The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-29 00:00:00

DUBLIN, NiAIiCK 26.—We have to report another very
eta Leant market, and find it difficult to name prices with
accuracy. We, however, repeat our quotations of Tuesday ;
although, to induce sales to any extent, a considerable re-
duction on all d..scriptions of rain muss have been sub-
mitted to. Wheat, red, nail'ers', per 20 stone 2 lbs., 455. to
ISs. ; white, 47.. to 50•.; inferior and boat lots, 42.. to 455.
Malting Barley, per 16 stone 2 lbs., 31s. to 32.. ; grindins,
265. to 20.. Prima farmers' Oats, per 14 atone 2 lbs. 23.. to
255.; boat do., 21s. to 245. ; inferior, 21s. to 22e. lbs.,
per 1121 M., IN. to 275. Flour, seconds, 23e. to 265.

Leone.—The tr.ussaetions is English Wool this week
have not been large, and are limited to •supply of the imme.
diate wanes of the mnnufactarers. In prices we do not quote
any alt ration from last week's rates. No great extent of
business hi:a been done in Foreign Wool this week, but the
prospect. for the spring trade appear more encouraging,
LIVERPOOL. Thc demand continues eery languid for
foreign Wool, although rather more has been done this
week. Should prices of provisions continue to recede, it is to
be hoped it will contribute to a better feeling in the wool
trade. In Alpaca, nothing to report beyond rather more
inquiry. In Scotch the principal bueneas has been in better
qualities of lead Cheviot and laid Ilighjand, bet it has not
been to any great extent. Imports ror the week ending
March 27: Forcirn, 1,536 bales; previously, 14,341—t0ta1,
16 897 • Scotch, 182; previously, 2,062—t0ta1, 2,214.

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MANCIMSTF.E.—No change of any moment can be noted
in our market since the beginning of the week. An im-
proved feeling continues to prevail, and in some quarters
more confide nee is observable. Some shipping orders
have been given out during the week, but not t+ any
large extent. The general demand for goods is not, by any
means, great, though steady and increasing. Many buyers
still act with caution, and confine their operations within
narrow limits. The advance which has been effected
the last day or two in the price of cotton has given a some-
what firmer tone to the market, and though no general
advance has been obtained on the price of goods, there is,
on the part of some producers, a dispoaition to resist any
further concessions. More business is doing in yarns, and,
in many eases, on rather more remunerative terms to the
spinner. For the slightly improved state of our market we
are partially indebted to better advice' from abroad, hut in
a still greater degree to the decline in the prices of food. I:
is to this source that we must chiefly look fur any permanent
improvement.
ROCHDALE.—The market rather du'l, manufacturer,
offering lower prices, but spinners showed no d.sposition to
give way, and last week's rates were generally maintained.

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INDEPENDENT MOTIONF.— (At time of Private Saline s.) Mr.
Strutt to move that the W mouth and Melcombe Regis Harbour
and Bridge Trusts Bill be reierred to c anmarautiers of railways, sod
not OnnActerect in CAarlittce until the coinan.sioneni have reported
on the tails promoted by the Great Western Company. Mr. Greene to
move that the Ipswich...ad lhary rh blmand's Railway
_(stownlarket
to forobory branch) be withdrawn. lAt lame of public burner)
Mr. Eve lyu Denhon to move fur select committee on the compeeition
and manammeat of the English knitreramical Coormirro. Lewd
John Noised to move bill to amend the acts appointor Farkas
Fecleslastier Cotoraneioners. Mr. C. O'Brien to no. e for papers re-
lating to Prorotracat Berinos. Mr. iimith O'Brien to more that
the petition iron the electors of Gaimpy be printed wit 4 the var.
Mr. ttristic Miaow for papery miring to irilaw Gonscinderees,
Mr. llorthwick, to call attention to General Llretoo's pneLanuttoo.
Mr. C. O'Brien, to move the admission of Counsel beiore seact
rom-
mtttee ow Cap: ain ti yr.'s lettem. Mr. Grogan, to more for papers
relating to the law as to Registry of &ads (Irelamß. Mr. Hume, to
move for Shipping &chinas.
TUESDAY, Konen 30.
NOTICF.3 OP MOTIONS.—Dr. Boar ng, to move revenue ram.
lotions. Mr. Spooner, to move Supple/roil of Seduction and Pro-ti-
lotion 11111. Lord lilorpeth, to move MU for Impromng Health of
Towns. Mr. Inbouchtre, to more Dill to effe,t Melon:dam of Waste
Land,. Mr. Ewart, to move for returns relating to public works in
behold. Mr. Bond ("Abell, to move for returns relating to malt duty.
ORDEI.s OF THE DAY.--flan ey Itrouiti.—Chester and Iluly-
held (F:xtensions) (No. 3) hUh.
Coamtvrar..—llsi boors, Doer, and Piers, Clare NIL
ViEDNESDAY, Mars 31.
ORDEII3 OF THE LAT.—S.I.ND ltwaromon—Poor and High-
way Rates Exemption; Life Insurances; Prisons (Ireland) ; Troops
during Lttet tins;
!MIMES 01 MU lit/NS—Lord John RsaeU, to move adjourn-
ment of the Mane till 12to April. stir De Lacy Ens.% to move acmes
of reirolutions declaratory of army grievance. or wrisanagement