The Express.
London, England, 1848-05-25 00:00:00

to 504. Buley,
re qr.:
1
wet a fair supply
were checked, a 1 s
sever, millers re-
. Wheat, white,
larley, 335. to 3.7i.5.
,s, 36e. to 37a.
ood trade for fine
r load ; secondary
rriptions of grain
10s. to 361. Beene,
r qr., 32a. to 365.
'nce Saturday has
from the interior
remarkably well; • I
. At our market
Ate show of Wheat
rivals coastwise or
were taken off ,
total clearance was
Is, at an advance
le time, meeting ;
est descriptions of
ald and Hamburg
per bushel. Flour
are saleable at an
ce household corn-
-39.. per sack. In
Barley we hare
ing closed for the
cooy request, and
. Beans and Peas,
d, where sales are
,upply of all kinds
amo as last week.
• grinding, 265. to
.144. Peas, 341. to
rery moderate, and
ely. Wheat fully
to Gd. per barrel,
2s. per qr. higher.
,vious prices. The
0/heat, white, 29e.
5. Oats, Ils. 6d. to
o 17s. per 2241b5. •
sur, 15s. 62. to Its.
to 38e. per 4806 e.
otinues to improve
it this amelioration
stronger. In Wheat
delivery during the
and 394. per qr. for
well all round the
shall have an early
already in blossom.
than usual; but
unahine afterwards,
Talf-post
upward appearance,
ranee. 7,500 bags
were of very low
tinder, good, sold
ricks. The refined
ity scarce, at 365.
without any material
ed, for which buyers
d they were bought
s for the 1,700 bags
ht in at Its. 6d. to
-Cotton dull.-Ham
m.
I.
9 10 ..10 0
• bar 0 0... 6
11 10...12
,aari, at per ton.
17 5...17
set l7 15... 0
17 0...16
of ND 0...
aid= l9 0... 0
14 10...
per 232 Lap. pl. 44a
4 WO 23 10-96
24 10...211
▪ yellow U N.. DI
82 0...114
Latter B4 0..13
23 10-28
lea 23 1...26
14011,0 Am 43 0...43 1
it 46 0...48
ape, Pale,
36 1e... 0
23 0...23
//VISIONS, per eat.
:lork, Ist 0 0... 0
4the 112 0 04
MU 72 5...74
,let 1 0...
CIL, do BB 0..90
let a
ford BB
201• pss
mar 0 1;:...:051110i 66 •
Waterford,
:wt. 6B 0...76
66 0...10 0
rAPLer.II 139 0...70
'ladder
i(t)o.,8:21;n1,11,8at 0. .7L. 0
M. Video,
05.44 tie. Ed
• 2i .0 31
00..,0 0
0 .... 4
alp. dry 0
ia, dry OO
0 ...0 0
° 0
• 0 61..9 10
lyres, dry 0 0 ..0 1.1
dry 0 1...0 al
florae, per
itto 1 .. 7 0
Wixom, at per ton.
dasnalea g 4 0... 4 3
rte 5 5 . 6 11
why 8 10- 7 0
maks a 0... G 0
a, large sad
10 0...13 0
9 0...10 6
13 0...16 0
I 3 0...16 0
term 4 0. 4 10
18 0...50 0
etric showers of the
Hop plantations, but
nce has prevented the
,ticipated after a three
small extent; on the
increased more than
lowfor this period of
lute of the land, even
lily a higher estimate,
re acres in cultivation
is steady, and the few
60s. to 68s. per cwt.
by no means favour-
g very weak and un-
fhere is also a slight
ctive to the crop last
appeared in uumben
.m the great manil-
la, and this, too, at a
being added to the
tation for Yolk Wool
g lot of old Wool the
L-Messrs. Cooper
the following quo-
-, I Etraw.. 261. to 34r.
at.
24.-Fat Bullocks
Butchers' Calves
at from 41d. to 51d.
I fair supply, and the
,m 61d. to 7d. per lb.;
There was a ood
freely done at from
ifers little doing, at
id the fair-day.
apply of fat Cattle at
a were of excellent
mused higher prices
Lewis* only a small
exhibited for sale at
need rates were also
td Beef sold at 7s. to
ay re'nnight the Be-
have been 120, viz.,
h were presented for
burgh. The supplies
ed a little ; whether
ipect of numbers or
A et. yet shown; the
,erage, while that of
ley come to hand in
of Beef comprised
I, owing to the ex-
a in rather sluggish
dull; prices had a
'MOO was effected.
1 head ; the Mutton
rnt-small Hemet.
number of Lambs
for which was brink,
re kinds are selling
the last forty years.
large Steers, 6s. to
ay, for both fat and
h was quite as dear.
to ss. 4d. Lamb,
, 4a. to 4a. Bd.
s much as last week.
• 41. 4d. to se. 22. ;
S. 2d. ; Pork, 3s. 4d.
d.
mat pogo.