The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-23 00:00:00

lug, 22a. to 24e. Oats, 18.. to 20.. Bess, 38e. to 465.
Pau, MS to 40e.
Faunae, April 21.-Several vomit have worked up from
Inlaid this week. The Seers= feeling in the Corn trade
which we had occesion to note lam weak gontinned 'l3
Thursday, and on most articles a furthe r edema was
' orablished. We had lather more English Wheat offering
at our Corn Zaehance to day than last Saturday, tut it met
a dueging rale at that day's currency, and several perish
were left =sold. Irish, es well es =mien, though hue
Medeer, remained steady is value. Ft ur the turn
Oats k request, end 2d. per bushel dearer. On-
Mel moves steadily to consumers at an imprimis= of is.
to Is. 6d. per lead. Other =ides without change.
AYDIN*, April 21.-We bad rather a better supply of
Whoa{ kooky, u MIMI' quality end quantity, but in only a
ilkehmess was la per qr. more money given. Every
to
trig earn is lookieg up, and tie supplies are
at 'April 21.-Our market this day was well
with Ihmatiawhich made fast mb.to ke per qr.
more' ' last week, t the trade was slow at the advance.
Barley in good demand, at late rates. Oats le. per qr. dearer,
and the supply small.
Weanneereit, April 21.-There was a short supply of
Wheat, and =hosed terms were seined for this grail, which
dealers refused to submit to ; ocieseouently the trade ruled
doll, without' an advance. Some inferior samples of new
Wheat were dispel= of at the unseal law price of 14.. a
'sack. The bat samples of Barley were in request, and n
considerable amount of businem was dose, at prier. a trifle
above lest week's currency. The demand for Oats was in-
active, at late quotations. Some tine samples of Beans
sold at en advaace of kper qr.. The trareuettona in Peas
are unworthy of note. What, sew, 28s. to 62e.; old, 40s.
to 625. Barley, 245. to 345. Oats, 188. to 245. Beans, 38s.
to 48e. Pees, 38s. to 60m per qr.
Wrstowesean, April 21.-There was a Teter full attend-
ees*, with a large supply of grain. The market presented
fin animated appearance, and the sales prowled briskly et
an =saes of le. per qr. Holders of Barley manifested mai
image, and last wok's prime were well realasined; but
we easmet weds meek improvement in the demand. A &a-
ble firmosse to that of Barley was estoblished to the price of
Oats, but the demised was not increased. Beans and Pose
weed of eleaddy, without alteration in price. Flour wee
le. pro week higher. Wheat, 81. to 131 per load. Barley,
225. te 3k. Oate,l7e. to 22r. Beans, 30e. to 311 s. Pea, 32e.
to 40.. per qr. Flow, 37.. per seek.
Wanaca, Apra 21.-The weather conlinues remarkably
sold, sad is less vegetation very backward. We are wall
, =WI= Wheat today, and the demand is good far all
at Is peg qv. emir lest week's prior.. Oats mad
Buss is only moderate supply, and lam rates fully =tin-
foils& Wheat, white, 445. to 48a. per qr.; extra, SOL • red,
43a. W. 469.; extra, 47.. Oats, 84d. to 9d. per stove. Beans,
•14,, Wis. to 34.. per qr.; new, 28s, to 30e.
Woncesone April 21.-At this day's market there was
me Stringed supply of Wheat from the term re, and the
teak els= dull, at a rise of le. per qr. en English, and
Is. on rows. Barley held for higher rates, which caused
OURS to be very limited. Oats sold freely, at an improve-
mist of 6d. to 1.. per qr. Beans realised a 811111117 advance.
Peas, 2e. per qr. dearer, tut a good deal inquired for.
Yana, April 21. -We have a good attendance of farmers
at ear market this day, sad more Wheat showing than for
.tea weeks pest. Although the gro sets are &Mu= more
maw the millers have been cautious buyers, and last week's
pekes have bees fully maintained, but advanced prices bus
not been given. In other articles no alteration. Prices:
Wheat, white, per imp. qr., 475. to 61s. ; red, 444. to 465.
Barley, malting, 28s. to 31s ; grinding, 241. to 26e. Beans,
27e. to 29e. Malt, 68s. to 61s. Oats, tled.to 9d. per state
el 141bs. Flour, 34e. per seek of Mao.
