The Express. — London, England, 1849-07-02 00:00:00

Hem litters advise a very brisk market for cotton I on Wednesday, on which (ley 3,456 bales were sold at ' improving Kees. Hayti sugar had attracted buyers at 40 to 42 1., and during the week 27 000 kilograms of whalebone have chansed hands at from2loto22ol. per 50 kilosrams. Tale operations in the colonial market during the week have not been on a large scale. Coffee has attracted most attention, and for native Ceylon an advance of Is. was obtained. Of this description 6,000 begs were disposed of by public sale and 10,000 bags by private contract; plantation being too high for shlopers, has not been much noticed, and the public sale was fl e. Sugar has maintained last week's prices, though the home trade are holding off until the sth July, when the reduction in the duties of foreign sugar will take place. The transactions in this latter description consist of three cargoes afloat; two from Bahia sold at 20s. 3d., and one from Pernambuco at 19s. 3d. and 19s. 6d , being barely former rates. Rice is flat, end does not maintain the advance noticed last week. 'Saltpetre is dull, and the business done Las been very trifling. The indigo salts commence on the 1011 July, when upwards of 13,000 chests will be brought forward; meantime, busiuiss in it appears to be deferred. In tea there is no alteration, though higher prices are generally asked. The second series of public wales of colonial wool will commence on the 3rd July,and continue until the 3rd August, during which time about 40,000 bales will be offered. Tile Liverpool cotton market has been very ani mated during the week, and the total vales up to lest al ht amoint to 74,190 bales at an ideates of k to on Fe lakes prices, of which 16,400 American,and 3,070 Burets were taken on speculation, and for export 3,450 American and 210 of other descriptions. Th. total import of Cotton for the month was 195,878 bales, of which 159,281 were American ; and the total import from Sat January was 1,230,767 bales, of which 1,065,990 were American. The &verso weekly deliveries for home consumption, was in 1817 , 19,710 bales ; in 1848, 26,830 b :Its ; and for this year, up to the present time, 30,720 bales ; showing an increase of more than 50 per cent. in the consump tion in less than 2 years. The following calculations show the tato per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (*) is placed, it is to be under stood that the share rate of divic:end is less the income-tee : Three pr Cent. Oansole—average prise 011 yield per coat.= 3 Three per Cent. Reduced Three.unde-Quarter per Cents. . Ile li mil stoat (die. 9 per east) A:chequer &IR (int M. pre day) 445. p. . IP leneeenire end Yorkshire Railway • (dividend per suet) ... 71 Orem Weeterne (dlv. a IL) B3 lonian and South Weenies* (die. Id.) 86 Loudon and Rriehtos•(div.4 11.1 M.)... 373 Landon and North Wooten. (dit.7 id.) 113 Illidisnde (dm 5 id.) Trek and North, Midland* (mt.. IL) II Tort. Nevoid* sadher visk•• Oft. 6 Id.) .6 6 6 9 ✓ 7 4 69 et 6 16 161 le 6 2 6 ✓ 6 6 04 *a 7 4 11 ✓ II 13 42 • 7 II Iy EXCHANGES AND STOCKS AMA* Palm Jun 30.—%.w teen, —: Three per tam*, 113 3* ; Are me 117 07; Your ps (lents , ——; Your-and-s4NW, 91 12; ItArkinPhi., 1 9 e; 911 ; Do. 1642. 911 ; Lb. Your-and-e, RAI; ei • Po. fie, ; NAplce ;tattle, —; Romer Limn, 76; !AM Mures ; ;300, Kuban* on Laotian, 91 der 2 024 6 *I; dem, to 17#. Jon2.9.—Taree per Oesta, !Si paper. Tires, IN Mel. Oespone, 31. Bank of St. lerdinend, 80 piper. &Aug, on Lon don, 0 SO. alrft•KLl., Ices N. Belgian Loan, 1840, ditto, 1947, 91, 91; ditto, 1914, $9l; ditto, 1944. MI; ditto, 191 G, 76; ditto. 18]8,10; ditto, of the City, 1943, 90 ; Mak el &Irmo, GIL Embalms ea Leedom, 33.44. Jinni SO.—Aetna' Debt, Tenrend-s•Ilalf per Coats., MMt ; dltto. Three pw Orets., S l l 599; ditto, Four per Cente., 176 779; Assort Ilyed,Teree.end.3-11elf. 791,79; ; List lndis Loin, lour per Cent., 76 34.87 1 769; Emhanse 0n 31.7 London, 12.43; two months, 11.97. Ilmiburg, ; two months, 3. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx, The English funds continue to ar;nliesi some de gree of firmness. and have only varied within the last hoar from the first quotation of the morning. Can to!' were 8 st dlne at 911 and 92, and are now qoniel 911 to 1, with little businese doing. The Three per Cents. Rtelueel were done at 911 and ; ; and the These•lnd-a-Quarter per Cents. at 921 and 1. Exchericer Bills have maintained the pried 5, 435. and 46). pr. cilium. • The foreign securities continue firm. Russian and Mexican have hi en dose at higt.er rate', as may be seen by the following transactions of the ruorn:ng:— Dn'eh Two-and-a -nag per Cent., ex dividd nd, at 501 ; ditto Fimr per Cent. Certiiimtes, at 7s. New Gre nada B..cdv, 16. Mexican at 281 and 1. Portuguese Converted at 29 and 291. Russian at 1031 and 4. Spanish Five per Cents. at 171, 1, and 17; ditto Passive at 31. The French Renter have cone a trifle loser from Paris this morning: The Three per Cents. closed at 53.20, end the 1. ice per Cents. at 87.15, showing a fall only in the Thrce per Cents of 24 cents. flat Week. I4t Ct. Ital. Amts., MI I 3 per Ct. Coo. Aoo YOWSICE II per CL Anotrista Smola. s 4 144I 44 r t. C 11444 L 144444.— wrd tOf per Ct. 14.1411450 1i4e.,11 a Intro New. 74 Al {MCI. HUM". y 424 Ditto I Put Wr 9s 4 DIU" rolurah. 14/.1144L. CAtin,t444l *We lido, 32 g wr tt. Ilan wb 114%. T :I per I 'L. Out& Wl4. W 4 yo. Ct. Wadi Cert.." 77 S VIM PS. s r Ow for Ace, PH 3 per Ctn. frii § E sciences, BUN 43.. to M.. IU:411. pee Ct. Oreoals 11.1...156 1.31 Orelede Deterred 81... 3 6 pee OEMs, 1.016. 4 par 04 Pr 4.161 a WI.. 60 2 Pongee...C.4e. 26. 0.1 per Ct. Kira. 161..101 4 Ditto Apanlea 1414..17 6 3 pee Ct. Spanlah . 331 n SIGMA lkfoivi We. 3 psi 014 Venezuela n 6 VINISIWAS lederre.l 46 34 PRODUCE. a Moa DOT, 2 30 ~w. The pahlie &Js of Solar deaterul for to marrow e= sour, say 360 bass and 150 r.ePtser will there be any of t wie amid Friday, lawn the new duties wi.l came into operates ; (sly 400 bap of ('gl en are advertises] fur sale. There has seam* been say spwatlas by rivals eistract tads In the eolnahal prodooe mar. het aid all arnica meet be eusearlered the same an at the close eltha market on Friday het. iikVANA, June 4.—Sines our report of the 21:: ula, tht has been no material change la eager prices. An arise demand hat been maintained for Europe, and p:anter, have been firm in their pre. tension. We place our quotations as follnws :—Whives 10 to Ils male. wry choke 12 ; yellows, choke and superior, 7 to I; browns and yellows, N 1 to 61; enemata's. 4 4 to 3 ria. Atuacorados are 41 to atematiag t t quality. Colke may be quoted as before. at 41 dui. toe dais. YrchMts are deproied. Curers hare been made of Amortise ressainfteCwat , and a market, at 21.35. t)21.75.i.1., and V. ten, weenthot to their sire and character; and 21. 13s. and 21.17 r. ed. fee M. retereawdb. For pricing:it wenn IE. See and 30. Is. ed. for sonar, sad at. fir mulas,es, h,ta been paid. Recharge as Landes, le per teat. premium. TALLOW.—The market continues wi , bout alteratiin. Marburg Y.C. rn es .vot 380. to At. id.; OctoLter to Dcambet ma.; sepeate moan's' delivery. No. bd. PAITICUAES oriALLow. Me. I 16414. Week the 44 Delivery Let week Do. Item I.t June Arrival lam seek Do. tea let Jim 11,412 7,11 g Ut 1,4 In VP 6,12 i us 7;n _. . . 6.318 .. . . 21,113 1 17233 r 4,703 1,031 I 2,417 404. 63. 39a. 64. PAN T. C. tido day pa wL.. I Mo. 1.6 d. !lid 6d: to Do. Town lait ..... No. Od. I 466. Gd. CLOTH.—Litspe. Jou, 30.—There was little variation is the public market to-4.y, and a fair riveter amount of busters WS done In the cloth halls. In the warehouwe • large business has been done during the month of June, but the demand as somewhat &wonted during the preen week. There to, however, a growing Srugblence manifest both =nogg manteacturers and merchants, and considerably mute bawls arc in regular employment than for same time pet. COALS.—Jrir 2.—Ships in market. 119.—Buddies West Hartley, Us.; ewes Hartley, Its. Gd.; Mrs n 11e. 3d. ; Wsns End ktelalds, 13s. EL • Walk End lirsdrlyll's Hatt, 16a. ; Walls End Iletton, 16s. Id.; Walls End Wanton. Ills. 3d.; Will. End Mewart, IG.. '3d.; Will. Led Sees. IE4. Gd. HOPS.