The Express.
London, England, 1847-04-29 00:00:00

demand at our quotations. Flaxseed is in better demand,
and a fair quantity has been soli within the last few days,
Datth varying from 625. 61. to 66,. per hhd., and Rigs at
26.. to 29.. per band. Ws are glad to see that the fusers,
though rather Isle are altering their minds with regard to
the sowing of Missed this season, and they will assuredly
reap the benefit hereafter. The following ere our quotations:
Indian Corn, white, 13/. 104. to 131. 15s. ; yellow, 131. 10s. to
p r ton. Indian Cora Meal, white, 111. 10s. • yellow,
141. 10e per ton. Wheat, red, 17s. 32. to white,
17s. 6J. to 121. 6d. per cat. Flour.—Prices at Inver
SuPerna,, 27i.; bakers' lima, 24a; seconds, 234: ; thirds,
21s ; fourths, 19a. Bran, 9a. 6d. per cwt. American, 401.
to 425. per barrel.
Dattrzic, Araty 20.—The ex"itoment in oar Corn mar-
ket continue' unlieninished, and even 2.. more hate been
paid, half-aid fine, high :nixed, 6111b5., 72. ; new, fine,
high mixed, 601 M., 71s. ; mix,d and tine. mixed, 59ibe., Ws.
to 691.

Nlditsettaxe, Arum 23.—Our corn market continues to
decline, notwithstanding the improving accounts which have
come to hand from the north and western puts of France.
The importations from Romelid and Odessa have been very
large during V.° last week ; 6011 a. to GI i bs. Paidah Wheat may
be purchued at Gls. per. qr. free on beard; and 621bs. to titilbs.
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at 675. to 6.45; good Romelis and Danube Wheats, from SSa.
to Ms. Maize has likewise fallen very low ; several parcels
of Turkish, now in part, could be obtained at 425. Several
British 'easels have arrived; freights about 3s. to 9' per qr.
Prices of Wheat fir shipment, free on board neat month,
when large quantities are 'spurt d : Polish, 611 tbs. 64a. to
GSA. • Marianopoli, 62Ihe. 645. to 655.; °dual, GI thas., 5Se.
to Gilbs. ; °filets, 611b5.;56a.; Beans, 671b5., ills. 6d. ; Bar-
ley 2fle. Should we have dull accounts from France, prices
will be lower. Vitae!. continua very scarce.
PAY" Anti. 20.—Intellipec• has bees togeivedffiont Antwerp to
the 24th, which Imnounces that an advance has taken place in that
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m.irket, in all kinds of grain, bet more p‘rticu'arly wheat and :ye •
Polish-Ode.sa are sold at 27 fr. to Mfr. 20c. the heeto; Dantaic. 32fi.
2ne. ; and 7.c.dand, lOfr. OAt. Those prises are exceasive, and still
pit-chases are eagerly made ; rye Is taken at 22.4 r. S: e. the Recto. In
lk Loom ahn, price, ere high, ; and not only for corn, bet suil more
for potatoes, brans, and other no .it tinkle aof food. From Amster.
dam, we lestru that if are ssceedingly eralinnted, and at
higher peke. ; Polish-Odessa are sold at 31fr. 23e. ; and
American rye at from 2Rfr. 20e. to 271 e. 23e, the beets. .he.
counts have arrived from Odessa to the _9th utt. ; matters were
cairn, sellers were abundant for &slant dates, and put chasers mine.
rous fog the no% QC.
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rr2111"1.11.-; the supply, bowersr, is staled so ie slack! At
Irre, price* are Cr,,, •. New York flour is mid at 321., 93f., and 34f.,
with more denoindstkin offers. Itouen remains As it was, and Dieppe
sends higher pliers In the north, the quotations are II • eidedly higher;
"dull in the south, idlers on, calm, with prices as they were. In
the Paris market, on b.norday, great firmiwei won mandeated, but
without occasioning any advance. Very little business vas done, but
the feeling muted to be tending upwards.

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDERSFIELD, APRIL 27.
—We have to report that on this our lint market in the
month, there has been very little doing ; indeed, we rnuch
question whether the "oldest man " coming to the Piece-
hall can recollelt such another month (take it all in all) so
the one which is now drawing to a close. The continual
'drama in the price of train, the regular draw upon the
money market for the railways, and the Irish famine, us
all causes which are acting continually against us. The
manufactories in the neighbourhood are not more than hal.

