The Express.
London, England, 1847-05-21 00:00:00

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repot pet very scares ; the pries abut the shoe es Tilt
week, Gm 60e. to 68e. ; grey Peas 0112310 i be treated Serer,
though few offered for sale. Owe or tem beton ham
Southampton offered Indian Corn, yet parties seemed
unwilling to minimise, being now to many, mad its peeper see
not perfectly understood. Tares, winter, be. to 6a. OA. per
bahel ; spring, 7a. 6d. to Ss.
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STOCRiON-ON•TERR, MAY 19.-We are Moderately sup-
plied with Wheat from the farmers to this day's market, and
the arrivals cemeteries are to a fair extent. The demand
geed at an advance of 2s. to 3s. per qr. Barley,
Per, and Oats fully ma dear. Flour, be. per sack dearet=
in request. The weather continues extremely wet, and much
againstthe growing crops, which new require wares dry wet
thee. Wheat, per qr., Yorkshire and Durham, white 100 e. •
to 106 o.; red, 975. to 1025.; Norfolk and Suffolk, white.
103.. to 106 a.; red, 100 s. to 105 e. Barley, malting Norfolk sad
Suffolk, 58s. to 605.; Chevalier, 695. to 61s. ; ending sad
feeding, 48.. to 54e. Rye, Norfolk and Suffol , 67e. to 70a.
Beans, small, 68s. to 625.; tick, 68.. to 61s. Per, whits,
boilers, 645. to 70s. • grey and maple, 545. to 67.. Oate,
potato, 365. to 40; • common, 30s. to 35.. Flour,
country, per sack of 280 10., 74e. to 781.; superfine.77a. toBOsi.
Foreign : Wheat, gorge., Dantsie, 102.. to 106 s. ; Rostock and
Wismar, 100 e. to 104..; Stettin, 98s. to 102.1.; Danish and Ham-
burg, 96e. to 100 s. Barley, Rostock and Stralsund, 641. to
68*. ; Danish and Swedish, 625. to 565. Peas, white, boilers,
Kis. to 70e. ; grinding, Wm to 58s. Arrivah this week :
Wheat, 1,990 qrs.; Oats, 360.
Wong ixorote, lifer 19.-Wheat again on the advance,
now 38e. to 40s. per Carlisle bushel. Barley steady, at 24e.
Oats, 17.. 6d. to 18.. Best Flour, 24. par stone higher, being
now 4.. Averages: Wheat, Ns 7d. ; Barley, 645.; tad
Oats, 445. 101 d. per quarter.
WATERFORD, MAT 19.-The London accounts of Monday,
received here this morning, hare further excited our market,
and all kinds of grain anti Flour are readily dimmed of, at
higher rates.

EDINSCROH. MAY 19.—Our market this saervilne was but
moderately supplied with Wheat from the pwwww, whisk
met a ready sale at prices fully 4s. per qr. above do infirsowy
of this day eenniabt. The demand kr ismilts mans
limited; holden, however, are firm, and the angel Moll le-
clay were at an advance of 33. to 4s. per qv. Beeley
and la. to 24. per qr. cheaper. Oats &dew asle, eilabest ear •
change in value. Peas unaln red. Beane Is. per gr. lime.
Wheat, 630 qrs., 1081. ; Barley, 132, 601. ; 006,667, 46.814
Beans, 63, 64a.
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with abort 4,600 qrs. ladies Cam, +WO lei the Clyde am
America, there have been very few arrivals. Derieg tie list
three days the weather has been very wet, with odd sweaty
wind ; but the temperature has now become milder. Tem.
actions to a cenaideraide extent have spit tam
plus in Wheat and Flour, principally with buyers her
a distance, and this market is being relieved of large quan-
tities, which eiraimatanoe, coupled with diminished suipplim,
must soon bring our prices to a par with others. For Barley,
Oats, Oatmeal, Betas, and Peu, the demand his not bees
brisk ; but the advance established last week was sustained
in the sae* effected. The ass of Indian Corn is extending
in this country, and the late arrivals have been readily di►
poled of at 365. to 375. per 280 lb. There was little anima-
tion in the trade today, the further rise in the markets of
the south musing holders of Wheat and Flour to require a
corresponding advance, which was only complied with to a
limited extant There was no change in the value
of other articles ; but the business done was unimportant Wheat, per 2401b5., English, white, new, 455. to 435.; red,
old, 42a. to 45e. ; new, 41s. to 465. ; Scotch, white,
new, 421. to 465. ; Irish, red and white, new, 425. to
445. ; Dantsic, old, 455. to 488.; Pomeranian, old, 445. to
47..; new, 44*. to 46e. ; Danish, old, 434. to 445. • new, 445.
to 475.; Odessa, soft, old, 43,. to 44e. : Canadian, old,
445. to 455.; United States, old, 46e. to 471. Barley,
per 3201 b., Berwick and Scotch, new, 40s. to 435.;
toreign, free Pomeranian, &c., new, 371. to 41e.;
free Danish, new, 375. to 40s. Oats, per 2641 M ,
Berwick and Nteb, new, 335. to 375. • prepared
Irish, new, 30s. to 375. ; Danish, new, 30s. to 335.
Beans, per 4 imperial bushels, English, new, 31s. to 325.;
Foreign, new, 295. to 31e. ; Egyptian, per 280 lbs., old,
275. to 28e. Peas, per 280 lbs., white, new, 345. to
365. ; grey, new, 335. to 345. ; Canadian, new, 331. to
355. Flour, per 280 lbs., English, superfine, new, 68s.
to 70s. ; Irish ditto, new, 665. to 68s. ; fine, new, 4s. to
665.; extra choice qualities, new, 70s. to 725. ; American,
per barrel, sweet, old, 465. to 495. ; Canadian, sweet,
old, 465. to 475. ; sour, old, 425. Oatmeal, per 2801 M.,
Scotch, new, 625. to 645. Indian Corn, per 280Ibs, 365. to 375.

