The Express.
London, England, 1851-02-17 00:00:00

abuse nod note Snow prim paid. Bears and Pm were • dull
fall EMI ImPli!e UAW lunall. swim underwent no change. Oats rood
aunty, enema granter loser.
NormonAtt, Feb. 15.-There is very little alteration
to notice In the state aim men surto t to.day. All god thing. are
readily sold at full Mee, and for the floret Wheats farmers still ark
Mom money, with widen few buyer. comply. Choke Barley, are in
dewed, and cowmen rune meet less attention. The request far Otata
and fawns also is vet; limited.
PETERBOROUGH, Feb. 15.-We had a fair quantity of
Wheat here today; the trade slow, but the grower. would not take
lower prices. Fine tithe. red, 38a.; interior, weighing 16Ibe. per
biebel, 21,'. perqr. Barley, le. per qr. lower. Beane, having Nome
demand for seed, ready ask at last week'e rates. Oats, Is. per qr.
enterer.
Prrwourn, Feb. 15.-We haws no alteration to note in
the state of our marled. Trade Is ettll heavy, end prime maintained
with difficulty. Moat, white, 91. to Ind. per load ; roe, 81. to Id.
Barley. malting, ISei. to 16e. per qr.; grinding, 211. to 21e. OW;
13e. to 17e. Peek 894. to 325. Beane. 30s. to 325.
PREPTON, Feb. 15.-No change worthy of notice btu, oc-
curred M the general reatureuf the not. Parte since this day se'noight.
With a continuance of the lame inanimate feeling no previously noted,
neetewitoue 'weer* hare supplied themeless with each article ea,-
dourly and sparingly, at about our set currency. Ihe milling power
at Blackburn and Burnley baring for some time teen fully equal to
the requirements of that district, the miller. there, owing to the large
Import:alone of foreign Floor, Anil great diffieelty in quitting thee
own manufacture; and at Wednesrlsysi market, a further abatement
of Gel. per pack was submitted to, thereby reducing the prier of prime
households to 25e. 6d. per 2401 be. There woe only a moderate ripply
• f Englieh Wheat at our market Outlay, but the demand was of a lan-
grd character, and our last quotation. barely sustained. Fowles,
nearly nominal. All kinds of Flom sell slowly. Oats, a slow rile,
ad rather depromi in aloe. Farmers' Oatmeal Gd. per Pod
cheaper; and. trim bring In limited request, partially declined 3d.
per Mad. The following are the percent emoted one ; -Wheat,
English, per windle of 2201 b., lane aotrire, white, Pie to 2 1,6 d. ;
red, 17s. Od. to 19e. el.; Irish, per bushel of 711 he., white,
Se. 9id. to 6s. o.o.red, sup fine qualities, M. Sid. to Se. 100.;
middling to stood, Sr.o 4d. to 54.6.4.; foreign, per bushel of 70 1b...
American and Canadian, white, fts. (rd. to 6s. 91.; red, 5.. 1014.
so 6e. td. ; oantaic sod Konbeiberg high miaed, 6a. 7d. to Ga. Poi.;
Rowork, Andean, and Stettin. red, Ma /d. tri 6s. 7d.; French. red,
35.9 el. to to, id. Flour, per pack of 24411 be., lenalteh, elver., 290. Gil.
to 30s. 6d. ; choice household marks, 230. W. to 27n ; cueing, bd.
to 245. . • American, pre band of 1961 he , to 23e. ed. Beans, per
windle of 22014. e, English aced in h, 10s. fid. to 13e. 6d. Pete, per
Imp. quarter, foreign boilers, 295. to 31s. • Irish, per MOM., merle
and grey, IM. to I IP. Gd. Ode, pee bushel of eMbe., Irish. prime
meeting qualities, Zs. 7d.; common and fair, 20. Sal. to 2.. 6d.; pro-
vender, old, 2e. 6d. to 2.. ed. Oatmeal,... per toed of 310 h 5., English,
21e. to 235.; Irish, choice simple*, Gd. to 29a. ; good general
qualities, 22e. to 22e. 3d.; middling to good, Ile. to 21e. 911. Indian
Corn, per qr. of 466tt0, 31e. 64. to 33e. Dollen Corn Meal, per park
of 24111ba., English menufacture, 17s. Bran, per pack of 21016..,
English and Irish. lie. to I Is. 6d.
ItrAmNo, Feb. 15.-We have to notice a very short sup-
ply of Wheat, best dry samples le Bing freely at late top figurer ;
altbeorib millers appeared reluctant buyer. of secondary qualities,
yet a clearance waa effetted. Really good Bailey very mace ; nor
w, re any qualities ro plentiful s. of late. priori remaining mein the
same. Beane, Pew, mid than exhibited a good show, for which thcre
ma a good demand. Wheat 325. tont.. Barley, 171, to 30e. Beane,
IN. to 325.; Pew, 235. to 29e. Oan, IS.. to 27e.
