The Express.
London, England, 1847-05-28 00:00:00

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of no transeetions in Barley. A few trifling weds of Oats
and Beans realised hilly previous prises. Wheat: English,
white, perbuab. of 62165, lls. 61. to 121.6 d. ; new, 121. to
12s. fid ; red, 11s. 10d. to 12s. ; new, 12e. to 12s. 4d. ;
foreign, red, 11.. 6d. to 12s. 6d; white, lls. 61 to 135.;
Polish Odessa, lls. 6d. to 12s. lii; Danube, lls. 6d. to ,
122. Barley, per imp. qr., 534. 6d. to Ws. ; grinding,
per 39211»., 464. 6d. to 435. 6d. Oats, English, white, per
imperial qr., 325. to 425. ; Welsh, per 312 lbs., black
and white, 325. 9d. to Ms. ; mob (401 b. to 421 b.), 355.
to 375. ; (3711). to 391 b.), 34e. 84. to 355.; black,
331. to Us. Brans, English, per 19611.., old, 225. 6d.
to 245. 6d. ; new, 23,. to 265. ; Irish, 225. 6d. to 235. 6d. ;
foreign, 19s. W. to 225. 6.1. Peas, boiling, per imp. qr.,
635. to 68s. ; grinding, per 196161., 18s. 6d to 19s. 6d.
Flour, per sack of 28016., English, fine, 745. to 765.;
seconds, 71s. to 735.

BISHOPS STORTFORD, MAT 27.—This ty the market VAS
plentifully supplied with Whea,,_
_Wwhich so at shout 164. per
qr. cheaper than last week. heat sold from 88s. to 98s.
per qr. Oats, about 365. to 38e. Vey little business done.
BRISTOL, MAT 27.—Very tins weather, which advances
oar growing crops most satidsctorily, and adds to the depress-
ing effect of &driers from London and Liverpool markets. It
is d fficult to quote this week's prices of Grain and Flour.
There has been no foreign arrival since our last report, but
our temporary deficiency in stock mai supply of Flour has
been made up by purchases* of barrel Flour us Liverpool,
of which 3,700 barrels are reported, from Waterford 1,200, and
more is to come, at 475. to 495. Last week's sales of Floor
were at 521. to 64e. • but there are ael:ers to-day at 48a. to
505.; elan. of English second., at 705., although the millers'
price is 7.ie. per sack. We had a poor attendance at to-day's
market, and very little busisesa tone, or attempted, as most
of our impor erg are sold out of Wheats, and bakers barer
sufficient stocks for the present; therefore, are not put,
chasers of Flour, With limited stacks of malting Barley
and Oats, asking prices remain as lut week ; but grinding
Barley cannot he sold in quantity, without submitting to 2s.
to 34. per qr. reduction. Farmers' Wheat was not offered in
quantity, but small lets could only be said by submitting
to 10s. to 12e. per quarter from the ex; rune prices of WI
week, say 90s. to 9ns. per imperial quarter, which few were
willing to take.

Brittle, May 27.—The fall of prices in London and
*Slur
_please, together with the feloaratio weather, had
its set here, end our market, which woo tsikty supplied
with Wheat, for the time of year, was et ry dull, little or no
business bring done. At the comsissincentent some few sales
were effected at from 6s. to 105. per qr. decline, but towards
the cloee as much as 12,. per v. km moss y was taken. A
very small proportion of the Wheat was sod, the farmers de-
clining to accede to the terms offered by the dealers. 495.
a sack was the highest price given for red. In Barley there
was very little doing, sod it was cheaper. Oats were in good
supply, and the sale dull at from Is. to 2.1. a qr. decline. The
supply of Thane and Peas was good, and they were 2s. a qr.
higher. Whet, best white, 965. to 102 s. per or. ; red, 86s.
to 98s. ; inferior, 82s. to 85s. Barley, 48s. to 565. Oats, 3.15.
to 38s. Beans, new, 60s. to 635. Peas, 57.. to 6.15. Flour,
fine. 73r to 79r. per sack ; sect nib, 675. to 735. Best Bread,
Is. 7d. the 81b. loaf.

MAIDSTONE, MAY 27.—We had to day • very sluggish
trade for Wheat; bat although there were many anxious to
sell, and did sell, red from 935. to 984., ma..y others would
not take under 100 s. to 10.50., feeling confidunt on a reaction.
Lent Cora was quite at • stand, and sales made were of a
retail character.