—ltoitoron ratttAllll.ll and Smith report that the mows hews Ur ;dilatations, with very (so objection` are again worm Mid Moot. which has hitherto been MOTe favoured, is now reported to have a 'meat largesse of both dy and bee, avid Wm fair to go Into a .every blight. Market Arm. Duty, BOOM/. CATTLE. eIte.—SMITIIIiELD, JLLT 2. —The Dumber of lk ales has considerably increased, and, the weather beteg warm, trade Is exceedingly dulL The choicest kiMe scarcely make so mochas on Monday laid, and middling ones are with difEcolty Out rid of at rather lower rates. The supply of Sheep Is shorter ; trade is more cheerful, and In some Instances a httle more money is obtained. The quality of Lambs is very intense; trade on the whole is worse; 3s. 6d. is an extreme quotation. Calve' are still plentiful; they are ms dearer. Front Germany and Holland there are 307 Worts, 2,361 Sheep and 137 Calves; from Leicester and North. amptonsbire, 1,700 Berta ; and SA trots *oil .4.1. e.r also. Mb.. C. a. 4. l'sr mute .t 404. a .1. 4. Ems emu Ile:deeds 3 0 316 :.3 4 0 P 4.4 3 4 3 3 Hers Law-, ..... 0 0 0 Dsond ;pruner Lame 3 3 3 3. be. 111 3 10 I ' 144..0044 0000 0 0 0 Jai; Dm. 4 114 , 14.i.i. 0 0 0 0 I l&n,I. 4 6 4 _BOA. m carts(. 3.34 a ; amp sad 14:41.4.2755. Mans. 3 19 ; MP, Mg. BREAD.—Jums 30.—The pips of wheaten broad is th," astragratie an item It b 7id. ; of household ditto. dd. to rid. per dlla pouZ.TßY.—Nswoara t &ND LIADIIIIICOLL, Jura 30. Turin vault' , 54 14 . (MOW. Os. Id. to Oa.; 2 s. as.; esOss. S'" o 70 4 4.1.18.1. SI. to 414 3 .• t a u Id.. ph" is. GS. to Mt. orb. Wind bob MOW. Is. to 9- ; tmdz.s9-6 ditt o . IL 60 iIL Pat dirt, of. 416 6,14 to u. u. ; hooch 4110. So. It& .M ;s dm% es. id. to is. per IN. nag _Binnolik‘TS, itrigi Bo . - -Tvabols, 31. 6d. to 70. ar ay .lw I . I L . so d i n k so la ; 41. told. witoketol, 44; kw 44. ; b e a ss i m ato IL; MOM w Oa wOO% IL to b. sea; oitra lod. to la MI.: M. Ir L ; ortik Y. b W. FR lb.; Web OIL to U. pre mk 's is. IL le par iss. i bblle WY. IL pw COTTON.—LtvEnrooL, Junz 30 —The market war ann to-day, and the sake were about 6,000 take, Inelud.ng 1,000 taken for 'sports. Ykf %NCH WIER. Juni 30.—There was a strong and healthy market to-day, end the advance were mote freely sw eated than they bare been during the knew part 'dew week. there was a r al de mand Sr all closers of Collie sleep' bossy domestics, and, though trade was not equally IMAM yarns, there was a ocacklessble hackneys. Deere wa. en advanced Old. pr ekes conceded en Stadapollsaas. and ts-nart salable, yenned at laid., or at an , dman of IL per piece. Manefsetarrers condone worldly very largely engaged in working to order, and sway of the mennets lave emmideraile eon keen in hand. CORN.-4EARIL-ka3gE, JULY 2.-Thera was a my short supply of English Wheat at market this morning by land-carriaga samples Rosa the near counties, and nothing fresh up coastwise. Selected patois realism! prices rather above those of this day witinigh*, but muililleit were not dearer. Fine samples of both white sad rod t Wheat fully inslutalard previous quotations. °sir* to their onnparatlve air enema but Polish Odessa, of which Or deals are tarp, were rather easier to purchase. There woo not much basiums waft in Flour, but Its value underwent no change re quiring notice. Really Eine lions Corn, which is MM., was saleable at a slight Improvement. but no advance could be establialud upon other descriptions. English Bras, bring extremely warm brought full pries; but Egyptaau, of which romp s during the wed; have been large, were 641. to Is. dower. MS unaltered In value. BRITISH. Shallop per Qr. Winer, Loss and Kent, red - to 43 te 48 -white.- 43 to 30 u, 34 Norfolk and nuNAIL -to4l to 47... do 43 to 46 to 62 Talsvera (Loma or nuffolk Camb. lit Lin., red.... 43 to 43 to 46...0bitt.... 45 Lb 47 co 30 RM. B A ILLIT, reeding. 2l to 24...diatiLlum to - 23 to 25 .., - SO to 32 OAT% Inie tl leed. 16 to II us 19s Od...blask- .... - Potently ... IS to 19 to 20• Od...potuto. 2$ to 24, ed Berwick It Scotch fad 19 to Ila Od...potalo 2l to 22s Od Irish big . . ..... .......... 13 to Ile Od.. 44aet III to 174 0 Ditto potato to r ..... ..-....--.......-.... - 54 to Si . los. rale.-- 30 to 43 Pito, grey lB to 28• Od.. maple 27 le 30 Blue 23 to 40.-inmenal 40 to 13 whits 26 co Mk boners.. 81/1....., Mangan.. 24 to 28 AL* 24 to 20...01d - to - Harrow 30 to 32 _mall 32 to 34...01d - to - Uweir.n Conan per :hovered. ... Lie los. us £ll 04 o- smolt al .11•11 Ma .toct, Town -made, dtlitered 42 to 44 ..fate boo;iboid bf to 27 Nurfoik sad bueolk. U W 43... whits 7.G to 22 FOllklo2l. - Recur, Dentsla and llogugalairig... 4Fto -- SO_llne Pomeranian, ilostoth, and Stettin, 45 to 50 French and Brawn to Dunn and !lambus( -..- ... 40 44 to 441 amiss ... in - g - Iliiitt;i4 — to Donk sad Odors— — ... =bard .. ...... Oars. Baum —. l4 to 16 renassinton sad Stralsund ...... - --.- 4 IS to II sat Lanni it Oman ionlind and Dula SW —.- . -.— 12 15 to IS litrifreW= tolo tip •- to Pl " B. 9nne .... ~........... nses4 . Soars . ....... ~. 26 I. n raw, Now Spriag .."- perinsii. --...issw whiter - 44 --out - to - Ors «........« .... taIIST L Ve5dita...........--..... 111 :0 to 13...6104111mg 23 m 24 lei :AM. COLN - to - Wismar, Betio 2;1 ' 1 " lhowlso .. - o 31 to 26 Stediterrawris owl Odom.-.- .. .... - to 116 to $3 UrZst SD .. —ID ... ha si Ict , d ll4 to 36 %minim Cam. hes of duo, pre t 00......-.... 3 hi. to ft 3 ots. Lirawni Gan& DO* sad Ceetwww... ...... ...... & 6 Os. to I 6 10. WM Freweb sort Armes &............ &11 lea-to At 7 M . Puna. Affirdirs, pis biwrol of 196:14. . -. Uto 24 Molds owl Usatiorg. ............. .. ....... ..... „.. .. - to - Combo Omsk per wok of 2.101 Le.. fres &I to 46 . _ ARRIVALS MO LONDON FROM 2Stb lIIIIR TO Nth lIINL Qrs. i English. Scotch. Irish. Nrebra. Wbost 1373 6 8779:67 SI: I 22771 I Oats Nour. SAT seeks; 1,716 barn*. Malt, 6,611 cp. _ _ _ _ __ • • . _ Atrooriu, Juno 30 .- T he supply of Wheat to-day was near Amt. sad the market wag thinly attended. There was an ins. frydemised for the bettermoat qualities, at an advvnoe id Iner ter2s. per qr. Other descriptions were dull of sale at last week's quotations. Barley was moderately supplied, for which there was a better inquiry, but no improvement In petee could be established. The inquiry for Outs was extrerney limited, but the prices of this day week were well supported. HMI and 144511.0.14112 stationary . , who but little (lobar. Plunk land 3[a:t RCA, head With irninesa; an y a fair Mainers was transact; d. Wheat, 81. ss. to 121. PK per load. Barley, 23a. to 26.. 6d. Oats, 19a. to 21s. Beans, 38s. to als. Peas, 40.. to 465. Malt, 56.. to 620. per qr. Flour, 365. to 375. per each. Alft.•Blluntr, June 30.-Wheat in good supply, and brisk sale, at an advance of about les. per load ; a cleanings was readily effected. Wheat, 111. to 132.5 e,. per load. Barley, 245. to 27a. per qr. Beans, 31s. to 3.15. Peas Sta. to 38a. Oats, 17k to 211. Bata, June 30.-Our market is fr..m Is. to 21. higher for Wheat than this day weak ; but other deseripttoss of gran are with out alteration. WhW, 40e. to 48s. Barley, grinding, 21a. to kiss. Oats, 201...0 24e. Beam, 38s. to 425. Peso, 366. to 401. BEDFORD. JUDO 30.-There was a very limited supply of What offered for as* acrd a short supply of Oats, Beans, end Peas. linweety any English Barley, but a good supply of furvigo. The mks of English Wheat was hilly ls. higher than the previous market. The trade for other descriptions of Corn was the same as the previous week. Wheat made from 29a. to 325. fsl. BOOM, 2os. to 21s. 64. Prue, 21.. to 23a. per load of 5 bushels. Barley, foreign, 235. to 254. ler qr. Oats, Itis. to 265. thittwtcs, June 30.-At our market to-day we had more grain (Awing, and prim were 2s. to 9s. per qr. higher than thie day rennight foe bat Wheats. Oats and Barley same as last week. BOSTON, hale 30 -We had very little grain offering In our market toAta . The few a.mples of Wheat sold were at about the rates of W y. No change in the value of sprit* corn. wheat, red, 461. to 505.; white, 521. Oats, 14s. to 20s. Brans, SUL to 335. - - - •••••• C211)111001, Juno 20.-The advance in the price of Wheat last week was fully maintained today, with an improved feeling. Wheat, red, 49e. to 10..; white, 325. Barley, 24e. to Its. Bean., 30e. to 32a. Oats, 16a. to Ws:. CsarattenitY, Jwe 30.