The Express.
London, England, 1847-05-29 00:00:00

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TOTAL PRODCCE

To.. E s. Ton,. X a. d.
Coke
13erehaven 4,1... 3,131 19 6 New Zealand... 33 366 6 0
Knookmahon 189 .. 1,673 4 0 Holyford 22 431 13 0
Coolant,
Total tow, 2,092.—T0tal amount, L'23,3",2 7a.
Copper Ores for sale June 10.—Cobre, 107; ditto, 106;
ditto. 100; ditto, 98 ; ditto, 94; ditto, 59.—Cuba, 80;
do., 79 ; do., 66 ; do., 43 ; do., 19.—Burn Burro, 81; do ,
.'")6 ; do., 51; do., 4G; do., 44..—Copispo, 89; do.. 80; do.,
48; do., 33.—Berehaven, 97.—Holrfird, 77.—Llandudno,
30; do., 2.5 Boilyinurtagb, 69.—Burrs Barra, 23 ; d0.,10.
—Tuts', 1,734 tons.

LEAD ORM
Bold at Truro, en the 20th War.
Mine, Tons. Mee. Pureharerx.
Dame 9 ....C2l 0 0 .., Mullin, Brothrrs.
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Total tow 314.
Bold at Truro, on the filet May.
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Total too. 58
!old at lloireell, on the 25th Ms..
Peel l2O £lO ... Mather 14 Co.
laid at liolpai/. os the 27th Mar.
Penyrhenblas
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Beignm
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.11110 .... 23 ... 12 2 6 ... Newton, Ecates,Sdlo.
Italian Heil ....„ 3! ... 9 5 • ... Mather and Co.
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IthomryiLal 33 ... 9 7 6 ... itewtow,tionton,llDa.
11)13 awry
Nuntyradyn
Tatal tans. 4601.
BLACK IN.
Bold, at far 'dine, on lac 18th 0t5400.
Illnet. Tons. - Poke. Pasha..era.
Charlestown Mines OOl ... £4O 5 0 ... Ilaubur and Co.
ditto
ditto
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'Total tons 4Ol.
Be ld on tho 271 h or May.
El. PO'berou Conao:s. 6 ... t 47 5 0 . _ Catania flanelt. Co.
ditto . 4 43 10 0 ._ data*
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Total tow__ ....13

CORN.—BAyscRY, MAY 27: «Cat 116 4d. to
12s 41. per bushel. Raley, 52a. to 58s. per qr. Oats, 345.
tr 381. Beaus, 6s. 41. to 2*. 6.1. per bushel. Flour, 211. to
28.. per sack. Bread, 111 d. per loaf.
_ _ _ - - -

BAsniu.sx, MAT 26.—This market was well attended by
farmers, who appeared anxious to sell their grain. but did
not knew millet to aekior Wheat. !dialers end Hour dealers
did not.appear winkle co make say offers, end few sales
were elfucted, and these at rates folly :is. 6d. per three
bushels below last wewl's rates. Nothing doing in other
kinds of grain.
BAFINOATOK E. MAT 28.—Wheat was offered at prices
lower than on Wednesday, by 6s. per qr. Millers and other
general pirchasers still bold back. u the splendid weather
is hourly improving thegeowing crops, and giving promise
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of an abundant, and, it s uow hoped, a rather early harvest.

ELT, Mew 27.—We had a moderate attendance at our
market to-day, but the decline in Marlame caused a great
dulness in the trade, millers refusing to buy beyond their
immediate wants; and for all descriptions prices had a down-
ward tendency. The fine seasonable .weather has greatly
improved the crops in this district ; everywhere we have a
cheering prospect; the potato trop is looking remarkably
weI!; and fruit is likely to be abund_nt. Wheat, 974 qrs.2 bus •,
average, 735. 4d. Oats, 21 qrs.; avenge, 395. Beans, 49
qrs. ; average, 625. 7d.
HILL, MAY 28.—The continuance of most beautiful
weather, and declining prices at all the markets throughout
the United Kingdom, have quite paralired the trade, so that
sales of Wheat are confined to sn:all panels to the milers, at
reduced rates, and the quotations are almost nominal at a
decline of about 15s. per qr. All Spring Corn is offered
:ewer, without leading to any matenal business. We are
without further arrivals of Linseed, and the demand has
been very trifling, with only a few small sales made, and
these may be reported Is. per qr. under the rates of last
week. Rapeseed is without alteration. Linseed Cakee—
the demand has materially fallen off, and the quotations are
almost nominal. Imports during the week: Rapeaced,
1,664 qrs. ; Wheat, 656; Barley, 560; Oats, 253; Tarn, 20.

