The Express.
London, England, 1851-03-03 00:00:00

Wheat, ins. tol2s. Earley, 17s. to 275. Osts, old, Ins. to Ito.; new,
20s. to 222. Beans, 306 to 7.r. 4. Peas, Its. to 30e. Rye, 264. to 286.
Malt, 32e. to Lis. per qr. Floor, 21e. to 295. per amok. Vr Rhea,
to 7o per bushsl.
riliewrouT (ISLE or WIGHT), March 1.-At this market
Wheat met a better eu'e. at fully late prices. Barley, Bans, and Outs
• dull sale, at lost week's prices. Wheat, 345. to 30s. Batley, 10s.
tolls. Oats, 17s. to 206.
NicitWirH, March 1.-There was but a small offer of
Wheat at out market to-day by the farmers. Merchants offered
pretty freely. The quality is int.ch Improved by the Is. drying wa-
ther. priers paid were to. to Is. 64 per qr. alLve our Last quota-
tions ; but, taking quality into calash:motion. we do not thins any
real change can be noted in prices. Flour trade languid; few buyers
f.o.b. at similar prints to but week. Barley trade dull ; but prices no
not wary. Supple and demand small, condition fair, sod not by any
means • large sale. awn and Tess email offer, and only a retail
demand; no alteration in value. Oats offered on rather lower terms,
without leading to an extensive business. Wheat, white, 40s. to 111. ;
red, 31s. to 39a. Barley, wahine, 235. to 21.*.; grinding, Is. to
1111 s. Beans, 27. to 29e. Peas, 2• s. to 265. Out., lee. to 225. per qr.
Pine households Flour, f.e.b., 270. per sack of 250216, purchasers
finding sacks, aid claiming one month's credit. Retail, le. sd. per
stone.
NorrixonAm, March 1.-Only a small amount of busi-
ness Is traesscto-1 here to-day. the prices demanded by farmers are
more than the millers are willing to comply with. and purchases are
made on a limited scale for present wants, at about the rates given of
late. Fine vampire of Barley are inane, and sought after ; but the
inferior sorts, which are more abundant, are • dull sale. for o'..her
articles the value remains stationary.
PETERItolt01:01I, March 1.-Our supply of Wheat hare
to-day was larger than fur some weeks past. The condition being much
improved, de re was • ready eats fur all descriptions, and in some
Instances rather higher prices were given. Barley, Is. per quarter
dearer. Oats and Beans, both ready sale, at late rates.
PETWORTII, March 1.-The Wheat trade was firm at our
market to-day, at about former rates. No alteration in other grain.
Choice quanta.* for seed met with more inquiry. Wheat, white, 101.
to 111. per load; rid, 91. toe. to W. 10e. Barley. malting.? 2 is. to
26e. per qr.; grinding, 24. to 225. Oats, 13s. to 175. Pens, 31e.
to 32e. Beans, 30s. to 326.
PRESTON, March 1.-We arc nearly without any supplies
fresh up since last Saturday. The trade m the meantime has remained
steady, without change In prices. In consequence of our neighbour-
ing harmers being engaged In their out-dour operations, we tied •
small supply of Logien Wh, at at our Corn Blame, to-nay, the
•Irmand for which was brisk at the extreme rates of this day sennight.
Irish, nominal. Foreign, steady. Flour, arra:end. Beans rather
more sought after; and English, soluble for teed, We turn higher.
Oats, a clove sale; bat the best samples were not Opapor. We have
cuporiented a lair retail dreamt for choice qualities of Oatmeal; but
other kinds are newlecto-1, and we repeat our List quotations. Bran
frL per puck higher. The following ate the present t roes:-Wheat,
English, per windle of 2201 b., Laiscaohire, white, 1110. to 21s.Cd.,
red, 17a. Od. to 196. 0.1. • lrisiper barbel of nibs., white, Ss. 91d.
• to 6s. 0;d.; red, sup AD; qualities, Se. Bid. to ss. Bled.; middling
to good, 3s. Id. to ss. 61d.; wedge., per bushel of 70 Iba., American
end Canadian, white, Ge. Otd. te to. 9.1.; red, 3.. 1041. to 6s. 2d. ;
Dditzie and Kong-berg high mixed, l. 6.1. to 6#. Mi.; Rostock,
Anclam. and Stettin, red, es. fd. to Go. fal; French, red, ss. 944.
to he. 014. klour, per pack of 2401 be., Englieh, superfine, 294. Gd.
to i 105.64. ; choice household marks, 25e. Cid. to 274.; 5i500141,,0 od.
to 246.9 d.; American, per barrel of 196th., 225. to 240.0 d. Beans, pa
windle of 2101'w.Enol411 sad Irish., Ins. Gd. to Its. Bd. Peas, Irish,
per Ib'lrr.ll7;;,rie.msoe d urealYiegl44.mtroaliit4s.ies, perto bushel
cerunion aLil fair, la. 3d. to 2s. 64. ; provender, old, Es. Bd.
to 21. LI. Oatmeal, per loud of English, 215. dl. to
235. orl. ; Irtott, choice tiumples, 22a. 61. to 235.; good general
qualifier, 225. to 271. 3d.; middling to good, I la. to 216. Pa. Italian
Corn, iper qr. of. 4001 b,., 325. to 33e. Dorian Ono Meal, per pack
of 241i1b5., Englioli manufacture, 17s. to 17e. 6d. Bran, per pack of
2401 W., English and Irish, 12e.

