The Express.
London, England, 1847-04-23 00:00:00

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LEEDS SALES, Aran 12.
average amount 01 Internee done in shares,
and in some of the lines in which transactions were effected
late prices were sustained.
E. Laninshlre Seri?, is. Gs. Gil.
Do. New, par
Lecals &Thirst, a,l
Do. Pref., t 1.. Gd.
Do. Nms, 2 A d
Dewsburr Eat !pink;, Is. d
k:. Lt IV. 'Yorkshire, d
W.Riding Union, 13s. 11s. Gd. p

BRISTOL S)
The nta:Let was very fist,
especially is shares upon wh
Amber. \otL& Bost., j d
Ottedunial, Hared, d
Gt. Western Qrs., 5,1 p
Do. Fifths, 71 p
Da. New, 3 p
Usu. k Leeds Mints, 1t p
Midausd, New ;414 W.), 31 p

YORK SAL
Great Northern, 3/. Go. Gd. S
Newc. Ltor wic7/, New, 71. 3d.
N. BORNS niolo, 3/. It.
Do. Qoart-ro, Si. S.

EDINBURGLI
Caledonian New, 43e.ta1.,
Dundee and Perth: New, lai
East Lothian Central, 320. ad.
ttlinburgh S Buthgate, 7!. Is.
Edin., Leith., and Clanton tars.,
Zia. 3d.
Min. and Northern New,
Do. Newport, 7!. ha
Edln. & Perth, IM.

Mao. k Leeds 321. M., Mari& 21s.p
.NI reef., :/. I. 3d. p
Carlisle Its I la. p
N. Bill i.h Third.. Oa. p
North Weittern, 340. M. 375. d
Northern Countir. Vnion, d
North Staffordohue, 22. 30. Gd. p

.E 9, Amin. 22.
ith prices tending downwards,
11 calls are likely to be made.
Midland (201. sh.), 21 p
Birmingham ;s: 123(
Briat k Glamornter, 11i p
North BrlLish Es., Oa. 9d. p
Alan. g Southampton, I d
nhroprhire t'nion, d

DI, Aram. 22.
N. British Extol., 1i 11. Pm 9L
Muir., Mother., & Goole, 1i
W. It. Utuon, 41. 19s. 6d. 4/. 12s.

ArniL

Do. Qrs., rwL
lb. Nrw Qrs scrip, 235. Od.
Do. Thirds, Glo.
Scottish Central, 2 I
Shrews., OstecAry, & Chester
Nen, 11.. CM.
Stilling & Midland, 451.
Direst lionskty & Madmi,
Fast !adios Railway, 3..
Gt. North of Ind* 30. 'a. 31.
ILEA, APRIL 17.
CDs., Mbar., end Ayr, 61
Great S. of Msdrus, 10. Id. Is. 9d.
Mad., Whore, & Arcot, le 1.3 d.
York & Neirchotk, 331. 10..
Do. Prof ,71. 10.

Beans and other kinds of grain were equally dear. Average
. prices :—Wheat, SOL. Old. ; Barley, 51a. 21d. ; Oats, 31.. Bd.;
Rye, 60.. per qr.
MAU:ATOM., Aram 22.—This day wo had s good trade
for Wheat., and th.tra w. is a good supply. I'rioes ware from
82s. to 86. white, sos. to 81... foe red. There was life in
the trade for Lent Cern, there being evidently nona left in
the hands of the growers. Many were 14. king about and
picking up anything that was to be told at last n eek's Prices,
end in many instances 2s. p..r qr. advance was made on Beans,
Daley, and Oata.
NEWBURY, APRIL 22.—We had this day a !arge supply
of Wheat, and although an advance of from 4, to 5s per
qr. was established, the sale proceeded slowly, and a clear-
ance not effected. Nut much Barley in offer, and Is. to 24.
dearer. Data were held for more money, but not much done.
Be ms and Peas the turn lower. Advance on Flour, 3s. id.
per sack.

SHEFFIELD, Aran. 20.—At our market today we wore
oily very. scantily supplied with all Linde of Wheat, in
which article a moderate amount of business was done at un
advance of from Is. to is. 6d. per load on iarerior kecriptions
and of from Is. to 2s. 61. per load on fine ssli.to and rcd
samples. We wore also modentely supp:icd with Barley,
and an adnnco of from 31. to 4s. per quarter was ob:ervablo
in One malting Burley, but we did not hear of much changing
hand•. An advance was observed in Oats of Is. per quarter.
No alteration in Beans and Pc.l.s.

