The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-02 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY, Four &Clock.
Lieat.-General Sir Willoughby Cotton left town
yesterday for Southampton, where he is to embark
this day on board one of the Peninsular and Oriental
compitny's steamers, for Alexandria, en route to Bom-
bay, there to assume the command of her Majesty's
ind the East India Company's forces, stationed
within the limits of that presidency. Sir Willoughby
iscompanied by his Aide-de-camp Lord Adolphus
Vane.

In order to obtain a modification of the routes at
resent taken by the Rol al Mail Company's
steamers, so as to effect a more rapid communication
with our West India possessions, and, at the same
time, to establish • line of direct intercourse with
New Orleans, the following memorial has been ad-
dressed to the Admiralty, a similar document having
already been presented from the mercantile oommu-
sity of Live 1. It is understood that the new
mate proposed by Capt. Chappell will not involve any
additional expense, while it will largely increase the
postal revenue :
TO TIM 2105? MON. THE LORDS

Or 11111

—My Lords,—We, the undersigned merchants and traders
at the city of London interested ra the trade to the Southern
United States, Havannah, and Mexico, beg to submit to the
ecarideration of your lordships the great advantage that
would result from an accelerated intercourse between Great
Britain and thecoontries above-mentioned.
Amordisff to a plan said to brim been submitted te yaw
spa by MAIO& Chappell, ecceetary to' the Royal Mall
Sawa Company it appear- that not only can a conshirehie
giving be effected In the time now required by the men-
inny'reteamers to make the voyage to Ravannah and the
ether porta in the Mexican Gulf, but that the important
ally of New Orleans can be placed in direct communication
with this country in 28 days ; and, fully impressed with the
Wei that this alteration will greatly benefit the trade and
Quaice of the country, we respectfully request your lord-
ships will be pleased to give your sanction to the arrange-
Meat
The following statement shows the time required out-
ward by the present and the proposed routes, with the raving
fiat would be effected by the alteration

ns ;
enl-Mexican Mint Company : G. B. Lonadale, Secretary;
P r Brothers ; Francis Ede and Son ; Barclay Brothers
Co.; Cleorr Peabody; J. Pickersgill and Son;
?ohs LouisLemee and Co.; A. A. Dower, Nephews, and Co.
Palmer, Mackillop, Dent, and Co. ; Morrison, Sons, and
Co. ; Darthes Brothers ; Thompson and Forman ; for
Manning and Mackintosh, of Mexico, Daniel Price ;
Lonergan and Co. ; Frederick Huth and Co. ; Na. Roths-
child and Co. ; C. de Murrieta ; Morris Prevost and Co. ;
F. de I.,sardi and Co. ; P. P. Manuel J. de Liza& ; Han-
dal Brothers and Co. ; Heath, Puree, and Co.; Dennison
and Co.

CONST kNTINOPLE.— MIXED POPELATION.—The
number of foreigners residing at Constantinople is 13,487,
namely; Greeks, 6,000; British subjects, from Malta nod
the lonian Hands, 1,983 ; Austrian., 4,581; French, 825;
Surdas., 876 ; Persians, 657 ; Sardinians; 405 ; Neapoli-
tans, 247 ; Tuscans. 211 ; En-lisb, 210 ; Belgians, 182 ;
Prussians and subjects of the states of the Zollverein, 144 ;
Spaniards, 48 ; Danes, 47 ; Dutch, 27 ; Americana, 24.

Bra ROBERT PEEL and LORD BROUGHAM ATE expected
to visit ?dnnehester on Thursday next. to attend the service
Of the Early-closing Society at the Free Trade Hall, in the
'evening of that day.
LTlE:Rtes.—ft is gratifying to know that the farmers of
Limerick and the surrounding districts of other counties ere
busily and extensively engaged in laying down the soil for
Doi crops and also for potatoes, but the former to a much
trotter extent,