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ltE.voiNo, March I.—Notwithgtanding we have to notice
mother abort supply of \Viva', and an noprorement in cop.
yet neither was witlicient to improve prices, the insrket ruling
much AA List week. Barley was aiAO much less inqu "Any, and grind-
ing quality wan nut so may to purchme. Beans, roae, andliats, were
mum plentiful, without alteration in prices.
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S.trvuom WALDEN, March I.—Whest dull of sale, 3Ss.
to 40A; 'falavera, 455. par yr. Barter, in-Itine, .4s. to 28s. ; grind-
ing, las. to 18a. Deans, 255.; prime, Sur. l'eas, scare; :Is. i prime,
Ste. Oats, cheaper, 14.. to Its.

SIIATTESBERT, March I.—Wo had an average show of
Wheat at our market to-day, bat toe trade ruled dull, mid prism re-
main shill- nary. Moues. last quoted. Battey in short supply, and
the trade some. hat more brisk than of tae, but we da not vary our
quotstiona from last wick. Oata, Bear., ana Peas were mwe In-
quired a.b.r, and prices remain nominally the same. All discriptiorm
of Seed are in taw cl-mand. Wheat, white, 47... to 4IA. Farley, lis.
to Oats 17s. to 20s. Beau.,, ato ... Peas, 265. to 30a.
Malt, Ms. W36s. per qr. Tams, ss. to is. per bushel. flour, 26e. to
tx per seek.
Sunnwanunc, March I.—There was a fair supply of
Wheat, Km ley, and Oahe at this day's market, foel which there was a
good demand, at Idly last weet's prices, and all sold that was of good
quality.
WARMINSTER, March I.—Our market to-day was fully
attended, and the supply of Wheat was also large. The trade was
dull, but no alteration in price worthy of 'note teak place. A .host
supply Id Earley, and there woo an improvement In the demand for
tee primes making qualities, and the prices were again the turn la
favour of the grower. In Oat.. Beane, and Pew more doing, at es-
teem. prism Malt and Flour unaltered in value. Present quota-
tions: Wheat, wide, 43e.; red, 20e. to 41n. Barley, 17s. to 27..,
Oat., I.ls. to 20.. Balt" 20e. to 395. Peas, 245. to .foe. Malt, 32e. to
Me. per qr. Tares. Ss. to 7.. per bushel. thlour, 21s. to 296. per sack.
WINCIIESTER, March I.—We had a fair attendance to-
day, sod the number of sample' of Wheat on show were quite equal
to the requirements of the trade; prices were fully equal to those of
teat week; but business was not very brick. Fine Barley in more
demand, but the supply of this dewription is small, and cousequeutly
worth a lake m+ ire money. o..ts of good quality a better trade. In
Beans and Pen. prices may be quoted the came as last week. Clover
and other seeds in good demand. Wheat, white, 4es. to 42e. ; red,
375. to ISo. Barley, lie. to 217 e. Oats, wake, 19.. to 215.; black,
Itis. la 113.. Beans, 30s. to ate. Peas, 2.4. to 28.. Malt, Ms. to
SCA. pee qr. Flour, 275. to AI. per sack. Tares, 3.1. to Ge. per
bushel.

Wiatzeit, March I.—We still continue to be moderately
supplied with all Linda of grain. Good Wiled rradily makes too
week's prices, whilst the inferior aorta mutely fell dO well. Oats and
li-ana each Od. per qr. dearer. Wheat, old, white, 40e. to 42f.;
crow, Oa. per qr.; rad, .10e. to 41a.; extra, 41s. ; new, white, Ws.
to 40.1.; extra, 45.; red, 210. to 375.; extra, Ws. 0 .ts, old, aid. to
ad. per stow new, W. to aid. bogus old, .275. to 29a. per qr.;
new, 24a. to 2Ga.
WiIIiCESTER, March I.—There was Only a moiltrate
str.ply of Wheat at market today, and good Eagli.b realiadi quits n
much money, but foreign was W. to Is. per qr. lower. Barley rather
dearer. Oat. neglected, but nominally unaltered 'ln waft. Bea=
more inquired tor, and fully as dear. In Peas nothing doing.

YORK, March I.—We had only a small show of grain at
this day's market, and we note the prioe of all descriptions the dame
as last week. When. white, per imp. yr.„ Hie. to 42a.; red, 355. to
37e. Barley, malting. 21e. to rya. ; grinding. 19.. to al.. Mat!, 50s.
to 52*. Oats, per *tune at 141 b., bd. to Std. flour, per sank of getlib.,
ifs. to 30s.

