The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-19 00:00:00

alls; to4os. • odd*, 420, Barley, No. Biro, $2.. to 340.
Poo, lifis. Oats, 20,. to 235.

CAKSIZIOUT. July 17.—Our market was thillosiMp•
CA, asd prices ghost the mane. Wheat, white, .to
brown, 38s. to 41s. Beans, 32e.
Counzarna, July 17.—An exceedingly small quantity
et Wheat at market; this met a slow sale, at Is. to 2s. (le-
ase. Other grain alatietmeraisal in supply sad demand.
OLOUCINIITII. Jul 17 WI extremely small at-
Madame at market abis day, and very few samples shown
of Begliels Wheat, prime of all wrbnmsia seminally as
last week. Barley sad Beam Os, at Parraer prima. data
a dell male, at ad. par gr. death. Vadat the influence of
the present hot and Miler weather, en snips are ripening
rapidly. We have WWWBIOIIB eseaphdab of the potato
disease daring the het taw Jays. Impede of the week end-
ing July 17 : Wheat, 819 qrs.; Barley, 72; Oats, 380;
Beans, 23a.
Clon.sirons, July 17.-0 v Barley and Wheat crops in
this district an ecomidembly down, in sossequenee of the
heavy Mann of Friday eveuusg. The supply of Wheat to-
day was small ; demand limited, but prices without altera-
tion. Prices: Wheat, 495. to 60s. ad. Barley, 29e. to 325.
Oats, 20e. te We. Beans, 365. to Us.

BIIITTORD, July 17.—Wit had again a very mill mar
kit; the best samples of Wheat made last week's prices;
inferior parcels lower. Bat little doing in Barley. Oats a
very heavy trade. Peas and Beans made last week's r rioes.
Wheat, from 23e. to 295. per load. Barley, 24e. to 2A. per
qr. 0at5,174 to 245. rim, 21s. to 24a. per load. Beans,
Me. to 235. Rye, 16e. to 19s.

MAXCHISTIZ, itILT 17. Little or no change has
occurred in the tone of the trade daring the present
week, inactivity in all its branches being the prevailing
characteristic, with, as is usual under such circumstances, a
general drooping tendency in prices. About 2,100 quarters
of malt coastwise, and 2,000 loads of oatmeal from Ireland
constitute the chief arrivals from those sources at Liverpool
and Runcorn ; whilst from abroad the imports of wheat are
only on a moderate scale, and tolerably fur of flour and In-
dian corn. At our market this twining wheat again de-
clined fully Id. per 70 lbs. Flour, being in very limited
request, was likewise 6d. per sack cheaper. Oats and oat-
meal moved off slowly end barely supported previous price,.
1411WCASTLI-UPON-TTNI, July 17. Our arrivalsof
foreign and English Wheat have been tridiag this week,
but of Oats large. Upon the whole Wheat baa been held
with more firmness, and a fair amount of business trans-
meted at 425. for Wolgeat, 41a. for Neustadt, and 40e. to Es.
=for Cambridge end Norfolk, all weighed 63 lbs. per
A large portion of the supply of Oats had to be
bolsi Ise want of buyers, though holders would in some
Instencee have submitted to a decline of fid. to Is. per qr.
to promote besiness. We had a very short supply of Wheat
from the country this morning, which, combinW with the
weather. &sliming a more unsettled appearance contributed
to restore more confidence, and a very fair business war
dose in Wheat at fully the prices current during the week.
Although, the stock of fresh Norfolk households is decreasing,
still from the closeness of the weather the demand continues
limited at 28s. 6d. to 295. per seek. Barley, Beans, and
Pen, remained unchanged—so also Malt. To make pro-
per in sales of Scotch Angus Oats of 4141b5. per bushel, it
would be neesmary to submit to 204. per qr. The arrivals
this week are: Wheat, coastwise, 561; foreign, 1,065;
Uyo, coastwise, 40; foreign, 60; Barley, coastwise, 7;
Malt, coastwise, 20 ; Oats, coastwise, 2,399 ; foreign, 659 ;
Beans, coastwise, 260; Flour, 1,675 sacks.