COMMERCIAL efifARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Half-past Tien.—The Console Scrip of the new
loan does tot seem in the way so immediately to realise 4 or
Spa cent. premium as was assumed in the House of Com-
mons last evening. Mr. Hume, who is an authority in
Azancial matters in general, took it for granted that thescrip
would command those rates of premium to-day. So far his
anticipations are far from being borne out. The scrip has
been rather dull of sale all morning, and the quotations
have receded since to the present time to 11 to a premium.
The T , therefore, would appear not to have made so
Indifferent a as in some quarters is imputed. Opinion
03111511.05 in the City, however,to the mode of raising money
when temporarily needed, either by an Exchequer-bill opera-
tion, or by way of terminable annuities. The latter, at
acme increased cost of interest for the time, would possess
the advantage of clearing off the debt within a given
• toss, and therefore it is held, upon the principle of not
- burdening posterity, that it would have been and would
always be, the preferable mode of operation. The loan
being now, however, a " fact accomplished," it is not
necessary to pursue such speculation farther.
• The funds have worn a drooping appearance all morning.
Oseaols, which opened at 901 to 1 money, and 901 to 1 for
time, have declined to 901 to a the former, and 001 to 1 the
latter. With the exception of the new loan, there
would seem to be no special cause which should
weigh upon the market, and make it so dull. The
loan itself is not a very heavy affair, and as the
payments upon it are so equally distributed through the
year, it should create the less inconvenience, if any, in the
aeon market, manning no other grave extraneous mes-
sier of disturbance. Reduced Threes are 901 to 1.
Three-and-a. Quarter per Cents, 924 to 3a. Exchequer
• Bills, 3s. to 81. premium.
We have few transactions in foreign stocks, the quotations
of which are with little alteration. Spanish Fives are 24 to
4; the Threes, 341 to 6. Portuguese, 33 to 5. Mexican,
32 to 4. Dutch Two-sod-a-Half per Cents., 584 to 1; the
Fours, 921 to 1. Russian, 107 to 111 ex-dividend.
ENGLISH 1.1301D9.
Deal Work, MX X I 3 per CrOseeete ere fleet, 9444
S pee Ct. sOf 3/ jer Ceuta. 320
Ileme Om, Demme, 905
Ceanoeaam s.riEpcl9ljetoerp DUD, ur p
roams; /MD Do.
SDM Amble& Dodd*, 94 1 per Celt Drexel& ,11 111
4 per Ct. Deldix Beede, 93 Chess& Deferted Ads., 34
11 pee entrains S per et.. Yerloa.le44,ft
/Ma DI 5
TetT.Ne2Vr, sn. per Ct. Poreelda DX. X 45
Perm/wee Cast, Die, 33 5
e Ayn 72. Namf.t. Rendes DX. 407 11 e 5 AIL
Dine Colemb. Def.— 3 pre Ct.= RM., all I
Oelabba Ideeder a4.,1 t Steal& Deferred 34,17
apee*. Dales NW, X 111, i Spanked Priem Dee.. se
4 per Ct. Dutch Me., 544 11 t per Ct. Yeseesela R 4, 39 9
pee Ct Dux Data, 514 f Trued& Dederred elk, 144 111

RAILWAYS.—The market is rather flat to-day.
la Beath Westerns, and in Reading, Guildford, and Reigate@
the piss are somewhat better, but there is little Names'
dottill EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON.
• (Yessiders prime will be same le ast_pospe)lt
aait Um Sanas rune.
.7ilet, Doll k L.1.,21 i Do. Me f), 2 p
mid .iir Ikaskeder k Mulismi, le
=IWO._ .
sti..l i P
1 MIRA New, SO
Derby, kll
Dei Do. Bk. mad Obseses., 1231
i i Elisesessimmaik4 34 Newcastle mid limmlik, 320
L Sim 1 Norfolk, 1311 41
Do. Halves, 131
Do, 41 Do. FAtension, 41
leal.ki Beim IS N. Counties Union, 11
Etat laserekke, New Scrip, 21 1 North Brltidt 331
bot liasaiMso. 71 1 Do. Balms, 17 91
Reis. it Oka, 203
DD
Quarter% 41
. Eke. & Newport. 4 Do. Thlrd., 82
. Ely & Ilumtlaidos, 14 Northern la TW., S 8
01. Nieto. (Lon. I Tk. Reg.), 3 North Staftordeltire, 14
Do. (Dir. Nrth. Reg.), 4 2 Oaf., War., & Wolv ,
Oat Westaralialres, 60 Restart nd Wyre, 34242
Do. Qw 19 1 Do. Haalms (A), 11
Do Ma, Rea, Guild, and &W. 51
• IbuLkkesdi., 191 Sher., Roth., lc Gook, 21
.„ t:lam PL FA., 12 throws. & Bir., Clam A. el I
• SsOMNI, New, ' Shrokohlre tstoo, 444
' lab is WOW, 212 &R. k Donor, 39
• Do. Now, 4 2 Do. New (th. 151.) 0. 4, 411
lb. botacil..,ol Rooth Walaa, 81 1
• Win k M gyn. k Lough. k Cam. St, Cad, 3
Do._ ,Noww, No 2, p Vale of Neatly 15 i
1118.1481..1k I. Omsk 88 51 Waterford & Kit., 4
Do. do Ow. 6 pat Coat., WI Welt Riding tloion, 2p
la &N. w 0.... 2912 St York k Nem:side, 361
De. Pref.,
r I.Da. W
Wotanok., IL k 3., 71 Do. New, 1I
11s IL , 904 74
Ali. Big 121 York la N. 114aRaltd, Wt 73
Do la. di Boulogne & Amiens, HI e
e ;figea . &rip, 21 Nortbara of
~ 1000
~ Ades It Derthazo,l7 IMO, and Mime, 7
L. LIVERPOOL NALES, Kaaez 1.
- %me vas mem a better feepa the sham market, and
um lam mom
marked a shads
L . Mat Me. IL). pa 1 1:21171&117111/13 1 4
New, 21 p Ilsiella
Nov (2.51..12), 21 p illussa:o—e—w;& 6,i.M., 2 d
b • 1160116. L 0. rtew Qrs.), ip I AmkeViikai
.... j
- L"'"'is• Cin4
IA 1 Ber., Imegmeammaem ik, i P
, • IN. Western, lir. Ned P
r,,. Da4lite Cem.l4 MIL, IL W.. P 47 i d
Me. meek (Weß. & S. Fifth.), I Maim. Z. 111 r., 13 p
Z.
.... VOW. eh., late Ez., 31 p Olissow sad DAL.. 11 P

