The Express.
London, England, 1847-04-24 00:00:00

sad idea. naaliimiuregsott at the fall Mee of Tuesday.
BUM sedrassows a Ilashis* sale, was unaltered in Value.
Oats mad Oatmeal ask tha terms last sated. Indian
Cars, although takes thie.Uorning to a fair eatent for Ire.
land, was la. per 4801 b. cheaper, and Indian Meal barely
maintained farmer prices. Arrivals from the 26th to the
22nd April inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn: Wheat,
3,561 qrs. ; Barley, 1,448; Malt, 1,284; Oats, 696; Beans,
3.361 ; l'ess, 405 ; Indian Cora, 13,773 ; Indian Coin Meal,
2,792 barrels; Oatmeal, 131 loads; Floor, 16,202 barrels.
PLYKOUTK, APRIL 22.—Supplies of all Cott ore smaller,
and prices are higher. At this morning's market Wheat
made 2s. per qr. above prices on Monday. Fine quality made
88e. Buley -60 v. to 62a. Oats, 30s. to 32.. Buns, 511. to
158 a Fin* Flour, 635.
RIPON, APRIL 22.—We had a fair average supply of grain
at this day's market. Wheat realised an advance of fully M.
the qr. from Wt week's currency. Very few, if any, trans-
actions in Barley. Prices nominal.. Oats and Beans may be
quoted at an advance of Is. to 2.. the qr. from last week's
prices. Wheat, per bushel, white, 10s. 61. to 12a. ; red,
9s. 6d. to Ila 3d. Barley nominal. Oats, per qr., 275. 6.1
to 38s. Beans, per bushel, 7s. to Ba.

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ROXII/SY, Arum 22.—The best Wheat, 84.. to 86.. per
qr.; moderate red, 80..; very common sample., 765. Flour,
best, 6.55. per b.g; best seconds, 625. Barley was also very
scarce ; b. at samples told freely at an advance of 2s. to 3s.
'sue qr.; common made .525. to 645. ; light samples, 48..
Malt, finest, 10s. 3d. to to.. 6.1. per bailie' ; good, 9s. 9d.;
inferior, Po. 6d. Oats sold readily, at an advance of fully 2s.
per qr. ; 36.. to 38s. given fur sweet and weighty samples ;
30r. to 344. for moderate samples. In Beans, Peas, and Rye
little or nothing doing. Winter. Tares, 6s. per bushel;
spring, Ba. Small Seeds not much in dtmand.

ROTHERHAM, Aram 19.—A bury market this day,
and s fair supply of ail descriptions of grain, ten prices mug
be quoted higher than our last week's announcement.
Wheat, both middling and fine, advanced from 6d. to 1.. per
load of three bushels, and Beans 6d. Barley was fully Is.
per qr. dearer, and OatA

ROYSTON, Arum 21.—Wheat 2.1. to 33. per bold dearer.
Barley, 2a. to 3s. per qr. dearer. Oats, Beans, and Pea*
must be quoted rather higher. Supply acorn liberal. Flour
rose 24. per peck. Wheat, 445. to Sts.; Barley, 40.. to
540. ; Oats, 26.. to 261.

Scasatorocon, Arun 22.—The auddea and somewhat
tutexpectisd extraordinary advance in the price ot 'Wheat in
the leading markets induces the farmers to set very much on
the reserve, Irma fear of selling too early. Scarcely any one
will make an offer; however, what little business has been
done is at on advance of fully sa. to Gs. per quarter upon
Wheat; in other grain, full price& obtainable. Flout. 3s. to
44. per sack higher. Wheat, from I It. 3d. to lls. V.I. per
5 stones Birley, 50s. to Mc per qr. of 32 stones. Second
Flour, 59.. to 605.; superfine, from 65e. to 66i. per sack of
20 stones.

UNPRIDOIL APRIL 22.—The Wheat market was pretty
well supplied to-day, considering the short quantity in the
bands et the farmers is this locality. The demand was
tolerably brisk, and the prices made were fully 3s. ter qr.
over those of last Thursday. Other grain mmains as done,
excepting Beans, which are Is. per qr. dearer. Wheat, 211.
to 231. per load of live qrs. ; Beans, 42e. to 60v. per qr.;
Peas, 60s. to 624.; Barley, 46e. to 645. ; Oats, 30s. to 38s. ;
Rye, 565. to 60v.; Tarts, 10s. per bushel. Flour, per sack,
white, 68e, ; in household, 635.; seconds, 68s,

