The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-10 00:00:00

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qr. lower. Here tads y we had • small supply of Wheat,
and only a few sacks of Barley and Oata. Sales of Wheat
were exceedingly slow, and progress could only be made at •
reductu of Ga. per qr. Barley was 2c per qr. lower.
Wheat, aBs. to 725. Barley, 3.1 e. to 401. Oats, 325. to 31s.
per qr. °stoical, 2801b5., 41s. to 435.

Datevrtc, JOLT 31.—A great deal of business done during
the lout few dope. Wheat has changed hands, and prices
are 3s. per qr. higher, owing to a great deal of rain having
fallen. Our stocks are very low, not having supplies brought
forward by the growers. Our arrivals of *hips for freights
are vary large, and when they are despatched there will not
he above 600 or 700 lasts of Whett left. ?rims high-mixed
621b5., 715.; fair high-mixed 611hs. and 621b5., 60s. ; fins
mixed 611 M., 68s. to 695. • good mixed, 675. to 68e. ; good
red mixed, 665. ; and ordinary qualities, 60s. to 625. per qr.
free on board.

KAU BIT HO, Au° CST 6.—Wheat very flat, and sales out of
hand have, within the last few days, been effected with dila-
rutty. The accounts from fireign markets, and especially
from England, received this day, of the decline of prices, will
again influence us, and we shall have a yet further re-
duction. Hardly any old Barley left ; there is some demand
for light new winter for Holland, at 25.. to 265. per qr. Oats
very flat; a few parcels now offering at 21s. 6d. to 231. Rye is
fully as dear, but Rye Meal is exeessinlydepressed. Amami-
derable business has again been done in Cloverseed on specu-
lation at an advance of 61. to Is. per cwt., the reporter
of the present crops getting worse, both in France and Ger-
many. Rapeseed is in demand ter Holland, and some quan-
tity would be taken at 261. 1.55. per last on the west coast of
Holstein, but sellers are not in the market. Linseed Cakes
are more inquired for; Flensburg and Pomeranian have been
sold at 81. 103. to 81. 14s. per ton free on board for delivery
neat month, and Konigsberg it 71. 4s. per ten on board.
Rape Cakes in demand, at 51. 10t, cost and freight, but held
higher.

KOSIOSEERO, JVLT 30.—The dull accounts from your
side have had • similar effect on ours ; quotations are
already reduced 3s. to 41. per qr., and if your prospects do
not improve, we may look for a still further decline. Supplies
from Bohen.ia are now coming forward. Holders are asking
69A. per qr for Wheat free on board. The weather has been
very wet during the week. We have the same complaint
about Beane as in England—blight and insects very pre-

Lao Hoax, JULY 30.—The Wheat harvest is 1101.1. over, and
the crop proves a good one—quality fine and heavy. The
country markets bang now weU supplied with home-grown
Wheat, there has been buts limited demand for foreign. Se- .
veral arrivals have come in, but the most of them have been
sent on to Genoa. This will probably cease, as the Ist of next .
month duty will be :aid on there, and sui• number of cargoes
are expected, we shall see a decline in our rate.. The proba-
bility se, oats ranee will be (per gr. free on board) about—
! Marianopoli, 621b5., 45s ; Polish, 6lllbe.' 455. ; do. 1111111911111
419. ; Odessa, 611 be., 419.; do. 601199.,385. 3d.; Danube,
611b5., 375• lld.; Romelia, 59,11b5., 349. 2d.; Egyptian, white,
66)1b5., 265. 21. ; Taganrog, 611134., 382.31; do., hard, 6411 n.,
4-51.; Odessa hard, 621b5., 465. 4d. ; Tuscan, fine, white, 631b5.,
599. 6d. to 625. Gd. ; do., fine red, 6311 be., 489.7 d. to 505.;
do., fine Maremma, 641b5., 455. 1 Id. We have had some
rain, which has been very beneficial to the Indian Corti, the
crop of which will be very large, and we count upon low
prices. The last freight paid was Ss , but we shall see rates
more moderate ere long.
ROSTOCK, AVOVST 2.—Great progress has been made
with the Rye harvest, the greater part of which is in good
condition. The accounts as to the yield are also very favour-
able. Wheat and spring Cora are not quite ripe. The
Wheat crops have suffered much by the very heavy rains
which have fallen during the last few days, but the weather
is now very warm and favourable.