DUBLIN, April 20.-On the opening of business this day
higher prices were generally demanded, which tended to
cheek sales. An advance was, however, realised on mot
articles, and we increase our quotations Once Tuesday, 6d.
en
Wheat, and 3d. per barrel on Oats, 61. per ton on Oat.
meal, and Is. to 2e. per qr. on ledian Corn. The gals.
of Flour during the week have been very large, at a slight im-
provement OIL the terms. The pretest prices: Wheat, white.
Ilk. to 275. 6d. ; red, 235. to 265. OJ. per 29005. Oats, 11.. Od.
to 12a. 9d. per 19611.. Barley, 14s. to 18e. per 22416 e. Oat-
meal, 12.. Od. to 13s. Od. per cwt. Flour, second', 13s. Bd. to
lie kl. per cwt. Indian Corn, 335. to 375. per 4801=
Conn, April 20.-Our receipts of grain are small, and ex-
de so little attention as to make quotations eltogethet
anginal. In prepared Wheat (Irian) we have little or,
smithies doing. In foreign also but little business has hiss,
transacted, but prices have advanced Is. per b inel. We
havers' Barley offering. Block Oats have been in demand, at&
some panels have changed hands at an advance of 64. to 9d4
per. barrel. The Flour trade at length exbietta symptoms of
revival. We have had • brisk demand for the article, and a,
decidedly improved feeling in the trade during the week.
Flee Flours, which exhibit en upward tendency, have sold
more freely, end for coarse descriptions we experience/ a
brisk demand et full prices. Alt iether, the aspect of the
market warrants us in believing that we are on the eve of
a brisker trade in this, as well as all other descriptions of
Breadstuff+. A large trade has been done in Indian Can
et an advance of hilly 7s. ad. per ton, 81. 10e. being the
asking price of prime Galati, 81.6.., and, in same instances,
hi. 7s. 64. having been obtained fur the article. Indian keel
has mat a freer sale at a similar improvement. Stocks of
both these articles are rapidly running down, and should
the supplies continue light as at present, the value of both,
as well as of emote Flours, would be enhanced materially.
Wheat, red, per 20 stone,2o*. 6d. to 225. ad. Barley, per
16 stone, Be. 6d. to las. 6d. Oats, per 14 stone, 10e. to 13s.
Limilden, April 21.-The weather for the week has been
very variable ; strong winds, hail showers, and a heavy fall
et snow. The supplies of grain from oar farmers ars so
mai, we can only quote priCIS as nominal. The trade in
Indian Coln has ken very active, and with liberal sales an
Improvement in prices of 6e. to 10e. per ton on all kinds. In
Indian Meal and other articles of food the game activity pre.
veils. Pretest prices: Wheat, red, 164. ; white, 17d. Oats,
9d. to 10d. Barley, 11d. to 12d. per stoe. Galan Indian
Corn, 81. las. to 81. 17s. 64. per ton ; Dm= and Salonica, 81.
to 81. 10s. ; yellow Ame. lean, 81. to 81. ICe. ; white, 81. to
81. 6.. Oatmeal, 121. Byemeal, 81. 10s. Barleymeal,
M. 10s. Indian Meal, 91. to 91. 104. Irish Flour, 3.2.. per
big; American, 275. per barrel.
W4lll3lolin, April 21.-Our arrival of foreign grain
sine. this day se'nnight consists et but ono ono of Whoa,
The improved tone noted in our market on Saturday last has
continued throughout the week, and a fair =eines has been,
trammed in most articles, at enhanced rates. Fur Wheat
we have had a good inquiry, but holders refusing to sell,
except at an advance of Gd. to 91. per barrel, mitens hove
confined their operations to the supply of immediate wants.
