The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-05 00:00:00

Stook this day
Detivay last week
Do. nom la Jane
Arrival harsh

Do. from Ist June
Pries Y. C. this digrar owt 1

METALS.--GLAKtow, March 2.—The business of
the week has bra on a way lhnited scale, and the pries of
Pig Iron has declined hilly la. bd. per toe on last week's
aoListilitions. Them two days our market haa been exuestely
, sad we gusts the claim prise of mixed Noe.
81e. Id. to 62e., sail all No. 1, 625. 6d. ton, net cub,
f.o.b , ordinary breads. Bummerter and ock, No.
1, Us. to Us. ; end Gartaherrie, No. 1,88 s. Bd., cosh. Ben
continue in gwi demand, sod makers being all full of orders,
refuse to sell under CO. 10s. to 71. per ton, leas the usual dui.
count for mak.

WALE.—HaIf-paag Too.—Baddle's West Hart-
ley. 14e. 9d. ; Cur'. Hartley, 164 ; Edsn Main, las.; Walls
End &miens and Co., lbs.; Walls Bud Braddyl's Hat'on,
16s. ; Walls End Haltom, 16s. ed.; Walla End Lanabton,
las. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart% 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Tees,
las. ad.—Ships at aarkat. 132.

CORN.-11Luta-una. The 'apply of Eagliah
Wheat by land-carriage samples from the near counties was
small this moralag; selected parcels sold slowly, at
abeutls. reduction upon but week's prices, but a decline of
21. had to be submitted to open all secondary and inferior
temples. Foreign Wheat was a heavy sale, at Is. to 21. less
money. Fine malting Barley maintained its value, but
other descriptions were easier to purchase. Choice
samples of Oat*, which are scarce, brought previous rates ;
light and inferior qualities were the turn cheaper. Beaus
were le., grey and maple Pete Is. to 24., and white Peas
2s. to 3e. cheaper. There was an alteration is the top price
of town-made Flour; ship and country brands were ob-
tainable on easier terms.

BRITTSIL belDlaq• par quarter
Wuxi; Ewa sad Neat, red 33 ea 39 um 43...wh1te 37 to 43 to 47
Norfolk and Batelle. $2 to $7 go 42... do 36 to 42 to 46
Talavera (Hamm or Suffolk
Quail. h LW, red.... 37 go 41 go 43...Mdt5..... 39 to 43 to 47
23 to 27
Boll" Pa11air...... —.-..„. 23 to 24.-61;1181nd —to24to 28
Boca WEBAT
Malting ....... 26 go 28 .dxgra ..30 to 32
... — tO --
OATS. English Ford 16 to 18 to IS. Od...blaek. to —a Od
Ditto Polio& l6 to 19 to 20s M... potato 28 to 24 Od
Nam ....-............—....-. 24 to 116...105. ra1e....... M to 82
Pam, razes NI to Ma 0d...amp1e—....... 80 to 32
36 to 40.
White 23 to 28. Ib2=l. 26 to 23
Bdagge, Magadan- 33 to 23...110k 27 to 29...01d to
Harrow 29 to 31...5ma1l 31 to 33...01d to
&MOD, New 6O to 68
M= LI Cads, per diamond . £lO 10s. oa £ll_l9s.

ter wig of =nibs
'Loos, Toirmatade, delivered 42 to 44...11n0 household 38 to 10
Norfolk and Suffolk 34 to ST...white 3B to 88
Northumb. and Scotch do.— to —... d 0...... —to t.
Irish do
FOREIGN. _ _
-

_.
gazer, Distils sad . 44.t0 411...1150 lO to 39
lemeranirnadintrel 11;4
illettin. 42 44
to to 46
Drill oul Haabargb
1t00dia..... .... .... 84 to 811...Eryption - to -
Draw Oilman Ls to 40
=loti.bird -to-...matt - to -
- to Australian 44 to 48
Oors, am=
Panorama sad eadliaad - to -
DWI& and Dula l5 IS to IS
Frlookal dad Deka Ind 14 15 to 17
D1t001k0w..... - IS to 21...fsed -to -
an

