The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-11 00:00:00

DIJILIN lIALMMAaaI
Dal., 6, k Col. In. W., M. 3cl.lkL I L. Bete & Ballymena, Ha.
Wm, Wes„ W., & D. be, U. Od. I Newry, Arta., & Loa. Ja., U. Col.
Cork it Waterford, let New Now Carlow, & Kilkenny
Bandon & Conley, fr. od. Jonctiog, ad.
Cork & Killarney, U. ad.

PRODUCE—MINCING-LANE. Hatfixot Two.—
The Sugar market tilers but little room for comnumt to-day.
The two public sales of Havannah and Pernambuco were
virtually withdrawn, as the two brokers stated the importers
had limited them to prices above the current value for the
sound; but the dames* portion of the yellow liavanuth
sold at full prices, 48s. to 511. Refined remains ilnet;“
standard quality, 64c—There has not been a C/ffet: sale
to-day, and prices remain unaltered.—Spices continue ROIL
The fortnightly Drug sales are progressing rather heavily,
and • considerable portion appears to be buying in. Hides
sold steadily, without altering previous quotation•. In other
articles nothing new; and the Lane hu presented rather a
dull appearance.

TALLOW.—The market continues 6rm. Peters-
burg Y. C. on the spot. 51a. 3d. to 51*. 6d.; all the year
delivery !new), 46e. 9d to 475.; March to April delivery,
51a. to 511.3 d.

CORN. BAPINGOTOICE, MARCH 10.—The trade
for Corn was very brisk towlay, several strangers purehsaing
catenaively of the red and enarser samples of Wheat ; the
prices therefore rose lba. to 20a. per load, and nearly all went
off at that advance. The white Wheats were from 201. to
21/. per load ; best red, 191. 104. to 20/. ; middling samples,
181. to IS/. 10, ; inferior, 17/. to 18/. Barley was dulfor sale, at
a reduction of at least Is. per qr. for best, and 2s. for com-
mon, the highest price given this day being 23, per qr.,
theism:note weighing 10 score 1216, per seek ; light samples
under 10 wore, could be purchased at from 445. to 465. Malt
sold heavily. Best, 10s. ; goal, 94. 61. ; common, 9s. per
bushel. Barley-meal, 22e. per beg. Oat% were 24. to 3s. per
qr. lower ; top price, 325. to 37, ; goal black, 30s. ; mode-
rate, 265. to 28s. Beano scarce, and fully as dear. Fells Mao
maintain their price. Rye ea last week. Spring small Si eds
lower. Spring Fetches, 10.. to 12s. per bushel Cwinter, 8..
to 9s.

NEWCASTLI, MARCH 9.—The weather still continues cold
and unseasonable, which is protracting vegetation, but
further than this we hear no complaints hom the country.
Owing to the unfortunate suspension of the North of
England Banking Company, business to-day was quite at a
stand, bat as the procerie=e a highly respectable body
se evaimal lase will hy the public. We quote
all article* nominally ea on—flrtaiy.
Dupuis, Masotti 9.—At this day's market there was
very small 'supply of fresh Wheat, which sold freely at the
currency of Fnday. In Oata the operations were chiefly
confined to seed samples, which resitsed high prism, but to
which our quotstions have no reference. There was a mo-
derate business doing in Flour and Oatmeal at full rates.
The folios ing was the general currency Wheat, red,
4.5 e. to 485.; white, 47a. to 61s. per 280 lbs. Oats, 22e. to
265. GI. per 196 lbs. Barley, 261. to 325. per 224 lbs. Oat-
meal, 28s. to 275. per cwt. Flour, seconds, 255. to 26e. per
cwt.

