The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-06 00:00:00

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CORN.—CMINCIUITIIR, March 4.—Wo have no alters
Uo to note in the prce of grain lAMB last week. The supply of
Wheat continues short, but buyets show no disposition to al% e more
money, awl the trade Ls quiet.

lIALIUMORTH, Msrch s.—At market to-day we had OUT
Wheats to better trim than of late, with a very hraey trade, at a de-
cline ,d fully Is. per qr. on all dencriptions. In spring corn nothing
done. %%stunt, white, 3:w. to Pie. per qr.; red, 31s. to

Hutt, March 5.-Arrivalla of all article. continua mode•
rate. The trade has been quiet during the week, without deeiine
being quotable. For to-day', market our farmers brought Kr ward a
filar supply of Wheat; quality and condition good; price much the
came as last week, if anything, the turn lower. No alteration in
foreign, bat sales not extensive. Malting Barley very dielsak, and
the demand (or grinding sorts very hmitcd, though offering low.
Beans Is. lower. Nothing doing in Peas. More inquiry for Oats at
our currency, but the stock held is insignificant. The import of Rape-
seed ie far the interior, and noes not come on the market. Rape
Cskes are firm. Not much business parsing in Linseed. and Cakes
are unaltered. Bones are inactive ; but there is a good demand far
Guano, which may be quoted : Peruvian, 91. ; lehaboe, HI. 10a; Pata-
gonian, 71. ; and Saldanha Bay, 51..11.m. per ton. Present prices:
Wheat, English, red. per qr., 365. to 300.; white, 3m. to 400.;
Dantsie and Konigsberg, 42n. to 465.; Pomeranian and Homburg.
36.1.. to 405.; Danish, Holstein, and FrieeLoid, 3:g. to 365.; Russian,
and Gides-a, 325. to 360. Oats, English, Ins. to IS.. ,• Uaa4h, los. to
125.; Friesland, 11e. to 140.; Rumisn and Odessa. 12s. to 1 Is. Bar-
ley. malting, 210. to 23e.; grinding, 18s. to:2oa. Beans, 240. to 265;
foreign, 255. to 275. Peas, white, yellow, and blue, 2-M. to 10s.; grey and
black, 225. to 265. Linseed, Rink Sea, 455. to 465.; Petersburg, 36a.
to 455.; Riga and Archangel, 3Ss. to 12s. ; Konigsberg, 365. to v..
Linseed Cakes, !lull, 61. 12s. 6d. ,• fine foreign, W. ; inferior, U.
Rapeseed, 301. Baps Cakes, 112 s. Gd. 87s. CAL 'Farm, Englieh,
foreign, 20s. to 353. Guano, 61. to 95. 10s. Bones, 00s. Rye Meal,
61. Imports from Feb. 23 to Manh I: Wheat, 1,067 qrs.; Barley,
lot; Beal2P, ; re" 64:0 ; Tares 561; Linseed, 3,110; Itapmetd,
516; Oil Cakes, 120 tons; Bones, 70.

Irewccii, March 5.—A1l descriptions of corn to-day in
limited supply. The weather continuing very fine, the farmers are
°molded in bell work. No alteration can be noted in the prim of

LEEDS, March 5. —We have a comiderable arrivals
of wheat to-day, the trade continues in the Mine depressed
state as noticed last week, milers being unwi.ling to accede to the
prices offered, the little bovines done is at Friday's rates. Barley as
before. In Oats and Beans so alteration. Arrivals this week:
Wheat, 10,307 ; Oats, 1,709; Barley, 2,W ; Beans, 1,301; Peas, 133;
Rammed, 1,399; Linseed, 23.
LEIGHTON BUZZARD, March s.—At market OA. day there
was but a mcierate supply of %Vheat offering; notwithstanding. to
effect sales a reduction of Is. per had had to be auhroitted to. Barley
Arm, at late prim*, there being some little demand for seed. Beans,
Peas, Ice, at unaltered rates. Wheat, per load of 6 bushels, 22..
to Up. Id. Barley, per Imperial qr., 21s. to 23a. Beans, old, 19s. to
21s. ; new, 14s. to 176. Peas, 17s. to Me. per 6 Ms.

Litwin, March s.—Tha basinfuls transacted at this mar.
ket today WAR very trifling. Wheat met a dull sale, and the prices of
last Tuesday were timely supported. Choice samples of malting Barley
maintain late labs, but Inferior sore move od slowly. Oata, beans,
and Pciu continue in the a.me dull state, but we do not alter our quo-
tations. Wheat, white, IQ/. Ins. to 111. • red. W. to W. Ph.
Barley, Us. to 275. W; 16s. to 171. Beans, 2.10. to 275. Peas,
22.. to 275.

