The Express.
London, England, 1848-04-20 00:00:00

WO MB DAY IN LONDON
1 Poland In last pegs.)
Midland. 9711
Norfolk, Guar. S) per Cent., 41
North British, tire., 31
Do. 'Thirds, I
North titatfirrdthire, fj 7
Oxford, Worcester, and Weis:.
hamptoo. 201
Reading, Guildford, Si Reigate, Gf
ticottish Central.
South F.aetem, 22f
Do. No. 2, 6
South Yorkshire, Dow:attar, and
Goole,
York, Newc.,& Bet., 30
Do. (Orig.Neve. Ber) 971 8
Do. Eaten. No. I (York sad
Nome.). 121
Do. do. N 0.2 (Nero. &Her.), 91
Do. 0.24. E. Fur. or PraL, ff
York and North Mid., eilf
Do. Pref., 124
Do. E. and W. R. Exten., 23)
Boulogne and Arnim., SI
Namur and Liege, II
Northern it frame,
Paris and Lyons, 91 f
Ririe and ritriebowg, 11

SALES EFFECTED 11P TO
(Yoko Mrs prim'
Arab, Nott, Boa, & F.. Jo., 1
Bir., WoIT., k Dudley, 13
Baton, Sham., la Mr., 31
Bristol and Exeter, 59
Buckinghamshire, 41 4 d
Caledonian. 270
E. Anglian 181. i., E. k H.,
Po. ai. 10a. per Ct. Pref., 3
Eastern Counties, 131 j
Do. New, 20
Eat L(ncolnshire, if
Exeter. Yew% & Dorchester, 1
Great Northern, 311
Gt. Western, r 9
Do. 'Woo, 30
Do. Quarters. 15
De. Fifths, 19)
Do. New 17 t,
Lane and York. Halm, 86)
Do. P 11114311 and jam' 33
Leeds Bradford, 87
LAG., Brighten, k 8. Oust, 291 81
Do. Guar. 5 per). 81
Cent. (late
Croydon Thirds
Len. k N. Western, 1281 81
Do. Qrs. New, 4
Lon. and it. Western, 441 3
Do. New 501., 27
LIVERPOOL SALES,
The market to-day was dal
Lams& Ch. (311. dry d
Egg hire Now, if
Great Northern, 10 cl
lon. & York. (W. it.
t., IL), 41
4
N.
Lon. & N. Wes 1
Lane. a Preston,2.3) 8 12) d
Do. New Qrs., II
Lk &le. Ild. p
Do. Md. eh. L. 11.), 8
Tuns
Lan. & York. (W. R. II.), 41 d
lon. and N. Waotern, 128
Do. ew Qrs., 361. 3d. p
Man., s Nuf., & Lin.ll Eighths, 51 d
Neve. & Car. 404. paid, 2 p

19 —O9E o'CLont.

Midland 116
Do. Halve., GI 4
S. IL and Doerr, 22
Do. 2,, 10' d
Do. No. a), SI I d
To& . ewe., liar. El. No. 1I p
Dutah Mende&d, GI

o'CLors.
Plidhod, 961
Do. Havre, 6t d
k&E. & Doer, 21
eek, Yewa, & Bev., No. 1, 1 p

Aram 19.
any material alteration

.Therewusii't.f3smum,

of Prices.
Bir., Lan., & Cheab. Jo, 7 1-16 i d Eaat Lanenabire New, n d
Bon., Black., Clith., & W. York, Leeds & Thirak, 234 d
Nal, 12 d Ilan., slid., & Lin. iShef. & Lin.),
Do. Pref. (13). 1/ d 84 d
Lon. h Yorks. Firtiv, lid North Staffordshire, II 4 d
Do (821. 5b.),114 d 8. E. k Dover, No. 4, si d
DO.. W. IL U., 4 146 i d Wintehamn & Yurnem, 10i d
SIBAIINOILUI SALES, Aran. 19.
The market was again languid, and prices lower.
Midland, 96 I Shrewsitury and Dim (B), 34
N. Stafford*, 54 694. 90. 31. 371. 94. d
LEEDS SALES, Atm,. 19.
The transactions in shares were very limited, only half{-
dozen sales being effected, and those were at late rates.
Gt. Northern, 107. 9d. 10 d I North British Thinia, 403. d
E. Lamoshire New, 7 i d N. Sutiferikkire, 31. 60. 3d. d
Lae& and Think, 231
BKI,TOL SALFS, i/BIL 19.
The market was a shade more active, with prices some-
what firmer.
Great Western, n d Birming. & Gloucester, 115
Do. laths, A d South Devon, 22 d
Bristol & Looter New, 94 1 Tuff Vale New, 4 d