HOPS. BOROUGH MARK Two e Clock.-•-•
Heeers. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factory, report that
there is rather more doing in the market than of late, in *on-
o quence of the reports that the fly has been seen in a great
many places.
KM • lan Keats, }cwt. ILO to Y. • Youth.; 14a1y.. p. am. SI. 3toW. •
44.14 of Kano „ 11.1 • Yoarilar Doom. 1 111.1 15
art lllto 4 • 014 Hop „ „ „ 1 111.3 •
Foralmmo

SKINS.—LSADENIiALL, MAT 21.—Hidoo, 86lbo.
to 641b5., 24. to 21d.; 611 b.. to 72115., 2d. to 21d.; 721bs.
to 80Ibs., 21d. to 3d.; 80I6s. to 88Ibs., 20. to 3d.; !Albs.
to 961 be., 211. to 3jd. Calf Skins, be. to 7.. Hone Ilida,l3e.

BIRMONDSIT. MAT 2L—Sheep Skills, DOlllll, 4a. 4d.
to 61. 2d. Lsmb Slum, Is. 10d. to 2a. dd. Bbaarliap, 9a.

CATTLE, &c.—Smirmmm), Two o' Clock.
There is a falling off to-day in the supply of Beef, both as re-
sambas and quality • consequence, prices are
tiVber than oa Monday, by (Idly 4d. per Who Pima Holland
there are nearly 300. about 260 from Scotland, 163 Mitch
Corn, and the remainder from various parts of the country.
Although the number of Sheep is bat small, trade is doll
and Monday's quotations are barely supported. Sheep in chi
wool are new very unsaleable, end make but little more than
those sheen. lamble in demand, and the choicest qualities are
selling dearer. Cairn are more plentiful, and Ss. 4d. is the
extreme pries for a very good one. From Holland we hare
260 Sheep, and 86 Calves. The trade is dull for Pip, owing
to the warm weather.

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am.. ft ...../... I,a S :lime aad Labs. 1130, Cleivo, 111. Tip. dn.
Donna/mu, MAT 15.—We had a good supply of Beasts
to-day. Cows sad Calves, from 121. to 201. The show of
Sheep was plentiful, and good sales were effected. W. had
an avenge supply of Pigs, which met with fair sales.
NNWAIi, MAY 18.—In consequence of the fair of last
Friday, and another next Tuesday, we have had a small
stock market. Mutton a heavy sal. at late prices. Beef
mares and dearer.

ROTHSIIHAM, KAY 17.—We had a splendid show of both
kinds of stock, cenistimg of about 90 from Homburg and
about 80 rise Bests. The stamdeaos of buyers wee num-
roes, yet the market did not rale so brisk es last week, but
clearance of Mutton was mad*, et scud' decline la diesel...
Beef, per stone, 7s. 6d. to Be. 6d. Mutton, per lb., 7d. to Ted.

