The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-08 00:00:00

Feb. 6.

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ANDOVIR, MARCH 6.-Trade very dull. For good mu-
t? of white Wheat, 80s. te 84s. per qr. was asked ; for good
reds, 191. per load was obtained ; for inferior wets the
ho den wanted fu,l 10e. per load more money. Flour, best,
605.; seconds, 67.. per bag. Barley slack of sale ; the qua-
lity that was worth 60a. this day fortnight could be put..
chased at 545. or 555. per qr. • and seed do., then worth 56e.,
could have been had at 50;., consequently the reduetion
within that period here must be quoted from ss. to 6s. per
qr. Malt can bluely fetch 10.. per bushel for beet, 9a. to
9s. 6d. being the common prices. Oats were lower, from
2a. to Cs. per qr. • the best Poland and Potato samples
offered at 355. to 38s. per qr. ; good black, at 325. to 345.;
fair samples could be had at 265. to Beans and Peas
keep their prices, being seam, and lust now much inquired
after. Rye in request, yet some. • Winter Tares, Ba. per
bushel ; spring, Ile, to 12a. Other mall seeds for sowing
this season rather oa the decline.
ArtraeuitY, MARCH 6.-We had a short supply of grain
at Market this day. The trade was dull, and prices rather
higher than last week. Wheat, 86s. to 88a. per qr. Beans,
44.. to 47e. Peas, 525. to 66e. Boilers, 60e. to 66e., with
brisk trade, chiefly for seed. Oats, 281. to 365. Barley, 60s.
to 66e, being from le. to 2A. dearer than last week.
CoLCHISTER, MARCH 6.-The supply of Wheat is to-day
fair, and, although the demand is not extensive the pries of
red must be noted 2s. dearer than last week ; white does not
fully partake of this advance. Barley continues dull, but
the supply is small, and prices are not lower. Beans in fair
supply, and prices remain firm. Not many Peas appear,
and prim are almost nominal. li
GLOIICEATER, MARCH 8.-At our market this day,
English Wheat was in shorter supply. than for some time
past, as tamers are actively engaged is field work. Millers
were eager buyers and, where last week's prices were taken,
large parcels changed hands ; the majority of the holders
demanded Is. to 2s. per qr. more money. In spring corn
few sales are reported, and prices remain without change.
During the week English Wheat his beret in fair supply, and
found buyers at fully previous rate.. The sales of Foreign
reported are at our quotations. Barley has been offered at
a decline of Is. to 2a. per quarter. Oats and
Beans ere • dull sale, at rather lower prim.
The currency of our market stands as under Wheat,
English, white, per imp. bush., 9s. 3d. to 10s. • red,
&s. 9d. to 9s. 3d.; Dantric (low to high mixed), per 4klbs.,
10a to 10e. 6cll. • Polish, Pomeranian, Stettin, 9s. 3d.
to 9.. 9d. ; Odessa Marianopoli, soft, 9s. 3i. to 99. 6d. ;
Odessa Teganrog, hard, Be. 9d. to 91. Barley, English,
grinding, per 3921 be, 40s. to 42e. malting, per imperial
quarter, 465. to 642. • Irish, malting, per imperial quar-
ter, v.. to 545. ; foreign, slaking, per imperial quarter,
625. to. 665. Beans, English, per Imp. bushel, 6s. 9d.
to 7s. 3d ; foreign, Egyptian, per 6511bs , 6e. 9d.
to 6s. 10.1. ; French, Dutch, small tick, 6s. 10d. to 7e. 2d.
Oats: Limerick, Wexford, Eoaiscorthy, white, per 3121 be.,
38e. to 405.; Cork, Waterford, and Youghall, 375. 6d. to
395.; Welsh black, imperial, 365. to 385.; lrish, black, 36e.
to 38e. Peas, breakers, pa imperial bushel, English, Bs. Bd. to
ils.; Foreign, Bs. to Ba. 3d.; grey and grinders, par 6611 b.,
English, fie. 3d. to 6s. ed. ; Foreign, 6s. 3d. to 6a. 6d.
Flour, best seconds, English, 595. to ON. Linseed Cake,
Dutch, per ton, 101. to 10/. 10s. ; French, 111. 10s. to
121. 10e. Imports for the week ending March 5 : Wheat,
15 qrs.; Barley, 546 ; Oats, 1,296 ; Beans, 1,800.
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OCILDrORD, MARCH 6.—There web a brisk demand for
our Wheat to-day, all descriptions commanding a rise in
price of 10s. to 16a. per load. The supply being smull,
in consequence of fanners being busily engaged in spring
planting, no difficulty was experienced in effecting a clear-
ance. Wheat, 181. to 224. • red, 171. 10s. to 191. Barley,
50s. to 565. Oats, KW to 365. Beans, 60a. to 58s. Pets,
545. to 60s.