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Haff-past Two.—
The public sales of 1,600 bags Mauritius and 2,000 bags
Madras Sugar are gong off steadily, at full prices, and
altogether this article looks better than for some time past.
Refined, standard quality, 535. to 535. 6d.—There has
not been • public sale of Coffee, but • full amount
of business has been done in good ordinary native
Ceylon, 30s. to 365., chiefly at the latter price.—Rice : '2,800
packets white Bengal were offered and part sold, 10s. 6d. to
lls., which were last week's prices. 1,500 bags Manilla were
also offered, and chit fly bought in, good sold, Bs.—Salt-
petre 4,000 hasp were offend, for which there did
not appear to be buyers at full prices, and they
were bought in ; refraction 21, at 365.; and 335. W.
to 354.—Cotton dull.—ltum l'roof Leewards, nominal,
Is. 9d. to ls. M.—Nutmegs: Penang sold at 2s. 4d. to 2s.
Ild.—Tea dull; commiin Congou, 7d. to 70.—1 n other
articles no alteration.—The public market closes to-day, and
will not re-open till Wednesday next.

TALLOW.—The Tallow market quiet, both for the
spot and for arrival. retersburah Y. Con the spot, its. •
Oct. to Dec. delivery, 465. to 465. 3d. ; separate months,
465. 9d. to 475.

CORN.-HaltlssLEY, April 19.-Our market was
well attended by farmers, who showed more samples of grain
than of late, particularly Barley. Wheat sold at from 19s.
to 21s. per S bushels; Barley, at from 325. to 345. per qr.
Oats were very little inquired after.
Rostov, April 19.-We continue to be scantily supplied
with all descriptions of grain. Wheat to-day met a slow
sale, at barely the rates of Saturday. Oats and Beans in
small supply end limited demand. Wheat, red. 435. to 495. ;
white, to 51 ; Oats, 16s. to 215.; Beans, 3-51. to 375.
CHICHESTER, April 19.-We have no alteration to notice
in the value of any description of grain since last market day.
The supply of Wheat was moderate ; very trifling of other
articles. Wheat, 465. to 60s. Barley, 325. to 365. Oats,
Ws. to 245. Beans, 38s. to 40.. Peas, 385. to 40s. Flour,
365. per sack.
HALESWORTH, April 18.-We had • fair show of Wheat.
Buyers were very slow in their operations, and our late quo-
tations could not be exceeded. The malting wawa being
near • close, but little was doing in Barley. Beans and Peas
firm. Wheat, 465. to 51. a. Barley, 28s. to 31s. Beans and
Peas, 345. to 38s. Oats, 20s. to 265., per qr.
HATWARD'S HEATH, Apnll9.-There was a good demand
for Wheat at our market to-day, and rather a short supply.
Wheat sold at Is. per qr. advance on the rates of this day
se'nnight. Barley steady. Oats, Beaus, and Peas are more
inquired after. The seed trade is still depressed, and eales
are made with difficulty. White Wheat, 131. to 131. Ss,;
red, 111. Lis. to 121. Si. Barley, 335. to 3,51. Oats, IKE to
I9s. Beans, 335. to 355. Pesa, 365. to 375.
NEWCASTLE, April 18.-The weather yesterday gave
symptoms of improvement, being close and sultry; but to-
day the temperature is much colder, the wind having come
round to the south-east. At our market this morning we
had a better show of Wheat from the country, and having
several vessels in from abroad, which wen much pressed for
sale, business could only be promoted by submitting to easier
rates. For Hamburg red 50s. could not be exceeded, whilst
to have made progress with Wolgast or choice Pomeranian
525. must have been taken, which holders were not inclined
to accept, preferring to go to warehouse than do so. For
Flour the demand was warmly so good as on Saturday, and
where vessels required clearing a re,.uction of 6d. to Is. per
sack had to be acceded to, Rye was offered on rather lower
terms, a parcel of choice foreign having been forced off at
295. per qr., weighing about 611bs. per bushel. , MaltinS
Barley fully as dear • and the same may be said of Malt.
Beano, Peas, and Oats unaltered.
Rouronn, April 19.-Our market to-day for all kinds of
grain was very dull, with • fair supply, at prices about the
same as last week. Wheat, 445. to 58s. Barley, 30s. to 345. ;
grinding, 25a. to 295. Oats, 201. to 28s. Beans, 28s. to 355.
Peas, 30s. to 365. Rye, 275. to 301.
ROYSTON, Aprill9.-Wheat, in a few instances, made Is.
per load more money. Barley, generally, Is. per qr. higher.
Wheat, 28s. to 365. per load. Barley, 295. to 355. Oats,