MANCHESTER SALES, Itasca L
The market was unusually brisk, and the Stock Exchange
had nut separated when the express left. There was a very
large business, and an advance in price on most descriptions
of stock.
Amb., Not., k Host.R..T., 1461 P
RIM., Law, & Quirk& 1 1 p
Bk. and Oibrd Js. M 11.16 p
Mr CUM.. a
=nd N. W., par 1 p
L.
La
. 111 p
New,l p
Do. New en, 1 416 146 p
Ert p
}Marren Olsagew, 761
FleeL, Pres., & W.J., 1 p
Great N. (Loa. sin Reg.), p
lied. Ts Mace. H. t C., 3j 4 p
Leeds and Thlnk, 1 j d
Do. New, 1 d
Do. Prat, 1 &111 p

There was a i.;e7id7r;il;l;
and prime were decidedly firm
Loa. Ifs N.lWea4rts Gra, 199
Bar. & Oxford Jame, al p
fir., W., & Se. V. 1., 2 43.. SL p
Caledonian 11.1 par
N. Staffordshire, 9 p
shrews. aBM (A , I II
LEEDS BALI
The share market was ra
araemat business was trans
mem of the lines.
la=3s.
dre OCT% 29e. Id. p
DM sad Weft Yorkahire, talLp
Red. i Mos. p
Deesicallt=2. p
=ad Think 29..
De. er p
sh. S i p
Mies Jur, Me. p
Dmilmelkai OA, 44 p

London & 8. W. &nip, 7-18 I p
Man.&Leeds(S2Liste E..)3 3-16 P
& LMOilb.EWhihn. 1 d
Do. Grimsby, IV 10s, d., 1 d
M.n., Sher., & Llncolnshire,ll d
Moo. &Sonthampion,lo4.3d.l6.4
N. British En., 13-16 p
N. ire. p
Preston & Wre, 83
Do. H yB) eves (, p
Mum, k Blr. (A), 1,546 P
Do. 91. 1 L 3d. eh. (B), 9-10 p
8. E. and Dover, No. 4, 1 p
8. Cnaltbrdebire, 3 p
Wbarldsle, 1 d
BALES, MAIM i.
• •

of ISusiness transacted,

nners. k Sir. (RI, I M. 9d. p
%rap. Um. Reg., 13a. 9d. d
B. Stat. Reg. (late June.), p
Do. (late Trent Vat.), 13a. 9d. p
South., d

3, Maitre 1.
ler more active, and a fair
feted, at an improvement in
Great Orbeatry, 41 d
Carlide m0w.15.. ed. p
N. Driller
4a p
N. Cajriblitt Ziefds. a
Weft 1168.11storI hile"3::::
IN. id .
‘Vlarelde aa. ad. d
York k limannilia
New nod Lamaddre,
_ _

BP.II 0L SAikz, Ituass 1.
The market ass scarcely sore naive daa oa Beterday.
Nobs. the —'-read al th• ism, die leans
ism losraes Vela" 14.1 1nt11.61.
ad
lb salk 14
Yeti ,1
To* Nor. mew. 44
Ot. Wawa groan. 71 p W.lt labs' Oars, 1p
p

HULL BALES, Luna 1.
Hank, Clith., IS N. W., par N. Orli& Ex &tip, 12a. p
Gt. North. (Loa. & York), 3 Do. Skit, 731.
Loads k Dowabury, 71 p Hatt Wantern, 4 p
Mak &Southampton, 211.9 d. altropnike Unice, 13a. d

_
E. Counties York Latex, u. Ils.
E. Lansewhire New Strip, 21. 14s.
North British. Mew, 17
Do. Thirds, Si
Do. Eaten. 11. Si. 11.4.9 d.

