The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-03 00:00:00

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mitted to for what was sold. Nothing doing in other articles '
of grain.
Cosa, JULY 30.-The weather has continued beautifully
fine, sod the eagle mid country present a most promising
appearance. Several fields of Bere Barley and Oats have
been eat down, and wimples, which were very fine, exhibited
end sold at market, the former at lls. 61., the latter at
12s. 6d. per barrel. Supplies of grain to nor market con-
tinue trithng in the extreme ; but 46 barrels Wheat, 170 bar-
rels Bare Barley, and 257 barrels Oats, which were taken at
about previous currency. The Flour trade remains tam-
sively dull, bakers buying merely in retail to supply
immediate wants, and quotation* nominally same so be-
fore. Indian Corn has become very heavy of sale, end de-
clined fully 20s. per ton on the week. Indian Meal goes
off Readily ; bat, owing to !Killers being short of water, the
decline on this article did not exceed 10a per ton. Oatmeal,
Wheatmeal, and aU other meal.stuffs completely neglected. In
prepared and store corn not a transaction worth noticing oc-
curred; and though considerably leesmoney would be accepted
for all kinds, the trade remains in the most stagnant and de.
premed state we have had occasion to report for a long time
Prices to the farmers this week Wheat, 2.51. to 31s. per brl.
of 20 at. Barley (new bore), 1 le. 4d. to lie. 6d. per brl. of
16 R. Oats, white, 16i. to 19s. • black, ISs. to 17s. per brl.
of 14 et. In addition to these prices, Wheat is subject
to 6d. ' • and Barley and Oats to 4d. per barrel brokerage,
which is paid by the buyers. Flour, finds, 235. to 245.
seconds, 21s. to 235. ; households, 14s. to 195.; thirds, 9s. to
12s. per cwt. Oatmeal, 17/. to 181. Indian Meal, 101. Se.
to 111. be. Wheat Meal, 161. to 17/. Indian Corn, white,
91. 101. to 101. ; yellow, 91. to 101. Prepared Corn, free on
board Wheat, 38e. to 381. Oats, white, 17s. to 174.6 d.;
black, 16e. per barrel.
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• BlEalatU•, JULY 27.—We had a smaller importation of rye
to-clay than we bare lumen for the whole year. There le to old corn,
either &led= or keolgo ; the dined. immeguestly, weld tot be
patinae&

ClfuanA,rrA, JULY 21.—Prises hare ere as the &Ghee ;
tha amennte of the grooves of the appreacbteg karma see hem/r-
-aids Rom every gnarlor.
COWBBRAGRN, JOLT 21.—Bargalas teen esslasell exclu-
sively ter thew dies town ; we base hid bee WY Drib Miley
and bet amen atoottshe at rye. The potabiwep are vaiveresity Sae •
regrets bed beaked blow spread that the ism bed arks
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favoured with the teeth weather peadhle. Our ewe saubst le let,
and everything is an the decline.
HAMBURG, JULY 30.—Since last Friday the priers is
=bath MeinaatldreahsT. Terre win a wait at rye Is the
es werelithre bed leen imparted hid bees warelinewd. Tae
regreln aim else* and boa ragise4 artier Lie weather
and keward sigeerinee 4 the Irma, WWI bra drew* ear
hencleds redraw
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414 vim ear imbia. ewe was Wheal eeriber
thely_refesei pdath It hod het purchasers hr the Ihretern trerk.
KOartolllolll, JULY 26.—Very little was doing in corn
last wet, and*, only Wpfn that was consindel was for home
conwareptim. Smeal wade bare arrived bit wish corn.
MALTA, JULY 24.—Our markets have been very languid
dace oar last. Taganrog bard wheat, 416 6d. to 45e. 2d. • Danube
eat. &Y. Id.; ides a. to 31.. ; barley, 215.; Indian corn
(ffeyptina), MAIL • hemsZelyarption). 'Mee quotations are
nominal, to the sham et with the exception of beam for
which artiste there le a diniand Leghorn 13*. has been offered
for an arrival 4 the sew insp, which 1, held for let. Yrehthoi are
very moth lower; we doubt 11 la. Id. would be obtainable to-day.
Sr. PlTialeStkO, JULY 23.—Very little is doing in grain ;
there le scarcely any denied whatever for rye, and small parcels only
are sold to make up certain
STETTIN JULY 27.—r/1"i:8-firmer, and purchased in
loco, In partite, at a cheaper roe.