-Oar market was trlerably well ' supplied, but prices about the mine. Wheat, white, 46.. to 335. ; brown, 3.M. to Its. Barley, 22e. to 235. Oat+, las. to 21s, 134'3413, 26.. to 30.. Cattl.lsLZ, Juno 30.-There was an avenge supply of Wheat at our market this morning, In which an advance of Gt. per bushel over bat write. rates was obtained. Oats and Maki were a:.) ruttier dearer. Wheat, white, new, 20s. fsl. to 22a. 01.; old, 20r. W. to 32a.; red, new, 16e. esd. to 204.; old, lso, Gd. to tee. Barley, new, 10..6d. to 11.. Cd.h old, 10e. 6d. to Ile. lid. Oats, potato, 7a. ld. to Se. hi.; common, 7... to 7s. Gd. Flour, per stone, 2.. to 2s, Id. meal, la. ed. 14 anent, Is. 2d. Bark'ymeal, le. 2d. COLCKIWT3I, June 30.-Wheat is tr.- day 2s. per qr. =than last week, but ut this advance the trade is very dull, only buying to meat their most pressing wants. The *apply is nosssively eater., and the opinion is now nearly universal Mocks in farmers' hand, arc banter than they have been for many years. A few Beans offering, which buyers at late rates. (ILOrCE.STEI4. June 30.-At our market this day a short supply of English Wheat, which found ready buyers, at Is. per qr. advance. loevign was in gout mutter at last week's prices. In Barley and Hears •brre wain; OM* find it 141 buyers, at our onotations. The folios ing are the present prints : Engli-tt, white, ppee imp. bushel, 6...t0e5. 3.1.; ewl, 3.. 31. to Sa. ; Daum (white ), per tbelbe., Ga. to Go. 3d. ; Polish, Posse. nazism Stettia, 3..34. to 3.. 6.1.; inlets., Marianopon, soft, 4s. 9d. to Ss. 01. ; Odessa, Taganrog, hard, nominal, 4s. 6d. to 3e. Barley, Malian, sealing, per 3921 b. , 2.11. to 24.; malting, per imperial qr., to 271. • Irish, minding, 23.. to 23.. Gd.• malting, 235. to 265. ; koreign, gri nding, 23.. to 245. Bears, English, ler imprrid le. to 4s. Gil.,• foreign, Egyptian, per Willa., 3e. Ss. to 3s. 6d.; French, Dutch, small tick, as. ad. to 45.; Irish, 3s. 10d. to 4, Cate, Limerick, Watford, Ennacorthy, white, per 312 M., 19s. lid. I. 21s. ; Oak, Waterford, Toughen, 19e. to 19m. 6d.; Welsh, black. 19e. to 19s. 6.1.; Irish, per 312105., 194. to 19s. Gd. Pea', grey and grinders, per 6311b5., English, Is. 4d. to Se. thl. • Foreign, 3s. 4d. to 3s. 6d. Flour, best seoande, English, 31e. to 33e. Uueeed Cake, per ton, Preach, 7/. to 14 - • - . . OVILDVORD, June 30.-Our farm rs supthcd us rather more liberally to-day; higher rates were askod, with which buyers were torailliag to comply. A fair egamnee was finally made at last week's prices. 1 01'heat, W. to GU. Oats, 11s. to 21e. Deese, 34e. to 37s . Hallr0111), June 30.- This slat 's market was thinly attended, inoonerqueneo of our annual Wool fair being on Monday, and the flay leveret in the early di.tricts oleo kept someaway. The crops sever lookol mote promising in Herefordshire, and an early corn harvest is anticipated, if we are bleated with a continuance of this Gas weather for maturing .the crops. Whe at, p:r 021ba., old, 6e. to rei. 4d.; ocw, :a.. bd. to fa Earley, per bushel, 3s. W. to es. Deane, 41.. Gil. to SR Oats, Is. 10d. to 3s. M. White boiling Pees, ts to as. GO. ; per, is. to ss. *A HERTPORD, June 30.-The supply of Wheat mai: ; fine eme2ics raNia rather mate money, still the trade was add, Little doing in other sorts o! care, at last week's prete. Wheat, per load, 235. to 33.. Perky, per en., 22a. to 21e. Oats, las. to 245. Peas, pr 1. ad, 21s. to 235. &ans, 900. to 225. Tare., les. to 20e. KENDAL, June 30.-At on, market ti is morning we had a fair supply of Wheat and Oats. There was more inquiry atter se condary qualhes of Wheat, which advanced 2s. I. er I..att. In end samples no alteration to make. Oats sold briskly, at sat week's prices. Wheat, 27*. to 32e. per load of 20 stone. Oahe per stow, ltd. t.a ltd. American barrel Flour, Us. 641. to its. Gd. LANCASTER, June 30.-The weather during the week has been very Our, and on the whole (though rather too dry) favourab'e for the growing crop. Sever-looniplaiutso. the potato disease. Our market es-day fairly supplied with Wheat : weebriak, at fid. to la per 2 4 01 b. advan e. Oatmeal fully 1.. rev load dearer. Wheat, 295. to 32e. Ed. per 2.011. Oatmeal, 26e. 6& to 27e. 61. per 24011. LatcPtaa. June 30.-Tho show rf Wheat was 'gain small, and an advarce of from 1.. to 2s. per qr. upon last week's quotations was obtained. In spring Corn no alteration In value. MANCHESTER, June 30.-There has hen a fair sale for each article during the week et fall prim Liverpool and Wakefield both quiet yesterday, but steady at former rates. The same may be said of our market today, with a moderato demand for each, for enneumption. No ebeimation is called for as regards any particular article, and we re at tho quotations of our lost. ATheat, per bushel of 701bs , white, 7s to 7s. 9d.: red, re. Gd. to 7P. 3,1. ; foreign, free, red, 6[. 3.1.10 TA St.; white 71.10 75. Al. Barley, per bushel of GOlbs., grinding, 3P. 71. to 3e. 9 d. Oats, per buth.of 431ba., English, thatch, and line Irish, le. ed. to 2e. lid.; Irish kiln-dried r =a, 2e. 7d. to 2e. ed. Beans, per qr. of 304110., English sera, 33a. to Ma.; tick, 341. to 32e. Malt, per 6 imperial bushels, Use. 41e. to 425.; fine seconds, 40g. to 41s. Pew, ye r El thperial bushels, white and Mee boilers, 30e. to 3 is. flour, per rack of 1.130104., Eardieh and Irish fine, 32e. 6d. to 33e.; onperfine, 345. ed. to toe. ; extra, 37e. to 395• Oatmeal, per load of 2401b' ., English and Irish, 240. ad. to 23e. the AIANBINGTII2I, June 28.-Th.-re was searcoly sty net!. d ance In our market 10-rtiy, the farmers being yery much maimed with their hay. Wheat washeld firmly for more money, and what was sold was at Is. to Is. per qr. advance. Other grain as laet week. 1 1 41111WCASTLI-OPUTTItIe, June 30. -With the • arc pti , n of a f -w smut showers on Monday, and again yesterday, the weather this week has been dry, bet the temperature stet continues low f m the season • vegetation consequently is much chethe 1 , and upon all cold heavy . soile the Wheat is thin, and the reports are by no so. favourable with resweet to Peeing corn. More animation has cha racterised the trade daring the present week, and a gond business has bean done in Wheat, floor, and other articles at the turn higher. Weans war importations into this port for the di months, ending me de the stocks to warehouse, which are much lighter than =wed we mar remark in pssstng that with respeet to Wheat and Omeathe great bulk may be said to be off the market, bed Direr-wing to soil at anything like our enfant eurren. v. At our market his raliii we had a muds larger *amply of Wheat from the rower*, and herring at the nine time to report increryvl moraine from the wed (the greater portion of which is from London;, the trade spa the whole ruled without life; but, where yaks 11114. lOW an advance of fully le. per quitter was ihmir I misled ern, and eventually a fair eaten: of business wthetheithMed. th ith Flour we have been fairly supplied; but, wane priallic haskibeen saki for arum, there his consequently been Olam urea Sr =whet, and we bane found no difficailty in OM Ithit loribdis and whites at an ade enep or 1.. wt. ~ek, este& awake stash etesaseraeg See to sec per sack reepettlyely. One miss athesthibeed upansithedeg their pries 3e. perm& today, ems. Ilea Si speestlen NOW, lisbeft, we do not k.el }sledded La Wks we more tees therm,* obtainable today for Norfolk qua int/. he Rye Uttle stirring. Grinding Barley must be written le. Ofa ils ekii/Ir. bet few sellers at the advance, Danish qua*,:tics, Mb. bet s=et 6110., sold At M.. whilst Roderic of same Wig WI et its. par qr. Malt was without change. Sem me NM wets tors timer. The to il etries are the I =Z hi erthurebreeed . , ,h r, white, ARA to et., zia....,,.... ....7......1-121:.4t. to .52A; THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 2, 1849. Alnensouth and B. rwlek. white, 46.. to 525.; red, 40.. to 19s. Bye, Norfolk and SuMM. 245. to 2Ge. Barley, Neck& and Suffolk, 265. to W..; chevalier, 264. to 3 6 .. ; Northumberland and Scotch, 22e. to 24. ; 245. l 0 205.; grinding and distilling, 22.. to 14s. Mat, 465. to ; chevalier. 