The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-01 00:00:00

flank Stock, 191 3
per 9.t. !led. Aping

nt ,
5 per CL Foi,i'xii.:. Ni 4 ~..enequer Isis— to Au P.M.
t ill i itila Ile YUNlid.
61per CI. Aiiiit.etan Bout% 1 per Cent. Grenada lid,. 12 13
4 per Cif 43418. Bond% 68 69 Grenada Deferred 31,14., 26 f
2 per Own. ditto, 30 3, 5 per Ct Merino, lbtd, 144 156
Kr CL ilnallinn kW., t. 7 70 6 per Ct. Perormn lids., 35 7
6 Ditto New, 73 8 Portude Cone. 8d5,.._1:2 122
6 per Ct Buenos Ave, 176 L. 20 3 titio7 litrZuur dd.
8d...i2464(
Ditto Cbiltan Bur. 80 6
Ditto Columb. Dpi. lid, 3 per Cu 16PanWil DU. ,2i 3
Columbian Lquador 8,8.:2 prinirb Deferred Bak,— ,
3 per et. Daniell Bds., M 49 Ditto, Purled Bdu. 32 2
Si per CL Dutch Ads., 42 3 2 per CL Venezuela lids
4 per Ct. Buten Cerra, a 3 Wrienuels Deferred Bul.. 41 44

RAILWAYS.—The share market is still with a
heavy tendency, the disposition being to sell rather
than buy. Business, it may be remarked. has seldom

been so dull. Eastern Counties 6 per Cent., are 6s. sd.;
Rending and Reigate have been done at fi die.;
North Stafferdstiii e sellers at 21 die. French shared
are quot,d nearly as before. Boulo;ne and Amiens
have been done at 6; per share.
SAWN RYFECTSD OP TO TWO TILLS DAY LN LONDON.
(Yesterday's pekoe wlll lr found In last pov.)
Caledonian, 311 fdanc., Shea, and Uen. (Nen 101.
Eastern Gauntlet, 141 14 Pref.), 71
Do. New Guar., 6 per Ct., 34 Midland. iu3
Cheat Northern, 5/ Do. Birm. and Derby, 7i
(hest Sos'bers oroi Western (Ire. North Brithe March 10
land), 23 24 North Stoffardshins le
O(rearNorth of Feklaed, 230 Strew.. Bir. (A), 34
Great Weetern, 931 Shropshire Union, 14
Do. Qr. 16 South Wales, I/
Lams. I,"Yorkablre, 69 Wilts, Som., & Wei., MI
Do. Qr., 10 Tort, New end Berms 391 2
Do. thirds (Reg.), 6 si Do. ((rig. N. and lAjr,i 30 1
Le. is and Thirst, 23/ Do. Eaten. N 0.2 ewe. and
Do. New, 5j Bee.)
[radon and atetwall, 41 Do. G.N.P. Par. or Prot, a j
Lon., Bright., ad. Omsk 214 York and N. Midland, 69 70
Lon. & N. Western, 127 $4 Do. Pref.,llll
Do. New, 3 Boulogne and Amiens, 641
Do. Fifths, 7I I 34adnd and Valenti,
Lon. a S. Western, 48 N. of Franco, 44
Do. New, 401.,16
LIVERPOOL I
The market wan again YI
thine doing.
Gt. Northern, W. Ba. 9d.
Lanc.a York. (late bLkL.
d
Do. Fifths, 11 d
Do. (WALD.), 31 a
Lon. itc N. Western, 1301 30
Do. New Qrs., 1i p
Shrews., Oh, k Mesh., 71 d

31LF.9, MAT al.
!ay flat today, and hardly any-
Man., Sbef, , and lan. Prof., i p
Do. (areal Ormsby and tb, f.
Qtr.), 41d
Midland, 104
Do. %dyes, SI d
S. E. & Dover, So. 4,3 i d
York, Pierre., and 800. G. N. B.
Pur.), 11 p
BALES,

, Mae 31.
..me, with prices rather lower.
Lon. &N. Western New, p
Mao. Sher.., and Lin., 60i
Do. 14ra., No. 2. 13
Do. (inimaby SOL ak.), 92 d
Do. (Slier. and W.), 9 d
N. Staitaila., 2 9-16 4 41
8. E. & Done, No. 4, 213.103 d

