The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-30 00:00:00

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No. 312.] LONDON, MONDK

ORKNEY AND ZETLAND ISLES ELECTION,—The fol-
lowbg 1101111 of the poll has reached os : Anderson, 61 ;
Doai, 49.
MARCHEffrEIt SCHOOL or DEston.—The advan-
tages which this school is poisoned of, are, it is dated, being
farther attended by the Prmation of a female class.
At Glasgow, Birmingham, and several other towns, similar
classes have been very successful.
Tun SCARCITY OP HANDS in the locality of the
East Limudnehire Railway occasions serious distress, and in
some instaneo 100, where the wheat shakes out with the
scythe. The cry for harvest labourers is so great that 16a.
to Ms. an acre is giving for mowing, and not an Irishman
ands his way so low into the county.
Cents= LEASES.—It is stated that Mr. Moore
intends to mew his efforts for the enfranchisement of
Minster lease proy, and that there is every probability
Of the sinenr•• being auvied out before laog. All who
knew naptides el eherch lease property in Liasafn, most
swam that it intileys len labour, and is =Allen improved
thee any Whir diaseriptien of property, and ham the en-
tennehiensnt week& be a great boon to the city, as well OS
edresekke Ito the lee nee, end if effected On tcutable terms,
woalineksally hp.kishly beneficial to the amok.
iMPBOY/MEMIS lu LINCOLN.—Never within the
et syrs wane le aYay, pa extensive, and so costly
helm earned out M Lincoln at one
memo t. The New Exchange and
en the Conshill are expected to be soy fine
ibe▪ illieln The works are progreestog M a very rapid end:
aathakwineaMeer. The principal font of the Exeleoge
is . the also to have ae
r" IMAM rt~4llol partial will
• I • • a nmekres entmeenhalf, having
• en On • ht and soother on the left, leading into two
iteeeting-hosnee. From the hall they will enter the Ex-
change, a fine room, 80 feet by 40, and 25 feet high.
At'the bank of the Exchange (which is to have et fine end a
gallery from which speakers may address a public meeting),
there will be a large open market for vegetable carts, the
said mat ket to be paved with asphaltum; on the south side of
the Exchange, and open market, there will be 25 small
shops, for greengrocers, fishmongers, itc.; at the beck of
the shops, there u to be a covered market, extending from
the Corohill to Sineil-street, end the shops having two
fronts, the °copiers will be able to transact business both in
the front and in the rear. The building will be an ornament
to the city, and the large market, which is to be covered in
with glass, is to hold 3.000 people. A little lower down the
street, the large hotel building for the London and York
Company, is approaching completion, and is a most in.
posing structure. Upon the City Arms estate, prepa-
rations are being made to commence the immediate erection
of houses and shops in Guildhall-street.—The Market Risen
extension of the Great
Grimsby and Sheffield lice is pro-
gressing rapidly. The houses in the High-street, Lincoln,
are to be pulled down forthwith, to make way for the cross-
ing of the line into the Midland Station. The bridge amuse
the Witham is begun, and the works are progressing towards
completion very rapidly.—The London and York loop line
is also progressing. The morass on the Mohneecommon,
near Lincoln, is to be filled up with gravel and soil from
Bonitham fields, and the goods station is to be erected on
the site. The station is to be commenced almost directly.
A new large steam dour-mill is in course of erection by
Brayford side. The great drawback to the prosperity of
Lincoln is the want of homes of from 161. to 361. per annum.
Fifty houses of this class would, it is said, be let before the
roofs were on.

rG, AUG. 30, 1817. j3d.