30'. to 525. Oat; Northumberland and geoseh p•datit, new,. Va. to 22..; common and Angus, new, 17s. to 101. y, , ilia balers nominal, 235. to 30e. ; grey and maple, 341. In Ma MM. now, 26a. to 32e. roar, thus Stockton and Northum berland. Ma to M M. •; Norfolk whites, 30s. to Ms. per s ; houses le ; seconds, 34.. to 365. ; households, 2Ss. so ; tided; 365. to 32..; households. 26'. to 30s. greeelga: Wheat, Dantzic and Konigsberg, white, 56.. to 545. rod, 43e. to 468.; Silesian, white, 465. to 5215. • red, 475. to 49e. M e cklenburg and Pomeranian. white, 49., to 54.; red, Ma to 301. Hamburg. Marks, and Anh dt, white, 48e. to 52..; red, 441. to 465. Keil and Holstein, white, 445. to 495. • red, 425. to Ms. ; Petersburg and Archangel, red, 37e. to 405.; alessa, red, 30.. to 42a.; ditto Polish, red, 42a. to els. Eve , Pomeranian and Prussian, 23e. to 255.; auseian, 82., to 24a. Bary, Saal, 24.. to 20a; IPoinceanlan and 50 Holstein, 22s to 24.. Oats, Dutch brew, 17., to 19..; Pomeranian sj feel, 151. to 17s. • Holstein and Danish, 14s. to Its. ; Archaize,' and 10 Ng*, 14s. to la. Per, white, 245. to 30s. &WIN Friesland, 30.. to 32a.; Alesuusdrian, 225. to 245. NIWPORT, 18L1 Or Woolly. Inns 30.-At this day's N market Worst s:Ad at an advance or le. per qr. Barley, BP% and Per without alteration. Oats the turn dearer, with a good sale. NORWICH, June 30 -Our market was pretty well sup- In plied with Wheat to-day by the famine and the merchants, and some large lots of foreign at late rates. English Wheat commanded a fair gp sale at la to Is. 6d. per qr. more money. The grow.ng crup is look ing remarkably well, and the ear pre'enta an apismince for an abundant crop. We had a congenial shower last night, which, with re but little wind, did no dam ,ge. Flour was very much nsWeeted, and gp Lite rates were current with ne. In Spring Corn but little passing, ipe and co alteration. Wheat, %bite, Sos. to 565• per qr.; red, 40s. to syi 50s. Barley, 21e. to 26.. Beam, 34.1. to 8 a Pea, 30s. to 345. Ili Oats, 2 1 a. to 23.. line household Flour, f.0.b., per sack of 2601te 335. Sci., purchasers finding sacks and eisiming one months' meal , ; 121 retail, Is. lid. per stone. le NOTTINGHAM, June 30.—Our demand for Wheat today ii is not so 664 as was expected. although the supply la by no means 15 large; holders, neverthelem, obtain an advance of IL to 2s. per qr. be_ on thy general runs, and even beyond that for a few picked sampl, a. 2 3 In Spring Corn we have very ,btUe 'Miring, and no alter.ulon to 18 notice. lle ki: l i PrrEnnottorou, June 30.—We have an nnurually small ig supply of all kinds of gran at this day's market. Pine Wheat makes la., and other aorta Is. per qr. more t h an last we. k. Spring Corn g maintains Its price. Currency to the growers ; —Wlvat, 4:s to 4firi.'.; g..) line, 4Se. to Sea. Barley, 214. to 2vs.; flue, 31s. Oats, liii. to Its.; I v line, Ite. to /Oa. Bemis, &Os. to 325. 60 PETWOItIII, Jura SO.—Advanced rates for Wheat were 26 genera Ily asked at our market to-day, and in some c ties rather more money was made. Little Bong in any other kind of gran. Prices: 21 Wheat, white, 91. to Ulf. per lard; red, SI. lOa. to 101. Ira. InGey, 163 2 4e. to 40s. is. to 20e. per qr. Oats, IW. ,to 20s. Beane, 30.. to 40.. reos, IS 23 PainON, June 30.-The weather has been dry through out the week till last night, when we had a few he ars of refreshing ey rain. The hay harvest is embers' in this district, the crop of which Is 64. found to be one-third under an average. Spring corm too, Is suffering 26 from the drought. The eemplatnte shoot disease in the potatoes are as sufficient to excite uncaeines., but we still hope it will not be so die. I s estrous as last year. The market is now well impelled with tide loot, 26 at 13.. to 11.. per 24011.. We are without any herb supplies Into 25 this port, still the corn trade in all its Mario.. ha. been void of ant. 12; elation, and though upon Flour a slight amendment has been wait. 12, Whet, rates were eery circumeribed in amereet; and for otherartielee 25 the demand has remained Inactive, but without alteration in value. 20 We bad a small supply of English Wheat at our market 4.day, which to was cleared off at an advance of 9d to Is, pr w ndlr. Irt-b se beer,. 40 Foreign commanded 'saber higher rates. English and American Flour bare improved in value lid, per seek and barrel re.pectivele. IS tnee , without change. Oatmeal was taken eautiourly and rparingly , 00 by COOMIaIt rilote.y, but it was held with cone &rase goonese, and 3 0 we n peat our lan quotations. Been bee declined to 104. per peck for s 6 the be rii tlual tv. No alteration in other articles. Price.:-Wheat, 2 . 0 ppeßr i of Lancantire, white, 23e. 611. to ly Id.; red, 225. 3d. to 245.; Yorkshire and other counties, rt (1, 2'2.. 60 to 230. W.; Irish, per bushel of 7010 e, red, interior (entities, 0' ea. 2 5 to 6e. middling to good, 6s. O;d. to 6s. 2d. Foreign, per bushel 12 , of 701 M., American and Csnar'ian, white, 72.4,1 to Is. Ted, 74 k,' to 74 411. ; Beetock, Anclam, and Stettin, red, 7s. 3d. to 7a. 6th ;11.1rn. 16 burg and Lover Baltic, red, Ts. od. to 7s. 4d. • Itot•trdem and the 100 ' Mille, red. 7,6 Od. to 7... 411.; French, red, 6e. 11111. to 7e. :d. Flour, le per peck of 2401 m, Enelieh, fine to superfine, 30e. to Me.; eizeing, so 23e. 6d. to 30e. • Irish, per rack of Melba., line to eeperlitie, 35e. to 20 38p. 6d.; Freneboneerline and extra superfine, 321.641.t0re.td.; AMC- 22 dean, per hamlet 196164., 23e. 6d. to 263.6 1 . Beane, m r Moine of 10 12010 a, English sad Irish, 13e. uth to 142. 0,1. Pella, per 2sl lbs., Irish, 60 maele and grey, le. to 15e. ud. Oahu per tnu MI of 45.1 r., Irish, 2 0 prime meeting maLlitier, 34. to Ise ld.; common, 2a. tid. to 2a. 11d.; is proventh r, 2.. led. is> 3.. 3d. Oatmeal, per loud of 24elbin, 10.1 2es. Lill?. Oel.• Irish, Melee sanyte, 264 to 360. Cd.; good 10 (malaise, io itooil, s. 91 to 60 C rah .1. !alien Corn, pet qr. of 49.104, 36e. to itis. team Corn Si Meal, per pack of 249 M., white, Eaglet manufacture, 194 fall to ill 20e.; ye ll ow, 20s. to Ns. Gd. Been, per pack of 2101 W., English ge: and Irish, 10:4 9 RitADINO, Jane 30.-Oar market main prewnted a very short supply of Wheat, the whole of whieb was cleared off at an ad- 30 same of fully 2r. per qr. Beans also a better trade, at • similar Ii Improvement. Oats, Barley. and Peas fully realised late prices. SAFFRON WALDEN, Jane 30.-W heat no lower, 44.. to 1 4 1 464 Barley saute, 24e. to 29e. Beatm, cheaper, 25e. to 294 Peas, 64 342. to 364 Oat., 124 t .21s. per qr. B 1 Biferrassionv, June 30.-Teen wit but a short sot ply se of good home-grown Wheat, tot which there ws a fir demand; 10 lateen were I 4 per qr. above Nom of lest work, and aeh armee wall IL effectre Batley wee thinly .upplied, the eemarel was stow, and late 10 !mealtime were Dilly maintained. Flour was witho•it any alteration fel in value. In all other grain the bmicere was slack, at former triers. 161 Wheat 71. lee. to 131. per load. Barley, 22e, to 27e. (nns, He. to 224 Grans, his, to 42, , . Peas, 40a. to li'. per qr. Hutu, at... per wick. 16 SitnEW6nURY, June 3).-There was is small sa,•ply of too Wheatat thlsdare market. which made from 1.. to 2s.perqr. moreUtan lost wi ek, with a good demand from the millet,. Oat., inch y. and ••• Beans in short supply , at prices about equal tothow ethed enelectday. 1 44 WARM:OTIS, Jun. 30.-T;tere woo a very gooi attetd- if., ante at market. the nippy of Wheat was small, and at the cam go mencemeot of the market business was very brisk, et fe • to ea advance, but ultiaueely became *lnk, and prices tensed about Is. 23 above theme a last week. The transactions in for were not eaten. u sire. The operation. in Barley were of very little importance, but the e 4 prime realised were fully equal to those of this day week. We wen It, moderately supplied with Oats; there was a slight improvement In ge, the demand, and pricee remain stationary. Beene attracted but little se attention ; and other grain without any variation from former tuna. tins. The transactions in Hour were without eltaLar in value. as_ Wheat, 32e. to 325. Barley, 2 - i.. W sus. oats, IS.. to 13.. Reins, at. MY. to 144. Pent, 31 1 e. to 460. per qr. Tarea,44.6d. to 10s. der bushel go Malt, 51e. to Otis. per qr. Flour, Sit. to 375. per sack. to WiNeueetretn, June 30.