SAFFROX WALDEN, Feb. 15.-Wheat dull of sale, 375. to
W.; Takettra, 42.. per qr. • Barley, wahine, lower, 23e. • prime,
I ; grinding,l7•. taint. /jeans, 23e.; old, 30s. Pens, 26;.; good,
Oa, tOs. 0, Oat, I.la, to lec.
SgArrrunutty, Feb. 15.-A good supply of all destTip-
tins of grain. The demand for Wheat was e, but last weer..
prose were In MOW instances obtained. Barley was in meal ripply,
end prime samples met a good tale, and were not lower in prior, but
Inferior wets were the turn lower. Ode de lined GI. to Is. per qr.
In other grain there wait no difference in price. Wheat, white, 4e,.
to 445.; red, 364. to 42e. Fafnir, 17e. to 210. Beane, Site. to Si..
Oate, 175. to 19s. Pea, 261. to 29e. Malt, 325. to 36e. per qr. Tare.,
Ss. to 7s. per bushel. Flour, 2es. to 3als per sack.
SIIRIWSBURV, Feb. FL-Our supply of Wheat at this
Care market wan Ma than loot week, test •omplea of which reared
quits ea much money, with a good demand from the millers and
dealers. Baxley and Oats in good supply, which met with a slow
• de.
WARMINSTER, Feb. 15.-Our market to-day was well
attended, and there was a good supply of Wheat. Business In new
I description. wee rather quicker, but 'rice. declined from la. to 2s. per
qr.; and one lot of blighted Wheat realised mar 20e. per qr. 'the
supply of Barley west equal to the demand, but beet malting samples
odd well at loot week', prima. The traioaetiotin in other article,. of
grain were unimportant, and prices nominally unaltered. The
following are the quotations: Wheat, white, 43e.; red, Ire.
to els. Barbi, 17.. to Me. Oat., ISA to 20.. Doane, 26a. to
Peas, 28e. to 3tte. Melt. 5/e. to Siie. per qr. Tares, Ss. to 71. pee
busheL Flour, 27a. to 20s. per sea.
WtuenasTrn, Feb. 15.-We had a large supply of \Meat
and a geed attendance. Wheat came to hand in better conddion ;
the demand MN more animated and prier. firmly supports l. There
Wan a lean quantity of beet malting Barley offering, which ento in
mid dem md, end • alight improvement in price was experienced ;
other ante as before. lists, Beane, and Peas, wire the turn in favour
of the buyer. Prevent priori: Wheat, white, 40s. to 425. ; led,
3's. to 401. Barley, 17. to 2fo. Oats, white, 19s. to 21e.; black;
10., to 16s. Beans NU. to Wm. Peas, Vie. to sles. Malt, 545. G.
an per qr. Flour, 265. to 30e. per ark. Tares, Ss. to Gs. per
busheL

Wtsntett, Feb. 1.5.-We have a small supply of grain of
all kinds at to-day's market. (nod dry Wheat makes lasi week's
wbila the raw interior kinds arc hardly ea much sought after.
Clete dull, and price rather in favour of the buyer. Beans so before.
Wheat, old, white, 40a. to 425.; extra, 455. per qr. • red, 395. to
au.; extra, 42a.; am., white, 31s. to Pis.; extra, 124.; red, 29a.
toll..; ',tea, logs. tata, old, Sid. to 9d. per st.me; sew, 84. to
01d. Beam, old, Its. to 295. per qr.; new, Ns. to Db.
WORFFATER, Feb. 15.-There was a fair supply of
Wheat at market to-tlay, and, although no alteration took place in
prick., there was more donna* exhibited by holders. Barley km In
demand. In Oat, more doing. Briny neglected, except fine new, for
seed. We did not hear of a transaction in Pea..
Yuan, Feb. 15.-With a small supply of Wheat at this
day's market, Wheat has met a slow sale, at Is. per qr. below teat
week's rote., Barley sod Oata also are each dull and lower. Darter,
IP.. and Oats 6d. per qr. In other articles no alteration. V. heat,
white, per imp. qr. 395. to 41s. ; red, 31a. to Its. 13ar!ey, malting,
Itta to ads. ; grinding, 16x. to 20.. Malt, 50a. to 52.. Oats, per
stone of 141 h., Sd. to o.d. Flour, per eask of 28thh. Id. to 28a. 6d.
lkntitc, FED. 14.-We had an extremely dull market
for every description of grain, the Teeth of Tuesday being barely
supported which we raquote White wheat, 21s. to 24.. 6d.• red
ditto, 19a. b 225. Id. Baths,, 12a. 6d. to lie. 6d. Oats, Pan 94i. to
10s. 3d. Raps seed, Ille. to 20e. Oatmeal, Ins. 6d, to 11,. 6d.