CHEESE.—MAGDALEN, OR M.ANNHILL FAIR,
AeovsT 2.—There were between three and four hundred
tors for sale. The prices varied extremely; for some fine
Chedder 80s. per cwt. was asked, whille others offered at
from 661. to 745.; the new Chedders not yet brought in
largely ; fine old much in demand. The best red Somerset*
sold at prices between 665. and 64e. per cwt.; best new, 60s.
to 625. ; some prime North Wilts, from 645. to 66a. ; double
common Gloucester*, Wilts, and Somerset, from 50s. to 56..;
best tingle varied in price from 50s. to 821. ; common, 465.
to 48s. ; best new half.cowards made 425. to 445. ; inferior,
38s. to 40s.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. -- Two o'
Mesas. Pattenden and Smith. Hnp tutors, report tbat the
market is in a very dull 'vote, and the duty is 180,0001.
Prices are (nominally) as follows :
isms p. et. 44 lu 51. 12 1 Tout"( s. •-. for r.O
Weald a 144 st• „ se • 12 Tswana slaws- 2 eO/ 2 1,
44•443 ., 21010 4 4 1 014 Nape..... „ 110 to 2
Parsbam•

WOOL—SWINDON, AUGUST 2.—Best Down Teg
Wool in good demand, at 325. to 335. per tod ; fine long
Wool, 30e. to 325.; good mixed, 28s. to 29s ; half teg mixed
with inferior. 265. to 27e. ; three-fourths inferior, 2.5 e. ;
coarse, 225. to 235.

KILMARNOCK JULY 30.—TnE GROZET" FAIL—For
Wool, prices were 2e. per stone lower than last year.

HAY.—SMITHPIELD, Two o' Clock.—Messrs. Cooper
and Davis, Hay and Straw Satessnea, report prices as
follows :

Prime %%Mgr 7%. to 784 I wow Ray
loineb.r ..... Kw to Ilk Clover ~

SU. to 70*. I New Ciover4ol. to Sly.
lkos. so e.+.. stray ...314 Vs ifs

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CATTLE, Ac.—BOTLEY, AUGUST 2.—For fat
Timms prism gave way from 6d. to Is. per more ; the best
quality did nat snake more than 12s. Ott; secend quality,
IL. 6d. ; and others, 104. 6d. to Ils. per some. Fat Calves,
I though rather scarce, could be purchased at 10e. to 10s. 6d.
There were mime fine pens of fat Down four and two tooth
Wethers, which made se. 4d. per atone; large, and rather
coarse, ss. Good fat Ewer, 4s. Bd. The fat Lambs sold
well ; beet at ss. Bd. to 6e. per stone ; second quality, 6e. 4d.
to 6e, 6d.; moderate, de. to 6e. 2d. The 'apply rather scanty.

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KILMARNOCK FAIR, JULY 30.—1 n the Horse fair there
was an average number, and prices of good drought Horses
varied from 201. to 401. There were not many Cows present,
and they were generally in bed condition —those from Ire-
land particularly so. For Highland Cows the prices ranged
from 41. to 81. ; Irish, from 31. 10s. to 41. 10s.

HORNRY FAIR, JULY 30.—This fair was pretty well imp-
plied with both Beasts and Sheep, yet so great was the de.
mend for Mutton and Beef of first-rate quality, that several
buyers were unable to procure what they wanted. Beef
fetched 50. to 6.1 d.; Mutton, sd. to 61d. • and Lamb, sd. to
6W. per lb. Inferior stock was rather dl of sale.

LANGHOLSI F Mt, JULY 26.—The number of half-bred
Lambs present was greater than for some years past.
Prices ranged front SO!. to 245. Tha show of Cheviot
Lambe was less than last year ; many, no doubt, holding
back their lota until Lockerbk, in consequence of their
smaller size this season, and the desire of the owners to
have them somewhat improved before selling. Prices, how-
ever, were anything but small, it being one of the beet
markets ever held at Langholm. The average priest of the
Cheviot Lambs was from 12a. to 14s. We have heard of
some that reached 16s. Langholm is rather a regulating
market for wool. The rates were below last year's in about
the some proportion as at other places. Not much business
was dame.