NEWBURT, MAY 27.—We had a toleraVy good supply of
Whom this day on offer, and thumb sellers would have
accepted 10s. per qr. lees than lam week, there was scarcely
any demand, and on what few sales were eft* cted the decline
was about 14s. per qr. Barley scarcely any .apply, and no
demand, except for grinding. Oats and Inns 2s. lower.
Averages to May 22: Wheat, 1,1141 qrs., at 975. 6d.; Bar-
ley, 6 qrs., at 605.; Oats, 97 qrs., at 31s. 3d. ; Beans, 16 pr.,
at 58e. 9d.

MOTHERITAK, MAY 24.—There VIII a fair supply of grain
at this day's market, but, whether by talecraphic dispatch
or not, respecting th, movements at Mark-Lane, there ap-
peired a determination on the part of parch twin, owing to
the bounty of Providence as regards the weaker, to lessen
our last quota•ions coneiderably, and this was effected, as
there was a reduction of fully 3s. per load of three btobels,
thus making the decline equal to Be. per quarter of eight
bw.ttels. The axles, nevertheless, were henry, as the de.
mard at the present moment appears to be only from band
to mouth, as the young Vre eats and spring Corn generally
appear in a very healthy and thriving condition. Other de-
scriptions of grain fell in the same ratio, with the exception
of airley, which has been almost an absentee from the mar-
ket lately.

Roxerox MAY 26.—Wheat in good aupply, trade ex-
oeedingly dull, at an abatement of 102. to 12e per load from
last week's priers. Flour fell 4d. per peck, and • further fall
of 2d. expected. Corn in this ditrirt looking well. Wheat,
535. to Ms. per load. Oats, 245. to 365. per q".

SaarriELD, MAY 2_6.—Partly in conenuenee of London
market decline of 7.. per qr., and partly from fine weather,
we had a dull market at 3s. per load less. Other articles as
last. Wheat, white, 35a. to 395. red, 35r. to 37r. Rye,
30s. to 31s. Bean, 234. to 265. Pea% 235. to 275. per three
bushels. Barley, grinding, 30s. to 62a. Oats, 365. to 465.
per quarter.

STOCKTON-ON-TEES, MAT 26 -At our market to-day we
are fairly supplied with Wheat from the farmers, and the
arrivals coastwise are large. The dull accounts from Mark-
lane and other leading markets 0411.1 e very lit' le business to
be trainer ed at 6s. to Ba. per qr. dediast. In Barley, Bemis,
Peas, and Oats no alteration. Flour 61. per sack cheaper.
Wheat, per qr. Yorkshire and Durham, white 925.
to 984.; red, 89:. to 94e.; Norfolk and Suffolk, white,
955. to 100 a. ; red. Vs. to 975. Barley, malting, Norfolk and
Suffolk, 58s. to 605.; Chevalier, 695. to 61s. ; grinding and
feeding, 48a. to 645. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 675. to 70s.
Beans, small, 68s. to 625.; tick, 58s. to 61s. Peas, white,
boilers, 645. to 70s. • grey and maple, Mc to 67.. Oats,
potato, 364. to 40; ; common, 3f. to 86s. Flour,
country, per m& of 2801 b., 70a. to 725.; soperflne,7ls. t 074 s.
Foreign : Wheat. perqr.,lhustair,lo2, to 103.. ; Rostock and
Wismar,loos. to 10454 Stettin, 98s. to 102 a. • Danish and Ham.
burg, 964. to 1004. Barley, Roatoek and Streisand, 644. to
58a. ; Danish and Swedish, 525. to 565. Pell, white, boiler*,
68e. to 70s. ; grinding, 66e. to 58a. Arrivals this week :
Wheat, 3,442 qrs.; Beans, 370.

Woacntoson, MAY 26.—At to day's market we had a
fair supply of Wheat, Barley, end Oats, which met with a
dull male. The farmers and dealers held out for last
week's prices, but had eventually to give wee 1%,
end in some instances 23 , on Wheat. B .rley and Oats
might be esid to maintain last week's prices, but the sale
of both were wry limited. On the whole them was a
tendency downwards.

MLLPAST, MAT 2.s.—The grain market, since our last,
has been pretty quiet, and prices remain tolerably steady,
no change in any description of breadstulls haring taken
place. The following are the rates: Wheat, red, per cwt.,
Ws. to 21s. ; white, 20s 6d. to 21s. Barley, 12.1. to 13s. Oats,
13a. to 14s. Oatmeal, 23a. to 245. 6d. Indian Corn, yellow,
per ton, 151. to 151. 10s. ; white, 161. to. to 131. 15e. Indian
Meal, yellow, 161. 15e. to 161. fn. • white, 151. se. to 101. 15s.
Flour, American ground, per banal, 31s. to 326. ; lat., per
cwt., 304. to 326. ; 2nds, 30s. to 32.. American, per barrel,
46.. to 465.