.—A NORWICH July 17t our market this day there was
a food attendance of both farmers and merchants, and a
fair supply of Wheat in good oondition. Prisms ruled dull,
at fully lc 6d. per qr. reduction, millers being determined
to bay at a redaction, if at all; however, a considerable
quantity remained unsold. Flour was a dull sale' on pre-
duly the same terms as last week; not many lots changed
hands. Barley trade, with the exception of a few parcels
of foreign. was nothing. Beans and Peas were a very small
offer, but buyers would not consent to such hieb prices,
and an exceedingly small trade was the result. Oats
were •sood offer, and price Is. per qr. lower. We quote
Wheat, white, 425. to 465. per qr. ; red, 375. to 395. Barley.
265. to 29e. Beans, 345. to 375. Peas, 30s. to 325. Oats,
21.5. to 245. Fine households Flour, f.0.b., 278. per sack
of 2Bolbs., purchasers Sliding sacks and claiming one
month's credit.
NOTTINOHAN, July 17.—We have another very flat day
for business in the corn market. The millers bay Wheat
merely for their immediate wants, and that but sparingly.
Spring corn is not lower, but very little changes bands.
PLURB0101:011. July 17.—Our market to-day was
pretty well supplied with Wheat, and prices were fully Is.
per qr. lower, 631bs. red making 375. per qr. Scarcely a
sample of spring corn, and prices nominally as before.
IiZADII4IO, July 17.—Our market presented a ban ap-
pearance yesterday morning, there being a very small quan-
tity 01 Wheat pitched, and but few persons present.
Holders asked the prices of last week, but millers would not
give them, hence scarcely any sales were effected. The
trade in summer corn was very heavy.

Wisnacx, July 17.—During the past week we have bad
perfect summer weather, and the grain crops throughout
this district are coming rapidly forward, and are (Wheat
especially) very favourably spoken of. At this day's mar-
ket the supply is on .y small of any article. Fresh millers'
Wheat sells at last week's prices, but spring Corn (al-
though scarcely any left) is a dull trade.
Woaexarza, July 17.—At this day's market there wawa
short supply of Wheat, for which higher prices were asked;
but the trade ruled dull at the currency of this se'nnight.
Barley taken in retail at former prices. Oats 6d. to ls. per
qr. lower. Beans unaltered in value. Pews but little in-
quired for.
Youx, July 17.—We have had most splendid weather
during the past week, and the crops in this neighbourhood
are promising exceedingly well. We bad only a small
show of Wheat at this day 'ti market, which met a slow sale
at lc per qr. decline from lest week's prices. In other arti-
cles no alteration. Wheat, white, 41s. to 43e. per imperial
qr. ; red, 38s. to 40s. Rye, 275. to 29e. Malt, 625. to Baa.
Oats, led. to lejd. per stone of 1411 n. Flour, 28s. to
31s. per sack of nom..

DUBLLN, JULY 16.—We continue to enjo7 the most fa-
vourable weather for the growing crops, and to consequence
the business of our corn market ts confined to supplying the
wants of the moment. We do not alter our quotations of
Tuesday for any article. White wheat, 235. to 26e. ;
red ditto, 225. to 235. 6d. ; barley, 12s. to 14s. 6d. ;
oats, 10s. to 11s. 6d. ; oatmeal, Ils. to 12s. ; bakers' flour,
12s. to 16s. per cwt.; Indian corn, 30s. to 345. per
4801 be.

C 0.., July 17.—The receipts of home grain are very
trilling. In prime foreign Wheat we have a moderate
business passing at the rates of last week. Stocks are nar-
rowed to • small compass. It is impossible to effect sales
of Oats at the prices asked by holders. The consequence
is, we have not a single transaction to notice in the article.
The trade in Sue Flour is dull, and the business doing is
moderate in the extreme. Coarse Flour also, affected by the
abundant supplies of potatoes, is leas free of sale. Owing to
the stuck of Indian Corn in this market having become
almost completely exhausted, • considerable advance was
effected on the article, as high as 81.55. per ton nett having
been obtained in retail for • few small parcels. As, how-
ever, • few cargoes have now come to hand, this price can-
not long be maintained. In fact, the price now asked, 81.,
is altogether nominal.

