The Express.
London, England, 1848-03-08 00:00:00

GiPERIAL AVERAGE&

/ 11171teat.1 .1 Oats. 1 Rye. j.Beensisal Peas.
Jaa. 12 ... ... Ms 1430 s Is 10 30e 941 M 454 2d
29 ... ... 132 e 04F le s4so. 6d 1113 e 74,434 3d
Feb. 3 ... ... 131. 7el is 641118 e 741422. 9d
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19 ... ... 11e Od ls 70190. 1011. 10.43 e fd
19 ... ... is 110131. 9421 s 14,,f2s 4413/5 1041421 5d
26 ... ... 2690s 94120 e 841.20. 30 Us °dets Td
•weeks' Agg. Aver. le 3404 1041200 100.31. 101.96 e 361.435 '
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Pelee.

Faurn,tr, March 7.—Best dry samples of Wheat were
scarce. and rather d ; white samples fetched 141. to 141.
be per load ; red, 131. 10s. to 131. 161. ; inferior almost with-
out a bidder. Barley: A good quantity at market; =dusters
purchased freely, at last week's prices. Oslo in demand for
sowing prices from 225. 27e. per qr. Beans and Peas sold
tolerably well, at a reduction of from Is. to 2s. per qr.
Ht•tt, March 7.—The trade has had a firmer appearance
during the past week, more particularly for the tine fresh
qualities of Wheat which reached us from the near ports in
time for free admission ; the best runs of such are Is. to 2a.
dearer. A few hundred quarters have dropped in, chiefly
by sailing vessels, which ought to have been here sooner ;
but only a small portion of this is offered on the market.
The stammer which arrived yesterday from Hamburg did
not bring a bushel of Wheat, showing the feeling in that
city. The sales during the week were at 48s. to 50s. for
Holstein to Wahren qualities, according to condition and
colour. Spring Corn has been less affected, and trans-
actions were unimportant. We had for this day's
market anosher good supply of Wheat from our owa
growers, most of whom were holding for an advance upon
het week's prices. Millers were not very free to comply,
and a good many samples cons. quently taken home. The
sales merle were at fully last week's prices, and in some cases
a little more. The above remarks, as to foreign Wheat,
apply to the business of today. More transactions took
place yesterday than to-day ; holders trying for higher prices
than millers are disposed to give. The sales made were at
•i 0 s. for best runs of Hamburg red. Oats are somewhat
firmer, without any positive advance being obtained. There
are no more Egyptian Beans at the extreme lowprices of last
week, but new- foreign are still obtainable at the prices then
noted. Peas remain very dull. Small Tares still, a drug,
but large ones in more request. A fair arrival of Linseed—
the market firmer, but no great amount of trans-
actions. Linseed Cakes unaltered. No business doing in
Rapeseed, for want of suitable stock; and to Rape Cakes the
same remark is applicable ; a small parcel is now in the mar-
ket, for which 1203 per ton is demanded. Bones at. without
alteration. Ryemeal still in fair request. A good sale for
Guano of beat qualities.D

IPSWICIit, ?larch 7.—Tha sandy al all Grain is to day es•
tremely small. Dry Wheat is taken by the milieu at an
adman! of ls. to 2s. per qr. upon last week's rata ; inferior
qualities are fully as dear. Pint and sccondary.qualities of
malting Barley are le per qr. higher; distilling quality
brings quite as much money. Beans and Yeas are dull of
silo, but not lower. _

LEEDb, March 7.—The arrival of Wheat for this day's
market uonly moderate ;we hare a good consumptive de-
mand for this article, at rather better prices than those ob-
tainable on Friday, and fully le. per qr. over last week's
rates. Barley only slow sale, without alteration in value.
In other articles no variation in price, but rather more in-
quiry for 6n• Oats. Wheat, 495. 10d. Barley, 33e. 7d. Oats
225. 2d. Beans, 38e. 74. Peas, 4.35. 6d. Arrivala this
week Wheat, 6,536. Oats, 218. Barley, 2,236. Beans,
1,306.
Lawn, March 7.—The Wheat market to-day was dalL
Barley was in good demand, and brought fully the ratan of
this day week. Oats, &was, and Pees in *oft deem&

.—Wbeat, es. ; Barley, Oats, Rye, Bomb, aid Pena, 2s. 6d.
S. k Jan. 22.. Jan. 29.1 Feb. s.lFeb. 12J Feb. 19., Feb. 211.
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