Waraaroan, NAY 26.—Sinee Saturday oar market has
been very quiet ; for transactions of any mosequenee have
taken place, and to effect sales of either grain or deur a ma-
MriaLreduction should be made, which foe the preseut
holders are not inclined to submit to.

EOM/1060R, MAT 26.-The supply of Wheat from the
growers at this morning's market was moderate; but, in con-
sequence of the decline at Ide-k-Lane, the trade opened
slowly, and no progna Gould be made with sales until a re-
duction of Bt. 70. per qr. was yielded in favour of buyers.
The demand for foreign Wheat war very limited; holders,
however, are firm, but 2s. to 4s. per qr. less mosey must have
been taken before any business end 1 have been trammeled.
Barley a dull sale, and could be purchased on easier terms.
Oats met a fair demand, and their value is about maintained.
Beans and Peas in better request at late rate*. Wheat,
per qr., top, 935. 6d.; average, 81. s. 7d. Oats, top, 46. ;
average, 41s. 6d. Barley, top, 66. ; average, 635. 7d. Beans,
cep, 64. ; average, 60s. 7d.
GLASGOW, MAT 26.-The imports into the Clyde siiCe
the 19th instant consist of about qrs. Oats, 676 qrs. Bex-
ley, and 1,550 qrs. foreign Beans from Ireland, and 3.664
qrs. Indian Coro, and 2,87.5 barrels Flour from America.
By way of Grangemouth, 1,030 qrs. Wheat, 1,440 qn. Oats,
and 600 qrs. Beans, have arrived from the Continent; and.
coastwise, 934 qrs. Barley, 1,695 qrs. Oats, 640 qrs. '
Beans, and 736 sacks Fleur. There has been as Im-
provement in the temperature of the weather, still,
upan the whole, there has been a want of ge-
nial warmth. The trade has remained in a state of inac-
tivity during the week, end, had buyers come forward, they
might have supplied their wants in say article at a slight
reduction in prices. There wage fair attendance of the trade
at this day's market, but the smart decline noted in the lead-
ing southern markets put a check to all burin: se. Rail any
disposition been shown to purchase, a decline of Is. to 2s. per
bull upon Wheat, and the same upon barrel Flour, would
have been submitted to. Oats were It. lower. In
other articles no change in value can be noted.
Wheat, per 2401 b., English, white, new. 465. to 46.; red,
old, 420. to 455.; new, Sir. to tfo. ; :Scotch, white,
new, 425. to 46 ; Irish, red and white, new, 425. is
445. ; Dantitie, old, 46. to 485.; Pomeranian, old, 44e. to
475.; new, 445. to 4G. ; Danish, old, 435. to 444. • new, 6s.
to 475.; Odeon', soft, old, 43e. to 46. ; Canadian, old,
44e. to 451. ; ignited States, old, 45e. to 475. Barley,
per 3201 b., Berwick and Scotch, new, 40s. to 435. ;
foreign, free Pomeranian, &c., new, 375. to 41s. ;
free Danish, new, 375. to 405. One, per 2641ba
Berwick and Scotch, new, 335. to 365. ; prepared
Irish, new, 30s. to 36e. ; Danish, new, 30s. to 335.
Beans, per 4 imperial bushels, English, new, 315. to 325.;
Foreign, new, 295. to 31s. ; Egyptian, per 280 lb., old,
26. to 275. Peas, per 280 Ibs., white, new, 34,. to
365. ; Aver, new, 335. to 345. ; Canadian, now, 33e. to
Ms. now, par 280 lbs., English, superfine, new, 68e.
to The. ; Irish ditto, new, 665. to 68e. ; fine, new, 64e. to
665.; extra choice qualities, new, 70t. to T2s. ; American,
per barrel, sweet, old, 465. to 48s. ; Canadian, sweet,
old, 455. to 475. ; sour, old, 44)5. to 4.U. Oatmeal, per
28016., Scotch, new, Ma. to 645. Indian Corn, per 26016.,
375. to 395.
Pawn, Max 15.- -The prohibition of the exporta-
tion se cern begins to produce its effects an this market, the
prism being ma de *did sines yesterday. Tide nerve
aid in the markets of Wind
being Beek V , le., where prices have dedemi con-
siderably. The in err part and in the Bang leek eery
fine ; and there is ear ry of the meet elismhast har-
vest. As than are indispd past genneltim el cora in
the magazines, and many kimdemsmos. (mpg thorn eiclesi-
a6ca, still refuse to mil, a isondenekiii deeds in the prices
may be expected.
BILLMELS, Mar an enabled, says the Gentle de
MOM, to announce the most gratifying leernatiun that
several meetings of oar deans at market have takin
place, and they have stipulated to deliver from the 20th