The Express.
London, England, 1848-04-14 00:00:00

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Sic to 465. Flour, fine, per sack, 40s. to 44e.; seconds,
116 s. to 395.

FARNHAM, April 13.—We had a fair suprly of Wheat
trade firm, at last week's rates. In Barley there was a good
demand, sad fine qualities maintained former rates. Wheat,
121. to 141. 10s. per load. Barley, 325. to 365. per qr. Oats,
20s. to 265. Feu, 335. to 42a. Beans, 38a. to 445.

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GODALMINO, April 12.—The supply of, and demand for,
Wheat, were about equal at this market to-day. The fol-
lowing prices were generally realised : Wheat, red, 445. to
48e. ; 50s. ; white, 60s. to 565. ; tine, .58s. to 60s. Bar-
ley, 28s. to 335. Peas, 345. to 375. Oats, 19:. to 244. per qr.
Hrromr, April 11.—We bad a small supply of Wheat
and Barley at market, at last week's prices. Beans and
Peas Is. dearer. •
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Lour's, April 12.—A very trifling business was done in
the Corn market to-day; and in the few transactions that did
take place, little change can be noted front the prices of
last week.
MAIDSTONE, April 13.—We had to-day a market very
similar to many weeks put; only good dry heavy Wheat
being saleable at last week's prise; in Lent Corn nothing
doing ; prices out of the question.
MANNINGTREB, April 13.—We have had a very dull
trade to-day for Wheat, at a decline of Is. per qr. from last
week. The malting season being pretty well ov, r, our Bar-
ley trade was slow, excepting far fine picked samples, which
are selling from 30s. to 335. Beans and Peas are without
say change in value from last week.
MARKET RAKEN, April 11.—There was a large attend-
ance at market to day ; scarcely any transactions in the Corn
trade took place; what little busiarse was done may be
stated at last week's quotations.
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NEWBURY, April 13.-We had a large supply of Wheat,
the major part of which was much out of condition ; the sale
proceeded slowly at barely late prices, and a clearance not
effected. The supply of Barley was smell, but quite equal
to the demand, at prices in favour of the buyer. Oats,
Beans, and Peas, dull and cheaper.
Nsweax, April 12.-Spring Corn as before. Wheat,
white, 525. to 545. per qr. ; red, 48a. to 52a. Barley, malt-
ing, 335. to 355. ; grinding, 28e. to 30s. Beans new, 40s.
to 424.; old, 545. Oats, seed, 255. to 305.; feed, 20s. to
2411. Peas, grey, 455. to 50s ; blue, 565. to 68s. Tares,
645. Malt, 58s. to 600. per qr.
PLYMOUTH, April 13.-Although the corn market this
morning was not dearer there was more disposition shown
by millers to purchase than for several weeks past. The
weather continues very wet.
Rosolv, April 13.-Of Wheat, beet heavy white made
141. per load ; red, 131. to 131. 10s. ; common samples, 12/.
to 121. 10s. Barley, the best chevalier,was ls. per qr.
dearer; recond quality met with better ale ; prices from
30s. to 34,. per qr. Beans were offered at a dechae of from
2s. to 3s. per qr. Peas lower, by from la. to 2s. per qr. Oats
of dull sale, at from 18r. to 245. per qr.
ROYSTON, April 12.-Corn trade steady. Last week's
prices fully supported. Wheat, 28s. to 38s. per load. Barley,
224. to 345. per qr. Oats, 18s. to 265.