-There was a fair sett adar ea of 5 both farmers and miller& Fine home-groin Wheat w'. short la 23 supply and the millers freely acceded t adi an of 2t. er qr. 1 4 samples were alto in good demanl. without variation In ee l foreign Wheat there was not moan doing. The value of !. Marley was firmly supported. The supply was short, though fully • equal to the demand. Oats experienced alight intim. meet is price, but the d mud wee far from active. Btalla %id rtt an a.MIUMI of 6d. to la. per qr. Peas were without variation in prise. Flew 13 was worth Is. per sock more money, with a fair di mend; and Malt _ 2 was held with firmness. Wheat, 81. lee. to IL. 3e. per loath z s _, "2.0. to 30e. Oats, 17e. to 235. Bosun, 32e. to Its. Pm., 335. to 42.. 13 * Malt, Ns. to 63,.. per qr. Fiour, We. to 37a per seek. 13 3 Wltintell, 30.-At this dal 'e market we have a very 2 1 0 small supply of Wheat, and hut few 'ample. of any . ether grabs. , The Wheat trade exhibit. much buxom, and al: elownptime ere in gear! demand at the extreme rates ef last week, and Is. per qr. more 20 as paid She extra gumlike. Ode :ell at a Mid, more every. Beene 1 0 es before. The mealier, although doing no harm, is retarding the to progress of toe growing trope, and causing Koine degree of 2,, meantime. Wheat, white, 4k.. to 50e.; extra, 22r. per qr.; 60 red, 41s. to 48m; extra, 49a Oats, Md. to 91. per Stone. Beans La 30e. to 32e. verge. 12 WORCESTER, June 30.-Taere wan again a mall attend. 334 ante, with a short sum' yof Wheat, at market to-day, and the Hods II ruled dull, at an advance of Is. to 2.. per qr. Glinting Parley fa 431 tau demand, at former prices. Oats taken MIAMI, with Ike turn I 30 favour of the buyer. Beaus ..d Pees fully as dear. 10 Tonic. Juwe 30.-At nur market this day we have a very I ' small supply of Wheat, which has met a steady rale at la pet qr. or r lest week's pricer. In otter articles no alteration. Wheat, ght. to 52e. per imp. qr.; red, 41s. to 49e. Malt, 38.. to 60e. whit e,Oats did. 10 91. ter atone of 14th.. Flour, 37e. per sack of inelbe. get DUMAN, June 29.-We have here two months aleatiet with- ea out rain, yet the reports of the growing crepe continue favourable, se and our market is almost without change. Wheat and Fleur were a la reedy sale et the now of Tueeday. Other things are without change. sq . Wheat, white, 21e. to 26...; red, 22e. to Tie. pet 250th'. Gatti lto 2, to 13.. 6,1. per 1961011. Farley, Ids. to 17.. per 2241 M. Indian Corn, 345. to 3711. Od. per 48011.. Oatmeal, 12.. to 13t.64. per cwt e$ rour. akla, in sacks, 13.. to 14e. per cwt.; Amerman, 244 to 234 pe^ rrel. C ba osa, June 29.-The weather sines our let has been I t s Ter) hot and forcing, and, owing to this, e Relined with none soft and refreshing showers which tell yesterday end last night, the various crops present • remarkably healthy and fiouri.hing ap .emanee. We have no feature of Interest to notice tn the trade 6 . thie week. The improved adricee from the Ensbsh ride have imparted • ware conlidence and activity to our market, hut thee hum nu, as yet, ze exereised am very &eine d Influence urea prem. Holden., however, so troula Dot now Le wikieg to accept terms of 1M week. The mints e 0 of foreign grain this week are much leis numerous. The supply of zo that of Mane growth is not worth noticing. In Wheat, whether 6 Iris. or turev., w. h .re not had much Merino. doing. Holders de eland an advance of 61. to Is. per barrel, and thi. has checked bush in are. We have uo free on hoard sates In Oats temport, any butinees prising bolfig remained to the merest retail purehmee for feeding tine. ts poem We have • better demand f .r, and an improved feeling in, 2 6 Flour, which ha. it me oft more freely this week. Pricer. teed upward., 20 but se yet we carnet qtiote any actual edema. We have had a 20 moderate Ml...ince pasting in Indian Chen, in which holden. en- :a dammed, but ein.occemtully • to establish an advance. We there- 20 fore emote prier. unh i nged from last week, the current rates being 20 M. be. 6d. to s/. 74 6d. per ton. Indian Meal also remains without 20 'lteration. to LIMERICK, June 30.-We had some delightful rain tlurir g the week, which has quite refreebed and havered green cram. Wheat a now in full blossom, and gives promise of great yield. Oats and Becky as, leek as well De can be. Potatoes are growing meet lasted t y and a coal many coming to market, and Selling at Id. per lb. T.e denten I fir balsa Corn has net bon large, nrd, elthotteh s.• ch. are asps; pantey do not wish to hold, and to make sales a reduction would be eubmlttted to. A few transactions In pm. rend 0 ma. and Oats at our quotatless. Wheat, md, 23e. ed. ; White 211 e. per Iseibe. One, 13.. per Inelbs. Galatea Indian Core. W. 3e. per ton.; 'teeth 91. 2 4 bd.; yellow American, 9/.; white, 81. 10..; Imbue Meal, N. 10e. Irish Flour, 30e. per bag; American, 23.. per barrel. Wal EItYORD, Jur• 30,-o.ar errivals of foreirn corn week hare been small, terneularly of Wheat, while from farmers ware ly a wimple has b. en exhibited. The improved demand for Wheat noel at the clone of last we k has been well mainei hied, end prices °emu be Tumid dearer by 6.1. to 9d. w r humeri since this day se•unight. le Oats and Harley so few transaetiore have ereurrei that quotateme for bons me' be Considered nearly nominal There has been • Mir trade in MA'S", but owing to the moiety of come hohlere to realize and the dec ire In oh,r markets, pekes have given way during the wee 9,1. on the ben, and Gd. per barrel on interne empire. super. ne .Iml test reeled Four C , llimanti a ready e le, at an im provement of Ise to le. per sack, but the verer kind. see almost umalesbie. The billowing are the present quotations :- Undyed : Wheat. mill, per 241 atone, to 23e. ed.; shipping, 204. Mt. to 215,01. B eley, per II none, m nding. I IP. 91. to 120 ed. thus, white, per 14 et., 106. Ike to 11. 61. • black, Its. to Ile. 6d. Dried and foreign: Wh eat, Irish m1:1, 2 n 5... 24.. so IS, ; shipping, 2te. 6d. to 23e. ; Polish 21.. Cd. to 23e. mi.; French red. 24'. 9d. to 2.24. 61. Barley, grinding. per 16 et.. 13e. to i 3.. 9d. Oats white, pee 1 t r.., Ile. Gd. to 1204 Mask, 11.. 3d. to I la. 9d. Fkear, superfine. per week, 33,. 01. to 33e.; escuude, No. to nos. Od. • thirds, 240. to 23a; f tuthe, 19. to as. Indian ceen, pa- 20 se, Chuitaw, f,s 64. to 11s. 9d.; American, yellow and e, d., 213. torte. 3d. ; white, 21%. 611. to 20.. Dd.; damaged, ter cattle, 14.. to 111.. Indian Con Neal, per ewe, 9e. 21. to 9..47.1. Oatenestl. 12s ad. to 13r. Bran, per 6 at., 4a to le. 3d. Imports the , week: Who at, 893 gra.; ledian C 20,2,243 mirth. KIIICALDV, June 30.-The weather, although rill a little chili ,r has oaolderably imprived this week, and w e have had knee refreithing closers; the growing ergs leek better than they did 'act week. t• r e,rly Wheat' aid Barleys Mr 1 , 14 letrating into ear, being about ten der. I ter than Led year. At our country market. th s week we have .toll , 0 report very small reapplies of all kinds of grain, at which we are rather sue wired. teeing that rutznip sowing is brought to C. suet,. Ili farmers' hands are in narrow oompase, sad this no Mein give Men confidence is holdine fur • further rim in prime Whore new were made, prices of Wheat were 2s. to 3a p.r gr. high. r, and It inky and One Is. per qr. above We week's MOM Here today had email supplies of Barley and Oats; the Idler aid emy quickie at la. pm qr. advance, the Siemer slowly. at het week'. rates. Wheat was in moderate supply ; the quality ge. nervily Sae, sad sale. quick, at Is. per qr. advance. Wheat, 4%. to Abe. per cr. Haley. 2A. ta 27e. Oats, 194. to 225. Oatmeal, per beg of :911104, 275. 5 SS :51 12 RAIL WA YS. Tare DAY, Two o'CLocie. In the share market this morning most of the old lines are rather heavy, and business is dull. Caledo nians have bean dealt in at 23t, ; London and North Westerns at pric,s rangirg from 131 to 132. York and North Midlands have undergone a considerable fall, having been done u low u 28k ; they are now quoted 28 to 29. In French ehares there is no alteration. 1 Pd. I Barnes ItAlma'. 41 Do. Preforms • Amtirt.,N0t.,80e..812...1n. • Exits & Hants Y.xt. (Gt. Wert. l+ p.Vt.) 10 dirminghasa end Oxford Judclon,callodoly paid, fdor wltik a guarantee iril.yout • poiraotce 131 L7lCtoOr Valle 10 Wm. Li;:, W 6;1414 !all; duly paid, or with DI Do. sithost a FISIXIAti; 5 Brawn, Stun., and Dim-. N SHAW and Exeter 271 Do. Thirds 161 nocainglisaakno ealkdonian . _ 0 Do. £l Preferenoereg. 