ever, if not still increasing.
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•
WATERFORD, Fin. 24.—Our grain market is still scantily
supplied with farmers' Corn, and consumers become in-
creasingly dependent on foreign imports ; but as these are
now ample, the transaction. of both buyers and sellers are
characterised by more steadiness than of late; prices, there-
fore, have not undergone any change since last week. The
weather has at length become suitable for field opera-
dons, which will enable farmers to prepare the land, for
spring sowing.

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EDINBURGH, FEB. 24.—The supply of Wheat from the
growers at this morning's market was liberal, but could not
be disposed of excepting at a decline of 2a. to 3s. per qr. This
was, however, by no means general, and a considerable pro-
portion was therefore left unsold. In foreign very little busi-
ness was done, and prices generally were lower, to make mks.
There was a moderate supply of Barley ; choice samples were
not cheaper, but all other sorts must be quoted Is. lower.
Oats were very dull, and only about one-third of the quan-
tity sold, at a decline of Is. per qr. in the price current last
Wednesday. Beans Is. cheaper. Peas ler inquired for
than of late. Average of Wheat, per qr., 70e. Bd. ; Barley,
655. ; Oats, 40s. 4d. ; Beans, 60s. 3d.
Gr.ss ow, FEB. 24.—At this morning's market, which was
thinly attended, although holders of Wheat and Flour did
not evince much desire to force businens, purchasers bad no
difficulty in supplying their immediate wants on easier
terms, and in some instances at a decline of Is. per boll and
barrel respectively. Oats and Barley met a slow sale at •
similar reduction. There was a fair retail sale for
Beans at . late peas. In the value of Oatmeal
and sack Flour there was, no material alteration.
The supplies from the coast, rid Grangemouth, have ooa-