Basis's, Feeding 21 to 94... distilling 33 to 27
Wows Coax 34 to 36...Lastinns....- to
Bans= to —. bosomed s2 to 34
Itaraszoi Cuoe, free of do=n- g 1 Ss. to g 2 10a
IMMO Can" DaMt aad g 6 10s. to g 7 Os.
Ditto Fria& and kiwi= g 6 10a. to g 7 10a.
Flora, Az/mesas, per barred of 196125. 27 to II
Danish) sad Ibabarg.. — toto
Canadian
French, per amok of Mae. free 32 to 16
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 21th FEB. TO 3rd MARCH.
Ctra. ftplish. &tooth. Irish. Forego.
Wheat WO I 27 I
Barley 4330 1606
Oats
___ I 1932
.... 6670 j_
.4230 I 2471

roar, 11,967 uiib ; I,6ol.bornii;. 161 t, 1,116 vs.

Awnovin, March 3.—Wheat ruled dull, and prices were a
little depressed. Best samples of Barley maintained former
rates ; but other descriptions were from 64. to ls. per quarter
lower, and a dull sale. There we. no variation in the prices
of Malt and Flour. All other rain was mutually fiat, and
prices remain unaltered. New Wheat, 32a. to 60s. ; old, 40s.
to 62e. Barley, 255. to 28a. Oats, 16e. to 20s. Beans, 82s.
to 42a. Peas, 365. to 445. per quarter. Malt, 76. 6d. to Bs.
per bushel.
ArLasnortv, March 3. Trade dull, at last week's prices.
Wheat, 11/. 10a. to 131.65. per load. Barley, 20e. to 30s. per
quarter. Beans, 295. to 30.. Pets, 361. to 425. Oats, 17s.
to 26e.

BATH, March 3.—We have been wsU supplied with most
descriptions of grain. The demand is somewhat active, at
much the same prices u lest week. Wheat, old, 48e. to 524. ;
new, 40s. to 44e. Beans, old, 40e. to 44e. ; new, 36,. to 40s.
Peas, grey, 33e. to 40e. ; white, 40e. to 425. Barley, malting,
30s. to 34e. ; grinding, 26a. to 265. Oats, white, 20e. to 22r.;
bleak, 18e. to 20s.
Bemoan, Much 3.—The supply of Wheat, Barley, and
Pea was only limited, and of Oat' and Beans a more exten-
sive 'apply. From the scarcity of fine Wheat, really good
samples brought fully as much money. Barley war not so
eagerly sought after ; and Oat* of inferior quality were
rather lower. Wheat made from 23e. to 324, per load. Bar-
ley, 27e. to 324. Oats, 16e. to 231. per qr. Buns, 181. to
24e. Pea, 21s. to 24%. per load of 5 bushels.

13zaw:c If, March 3.—At cur market to-day we have had a
small supply of Wheat and Barley. Oats more abundant, and
principally for seed. Prices may be quoted same as last Sa-
turday. Wheat, 381. to 48s. Barley, 224. to Me. Oats,
17s. to 20s. Beans, 261. to 30s.

Boirox, March 3.—Our supplies of Wheat continue very
moderate, and we note no change in the value of any article
from the rates of Wednesday. Wheat, red, 40. to 435. ;
white, 491. Oats, 121. to 21s. Beans, new, 275. to 320. ;
old, 375.

CAMBRIDGE, March 3.—Our market wu without altera-
tion in price to day, but very dull and languid. Wheat,
red, 445. to 489.; white, 60s. to 629. Barley, 26e. to 32..
Beans, new, 300. ; old, 365. Peu, 36e. Oats, 131. to 22.1.
CANTERBURY, Much 3.—Our market was largely sup-
plied with grain, but very few buyers. Prior about the
same. Wheat, mints, 465. to 63.. ; brown, 40s. to 475.
Barley, 26a. to 335. Oats, 161. to 20s. Bean% 261. to 30s.
Pea., 325.

CARLISLE, March 3.—We had a fair supply of grain at
oar market this morning, but no change in prices occurred.
Wheat, white, new and old, 20s. 6d. to 22a. ; red, 17s. 6d.
to 19s. 6d. Barley, new and old, Os. to 10s. 6d. Oats,
potato, 6s. Bd. to 7s. 6d. ; common, 6s. to 6a. 6d. Beans, 14s.
Peas, 12s. to 12s. 6d. Mous., per stone, 2s. to 24. 2d. Oat-
meal, la. 6d. Byemeal, la. 2d. Barleysneal, la. 21

COLCHESTER, March 3.—The supply of Wheat continues
barely copal to the millers' wants, and prices remain unal-
tered Inferior Barley is lower, and is premed upon the
market, but flue Barley is not easier to buy. Beans and
Peas remain about the same.

