The Express.
London, England, 1848-03-15 00:00:00

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.seise, Massy 14.

There wiu comparatively little done in our share market
to-day, but in one or two instances prices were a shade
higher.
Amb., Not., & Bob, 33.. d Vern*. redoe, Ws. :d. d
S. Staffordabire, 30. 3d. d
N. Sbaneine, le 132. 3d. rbM
Shrew*. & Bff. (B), 21. 134. M. d

LEEDS SALES, MARCH 14.
The business eff.eted in shares this morning, although not
large, was dose with a little more firrionera.
E. Lancashire New, 61 1 d West Riding Un., 634.6 d. 635. d
Lan. h York. Fifths, d Carlisle Ex., 64. fal. d
Mat.* Hoz., 3.54. d North Western, AL 18e. 6d. d
N. British Qrs., 335. d Newc. 8 Der. New, 7s. 6d. p
N. Staffordallins, 1 d

PRODUCE.— MINCTNG-LANE, Mai-pass Two.—
The public sale of 1,700 boxes of yellow Havannah was
nearly all bought in, for want of purchasers at pre-
vious rates. Refined dull; standard quality, 635. 6d.—
Coffee 1,200 bag, of good ordinary native Ceylon sold
in public sale at 325. 6d., which was the full previous eon-
tract price.—Ssltpetre sold at previous rates, 325. 6d. • a few
lots, 335. 6d.—Rice, steady.—Rum, 6rm.—Cotton,
oth r articles no alteratmn ; a general gloom hangs over
markets.
Duty paid on Sugar to lag week, In London, Liverpool, eat.
Bristol, Hull, ant the Clyde
To the some period um year

56,733
ovna PAID ON TEL 111 ISIS To Lan vrzoc. lbo.
Landon
Liverpool
Dri44ol
Hall — 51,153
aria — --.. 340,214

Taal 6,917,444
Same time i 1847 —. 6,909,649

Increase
PRICES CURRENT.
Suomi, per ew4 moor ram Pigs, No. 1. S2 7.., 0
IC India,B.P.bwn. 345. 64.37*. Od Hoops lO •.. 0
Yellow &Grey ... 37 6...89 0 Cargo at Cardiff nor 7 0... 0
Pine 3O 6 .44 0 Swedish ll 10. u
Mauritius, brown.., 29 0.. 36 0 LICAD, at pier ton.
Ye110w.............. 33 6...42 0 Pig, lion l7 13 .. 0
Pine 43 • .46 0 Milled, sheet l9 0... •
Iseigal et Idadrim,b. 29 0...33 0 Ban l7 10...18 1
fellow 34 0...01 • Patent shot 2O 0... 0
Whits 39 0.-47 0 red or minium ... 19 14_ 0
Prtc;Orown 27 0 31 " &getter
33 0...36 0 Oils, per 132 imp. gal. d.o.
Grey and white 37 0...43 0 tlah, Seal, pale :.10 0_36 1u
billned, Hombre.. 34 0...64 0 straw 2s • . 0 0
1 Lumps
Correa, in Bond. Sperm 03 • . 83 0
Wad India, ordi. Head Matter 95 6... 0 0
issry 2O C U 0 Col U 10_26 6
Good.
Pine 2O 0...128 0 011re,Gallipoli,p.tos 47 6... • 0
Gaylen, good ordi- n 0.. 33 0 Cocoa Nut ..
pale, 34 • .55 0
nary Seed, Ra pe,
Fine ordinary 3B 0... 43 0 per ton l7 10 . • 4
Pine 43 0. 60 0 Linseed 24 16...24 13
litoclii, good Jane 48 6... SO 0 Paormiosa, par cwt.
Costa Ric!, onii-
..._ _ . Butter--Cork, Ist 63 0...93 0

7,193

5t 0

nary to line 35 0....
Sumatra and Pa-
dang 92 0... 26 0
Tim, at per 10.
Onagou.uommia ... 0 9
RICk, at per Cwt.
reng..l white ln 0... 13 0
Wan 7 0... 0 0
Tara and Manilla II 0... 15 •
Patna, cleaned
Oiroluis )4 0... 2$ 0
Smarm.