LteiRPOOL, Mellen 6.-The principal import this week
Is of flour, of which we have received 19,039 sacks 'from France,
14,500 barrels from the United States, and 5,333 racks from Ireland
and coootwise. The aril,' of Indian corn is sin liege, being up.
ward. of 21;00 quarters, against an export of 3,71,1 quarter*. Ibe
• nifp;.llo, of other Articles of the groin tro6e are not of much
Important e, except in no far as they more than equal the very .initted
demand we have experienced, and prices generally hare been marked
at a email decline. There was a better attendance of town and
,ountry millers at this morning's market than we hare known for
some time, but still the bunions was on a moderate scale, and at a de-
cline on the rates of this day re'onight of 2d. to ad. per bushel on
wheat ; It per sack, and 6d. per barrel on flour; Is. per quarter un
barley; 151. per quarter each on beans and peas • and un Indian Corn
If. per quarter on white, and 6.1. on yellow. date and oatmeal were
without ebonite in value. Frencit Fame was not premed f r sale, as
buyers expected, and the recent emirate are mostly ordered into store.
It is whittle we are now at a range of priceo to command an im-
peeved demand. The following are the prices: -Wheat, British,
per7olb.„ English, red, old, as. 3.1. to 6e. 04.; new, Se. ML to ss. bd.;
white, old, Ge. Oil. to ea. 6,1 new, 3s. ad. to 6s. Od.; Irish.
red, old, 4.. dud. to Se. 2d.; new, is. lid. to As. &I.; white, old, Sr. 0,1
to 306 ..;new, Ss 4d. to 66.5 d. Ilsrley, per qr., English, 23e. to _3s.;
Loevelier, It.. to 27e.; Scotch and Iran, per bulbs., 26.7 d. to 2.. Bad.
Matt, per qr., English, pile, 49e. to 55t. ; Irish, 39e. to 455. Oats, per
43. b., Englsh and Scotch, old, 2s. bd. to le. I0d.; Welsh, old, 1..44.
to 2s. 5.1.; Irish, line reel% aid, So. Sd. to 2e. 6.1.• new, 2s. 3d. to
20. ad.; general, old, 2.. 3.1. to 2.. Sd. • new, 2s.' Id. to 2s. 20.;
Beam per qr.,English, old, 26.. tons.; Scotch and Irish, per
old, 35.. to abed new, 250. to 26.. Peas, per qr., English, white, 29e. to
S is.; Irish, giev, 21s. 341 e. Flour, per .bulbs., Englien and rish =e.
minds, 245. to 25e. ; tine, Da. to 275.; eupertine, Vs. ed. to .90. ad.;
extra, 30e. Od. to 330. Od. Oatmeal, per toed of 2461 be.,
Irish, 1649, 20s. Od. to 200. bd. • old, Itle. Od. to 20s. ed.;
essidian, old, 19.. to 211 e. Oce. Pron. per 24105., loct. to
le Foreign : Wheat, Canadian, per 701 b., red, Ss. Id. to Se. 7d.;
white, Go. lid. toes. 2d.; United States, red, Se. Id. to 6e. Od.; white
6.. 2.1 tura. Gil.; Dentate, mined and red, rio. 9.1. to be. Od.; high-
mixed, 6e.od. to 7.. ; tower Baltic Mel Limburg, red, Ss. led. to 65.4,1 ;
white, 60. MI. to M. 6.1.; Riga and Petersburg, red, Is. 10d. to Ss. 2d. ;
Archangel, 4.. 6d. to 4e. 9d.; (Meerut, commun. red, 4..
4a. In
Potion, 50.0 d. to Ss. 3d.; French, Spanish, and Italian. red, U. 4d. to
511.7 d.; white, Ss. 9di to 60. Od.; Bonnat and Martanopoli, red, 3e..11.
to Se. MI.; Egyptian, 3e. N. to 4.. Od. • Mediterranean., he., ham'
la. 0.1. to 40. td. Rye, per qr., Baltic, .Ike., 20e. to 21e. Barley, per
6016., grinding, 2s. Bd. to 2.. ltd. Oats, per 4110., 2e. 44. to 2*.
Russian, 2s. 24. to 2s. ad. Ileano, per qr., European, 27.. to 315.;
Egyptian, per 430th., 21..0d. to 225. Od. Peas, per qr., Baltic, Re.,
white, 26e. to 250.•. Canadian, 23*. to 26.. Flour, per *1 19619.;
Canudien, sweet, 2'0+.64. to 21s. 64. • V. 9. Western Canal, sweet, 21..
to 22e. Od. ; Ohio, 2.... Od. to 235. 6d. ; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
sweet, 22.. to 220. ed.
; Canadian, sour 18a. to 20.. ed.; French, weer-
fine, per lack of 2nolbs, 310. to 235. Indian Comm, per 4301 b., Ame-
rican white, 275. lid. to 25*. ed.; yellow, 21a od. to 17..01 • Euro.
pean, yellow, 270. Od. to 275.6 d. Indian orm Meal, per 1961b.;120. 61
13s. ed.- Arrivals from the 26th Feb. to the 4th of March, inclueiee,
into Liverpool and Runcorn : -Wheat, 3,657 qr..; Barley. 2,933 ;
Malt, 1,131 ; Onto, 2.393 ; Hoene, 4,563; Indian Corn, 11,503 ; Oat-
meal, 7,736 tucks • Flour, 21,374 sacks end 14,53.1 la.orels.-Esports
to Ireland: Wheat,'
213; Rye, 190; Beane, 45; Indian Coen. 3,723
qrs.; Indian Cxn Mete, 445; 142 tacks and 911 Menlo.
LYNN, March 5.-The weather is now highly favourable
for spring sowing, and our farmers generally are much occupied In
the Sado Our supplies today hare been small, and yet with diffi-
culty last week's prime are maintained. The following are the present
pigeo : -Wheat, white, 621bs. to 6314.. per bushel, 395. •0 41e.;
red, Ka. to S7s. Barley, kid, 34105. to 3311 w., 230. to 24*. •
extra 23..; common, Sulba., 20e. to 21.. Oato, 39115. to 4,11 be., 15;.
to IC.. Beane, 6511 n. to Cffillas, 24.. to 260. Grey Pear, 260. to 27e
Flour, fine, 3411. per sack of 20 atone.
NEWeasTLat, March 5,-After a week of extraordinary
mild weather the temperature hoo become much tower, basin: expe-
rienced a severe from yesterday, which has been followed to-illy with
rain and a cold north wind. At our market thto n room eh si
liberal show of Wheat from the growero, and having reverol troth
arrivals from the cost in addition to about 1,000 qrs. received per
Winner, the trade opened heavily, but by submitting to a reduction
of le ler qr. upon South Country qualities, a fair boomer.. was
eventually done. In foreign few transactions occurred, hiders being
unwilling to meet the view, of our buyers. In Flour mo few tr.Unein-
tans occurred that our quotations mac be called nominally the same.
Rye without change. Malting mid grinding Maley in slow rk quest,
bUt not cheaper, the Fume remarks Icing applicable to Malt. Bean*
and Peas nut much inquired fur. Matt in more dimwit', and peters
are pointing upward*.
PLTIAOCTII, March 5.-The Wheat trade continues dull ;
supplies from torment arc entail, but several arrivals from France are
railing on low terms, :old at Bits morniug's market the millers at-
tempted to buy at lower came that. bat week, hicb preirentrd
news. The weather lias booms. dry, with a .were Duet, and Cornier,
are bloy preparing the ground fur miring tillage. Much Wheat has
been sown sinm the new year eonimeneed, and it is hardly above
ground; the autumn-sown generally looks healthy. White Wheat,
40a. to 41s. per 406th..; red, Us. to Ms.
BattBnytiv, March 5.-Our market to-day was vary fully
attended, and the supply of grain war large. The trade in Wheat
wao hem, and last week's prices acre well inipportivl, and mile few
choice kainpler iu en client condition male 425. per qr. An extrusive
business was doing in the he.t samples of Barley for need purpose.,
but we cannot note any improvement in lour; grinding qualities
were in hole request. A nor trade doing in itsts and peke* Unen.
tied; and the .emu remark...ire applicable to MIMI., reds, aunt Tans.
Wheat, white, Silo. to 41.'. gist Idarley, 2is.; middling, 220. to 215.;
inferior, IS.. to 10a (Ws, black, 13s. to 241.. ; white, 220. to It,,
Remo, 365. to IM. rem, 26e. to 360.; teat white. 39x.. 111,11 t, 50.. to
3so. Tarts, 24e. to :4io. per qr. Flour, 7.75. to 295. per stick.