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WAKEFIELD, APRtL 23.-The arrivals of Wheat continue
very moderate, but there is a fair show from granary. Mil-
lers are low in stock, and we have a steady demand, at an
advance of 3a. to 44. per qr. from the rates of last week.
Barley is tearer, and fully Is. per qr. dearer. Oats are yd.
per stone, and Shelling 2s. per load higher. Beans go off
Jho at an improvement of Is. per qr. All other articles tend
upward. Our stocks of Wheat are t,etting into a sm.lll com-
pass. Comparatively few shipments making from the vet
coast, and a very insignificant quantity from the Bailie.
The tollowing are the current prices Wheat, per qr. 60Ib.
to the bashed, Suffolk, E.sex, and Kent, red, new, 80.. to
82s. ; extra, 84.. ; white, 81s. to 83s. ; extra, 86s. ; Norfolk,
and Bunts, 765. to 78..; extra, 815. ; white, 78s. to 82s. ;
extra, 841.; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, r. d, 765. to
79,,; extra, fits.: white, 775. to 81a.; extra, 831.; York.
shire, rod, 741. to 765.; extra, 785.; white, 78.. to 80s.;
errs, 82s. ; Danqic and Konigsburg, white, 79.. to 815. ;
extra, 835.; Lower Baltic and liamlurg, red, 74.. to 78s ;
extra, 81r. ; Ifediterraocan, red, 72. to 745.; extra, 775.;
Old, red, 71s. to 775. ; extra, 795. Barley, per qr. imp, rial,
Norfolk and Suffolk, 50s. to 545. ; extra, 605.; Lincolnshire
and Yorkshire, 60s. to 63e.; extra, 665.; Scotch, 60e. to
52a.; extra, 63; foreign, 48e. to 61s. ; extra, 525.
Beane, pr qr., 631bs. to the bulls), small, fine, 525. to 64..,
I extra, 56.. ; Ticks, 60s. to 525., extra, 645. ; foreign, 48s. to
' 60.., extra, 535. Oets, per stone, mealing, 16d. to 17d.,
extra, 164.1.; feeding, I6d. to 17d , extra. 180. ; foreign, 16d.
to 17d., extra, 184 d. Shelling, per load of 2611 be., 46e. to 485.,
extra,494. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 52a. to 645., extra, 665.
Peas, per imp. qr., blue and white boilers, 50.. to 665.,
extra, 60.. ; grey and feed, 465. to 481., extra, 50s. Rape-
seed, per IDA., imp., English, 291. to 301. ; foreign, 291.
to 30/. Linseed, per imp. qr., 461. to 60a. Imports during
the week: Wisest, 6,x61; Barley, 1,769; Oats, L 908;
Beane, 697 ; Peas, 197 ; Liaeeed, 17 qrs.; Shelling, 1161oads.
WOUKINOTON, APRIL 21.-The supply of grain of all
kinds at this day's market was but small, and principally
brought in by the farmers. Wheat ranged from 30s. to 34..
per Carlisle tu.hel, according to quality. Burl. y, 24e. Oats,
IS.. We had a axle by auction of 396 barrels American
Flour, which were sold in lots of 20, tha first bringing
38s. 6cL, and the remainder 395. 6d.

Learn, Arm 21.—We had a good thew of all aorta of
corn from the grower+ at this day's market, and, excepting
Wheat, of which the quantity is very metterafe, we receive
liberal aopplits from abroad. The improved tune of advice*
from London and elsewhere led farmers to demand a consi-
derable advance nn last week's prices fur Wheat, but the at-
tendance of buyers ass thin, and the improvement realised
was nut above is. to 2s. per qr. English and foreign were
held for ne-re teensy, hut little business was done in either
sort, and the advance was not exceeding that obtained on
home samples. Barley, both home and foreign, met a readier
sale, and we quote the farmer Is. to 24., and the latter fully
Is. per qr. dearer. Oats sold slowly at an advance of 6d. to
Is. per qr. fur foreign, which were plentiful ; there was only
a limited demand, and we cannel quote them higher than
last mask. Wlite Peso had advanced about I*. per qr., and
Beans sell more readily at a like improvement in value. The
weather has continue? cold and backward, but there are in-
dications to-day of improvement m regard+ the temperature.

MA1.131.1.tA, Aran. 18.—. t large fleet of Teeeela, laden with wheat,
ha. strived •itliin the but few days (about gOinnurnber) which will 00
doubt keep down prise, whlch were showing some alight Improve-
mem. Salts of hard Taganrog have tern made at S.L. per qr., free
on board, (or July, end soft NI arisnopoll, for July, at 575. fd. Y. bah
(hle•sa, or September, elite. to 621b5., 53c, and I t.. ditto, 50a. The
weather has been very cold during the past two dam with very hlgh
winds from the north, which must have tamed great injury to
vegetation.
Lataitoun, Ariut.l3.—The groin market in lower: 10,000 sacks of
Whlte Egyptian wheat were )esterday bought fur the Homan State.
at 174, or .tss. which ism arty 3 hr. under the highest twilit. The
liner i.eseeiptilais, being senior. see better supporta d ; fine klarianopoll
is aching at 21, or ESI in retail.