MANCHESTER
There WU a smsll bovine s
Birk, Lane., &Ch. Ja., 1j d
E. Datunies, 141
E. Lancashire New, 7 1 d
Ot. Nsrthern, 9 7-16 d
Lan. & Tack. HMIs, 1 3.16 d
Do. Sixteenths, .51,
Du. 321. late Ex., d
Do. W.R.U., 3 13-16 1 d
BIRMINGHAM SALES, MAT 31.
This market was again very fiat, and prices had a!dosni-
vrar.l tendency.
Len. and N. West. New, If p I Shrews. St Stem. (A), 83..
N. Maffnedshire, 48s. 9d. 21 d Do. (Rh 3 d
Bhutan. Union, 21
LEEDS SALES, Ma? SI.
The transactions were rather increased in amount to-day,
yet prices gen-rally were on the &dine.
R. lane. New, AL 18., Id. 7 d Greet Northern, d
West Riding Union, 765. d [zeds and Thinks a
Amb., Not & Bost, d I Sews.* Bea. Nris, p •
BRISTOL SALES, Mai 31.
,rly the same state.
Great Western New 171. a., 1 d
ES, Mar 31.
York, Novo., and Ber. (O. N. E.
err.), i

The market retrainQT. IT;
Great Western Quarters, I d
TORK RAI
Gt. Northern, 51. 14'. Gd. Ida. 6d.
York, Newc , so. Bee. (Original
Newer it Bar.), SW

HULL SAL
Eaglet". Counties New, 11.. 6d. p
}WU and Sett's, Di
W. Halves, edi
Lan. it York. listens (Ilud. and
ebef ), 11Q d
Lon. & DrigOton, 324

FS, MAT 31.
r. Atitioh, 211
In. SI. Is.

Do. F.s. /Nene, 4. 9d.
Do. Ibirds, 21s. 9d. d
North StAffbed hire, 21 d
N. Western, 1 rug. roar.

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Hoff-past &v.--
The Sugar mtrket hu been tolerably steady, but it is less
active than last week, and importers are obliged to buy in
occasionally to sustain prices. It hoed, standard quality,
56s.—Coffee without alteration ; sone altered in publie lode
today.—Cocoa is sellinu in puhlic sale at the recent reduc-
tion; Trinidad, 40s. to 464.—Spices steady.—Cotton dull.—
Thr amount of business dune in the markets gentrally has
been small, and the attendance thin.

Duty mkt on Surar to low week, la London, Liverpool, nit.
Bristol, Hull, owl the Clyde
To the same period oat rear

Ineremo
mum vats cor raw IS IS wo Lure vizsz lbs.
Lnadon
Liverpool . ..
Bristol
Clyde
Total
Bow time la 11147

'screw 203,093

TALLOW.—Unaltered and dull. Peteraburgh
Y. C. on the spot, 45s to 15s 3d. ; October to December O-
livery, 435. ; Separate months delivery, 3d, to 6d. more.

HOPS.—Woßetana, May 31.—There is DO anima-
tinn in our market, earee'y a scale having been effected the
lut week, and former rates are barely supported. The
planation reports are more fav mrahle, the bine being, in
growing and healthy state, and free from fly ; the few that
were seen the middle of the month having wholly
disappeared.

HAY.—SmirnrtELD, Two o' —Messrs. Cooper
and Davis ri port the trade very heavy, at the following
quotations
to 72‘. I Rotes,— —e. to I ciente.. :Gs to 30e.
Infer' er to the tr 2 I

CORN.—BARNSLEY, May 31.—We had very little
business done today, the millers only baying for immediate
use, which was obtained at somewhat lower rate,. There
was no business doing in any grain but Wheat.

