The Express.
London, England, 1848-03-18 00:00:00

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PRODUCE.—Bevaot, March 17.—Sugar : The
market bas beta very dull, and the transactions since our
last We unimportant, at rather euier prices. in refined
Roods there is still a steady barium doing, at full pri..es.—
In Rua there is but little inquiry.

LIVERPOOL. March 17.—Fogar • There has been as
proved demand, particularly for British Plantation; but, as
« has been met very freely by the holders, prices may gene-
rally be considered 6d. to Is. lower ; in Bengal there is no
alteration. Foreign . The market remains very quiet, and
without change in price. Coffee : There is ne improve-
ment in the d' mend Tea . The market has again been
very quilt for all kinds of Teas; the few sales that haws
taken place are at about previous rates, except common
Congou, which may be quoted ad. lower.

ANTWIRT, March 15.—Coffee Owing to the large public
sales of damaged Coffee, comprising 2,700 hags Brazil, at
161 e. to 204 c. ; 1,130 bags Dommon at 211 e. 221 c., transac_
tion have been confined to 1,200 bags Brazil, at 191 e. to
21e., which rates show a decline of 4c. to Ic. and 700 bag,
Domingo, at 23c.—Cotton very calm : only small parcels of
Mobile and Louisiana found buyers, at 274 e. to 28e.
—Lcawood : 26i tons Domingo sold at 30.—Sugar
remains very dull, and prices are quite nominaf.—
Hides have been in better demand, and the sales comprise
15,700 dry River Plate, at 21c. to 35c. ; 900 salted do., 154 e.
to 18c.; 2,300 dry Rio Grande, '23c. to 29c. ; ZOO salted do.,
16s. to 17c. ; prices firmer, but.not higher, and in the present
state of the money market we see no chance of any material
improvement, especially as large supplies are expected.—
Rice 130 casks Carolina sold at 12111. ; East India remains
neglcted. and prices have a tendency to decline.—Rose: 200
hernia American sold at lilt

HAMBURG, March 14 —Business in general is very quiet,
in eensequence of the political excitement, which is still in-
ereming.—Coffee is lower, and sales are of no importance.
2,000 bags coloured Rio have been sold at 31.. to 316.—
Sugar. There is nothing doing, aid prices must
be considered quito nominal.—Cottou is very flat.—Rice is
in limited demand. Some new Carolina sold at 131 m. to
14m. ; Bengal and ordinary Jews. at 6;m. to Sm. per 100 lb.
—Dyewood : A cargo of St. Domingo of about 400, sold at
21m. per cwt.—Spices are neglected.

TALLOW.—The market is firm, at 51s. 3d. per
cwt. on the spot; October to December, 46e. Separate
months' delivery, 465. 6d.
Lr VERPOOL, March 17.—The market has rather improved,
Petersburg 1". C. being very steady at 525.; al, ,ut :;00 casks
of stranded Y. C. were a,ld by auction at very full prices,
principally at 19e. 6,1., and 120 casks North American realises&
48s. to 51s. per cwt.. according to quality. Considerable
parcels of American Lard have been brought to public sale
during the week, and ma with a fair demand, although at a
little reduction upon flamer prices; good to line, in barrels,
brought 49a. to 415.; sad lower qualities, 465. 9d. to 48e.
per cwt.

CORN.—CnIPPENHan, March 17.—Wheat was
in short supple ; best sold at an advance of 2s. per qr. ; in-
ferior, Is. •, prices from 461. to 58s. per qr. Flour advanced
Is. per sack. Barley was scarce; the best was Is. per qr.
dearer ; grinding as last week ; prices from 30s. to :;64. per
qr. Beans, 42.. to 46e. P 039. white, 48e. ; grey, 445.
Oats sold freely, at from 20.. to 275. Tares, 7s. to 7s. 6d.
per bushel. Malt, 7s. 3d. to 7s. 6d.
ExErrn, Marsh 17.—Our utatket has been well supplied
with Wheat today, but farmers were not willing sellers.
except at an advance of Is. per qr. over last week's prices.
Barley in very short supply, and fully as dear as on this day
tennigLt. Oats rather short in supply, and the tura
cheaper.
HEsset Hrwpaven, March 16.-014 Wheat, 331. to 38s.
per load of 5 bushels ; new, 30s. to 365. Beans, Vs. to 26e
Peas, 27.. to 295. Barley, 30s. to 335. per qr. Oats, 21s.
to 255.