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SHEFFIELD, April 11.—At our market JO-day we Were
only moderately supplied with Wheat, the demand for which
was very limited, at last week's prices. Barley as before. In
Beans, Peas, and Oats nothing to notice.
STOCKBRIDGE, April 13.—A moderate supply of Wheat;
finest samples sold, 131. 151. per load ; second quality,
121. 10s, to 131. • inferior, 121. Barley was held firmly by
the growers; best Chevalier experienced a alight advance;
other qualities remain the same. Oats rather on the decline ;
prices from 19s. to 241. per qr. Beans, 375. to 425. Peas,
38s. to 40s.
Srocxvos-ovi-TEns, April 12.—We continue to receive
small supplies of grain from the coast, with an occasional
cargo from abroad. This morning we had an exceedingly
limited supply from the farmers, aid only a moderate
attendance of buyers. Wheat met a fair demand at the
extreme rates of this day week. Barley dull sale, and the
turn lower. Oats were in fair demand. Beans met a slow
sale, at a decline of 61. to Is. per qr. on last week's rates.
Flour in fair request at former prices.
UXBRIDGE, April 13.—A better trade for Wheat, with
about Is. per v. advance in price. Barley in demand, with
but little offering. Oats in short supply. Beans in request.
The average price of Wheat, 684. per qr.

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WORKINGTON, April 12.—The supplies of grain at our
market today were short, the farmers being busily employed
in putting in their spring corn, Potatoes, &c., and but little
disposition un the part of the millers to purchase. Wheat,
best samples, at 245. down to 20a. Barley, 12a. Oats, 9s.
EDINBURGH, April 12.—There was again a short supply of
Wheat from the farmers at this morning's market, and, the
quality proving to be good, it met a ready sale, at fully last
week's rate.. The value of foreign continues nominally un-
altered, but there was very little business done to day.
Barley was in short supply, and realized an advance of ls.
per qr. Oats were difficult of disposal, with the turn in
favour of the buyer. The supply of Beans exceeded the de-
mand, and they must be noted Is. to 2s. per qr. cheaper.
Otasoow, April 12.—The imports to the Clyde since this
day week have been chiefly from Ireland, and consist of
Wheat, 870 qrs.; Oats, 1,980; Earley, 280; Flour, 810
sacks ; Oatmeal, 1,900 loads ; and there are reported at
Grangemouth far the same period, Wheat, 540 qrs. ; Bar-
ley, 2,970 ; Oats, 720 ; Beane and Peas, 730 • Flour, 490
sacks, all coastwise; Wheat from the Baltic, 600 qrs. Ex-
treme apathy has prevailed in the trade throughout the
week, demand for every article having been of the
merest retail character, with a drooping tendency in prices.
The weather has continued very favouruble for field labour.
There was a considerable attendance of the trade at this
day's market, but little business was done. In Oats, no
chance in price occurred, but demand was limited. Barley
met more inquiry, and there was mist much offering; but to
have made progress in miles of Wheat or other articles, a
concession upon last week's rates would require to have been
made.
LEOHORN, April 6.—Our grain market is very dull, and
considerable supplies are coming in. From the very uncer-
tain state of polities in France, as well as the dreadful finan-
cial crisis there, little or nothing, we should think, will be
sent there ; and we therefore count upon this being the
urea depot this year. Fine Marianopte Wheat, 6111ba.,
14 liv., or 295. 2d., on board; fine Polish Odessa, not, per-
haps, quite so heavy, Paine price. Egyptian Beans dull,
at 6 lir.
NAPLES, April 4.—Our crops generally have a most pro-
mising appearance, and we trust they will result abundantly,
and relieve the misery which exists to a great extent in the
provinces. Charter parties taken up for yowls to load for
Holland and the north have been cancelled.
PALERMO, April I.—Our differences with Naples na-
turally effect trade ; but we do not think that there has been
any material falling off in the export of any of our articles of