BiSINOSTOKR, May 31.-Together with a fair rtipply of
Wheat, we have to note a decline in late rates, with •
demand, however, adequate to the eupply, at from 38a. to
425. per qr. The introduction of foreign Bailey into the
market, for grinding purposes, everywhere causes a change;
here, the figures may be stated at from 301. to 35a. Gate
made, in some few instances, 19e. to 245. per qr. Bear.'
improved at 38s. to 43e.
BOSTON, May 31.-A good supply of Wheat at market to-
dey, and a free enquiry at 6cl to Is. decline from Saturday'.
prices. Beans in demand at fully late rates. The Oat trade
ruled dull. Wheat, red, 425. to 47e. 6d. per qr. ; white, 445.
to 50s. Oats, 16s. to 225. Beans, 38s. to 40s.
CHICHESTBR, May 31.-Our market still remains in a very
lifeleu state ; the supply of Wheat is small, but ample for
the demand, and sellers had to submit to a further reduction
of la to 2s. per qr. before any sales could be effretad. TY*
supply of other grain is vety trifling, aced its value unaltered.
Wheat, 42e. to 465. Barley, 30s. to 344. Oats, 22e, to 245.
Beans, 38s. 40s. Pear, 3.35. to 40s. Flour, 31s. per sack.
BALESWORTH, May 30.-We had a large show of Wheat
for which our farmers did not feel disposed to take less money;.
consequently hut a very limited amount of business was
transacted. Barley but little doing at late rates. Pura and
Beans scarce and firm. Rain much waned. Wheat, 40s.
'to 495. Barley, 28s. to 325. Beans and Peas, 365. to 443 e.
Oats, 20e. to 245. per qr.
Newcearte, May 30.-The weather still continues as
favourable as could be desired. Yesterday we had several
hours heavy rein with a thunder storm, and as moisture was
much wanted for spring corn, the fine seasonable rain expe-
rienced would prove very beneficial. At our market this
morning, we had a moderate show of Wheat from the
growers, and the arrival ceutwise being trifling, and baying
nothing fresh in from abroad since Saturday, fresh
thrashed parcels were taken oft readily at that day's rates,
whilst a total clearance was effected of the south couctry
and foreign, on sale at rather over Saturday s prices, Pome-
ranian red having freely commanded 525., for which our
millers only offered 51s. on Saturday. Our stock in bond
we would compute here in round numbers at about 4,000
qrs. Being sparingly supplied with Flour, we have found
en difficulty in placing approved narks of househeltls at
375. ; whites, 391. per sask Rye rather more inquired for.
Barley rather lower, and in moderate netueat. Malt in de-
mand, and the rurn dt aver. Beans and Peas without
change. and the same may be said of Oats.
BOMPOUD, May 31.-Our market today was well supplied
with Wheat, with a dull sale, at Is. per qr. less 'tan lag
week. Beans and Peas Is. to 2s. dea er, aed Barley and
Oats, no teteration. Wheat, 425. to 555. ; Barley, 32a. to 345.;
Oats. 225. to 285.; Beans, 351. to 40,.; Peas, 365. to 405.;
Rye, 26a. to 28s.
Seeenneo, May 30.-At our market this day but little
What has been showing; those sold were at an abatement
of Is. per qr. Beans, we have soiree any offering; the few
sold were at Is. to 2,. ii.ore money. We heard of a panel of
fine small, at 425. to the growers. Oats nr• more plentiful,
but scarcely any reduction in pnce was submitted to by the
farmers.
WORKINGTON, May 31.-Our market to-day in Wheat
was ri complete drug, the quantity en offer being unusually
large, and the farmers holding out far prices that the millers
and others would not give ; consequently, a considerable
portion of it was stored. Barley and Oats fetched last week's
rates. Wheat, top, 24e. down to 20s. 61. per three imperial
bushels.
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DUBLIN, May 30.—Our market this day was rot lively
for any article but 1, tlian Curn, wF.ic we trust spit
name is. to 2.. per qr. higher. o:her Ihings w. re in any,
but we cannot vet.ture to nun. e our previ' u, quotations. The
prices are —Wheat, white, 291. to 31, 6d. ; red, 275.
to 30s. per 260 Th.. Oats, 11s. to 13s. 6d. per 196 lbs.
Barley, 14s. to 17s. per 2241 b. Oatmeal, 11.. ad. to 13.. 9d,
per cwt. Flour, seconds, 16s. 6d. to 16s. per cwt. Indian
Coro, 355. to 435. per 480Ibs.

CATTLE, &e.-EXETES, May 31.-A great quan-
tity of stock, and much remarkable fur its thuneas and
quality. Fat prime Bullocks comrouded good prices.
Ot Sheep, a splendid show, but forme prices were not
readily obta nahl.., and many fan lots were driven out un-
sold. Fat L.mha were a larger and fine supply, and prim
cous.quently reduced. The show of store cattle we. fine,
comprising Oxen, Steers, and Heifers MTh and though not on
fast rule, yet some business we. done. e quotations for
fat Bullocks must he stated at from 53, to 60s. per cat., or
from 9, lid. to 10.. Cal. per score; butchers' Calves were
from 34d. to 5;1. per In.; fur Itibeep, the quotations were,
shorn, 61. per lb. ; in their wool, frr m 6id. to 7d. The quo-
t dion for let Lambs must be stated at from 6d. to rather over
GO. per lb. Of Cows and Calves there was a good show.
Cows and Calves sold at from 81. to about 151. For store
Cattle the Entire quotations must be rated at front 329. 3d.
to 355. 9d. per cwt., or from ss. 9d. to Gs. 3d. per score.
Itostroun, May 31.-We had an increasing supply oilcan
stock in Beast., Sbcep, and Lambs, which met a very heavy
sole, at lower pricer. list much fat stock at market . what
thirst was sold at reduced prices. Beef. 3s. 6d. to 4a. ; Mut-
ton, 4s. to 61. ' • Lamb, ss. to ss. 6d.; V, al, 4.0. to .4.4111 N.
Pork, 4s. to 4a. Sd.
SOUTHALL, May 31.-Trade much the Milli
Beef, m, de trom 2s. 4d. to 4s. 2d. Mutton,
ds. 6d. to 6a. W. Veal, 4a. 2d. to 5a- P
de. ML per atone of Ribs. sinking the offal
For Yesterday's eiarheee see kW lege

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