Oars, Ustish feed......... 16 to NO to 23, od. Week.. l6 to 20e Od
DIU° Poland.. 19 to 21 to 23e Od . potato —to
Berwick It kotob feed s• to 73e oa . potato LI to 27. 04
Irish fad l6 to Ns Od . Mack- l6 to lk Od
Ditiopoloto 23 to 27s 04
Pa"'
"Ike 38 to 40e Od. maple 4O to 12
Nato to
—=l —W—B3 te 43... ... . 42 to 46
Rua, Meagan. 39 to 43 Nek 42 to 4.4 -ad 48 to 18
Harrow 40 to 41 mall 48 to 48. ad 41 to 52
Tux" Nem Boring to --new Nitta to --old
10 to
to
Ras 43
Ltrutanzamda= per thousand ..... ........ ...... Ell 10s. to 113 Os.
Ter./AO of Mir
Pious, TowsNadit, delivered 10 to 52 ene household 44 to 44
lierMlk and SINN 41 to 44 whits 4l to 48
Nortamberiand„ Lincoln, and Yorkshire — to
Mae= sal Kent to —...lrish — to
FOREION.
WILT, Diable and Kealgulterg . 50 to 52 ...One — to 54
Fare
Pannalmeaasatoek, and Stettin, new
to to 35
and t
DOlll.ll and lisaborgh 49 to 52
Raided
and Odom .42a 46 .Egyptian —
to to
Danübe
Spud& herd
Canadian —to Anstia
Rn — to
liaair. FesMair n to 30... distilling — to
lama. Coan 33 hi 40...Lacines — to
O•Ts, WIWI
Poinerstieen and armband l7 to 20
Swedish end Death ... l7 to 21
Priateland sal Dutch teed . IS to 17
INN Brew
%LUG, RN. —to old. 4B to 50
•
Pau, gsvnib
to
Tula, ce!Baas hA --.li—sew —Si —.. limp -7O .. —le
m"
Wa ltainha 4 t 48
Mediterranean mad Odeon.. — to 48
48 to ta
54
Raman 38 to 40. .hem
Lugano Cana, fres of do. proton. C 5 10e. to E 3 IN
Lira= CAMS, Dalai end Uerinall. t 11 Os. to £l6 M.
Dltto French and American Ale On to All Oa.
Flora, American, per barrel of 1461b5. l4 to 26
Dentate and Hamburg...
Canadian
French, per meg of 211014., free — to
ARRIVALS 2510 LONDON NUM 13rd AUG. TO 28th AGO.
Qr.. English. loolcb. Irish. Foreign.
Wheat I 314839
3 I
Barley
Oats
Flour, 2,613 ado ; 14,492 barrels. /lei, 3,304 quarters.
Lomax Area or.— Wheat. Ns. 106. ; barley, 40s. Id. ; as
87s. 10d.; rye, 345. 3d.; Wens, Ns. 3d.: MN SIN id.
IMPERIAL AVERAGES.

--- ---- -- --- - --
Wheal., Barley.; Oats.; Rye. ; Boaris.l Peso
July 17 ... ... I
0d 4!. 1(d 29. 7d 87s 95;52a 1d,53a 9d
21 ... ... 75s Ed 1456 BdlChr 6:759s I‘B3ll (11511 s Od
5a II ... ... 77'• Sdi4 Mills 1d,57. 1154 a 8d 4E. ed
Aso. 7 ... ... 75s id 4a. 11d' Ils ld i2s 24 54s 1(747s 5d
14 ... ... Ms 10d40a 7,11294 1d 40e 2d's. 5‘1142s 10d
21 ... ...
128138 e MUM 94.15 s 5,1153 s 2d.40s 4d
6 weeks' A. Aver. Is id,l3a 76M10n 153 s 4d1,47. 4.1
(There are no duties Foren .)

- - - -
Price. Julyl 17. July 22. July 31., Aug. 7. Aug.l4 Aug. 21.
"3 I ... _..J' ... ..
;55 Li j.LI ... —7l ... ... ...
74 ... ::: 7.1 ::: ..
12 6 .. ... .... 1
Ateixlesa, Aug. 28.—The attendance was rather large
many sellers, but few buyers. The best white Wheats did
not retch 151. per load; red, 141.; many good samples of.
fered at 131. For Barley it was with great difficulty sales
could be effected, at 343. per quarter; some good sam-
ples selling at 30s. to 32a. Oats ware offered at from
20s. to 28s. per qr., and then but few found purchaiers.
Feu, Beans and Rye remain etatioaary. Flour, from 401.
to Va. per la% Malt at from 60s. to 725. per qr. New
Tares at from .to 9s. per bushel.