GLOUCESTER, March 3.-At our market this day the
supply of English Wheat was limited, and an advance of Is.
to 2s. lier 4r. was realised. Holders of foreign were firmer
in their demands, and fully Is. per qr. more money wee ob-
tained. In spring corn there is no change to notice, Bar-
ley, Beans, and Oat., moving off slowly at our quo.ations.
i Usti* white, old, r imp. bushel, 6s. 3d. to 6s. 6d. ; new,
6s. Od. to 6s. 3d. ; re old, ss. 9d. to 61. Od. ; new, ss. 6d. to
fe. 9d. ; Dantsic to high mixed), per 480 lbs.,
6s. 3d. to 6s. 6d. ; P ' , Pomeranian, and Stettin, se. 3d.
to ss. 6d. ; Odessa, Marianopoli, soft, 51. Od. to sc. 3d. ;
Odessa, Taganrog, hard, 61. Od. to lie. 3d. Barley, English,
grinding, per 3921b5., 225. to 24a. . • maldng, per imp.
or., 27a. to 28s. ; Irish, grinding, 245. to 25a. • malting,
26e. to 275.;
ngforeign grinding, 255. to 25e. 6d. ; inkting,26s.
to 30s. Beans, fish,E old, per imp. bush., se. 3d. to 56.8 d.;
new, as. Od. to ee U.; foreign, Egyptian, per 65a lbs., 3e. 64.
to 3s. 84. ; French, Dutch, small tick, hi. 3d. to as. 6d. ;
Irish, ea. Od. to as. Rd. OM, per 312 lb., Limerick, Wex-
ford, and Enniscorthy,white, old, 215.t0 22.. Od.; new, 182.6 d.
to 19s. 6d.; Waterford, and Youghill, new, 18s. to
18e. 6L ; Welsh, 16a. 6d. to 175.; Irish, per 315:15.,
16e. to 17s. Od. Peek ers, English, per intli.bl.,4s.9d.
to ss. Od. ; iareigra, ie. 8L to 61. N. ; grey and grinders,
Befikkier Sas., de. to 4e. IL ; foreign, 4s. Or. 6 4s. ?.d.
Firm, bon seesita, Iliaglisi 3, ptir sack, 355. to 37e. Linseed
Ceskeitaglhirkek,lll.l6 Si. per eon. Inverts of the week mid-
i: Wbint, ihri
_2,00b ; Buky, coastwise,
OS i Ode, mostorio awl lunch 033,,901; ; Beans, :foreign,
633 %re.
GuanPoin, Me* L.-Onr 'apply of Wheat wee larger
to-day. Killen were beihniwasit Si Oaks ant Inanitty'exasipt
at a reduedisa el ha per qr. This Aries • felialislo a WWI.
amount al balms wee dew, wilhena matorial abseils. la
palm. Wheat, Ws. teas. Barley, 245. le SOL 01111.1811. 1
Ito 225, Peas, 34. to 38s. Beene, 345. to Ida.
lintsrosn, March 3.-There was, rather wire
Wheat
I flprlrp Cora for seed, with little altriation In value.
osatiaaed dull, and the tillers were cautious purchasers ;
and from their not having so much of the supply of the South