MAODALRN OR MANNHILL FAIR, ATHIRST 2.—The
show of Beasts was not large; those for sale were chiefly
poor and ill-conditioned, and they sold at lower terms,
by from 3e. to ea per head, than at Weyhill. The best Cows
were in good demand, as were also Calves for keeping. The
few Sheep offered were sold quite as high se at Aires-
ford. The Horse fair was ver7 large, yet the chief part were
inferior kinds. Good cart Cola and Horses were in con-
siderable demand, several making from 35/. to 451. each ;
two.year.olds, 211. to 301. ; three to four-year-olds, 311. 10s.
to 341. In the saddle and gig strings there were many fine
animals, making prices up to 001. each., very indifferent
fetching 3.51. to 40/.
NORWICH, J ULY 31.--Our market exhibited a good show
of Scot and Short-born, with a few Demons. For want of
buyers, trade was dull in the extreme ; in feet it was impos-
sible to effect sales even at lower prises; this turned out one
lof the dullest markets this year. Fat Beasts scarce ; trade
dull at 6d. to 9s. per stone of 141 be. The Sheep pens
were w filled. Lambs quite as dear. Keeping Sheep, a
large number, from Is. to 2.. per head lower. Fat Sheep,
Bs. ed. to 9.. per stone, without a clearance. Ewes, of alleges,
scarce and dear. Store Pigsfrom 225. to 255. per head. Fat
Pork, 8.. to 8.. 3d. per stone.
Swignow, ALIOIRT 2.—Fat Calves sold slowly at 9e. to
10e. per score ; lean i3east, Cows and Calves were not so
saleable.

For Yesterday's .uarstets so lid pap*.

SHIPPING.

MAILS ARRIVED.—DubIia, 3; Waterford, 2; Donagladee,
1; French, 1; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, August 3. Wind this day at noon, N.N.W.,
light pleasant breeze, and fine.
DEAL, August 2.—S. to S.S.W. ; S.W. to W.S.W.—
Othello, Wkampoa; Nankin Clyde, St. John's, N.B. ; Dar.
dams, and Thomas Fulden,Quebee. Arrived from the river:
Jessie, Algot Bay; Prince, Quebec. Sailed Tudor, Calcutta.
Orr DOVER, August 2.—Ruilla, China.
Poartmourtt, August 2.—W.N.W.—Sailed:Monarch,
Calcutta, and put back with loss of main yard.
YARMOUTH, ISLE OF WIOVIT, August :
Port Glasgow, Quebec.
SOUTHAMPTON, August 2.—Sailed : Medway (at.), West
Indies.
BKIDGEwAraa,July M.—Arrived Lunt Ramsey, Quebec.
BRISTOL, August 2. —N.E.—Arrived : Samuel, Quebec.
HULL, Auguq 2.—W.—Arrived Ist, Eliza, Patagonia ;
Regard, New York; Prompt, St. John's, N.B. ; Elizabeth
Holderness, Richibucto ; Anne, Talmagouche.
PORTIMAWL, August : Elizabeth Moore, Deme-
rara. •
ARERTSTWITH. July 31.—Arrived: Credo, Quebec.
CARCHJAN, July 31.—Arrived . Richardson, Quebec.
Orr MARYPORT, Jul 7 31.—Hope, Quebtv.
Coax, July 28.—N.W.—Arrived: Olive, Baltimore.
LIMERICK, July 28.—S.—arrived James, Quebec.
GALIFAT, July 31.—Arrived: Eliza Ann, St. John's, New
Brunswick.
EMILCALDT, July 30.—Arrived : Bmma and Arid, Mon-
treal.
GRANGEMOUTH, July 31.—Arrived • Retreat, Quebec.
LEITH, July 39.—Arrived : Prince George, Quebec.
STOCKTON, July 29.—5. W., light—Arrived: Ann and
Mary, Quebec ; Belay Dryden, Dalhousie.
BRIDGEWATER, August 2—The wreck of the Napoleon,
of St. John's, was passed,.lst. 2 N., long. SO, by the Lord
Ramsay, arrived here.
WELLS, August 2.—The sloop Harbinger, of Goole, sunk
off hers yesterday.
BEDCAIt, August I.—Ths Earl Grey, of Newcastle, run
on the rock off Staithes, this morning, end sunk ; craw and
materials! saved.
LONDON, August 3.—The Europe, arrived in the river,
was in contact, off Flamborough Head, 28th ult., with a brig,
name unknown, and lost maintop-mast. The latter received
damage.

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