Btocitatitnott, Aram 22.—Wheat sold at 211. t, 221. par
load for the bast white; 201. to 201. 10d. for t'i i best rod;
common samples made 191. t t 19/. 10s. ; Floor, from 58s. to
013. per bast. Barley decidedly scarce, and full 3s. per qr.
higher for best, And 1,. to 2a for modi rate samples; this day
565. to 575. was given, while some poor samples made from
494. I. 00s. Malt has also gone up 2s. per qr. sine° lad
market day. Oots sold easily at a forth( r improvement of
from Is. to 2s. per qr., prices ruling between 30s. ao 365.
per qr. Beans made lc to 24. per qr. more money. l'as as
before. Tam remain as lola market d►y.

STOCILTON-ON-TErl, APRIL 21.—The 'apply of farmers'
Wheat to this day's market is reedemte, and there am fair
coasting arrivals. We experience an extensive demand from
our own millers and country buy( rs (where the stocks of
farmers' Wheats are nearly exhausted) at an advalier of fully
Gs. per quarter on the rates of this day week. Bar-
ley is in more request, at 2.4. per quart r advance.
Oats, Beans, and Peas are each 2e. per quarter dearer.
The weather continues edit, and the young crop of wheat
is considered to be four week. later than last year. The Con-
tinental advice, received this week arc very ehrinin,t, audit
is difficult to discover from whence we are to be supplied
with Wheats of good quality antil another harvest is secured.
Oar storks of spring corn are very *beet, both with farmers
and merchants. Arrivals this week: Wheat, 1,775 qn.;
Oats, SOO.
WATiAtFORD, APRIL 21.—The improvement not.e,l in
the state of oar market on Saturday last continu( a. Whntt
is dearer by fully Is. per It tunl. Oats and Barley sell freely
at former rates ; whiio Fleur commands ready sale, at an
advance of Is. per sack. Indian Co:n is not darer; hut
there is a largo consumptive demand for the artitie, at last
week's prices.
&ANSI.; r.c; 11, APRIL 2l.—At this morning's market three
was a good supply of Wheat from the Reese. s, chu Lunt-
mrneed by asking very high prices ; this tended in a' me
degree to cheek the demand, but a lair clearance wits ulti-
mately effected at rates 2s. per qr. above thoseot sday
hot. A fair extent of business woo done in foreign and
English partly for shipment and partly fur lacer: coksumption
ate similar improvement. Barley wee scarce, and met •
ready sale at en advance of ls. per qr. Oats Cid n.:t sell
freely, but brought 6d. to Is. per qr. more money.. Beaus
and Peas in goad demand at full prices. Wheat, ui3 gee.,
top, 82.. ; averatte, 735. Ild. per qr. Briley, 177 qrs., top,
675.; average, 51.11. 2d. Oats, 690 qrs., top, 41s. 4,1.; average,
375. Ild. Beans, 65 qrs., top, G3e. ; average, sfir. ed.

GLASOOW, Aram 21.-This day's market WS9 numerously
attended; but the great advance required for Wheat and
Flour checked sales to any extent; the former, however,
may be quoted 2s. per boll, and the latter 3e. per sack and
barrel dearer. Fine quethim of Oat. trought 2.. per boll,
and Oatmeal 2s. to 3s. per load over late prices. Bailey was
held Is. to 2a. higher. There was a good retail demand for
Beans at folly previous rates. About 2,300 qrs. Wheat, 900
Barley, and 400 Oats from Continent.' ports, via (:range-
mouth, have constituted the chief arrivals since the 14th
MA., the Pupil kw 1.011,0, iw having fallen eff materially. From
America '(tout 3,500 barrel' Indian Corn Meal have come
to hand, and a cargo or two of Oats from Ireland. The im-
proved tone which the trade here assumed last w. ek has
been strengthened by further excited reports from in irkets
in the smell and I n the Continent, and a good extent of
I businces has been transacted in most articles, at generally
higher prices. At the tame time, holden have been found
quite willing to meet the demand freely. A miller from
Yorkshire was here looking after Wheat and American Flour.
Wheat, per 2401 w, English, white, new, 395. to 40..; red,
old, 37e. to 38s. ; new, 375. to 335. •, Scotch, white, obi, 375.
to 39.. ; new, 34e. to 365. ' • Irish, red and white, old,
355. to 7t3..; new, 31s. to 313,. 6.1. ; Dantzie, old, 38s. to 435.;
Pomeraniaii, old, 360. to 385.; Danish, old, 351. to
34. ; Odessa, snit, old, 355. to 36.. ; Car,rdian, old,
36e. to 375. ; United State., old, 375. to 39.. Barb v,
per 32016., Bernick and Scotch, new, 345. to 375.:
Irish, new, 325. to 345. ; foreign, free Powieraian,
&e., new, 325. to 361.; free Danish, new, 325. to
31s. Oats, per 264 the., Berwick and Scotch, now,
301. to 33..; prepared Irish, new, 28.. to 311.
Beans, per 4 imperial bushels, English, new, 28s. to 295. ;
Foreign, new, 20. to 28s. ; Irish per 260 1t.., new,
28a. to 29.. •, Egyptian, per 280 Ibin, old, 26.. to 275.
Peas, per 280 lbs., white, new, 325. to 335. ; grey,
new, 31s. to 32*. ; Canadian, new, 31s. to 32e. Flour,
per 280 lbs.. English, superfine, new, 58s. to 60s. ; Irish
ditto, new, 36.. to 585.; fine, new, 54e. to 56,.; extra
choice qualities, new, 60s. to 62e.; American, per barrel,
sweet, old, 40s. to 41s. ; Canadian, sweet, old, 391. to
401. ; sour old, 355. to 31.. Oatmeal, per 2601 be., Scotch,
new, She. to 58s. Indian Corn, pi r 2801ba., 525. to 555.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARK ET. --77 Two o'Cba-.