50 Chester and Holyhad . I. Do. Preference iie U Eon Ast,lion 1$ lb (Cie E. 9 H.) Lb.(31.10e.)0 p. Ct. Peel :II 'Aston Counties 10 Do. New Goa. 41; Do. zt., 6p. Ct., No. 1 fis lb. do. N 0.2 3 4 Do. N. &E. 3 per Q... 14 Do. stases 43 Do. New 22 4 &stun Union, el;is is ((late I. at B. en.) ... 12( Do. dais C. ditto 3 Doleriz (ai p. Ci.) 23 Do. New —. 31 Do do. shares Si Do. 6 per Ct. ProL I en. Pl!t.l.l°°°ll4l#l 20 Do. 25 Edinburgh & Northcrn 15 Do. Newport 20 W 21 Ex atetet N r, ee a t Yhens wl!, & D a nk.. 7 Bali sham B, 6p. Ct.. l; Do. kstearlon 4 Ot. !tooth. and West. (Ira.) , 00 Great North a &vial.. Do New, SIO . 30 De. Now, 14 Da 14,w, 013 100 Great Western . 10 Po. alts !s Da New, /LI/ (lows Imola Saturday. 17i to 18e i dig. i Pm. 31 be dis. 25 ItS 23 24 101 ►II JO laull sad 6i6by . I 15 D% e darn . 124 Do. shares . SO Lancaster aid Carlisle . 10 Do. Thirds ... 91 Lana htre and Yorkshire Ili De. . IS Do. Thirds 10 Do. New (gni. 6 p.Ct.) . id Da Liverpool & Bury 9 Uo. Weot Kiang Union 23 t Do. trestoo and Wyre .'• 3 6 pas. 34 44 plo. 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Sheffield, e'er' Lincoln, sh ;, 90e. 3d.—Dato spref. ate.), ( -sharee), 121 I s d.— North Stafford hire, 41 d.—North Union (A), 2221—shrewebury, Cheshire N.W.N. (pref. guar. a per CL), 151—South Eastern Diver (No. 4, iss. 3s pi 6f de.), 61—York, Nt weestle, and Berwick, O. N. E. 6 pr et. till '5O, 51d—Salt, North Midterm, 32—Ditto (pref. 6 per et. tin '5O:, d. MANCHESTER, June 30. STOCI-EXCHANGE.—Du mess was rnth.r WA, and peees were firm, with a tendency upw.ar.l4. Lancashire and York shire storks were in demand at a furthe: Filirbt advance. BIRAILVGHAM, June 30. STOCX EXCR S harei we re inerewing in &must is mrlat, and tin tendeLcy Aims was upwards. LEEDS, Jim 30. Scoot-Elena:cos. —Peers srz much the same as for the lust d t ty or two. but w,th a tit:Wary upwatxl4. The busineew this mauler/ way limited. principally from the Inability of brokers aid dexilers to supply st rk, whteh I. extremely mane. A. few large orders would tire a great impetus t ,prkea. BRISTOL. Jaw 30. STOCIL-EICHANOZ.—thi market wu quiet, but without any sensible vs/Linen In prices. PARIS, Jaw 30. Dorms. Pare and Orleans, 795; Paris and Route, 550; Rotten and Harre, 413; Avignon and Marseilles, 1878; Straits:an and Bale, 1011 ; Centre (Vierson), 3281; Amiens and Boulogne. —; Stoutest's., 4075; North, 440; Perla and Strashourg„.P.O: Tours Mali Nantes, 310; Montereau al I Freese. 117; ; Dieppe and Yeesenp, 1635 LENDS AND TNINSI..—The °picture of thh railway is postponed for a short time. Jely the 2od was the day first named, but it cannot n be opined earlier than Monday the 9.1 t July. It is expected that the government inspector will go over the lioe about the 6th or 6th July, and if so the public opening will most likely take place on the day above indicated. 5i 54 59 64 91 10 IMPERIAL PA RL LAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—SATunDAY, JUNE 30. The SPRAYER took the chair at 12 o'clock. THE CHOLERA. Mr. FREWEN said that the papers of that morning hav ing mentionLd that several cues of malignant cholera had occurred io a pavicular part of London, he wished to know whether the government had taken any precautions to secure the health of the metropolis against the spread of the diseue. He also wished to know whether any steps were taken to prevent burials in St. blargarst's thurthiard in the ' neighbourhood of thvt house. Sir G. GREY said that the Board of Health would take every precawion which the law enabled them to take. They hail no legal power to prevent the interments in the church yard to which the hon. gentleman alluded. POOR RELIEF (IRELAND) BILL. The !tense then went into committee on the Poor Relief Tr;laiid i:ii. On the motion that clause 12 be agreed to, Mr. HENLEY said that the clause would, in his opinion, be very prejudicial, and give great encouragement to oppres sion and litigation by extending judgments to small sums. ' . After a few words from Sir R. Feuo CSON, Mr. NAPIER said that the observations of hie hon. friend (Mr. Henley) applied to the 16th Ciauseratlerti;ltu .... ti; 12th. Sir D. NORREYS thought they ought to introduce a clause for the purpose of giving additional facilities for the collection of the rates. Col. DUNNE concurred in the op;nion of the hon. mem ber for Oxfordshire, that the cltuse would lead to oppression. After a few words from Mr. FRRSCR, Mr. STAFFORD, and Mr. SCULLY, Mr. HENLEY suggested that if a civil bill decree wtre obtained tor the rate, it should be handed ovtr to the re ceiver under the Court of Chancery, who should pay it out of the rent he received. Mr. NAPIER was quite of opinion that a poor law having been once established, and the rats having been made the first charge upon the land, it was only just that a competent portion of the land should be sold out to pay the rate. (Heir, hear) He thought that the suggestion of the hun. m,roloir for Oxfordshire wu sufficiently provided tor by the 13.4 section. Mr. HENLEY did not s 3 understand the bill. It seemed to him that in case of non-payment of the rate judgment after judgment w0..14 have to be obtained year alter year, thus avumulating costs unnecessarily en the hod. Mr. SCROPE said that the suggestion of the hon member (or Oxfordshire would apply only to estates on which there were receivers. It was worthy of consideration whether some such plan should not he adopted with regard to estates which were not under receivers. Mr. MONSELL thought that the government should give a pledgi that the operation cf the law shtuld extend to the eleituel division only—(hear, hear)—and also that they would introduce a those piriog the landlord a .umicary power of possession over that land for the rates of a hich he was liable. Mr. HERBERT thoug'it it would be moat unjust towards the landlords if the suggestions of the hon. member for Limerick were not adopted. As the bill now stood, the land lords would be liable for a debt which they did not contract. (Hear, hear.) Sir G. GREY said that the bill would only render so liable the interest of the party from whom the rate was due. The governnd nt had alrea..y 'muted to limit the operation et the bill to the union, and they would consider whether it might not be further ltmi,ed to the electoral diviiou. (Hei.r, hear.) Mr. STAFFORD said that, unless the government gave a distinct pledge that they would adopt the suggistions of the hon. member fur Limerick, ht WOW divide the holde spinet Ilse clew. Sir L. O'BRIEN would also oppose the clause, unless he had a distinct pledge from the government. They must alto r•eped the 41. rating clause, wh ch was the cause of all the evictions. It was the cause of the evictions in Kilrush of which they heard so much. He Lad himself raid 1001. tate for his tenants last year though he had not got any rent . Was it p isedble that landlords should not give directions t distrain under uch citcumstances ? (Hear, hear.) Mr. SCROPE would not say a word about the Kibosh evictions which were wQrthy of a debate for themselves. (Hear.) But with regard to the demand of the pledge from the government that they would introduce a clause giving a summary power to eject the tenants fur arrears of rate due, he thought it would be the mostflogitious thing in the world to give the landlords another act, in addition to the 50 or 60 which they already possessed, to drive the poor people still more out of the country, especially at a time when they had passed through several successive years of famine. - • - - • " • • • L trd J. RUSSELL thought that his right hon. friend (Sir G. Grey) was quite right in not pledging himself to any exact form of clause on this euhject, which, in itself was one of great difficulty, and it would be very inconvenient and prejudicial if the government wire to commit themselves to te particular clause which, on further consideration, they might think inexpedient. While on the One hand there seemed to be greet &lentil in the proposition of the hon. member for Limerick (Mr. Moesell), on the ethic there seemed to be great fume in the objection of his hoe. friend the member for Stroud. (Hear.) Re should he sorry, on account