SALFORD, MAT 19.—We had a fair show of stock to-day,
bet again name from Ireland; on the contrary, the Irish are
buyers. The best Beef brought U. per lb., and prime Mutt=
Bd. to 84d. per lb. All cleared out.
MAT 19.—Businees was dull, part of the
stock re ' • unsold. Beef, 7s. 6d. to Be. per stone;
Mutton, 7d. to Id. per lb.
DWIDALI MAT FAlR.—Prime Beef was in short to ply
but the demand was brisk, and 80.., sinking offal, was freely
paid per cwt.. Store cattle were plentiful, and good prices
were paid. Springers also were much sought after, and
were nearly all taken up at enhanced rates. Of Mutton the
I show on hands was very considerable, and a large clearance
was effected at pion fully up to 84d. per lb., middling sorb
going off from 6d. according to qualaty. Lambs band an
average sale at 20i. to 28a. per head. Thiotarly wee pretty
good. Pigs wen In rather poor quantity, bacon realised
fully Ws. Slips said very well. The one hit was very
dul4 though IMO purchases were made, oa eadefeetary
Seer te buyer and seller. Oa the whole, the far say be
set down es eery good.

EDINIII/1011: MAY 19.—The number of Slump sad
'Lambs shown tbia morning was 382 more than last week, a
great proportion of which, however, were Hogs and Lambe.
Sales rather dull ; but a good olearases was affected at prior
moth the same as last market. Top of the best Mutton,
84d. ; current, Bd. ; inferior, 7d. to led. per lb. Top of
lambs, 255.; current, 20s. to 215., and down to 13a. -The
supply of Cattle was rather short of last week. Demand
good, and all sold at an advance of 6(1. per stone. Top
prise of the best Beef, lie. current, 106. to 104.6 d. ; interior,
9s. to 9.. 6d. per Dutch stone.
GLASGOW, MAT 17.—Ths supply
.of Cattle thh morals'
was sheet, and prior ranged higher tkaa they ham
ewe ilese at eel thee within the recollection of Aces the-
renteWistge• ambit Beet Beef, per ewt., 72e. • seem&
11,11,14. Oele and ordinary, 6fa. The deed was
rally meal is the imi*at times rites and noes left maid.
Black. heed Wellwelimished free 365. to 47.. ; a hwelipped
were selling *SAM M. Late, 17s. to 245.

I Testerthes Markets Ns ire page.

SHIPPING.
MAILa Awirairs.—Dublia, 3; Waterford, 2 ; Donagbadee,
1 ; French, 1; Phisders, 1.
Loaner!, May 21.—Wind this day at noon, W.8.W.,
light breeze, and fine, clear weather.
Digit. M 20.—W.8.W.--Arrived , Prince Albert, Ja-
maica. Baled: Caesar Demerara; Sunda, Barbados,;
Clipper, Gambia; Rebecca Jane, Guernsey and Adelaide,
B.A. Arrived from the river : Joseph Jonas, Hobart Town ;
Cheepaide, Ceylon ; Oriental, Bombay ; John Anderson, De.
usemen ; Anna, St. Vincent ; Crecumore, Porto Mao ;
Marlin, Havanna): ; Alicia, Bt. Jam de Cuba; Crusader,
Handers.; Alexandria, Baltimore ; Governer WLean, Cape
OcastCastle.
Cam, May 18.—S.B.—Arrived: Trimula, Batavia
Vitae's, Honduras ; Warren, Norfolk, V. ; William and
Birmed, Pbiladelphis. 19th, Ganyands, Jrtnaica; Auck-
land, Philadelphia; Begins, New York; Laura, Matansaa;
Mom Norfok.
Wee, May 17.—Arrived: Henry Velma, Baltimore.
16th, Jane, Quebec- 18th. Peruvian, and Martha
New York ; Benjamin Litabliald, Borten ;
• Magna Charts, St. Andrew's.
Wilk nay Ht.—Arrived Rrpita, Havana sk ; Dualism
of PrietlegaLerto Rico; Jamaica, and Aitken, Trinidad;
MeaA.
ikerimamwrim, May 20.—N.W-Bailed : aims (5.),/
Alsnanhia.
illmiartrt, May 20.—W., fresh.—Arched: Mlainve
Cu, Burrsorrixa.—Pearl, Mauritius.
Hatas.xx, hay 17.—S.B.L.—Arrived Undulated, Phi-
MAO_ NS
NITPORT, May 17.—Arrived Barolazo, New York.
Mutaussx.—Put beck : H reins, for goober.

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