Indian Corn : The demand ill through the week has bleat
steady, at folly le. 6d. to 2s. per band over the money of
Saturday last. Bliley end Oats must each be noted dearer
by 6d. per barrel. No change has taken place in the value
of Flour. The following are the present prices : - Untried
Wheat, millers', per 20 stone, 22a. 04. to 235. 6d. ; shipping,
20s. to 110.. 6d. Barley, malting, per 16 stone, 15s. Od. to
165. 6d. ; winding, lls. 6d. to 134 Oste, white, per 14
stone, 9s. to 19e. Od.; Week, 94.6 d. talk Dried and foreign :
IrishW beet, millers', per 20 et., 24e, ad. to 251.61.; =pp=
22e. Od. to Me. ; Polish Odessa, 244.6 d. to 265. 6d.; P
white, 26.. 6d. to 16.. 64.; red, 26e. to 26e.: Barley, vindisg,
pm. 16 et., 12s. fol. to 14s. Oats, white, per 14 st., 10.. tee
Ils. Od. ; black, 9.. sa. to 10s. 3d. Flour, superfine, per suit;
345. Od. to 365. Od. • 'sonde, 30a. to 31s. ; thuds, 27e. to 28s. i
fourths, 21s. to 245. Indian Corn, Danube, per 20 stone.
21s. 04. to 22.. Od.; American, yellow and red, 20e. Od. to
21e od, ; Bata= and Portujaess, white, 19s. to 20.. 04. ;
damaged, for cattle, 13s. to 15m. Indian Corn Meal, per cwt.,
ils. Od. to 9s. 3.1. Oatmeal, 11•134. to lls. 9d. Brun, per
Sons, 3e. to 3.. 64.
E.IIIO•LDT, April 21.-We have had a week of very *old
weether, with trot during night; on Tuesday morning it
was es intense as it has been during the =Wet. The young
Wheats do not look so well es they did a month ago ; the
braid of Beans has suffered a little, but fine weathu would
recover them. At our country markets this week we had
lot grain offering than last week; and as both merchants;
and millers were anxious buyers, =advance of fully Is, per,
qr was pal es all kinds of rain. Here to day we had fen
narks of all kinds of gram; sales generally quick, et an
advance of N. to Is. per qr. on list week's rates Wheat;
41s. to 495. per qr. Berkey, 235. to 28s. Gd. Oats, 17s. to'
20s. 64. Oatmeal, per bag of 28011,., 265. to 264.64.
Dinette, April 17.-Four British oseels have been.
' chartered for London se follows,sines my Met : -900 qrs. at
Cis. ; 660 at 6s. 3d. ; 1,100 at 6s. 4d. ; 1,300 at 6s. Some
new reshapes seen to be the ooftquence of these intended
shipments, sales having been made of about MSSts of wheat.
Fine sized, 61 to 621 b. at 38e. 64. • mixed at 37,.; andone lot
of fine 621 b., blab mixed inland', at 41s. Bd. • 600 lasts
more of Lower Fedi= Wheat have posed our goners, but
now of former oriole have as yet appeared in the
enerlost, owing se she hod wreaker we have hod
lately, tending to auk all pameallinge for bringing
the psis Weesolities No Danish Meeks& owed km as
yet enema Is sight,thengit this masks two other see*
• a elegised as appecothingiemeef whim' Mahe= four week
at ea from Swinemunde, without sodas a Danish mike=
Our trade lies applied to government to the offset of issiding
the attention of the Del saithemador to the Daside 'desk.
ration of blockade whitest eseedsies it de flub it ear pelt,
with the view of cawing rensonstionee, and obtaidamtry
allowance for British vessels to visit our ports ;Let
under blockade.
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POTATOES.- SOlTTlitrail, WATIMADE, April
23.-We have had many fresh arrivals since our LS report
from Yorkshire, Seotland, and the Continent, all of which
have met a ready sale, which can only he at ribs
S the
very mild weather, as the supply wee lug* e time of
year. To-day the weather is muck milder, sad will effect
the demand casidenbly. The following are this day's quo
tations :-York Begente, 130 s. to 180 e.; Scotch, 120.. to
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CATTLE, alto. - BWITEPIRLD, Two o'Clock. -.
We have ea extesordinere supply of Beasts, both with. le-
spot to numbers and quality. Al rased= of pries is in con-
sequels, submitted to, and 3s. 61. must be cosideired an en-
trees quotation fee the smaller kinds daces Seib, the ma-
jority of thesupply being heavy Beasts. The nemberellibiesp
fs aho larger, sad dim:demand sty kilted. Task is view,
and Isis,* see about U. per MS. lower., The weaker
having bun so unfavourable during the week. Limb is not
mailbag so well. Trade is pretty steady for Calves and Pigs.
Prom Holland and throw Wee are 172 Souk 489
Sheep, sad 44 Calves; hook Nitta tit Iligilly &bast
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