5;Zi 5 5... o
Dublin, lot 0 6...
Limes-Ica, do AI 0..0•
Carlow, let 9O 0.-98
Newry. tat 0 0... 0
Waterford SO 9...81
Beef, baba, per
Ilene
Prime Mem 0 0... 0
Pork, prime mess l7 6.-91 6
Barran-Pork,Lmek 107 6..91
Do., Bedast
suoe,,,, Waterton,
per met. 6l 0...87 0
Belfast
limd'Be"Pr tric CO 0...;0 o
Waterford, do
Ditto Bladder
Ameriaut,dutyp. 30 0...66 0
Os. and CO., at per lb.
IL A. and M. Video,
dry 04.44 Os. 61
Salted • n .0 3;
Brasil, dry 0 0 ...0 0
Dryralted 0 .0 3f
Rio, dry 0 38...0 34
Lima Valp. dry 0 A
West India, dry . 0 0 ...0 5
Salted 0 ...5 34
Fast ladle 0 ft .0 10
bum, B. Arco, dry 0 0 ..0 0
Husain, dry 0 9 Ss
S. Amer.lione, par
bide 1 8 0
Burris, ditto 7 9
Dra Wotan, at par tsp.
Lornord,Jansalea-C4 0... 4 1
flonduras ...... 8 5... 1 1
Campeschy 8 0
Post.* tamales 5 10... 6
Nicaragua., large and
solid 5 0... 0
0 0... 0
Lima IS 0...10
um
Red Seniors. ... 4 0. 4 I
Kraal 18 0...30

Rom at per gall.—__
Leeward Island
Proof.
Demerara, 21 to

00 K. oat.
O.P. ...... ... •
Missies, 90 to 36
per cent. O.P. 4 0 4
Favourite Malta 4 4 1
Brandy, I‘t bends 4 4 ... 9 1
British spirns, d.p lO •
Scotch
Irish lO 11 ... •
FIAZ, per ton.
FUga,P.T.R. £47 0...54
D. Petersburg, 9
bead 0 0... 0
Dutch and Flamini 55 0...85
Friesland
Boar, at per toe.
OLPetersbarg,eleanFri 0..18
outehot
• ball dealt
Riga, Rhino
outshot
pas
Madill&
last India Shan lB 0...23
Bombay lB 0...24
lute
Tus, at per eat.
Banat 54 0... 0
Wraith
Com. in bloc's.
Mon, (1, I er GM.
San 8 3 3711

I~mdn,

TALLOW. The market is firm, at 50s. on
the spot ; 465. October and December ; 461. 6d. separate
months' delivery.

HOPS. 8011011611 MARKET. The o' Clock.
Messrs. rattenden and Smith report that the demand con-
tinues steady at the following quotations :
New Mkt 6, E. Kent, U. Bto U. Vearhog Kentcp.ewt.2!. Bto U. 0
New Mead of Keute 2 16 to 3 19 I"eerl.l4 Some: 2 6t02 18
New 8. s 1 2 14 to 3 10 0161100 e 1 0102 0
Parrhame ..... 4 4to 6 6

MAIDSTONE —The present wet weather so much impedes
the general digging, manuring, and cutting, that it is consi-
dered very detrimental to the future prospect; and, should the
wet season continue a week or two longer, it may be a very
serious injury, particularly in the Weald of Kent and clay
soils generally.—Maidstone Journal.
WEALD OP KENT FARMERS' CLun.—At the hat meeting
of this club the subject under consideration was the culti-
vation of hope. There was a highly interesting discussion,
which the state of our columns prevents our reporting
in detail. Most of the speakers, however, agreed that
much land now planted with hops is totally urumited
to the crop, and that many persons engage in this expensive
and precarious branch of agriculture without sufficient
means to carry it on profitably. A resolution was adopted
to the following effect:—That success in the cultivation of
the hop being attended with so much risk, it is highly
desirable that every planter should, in determining the ex-
tent of his plantation, have a due regard not only to the
state of the soil, but to the amount of his capital, an unduly
enlarged plantation being very injurious both to the planter
and to the labourer.—lbid.