HULL, March 17.—There hes been a brisk sale for good
parcels of Wheat at Is. to 2.. per qr. advance, end very little
now offers on sale : good Hamburg red may be quoted
525. to 535. Danish, 50.. to 511. per qr. Barley firm and
scarce. Fine foreign Oats for swing command 235. to 245.
per qr. Beans and l'eas Is. to 2a. per qr. lower. Fine
large Tares are in steady demand for sowing ; but small, is
tenor ones are quite unsalable. Rye Meal moves off in re-
tail quantities at steady rates. With a trifling exception
we have bad incessant rein, which is much retarding all
spring sowing and field operations. Linseed Cakes, Man-
made, have been freely taken at N. 15e. per ton.; foreign, of
the best quality, find buyi.n at 81. 10s. to 81. 15s. per ton;
whilst very interior are very slow of sale. Rape Cakes,
foreign, of best quality have realised 61. per ton. Renee,
good quality, find a ready sale from the ship at 90s. to 92a. Q.
per ton. Guano moves off in small quantities only, at steady
rates. Linseed, a cargo of 2,220 ears. has ceme in from Odessa,
on crushers' account, and is going forward; end 315 begs
from Gothenburg—together, 2,300 qrs. The market being
very scantily supplied, holders bane required an advance of
Is. to 2s. per qr., which has recrieted business materially,
as the crushers prefer waiting until they are nearly run out
of stack, to buying at present rates, es the low prices of
Cake and Oil will not admit of any advance in Seed. We
quote Black Sea, 451. ; fine heavy Petersburg, 435. to 41e. ;
Rip, 38s. to 425. ; Memel and Konigsberg, fine crushing,
as. to 405., clown to 345. per qr. tor inferior quality. Rape-
seed, nothing done in aates tkis week, but two cargoes have
just come for side. Nitrate of Soda finds a steady
retail isle amongst consumers, at 14s. per cwt.,
looniest imports into Mull during till,. week: Linseed,
.2,38 Q qrs.; Rapeseed, 1,275; Wheat, 3,036; Barley, 2,537'
Oita, 2.238 i Brans. 1,884; Peas, 264; Tares, 683; Bonet,
133 tons ; Otl Seed Cakes, 418.

Lirerotv, March 17.--Our market to day was well sup-
plied with Wheat, which was offered at 2s. over last week's
prises, hut closed rather dull, at 1.. advance: red, 475. to
bta. ; white, 495. to 375. A Melt- inquiry for Barley, at Is.
over last week ; 311 s. to 1/4. A large show of Oats, at 16s.
to 241. "Scans, 41s. to 424.

Ltilineont., March 17.—0 f English, Irish, and foreign
grain produce, received into this port since Monday lest, the
supplies altogether are extremely insignificant; and, without
the prospect of any effectual aid immediately from abroad,
the trade between Tuesday and to-day has ruled steady, hut
not active in any of its branches. Our market to-day being
in a giyat me ,sure deserted by country buyera, and our local
dealers more cc the reserve than usual, we have to report an
excessively dull, lingering trade in nearly all its depart-
ments, with a tendency to rather lower prices generally,
and, under these circumstances, it was difficult to
farm any precisely accurate quotations ; in the few
calm of Wheat which were practicable, however, rather
easier terms were conceded ; and any de/Krim:lon of tither
seek or barrel Flour barely sustained previon• *ate.. Dads.
MCI, means, and P:10. were 464 • At..
range of Tueadera quot‘ti'9'.. Oats continued' in moderato
request, at late prima. Oatmeal, at the same time, moving
slowly, without any appatent change in value. Indian Corn,
being taken more sparingly to-day, declined Is. per quarter,
and Corn Meal 6d. per barrel. Arrivals and experts from
the 11th to the 16th March, inclusive, into Liverpool
Wheat, 720 qrs ; Barley, 175 ; Malt, 27 ; Oats, 2,1,29
Beans, 122; Indian Cont, 2t10; Indian Corn ableal, 12
brit ; Oatmeal, 716 sacks ; Flour 1,019 sacks.