New YORK. Fra. B.—A moderate business has been
done in Flour. Western Canal may be quoted et 6 dela.
874 c. to 7 doll.; 1,100 Barrels Genessee sold at 6 dot.. 874 e.
Common southern kinds are held at 6 dole. 60c. to 6 doh.
tgle. 500 homes Baltimore were taken sit 6 dols. 50c.
1,000 bushels Long Maud yellow Corn sold at 98c. ; 70,000
bushels Jersey, at 98e. to 1 dol. 8,000 bushels Genessee
Wheat brought I dol. 60c. By auction, It. R. Minturu and
Co. sold 10,000 bushels New Orleans Corn, damaged, at
80.1 e. Provisions are firm, and in fair demand.
Borrow, Fen. s.—Flour The want of vessels has
checked the operations of shippers. Sales to the trade, of
Geneses., at 61 Bola. to 6i dols. per barrel, and Georgetown
at the same rate. Grain : Market closes dull at the prices
asked, buyers preferring to wait the arrival of expected
supplies.
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Moms., JAN. 31. -At the conclusion of our inquiries
yesterday dealers were obtaining 5 dots. 50c. to 5 dots. 75c.
for Ohin and Illinois brands, and 6 dots. to 6 dots. 50c. fur
the different brands of St. Louie. The stock on the market
is quite limited. Grain : Yesterday dealers were getting
80c. to 85c. per bushel from the wharf, and 90c. to 95c from
the stores. The supply in the city is very light, and we un-
derstand that there are large orders for shipment. Oats
have been in Netter request, and rates are higher, end may
now be quoted at 58c. to 60c. per bushel. A fair supply on
hand.

NEW ORLEANS, JAN. 30.—Flour The market has been I
feverish during the whole week ; 10,000 barrels were taken
yesterday, in consequenito of advice' received, ri4 Jamaica,
that the British government wan going to throw the ports
open for Flour and Grain. The price' have varied during
the week from 5 dolt. to .5 dole. 25c. for good Ohio shipping
brands ; and one small lot at 5 dolt. 374 c.. and 2,000 barrels
at 5 dol.. 62 le. To-clay the sales are confined to 500, 1,500,
500 barrels of Ohio, at 5 dolt. 23e. Corn On Monday the
reee pt of later and favourable news from Europe gave ani-
mation to the market, and fully 18,000 sacks changed hands
at 75c. to 80e., and including one lot of 10,600 bushels at
824 e. Since then the market has been quiet, and the sales
up to to-day do not :coed 10,000 Packs, at rather easier
rates, say 75e. to 80e., but including a ...mall lot of prime
fellow, at Mc. To-day the sales are 2,300 sacks white, at
3c., 1,300 at 75c., and 600 yellow, at 80e. Wheats: The
rale, have been confined to some 2,500 packs, at 1 dul. for
prime, and 80c. to 85e. for inferior.
NORFOLK, Pall. 4.—Corn White, 96e. ; yellow, 96c. ;
rotted. 9'24e. to 96e. Sales quick and demand brisk. Wheat.
1 dol. 10e. to Idol. 15c. lismand fair.
PHILADELPHIA. Faa. B.—Flour is quiet, but firmly held
at 6 deli. Corn Meal held et 4 dole. 50e., future delivery.
7,000 bushsls prime white Wheat sold at 150 c., for shipment.
Corn is station ay, at 8.5 c. for Penn's, from store, and 80c. to
82c. from waggons.

HOPS.—Tlonouon MARKET, TWO CMCk.—
Merm. Pattenden and Bmith, Hop Factors, report that the
market continues very firm at the following prices :
nal s vest Xmas. p.rwt. W. Om 5110 Yawner Keats.. O. ewe. Z. StoV. I
Weald W Kna.. „ 4 ola 0 0 Yearn./ stow.. t aea 4 0
aware ...... . 11,100411 Old nape . 040 0
Farnhamllol.Bll
BASINGSTOKE, MARCH HI—HORS are not Felling et roe-
di'y as for the last few weeks. Best Farnham'', 71. per
; 61. ; best country, W. 10r. to 61. ; Sures,
41. 1.3 e. to .11. ; Keno, 5/. to U.; by tha pound, 20d. to 21d.

SKINS. —BA SINGSTOK E, MARCH 10. —Downs,
from 4s. 6d. to S. each; clipped, lOd. to Is. each ; Long.
wools, hest, sa. to sa. 6d. ; seconds, 4a. 6d.; aliJrn, Is. Lamb
Skins. 22. 6d. per dozen; Calfskin, small, 41d. per lb. ;
large, So. each ; Oz-bides, light, 21d. per lb. ; heavy, 2td. to
3d. ; Horse-hides, Bz. to 10a. each.

WOOL.—BASINGRTOKE, MARCH 10.—The low
prices at Bristol feir have thrown a stagnation over the
market for this article. For the beat Lambs' Wool, 12d. to
13d. per lb. is only offered; best long Wool, lid. to 12d.;
superfine combing, Mid. to II td. ; greys, 4d. to 7d.