CORN.—MARK-LANE.—The attendance of buyers
in Mark-lane this morning mei very smell; and although but
little addition has been made to our supplies of any article
since Monday, the trade mai far from brisk at that day's
rates.
The following are Monday's quotations:
BRITISH. lA.l.ltaga pot (1.e.,
Wilkie, Essex and Kent, red 49 to 53 to 53... white 47 to 55 to 57
Norfolk and Suffolk. 47 to 51 to 53... do 5l to 53 to 60
Talavera (Emirs or Suffolk, .
Camb. k Lin., red.... 46 to 30 to 51—white 50 to 51 to 36
Northumb. and Boatels do.— to —... do to to
Irish do
Bva. SO to 32
Boum', Feeding ... —to —...ffistilling 26 to 28 to 31
Malting.. 26 to 30...Chevalier30.to 32 flne33
Irish —to Israeli — to
Bum Wan,.
OATS, Engliah Feed .. - ... —l9 to 21 to 22s Od_black. —to—3 Od
Ditto Poland, ~ 21 to 12 to 214 lid...potato 25 to 27s Od
Berwick & Soot& had 13 to 2 s Od—potato 24 to 154 Od
Irish feed l6 to 30s Od black. l9 to 20s Od
Ditto potato 22 to 24s Od
MALT 54 to 56...11ne, pale.— .. 57 to 59
PZAA, grey 32 to 344 Od .maple 34 to 26
Blue 42 to 46 droperial SO to SC
White 31 to 94 ..boilers 36 to 90
Bemis, Moisten. 2B to 30. Mak Sow 31...01d 37 to 39
narrow 30 to 32-amall 32 to 34...01d 39 to 43
TARCA, New Spring to —...have Winter so --old to
I Raressam, Nem 60 to 68
1 lANSAILD OAK," per thousand ..... ..... ....... ..- itll Om to £l2 O.
me ant MIAs.

noon, Town-reade,'delieered 42 to 46...f1iks hooVehold 40 Vol 3
Norfolk and Suffolk 36 to 38. white 2B to 4e
Northumberland. Lincoln, and Yorkshire — to
Bugle: and Kent to —.. Wad — to
FOREIGN.
_.
- -- • - .. -- - --

Dantrie and Konigtherl..liii; 53 doe 57 to 59
Pomeranean, Itottock, and &Ada,
French and Brabant .......... ......... to

Danish and Honshu*
Russian .....,1 ,k. 6.7*-iiiii. ....... 49 ro OS
to
Danube and Odessa ..
Spanish hard to —..salt — to—
Canadian
Itra —
Bsahxy, Feeding 11 to L /MM. —to
bun.. Coax
Oars, Roosts°
Poineranean sad aaaisaad
Swedish and Danish . • ..
. ..
--. l9 to 13
. . _ .
. l9 to 21

hal

.... . ........
Dltto Brew 111 to 37...1bed
Blum, t
Small

to

Pgsgiaf
26 to 28. Tammy to
PIAIS per to
White 62 Si 24...b011ir5« 24 to 36
TAW, old —to tam —to --imp .... -... to
LD/111/9, Baltic and Ratios 14 46 to 45
Mediterranean sad Odom- to 44 to 60
RAIMMD —SO Jimmied 39 to 40
Lumina CAXIII, free of deity, per ton. Z 6 Itla. to g S i be.
LUISE= GUM, Dutch and German. a 2 0.. le g 9 Cla.
Ditto Preach and AnlerlMO ..... ..... g 1 10140 g 9 10s.
nova, American, per tarrel of 1961 M.
Dantric and Hamburg to
Canadian
French, pm sack of Mts., free so
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 13th MARCH TO 1510 MARCH.
Qrs. Enalleb. Scotch. Irigt. Foreign.
Wheat 396
Barley
Oslo lllO 1 MO 1 5690
flour, 2,310 saeks ; barrels. Mild; 3.940 vs.
LONDON Areasom. Wheat, 51s. 6d. ; Barley, Ea. ; Oats,
20s. 104.; Ste,—; Beans, 335. ltd. ; Peas, 4I& 4d.
DIPEELLL AVIEBAOEI3.