NZWCASTLI-ON-TYNE, March 3.-The weather this week
has been for the most peat cold and tempestuous, with the
wind prevailing from the north. west; to-day, however, it is
somewhet milder, with an appearance of eontir.min. so. The
trade in the early part of the week ruled eatrem ly flat for
every article, and but few transactions eccurred ; so, how-
ever, the week advanced more disposition was menif red to
purchase, end a fair extent of busir.ess was done in Wheat
sail Flour at prices that were not previously obtainable ;
other articles remaining without much eha to. At our
market this morning we had a leas supply of Wheat from the
powers, and, being without any arrivals coastris., trash-
&tubed samples were taken off readily at fully the rates of
this day se'nnlght. An increased demand at the
same time being experienced for foreign, at vary full
prior, whilst some holders withdrew their samples, expecte
lag some improvement to occur shortly, wish is root unlikely
from the healthy tone of our market ae thh d ss of bulbous.
Flour is extremely scarce, and althougk ear errivals up to
the present period are close upon 14,000 sacks. our stocks in
warehouse in first hands do not frond 600 sea -. and even
this trilling quantity would have been disipose,: of had not
limits been imposed that were not obtainable on arrival; last
year at this time the quantity held amounted to between
6,000 and 7,000 sacks. We do not quote households above
345. to-day, but we apprehend on the first supplies reaching
us we shall be enabled to make better terms, a. our dealers
generally are barehanded. Rye nominally thi same. Choice
malting Barley is fully as dear, but other sorts excite little
attention, at the same time we may remark th. no is less die-
position manifested to force sales than heretof-re. Beaus
and Peas a slow sale, but no cheaper. With Oats we were
largely supplied by our grower', and the err, val. coastwise
being also liberal, sales could only be promoted by sub-
mitting to a reduction of 6d. to ls. per qr. ; very capital
Scotch Oats, weighing 41 Abe. per bushel, being only walk
185.62. per qr. The prices as follow: Wiisat, British,
Northumberland, new, white, 50s. to 531. ; red, 42.. to 495. ;
Norfolk and Suffolk, new, white, 625. to 545 ; red, 48e.
to 60s. ; Lincolnshire, new, white, 50e. to 5.N. ; red, 445.
to 480. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 245. to No. Barley,
Norfolk and Suffolk, 280. to 30e.; Chevalier, 295. to 31e. ;
Northumberland and Scotch, 245. to 275.; Chevalier, 261. to
28e.; grinding and distilling, 245. to 265. Muir, 505. to
52e. •, Chevalier, 525. to 545. Oats, Northumberland and
Scotch, potato, new, 20s. to 225. ; common and Angus,
new, 16s. to 19e. Peas, white, boilers, 325. to 345. ; grey
and maple, 345. to 365. Beans, old, Ms. to 425. • new,
30s. to 345. Flour, per sack, fine, Stocktor: and Nor-
thumberland, 345. to 365. ; Norfolk, white, 31g. to 36e.;
households, 325. to 345. ; second., 30s. to 335. ; house-
holds, 28.. to 315.; thirds, 26e. to 285. ; household., 24.. to 28s.
Wheat, foreign, Danttic and Konigsberg, white, 60.:. to
51e.; red, 45e. to 475. Silesian, white, 50.. to 62e.;
red, 4Gs. to 48s. Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white,
525. to 54e. ; red, 50s. to 525. Hamburg, Marks, and
Anhalt, white, 435. to 615. ; red, 40s. to 4fis. Kiol and
Holstein, white, 475. to 49e. ; red, 425. to 445. l'etersburg
and Archangel, red, 38s. to 40s. Odessa, rid, 10s. to 445.
Polish, red, 441. to 4Ge. Rye, Pomeranian met Prussian,
24e. to 255. Angolan, 23.. to 250. Barley, S,ud, 265. to
281.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 20s. to 245. Oats, Dutch
brew, 20e. to 22%. ; Pomeranian, feed, 16e. to 19s. ; Hol-
stein and Danish, 14s. to 16s. ; Archangel and Riga, 14s.
to 16s. Peas, white, 28a. to 325. Bean. Friesland,
30s. to 345. ; Alexandriau, 241. to 28s.

Nzwroirr (Ishii or *win), March 3. Our market
this day was well supplied Wheat and Barley. Wheat
mat a dull sale, at last week's prices. Barley suld at a de-
cline of le. per.vir. Beans, Peas, and Oats without alteration.
NORWICH, March 3.—Our market was bar. ly supplied
with Wheat to-day from the growcn, and the pinata required
checked isles at •he advance, cud we quote thP same as last
week for the business transacted. Some largo parcels of
foreign offering at laterite.. Flour sold freely ot last week's
rates. Spring Cora Remained unaltered. Wheat, white,
461. to 504. per qr. ; red, 441. to 461. Barley, 265. to 31s.
Beans, 325. to 365. Peas, 321.. to 345. Oats, 20s. to 24...
Flour, fine household, f.0.b., 31s. 63. per sack of 280145.,
purchasers finding sacks and claiming one moathiecredit ;
retail, ls. 10d. per stone.