Maga I.

-61.N.WITILBei.)3 21.191.6 d.
West Unita, W. 19s.
Irk. Is likmmaYt. AEG u. 16c&I.
Tait sad NM& MIRY Piet &
Watt Win Ramt, tl/

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE. Half-pang Two.—
Sugar : The public sales have been large again today, and
proved to be much in excess of the demand. They consisted
of 16,000 bags Mauritius. 4,000 bags Madras, 1,600 bags Ben-
gal, and 3,000 bags China. The whole went off heavily,
and the importers were obliged to accept rather lower
prices to effect soles. A portion was bought in.
The refined market dull ; standard quality, 645. 6d.—
Coffee wears a firm appearance ; good ordinary Ceylon,
buyers 435., but scarcely any seller.—Rice : 1,200 bags good
white Bengal offered in the public sales were withdrawn at
245., for want of buyers at that price.—Rum: The delay of
the Customs Bill in the House 01 Lords, altering the duties
in Ireland and Scotland, has a depressing influence on the
market, and there is scarcely enough business doing to give
quotations.— Cotton continues very dui. Spices very
steady.—Pimento very scarce, and high prices demanded.—
Tea : The trade buy as their wants dictate, and the
im-
porters hold steadily, at previous rates.

PRICES CURRENT.
Seer, per eawl.num. ram. I Pip., No. I. LS 0. 151
W. 1nd1e,14.P.bwe.e.46 dr-reed Hoops II LAI Is
Yellow &Grey ... 50 0..33 Cog° at Cardiff bar 613...9 0
Pine 33 0...36 Swedish ll 15 . 0 0
nuardiuk brows... 89 0.. 47 Lure, at per too.
Yellow 49 0...52 Plc, beat l9 0... 0
Pine 33 0...57 Baled, sbeet 33 0 . 0
Betegal&lbans, b. 38 9.-48 Bees
Yellow 4B 0...31 Patent asst 2l 0 0
White 55 0...56 red ar subtle= ... 19 10...10
1171Zbrows U 0...47 Speller :9 10 0
:r 49 0.-30 One, per 252 top. gal. d.p.
Orel and white 52 0..90 Fhb, Seal, pre 37 0...36
&deed, Hombre.. 68 0..33 straw 33 0...24
Lumps 64 0..66 brows k yellow.. 28 0.. 32
Corea, In Bead.
Welt Indla, mdl. 111re:AnnlIatter lrl 0... 0
eery 33 0. 40 0 Cr 27 10 . 0
Good
' Phr 7O 0 ..125 0 Olive,Gullipotl,p.tao 54 0...33
Orke, good onli- Coca, Nut
miry 11 6... 43 6 ' Seed, Baps, pile,
Pre orrery- 43 0... 44 0 per ton 37 0... 0
Ms 54 0... :0 0 Linseed 26 15 .27
Koehn, good tolne36 0... 85 0 Perron; per owt.
Costa Rios, orth- Butter-Cork, la._ 94 0...98
tory le Ott 3B 0...30 0 I 2nd 0 0 41
Surearre and Pa- 3rd I O.- 0
dug 24 0... 241 0 Dublin, let OO. 0
Tr, at per lb. Limerick, do B4 0...92
OlMlNVllliaioe.. 9 0 ... 091 Curlew, let
lime, at per cwt. Newry, Ist ......
3tlidle. 22 8- 14 0 Warlord llO 5,..99
. 3111 0... 21 6 --•.-..-
2r-- 79 C.. SI 0
174110-. .-.- 27 0.. 28 0
Oodiam7.-. 0...36 0
ininB.... - "

Roan at per 1;67
Leeward Wood
prod.
Demerara, 26 to
36 per amt.
0.? 4 II ...
Jamaica, SO to 34
per sent. O.P. 5 3..
Favourite mute 5 10 ... 0
Brandy, lot breads S 3 .. •
Bridal Writs, d.p. 0 • ... 0
Scotch 0 0...0
Irish
_