Baker.' flour, Its. 6d. to 15s. Indian eon, 295. to 325. per 4(0 lbs.
CoRK, Feb. 14.-The trade during the week bus been
quiet, and the bummer. passing of moderate talent, Indian Corn,
stocks of which are mall, bring the only article in which anything
lee activity manifests itself. The supplies of home gr.dn are very
limited, the receipts for the week being only : - Wheat 151 barrels ;
Batley, 947; Oats. 3,11a7. Wheat is unchanged in salon, but Cate
and Barley manifest a downward hackney. The business thing
In prepared and foreign Wheat is very moderate in extent, and re-
stricted to the amply of the immediate wants of the trade. Egyptian,
however, bowing to the demand for wore Flour, has sold pretty freely
at about Its. per brl. In Barley we have no transactions of mom. rat
to recoil. Oats are very dull, and it I. utmost impoulble to effect free.
an-bard asks of the article. Prices are nominally the same as last
nr.
tcd. The Flour trade continues in the same state as lot noted.
(loathes are WOO, and continue in goal demand, but the
badman posing In the finer descriptions is restricted and dull. The
stooks se India. Corn are light, and this, coupled with the fact that a
shady consumptive demand exist, fur the article, has kid holders to
look far an advance of Is. to 7a. Rd. per ton. We quote the Sallie 0:
the articlelf. 10s. to If. 136 per ton.
WATERFORD, Feb. 15.-Our imports of foreign grain
shoo this day se'nnight have been exceedingly wall, runt deliveries
from wooers trifling in the extreme. The trade has exhibited no
symptoms of improvement for any ',tick., the bionicee trarancted
being quite of a retell character, at barely former rates. For Wheat,
Barley and Indian Corn, we repeat last week's quotations; bot Oats
must be written cheaper by 2d. to 3d. ter hired. Flour is offered in
vain at a decline of 6rl. per rack. Import. thio week : Wheat, 50 gra.;
Indian Corn, 1,6.7; Floor, 145 barrel.. laprirts : Wheat, 1,000 Oh.;
at,, 3,015; Flour, 1,544 lecke; Oatmeal, 510 cwt.
KIRKCALDY, Feb. 15.-The weather continues remark-
ably quiet and open far the seam of the year, but, as the barometer
bus kept steadily high for some dais, we may by mid by have some
fast. At our country mark eta this week we found farmers unwilling
to submit to any reduction in the price of either Wheat or Oats., so
that needy buyers had to pay last week's rates. Barley was readily
taken off at late prates. Here to-clay we had a um 'crate supply of
Wheat, fair of Oats, but small of hurley. Salo were readily made at
Last week's prices. Wheat, 33e. to th. per qr. Barley,llla. to 24s 6d.
Oats, 13... Cid. to 16s. ed. Oatmeal, per bag of ThOlba., 266 to 221.

POULTRY, &c.—NNWOATE AND LEA DEN It LL, FDA. 15.
—Turing', 4r. Od. to 10s. ; geese, 4s. to 75.; theta, Is. ed. to 2s. 6d. ;
tame rabbits, ls. Od. to InGd.; wild do., Bd. to 11.0 d.; pigeons, 9d, to
Is.; riesling pits, 4s. Cd. toes. each; Surrey fowls, Co. to ; ditto,
cbickens, 3s. Gd. to 3e.; barmdoor town, Bs. to Ss. per couple.
geslisb eggs, 95.; French, es. Gil.; per 100. Harm, Is. to
tnikl.; leverets, en to 2s. 9d.; grouse. In tid. Li 2.. ; partridges.,
In ed. to Is. 901.; pholenate is. 6d. 69 Se• ; Gd• nines,
Gd. to 9d.; wild ducks, ed. to Is. Cid.; 'Minions. Is. to Is. W.; plovers,
Od. to Is. ; woodcock,, L. 442. to Ss. each.

FISII.—BILLINGROATE, FEB. 15.—TurbOte, 4s. to 11a.;
brills, mi. to le 4d.; ood Rely 4s. to /4. rich ; roles Cd. to 2s. Id, pea
pow; haddocks, Id. to la. Od.eadt ; Honours, 104. to 28. per don.;
whiting.% re. 6d. to re. 6d. per la; eels, 6d. to lc per lb.; lobsters, Is.
dd. tors. ; ere* Gd. to 2e. sera; ►errinre, le. to per 100. Operery.
ecesmon, Cs. to 11e. per Weld; melte. le. Od. to U. 04. per dos.;
eel. Ink 2d. told per lb.; opiate, Is. ed. tor.. per b