44 inst.! Baxley. Oats. Aye. Beans., Pen.
Jan. IS ... ,32a Od 30a Mn. 34.30, CA Sas 76 434 5d
Feb. 5 .., ... 'sla 2d304 9.1 10a 74821 84 38, 5d 406 lel
12 ... ... 514 Od 31a 24201 7d 10e sdiBa 144 k Id
19 ... ... '3os 114 311 Se 11e 16.82 s 4d Vs 10d 411 5.1
Id ... ... I.los 24 10. 9c: Yds 84101 Wide Od 111 741
Myth 4 ... ... 149, 114 30a 5d 20a ad 30. 5d 344 94.41, ad
5 weeks' Ags 1. Aver. 30a 104100 lld Ws 94131 e 14.87 s 114;424 61
Dcre.—Wheat, 76. ; Barley, Oats, Bye, Belo; gad Peas, 21.9 d.
Price. ; Is& 292 Feb. 5. Feb. 12., Feb. 19; Feb. 26. March 4.
—7TCT"i**. 1.1 ••••
::: ::: **:
tO 11 ... i ... F. 771 ...
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... ...
49 11 ... ! ... 1
Ht LL, March 14.—During the past week a large quantity
of rain has fallen, which retard the sowing of Spring Corn.
The Whese market has been irregular. The best price were

obtained on Thunday and Friday, when new Hamburg
Wheat sold at 61s. to 525. The markets in the thief con-
suming district not respor.ding to the firmness and advance
in this and nine other place', we had less doing on Saturday
and yesterday, and Wheats of the quality referred to above
were ofir red at 501. 6d. per qr. The duty advancing to 75.,
several lots were previously entered at the rate of 6s. At
today's market we had a good supply of home-grown Wheat,
and also of new foreign: the latter was sold for an advance
upon the above price, and 525. was paid, but the enhanced
price checked business. Farmers' Wear, Is. advance.
Barley is scarce, and good malting qualities are Is. dearer.
There are several small cargoes of new tweign Oat, on the
market; about 235. to 245. according to quality. New fo-
reign Beans are offering plentifully, and, c. ming on a dull
market, must be written Is. to 2s. lower; go .d new sold at
36x. An exceedingly dull ,ale for Peas of all descripuors.
We are well supplied- with Tares, both large rind small the
former very fine; when spring sowing commences we may
look for an improved demind ; at present th. y are difficult
to quit. Without arrivals. of Linseed, and the bulk of
the import being in wueheuse, the market has some-
what more firmness; Cakes are selling at our quotations.
Rapeseed not offering; no Rape Cakes on the market ; 12.05.
the last prier paid. Bones are dull, and more eagerness to
sell than of late. Best qualitics of Guano go off freely.
Wheat, per qr., red, 431. to 525. ; new, 48i. to 525. ; white,
50s. to 535. ; new, 50.. to 535. ; Dantaie, 565. to Ns.
Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 505. to 625. Barley, malting,
30s. to 325. ; grinding, 255. to 27.. Oats, Danish, 15s. to
17s. ; Russian, 15s. to 17s. Beans, 335. to 40s. ; foreign,
30s. to 365. Peas, whit, and yellow. 36e. to 384. Linseed,
crushing, 40s. to 445. • feeding, 465. Itspeseed, per 10 qss.,
261. 10s. to 281. Lieoeed Cakes, English, per tun, 91. 15s.
to 91. 171. 6d. ; foreign. 71. 10s. to 91. ; Rape Cakes, 120 s.
Bones, 925. 6d. to 955. Guano, 6/. to 91.55. Imports from
the 19th of Feb. to the 25th Feb., inclusive: Wheat,
foreign, 3,069; Barley, coastwise, 60; Oats, foreign, 540;
Beans, coastwise, 15 ' • foreign, 695 ; Peas, foreign, 39 ; Tares
417 ; Linseed. 10; Rapeseed, 231 ; Linseed Cakes, 193 ;
Rape Cakes, 54; Bones, 143.