0.... a a
Pork, prime saws.- SO 0. S 2 •
Bacoo-Porklaark 176 0..00 0
Ow, Wert
Ewe, Waterford,
B.T4ewt. SS 0 .70 0
U 0...63 0
Lard,lielfut,prfrk I
Waterford, de
Ditto Bladder

PIA:, pet ten.
lles,P.T.B. £47 0 ..34 0
Bt. PoWnOnrg,
head 0 0 . 0 0
Dutch and Flemish 35 0...63 0
Friesland

ititeileisa— . . 64 969 a
HID ill, 01 sod Cow, et per lb.
B. A. and M. Video,
Zted 6.0 680.6 i 371
0 4
Breed, dry 0 S 0 0 6
Dryselted 0 4+...0
Rky dry 0 fi II
L7=6491'16. dry 0 41
6 -.0 6
Wed lochs, dry I 441 ..0 6
e.it.al
East In 0 dia 0 6:.0104
tirjl4Byres, dry 0 7 ..0 6
dry 0 84...4 9
8. Araer.liorse, per
bide
Row* ditto 6 6...10 6

I!"P, &t Pelt!"!

oatabot
half elan
Rigs, Rhine
outahot

„„,__
pas 33 0... 0 0
Manilla
Past Ineda 9669 IS 0...111 0
Bombay l6 0 23 01
Jute _
_0...31 0

Drn Wow" at per tam
,Jaalatts /4 L.. 4 10
14formd eduras 5
.3. 515

Carapeaehy 6 10... 7 16
Punk, Jamaica 3 10... 6 0
Nivargitta, largo sad
44114. 14 0...16 6

Tut, a per cwt.
Bann 101 0..102 0
Straits
Com. In blocks 96 0... 0 •

Beall
Una 10 o_.lo 0
&dun 10 0...17 10
Red deaden. 5 0.110
Breed 30 0-10 0

at .....
law, per ton.
Bars l9 IS SIO 0,

CORN.—BATH, FEB. 27.—A large supply of every
description of Corn. Wheat was a slow sale, but the greater
portion offered was disposed of at fully Is. per quarter under
lut week's rates. Very little Barley sold, except at a reduc-
tion of 3s. per quarter. Beans and Peas brought former
prices. Oats were difficult to quit at a decline of Is. Wheat,
64e, to 825.; Barley, 48e. to 675.; Oats, 265. to 35e.; Beans,
471. to 565.; and Peas, 48e. to 68s. per qr.

BEDFORD, FEB. 27.-A good apply of What, and a fair
amount of business was transacted at last week's rates.
Barley was a dull sale, and sold at ls. less, Oats, Beans,
and Peas are scarce, and quite as dear.

. _
BICISTSR, FED. 27.—Barley rather lower. Wheat, W.
to lin. per load. Barley, 645. to 56a Oats, 325. to 38s.
Beam, 48s. to 524 Peas, 48s. to Me. per qr. Flour, 635. to
60s. per rack.
BBIDLTNOTON, Fin. 27.—For Wheat the demand was
brisk at last week's prices. No Barley on offer. Oats in
short supply, and sold slowly at a reduction of Id. to 2d. per
stone. Bums and Peas sold readily at our quotations.
Wheat, 635. to 70s. ; Barley, 45e. to 525. per qr. Oats , le. 4d.
to Is. sd. per stone. Beans, 60s. to 641. ; Peas, 445. to 62a.
per qr.
CAMBRIDGE. FED. 27.—A1l kinds of Corn in good supply.
Wheat was Is. to 2s. per qr. dearer; Barley from 3a. to M.
per qr. cheaper. Oats and Beans were also bought upon
easier terms; Yeas quite as good. The plant of R%ost
mid to look very well, and the land is working very favourably
for sowing spring Corn, which is going in fast.
——•- •