RIPON. March 16.—Oar sapply of Wheat at this day's
market was very limited, and a good clearance effected, at
leper qr. advance on last week's currency. In other de-
scriptioLs of grain heavy sale, at the quotations. barley,
32.. to 3i.. Oats, 2'.. to 265. 61. per qr. Waite Wheat,
6s. 6d. to 7s. 3.1.; red, 61. to 7s. Beaus, Is. to 6s. per bush.

Scannogotrux, March 16.-We have a somewhat limited
supply of grain to-day. Prices for each article may be quoted
same so last week. • Wheat, 6a. 31. to 7s. 6,1. per .5 stones.
Barley, 30s. to 32.. per qr. of 32 stones. Oats. 91,1. to 104 d.
per stone. Superfine FlOlll, 425. to 435. ; and woods, Me.
to 375. per sack of 20 stones.
Soirrnawrrox, March 17.-Although there was little
doing at our market to-day, all articles were the turn dearer.
Wheat, 121. to 141. per load. Barley, :kJ. to 234. Bane,
425. to 41s. Oats, 211. to 235. per qr.
WAKIFIELD, March 17.-We have a fair arrival of grain
this week. The show of fine Wheat is very 'mall, and such
readily brings last week's prices, whilst the second and
Inferior sorts are extremely slow sale and rather
lower. Basley at before in value. .itniu,,t, very retail.
Oats and Shelling are held iitmly. Beans recede fully
ls. per quarter. Other articles as before. The
following see the present prices . Wheat, per quarter,
601 b. to the bushel, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red,
new, 525. to 631.; extra, 645. t white, 639. to 455.; extra, 675.
Norfolk and Hunts, red, 504. to 515.; extra, 535.: white, 60s.
to 5.35. ; extra, 545. Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red,
475. to 615.; extra, 635.; white, 495. to 62a. ; extra, 645.;
Yorkshire, red, 60s. to 5/, ; extra, 535. ; white, 520. to 541.;
extra, 655. ; Diustsic and Konigsberg, white, 625. to 665. ;
; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 61s. to 53a.; extra,
645. Mediterranean, red, 37e. to 41s. ; extra, 475. ; old.
red, 60 . to 62-. ; extra, 6,55. Barley, per ';r. imperial,
Nor.olk and Suffulk, Xi. to 325. ; extra, 335. ; Lin-
colnshire and Yerkthire, 30s. to 325.; extra, 335. ;
Scotch, 30s. to 325.; extra, 345. ; grinding, 275.
to 28s. Beans, per quarter, 631bs. to the bushel,
small, fine, new, 36'. to 375.; Ticks, new, to 365.;
foreign, new, 345. to 3.51. Oats, per atone, mealin7, 11d.
to 111 d.; extra, 12d.; feeding, 116. to 1114.; extra, 12d.;
foreign, 101. to 1 ld. ; extra, 12d. Shelling, per bed of
2611b5., 935. to 27a ; extra. 281. Malt, per load of 0
bushels, 395. to 395. ; extra, 40s. Peas, per imp. qr., Was
and white boilers, 381. to 49.. extra, 42e. • grey and feed,
36.. to 38s. ; extra, 40s. Rapt- cod, per but imp., English,
261. to 261. ; foreign, 2r.7. to 281. Linseed, per imp. qr., 435.
b 475. Impmta daring the week : Wheat, 11,016 qrs. • Bar-
ley, 3,986; Oats, 910; Beans, 1,64 h. Shelling 140 1()Pe.

HAY.—SmintemLn, Thoo'Clw-k.—Messrs.Coopet
lad Davis report the following quotations .

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Prim* ‘l.. o' • ,to I Bowen :50..t0 5,1.1 Straw. tin to 31i.
Inferior . . C 0.4 to 631 I.,lover 7:.4. to IN+ 1

CATTLE, Src.—Asnsouarr FaIR.--At this fair
thi re was an ordinary supp•ir of lean stock, which met with
a very dul and at tale the few cattle of good goat,
that were exhibited were briskly sold, at fair and reasonable
prices. The show of horses was Tay inferior, rad hrt tittle
business was done.
YOWL FOILISIGHT FAIR, March 16.—The beasts
shown at cur market this dty were well bought up. realmiag
Imes Gs. 9.1. t.) is. 6d. per Cana. There woe a sand number
e.f lean rattle exhibited, and milkers and McAleer@ were also
well bought up. Of Sheep there were rather more shown.
sad nearly all sold at VI. per it,. There were a few pens of
Iribla Sheep shown, which Ditty met with a slow demand.

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