Irswicit, March 14.—The weather has to-day a much
better appearance. The supply ot every description of grain
is small ; dry Wheat is Is. to 2s. per qr. dearer ; intermediate
quality sells at Is. advance. Fite qualities of malting Bar-
ley are Is. to 2s. per qr. diarer ; secondary, Is. Farmers
will not at present submit to any further decline upon Beans
and Peas ; prices may be called -nominally the same.

LEEDS, Meech 14.-Our arrivals of grain are moderate.
Wheat is steady sale, at the extreme rates of last Friday.
Barley maintains its price. Man. slow, and rather lower.
Oats, Shelling, and other articles without materal alteration.
Avenge price of grain Wheat, 60s. 64. Barley, 335. 4d.
Oats, 21s. Bd. Beans, 37e. 54. Peas, 445. &I. Arrivals
this week ; Wheat, 6.100 qrs. ; Oats, 545; Barley, 1,414 ;
Beans, 1,367; Flour, 104.
LEIGHTON BUZZARD, Marc'; 14.-Wheat and Barley were
both in short supply ; the former eold at an advance of Is.
per load, and the latter at an enhancement of Is. per qr.
Beans and Peas rather drooping in value. Wheat, per load
of 5 bush., 295: to 345. Barley, per imp.qr., 29s to 335. Beans,
old. 29.. to 31s. ; new, 222. 6d. to 2.14. Peas, 265. to 28s. 6d.
per 6 bushels.
LEW EA, March 14.-The supply of Wheat at our market
today w. is scanty, and was cleared off at fully Is. per qr.
higher than this day se'nnight. Barley steady. Oats,
Beane, and Peas, dull. In consequence of the continual wet
weather, the seed trade is very flat. Wheat, white, 131. to
131. 10s. • red, 12/. to 121. 55.! Barley, ills. to 335. Oats,
19$. to 20's. Beans, 355. to 365. Peas, 34,. to 331.
LIVERPOOL, March 14.-The arrivals into this port daring
the week ending yesterday, contain a fair supply of Wheat,
Oats, and Oatmeal, from Ireland, with a moderate quantity
of Flour thence, and several pucels of grain .outwese ; the
imnorts from abroad forming merely 9,837 qrs. of Indian
Coin, 5,177 barrels Corn Meal, and 1,117 barrels Flour, ex-
clusively from the United States having none reo ntiv in
from the contiuent of Europe. In most of the English
markets held at the close of last week the prices of
Wheat were stated to be inclining rather upwards, and
the demand slightly improved, with a little more firm-
ness in Flour ; the same remarks beiiig applicable respect-
lag these articles, and also to Indian Corn, in Ireland,
where the latter is still required to some extent, and the
consumption increasing. Although our Corn Exchange this
morning was tolerably well attended, no eager dine sitioa
was shown to purchase any article of the trade extensively.
In any description of Wheat, therefore, the operations were
only moderate in amount, anti little influenced by the im-
provement in Mark-lane; the general range of prices, though
alightly over those of Friday, were barely equal to the rates
of this day se'nnight. Sack Flour was in rather better re-
quest, and prime samples were the turn dearer; whilst Ameri-