CATTLE, &C.-SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.-The
number of Beasts is larger than of late, but, in consequence
of short supplies to the dead markets since Monday, the de-
mand today is considerable. Monday's prices are fully
maintained ; indeed we are able to quote 41.8 d. as more gene-
rally remised them on that day. There were only 53
Beasts from Holland, about 200 from Scotland,
and 152 Mulch Cows from the Home Counties.
We are rather batter supplied with Sheep; the demand is,
however, quite adequate to the supply. Trade is brisk, and
Monday's quotations are, in some instances, rather exceeded.
Good Lamb is in request, and is sold at an advance of 4d.
per 81bs. Although the number of Calves is larger, th y are
readily disposed of at Monday's prices. The trade fo Pigs
continues steady.
Per stone of BIM. ad. ad. Per Mono of 811 m. a. . s.
Bat Scots, Herefords 44 4 8 Best Dn.s.& gds 0 0 0
Best ilborahoros 42 4 6 Hot Lonevrools.. ...... 6 5 4
&mond qtudiq Hamra- 323 10 Do. de. Miens ......0 0 0
Oalvw
pb 44 6 4 Do. do. Shorn
Best Dm. & Half-binds 54 6 8 Wises . ........ 0 6 0
Despite at market. 971; Steep and lambs. Oak.. 224;
Plan 338.
DERIVE, April 11.-There was a tolerably good show of
all kinds of fat stock this morning, both u regards the num-
ber and quality of Beasts, Sheep, and Pigs, and fat and store
Calves. The morning was exceedingly fine, and there was
considerable business transacted; the general impression on
the minds of purchasers was that the prices were a shade or
two lower. Beef made from Ged. to 7d. Mutton, 7d. to Bd.
per lb.
HULL SPRING FAIR.-This fair was held on Tuesday
last, and was well attended by intending buyers, but the
quantity of stock shown of nearly all sorts was short, and
prices of lean Cattle and Sheep had a downward tendency.
The great Horse fair which was held on the same day, was
numerously attended by gentlemen and breeders from a con-
siderable distance. The show was excellent in ell classes.
LEE ns, April 12.-There has been a fair supply of Beasts.
Beef fetched 60., and inferior 51d., per lb. The supply of
Sheep was only email, and all sold up. Shorn Sheep, 61d. ;
in wool, 74d. to ad. per lb.
llom,,Ev, April 13. - A very large show of fat Oxen,
Cows, Bulls, and Calves ; yet many were coarse and inferior
in quality. Sales were slow, and a considerable number
remained unsold. The Sheep pens were pretty well filled;
yet of first-rate Down and other Wethevs a short number,
the greater part being fat Ewes and inferior sheep. The
number of Lambs was very good. The lean market had
an abundant supply, which met with a dull sale, at lower
prices. Store Sheep sold pretty well. Business generally
was very flat, excepting for the primest Oxen and 4 and 6
tooth Wether Sheep fit for the butcher.
ROTHERHAM, April 10.-The supply both of Beasts and
Sheep was not large, yet equal to the demand. The attend..
once of buyers numerous, which caused the trade in Mutton
to rule very brisk, at an advance in price from last week's
quotations. The Beef trade was dull, and last week's prices
barely maintained. All sold up. Beef, 7s. to 7s. Gd. per at.
Mutton, 6W. to 7ed. per lb. Cattle, 160 ; Sheep, 1,700.
SOUTH ,aLL, April 12.-Our supply being short, prices were
adva:ced from last week's prices. Beef made front 2s. 4d.
to 4s. Bd. Mutton, 4s. to ss. Gd. Veal, 41. to ss. Pork,
Is. 4d. to 4s. Bd., per at. of 811 x. sinking the offal.
Wonsan'. Fsta.-The annual spring fair was held on
the 12th inst. The quantity of Sheep shown was less than
we have noticed for many years put, although there were
several excellent pens. Of Besets there was a good supply,
principally lean. There were a few prime fat ones offered.
Beef realised from 71. to Be. per stone. Clipped Sheep, hilly
7s. per stone. Stock Sheep, particularly Hogs, in good de-
mand, and at improved prices.
EDINBURGH, April 12,-The supply of Sheep is the
bughts this morning was considerably more than last week.
Sales were considered dull, and prices for middling about
down, while the best maintained last week's prices. Top of
best Mutton, 7d. ; current, 6d. to 6ed. ; inferior, 10. to sd.
More than the ordinary number were turned out unsold.
Of fat Cattle an excellent show. The attendance of buyers
from the west being fewer than usual, sales were also dull.
and prices bearing a downward tendency. Extreme top Nig
be uoted at Bs. 6d., which was btained only in a few in.
stances ; current, 71. 6d. W 86. ;o inferior, 6s. to 6s. 9d. per
Dutch st. A great many left unsold.
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