EXRTSR, MARCH 10.--OM this market the doom in-
creases—the consequenos, beyond all doubt, of the high
price to whi(l3 provtsions have attained, and Yolk Wool mud
be quoted at from Ad. to 84d. per lb.

HAY.--SMITH FIELD, TWO O'Cio4.—MeliErS. Cooper
and Davit, Hay and Straw Salesmen, report that the Bay
trade is very dull, especially for middling sorts, at the fol-
lowing prices:__
MM 140adoor 74e to 1010 •.A....10.. 40. Stroor.... 3404. Y 750
Isferiod ditto.. 1.00 to N. I Gower ....Ws to ludo.

CATTLE.—EXETER, MARCH 10.—This was not
only a very finely, but largely supplied market of Sheep.
There Well also • good and somewhat large supply of Store
Bullock., but of Fat Bullocks the supply was of a moderate
description, and three were egain on dull sale. In the 'mall
amount of business in this way done, however, prices were
somewhat better than on the preceding week. In Store
Bullock. v fair, but not large business was done, without any
material variation in prices. Cows and Calves were
on du'l sale, but the owner. not inclined to yield in
re.pect of price. In Fat Sheep a very large and im-
portant stroke of business was done, with more than
usual promptitude, and a firm support of prices.
Bullocks of a plain description were sold at rates giving about
Be. 9d. per score, and the quotation for fat Bullock, must be
stated at from 495. to Ms. per cwt., or from Bs. 9d. to 9s. Bd.
per score Butchers' Calves were again in very large supply,
but equally veried in quality as the week before. A few
very choice Calves, however, estimated at rather over 221bs.
the quarter, fetched 60.. a piece, or 61d. per lb. • and some
few ethers, of nearly the same quality, estimated at 201bn.
the quarter, 44a. a piece, or over Net per lb. Of fat Sheep
there was a remarkably fin. show, which sold out at a quo-
tation of from about 61d. to 7d. per lb. Of Cows and Calves
there was a good show, but these were on dull sale.

GLASHOW. MARCH 7.—The supply this morning rather
large. Best Beef, per stone of 2241 b., sinking the offal, 10s.
second quality, 9.. 4d. ; Cow and ordinary, & Sd. Sheep
were scarce, and prices on the avenge 1.. to Is. 6d higher
then attest market. Best black•faced nether', 245. to 27..64. ;
ewea, of which very few were in the market, may be quoted
at 18s. No lambs were btought forward.

For Yesterdeo'e liareies see Jest pose

SHIPPING,

MAILJIARRTVIID: 3, Dublin; 2, Waterford; 1, Donaglia-
dee ; 1, French ; 1, Flanders ; I, Holland.
LONDON, Mardi 11.—Wind this day at noon, S. by E.,
light breese and fine frosty weather.
DEAL, March 10.—A.M., N.W. to E. ; r.u., E., squally.
—Arrived. Irene. Bahia. Sailed: Plantagenet, Madras and
Calcutta; Hong Kong, Havannah ; Franklin, New Orleans,
StIORMHAM, March 10.—E.—Sailed : Charles, New York.
Poarsuouvu, March 10 —E. to E.N.E.—Arrived : De
Hoop, Batavia. Sailed Hugh Walker, China.
FALMOUTH, March 10.--N W.—Off fort, 9th: Mary
Gray, Hondoras, and proceeded for London ; Amelia Fanny,
Africa, for London.
SCILLY, March s.—Arrived : John King, Mauritius.
WHITEN/all; March 9.—N.N.E.—Sailed: Jane, Bal-

-Lliestieo, March 9.—E.—Sailed. Clyde, Bader.
STOCKTON, March . Teesdale, Pam-
lava and Quebec. _
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CLviis, March 9.—Arrived . Orbit, St, John's, N.B.
Sailed James Campbell. Batavia; James Hunt, Antigua;
Argyle, Yarmouth, U. S.; Madonna, Newfoundland;
Eurydice. Newfoundland ; Miramichi, New York.
Hci.L, March 10.—N.—Sailed. Ann, and St. Georke,
Greet land.

BRIXTOT., MARCH 10.—F..—Arrived: Amelia, Africa.
BELFART, March 9.—N.N.E.—Arrived. Wm. Kennedy,
Pbi Istlelph id.
Cous, March 7.—The Jane, from Marseilles to this port,
fountlerill in a gale on the27th ult., in lat. 4S, 1011. 10; crew
saved, and brought here Fy the Folic Uniao.
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