vale; vegetation is consequently much retarded, but we
hear no complaints as yet of the Wheat plant havOrg suffered
bean the realist vicissitudes in the-weather. The trade inns
Miley nennight has worn a firm aspect, end a tolerable
immemist of business has transpired in Wheat and Flour, at
ha pekoe, whilst other articles have attracted little notice,
al m. eared at slightly reduced rates. We have re-
mind, Wee sokkag laqauies with reference to the stocks of
rob is the Mode et powers and with reference to Wheat
three is betas ',hiss exprer;ed , via., that the quantity held
is milisbarter this lesuel, in soma localities the deliveries
base is advent* see month, whilst in others they are fully
six welts of ordinary years : this fact when coupled with the
eatisimive demand experienced for France and Ireland,
glad& lead us to conclude that prices have not yet attained
ride bights* point, more especially when it it further con.
sidised, het, large as our consumption has been hitherto, it
Warns likely to be increased now that the days are length-
wise' more employment of necessity will be given to
AO ikons. Flour in steady request, but no dearer.
At ear this alerting we had a large show of Wheat
from the growers, for which a ready sale was experienced at
the full ratted this day se'nnight. South country qualities on
the contrary were le. to 2s. higher, with a good business
doing at the advance, Norfolk, Wiebech, and Suffolk red
commanding from 765. to 78e. per qr., 631 b., according to
quality. Rye much inquired for, and anything choice might
command a shade over teat week's currency. Malting Bar-
ley slow ale, and rather lower, grinding sorts unaltered.
Malt dull but not cheerier, and the same may be said
of Beans and boiling Peas. With Oats we were again
largely supplied, and, the demand being trifling, sales
could only be made by submitting to lower prime.
British : Wheat, Nortbumbaland new, white, 745. to 78s. ;
red, 86a. tit 78a ; Norfolk and Suffolk, old white, 74e. to 795. ;
red, 74e. to 785.; new, white, 765. to 82s, ; red, 74e. to 711 s. ;
Liatolnehire, old, white, 745. to 785.; red, 74e. to 765.•
new white, 78s. to SOs. • red, 745. to 775. Rya, Norfolk and
Suffolk, 68a. to 61s. Bailey, Norfolk and Suffolk, 64a. Mbar. •
.....1 Chevalier, 66a to lik; Northumberland and Sri.
to 625.; 1116. to 545. ; grinding sail
eheis to 60a. alls to 760. Chevalier, Me. Is
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'lLArnierg, white, free, 78s.
an, white Mt to Ns. - red,
Pomeranian, white, 74e. to
Marks, and Anhelt, white,
Kiel and Holstein, white,
_, Barley, Seal, 48e. to 61.. ;
Pea/mores and Iltelds. 46e. to 60s. Oats, Pomeranian,
feed, 30s. to 34a.;, slitters and Danish, 26e. to 325. •
Archangel and alga, SOL te 32e. Peas, white, 58e. to 64e:
Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., United States and Canada,
duty paid, 38s. to 40a -The arrivals this week are : Wheat,
coastwise, 635 qrs. • Rye, 141; Barley, 723 ; foreign, M 2;
Oats, foreign, 926; Pea, coastwise, 45; foreign, 856;
Beam, foreign, 33; Flour, 3,017 seeks.