18s. to 265.
Du aux, April 18.—We had an improved demand this
day for Wheat and Indian Corn, and we advance our quo-
tations 6d. per barrel for the former, and fully Is. per qr. for
the latter. Other things maintain the currency of Friday.
The following is the general currency : Wheat, white, 27e.
to 30s. per 2801 be.; red, 241. to 295. Oata, 9s. to Ils. per
1961 be. Barley, 14s. to 16s. sa. per 22411 w. Oatmeal, 11s. to
12a. per ewt. Flour, 15s. to 15s. 6d. per cwt. for seconds.
Indian Corn, 255. to 311. per 4RObe.

HOPS. -- BORONGN MARKET, Ti.. 0' Chock. --
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market is very
firm for all Hops with colour and qualit at late prices,
end that the accounts received from the plantations state
that the continuance of wet weather is considered to he very
injurious to the coming crop of Hops.
New Nada E. Rent:. U. Bto U. 0 Yearling Ne11013,041L 21. oto N. 0
New Weald of Kent* 2 16 to 3 12 Yearling titans „ I 6to 2 1
0 to 2 10
8
Now &Mel 2 14 to 2 10 Old Lloyd.. ...... „
Farnham 4 4to o u
Woucesran, April 10.—There is a steady retail trade
doing in Hops, which continue firm, at 589. to 680. per cwt.
The wet state of the land is said to have injured the young
plants in many gardens, and planters hold for better prices
en consequence.
--..—....

H AY. -SWITITFIELD, TWO O'ClOck.-Mesurs. Cooper
and Davis report the trade at the following quotations
Mewintr....6Bl. I Rosen. -Mt to tit [ARM.. M. to
luferior...... ..... !As. to 66w Clover ... to 935. I
CATTLE.-EXETER, April 19.-A good supply at
market. At the opening there was some little activity, but this
soon disappearei, and although upon the whole no Moot-
siderable business was done, yet latterly it was a heavy and
:egging affair. Prices, however, must he regarded as mainly
supported. The quotations are: For fat Bullocks, front 531. to
661. per cwt., or trem Ds. 6d. to IN. 3d. per score ,• butchers'
Calves, a pretty free sale, at from 4d. to 6d. per lb. ; Sheep
were in large supply, and a rather large business was done
on the average, at from 61d. to 71d. per lb. Then a few tat
Lambs, at from 70. to rather over Rd per lb.
MA
0f PALILIWN FAIR, April 15.-We had a good
show of fat Beasts, and • brisk sale, at 6s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. per
stone. In.calvers sad Cows and Calves, at from 131. to 171,
each. Irish Beasts fetched from 6L to 81. each. English
Steen and Heifers, from 81. to 101. sub, Ewes and Lambs
from 50s. to 545. the couple. Hogs, from 365. to 445. each.A
thin show of Pigs, and a moderate sale, at about last
week's prices. The show of Hones on this day was very
limited, and had been so during the week. This lair, indeed,
for the last few years has been but little like the Palmitin
Horse Fair of bygone days.
MOHILL FAIR, April 13.-Horned stock on the Green
were numerous, but ventrally of inferior description, the
sales of which were limited. Dry stock, for stores, much in
demand, and brought lair prices. Heifers, of two and three
years old, would have obtained the attention of purchasers
bad they been brought to market, which was evinced by the
ready purchase of the few exhibited at from 71. 10s. to b/.
per head, according to appearance and the advantage likely
to be realised by speculaton ; yet the hilliness transacted
seemed to be rather confined. Pigs scarce, and in little de-
mand. No fat Sheep. The Horse fair bore no character.
It is supposed that the great annual fair (the Bth of May)
will show forth a variety of good stock front various loca-
lities.
ROMPORD, April 19.-To.day we had a large supply of
lean stock, which was very dull sale; but fat stock is still
very high. Beef, 3a. 4d. to 4e. 6d. Mutton, 4s. Gd. to
bs. 6d. Lamb, 7s. to 84. 1:eel, 4s. to 4s, 6d. Pork, 4s. 2d.
to flea
SOUTELLL, April -
the prices realised •
alteration can be
2s. 4d. to 4s. 6d.
bs. 4d. Pork, as.
offal.
1. ForYr

ril 19.—Oar trade for Beef wu slow, and
were rather lower. In odor thaws no
nottd from lag w Pada from
Mutton, 40 !Teti 4s. to
. ,
to ea. lielOPS the
6d.
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