CARRIE:IVRY, FRB. 27.— TC; supply of Coen was only
uoderate, end the condition not good. But little business wu
done, and prices are generally about the seine as last week.
Wheat, new, white, 735. to 778.; brown, 68e. to 765. Bar-
ley, new, 6611. to 60s. Oats, new, 33e. to 365. BURR new,
4&i. to 665. Peas, hog, 60s. ; boiling, 808.
CARLISLE, Fin. 27.—Wheat was in request at last week's
rates. Barley was stationary. Oats were 6d. higher.
Wheat, red, Mc 6d to 308. ; white, 288.66. to 31s. Barley,
19e. to 2011. 6d. Oats, 12s. to 14s. ; seed, 14s. to 16s. per
3 bushels.
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CIREXCIETRE, MARCH 1.-A great many attended
our Corn market to-day, and trade err rather brisker
than on Monday lest. Wheat main its value, and 191.
and 20/. were this day paid for the finest simples. The
Barley trade was good, at last week's quotations, and the
same may be said of all other descriptions of rain.
Cotcuasinn, FEB. 27.-We had an extremely limited
show of both Wheat and Barley today, the condition of the
former very seldom worse; and sa there appeared no saxioua
desire to sell and much less to purchase, the Wheat trade
ruled exceedingly dull. Many alteration did take place in
the little business transacted, we believe Wheats were the
turn lower; two samples of good white, which chanced
to be in fair condition, made 80e., and one or two samples of
red brought 76e.; inferior scree, damp and cold, much
neglected. Barleys were from 3s. to es. lower. In other
kinds of corn, no alteration worthy of notice took place.
DONCASTER, PEE. 27.-There was a large quantity of
grain held over from last Saturday, and so we have been
well supplied again to-day. Buyers acted with caution,
end a few sales of Wheat were made at 6d. reduction, but
subsequently the demand became brisker, and the market
was well cleared at last week's currencies. Seed Oats in
better demand, at full prices, Beans without alteration in
value. To effect sales of Barley 3e. per quarter reduction
was submitted to. Wheat, new, 245. to 265.; fine, 275. to
291. 6d.; old, 21e. to 245.; fine, 265. to 28s. Blendeons, 19s.
to 224. ; fins, 235. to 245. Rye, 18s. to 19s. ; tine, 20s.
to 21e. Beans, 181. to 20e.; old, 18s. to 20e. Peas, white,
`2os. ; grey, 19s. to 21s. per S bushels. Oats, new, 245. to

28s. ; fine, 313.; old, 28e. to 295.; fine, 325. Barley, 50s. to
545. ; fine malting, 565. per qr.
MADLEIGH, MARCH I.—To-day OUT supti of grain WM
moderate, yet the trade ruled heavy ; and though we do
not all the market lower for Wheats and Barleys, the sale
was slow at late prices. Beans and Peas barely maintained
lam prices.

HEREFORD. FEB. 27.—The market was moderately sup-
plied with Wheat, and fine samples realised former prices,
but inferior sold at ls. per qr. decline. Fine nuking Bar-
ley not over plentiful ; the best descriptions sell freely at last
week's prices; inferior a trifle lower. Beans and Peal h.
per qr. higher. Oats unaltered in value.
HENTINODox, FEB. 27.—There was rather a sbort supply
of Wheat, which was sold pretty readily on the terms of last
week. Barley was ls. to 2a. per qr. lower, and the supply
somewhat liberal. Beans and Peas were about la. per qr.
lower, and Oats were dull at the prices of last week.
- -

KINGSTON, FEB. 27.—We have had a smaller supply of
all descriptions of grain than for many weeks past, and the
quantity on offer the farmers were indmpoirod to sell mush
under the terms of last week, consequently we must repeat
our last quotatMUll : Wheat, 68s. to 824.; Barley, 50s. to 60s.

LIICFAITER, FEB. 27.—The Wheat market was fires, and
former prices were fully obtained. Barley also maintained
its price. Beans and Oats as before.

MILTON, FER. 27.—There bas been a steady demand for
both Wheat and Barley at 2s. per qr. under last week's
rates. In Oats we make no alteration. Red Wheat, 70s. to
78a.; white, 765. to 824. per 40 stone. Barley, 60s. to 635.
per 32 stone. Oata, 1614. to 17d. per stone.

NORThAMPTON, FED. 27.-Of Wheat only • moderate
show, which was readily taken off at an advance of 2s. ea
the rites of last market day. In Barley the trade was
heavy. A good supply of Beans, which had a downward
Itanisorsy.
311•Minennal, Fan. 27.-the esifpljt •ff ins fess
theta Ulm, and the demand was better, so prior were fully
sapported. Of Barley than was a larger supply, with but
little demand, and a decline of Is. to 2a. per qr. was sub-
mitted to. Oats and Beans maintained their value. Wheat,
white, 74e. to 795. ; red, 71e. to 775.; white, new, 78s. to
82s. ; red, 76e. to 795. per 36 stono. Barley, grinding, 60s.
per 30 stone ; malting, 60s. to 68s. per qr. Oats, 37.. to 425. ;
new, 365. to 438. per 24 stones. Beans, 645. to 61s. ; new,
620. to 60s. per 38 stone. Flour, per 20 atone, superfine, 675.
to 61s. ; tine, 645. to 665.
PETERBOROUGH, FEB. 27.-Wheat met • ready sale at
Is. to 2.1. advance on late rates. Barley dull at la decline.
Oats also Is. to 24. lower. Beans maintain their price.
Wheat, new, 70s. to 745.; fine, 785.; old red, 705.; fine, 745. ;
do. white, 78s. to 80s. Barley, 641. to 665. • fine, 68e. • do.
grinding, 60s. to 525. Oats, to 325. ; fine, SBs. Brain, 545.
to 56e.