Norristonsat, March 3.-Our show of fine Wheat to-
day is small • holders obtain 6d. to Is. per qr. wire money
for such qualities, but extreme caution is manifested by pur-
chasers and they supply themselves only for immediate use.
The Barley trade is heavy, but no alteration in price. Rather
more is doing in Beans and Oats for lead.
PIITSHBOROUGH,_ March 3.-We have a etootl supply
of all grain to this day's market. Wheat is in demand, and
all good qualities are a ready sale, at Is. advan:- upon late
rates. No change in the value of Barley, Beans, and° its.
Wheat, new, 40s. to 445. • fine, 4Gs. to 48s. ; 425. to
47: 465.; fine, 48s. Barley, 2s. to 285.; fine 31s. Oats, new.
14s. to 16s. ; fine, lbs. to 205.; old, 20s. ; One, 26 . ; Beane,
new, 28s. to 30s. ; old, 365. to 38s.
PREirrort, March 3.-The arrivals from Ireland are to a
fair amount. The Corn trade has remained inactive through-
out the week, with a downward tendency in prices Having
only • small supply of English Wheat at our Corn Exchange
to-day, a clearance was effected at the rates f this day
seranight. Irish is further nominally depress. ci in value,
whilst all descriptions of foreign fully maintained our last
currency. Flour unaltered. Beans in request, and samples
suitable for seed fetched Gd. per wiadle more money. Oats
and Oatmeal meeting a limited inquiry, the former receded
4d. per bushel, and the latter barely sustained its previous
value. Bran, 6d. per pack higher.
RZADIN(4, March 3.-Prices of Wheat and all other grain
are again a trifle cheaper, although the supply of every de-
scription is but trifling.
SHREWS/MUT, March 3.-There was a good attendance of
buyers, at this day's market, and the trade ruled firm upon
the whole, with an improved demand at the following
Wheat, ss. 10d. to 61. 6d. per imperial bushel. Barley,
31. 3d. to 31. Bd. Oats, 2s. 4d. to 3s. Gd.
WAKMINISTIR, March 3.-We had a fair attendance at
our market to-day. There was an average supply of Wheat.
Bales were dull, and to promote business farmers acceded to
a reduction of from &I to Is. per qr. The supply of Barley
was more than equal to the demand, and in the sales occurring
&I. per quarter less money was realised on all descriptions.
The supply of Oats was good, and a better ea!s was ex.
perhineed than of late, ond beat finalities sold from Is. to 21.
per qr. higher. All other grata attracted but very little
attention, and prices were depressed. Old Wheat, 425. to
; new, 38s. to 545. Barley, 245. to 345. 04 a, 18s. to
245. Beans, 40s. to 445. Peas, 425. to 48s. per qr. Malt,
7s. 3d. to 7s. 9,1. per; bushel.
WisicuesvEn, March 3.-A fair supply of Wheat and
Barley, and a very full attendance of farmers ar d dealers;
notwithstanding, Wheat hung heavily on hand, and was ob-
tainable on rather easier terms than this day week. There
was but a very small dema;cl for Barley, and farmers refused
to accede to any reductions of prices, which materially
checkd the progress of business. Oats and Beans excited
very little attention, but the transactions in those articles
were at our last week's quotations. Melt and Flour were
bat little inquired after; but late prices were maintained.
Wheat. from 81. to 131. per load. Barley, 235. to 301. Oats,
14s. to 20s. Beans, 351. to 46.1. Peas, 38s. to 48s. per qr.
Malt, 7s. 3d. to 7s. 9d. per bushel. Fl cur, 365. to 365. per
sack.

WIBBECH, March 3.—A short supply of Wheat offering
today, with rather more spring corn ; good fresh Wheat in
demand. at an advance of Is. per qr. Oat. and Beane sell
at rather improved prices. Wheat, white, 441. to 48s. per qr.;
extra, 495. ; red, 421. to 465. • extra, 471. Oats, 81d. to
91d. per stone ; extra, 10d. Beane, old, 325. to 345. per qe.;
new, 291. to 31s.

WORCESTER, March 3.—The supply
c of English Wheat
being short, an advance of Is. Is. . per qr. was realised
on such, whilst foreign barely maintained its value. Bar-
ley very dull, but lower prices were not submitted to. Oats
mold slowly at about former currency. Very little posing in
Beans or Peas.
YORK, March 3.—We have a full average attendance of
farmers at this day's market, and all grain has met a steady
sale at fully last week's prices.