POTATOES.—ANDOVEIt.—A great supply of very
fine Kidneys and round, free from disease, best at 6d., good
round early, 4d., and fair-sited 3d. per gallon.
Canasta.—A most abundant supply of Potatoes, at Bd.
to 9d. per stone of 141 b.
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DONCASTER:A large supply, and there being a full at-
tendance of buyers, the trade ruled very brisk at about last
week's price., several lots having been sold for future deli-
very. Amencan natives, 10d. to Is. ; Shwa, Bd. to 10d. ;
ash-top Kidneys, led. to Is. 2d. per peck.
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Losos.—A moderate supply, which met a ready sale, at
Is. to la. 2d. per score of 21, lb.

SUNDERLAND.—We continue to be weU supplied wither.
talent Potatoes, but the demand being so great, in cone-
' quence of the increase of population, prices come slowly
down. They are now selling at from to. to Is. 2d. per peck.
WINCRESTER.—Potatoes in great quantities, very tine and
sound. The best ash-leaf Kidneys, 64.; Winbourne Kid-
neys, 44. ; round early do., 4d. ; some at 3d. ; common, 2d.
to 3d. per gallon.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. Two o'Clock.—
Mews. Pattenden and Smith report that the market is the
same. Duty, 180,0091.
1616* Lot Xest., p. et 41.10 op 111. 11 I Yeattlag payt.l'. IS 14 3 0
134.14 of Ism. „ 4 oto 1. I Tsullai homy. „ I SYS IS
Paws 3loto 4 4 I 014 Ham. .. . IIS to 6
Parsksaa

WOOL. —ILIIINSTER WOOL FAIR was one of
the largest that was ever known. Considerable business
was done at prices ranging from 114 d. to 124 d. ; Down
teg realised 13d. per lb.
LivEuroot, Aro. 7.—We base nothing to report in
Laid Highland Wool; the demand is still limited, and no
arrival of the new clip. Whit* Highland is not much in.
spired for. The stack of crossed and Cheviots is compa-
ratively light ; if the selection were better, there would be
more doing at our quotations: Laid Highland, per 241 b..,
69. to 6e. 9d.; white do., 9s. 6d. to 10s; Laid Crossed,
unwashed, N. &I. to 91.; laid do., washed, 9s. to 10s.;
Laid Cheviot, unwashed, 9.. to lls. 6d.; do. Cheviot,
washed, 12s. to 15e. ; white do, 20s. to 225. 6d.

Beaux, Aco. 2.—After the usual month's lull which
succeeds the excitement of the fain, we have new to report
a return of demand, and a resumption of business. During
the lut week or two, some rather extensive purchases of
wool have been made here and at Breslau, as well for
England as for France and for other parts of the con-
tinent. Although it is true that the demenptions now in the
market are not, upon the whole, of that select character and
breed which distinguish those shown at the fairs, still, ma
selling parties seem disposed to accommodate their prices
more to the state of the English and other foreign markets,
a steady and continuous trade may be anticipated for some
time to some. The purchasing of lambs' and yearlings'
Wools is likely to be very much impeded and spoiled by the
extreme eagerness for them on the part of the French, who
are ready to pay very high figures.
HAY.

Two o'clork.—Meorrs. Cooper
and Davis, Hi! sad %se 11.1nmen, report the trade very
heavy, at the fering pdso :
Frt. Ilssdotr No. to 13.1 Room.— —4. to —2.1 Otroor 275. to Ito.
Wexler No. to 030. Moor ... M. tors.. I