CH EESE.—BASINGsTOK R. APRIL 28. —Trade eat.
Best Chetlder, 68.. per cwt. Double Somerset, Wilts, and
Olouvreter 604. to 621. ; single, 54.. Common Dorset, 435.
Half-coward, 445: Skims, 34,. American, 61. to 618. per lb.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARK ET.— Two ot Clock.--
',Sews Pattendcn and Smith, Hop Factors, report that
the market is firm at late prices.
suss PAM Xaa44, p.cort. 41.4? to M. • Tearliat Xefb.. p 3831.18.111 e 48. 0
W.W at i•ao 4 4 Y•aritag It 04113
Soma „, 31044 4 II Old Hops.. 114 to II •
M►••n w 0 0440 0

BASINGSTOKI, APRIL 28.—The ►cat Farnham' have hewn
selling the last week at a decline of Z. 6d. per cat., or
about Ss. per pocket, the beat now offs red at 61. 10.,
and moderate, ut 61. per cwt. Alton and other country
districts, 61. to 51. .ss. A few Sussex and Keote for sale at •
'bailer reduction.

HAY. SMITHFIELD, Two o' Clock. Messrs.
Cooper and Davis, Ray and Straw salesmen, report a short
supply, and trade very dull.
Pon. Ittradaw,t'Ss. to en. 604. I Straw, .. IS.. to re.
...... to QM Mao, to ay.

SKLNS.-BASINOSTOKE, APRIL 28.-Beet Downs,
ss. (soh ; second quality, 4s. Ga. ; by the bargain, 4s. 4d.
Poor Skins, 3s. to 3.. 6.1. Long-wools, best, 56. 64. ; inferior,
4s. to 4s. 8,!. Fat Lnub Skins, 2s. 3d. to 2s. 9d. each; small,
3s. per doesa. Calf Skins, 41d. to sd. per lb. for delicate,
and Cw. to 7s. each for large Skins. Cow, and other light
Hides, 21d. to 214. per lb. heavy Hides, 4s. 64. to 4s. 9d.
per score lbs. Horse hides, Gs. to Bs. each. Butchers'
rough Fat, 2s. Bd. to 2s. 10d. per stone of 8 Irs.
SLLIMBUSY, APRIL 27.-A large number of Down
Skins fur sale ; best, 4s. 94.; seconds, 4s. 3d. to
4s. Bd. ; common, 3.. 6d. to 4s. ; murrain, 2.. 6.1. to 3s!
Hallbred Skins not so plentiful; best mode ss. to 51. Gd.
each; as they run, 4s. 6,1. ; inferior, single, 4s. ; poor, 35.64.;
by the bargain, till May, 4e. 4d. to 4s. Gd. litst fat Lamb-
skins, 2s. 64. to 2s. 84. each ; small, 3s. to 31. lid. per dozen.
Calf skins, to Vt. per lb. ; large, Gs. to 7s. ,qek,
Ox Hides, inferiorand t, Hides, 4s. to I.:, the
score ; heavy, anti Tr 41. 6d. ; 11064
76.64. each ; dressed, lid. to 164. per lb. Presses
skins, I6s. to 21s. each. Butchers' Hough Fat, ,2s. Bd. to
2s. 9.1. per stone of Blbs.

CATTLE, &P.—SOUTUALL, APRIL 28. —Oar
ply of Beef was short, and prices about the same as last week.
Mutton was rat hot more in request. The other things sold
about a. last week. Bet made from 3.. to 4s. 4d. /Sutton,
4s. to sa. 6d. Lamb, ss. to 6s. 6d. Veal, 4s. to ss. 2S. Pork,
49. to ss, per stone of Rib., sinking the offal.

CHEATER FAIR.—The show of stock was limited. Mil&
Cows wore in goad demand. Fat hearts were worth 73.
per lb. and sink. Fat Sheep were worth B.ld. Some good
Horses were shown in the horse fair, sod eagerly bought up.
There was a fair demand for back and draught . Hones.
Buyers were numerous and demand brisk. All was sold at
an early hour in the morning. Prices ranged from 58s. to
645. One good dairy sold for 675.
Devizes FAIR was more largely supplied with Cattle than
we ever remember seeing it. 'fbas, added to the high prices
asked, may account tor many being driven away unsold.
2.51. was in some instance the figuro requirid for good
heifer', but 171. to 21)1. was the usual Gam The number
of Sheep penned was, on the other hand, small beyond pre-
cedent-2,000 hi ing nearly the outside exhibited for sale.
The Hone fair was better than usual, and I sold at 40
guinea, each. Sone of the animals offered for sale were fit
only for the knacker.
EtLeameas Fete.—There was scarcely a fat Cow offered,
but a good supply of wellled barrens, which, owing to •
large attendance of purchasers, fetched 6d. to 61d. per lb.
Cows and Calves, bring scarce, also sold well. There were
but three pens of Sheep; readily sold at 61il. per lb. ; and
Bores
and Lambs were very disc. Pig*, although plentiful,
sold at better rates than before.