of the present clause, to give power to carry evictions further than they had gone in Ireland— (hear, hear—)—and that. a number of tenants should be driven out of their holdings because some rates were due. But it was undoubtedly a erect hardship on the landlord, where no rent or rate wee paid, to make him lieb"e for an , accumulation of rate which he would have the power of dia. chargine if he could get pweession of the land. (Hear, hear.) He thought it possible that there might be some limit of time which would give a remedy, as far as a remedy cau:d be given, awaited the inconvenience and iejurrice of 'such a state of things. (Hear, hear.) But he could not pledge himself as to the else: terms in which the clause was to be framed. Mr. VESEY thought that there ought to be some provi sion to pr vest a landlord lodine made liable for rates ot en unfortunate tenant, between whom and the collector there might be some collusion. Mr. H. HERBERT begged to impress en the minds ef bon. members, before they Lie hied on the clause, that they were now shout to affirm or reject the principle o hich, as the late Poor-law Comtniadoner, Mr. Teisleton, "s-dared, would be giving porter to sell the land of one man for the debts of another. Mr. V ESEY hoped the committee would not divide after the noble lord's statement. The clause was then agreed to without a division. Clause 13 beteg proposed, Lord NAAS moved as an amendment that the wore. " electoral divisions " be substituted for " unions." ' Sr G. GREY said that he preferred the word union to electoral division, Red theta Ire should uppeso the alteration. The cemmittre then divided, Fur cha amendment 4O Against e The clause was then agr .ed to. Clause 14 being propewl, Mr. AUGUSTUS STAFFORD seehig the hon. and learned Atterney-General in his place, b .prged to ask him why there wins exceptional CUP/ is seised in the bill, es. empting the land In some hestenees from its operation, and also why the list of exoeptions warn nut greater ? The ATTORNEY GENRRAL said that the excepti ms were only such as were usually insertel in acts of paellas m nt ; they principally related to crown and fee farm rents, sad other similar clearest in land. The clause was then agreed to. Mr. P. SCROPE expressed his intention to bring f rward Certain clauses, the purport of which wee specified in the paper ; but, not being prepared te Wife them forthwith, the bon. member was called to order by the chairmte. Mei'. HERBERT then rose to move us additirmal clause, with the view of diminishing the evils and inns .veniences of the present law. His object was to discourage the evictions of tenants, and thereby to prevent the tows uniees from being over-flowed with agricultural pincers. The hon. t member then mitred that the follow:rig clamor be added to I th b:11 ; And be It enacted, that, for the porpone of thirsting the expellee of relief to any rating district, every person making application for relief shalt, star the passing of this act, be deemed to have been resi dent in such rating oletrict in which during the period of five ye-ors next Immediately before his application foe relief be shall have been longer* usually resident, whether by usually occupying any tenement eituate or by usually eleepiag within such district : provided wimps, that where any such person shall not have occupied a tenement, or slept within any such :rating district for at I sat six months in the whole duriag the said perksi of fire years, the expense ot the relief of such person shall in such cast be borne by and charged against the whole union in which he or she is relieved. After an observation from Mr. W. PAGAN, id opposition , to the clause, Sir W. SOMERVILLE (who was very inaudible in the gallery) was understood to say he had no objection to euhe recite an eighteen months' fur a six months' residence, and a three yearn period for a flee year,' one as was propose d in the clause. With this limitation he was prepared to ao- cede to the motion that the clause be added to the hilt, After some conversation, in which Sir D. NORRITS, Si : ' H W. BARRON, Mr. SCULLY, and Mr. M. J. O'Cortresii. took part, The amendment' suggested by Sir W. Somerville were adopted, and the clause u amended was agreed to. Mr. 11. HERBERT then prepared a clause for the purr peee of empowerieg the commiadoners under certain circum stances to alter the limits of electoral divisions. Mr. C. LEWIS had no objection to the principle of tbe clause, but believed the object of the hon. gentleman would be best attained by the aiotion of a proviso such as that which his hon. and learned friend the pres:dent of the English Poor Law Board proposed to Introduce into the poor law of this couidey, a-el usd- r which the cemmietioners would be empower.-d to bind several email parishes to the election of ring., guardians. Mr. HERBERT expressed his readiness to withdraw the clause, on the understanding that such a proviso as that Bug Rested by the hon. gentleman should hereafter be introduce d in its stead. The clause was sccorerngly withdrawn. Mr. H. HERBERT next proposed the introduction of tit-- role:mien clause:—" And be it enacted, th et from and after the musing of this act, every justice of the peace acting for any county in Ireland, and otherwise qualified umber the laws now in force to he, or to b- appointed, an ex (Ado guardian of any union w.tein such county, and who shall hi seised, possessed, or entitled for his own use and benefit of or to any Lee, tenements, or hereditament. situate within such name, or in the rents and profits thereof, for any lite or lives in being. or for any term of 21 years at the least, such estate being of the yearly value of 501. at the least, shall be eligible to be, or to be appsinted an ex °facie guardian of 101 10 such union, notwithstanding that such justice shall not be re sident within tLe Lime." Sir J. GRAHAM opposed the chose, because it would lead to a relaxation of the law which limited the number of e x (Ado gunrdiar a. Mr. H. HERBERT said that one of the great coerces of embarraesme❑ tin the administraion cf th po r lai in Ire land arose from the difficulty of finding a autiltient number of persons to cunsti.uto an efficient board of guardians. He did not are why competent and intelligent gent:emen should be unnecessarily extluded from serving on the different boards. Sir G. GREY would have no objection to the introduo tion of a clause under which the requisite number of gardians won't be made up from persons residing beyond the union, in oases in which the ex officio guardians slimed not amount to half the whole number of guardians on a board. Mr. HER bEitT expressed his readiness to withdraw his cl iuse, on the understanding that one carrying out .he view of the right hon. baronet, the Secretary for the Home Du partment, should hereafter be introduced. The clause was ac:orciingly withdrawn. Mr. HERBERT proposed another clause :—" And be it enacted, that no distress for non-payment of any rate, or part of any rate, shall her. after be levied or taken upon any rate able property bring of the descriptions following:—that it to say, implements cf husbandry, gardening or farming ute nsils, horses, carts, and hur.e furniture, provided that the vine re spectively shall be in the actual or habitual use or tmploy ment of tie person or persons possessing the same." The ATTORNEY-GENERAL opposed the clause. Pro perty of this ascription could be seized for poor rate in Eng land, and he did not see why a different law should be extended to Ireland. He should further observe that the clause would, in many casts, render the collection of any rate impossible. Sir H. W. BARRON wished to remind the hon. and learned gentleman who had just addressed the clmorttee, that there were already many differences between the vro visions of the English pot law nod these of the Irish poor law. Sir J. GR AHAM said he believed that if the chitse were adopted, the rates could in many instances never col lected. Sir A. BROOKE felt compellt d, by a •ensc of justice, to oppose the clsuse. lie confessed that he did not wish t. come to the Exchequer moots than might be absolutely ne smeary. (A laugh.) Mr. H. HERBERT said he was not prepared to press the clause, as the sense of the committee generally seemed to In opposed to it. The daises was then withdrawn. Mr. CLEM lihrl S then proposed the insertion of a clause proeidiem that when new uniin.s wore formed the commis sioners should be emeowered to appropriate for the seem modatem of tho paupers of those new unions a portion of the workhouse of the unions from which they had been sepa. rated Mr. MONSELL opposed the clause, which would, in his opitiion, give rue to endless contention among beards of auardians. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that there were many instances is which the dome would apply,: it was moat desirable, in all electoral divisi.sne, to provide workhouse eccommuila ion, for it might become advisable to withdraw ail ou , cloor relief. He thought that those hoe. grwlen:en who advocated em tier areas of taxation a:shed to legi,late for property, not for the poor. Mr. STAFFORD th.)ught that tte Chancellor of the Each , (pier had endeavoured to fie a stigma on a large body of honourabie 4ttil iufluential gentlemen : lie hoped thst he would c xplain the hard words which he had used, in order that he might retain the character of fisirnen which that side of ihe house had always been willing to aer , rel to him. IHe hoped, however, that this clause would be rejected. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER Ind Oct intended to apply the observations he had mode to his hon. friend opposite. The object of the clause was to save the poor from travelling great distances to obtain relief, and was therefore worthy of consideration. Mr. H. HERBERT rrgretted the aversions that had berm cut on hon. metabcre on that side of the house by the Chan cellor of the Exchequer. As to the clause, it was imp mitile to say there might not be cases of hardship; but he it not see the nee ssity for legislation on the subject. Mr. M. J. O'CONNELL thought it would be better to pea pone the clause until the government brought forward its plan for the erection of new union workhouses. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said this was ealy a pro vofis: n ti c e rt w ua.tilieutnthweiphoobrelaarwa end 1• . iM dgi i nTrn tthoes'elpiiptilytinthgewPrk houses until new union worklitusas wore erected. Atter some conversation, Sir J. GRAHAM. observed that they should never lose sight that they were deali , g net with a temporary, bat a permanent a lteration of the Irish 000 r law. He *mild not obj(et to this c'eure if it were to be of temporary operation, and were intended to meet a temporary difficulty, but as a permanent law, he thought it would be atteethel with considerable difficulty. Without wishinA to eater into any controversy, he might state that he was moat actions that the tizo of the unions and electoral divisions in the south and south-west of Ireland should be =weirdly di minished. The standard of the Ulster unions end electoral divisions were infinitely preferable to the divisions in the south end southwest. (Hear) It was of primary im portance that there should In in a central /wanton in every union a workhouse which could lie easy of access—(beer, hear)—sad if eminence were given by the ezeheqier to Ire land in its present difficulties, it could not be mire safely ap plied that in building new workhouses. Time, however, would be required to effect there trhjeen, but tide clause might meet all immediate dirikulty, and if the right hon. gentleman (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) would give a pledge that it should only be of a temporary nature, he saw no objection to it. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER slid he had not the slightest difficulty ire giving such en neurone, foe it was chylous to every one that nothing could be more incest venient, or even preposterous, than to mike the clause of a permanent 'Attire. Mr. CLEMENTS mid it had never been his inteetbn that the operation of the clause should be p rmanent. After some discussion, "Biz calendar months" was substi tuted for " one calen dar month," and the clause wm agreed Lo. On the motion of Mr. CLEMENTS, a further &nee was introduc-d, providing that tte commiasioners be enabled to ensure the payment of the charge of the ouptn from the new unions lodged in the old workhouses. Sir H. W. BARRON (who had ol the notice-pepez a clause which would abolish the granting of out-doer relief atter the I.t of January; 1860,) moved that the chaisman r. p ett prestress and ask leave to ait again. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER expressed a bps that the committee would proceed with the eut.nderst tion of the bill, at least until six o'el eck, the hour at whien a morning eittrnq was usually brought to a close. Sir H W. BARRON said he felt that it would he Jenne 'ibie for them to discuss the clause of which he had given notice between that hoar (half-pan five) and MI o'clock. After a sale further observntions it was agreei that the oonsidernien of the clean proposed by Sir H. W. Barron shout.' be postponed until a futur: day, and that the other elaus or, of which notice bad been given, should at once Le proceeded with. The motion that the chairman should report progre at, was there fure •'Odra en. Mr. MONSELL then proposed certain clauses relative to adv inning moneys from the surplus of rates to persona wishing to enliven, end provinans for the rep.> meet of the inn.. Sr D nharn Nnrreye, Sir W. Ferguson, and Colonel Duune, ippiried the means. Lord NAAS thought that the puhlic money of Ireland elsneto be aped red to such a purpose. After some further conversation, the dames were ordered to he added to the bill. Colonel DUNNE rose to move two clauses, to the first of which he thought there would he no objection, to se parate the rate for the able-bodied from the rate appropriated to the Rick. !Ir. C. LEWIS apprehended that the object of this chum was already eft reed by the manner in which the books of every union were kept. He trusted that, under thee eireunrdancev„ his hon. and gallant friend would nht press his motion. Colonel DENNE, after some conversation, was icduc'd to I do so. -- Colonel DUNNE slid his second Osage would probably canoe some di eu•sion, and thought it would be bettor it the chsi.m.n would report progress. (No, no.) Mr. VESBY said the principle of the hon. end gallant mid, mates motion had already boon disposed of in a torus' . dirioico. -- • Colonel DUNNE still thought it would be better if the chairman report d progress. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER th ught it would he !utter that the chairman should report redeems and a•k horse to *it again on Monday, as it appeared imp*t. sible to finish the hill that eve , log. It must, however, be understood that the obtaining leave to sit ague on Monday was only for •ho pureme of po•tp ming the further enoside rat on of tt•e bill to Tuesday. at twelve o'clock, on which day he trusted they would la" sb'e to go through all the dames I of that bill. ' The haw , then retained, the chairman reported progrnst, an oht*in.d leave to si• agai • on M mday. The house adjourned sh••rtly after sin o'clock. TnE lIAT lIARVEST.—A IDA-respondent, who has abendan' oPPo. twilit:a for ob.ctv Ain over a wide extent of c r.en•ry, 'es norm , r eoleet a fin r amen that ttis for '_e, n skier. The crops in the Vale of Bethel._ y and at Woceeece r will, in twiny ',stances. average thirty to two tons per sere. Man• levee mows have Non wide without kerbs, a drop of rain on them."—Bristol Mercer,. ACCIDENT ON THE RIVER AND Loss Or LIFE.—AII accident occurred upon the river on Saturd iy ofternoea last, n.er th. Archbishop art esnterhury's pallet. It sr pees that five rrsone, named Wm. Feld, Edward Oro', Semite. Meier. Thomas Lem's, and Wm. Higgins. all is the I topli,rrent of Messrs. Priv', the patent encos-nut on dle manufacturer, at Vanillin. had been to witness a cricket moult at Bitter:ea, and were retuntitg lame in .. four' oared boa', wh m the surf c used by a paten'', ste aler struck the h."' and turned it over, precipitating the fise ps mons itro he lieu.. S. viral watermen put off in then host., and succeeded after some time in getting the for fir.t-tamed vu• of the water, but Hicgias unfortunately was &owned. The deceased was a son of Police•constab ls Higgins, of the L division. The body hed not been found at 6 o'clock last evening. IP