NORWICH, MARCH 13.—We had an unusually large attend-
ance here to-day of corn growers and merchants from this and
the adjoining counties, and the supply of Wheat by sample
was again abundant, perhaps nearly equal in amount to any
market day since last harvest, which was met by a very ex-
tensive demand from the millers in this locality ; therefore a
very oossiderable batistes was done, at fall 2s. per qr. over
last week's rates ; but as the fresh-thrashed parcels, which
are generally large, are very much improved in condition, and
the increase of weight from lib. to 2 lb. per bushel more
than three or four weeks sen, there is not really so much ad-
vance to the purchaser as is above noted, besides that the
buyer has the confident satisfaction that he can grind and
ship to any distant port in the kingdom without any
fear of • heated cargo, anc thereby suffer a heavy loss. In
Barley we can only note a small supply, which hardly
maintained last week's prices. In Peas, Beans, end Oats no
change worth notice. There was a good demand for Flour,
free on board at Yarmouth, at full Is. per sack higher than
last week, which the millers did not willingly accept.
Wheat, white, line, 631bs. to 641bs. per bushel, 80e. to 82e.
per qr. ; red, Oita. to 85Ibe. per bushel, 78.. to 80e. Barley,
malting, 60e. to 62,. Beans, lieligoland, 535. to 555. Peas,
grey, 51e. to 54e. Oats, Poland seed, very fine, 441bs. to
461 be. per bushel, 455. Flour, household, free on board at
Yarmouth, 63e. 6d. to 54e. purchasers finding sacks, with
one month's discount for ash on delivery. The retail price
is Id. per stone higher than last week.

RIADING, MARCH 6.—Owing to a short supply of Wheat
at thM day's market, buyers were obliged to give Is. to 21.
per qr. advance on lag week's prices, but as our millers
cannot obtain a corresponding advance on their Flour in
London, trade is by no means to their satisfaction. The
malting season is nearly over, we had therefore an exceed-
ingly heavy trade lbr Barley, of which the supply is small, at
a decline of full 2a. per qr. Osl• and Beans were a dull
sale, but not cheaper. Peas in demand, for seed and as
boilers, at an amuses of Is. to 2a. per qr. Smell foreign
spring Tares were plentiful, but no English at market ; late
prices fully supported. In Seeds but little doing.

SURPTON Maus", MARCH 6.—The market was the
dullest v. e e'er remember, there being 'tamely an, buyers
in the market. The few sales which took place may be
quoted as follows;—What, from 76s to 795. Barley, In .m
44. to 665. Oats, from 28s. to 32a. Beans, from 265. to 28s.

SUNDERLAND, MARCH 6.—The weather continues very
cold and unfavourslsk for the Leat crops, and the autumn
Wheats make little growth. There wu a fair supply of far-
men' Wheat at market to-day, bet no ship samples. The
demand wu pretty brisk, and the whole was cleared of at
about last week's rates for the beat pared', though inferior
Wheats are in good demand at rather higher prices. The
finest samples realise 82c, and average qualities 745. to 80s.
Good old Wheats, 665. to 725. South Country, especially
fine white, in demand, and worth 84s. Maltiag Barley is
scarce, and there have been some transactions iu South
Country at higher rates ; prices rule from 365. to 60s. Oats
were very plentiful, for which high prices are demanded,
and 365. to 38s. have been obtained. Pees and Beans are
scarce and in demand. Flour I. plentiful, without change
in price. The arrirals coastwise have bean 276 sacks during
the week.

