The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-24 00:00:00

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Tom Mks., & Bandit (Maid Pm).
mail SWAM), 171
?ATlOW.—Thane is no alteration in the market
tl Mimesis ,r tits prism arid* M yedialay's wageless.
Peenbarg T.C. as the spot, 40s. ;• October to Doseaber
liv!ry. Mu 64. ; seams soothe &limy, 42e.
Iftaazoot., March 23.—Tho boluses has boas Toy
limited, sad lase week's prises are not maistsined•
Premium T. C. can be bought at 411., sad Odosea at 40e.
wart

CORN.—CuaLmenntn, March 23.—We had an
inward apply/. Wheat at market to -day, end the wadi-
the bellatemerket improved, the primes idlest meek were
Ghost ; white, 48s. to ; new, red, 40e. to 43e.
Besot d las main qualities, was a tune dearer, bet ie.
*she 111111.1011111 were In little request. Besse said other
wig sera wilbeat alteration.

CbrailTAY. March 23.-Then bet been but a thin atten-
dant' at our market to-day, and but little bosiaeas doing, yet
thew was was firmness in the Wheat trade, particularly ia
the Inset samples. In malting Barley but taw sales were
emoted, though several fins samples were shown. Old and
asterisms dull. Fine Osta were readily disposed of at our
lam violations. Inferior kinds neglected. Wheat, 01d, 18e.
to ffs. 6d. per bag; new, 17s. to 18a. Barley, =alibi, 235.
to Ms. per qr. ; grinding, 25a. to 27e. Beans, old, lbs. 6d.
to Ifie. 6d. per beg; new, 12s to 13s. Oats, old, 26e. to Me.
peeqr.; new, 19a. to 23e. Peas, new, 12a. to 13s. 6d. per bag.
limes,, March+ 23.-We have had ettesianos at
oar so-day, but we do not note Wheat *sew they
lad week. Barley was not premed en the market, and prices
were steady at last quotations. Oats were weaned fee seed,
pat fine qualit es were hilly as dear. Wheat, Os. fid. to
fa. id Barley, 3s. to 3s. 3d. Oats, 2a. te ld.
ClOgnilingo, Which 21.-The supply Of Whtat at this
day musket was quite equal to the amnand and only a
maaWamount of bwinees was transacted. Prime--Bed
whe.t, Abu, to Sea ; white, as. to 04s. Barley. 201, to
245. Oats, 16a. to Ms. Peas, 32t. to Ma. Bears, 30e. to
33a. per qr.
Lincour, March 23.-We had 'moderate show of Wheat
at our market tads', which was taken off readily at last
week's rates. Barley a man show, is. admit's. A
liberal supply of Oats, which sold reaily at 6d. to Is. ad-
vance. On the whole, our market showed more firmness
to-day. Wheat, red, s. to 465.; white, 43e. to 495. Bar-
ley, 7.3 a. to 31s._ Oats, 12a. to 21s. Beams, 31s. to 30s.