Meow/. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Parton, report that
the demand etill continue., good, with but few Flop• on offer.
Milk Rut Kenn, pews 64.0 to u. 0 Yearling IMO.. p cwt. V. Ito 41 ei
Weald enigma „ 4 4 tos S • Yearling siren- „ 2IS. 3 IS
841nes SIB tot • 01• Hoge.. .. . „ III‘O 4 •
Farnham

SKINS.—LEADENTIALL, APRIL 23. Hides, srilbs.
to 6416 e., 2d. to 21d.; 611bs. to 721b5., 2ld to 21d.; 121bs.
to 80165., 21d. to 2:d.; 801 bi. to 881 b.., 21d. to 31d.; 831 be.
to 961b5., 34. to 30. Ca!f Skins, Els. to Bs. Hone Ilkl, s. 13s.

BERVONDMIY. Aram 23.—Sheep Skins, Kent' and Half-
breds, 3J. to 61. 61. ; Downs, 4s. 6d. to ss. 6d. Lamb
Skins, 2s. to 21. 9d. ; Shearaugs, 9J.

CATTLE, &c.—SAIITIIFIELD, Two o Clock . —Wo
bare rather fewer beasts on offer to-day, but the st.pply is
quite equal to the demand. Trade is slow at Moiidav's
prices. We have about 300 from Holland, 200 from Sent-
land, 140 Milch Cowe, with a few fresh beasts, from Norfolk,
and the remainder from the neighbourhood of London, in-
cluding those that remained unsold on Monday. The supply
of Sheep is moderate, but trade is rather dull, at late prices.
Lamb is not so much in demand ; the very choicest
qualities maintain their price, but other descriptions are
lower. Cakes are plentiful; trade for them is heavy; no
alteration in price. Pigs are rather lower. From Holland
we have 270 Sheep and 26 Calm.
Per Mono of 6 Ina. a . ad. I Pet One *MU. a 4. It. 4.
Deal Row Herefords. ike. 4 DostDat 4h f • 04t.1560ra- 4 4
Jim 6Ao. t.bora4 3 lieu Loag• wools
Second guilty /44•414 ... 3 Do 46 shorn 4 4
Cam
I
81•04 ma atecos4 eruct' 4 4
Bit
Do 40. Sawa 4 4
Dna DOlll4 & llall.breds 3 Latta 5 6
Beau at tratiut, US , Blimp Sat Lamb*. 46 b; Calvet, 1M; Plet. 41 .

WARMINSTER SPRING FAIR, APRIL 22.—The number
of lean beast rather exceeded the usual quantity brought to
this ;they consequently sold slowly, at lower priors, many
net realising the money given for them in the Autumn.
Store Beast for fattening (according to size end age), made
from 81. to 121. each. Site in-calf Heifers fetched from
14!. to IGI. per head; inferior, 101. to 121. Well-shaped
best Cows sold at from 16!. to 20/. Cows, with a Calf,
18/. to 21/. the pair; interior, 141. to 101. Weaned Calves,
15s. to 2.55. each; sucklings, Bs. to 15s. Young Bulls,
from one to two years old, 61. to 101. each. Tho supply
of Sheep was short, and many in poor condition.
Down Ewes and Lambe fetched from 40s. to 50s. the couple
for bent, and 361. to 40s. for inferior. Some large Dorset,
horn, with a lamb, realised from 50e. to 60s. the pair. Some
first-rate helf.hreds, in g.iod condition, made from 455. to
50.. This being a lean-atcck fair, but very few fat Beasts
or Sheep were brought for sale. An unusual number of
store Hogs, Sows, and Pigs, which sold indifferently at very
low prices. Large store Hogs 10r. less in ,alue than such,
of a similar sire and weight, mule in the Autumn. Not more
than half were sold. A considerable quantity of Horses
(some from Devises fair) were for sale, dealers asking high
for everything good ; best warranted nag Horses sold at
from 301. to 501. each ; good gig or coach, 20/. to 361. Some
first-rate draft Horses sold at front 35 to 60 guineas each.
Of inferior Horses, Ponies, and others, there were many,
but sales were dull fur such.
For Yesterday's lisrhste we lass page.

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