LIVIMPOOL, MAY 28.—We have been compare; i rely bare of
general fresh supplies since the commencement of the week,
but the depressed tone of the trade in all parts of the
country, noun quest upon a continuance of weather of the
most favourable character for bringing forward the growing
crops, counteracts for the present the influence of much
reduced stocks in all hands, and we mast again note a very
dragging sale in course of the past two days for all articles,
with the tendency to still lower rates. This morning'smarket
was thinly attended, very few buyers appearing from the
country, and in the limited transactions which took place in
Wheats, prime were rather irregular, bat generally 3d. to Id.
per 70 lb. under those of Tuesday. Flour also receded Is.
per barrel, evil' for the best fresh qualities, which however
were not prs.s, d for sale, and la. M. to 2.. en stale and ordi-
nary de.ariptions. All othir features of the trade were of an
equally dull c..areeter, sad we note the respective depression
in value, as fellows:—Batley, 31. to 4d. per 60 lb.; Beans,
la, Indian Cora 2.. to 3e. per qr. ; lndian Meal, la per
barrel ,• Oat., Id. per 43 lb. ; and Oatmeal, Is. per load.
Arrivals from the 25th to the 26th May, inclusive :—lnto
Liverpool and Runcorn: Wheat, 2,696 qr..; Barley, 24;
Malt, 28 ; Oats, 534 ; Beans, 170 ; 40; Indian Corn,
4,915. Indian Coca Meal, 8,420 barrels. Oatmeal, 331
loads. Fleur, 410 sacks, 1,225 barrels.
PLYMOUTH, MAY 27.—Fine weather and the fell in the
London corn markt t have had the effect of nearly suspending
business here in grain ai.d Fleur. Supplies continue very
small tram throal, and our farmers deliver but very little ;
yet the little WM a' sal at this morning's market was Mete.
to 10s. below last week's prices. Flour has fallen from 78s,
to 725. wr sack ' and at a sale of American Flour very little
progress could be made at 44.., which is fa. to Bs. per barrel
below the value a few days since.
Rtrov, MAY 27.—We had a very indifferent supply of
grain at this day's marktt, but quite adequate to the de-
mand. The few transactions that wok place were effected at
a reduction, say, in Wheat, full Bs., in Oats 25., and Beans
4e. per qr. The price fir Barley continues nominal. Wheat,
white, per bushel, 12s. to 14.. ; red, 10s. 6,1. to 13s. fid.
Oat.. per qr., 355. to 40s. Beano, per bushel, 75. 3d. to
Bs. Gd.

SOVTIIAM rrom, MAY 28.—1 n consequence of there being
a fair held here on Mond ly neat, the attendance at our
market to-day was by nu mean. numerous. There moo very
little butii.ess done in any article; hold, rat did n..t press sales,
and we did not hear of any offers bving made. The weather
still continue. very sessinable, and all the crops are pro.
greasing es well as possible.

ariewoc, MAY 27 —The wheat market to-day woo
small, aed vary dull. Although the price fell 31. per load,
there was no inclination to purchase. Barley, Outs, Beans,
sad Peas, the same a. last 1 buisrlay Wheat, 221. to
271.105. pc.r load of 5 qrs.; Bean., /As. to 524. per quarter ;
I'eu, 504. to 51.. ; Bailey, 46.. to 565.; Oats, 32.. to 400. ;
Rye, 565. to 60, ; Terse, 10s. per bushel. Flour per sack—
white, 86e. ; household, 80s. ; seconds, 755.
Was:arts:cis, MnY 29.—We have only a moderate arrival
of Whert this week. The last general return, of 78,260
qrs., shows • considerable decrease, and prices in the