Warzaronn, July 17.—Although our import. this week
are exceedingly small, our market, under the influence of
the depressing advice. received from London and Liverpool,
boa been in a n.ost lifeless state. Wheat: Foreign has
been purchased very sparingly by our millers, at the cur-
rency of this day se'nnight. Had holders pressed sales,
lower prices must have been submitted to. In prepared
Irish scarcely a transaction took place, and its value may
be considered nominally ea on Saturday last. In Barley
I nothing of consequence has been done. The supply of Oats
has been more than adequate to the demand, and prices have
again receded 3d to 6d. per barrel. Indian Corn has been
i in moderate request, at the extreme quotations of last week.
Flour must be written cheaper by Cod. per sack. Imports
this week : Indian Corn, 1,874 qrs. ; Flour, 251 barrels. Ex-
ports this week : Barley, 128 brie ; Oats, 6,238 ; Flour,
1,118 sacks; Oatmeal, 406
KIRKCALDY, July 17.—At our country markets this
week the few parcels of Wheat and Oats offering were
readily taken off for local consumption at about hat week'.
rates. Barley and Beans seem to be quite exhausted. Here
to-day we bad moderate supplies of Wheat and Oats; the
former sold readily, the latter slowly, at very little varia-
tion from list week's rates. Only one parcel of Barley at
market. Wheat, 365. to 435. per qr. Barley, 275. Oats,
18s. 6d. to 21s. Oatmeal, per bag of 2801 be.,

POULTRY,&c.—Nawoaen ANDLZA DEN H ALL,/ VLY 17.
—Goslings, bs. Od. to 69. 6d. ; fowls, Is. 9d. to 2s. 9d. ;
capons, 3s. to 44.; chickens, Is. 9d. to 2s. 6d. ; ducks, Is. 9d.
to 24.9 d. ; rabbits, ls. Od. to Is. 6d.; leverets, 2s. ed. to 34
61. ; pigeons, bd. to ed. each; fresh butter, Bd. to Is. Od.
per lb. ; English eggs, 6s. 941. to 7s. 6d. ; French ditto, be Od.
toes. 6d. ; Irish ditto, 4s. 9d. to be. 3d. per 120.

PISH.—EILLINOSOATII, Ju LT 17. Salmon, 81/41. to 1114.
per lb.; turbots, 3s. to 10s. ; brills, 2a. to 6s. ; and cod Soh,
Is. Od. to 6s. Od. each ; soles, 4d. to 28. Od. per pair ; Eel.,
6d. to 10d. per lb. ; lobsters, 6d. to 28.0 d. ; crabs, 6d. to 2s. ;
crawfish, Is. 64. to 2a. ; and mackerel, 24. to 4d. each ;
bloaters, Is. per dozen ; dory., Is. to 6r. each ; skate, ed.
to 6d. ; prawns, la 6d. to 2s. Od. per lh ; shrimps, Is. 6d.
to 2e. per gallon; smelts, 941. to Is. per dozen.

BUTTER.—Cos:, July 17.—Cant : lint quality, 695.;
second, 665.; third, 614.; fourth, 685.; fifth, 604.; sisth,
44:h.—Currency First quality, 605.; second, 671.; third,
625.; fourth, 495.; fifth, 414.; sixth, 31s.

ADULTERATION OP CURRY POICDEL—The last
investigation of the Lancet commissioner has been directed to
curry powder, which is found to be extensively adulterated,
some of the ingredients being highly prejudicial to the
human system. Twenty-six samples were submitted to
examination, of which seven only were found to be genuine,
and nineteen adulterated, eight of which contained that
highly poisonous metallic oxide, red lead. It was also found
that a ferruginous earth, salt, potato farina, and ground
rice were used for the purpose of adulteration. It is stated
that genuine curry powder may be easily made by any
housekeeper at a cost of 2.1. an ounce, the adulterated being
charged front fid. to Is. an ounce.

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