LIVeRPOOL, March 23.-We have a good arrival of Malt
coastwise this week, but the fresh supplies of British and
and Irish produce ars in other respects unusually small, and
the only foreign imports eat any consequence w Eurepean
Wheats, about one half through the Mediterranean; while
from America, 1,679 qrs. ally of Indian Osen are reported
within the put three days. There has been no weight of
business transacted here during the interval from Tuesday
last, and theses Wheati continued to be held steadily.
Flour was again offered more freely, with a slight tendency
in favour of bars@ ; of Indian Corn, at the same time, sales
were effected daily, and little appearing on the
market, purchases have been mad, with difficulty
at Tate rates, especially of mixed and yellow par-
cels. Upon a tolerable reappearance of local and country
millets at our Corn-exchange this morning, the operations in
British and foreign Wheats were moderately fair is unmet ;
qualities of each fully maintaining, and other descrip-
tions moving slightly under, the rates of Tuesday ht. At
the oceomer.cement of the mast, American Western Cunt
Flour met a good inquiry, and a few thousand barrels
changed bands at 23e. ; subsequently, however, importers
required 23e. 6d. per bard, which, checking the demand,
the latter price was but partially obtained ; whilst Balti-
more, Philadelphia, Ohio, and other favoured brands
steadily supported previoul quotations; home-made mail
Irish Flour remaining dull of ale at late prices. In Barley,
Melt, or Peas, no change was apparent. English, and the
general runs of foreign Beau were held rather more firmly
on the terms last noted, and Egyptian realised an amimd-
meat of Gd. per quarter. food coaling Oat,, upon a
moderate demand, sustained their former value • an-
dried and inferior parcels be ing scarcely noticed. Oatmeal
was eh nearly without inquiry, and the turn el=
Indian Corn still commanding a he sake fix Ireland,
was 64. per qr. dearer, and white, including mixed ensillies,
fully maintained our last currency. Con Meal reembies
unvaried. Arrival into Liverpool and Runcorn from the
20th to the 22.4 Much inclusive: Wheat, 9,341 gra. • Bar-
ley, 12 ; Malt, 3,067 ; Oats, 1,862; Beans, 1,077 ; 12 ;
Indian Corn 1,679; Oatmeal, 435 auks ; Flour, 1,710
sacks, 1,633 barrels.
601THIAMPTON; March 23.-There was but a limited
attendance et our market this day, end Wheat, Barley, and
other articles were firm at last week's prises ; the beet sam-
ples of Wheat bringing from 445. to 60e. per qr. The
Keaon for the sal* of Barley is nearly at an seed, and then
is 000sequintly not ash& doing in this srtiehi. Black Oats'
a better sale, at from 16e. to 19e. per qr.; whits, 17s. to 210.
Beene, 28.. toM..
WAILILPIELD March 23.-Oor arrivals this week are
moderets of grain. English Wheat cease sparie to
hand, and fresh dry parcels find ready sale at fall pri
there is also a fair demand for foreign, at about privies;
rates. Select samples of Barley scares and quite se dear •
other sorts Is. per qr. lower. Oats and Shelling steady.
Beans have declined Is. pe r qr. No alteration In Alm
articles. The prices are as follow: Wheat, per qr. MIIOIII.,
to the bush., Suffolk, Ewe:, and Hent,esd, new, 445. to de.;
extra, 47..; white, 455. to 485.; extra, 61s. Norfolk and
un Hts, red, 43e. to 45e. ; extra, 48e. ; white, 43e. to das.
extra, 48s. Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red, 435.
to 44e. • extra, 45e.; white, 434. to 47e. ; extra, 48e. ;
Yorkshire, red, 414. to 43e. • extra, 445. ; white, 431. to 45e.;
extra, 484. ; Dantzic and Konigsberg, white, 464. to 47e. ;ex
tea, 61e.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 42e.
to 44e.; extra, 455. Mediterranean, red, 395. to
40s. ; extra, 425. ; old, red, 1847, 42,. to 441. ; white,
60s. Barley, per quarter imperial, Norfolk and Suffolk,
275. to 30s. • extra, 31s. • Linoolnthire and Yorkshire, 27e.
to 295. ; extra, 301. ; Scotch, 28e. to 295. •, extra, 31e. ; grind-
ing, 21e. to 22..; foreign, 224. to 245.; extra, 275.
quarter, 631bs. to the bushel, small, fine, new, 21se.gAr
old, 358. to 36.. Ticks, new, 275. to 29e.; old, 325. to 33e.; b:
reign, new, 255. to 275. Oats, per stone, mealing, 80.
to 94. ; extra, 10d. ; feeding, 814. to 9.1. • extra, 10 ,
foreign, 84. to 9d. • extra, 104. Shelling, per load of
2611 be., 223. to 23i. ; extra, 245. Malt, per load of 6
bushels, 395. to 40s. ; extra, 425. Peas, per Imp. qr. blue
and white boilers, 28.. to 303. ; extra, 32a • !Fey and feed,
Vit. to 28s. ; extra, 30s. Rapeseed per last imp., English,
261. to 281. ; foreign, 261. to 281. Linseed, per imp. qr., 32e.
to 40s. Imports during the week: Wheat, 7,177 qn. • Bar-
ley, 3,745 ; Oat', 1,215; Beans, 1,202 ; Peas, 161; Shillieg,
85 loads.

WOOL.—LoNnos, March 24.—80th Colonial and
foreign have met rather a quiet sale this week, which is
usual so soon after the late auctions, but fully previous terms
are maintained. Arrivals this week are only 128 bales Cap*
and 152 bales foreign. English Wool has met with a
fair sale.
Liens, March 23.—The anxiety arising from the state of
elairs in India and on the continent of Europe have tended
gather to check the demand for foreign Wool of all descrip-
tions, during the last two or three weeks. Prices, however,
see well maintained, holders bein_g sanguine of a speedy re-
turn to more prosperous times. flare es not any alteration
et moment this week in the English Wool market. Bales of
emmbing Wools have been very limited, the manufacturers
having good supplies in consequence of recent purchases.
Prices are firm and 'stationary. In clothing and blanket
Wools there has been a moderate demand, and recent rates
have been fully maintained. The supply at market of the
latter kind of Wool is not large.
HAY.—

•Messrs. Cooper and Davis

report the following quotations :
Pro Meadow, 706. to I Room.. 4 to 101. I Straw.... 20.. to Me.
Intake ....... to Ode. 1 Gower.— 100. to et&

CATTLE, &c.—Dater, Much 22.—The supply of
fat Beasts to day was not so huge as on the preceding mar-
ket, ter was the quality genteelly so geed, yet the supply
was equal to the demand. There was little or no alteration
in the prices. The nembar of Sheep paned was eke eon.
siskrably leas, sad were better sold ; eters wen Room few
Blimp out of their wool. Fat Pigs wee, smarm, sad in better
request. Fat and store Calves were about the same as lest
week. Beef, sd. to 50. ; Mutton, U. to 60. ; Veal, 6d. to
644 per lb. • Perk, 91. per score.
NEWARIL.FIREr SPRING Fain, March 23.—We have had
a good show of Horses, but not many of lint qualities;
good Cart Horses were in demand and told readily at 301. to
401. 01 Bells them was a moderate show. Three-year-old
Heifers, fresh front grass made 101. to 121. Fat
Beasts, good, Si. per stone.' The Sheep fair was very dull,
and prices meat lower ; the beet pen of wether kegs only
made 345. per head; while for 'instal lower pries ware
asked and refused ; 225. wee asked in one ewe, but no
buyers. Altogether a eery dull fair.