Driturr, March 2.—We have sgain to advise a very in-
animate market ; purchases being confined to the supply of
immediate wants. We have, however, almost no change to
notice in the value of any article, and we repeat generally
our quotations of Tuesday. The following etas the cur.
rencl ; Wheat, red, 225. to 255. ; white, 24.. to 2G3. 6d.
per 2801bs. Oats, 91. 6d. to lls. per 1961b5. Barley,
134.6 d. to 17s. 61. per 224ibs. Oatmeal, lls to 12s. per
cwt. Flour, seconds. 14s. to 16s. per cwt. Indian Corn,
90s. to 82a. 6.1 per 4801 W.

LIMERICK, March 3.—The weather continues mild and
favourable for tillage, at which farmers are busily engaged.
Seed Potatoes are in good demand, at Bd. to 10d. per stone.
The supplies of grain have fallen off considerably, prices
remain firm. A large arrival of Indian Corn, which hes
teamed a &peening effect on the value, and, in the absence
of lively demand, the price is lower. holism and other
Neale partake of the general &Once. The prices are :
Wheat, red, 15d. ; white, 17d. Oats, Bd. to 9d. Barley, 10d.
lld per atone. Galati Indian Corr, V. 15s. ; and
other', n 12s. 6d. ; yellow • American, 71. 1014 while.
71. 7a. ftd. ; Indian Meal, 81. to 81. 2e. ed. °ennui,
111. 101. ; Eyemeai, 81.65. Berleymeal, 9/. fra. per ton.
I Want/MILD, March 3.—Notwithstanding the continued
mZf Of over supplies of oenutry Corn, and • very small
of produce, our grain market kilt been ex.
eeedingly dun bout .the week. and further concessions
have been made to urers on nearly all the transactions
width-Imo warred. This morning the delivery of Whisk,
Ow, and Barley from formers was willing in the extreme;
*Ann progress amuld be made id sales, until a reduction of
2d. to 3d. per barrel had been submitted to on each. A fair
extent of business has been done in Indian Corn this week,
still a reduction of ael. per barrel from the currency of Satnr

day last must be noel on the test samples; inferior sort'
sell rewhiy at full riots ; all descriptions of Finn are diffi-
cult to q,,,t (Ten at On reduced rates of this day se'anieht.
Undried, • ow ; Wheat, millers'. per 20 st., 235. Od. to 235. 84.
shipping, 20.. Od to 21.. 3d. Bully, malting, per 16 stone,
14.. 9.1. t., his. 9E1.; picas', Ils. to 12s. 9d. Oats, white,
per 14 te..ne, Ba. 9d to 9s. 91. ; black, 9s. to 9s. 2,1. Dried
sad foreign . Irish Wheat, mailers', per 20 stone, '2ss. Bd. to
; sh'pping, 21s. '9d. to 225. 3d. ; Polish Odessa,
26. Od. to 26.. 6d. ; French, red, 265. Od. to 26e. Od. But.,
plastic', per 16 rt., 12s. to 13s. 3d. Oats, white, per 14
enese, 10s. 011. to 1 le. • black, 95. 9(1. to 10s. Od. Flour,
superfine, per sick, 35.. to 365. • seconds, 325. to 335. Od.;
thirds, 27.. to 28e. • *was, 20s. to 235. Indian Corn,
Danube, per 20 stone, 135. to 18s. 6d. ; Aufer4enn, yellow
and pod. 174 fol. to 17s. 9d. ; Spanish and Portuguese, white,
17s. to 17.. fide ; damaged for cattle, 10s. to 13s. Indian Corn
Meal, per cwt., 9s. to 9s. 6d. Oatmeal. pet Cwt., 10s. 9d.
to lye. limn, per 8 stone, 3s. Od. to 3s. 64. Imparts during
Oh week : Wheat, 1,535 qrs.; Barley, 235; Indian Con,
2,215.
inmemair, March 3 -We have had another week at
einageable weather, having gales of wind, accompanied by
rain, and occasionally sharp frost. A good deal of spring
When and Biala has been sows at intervals. At our
sountry markets daring the week we ham had a fair quan-
tity of Wheat and Oats offering. The demand for the better
qualities of Wheat let local sonsumption has been consider-
ale, our b ken evidently requiring to buy ; consequently,
all sash w..re readily taken off at fully 'much money 'sleet
weak; Interim qualities le. lower. There being little demand
as yet for and Oats, Innen were enabled to buy all sorts far
amain purpose,, at about 6d. per quarter under last
week's prigs. For Barley, meroants freely offered last
last week's rates, bat from the small quantity obtained, we
are inclined to believe that the quantity of this grain now
remaining in the hands of our farmers is extremely small.
Here to day we bad moderate 'applies of all grain ; sales
slow: in prices of good qualities there is little or no
=',f;y
in secondary sorts, however, prices were from 6d.
to Is. per qr. lower. Wheat, 395. to 50s. per qr.; Barley,
2ln 6IL to 295.; Oats, 13e. to 20s. 6d. ; Oatmeal, 265. per bog
st 280 lbs.