can, upon a more limited demand than usual. merely sustained
its previous value. Barley, Malt, Beans, and Peas, remained in
all respects nearly the same as last week. !Oats, of which the
dealers bought slowly today, were rather depressed in value,
superior meeting qualities not exceeding 3s. per 451 b. Oat-
meal, however, supported the terms last noted. Some
parcels of Indian Corn were again taken far Ireland, but
there was a less general demand far this article than was
calculated upon; fine yellow nearly maintained its late value,
but white was Is. to'2s, per qr. cheaper. Corn Meet moved
sparingly, at 13e. to 13s. 6d. per barrel. During several days
last week, the weather was extremely wet and boisterous,
but, succeeded hl a cold drying wind from the north, is now
bringing the soil into favourable order again for tillage.
The folio wing are the prices. British: Wheat, per 701 b.,
English, red, 7s. 9d. to Si.; extra, Bs. to Ba. 2d. ; white,
Bs. to Bs. 4d. ; extra, Bs. 4d. to Bs. fel. ; Irish, red, 65. 64.
to 7s. 5d.; extra, 7s. 64. to 75. 9d. ; white, 7s. 61. to 7a. 84. ;
extra, 7s. 9d. to Bs. Barley, per qr., English, 304. to 31s. ;
Chevalier, 325. to 355.; Scotch and Irish, per GOlbs., 3s. 9d. to
4s. Malt, English, per qr., pale, 625. to 600. Oats, English
and Scotch, per 451 b. old, 35, 3d. to 3a. W. Welsh, old,
34. Id. to IL 3d.; Iris"h, fice sorts, new, 2s. 11d. to 34.04.;
old, 3s. to 3e. ld. ; general, new, 2s. Bd. to Es. 11d.;
old, 24. 11d. to 3.. Beans, per qr., English, new, 38.5. to
405.; old, 425. to 445.; Scotch and Irish, per 4801 b., new,
35a. to 375. ; old, 375. to 391. Peas, English, per qr., white,
new, 45e. to 48s. ditto and Irish, grey, 34e. to 365.
Flour, per 2801 b., English and Irish, fine, 3135. to 395.; super-
fine, 395. to 40s. ; extra, 41s. to 42a. Oatmeal, per load
of 2401 b., Irish, new, 245. 6d. to 255.64.; old, 725. 6d.to 238,64.
Canadian, old, 225. 6d.to 235. 6d. Bran, per 241 b., la. to le. 2d.
Foreign : Wheat, per 101 b., Canadian, red, 7s. 24. to
70. .54.; white, 7s. 9d. to 85. ; United States, red.
7s. Bd. to So. ; white, Bs. 3d. to &. Bd. ; Dantric mixed
and red, 7s. 6d. to Bs. ; high mixed, Bs. 10d. to '9s. 3d. ;
Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 75. Sd. to 84. ; white,
Bs. to Bs. 3d. ; Riga and Petersburg, red, 6s. 6d. to
65. 10d. ; Archangel, Gs. 64. to 6s. &l.; Odessa, common, red,
61. 4d. to Gs. Bd.; Polish, 6s. 10d. to 75.24.; French, Spanish,
and Italian, red, 70. to 75. 2d. ; white, 7s. 2d. to 70. 84. ;
Bennet and Marituaopoli, red, 6s. 9d. to 7s. ; Egyptian,
4s. 3d. to 4s. 6d. ; Mediterranean, itc., hard. red, 6s. to
51. 3d. Rye, per qr., Baltic, &c., 314. to 32e. Barley , per
601 b., 3s. fel. to 4s. Oats, per 451 b., 31. le. to 3s. 2d.;
Russian, 2s. 7d. to 2s. 9d. Beans, per qr., Europese, 36e. to
40s. ; Egyptian, per 4801 b., 28s. to 295. Peas, per qr.,
Baltic., &c., white, 420. to 435. : Canadian, 345. to 375. Indust