CATTLE, &e.—CoLenzerza, AUGUST 7.—The nap•
ply of Beasts was very short, but was more than adequate to
the demand. and to effect sales a reduction of full 6 per cent.
was acceded to. There was also a great dulness in the Sheep
trade, soul in some instances prices declined from 4s. to 6s.
per head, and but very few sales effected at that reduction.
Pigs continue scarce, and keep up in value.
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None/wit, Atroner 7.—Our market exhibited a good
show of store cattle. Being the commencement of harvest,
little was done, and we can look forward with but little hippo
of better markets until the completion of harvest. Fat
Beasts a good show; trade dull, at Ba. to Be. 6d. per stone of
141 b. The Sheep pens were well filled ; keeping Sheep full
ls. per head lower. The best Lambe quite so dear ; middling,
from ls. to ls. 6d. per heed cheaper ; fat Sheep, Be. 6d. to
9s. per stone ; Ewes, of all ages, both scarce and deer.
Good stcre Pigs and fat Pork remain without alteration in
prices.
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Styx:room, Acores 9.—Some good gran-fed Beasts from
Devon, Somerset, and Hereford made 12s. to 13s. per score
pound: ; moderate, including fat Heifers and Cows, at from
lls. to Ih. 6d. • very coarse, 104.6 d. Sheep were from 44. to
6d. per stone cheaper, best Downs not makiag more than
4s. Bd. to Gs. per stone ; large half-bred:, ts. 441. to 4e. Gd.;
fat Ewes and inferior Sheep, 49. to 4s. 4d. Fat Lambe, of
Bert quality, reached from Gs. Bd. to 6s. ; moderate quality,
ss. to 6e. 4d. ; poorer, 4s. 84. to Gt., rather short supply. Fat
Calves not se plentiful ; the best this day made llt. per
score; good, 10s. 6d. • inferior, 10e. Fat Hogs, 109. to
10s. 6d. per score ; smell Forks, 10e. 6d. to lls.
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FORFAR MAILLET.—There wu a full average of Cattle,
both fat and grazing. Fat sold at from 7s. 6d. to Bs. per
Dutch atone . • the sale was slow, but mostly ail were disposed
of. (hazingg were about fin to seven per cent. below
Mame ono ---,mutt. A lot of fon•teen three-veer-olds
d
sold at 171. 2s. 6d., 11".. two-year-0u...
Various other lots sold at from 91. to 121. ; year-olds at from
dl. to 71. Cows in calf were very dear.

ST. JAMR/I'S FAIR, ROXBIIROIFISHIRII.—At this fair there
was a limited supply of grazing Cattle, for which there was
a tolerable demand, at prices similar to recent markets. The
Horse market was pretty numerously attended by dealers,
and there wu a considerable show of Horses of all descrip-
tions. A good deal of business was dine among good
Horses suitable for draught or saddle.

For Yesterday's Marbles •n kset page.

SHIPPLtiG.

Mena ARRTTED.—DubIia, 3; Waterford, 2; Donaghadee,
1; French, 1; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, August 10.—Wind this day at noon, S., tight
breeze and cloudy.
Dust., August 9.—W. to W.S.W., moderate.—Arrived
Bon Accord, Calcutta ,• Athenian, Jamaica ; Montreal, New
York; York, New York, and sailed for Hull ; Minna,
M James, and Antoinette aria, New York ; Marchioness of
Queensbury, Quebec ; Roundtree, Montreal. Arrived from
the river: Raymond, Sydney; Isabellaand Ann, Cape ; Castle
Lachlan, Jamaica; lea,
_ Bt. John's, N.B. ; Hercules, in,e,
and Trusty, Quebec ; Kate, Kimouski.
PORTSMOUTH, August 9.—W.N.W.—Arrive.. Hendrick

nucleon, new Km, and proceeded tor san.u.•,. Off
SHIELDS, August B.—Arrived: Xeneph9ol "C"'"'
port: Weatherly, Quebec.
YOUOHAL, August s.—Sailed Charlee, Quebec.
WATERFORD, Aurt 8. —N.W. Arrived : Thomas
Handford, Quebec. ailed : Sophia, Quebec.
CORE, August 7.—N. W.—Arrived : New Express, Mau-
ritius, for London ; Bowling, Baltic; Imogene, New York.
PLYPOTETH, August 9.—W.—Arrived : Emperor, Quebec;
Emma, Quebec, puled a brig belonging to St. Jaen's, New-
foundland, &muted and water-legged, on the oth instant,
lat. 49, long. 11.
FALLIOUTR.—N. W.—Off port : Universe, Koelensin ;
Christiana, Siena Leone; Hamm Home, Quebec.
Barercm, August 9.—N. N. W., fresh.—Arrived: Madras,
Cobra; Sarah, and Countess Barham; gusher.
Wutrutavax, August B.—N.W.—Arrived British
Queen, Antigua; Wilkinson, Quebec..
Iduroan, August B.—N.W.—Arrived: Thomas Baker,
Quebec.