PLvisourtr, MARCH I.—Our corn market was brisk to-
day, at an advance of Is. per qr. on last week's prices. Barley
firm, and Flour unaltered in value.

PAPATON, Fen. 27.—The demand for Wheat ruled dell at
a reduction of 6d. per windle ; white, 365. to 38s. ; yellow,
366. to 370. per 2201te. Barley without chant:. Beans held
fur rather more money; fair to good, 261. 6d. to 28s. per 220
lbs. Very little demand for Oats, at 61 82. to fin Iod. per
46 lbs. Oatmeal unchanged in value; English, 01s. to 53..;
Irish nominally the same. Bran, 166. to 176. per 240 lbs.
RICHMOND (YORY6HIRII), Fee. 27.—Wheat dull, and
prices rather lower than last week. Wheat, 9s. to 11s. per
bushel; Oats, 3a. 4d. to 4s. Bd. ; Barley, 6e. to 6s. 6d. ; Beans,
6s. to 71.

SAFFRON WALDEN, Fee. 27.—Wheat firm, at former
rates. Spring Corn in limited supply, yet eo little inquiry
that all description. race led in value. Barley 2s. to 3a. Oats
le. to 2s. Beans and Peas, 1..

Snazweauur, Fen. 27. The market ruled firm for
Wheat and Oats; but Barley sold slowly at a decline. The
trade ruled as follows: Wheat, 9s. to 10s. 9d. Barley, Gs. 9d.
to 7s 7d, Oats, 43. 3d. to 6s. 6d. per imp. bushel.

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WARMEST/111, FEB. 27.—A large quanl,ial of corn, with
but very few buyers. Barley again a sale. Wheat,
white, 66c to 785.; Barley, 436. to 656. ; Oats, 295. to 355. ;
Beans, 48s. to 56e. par qr.
TAKNOUTIf, Fan. 27.—Wheat haa met a better sale. A
few samples of Barley offering, but the demand continues
limited. Prices are lower for that article. A few inquiries
for Beans and l'eaa fur seed, but altogether very little busi-
ness transacted. Wheat, white, 76e. to 28e. ' • red, 70s. to
755. ; Barley, 465. to 625. ; Beans, 546. to 661.; Peas, 645. to
565.; Oats, 345. to 386.

TRIESTE, Fen. 18.—Our Wheat market has been very
dull for the last few days. A small cargo was sold to-day at
7it, or fide. per qr., free on board. Sellers would be found
for the best uality from granary at Bf., or Me. 9d. per qr.,
free on board; perhaps even under this rate. There is now
a large quantity of Friula Indian Corn here, and some pur-
chase* have been made for England, but it will be to-ally
unfit for shipment for some time to come.
HOPS.—Boßouoit ;Ammer, Two eamik.--

market is very firm. .
Ind* &A Lea, 4.4.4. SI. oto 11.10 Tearllag Iffleu.. p. elm 141 to 01.0
Wral,l of Yeats „ 4 oto 4 0 T•srilag 804444. „ 3 oto 4 4
gum . 415t0 4 10 044 Hops., ~ , .. I 004 4 0
Tuabsar

HAY .—SmaImELD, Two o'clock—Mom. Cooper
and Davi., Hay and Straw Sslnman, report tales at the fol-
lowing prices:—
mew Wallow 73. tito. I N0wt0....30e. to ON. I Straw.... 21e. to 31.
laktrlor eltro.. SO4. to etc Clover ... .10s. p 1000.

CATTLE.—CoLciusTER, F2e. 27.—There wart a
fair show of Beasts at market, and the trade quite as good as
last week. Sheep were not quite so plentiful, and for the
best qualities rather more money was given. The supply of
Pigs WAS short, and nearly the whole were cleared off at
r►ther advanced prices.

CIRRNCRATER, MARCH 1.-Our first cattle market was
numerously supplied with beasts, though the majority of
them were not of a lint-rate description. Business was flat,
but the best qualities of Beef realised 6d. per lb., while in-
ferior could be bought for something less. In the Veal tride
there was very little doing. There were a good many Sheep
penned, in which • fair business was done, good Mutton
fetching 6d. per lb.