Nouw ICH, Arai!. 24.—Our market exhibited a very large
show of Scots and Short-borns, with fresh Rrril*sls of Dutch
cattle. There was a fair attendance of buyers, bet the great
scarcity of keep prevents any improvement in the trade.
For Scots, 3e. 9d. to 40.; Short-horns, as. 3d. to 3s. W. per
stone of 14 lbs. At these prices orally half the Besets
remain unsold. Fat Beasts a good sale, at 7e. 63. to 7s. 9d.
per stone, with a clearance. The pens were well tilled.
Hoggets, a great number. Sales were btiak, at from Is. to
2s. per head advance, and all sold. Fat Sheep, in their wool
7s. id. to 9s. ; naked, 7s. 6d. to 8a per atone of 14 lbs., and
a short number. Good store Pigs, from 2.55. to 305.2 it
head. Fat Pork, 7s. to To. 6d. per stone.
TENBURY FAIR sou well supplied with store animals, aced
Steers were considered to have a do inward tendency.
Barren Cows were Hot, but most of them disposed of; and
the little Beef on offer sold at 61. to 61d. per lb. Cows and
Calves, of which there ws.s a great number, sold at very ree
munerating prices. A very fair supply of Ewes and Lambs.
as also store Sheep, were penned, and, in some instances,
gold for more than has of late been obtained. There were
' but few Pigs, and those were a complete drug.
WELORLOOL FAlR.—There was an indifferent supply of
fat cattle, which wild readily at from 6d. to 61d. per lb.
store Beane and Bullocks decline in value; and good Cows
and Caine were disposed of quickly. Of Sheep there was a
short supply ; such as were marketable sold well, averaging
from 51d. to 61d. per lie; Ewes and Lambs were in hole
demand. In the Horse fair very few first-rate animals were
exhibited for sale, and only a few good hacks; waggon
Horses fetched extraordinarily high pnces.
Far Yesterday's Markets am Oast pays.

SHIPPING.
Matta Anatvto.—Dublin, 3; Waterford, 2; Donaghadcs
I ; French, 1; Flanders, I.
LONDON, April 29.—Wind this day at noon, S.W., mo.
dente breezes, and cloudy, with rain ; hail at times.
OF, MAaO tin, April 28.—Chartley Castle, Siegapore;
Eleanor Lancaster, Madras; Anna Player, Mauritius; Sa-
perior, Callao.
DEAL, April 28.—W.5.W., very strong, with heavy
squalls: p.m.. moderate—Arrived Lsllah Rookh, India ;
John Line, Madras and Trinidad ; Whitby Richardson,
Ceylon; Nabob, Mauritius; Meg Merriles, Cape of Good
Hope; Cesar, Demerara; William Alfred, Antigua; Lady
Sarah Bayley, Jamaica.
OFF Dove.:, April 26.—Duke of Cambridge, Porto Bello •
and La Guayas, for Bremen. 27th, Centurion, New York,
for Rotterdam.
Puarsuourn, April 27.—W.5.W. Arrived : Balky
field, St. Leone.
CLYDE, April 27.—W., a gale.—Arrived: Randolph,
' and Funchal, Barbadees ; Brookaby, New York ; Oriem,
Bombay; Peruvian, Msuntius ; Hotspur, Trinidad; Fanny,
Jamaica; Alan Herr, Mobile. Put Perthshire, for
New York.
Corn, April 24.—5. W. strong breesee.—Enemy, Rio
Grande; Marco., Lady Arabella, Francs, and Sarah, New
Orleans; Geo. Thorp, and. Flom, Philadelphia; John, New
York.
Warnaronn, April 27.—Arrived : ReguAnNorlblk,V.
Rumor, April 28.—W.N.W., strong red : Hope,
Trinidad; Randall, Barbadoes.
Orr Duxonerss, April 28.—Victot, New York, for
Antwerp,
Orr THIS LIZARD, April 26.—Willlani, Manilla.
Bra-Fast, Aqii 27.—W., strong gales.—Arrived :
New York ; Gondola, Mauritius ; Puritan, and George
Thateltis, New York. Sailed : Waringford, Demerara ;
Jo.. W. Page, and David Herwham, St.Tlsomaa's ; Riankets,
Barbadoes ; Norris Stanley, and Julia, Philadelphia; Sir
Colin Campbell, Quebec ; Mari Adelina, New York.
PowriAND, April 27.—The Caroline, of Petnal:1011, was
MA on shore in the bay 7 this morning ; crew saved.
SWANSEA, April 28.—W.S.W.Anrived Pyres', Ade
• laids, S.A.