TamTx. Feb. 21.—The week just ended has eland easy
!se Breadituffs, which nevertheless an held at fins prices.
Good Odirea Wheat, of 'beat 11411 m. (811bs. to 811Ibt. per
bushel), Gf ,or 38e. es board. Danube sound Mais, of only
oboist 4701'. to 4731b5., 4f , or 25.. 4d. on board ; sound
Kai', but slightly spotted, might be obtained at Us. or
kW 3d. ; it is of Otis son which has boon the most exported
te this country this year. Egyptian Beans, 21s. to 21s. 6d.
Stu, 23a. Oats, 14e. N.
110P3.—BOILONIX Maim Pattenden and
Smith report Mit the ambit tee 11•• Sep la lasproetag, sad, with
tri=ot at • Nil sepal el lbswelataz Wog war at itaao. it is
Elope will memo amiarally.

POTATOES. 8017111W4111, WATERSIDII, Much
9.—Tito arrivals the peek weak hays Ws rather Woody.,
ly Toolehho Iwo* o blob ire meting a very
Mtiv;aloa%; sad although me Imo mot smelt Matti= to
Cl;report. oar market b very doll fur ill sorts. The bl-
are this dars sweetie/es : York Roseate, 100 s. to
1400. ; &welt, 100 e. to 1201 Cops, 901. to 1001. ;
Whites. 70. to 800. ; Nadi Whites, 80s. to 95e. ;
704. to 901.

CATTLF., &c.-Bxrrunzi.D, Zoo o'CloeL—The
supply of Beasts is shorter, and the dead markets clearer,
masequently trade is better, mad as abeam of 2d. per 81bs.
is currently r allied. The amber of Weep is very small,
although Friday's advance is well soggeried, and ia stew
Instmets rather enameled. still the Side is by no means so
brisk as was anticipated. We have a few ahem Sheep= offer,
of duties quality, saki, from 3s. Bd. to 4a. ; also alms gad
Lamle, making &bent 7a.• however, these cannot yet be said
to ham Simi Me mai amend. Calves sell "pry slowly,
at missed prim Is steady for Pies. From Germany
sad ifelesd Mesa ens 279 Beasts, WO Sheep, and 117
Calmat apes. W Bomb; Leiewet sad Northampton, 200 ; 1
Norfolk sad flablio, 2,000 ; sad Scotlasd, 400.
Ewa dean OM Wsw":( tat. a4.a d.
t.
OM% Mwai. 3 8 3 10 llal a W.-04.. Ma 0 0 4 0
illwaltese
maits Mans— 1 8 3 3 Pa ea NOM OO 0 0
................ 310 6 0 800 sadlassaal walla 3 4 4 0
. 4 0 410
ut.4o. Basta .. . 0 0 0 0
bat: i Iliaanas 4 6 4 8
_.._.. ._ 0000
at imarkaa. 3.212; Ilkaa sod Irks. BAB; Calm. 118:
Pim 110.

Wineliescau, March 3.—Thh was the first day of hold-
ing our newly-established market, and the show of cattle and
attendaoce of dealers was fully equal to the most sanguine
expectations, The quality of the Slim, Wight, and 01411.
war first-rate, and aim& the trade was oil very brisk,
there was a good doursam 661•6161. Wooer Muftis milled
from 6d. to 514., mil the ban lioutlidelmAtolkod 64. Op 64d.
per lb. The range for Boot was from 96. 6d. to 106. per