WINCHESTER, MARCH 6.-The trade to-day for Wheat
was very animated, particularly red samples. The advance
in Mark-lane becoming known towards the close of the mar-
ket, made the holders ask even more money • but such was
not acceded to generally. White Wheat sold at from 745. to
78s. per quarter; red, 745. to 76e. ; moderate 'emotes, 70s.
to 72a. Flour, from 54e. to 60s. per bee. Barley firm. The
top samples, for seed, reached &Is. to 66e. per qr. ; malting,
68, ; samples under the weight of 10 score, from 48s. to 50s.
Malt was selling at 10s. to 10s. 3d. the bushel for best, and
front 91. M.,95. 6d. other qualities. Barley-meal from
26.. to 27s the bag of 10 score. Oats were front Is. to
2a. per quarter lower, excepting for a few parcels, for seed,
of potato, Poland, and black, which remain as last quota-
tions. We could not hear of any reaching a higher figure
than 36e. per quarter, while some might have been had at
25e. to 28s. Beans of good quality very sauce ; the prices as
last week. Peas, both white and maple, fully as dear. In
winter Tares but little doing; spring ditto in good request,
at from 9s. to 110. per bushel. We did not hear of Indian
Corn or Rye being sold this day. Baintfoil, rye grass, plan-
tain, turnip, and other spring sowing seeds a tribe lower.
WHIBRCII, MARCH 6.-A large supply of grain of 211
kinds at this day's market. Wheat is In active demand, at
3s. per quarter over last week's prices. Oats and Beans slow
sale, and each Is. cheaper. Wheat, 70s. to 78s. • extra, 80s.
per quarter. Oats, 17d. to 18d. per atone. Beans, 52e. to
545.; extra, 555. per qr., to the grower.
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WORCRETIR, MARCH 6.—There was a large supply of
Wheat at our market this day; but as higher prices were
demanded by the holders, comparatively little bui.iness was
done. Later in the day a few samples changed hands at
last week's price*, red Wheats making 91. 6d. to 9s. Bd. per
bushel of 621bs. and fine white, 9.. 10d. to 10s. 2d. Barley
was freely offered at 2a. per quarter below the prices of this
day oe'nnight. Beans, old and new, firm, at 6i. Bd. per
bushel of 66Ibs. Peas, of middling quality, for irrinding,
were more easily purchased, at 6s. to Cis. 3d. per bushel of
651 be. Few boiling samples were offered, which mode full
prices. Oats, of fine quality, maintained last Saturday's
rates, while some of inferior description sold it 2s. per qr.
lees mosey.
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YItOVIL, MARCH 6.—The Corn trade was anything but
brisk, as the farmers were not desirous of submitting to any
reduction from the prices of last week, consequently but
little business was transected. Wheat, from 9s. 6d. to 10s. 6d.
per bushel. Barley, from 60e. to 68s. Oats, from 24e. to
%I. Baum, from Ge. to 70. per lomikoi. Norm, 624. per sack.

Toni, MAIC7I 6.—We have • goad show of Wh-at at
market this day, which has 1114 a 111811 ft ask, at about la.
over last week's prices. Seed Oats awl Pam inquired after,
and sell at extreme prices. Little Batty al/bring. Wheat,
white, 735. to 781. per imperial quarter •• 68e. to 73a. • Bar-
ley, malting, 50.. to 535. ; grinding, 465. to 48.. • Beans,
SN. to 54e. ; Rye, 525. to 56a. ; Malt, 76e. to 78s. ; ate, 161 d.
to 171 d. per stone of 14 lbs. Flour, 665. to 60c per sack of
280 lbs.
DCBLIN, MAICH 6.—We had a mere lively market
this day than for some time past, and priers of every article
were fully maintained, but we cannot edemas our quotatkos.
The followiog w:s the general currency:— Wheat, per Z9O
lbs., red, 455. to 48s. ; white, 475. to 51s. Oats, per 196 lbs.,
22a. to 25c 6d. Barley, per 224 lbs., 275. to 324. Oatmeal,
per cwt., 255. to 275. Floor, per cwt., seconds, 255. to 26.

BRLTAST, MARCH 4.—The weather coatinues very fine,
and our fanners are now busily engaged in field labour. The
supplies of all descriptions of grain keep very email, and no
alteration in prices, except Indian Corn and Oatmeal, which
us a shade lower. The following are our quotation*. Indian
Corn, per cwt., white, lee. 9d. to 175.; yellow, 17s. to 17s. 6d.
Indian Columned, white, 17s. 6d. to 17s. 9d. ; yellow, 18..
to lee. &I. Wheat, red, 17s. 3el. to 18s. 3d ; whits, les. to
les. 6d. Mb (rims at Inver Mills) Scipnfine, 26e ;
bakers' leek Xs. • essends. Ns. Id. ; third., 22.. 6d. ;
fourths, 19e. ed. Hem, Os. American. per barrel, 41s.
to 435. 6d. Oatmeal, par cwt., I:4a 6d. to 245. 6d. Oils, 13s.
to 16s. Barley, 13s. to 141.61

Conn, MARCH O.—Webs,* had cold, dry weather, with
as seeterly wind, ihe lho lest two weeks, which MI eon-
thaws ; the quantity of ormstry produce eosin to lateliot is
tow reduced to a more OW. The traneactkao_ is meson
Wheat and Oats hare boa wry limited with a iromentsa.
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