Drottx, Fen. 28.—Our corn marset to-day was again
/recoup*, deprewed, in tact there was scarcely any bueinere trioas-
acted, mod our quotations at loot are In general Little Loom than
nominal. White wheat, Ns. to 235. 6d.: red do., 19s. to 22s ;
barley, 1211.64. to Its.; oats, Si, WI. to It,. ad.; rapeneed, 19s. to
20s. per barrel ; oatmeal, Its. to 10s. 9d.; wooed flour, 12s. to lea.
per cat; Indian corn, 295. to 335. per 4801ba.

Coax, Feb. 28.—We have to report imraeme arrivals of
lento Wheat and Matte, the port-note fur this day and yesterday
showing an importation of Wheat ahee to the extent of over 100000
qrs.,and this indef.* otleutly of very large arrivals (say 30,000 qra.lof In-
dian Corn also during the weak. In consequence of these large impor-
tations the trade is well nigh paralyeed,and the result is that scarcely •
transaction has taken place in Wheat during the week. The aupply
of boon grain ima become very trifling, the receipts fur the son k
being old, :—Wheut, lit brie.; Barley, 471; Oats, 3,22. The price
of Wheat is nominal. That of Burly and note, which are now been-
log to be inquired for fur aced purposes, Ia pret.y well maintained. No
sales are being made in Wheat. We quote the value of Poliah Weep at
20s. to 20e 6d. the bore!, but this price la altogether 11011Mili. Ice
Barley we have little doing. No change boa tale n place in Oats, in
which It le impaesible to t ffect gales. The trade in flour continues
very dull, and the business passing in the article is of the awn° retail
character lately noticed. Indian Corn facets • very quiet, retail sale,
at prime voyteg Irons 71. to lf. 7s. lA. per ton; the latter beteg the
extreme vales of prima Liala;l.

WAT6I1P0111), March 1.-Our arrivals of foreign grain
since this day seanight are only moderate, and deliveries tram far-
mer. haired in the extreme. The supply, however, proves more
than adequate to the prevent wants of the trade, the demand for
nearly every article being of the merest retail character. Wheat:
The few parcels which changed hands have realise! about former
rates for beat samples; but inferior sorts could only be disposed of by
submitting tolower prices. Barley nominally so last quoted. Oats
have met more inquiry during the past day or two, at toll price;
and fur choice tots of black an airwave of Id. per bane; has been ob-
tained. Indian Corn has sold slowly, without change In value. Flour
of the best quality la offered at a decline of Is. per each, without Gild-
ing purchasers; coarse kinds in good request. Uniirted :Whext,whlte,
per 20 done, 21s. Sd. to 21a 9d. ; red mill, '2os. 6d. to 21s. ; shipping,
18a. 9d. to Ifs Barley, malting, per 10 ay lia. to 12e. 6d. ; grinding,
Ile. to Ile. rd. Oats, white, per 14 at., f1a.9.1. to 9s. 6d.; black,Bs. 6d.
to Bs. SI. Dried and foreign: Wheat, Irish mill, per 20 atone,
225. to !SAW.; 'hipping, 20s. Sd. toils.; Polish °deem, 20r. to 225.;
French, white, 23..6d. to 23a. 9d. ; red, 225. bd. to 226.9 d. Barley,
grinding, per 18 atone, 12s. to 134. Oats, white, per stone,
tis. 6d. to 10a. Od.; black, 9s. 3d. to 9s. 6d. Flour superiiiie, per sack,
Gd. tot 29e. fid.; seconds, 2.55. to Ms.; thirds:2oi. to 2 10.• fourths,
Ifs. to lee. Indian Corn, per 20 at., Danube, 18s. Od. to 'll9s. Od.;
American, yellow and led, 18s. Od. to 18e. 6d.; French white
and red, 180.0 d. to lat. 6d.; damaged, for cattle, 13s. to 13.. Indian
Corn Meal, per cwt., 7s. ad. to Ts. 9d. Oatmeal. 95.1 e 9s. Gd. Bran,
Sr. 9d. to Is. Imposts Mils week: Wheat, 2,833 gra.•' Indian Corn,
1,383,; flour, 60 sacks. Exports this week: Oats 2,300 turrets;
Flour, 1,047 sacks; Oatmeal, 175 carts.

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KIRKCALDY, March I —We have had a week of fine dry
weataer, with a little frost during nights ; winds prevailing from N
with a high barometer. At our coantry markets Ibisweek we had
very little grain *1 any kind t.ffering, latterly hardly • sample. Uwe
to.day we had moderate mobile* at Wheat and Oats, but very small
of Barley ; sales were quicker than of late, at priers in f..vour of sellers.
Wheat, SO. to 42e. :per qr. Barley, I vs. 6d. to 24a. 6d. Oats,
lbs. 6d. to 20a. Oatmeal, per bag of 2aolba., 26a. to :7.1.