ORES.— Sampled April
Redruth, April 22.
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7, and sold at Azarrer's Hotel
3Com Tow. Price.
Deem Gt. Com 1 130...C7 10 0
Wbeal Meru
ditto 179... 7 3
ditto 1t6... 6 7 6
ditto 123 ... 7 13 6,
oitto 101 ... 6 16 0
ditto AO ... 7 9 6
ditto 61 ... 7 12 0
ditto 36... 5 3 6

Minn. - To Price.
Wheal Yrienddlip 71 . .C 9 1 4 6
ditto 46 ... 3 4 6
Tresavean
ditto

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iiim : i 34i i
W. Wbeal Jewel 67 . S 1 0

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Wheal Fit;;;ay ... 8 II
ditto 62... 6 8
ditto 31 ... 4 9
Whetl Jcats) .. 41 .. 611
ditto 24 ... 16 3
We.t Carodon _162 . . 7 0
ditto 101 ... ft 14
ditto 62... t 7
ditto 18... )0 6
ditto 43 .. 4 10
Polrey Consols 108 .. 7 0
ditto ..103 .. 5 14
ditto 99 6 I
W 1). Yrieedphlp 113 ... 8 1

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Mahe Valley * . 125 .. $ 9
Bedford United 130 . 7 11
Wheal Brewer 39 2
ditto SS 2 19
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ditto 30 12 6
tlo'ratitish
West 111464118 n 76 . 1 6
Chariest. L'imited 31 1 17 6
Wheal Busty
ditto 22 15 6
Feat Rellstlan IS 6
Wheal Gorland 14 II 0
Hallenbeagle 7 9 6
Pessiruthal

Dsca•Onst
Cessol6.
—l/1119211
= Looo...cAto 10 0
1115.
129.
wont Oradea 309... •533 2
rarleudeb.C.nsb. r 36 :: 1,9"1: 11l •
raven ... 213.,. 1,4•3 • •
143.. WO •II
$1191•111h= W... 431 5 •
Auggicili••s•4 0102 13 il away Produce 9
Agile Pries pa lOU .613 9 6.
11•333 d AIM WS I QIIIIIIMIN Ocoper, 271 Was 15 cwt.
tildnimid.4l
ISM 11.1a.—Maregal=ne111 II 9—Aeerame Produce . .. 0
12011PANIES BY WHO* SiBE 011116 WERK PURCH +WED.

ileillardUalted pos
11181111 cower 104... 241 14
ilobalmb . 64 373 6 •
W. Tratlmiloa 76... 309 14 0
=71.0141•1 56 976 I S 0
Boy .. 46 137 5
Egg 11411411516 23 153 1 6
41211•104914•4 14 91 14 o
1119/19•1494116 7 II 6 6
1ea5tr90154... 4... >a 6 0

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sew s• C 0... .. .- ........ 167 J 10.59 11 6
Ne= tee. NO
MC 2,11516 6
4,467 13 0
!Weer mad Oa. 1614 1,756 10 6
P.Orenlell and Ham .... 2.54
Alms, Villlyema. Newell, and Oa ........,... 483 . ....
Willtsnrs Voter, and Co. . . 923

Total tom 3,033 t 19,663 13 0
Copper Ores for sale on Thursday next, at Andrew's
Hotel, Itedruth.—Mises and Parcels.—United Miner, 1,462
—South Caradon, 391—Treltigh Consols, 232—Par Consols,
232—Creg Brews, 161—Wheal Sisters, 138—North Dower,
43—South Tolgus, 32—Rut Crinai., s.—Treal, 2,699 tons.
Copper Ores for sale on Thursday week, at Tyack's
Hotel, Canshome.—Mines and Parcels.—North Roakear,
I,o2o—Consolidated Misses 718—Tincro 527—Wheal
Boron, 377—Power Consols:276 —South Wheal Francis, 191
—Wheal Beckett., 149—South Rookear, 134—Wheal Har-
riet, 102—Lanitet Consols, 100 —WhealVyvran, 67—Tratoil, I
44—Whorl Roby, 20.—Total, 3,716 lona
Copper Ores formic-. at Swansea, April 29: Cobra, 107; do., I
91 ; do.. 81 ; do., 53; do., 111 ; do., 106 ; do., 101 ; do., 69.
Chill, 05 ; do.. 90 ; do., 69 ; do., 53; do., 62 ; ea., 46 ; do., 50 ;
do., 49 ; do., 44 ; do., 41; do., 40.—Cuba, 110 ; do., 101 ;
93 ; do., 62 ; do., 53; do., 110.—Santiago, 95 ; dos, 78,
do., 70 ; do.. 58; do., 52; do., 48; do., 47. Berehavon,
117 ; do., 109 ; do., 95 ; do..94.—Knpckmabon, 113; do.;
84.—Burns Burrs, 66; do., 61 ; do., 3.--BaUrearrtash, 37 ;
do., 15 ; do., 2.—llolyford, 33.—New Zialaad, 32.—Cans-
dian, I.—Totsl, 3,199 tole.

METALS.--OL tscow, APRIL 22.—The aspect of
business this work has been most unsatisfactory. Iterosntile
men generally manifeat a feeling of insecurity, end an ad-
sanest is tl e rates of discount, which are now 6 to El per
cent. for tke best paper, halo produced an indisposition on
tho part of buyers to incre so their engagements. Tue trans-
actions in Pig Iron were extremely limited, necessity having
compelled the greater put of the purchases made, and last
week's pr!ces cannot be obtained. Mike' No.. may be
quoted to-ds; 70s. to 70s. 61., and No. 1,71 s. 61, to 725. net
'ash, f. o. b., sellers. The prevailing opinion is, that scarcity

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