EXETER, FBA. 26.-The market has been again largely
supplied, but with little disposition on the part of the
butchers to purchase ; prime hare, therefore, in some
measure receded. Very good fat Beef has been sold at 9d.
to 91. per score, and the best for 91. 3d. Cows and Calves
were plentiful, and selling at from 11!. to 161. 16s. each.
Barteners are also worth lees, and were selling at from
ss. 6d. to 6s. 6d. per score. There were not many Steers in
the market, and prices remain nearly the same. Butchers'
Calves were plentiful, and sold from 6d. to 6d. per lb. There
wee a large supply of Sheep. A score of Hogs fit for the
butcher, belonging to Mr. Mortimer, of Ide, attracted much
attention, from their sine, symmetry, and fatness ; 68s. each
was asked, their weight being estimated at about 241 b. per
quarter, but they were not sold. Butchers' Sheep generally
sold at 51d. to 6d. per lb., some small Wethers bringing
64d. per lb.
Nortwicit, Fee. 27.-At our market, on Saturday, the
show of Soots and short horns was good, and the attendance
of buyers was more numerous than of late. The sales effected
were on quite as good terms, but at present we can quote no
prices. Fat Beasts, a small show; Scots, 7s. to 75. 6i.;
short-horns, 7s. per stone of 14 lbs. The Sheep-pens were
well tilled; all the Hoggets were said at an early hour;
middling, from 30s. to 325. ; fresh in condition, 34e. to 38s. ;
prime, 40s. to 425. Fat Sheep a rare dull sale at Bs. per
stone of 14 lbs. In Store Pip but little doing. Fat Pork,
131. 9d. to 7s.

For Yesterday's ilarkets as Jed page.

SHIPPING.

MAILS ARRIVED: 3, Dublin; 1, Waterford; 1, Do-
naghadee ; 1, French ; 1 Flanders.
LONDON, March 2.—'Wind this day at noon, N., light
breeze, and floe weather.—A brig, dismasted, water•logged,
&c., the last two letters of her name "N N," with '• O' -and
" "on the centre of her stern sides, painted white, with black
ports, Sunderland built, was passed in lat. 38 N., long. 11
W., by the Protornelia, arrived at Aquinas.
DEAL, March I.—E.N.E. strong. Sailed Helena,
China; Sea Bird, Gambia Raritan, New Orleans; Bow-
ditch, Mobile; Boyne, Baltimore; Siren, Newfoundland;
Monmouth, New Orleans.
PORTSROUTII, March I.—F:=l. -
Rio Janeiro, for Hamburg.
Pinworm, March I.—E.—Sailed: Dahlia, New York.
Coax, Feb. 27.—8.5. E., very strong.—Arrived : Sir H.
Hardinge, Calcutta; Amelia, Rio Grande; Jack, Africa.
GRIMSBY, March I.—N.E.—Sailed : Worsley, Baltimore.
BaOADOTAIRS, Feb. 27.—A sloOp, with troops, outward-
bound, struck on the Margate Sand this morning, was
assisted off with loss of rudder, and proceeded for river.
TRIONMOETH, March I.—The Four Brothers haabssn got
off the bar this morning, with considerable damage to kw
bottom.
OFF Pewee:zee, Feb. 28.—E.S.E.—David Leckie, De-
merara ; John Bibby, China.
PORTLAND ROADS, Feb. 28.—Arrived : Evergreen, St.
John's, N.B.
Orr TH. LizAßD.—The Agent, or Urgent, from Per-
nambuco.
SCILLY, Feb. 21.—Arrived: Somnauth, Whampoa; Pro-
Rio Janeiro. Sailed, 22nd: Little Princess, Porto
CAROL/1, Feb. 27.—Sailed: Brilliant, Cuba.
Hisorrowit, Feb. 27.—Sailed, Britannia, Hampton, A.
LONO ISLAND CHANNEL, Feb. 26.—Arrived: Unique,
Rio Graade, disgusted, and with damage to hull.
Lonoxore, Feb. 25.—Sailed: Sampson, New York.
24th.—Belvidere, New York. •
Huta., March 1. N.N.W.— Sailed : Regard, New
York; Cervantes, St. John's.
DUNDEE Feb. 28.—The Unity struck on the banks ot
Ur Tay yesterday, and Rink shortly after.
Relating to the John Cutter, of Colchester, a letter has
bees roomed at Lloyd's, from the Foreign-office, enclosing
a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's consul at Lisbon,
reporting that the John Cutter, of Colchester, from St.
Michael's to Loudon, had been abandoned in a sinking state,
in Lt. 41 N., long. 11.20 W. Master and crew were taken
into Lisbon by the French brig Le Jenne Polyalne,

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