The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-18 00:00:00

BMWS Ayres and Meets Vide*. 4 600 dried River Plata
sold at 174 e. to 36e. : 400 salteal Elver Plate, 13L—Los-
weed : 116 toss Teases dread buyers 3i6.—Tobaeoo :
1101ilds. Virglay seld 1101 to 16d.
TALLOW.—Th• TIPROWIDArkst is firm. Peas-
berg T. C. cm the spot, 44e. 34 to fld. ; separate mulch'.
delivery. 455. 6d. to 94.; January to blush, 465. dd.
HWY, Nor. 17.—Yallom, int sort, Peterebe4 Y. C. has
essessanded 46e. to 46e. 64. per evrt.
LIVUPOOL, Not. 17.—Tho mad foe Tallow Statueser
hasty, with bat little doing at preview s.
higher pries have been paid for American hard, of which
sells to a moderate extent have been made, at 380. 3d. to
396.6 d. per cwt.

CORN.—Dnile, Nov. 17.—We have a good sup-
ply of Wheat at this day's market, as also of Bliley ; both
artielet taut be written. la to . LOW. Other things
last reported. Wiest, 645. to 675. per 36 stows; white, 665.
to 61s. Barley, 345. to 365. Oats, old, 26a to 30s. per 24
waste. Beaus, old, 40s. to 465. per 38 stows. Flour, 425. to

445. per 20 stone.
WINTER, Nov. 17.-We have had a rather thin attendance
at our mark et to-day, with a dell trade in all descriptions of
grain. Wheat sold slowly, at about last week's prices.
Barley, Is. to 2s. per qe. lees. Oats, no alteration in value.
Idecoxte, Nov. 17.-A very large show of Wheat at'
lOW market to-day. Farmer', at the commencement, asked
Is. less than last week, but offered pretty freely at fully 3s.
at its awe. Business not brisk, tree at the decline. Not
math Batley (freeing, but quite sufficient for the demand.
Oats a good show, with a dull trade. Wheat, old, Ws. to
; sew, rod, m. to bps. ; white, 48s. to 6.15. Barley,
melting, 325. to 345. ; grindiug, 28e. to 295. Oats, 16s. to
Vs. Old Bear, 40s. to 424
Livtaroou, Nov. 17.-In the provincial markets this
week, Wheat in most cases is noted le. to 2s. per qr. cheaper,
With little animation in other blanches of the trade; and,
without any redeeming features contained in the reports
teem Mark lane, no 'easiness of moment hr occurred here
la any kind of grain protium between Tueeday and to-day ;
foe although Indian Corn continued to meet inquiry, few
parcels were off.ired, and buyers anticipating liberal supplier.,
pr, vious rates were scarcely obtainable. The receipts into
this place since Monday last are comparatively light, both
coastwise and from Ireland, except those of Oatmeal, which
are again large, whilst the supplies from abroad are yet
only moderate ; the wind, however, having at length become
favourable fur arrivals, many [wised bound vessels, lat-
terly detained onside the poet, will probably increase
our next import list considerably. Under this impression,
the earn trade, in all its ramifications at our market to-day
presented a very dull, lingering aspect, and although bolder.
did net gent rally appear disposed to press sales at any mate-
rial decline, yet, in most cases where offers were made at
sorbing near our lot quotations, a slight abatement was
conceded. In the absence of the usual number of country
buyer., and our local millers being very inactive, the sal,
of any description of Wheat was extreme) y difficult to effect
beyond a retail amount, and all qualitiereof Eng ish, Irish, and
leaden, must be noted at least Id. to 24. per 701 b. lower.
Float, in like manner, commanding little attention, English
sad Irish declined Is. per sack, and States with Canadian
6d. per barrel. Barley and Malt on a limited inquiry, receded
Is. per qr. each. Beans remained steady in value. Pan dull,
and Is. per qr. lower. Oats in slow request, but, without
any large surplus at hand, maintained late prices; and Oat-
meal, though plentiful, but proportionately cheaper than
other articles, nearly supported Tuesday's rates. Indian
Corn, being 'taken off rather less freely to-day than at an
earlier period of the week, was 6d. per tir. cheaper. Corn
Meal scarce, and unaltered in value. Arrivals from the 14th
to the 16th Nur. inclusive, into L:verpool aad Runcorn :-
Whoa, 3,609 qrs. ; Barley, 698 ; Malt, 6 ; Oats, 2,591.1 ;
Beans, 182; Peas, 1,712; Indian Corn, 2,363; Oatmeal,
8,733 sacks; Flour, 741 sacks; 2,901 brim.
RIPON, Nov. 16.-We had a good supply of grain at this
day'. market with no variation in price from last week.
White Wheat,, 7s. to Ba. ; red, 6s. 6d. to 7s. Beaus, 4s. 64.
to 6s. per bushel. Barley, 345. to 36e, Oats, 245. to 245. 6d.
per quarter.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 17.-Oar market to-day was ex-
seedingly fiat for all kinds of grain, but prices rrmein coml.
sally unaltered, although, had buyer come forward, it Is
prohable a slight reduction from the late currency might
have been acceded to
that.r-rtet.n,Nov.l7.-Contrary winds have kept back
all vessels from the east c •ast ; our arrivals consequently are
mall of all articles thi-, week • there is a fair vow of Wheat
from warehouse, quite adequate to tho wants of the buyers;
like trade is slow, at a decline cf Is. to 2s. per qr. from the
rates of this day se'nnight. Barley is also 21 per qr. lower,
and not much done. Oats and Shelling as before. Beans
and other articles without alteration. Wheat per qr. of 601 be
to the bush , Suffolk, Betel, and K eat, red, new,sol. to 6,34.;
extra, Sts.; wlnte, 51s. to 64..; extra, 675. Norfolk and
Hunts, red, 48s. to 50e; extra, 634.: white, 475. to 60e. ;
extra, 645. Lincolnshire end Cambridgeshire, red, 47a.
to 60s. ; extra, 635. ; white, 475. to 61.. ; extra, 545. ,
Yorkshire, red, 475. to 60s. ; extra, 62a. ; white, 80. to 60e.;
extra, 83i. ; Dantsic and Konigsberg, white, 525. to 63e. ; es.
tea, 66a. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 625.
to 63a.; eztra, 665. Mediterranean, red, 40e. to
42. ; extra, 48e. ; old, red, 1847, 60s. to Vs. • white,
60e. Barley, per quarter imperial, Norfolk and 'Suffolk,
32e. to lie ; extra, his. ; Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, 30e.
to 33e • extra, 345. ; Scotch, 32.. to 34r. ; extra, 3:14. ; grind-
ing, 29;. to 30e.; foreign, 30s. to 325.; extra, 345. Beans, vet
I quarter, 6311 n. to the bushel, small, fine, new, 345. to 3&. ;
aid, 38s. to 40e. Ticks, new, 3.5 e. to 36a; old, 36e. to 37d. ; fo-
reign, new, 325. to 345. Oats, per stone !meeting, 114.
to 1144. • extra, 124.; feeding, Ild. to extra, 1244
foreign, INA to lid.; extra, 12d. Shelling, per lead a
%Übe., 28.1. to 29e. ; extra, 305. Malt, per load of I
bushels, 39e. to 461 e. • extra, 42a Per, per imp. qr., blue
and white boilers, 34e. to 36e. ; extra, 38e. • grey and feed,
331. to 34e. ; extra, IN Rapeseed,per.liOt imp., English,
241. to 261.; foreign, 241. to 281. Unwed, per imp. qr., 32s
to 40e. Imports during the week : Wheat, 8,399 qrs.;
Barley, 6,902,• Oats, 1.128; Beans, 1,475; Peal, 960 qrs. ;
Itipeseed, 163; Linseed, 73 ; Shelling, 605 loads ; Malt, 67.