AYLESBURY, Aug. 28.-Tho trade was quite inactive,
d eiders evincing no disposition toget into stock at the pre-
sent rates. It will be seen by the subjoined quotations that
prices are still declining. Wheat, 535. to 68s. per quarter,
being 3,. to 6s. cheaper than last week. Beans, 48s. to 50s.
Peas, 44e. to 50s. Barle7, 34e. to 38s. Oats, 245. to 28..
Barley, foreign, 21s. to 2.3 e., the condition of which was
bad, and no sales effected.
BEDFORD, Aug. 28.-We had a good supply of Wheat,
the greater part of which wee new and is good condition ;
the trade was very dull, and holders were obliged to submit
to 3s. or 4e. reduction before they could do business. Barley
did not command much attention, and could be bought for
4s. or be. less money. In Oats not much doing. Pea and
Beans are quite as dear, and very few offering. Wheat, 30e.
to 375. ; Beans, 31s. to 35a.; Peas, ;see. to 375. per load of
6 bushels. Oats, 235. to 33a. Barley, 30e. to 40s. per qr.
Bogros, Aug. 28.-Much of the Wheat in thisneighbour-
hood will be got up safely this week. Sales could not be
effected to-day unless at a further decline from Wednesday
of 3e. to 4e. per qr. on new What, and 2s. per qr. upon Oats.
Beans are nominally 2e. per qr. lower. No sales of old
Wheat. Wheat, new, red, 465. to 50s. ; white, 50s. to 335.
Oats, 16s. to 20e.; old to 221. Beans, 48s. to 525., nominal.
par qr. to the growers.
COLCHESTER, Aug. 28.-The supply of Wheat is today
but little more than sufficient for the local demand, still
prices must be noted 4s. per qr. lower than last week for
new, and 2a. to 3s. for old ; of the latter there is but very
little offering. There is more Barley offering; the demand at
present is confiaed to the millers and dealers, for grinding
purposes ; price* may be noted at 30e. to 365.
GLOUCESTER, Aug. 28.-During the week, there has been
a fair supply of English Wheat, which was freely offered at
a reduction of 2a. to 34. per quarter, but millers held off from
purcheeing, and few sales were effected. The little business
reported in foreign is at a similar decline. Barley, Beans,
and Oats must be noted la per quarter cheaper. At our
market this day there was a good show of English Wheat,
which found buyers at the decline above noted ; and foreign
was mere inquired for, but the business which resulted was
not extensive. In Spring Corn we have no alteration to re-
port. Wheat, English, white, per imp. bush.,6s. 3d. to 6e. 9d;
red, fe. to 6s. 6d. ; Danteic (low to high mixed), per 480
lbs., fe, 6d. to 71. • Polish, Pomeranian, Stettin,
ss. 9d. to 6a. 3d. ; Odessa kJ arianopoli, soft, 6s. 9d. to
fos. ; Odessa Taganrog, hard, 61. 34. to be. 6d. Barley,
English, grinding, per =be., 265. to Ms. ; malting, per imp.
qr., 365. to 405.; foreign, grinding, 235. to 245. Beans,
English, per imperial bushel, be. 6d. to fis. ; foreign,
Egyptian' per 6oh lbs. se. to 6f. 2d. ; French, Dutch;
'Mall tick, be. 6d. to 6-. ocl. Oats, per 3121 be., Limerick,
Wexford, and Enniscorthy, white, 265. to 265. ; Cork,
Waterford, andYoughall 245. 6d. to 255. 6d.; Welsh, black,
U
imp.,
23,.6d. to LU . ; Irish, per 3121 be., 235. to 245. Peas,
grey and grinders, per 65ilbs., English, es. 64. to 6s. ;
I foreign, 4s. to 45.6 d. Indian Corn, per 6611 b., 3.. 9d. to
' 4s. 6d. Flour, best seconds, English, 445. to 465. Linseed
Cake Dutch, per ton, 91. to 101.• French, 101. to 101.10 s.
Imparts' for the week ending 'Aug. 27: Wheat, 16,078;
Barley, 1,254; Oats, 1,601; Beans, 1,007.
GUILDFORD, Aug. 28.-Our Wheat trade to-day was in a
very lifeless state, but little business being done, even at a
dine in prices of 10s. per load for the best samples, and
20e. for the inferior ones. The supply was extremely small.
Wheat, old, per load, 141. to 161. ; new, 131. 10. to 161. 10s.
Barley, 30s. to 365. per qr. Oats, 23e. to 30e. Beans, 455.
to 655. F eat, 40s. to 44a. Rye, 325. to 365.
MANCHESTER, Aug. 28.-There has been a fair inquiry
for barrel Flour during the week at the rates of our last
very little doing in other articles, and prices irregular and
uncertain. At Wakefield and Liverpool yesterday there was
no particular change. 'Our market to-day shows little
activity. Fresh parcels of States and Canadian Flour meet
steady sale at former prices. Little or no fresh lack Flour
offering. Stale of all descriptions is quite neglected. Best
'fresh Wheats nearly maintain late rates. In other ankles
very little doing and no particular change in prices.
Wheat, per bushel of 70 lbs. English, white, Be. 6d. to
91. ; red, 7.. 6d. to Bs. 6d. Barley, per bushel of 60 lbs.,
grinding, 4s. to 4e. 6d. Oats, par bushel of 451 b., Eng-
lish, Scotch, and fine Irish, 4s. to 4s. 3d.; Iris
dried runs, 3s. 1041. to 4s. Beans, per qr. of 604 lbs., Eng-
lish, small, 64a. to 565. • tick, 625. to b4s. Malt, Par 6
imperial bushels, fine, els. to 66.. ; fine seconds, 52e. to
64a. Flow, per sack of 2801 be., English and Irish, tine, 40s.
to 44e. ; superfine, 4.51. to 46e. ; extra, 47e. to 48..