Corn, in; 4501 b., 27e. to 30s. Gd. ; Indian Meal, per barrel of
1961 b., 12s. 6d. to 13e. 6d. Flour, per brl. of 1961 b., Can►dian,
sweet, 265. 6d. to 275. 64.; United States, sweet, 275. to 295.;
United States and Canadian, sour, 23e. Gd. to 25a. Amnia
from the 7th to the 13th March inclusive, into Liverpool
and Runcorn : Wheat, 5,582 ; Barley, 2,618 ; Malt, 1,889;
Oats, 8,644,; Beans, 140; Peas, 128; Indian Corn, 9,862
qn. ; Indian Corn Meal, 5,277 barrels ; Oatmeal, 7,036 sacks ;
Flour, 3,662 sacks, and 1,132 barrels.

LYNN, March 14 —A small supply of Wheat, and mode-
rate of Barley at:market ; the former 2.. per qr. dearer; the
latter rather dearer than last week. Wheat, 60165. to (Albs.
491. to 615.; fine what', :As. Barley best runt, 305.; fine,
31s. Oats, Ild. per stone. Beans, 365. to 40s. per qr.

PLYMOUTH, March 14.—There has been a brisk demand
for Wheat at this morning's market, and prices advanced Is.
to 2s. per qr. Flour ls. per sack dearer. The weather is
dry and fine, which is much wanted, field labour being yes,
backward.

SALIBIIURV, March 14.-Wheat, finest white, made 295.
to 30s. per sack ; old heavy red, and best new, 275. to 284. ;
moderate qualities, at from 255. to 265. ; inferior, 235. to 245.
Barley found quick sale, at better prime, by Is. per qr. ;
several samples of prime Chevalier, weighing 6filbs. per
bushel, made 3G.. per qr.; good malting, 345.; inferior,
325.; grinding, from 30s. to 325. Oats much in request;
some bright and sweet Poland, went at 28s. per v. ; good
seed, white Irish Oats, at 255. ; other qualities, at from 21s.
to 245. Beans appeared to sell quickly, yet prices were rot
higher. Peso, white, reached 48s. per qr.; grey and
maple sold at from 401. to 435.
STEYNINO, March 13.-The Wheat trade assumed a firm
tone, sad the whole was cleared off. Barley, free sale. Oats,
Beans, and Peas neglected. White Wheat, 131. to 131. 10s.;
red, 111. 10s. to 13/. ss. Barley, Ws. to 331. Oats, 19s. to
20s. Beane, 345. to 365. Peas, 365. to 375.

I .1

ST. Ran, March 13.—The Wheat to-day at the cams
prim as last week. The trade very dull. Merchants very
cautious of buying. The general trade very dull. Inspec-
tor's Corn return for the week endine March 6 :--Wheat,
475 qr.. 1 bu., 435. 91d. Barley, 267 qrs. 1 bu., 295. Bid.
Oats, 275 qrs. 4 bu., its. 3d. Beaus, 89 qrs. 7 bu., 34a. lid.
Peas, 4 qn., 445.
Wee rarer, March 14.—Wheat sold at an advance of 21.
per qr. for best dry, and lc for common. Of Barley, sales
were numerous, at la. per qr. advance. Oats sold at the
prices of last week. Beans went off quickly, at from 425. to
48s. per qr. Peas, at from 445. to 475.

MANUFACTURES.—HunDERsnELD, March 14.
—Our Piece-bell has been .Listed to-day by many lookers-on,
sad some purcbaws bare taken place. There is more busi—
ness doing generally in this part of the country; and if things
should become quiet, we should soca resume our usual much
wanted activity. A fair amount of business has been done
in the warehouses.

WOOL.—HCEDERSIIELD. March 14.—There has
not been much inquiry for the raw material slime our last
market day ; this arises in come Treasure from
turbines which are taking place in the cidAtty)%l74ll\ ....
main firm. •,• :.a.!.. --. .::',.., 73
-,„ -_,
_A.,:.--4; ,
CATTLE, &c.—DERBY, March ;3.i-ailif A 4
at our market to-day of fat Besets was decidgly ' _
.. ,
in quantity and quality. The attendance-pf purehasio -
meroua, but sales flat. Fat Sheep were ibt
quently they were readily disposed of. salsa vefkre. :11
an average. The chow of fat Pigs war( 1gk....
from 81d. to 7d. Mutton, 71d. to Bd. Il A4N tri
lb. Pigs, lie. per score.
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lArtaroot., March 13. -The supply of stoe
ket to day was rather email ; and ea we bad a numerous ai ....
tendance of customers, prices were a little higher. Ea , - „,,
6id. to 61d. bluttoa, 71d. to 81d.
St. IVES, March 13.—There was a good ropp4 of fat • :
beasts in the market to-day, of very excellent quality, whi
made good prices ,
_• the store beast ma was wall ;,,,-
plied, tLcre appeared to be business (loin "obbers.
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