WOOL—LoNooN.—The state of the market is
more favourable, and there is a larger number of the trade
at the public sales. A better draw is evinced to do business,
and form•r rates are well kept up; a fair quantity of the
Wool sold.

HAY.—SitrilMaLD, Ibeo daock.—Meaan. Cooper
sad Davis report pica es follows :
him Meadow 1.1% I Rows UK. to 54. lam .. $4. 23..
I SferlOr to 0. Moor .. .70. to 95..1 S

CATTLE, do.—Exerza, Nov. 17.—A good 'apply
of fat Beasts, with tat a dell isle; prima, however, remain-
ing nearly the lams as het week, fens Bs. to 9s. per more.
Other kinds of stock ware a drag. Cows and Calves were
from 81. to 141. each; from 41. 6d. to 53 per
score ; butchers' Calves, 61d. to Bd. per lb. Sheep were very
plentifid, upwards of 1,400 being penned; fat Wrthers sold
at 544. to 514. • Ewes, 6d. to 54d. per lb. Keeping Sheep
were not saleagle, siespt at lower rates than lately.

Oitsoow, Nov. 16.—The Cattle market this morning
was similarly supplied to that of hot week—by far the
greater portion being strong come Beasts from irelami, with
very few of our own fine home-fed Sots in the market. For
the beet quality the demand was good; but for coarse and
Inferior anima) the Isle was exceedingly dull. Best
Angus-shire Ox-beef brought from Ms. to 565. per cwt. ;
from 46.. to 49a. per cwt. Cows, Bulls, and inferior, from
40e to 43.. per cwt., sinking offal. • few inferior Beset. for
Isle at the elms of the market. The Sheep market was not
Is well supplied this morning Is Thursday's, and nothing
of fine quality was shown. Owing to the early severity of
the watcher, Sheep still on grass have fallen out of eonditom,
sad they have wanquently been wone to sell at this morn-
ing's market upon fanner terms. Bret Wadden bard,
Isemett 6td. per lb. ; second, 41d. to 51d. per lb. Ewes and
inferior, 4d. per lb. All sold.

COVENT GARDEN.—This Morning.—The mar-
ket is well supplied with Vegetables and most kinds of
Fruit. Pinra es are me plentiful; sod Hothouse ()rapes
otteleint for demand. Ribstone Pippins and otter
demon Appine are ticketed el: and eight for 6d. Among
Pyre we remarked good specimens of Chaussontelle,
Creosote, Gloat MOV01•11, Boma Diel, Paw Colmar, Mc.
Nuts la easeful are suflisient for the demand, imoept Fil-
berts and Cobs, which are mane. Some new Oranges have
made their eppearance. Lemons are UMW. Amorist Vegeta-
bles, Carrots sad Turnips ere abundant and good ; Cauli-
Sowers, Broccoli, due., saflicient for the demand. Some
Asparagus sad Preach Beans have made their appearance.
I Sappho; of Potatoes—good, though not free from diseme
—have b en received from France, Holland, and Prussia.
Lettuces sad other Wading ere raciest for the demand.

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