_ .
Nawcirmx-ox-Trwit, Aug. 28.-The weather since this
day se'neight has been of a highly propitious character, and
considerable progrew has been made in cutting, but as yet
little grain has been carried In this district. At our market
this morning we had a moderato show of Wheat from the
growers, about ex samples of which consisted of the new
crop, the condition for the most part was indifferent, and
the pion made ranged between 4,05. and 66e. according to
quality, whilst fresh-threshed *ld met a lingering sale, at a
reduction of 3s. to 41. per qr. In south country tad
foreign deecriptionr merely a retail demand wee ex-
perienced at nearly a similar decline. For Naehlk
Flour the inquiry was limited, although Awed
currently at Is. to 3s. per sack below the rates of last wait.
Barrels can only be noted 2s. lower, at which decimate
there is rather more doing. In Rye so little is Mut
our quotation, may be deemed nominal.
in fair request, but for dietilling or other kinds we
demead. Malt can only be sold by sehairting to wow
&Mier decline. Beans end Pen ere each Wand
chow, without exalting ottoaties. The show at 0^
though teillog.proved usoetkoaedlosoolototheramoodosad
maks odd Mil* be Ink oalsmiNism to lower solo.
Wheat: Briekk, X il4 white, 66a. to Oh.;
635. 6 to Ms.; id* tot old, white Ms. to
635. • red, 64a. to ; Lambskin old, whithkes.
to 110 a. ; red, 545. lot eft Rye, NOrfaik sod
38e. to 12e. Bayley, pisaMot h and dialog, lb. Ili
Kai; Q., *7•1107) 04.% NI?,
Noratamoorlaad and Scotch,_ potato, old, 308. to Ma.
otomooa sad Ayres, old, 240. to 28e. Pewr srIMM,
legat, 46e. to iti. Beans, 40s. to 44e. /km, _ per
soak, loolltookton sod Martkosaberland, 40e. to 434 Meds
white, Ms. to_tiaLkoosolsolht 38e. to 41e. @epaulet,
40a. ; boosekollo, oto. tali,. ; Wlrb,2Bl.to3da.;
24e. to 344. Whooktmotry Desido sad Fastifettr.
Mk to • ms. to orb orkitstoos. to
rod, 820. WU".
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60a.; red Us. 101111. Masks stlaM,
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