CATTLE, &c.—ltortianitam, March 4.—We had a
Aptroolid chow of beams, mn•lWhng lOU trolll the north, to thio
market, the notably of wkkh w. wry good intirett. Tho oupply of
Sheep inefe .11101 WOW on offer to-day mere of better guahl• (LW
WC hove lull fur many weeks put. We hal lama• attendance
of burro, more particularly for Sheep, which were all sold up at
fully last week's prim. Beet without &coition. Beef, Se. &l. to
Ss. Utl.; prime MIII.III Iteaers. Co. tom 0. &I. per ewer. Mutton, largo
Ewes, SI& to bid. per lb.; ',nano email Woken% wl. per lb.

SALlnnt,liT„ March &—A large supply of Beasts to-day,
and the quality woo generally inferior. The iittembince of buy's.
was tolerably good, but the trade ruts& exeeedingly heavy. and pt WO%
had a downward tendency. At the elope of the market many of the
inferior aninuds were driven away missed. tla Beef, M. to M. per
score; row and heifer ditto, ra. lid. to tn. rd. Of Sheep the supply
was 1.111411, and barely sufficient for thin demand, unit all descriptions of
Mutton brought the full terms of this day ne'imiglit, namely tpl. to
to SW. per lb. Mem were is good supply, and all sail, realising 3it
to lit per lb. CARO with Calle by their side were melting from
to lei. etch. In Pigs we min note no attend ttttt our last, and
abaut the usual amount of bumitusai was transacted. llacon
ik 3ds to Se. 614 pa soon ; pork" Oa W. to W. Al.