The Express.
London, England, 1848-03-14 00:00:00

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811111WONIIIIT, March 11.—We had a firm trade and a
good demand. The market closed a. follows Wheat, 6.. 6d.
to 78. 2d. Barley, Is. 2d. to 4s. 7d. Oat., 2.. 10d. to 6., per
imp. bushel.
SWINDON, March 13.—Fine samples of Wheat were loon
sold at an advance of 2e. per qr. ; the damp and inferior in
better demand; price, from 465. up to 68s. ; a few samples of
white reached 60s. In Bread and Flour no alteration. Bar-
' ley was sold freely at rather more money; beat malting,
38.. 6d. to 365. 6d. ; good aced Barley, 321. to 33a. ; common,
at 30s. to 31s. Oat., fine Poland., made 275. 6d. ; potato,
2/.. ; good white Oats, 24a. to 255., some down to 21s.
Beans, ticks, at 48.. to 50.. ; common, 44a. Peas, white,
boilers, 465. ; grey, 40..
ANCONA, Mara 9.—We are informed from our capital
that the prohibition to export Indian Corn is to be considered
as taken off, and only a declaration from the government is
required to legalise this measure. Large parcels could be
obtained at 20s. 6d. to 20.. 9d. per imp. qr. f.o.b. Freights,
7s.,and 10 per cent, primsge per imp. qr.

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Aisx.stcnata, Feb. 29.—Wheat is 55 to 60. Beans, 40
to 44. Barley, 34 to 36. Indian Con, 34 to 36. Lintels&
76 to 85. Sesame, 120 to 130. Cotton, 170 to 190. Gam,
400.

eONBTANTINOPLE, Feb. 27.—Price are about the same ea
the last. Hard Wheat, 19 p. to 24 p. ; soft Wheat, 14 p. to
17 p. Indian Corn, 12 p. to 13 p. -Earley, 81 p. to 81 p.
Eye, 11 p. to 11l p. Oat", 74p. to 71 p. Wheat in Store
120,000 kilos. Freights to England, 81. 61. per qr. A
great number of vessels looking for freight(
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GALLTZ, Fib. 21.—Prices are merely nominal ; nothing
doing. ledian Corn is selling at 110 p. By a lett• r from
Israeli, we learn that there are 270 yawls shut up at Salina
by the ice. The captain of a vessel, who was nearly caught,
too, states that the number actually at anchor at Salina ex-
ceeds two hundred.

Banana°, March 7.—At this day's market we Dad a
fresh and rather large supply of Wheat from the Uploads,
but leu deposition for buying ; the market closed, therefore,
rather quiet, whilst holders remained pretty firm. Fer ship-
mentafrom outports there was rather more inquiry, and some
business would have taken place if holders had submitted
to a small reduction. Danish Batley and Oats unaltered.
Since lut Friday we had an increased demand for Wheat on
the spot, and the transactions were rather extensive, at an
advance of Is. per qr. From outports there has been nothing
doing ; sellers are very firm, and on the whole but little
offering in the market. Danish Barley and Oata firm, and
in fair request. In Beans, Peas, and Tares, little doing.
Rapeseed quiet, and no transaction has taken place. Clover-
seed continues neglected. Rape Capes are in better request.
Linseed Cakes in less request for immediate shipment, and
prices lower. May and June deliveries :from Pomerania, of
fine seedy cakes, have been contracted at 61. ISs. per ton free
on board. In Cattle Bones little doing.
TRIERTR, March 4.—The demand for Wheat has been
confined to the wants of local consumption, and prices are
now dec:iaing, with every prospect of soon being lower.
Some parcels of very good Polish Odessa have been sold this
week, at equal to 395. per qr., f.0.b., and other qualities
in proportion. Indian Corn is very dull, and holders
most anxious to realise.
VARNA, Fab. B.—Affairs are perfectly calm. Nothing has
been done except a ,mall sale ct soft Wheat, at j 52 p.

CFI EESE.-WINCIIEaTER FAIR, March 13.-About
400 tone pitched. The quality of the Cheddar, best Sumer-
sets, North Wilts, and Half-Cowards, was never excelled.
Trade generally, w.o firmer. The best Chedders, picked,
made from 75e. to 78s. per cwt. ; taking two tons and up-
wards, 725. to 745. ; moderate, and strong flavored, 644. to
685.; best truckle Cheese, from 616 a. to 816 a each, 660.;
sage and other fancy, 649. to 6.5 c ; best North Wilts were
in great demand ; beat sold at from 625. to 645. ; moderate,
68s. to 601.; inferior, 545. to 565. Double white and yellow
Somerset. sold at prices, according to flavor and quality ;
come made 655., while others were down to 50s. ; best double
Gloucester., 60s. to 555. ; single, 40.. to 485.; best Dorset,
465. to 48s. ; poor, 425. to 46e. ; brat half-Cowards told
freely ; the finest quality sold from 48s. to 505.; modoroor,
mild, 458. to 465. ; common ►nd strong tasted, 425. to 441.
Best Skims, were disposed of at from 32a. to 345. per cwt.;
meow, quality, 301. ; poor, 28s. to 295.