The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-05 00:00:00

THIS DAY.

Two o'Ctocx. as
There hss nothing transpired to disturb the even ft
course of business on the Stock Exchange this morn- a
ing. Consols we re first done at 921, when they gave
way and ft 11 to 92, at which they were last marked, try
and are at present quoted at 92 to 1 for account. The 56
Three per Ceu s. Iteduced were done at 91i, 92, and Is
last at 911 ; and the Three.and-a.Quarter per ents. 25
at 921 and 921. so
Tee amount of business transacted was very small. 23
Bank Stock was done at 1951 and 1941. Exchequer 6
Hills continue to maintain yesterday's advance. They 4
were place I at 455. and 48s. premium.
Tee torei_n securities have been scarcely noticed
this morning, the only transactions being: Dutch is
Two-tied-a-Half per Cents., at 501 ; ditto Four per ps
Cent. Certiticttes, at 791. Spanish Five per Cents., Ist
;at 171 ditto native, at 3a. 124
The French Bente. closed at Paris 7esterday with Is:
some improvement : the Three per Cents. at 53.75; too
and the Five per Cents. et 87.60. to

ENOLINII FUNDS. I ri
Beak stock, I.'l} 61
per LI. Rod. * ans., 91 3r•rr 14i
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inf;r ice., 93 k 100
3
3 tot Ct. Coo. leas., shut Lschequeatuts, 431. to 46.

FOREICII
6 per Ct. Au•dritn RAAB,
4* per CL D. 11092..
per Cain.ebt
5 per Ct. Bentham 60 2
Ditto New. 79 itl
6 per CL Human. Apra.. 41 3
Pitto CLIMB lids . 9.2 4
Ditto Cutuult, Pet. Mds..
Coltunblan Equad,T 114.. 32
3 par CL Dant-h 1:41.., 65 7
ies Ct. Dutch 8d.., W
4 pot Ct. lout& Cert.... 74 9

FUNDS. 10—
1 per Ct. Grenada 11(6054 111 17
Ovezada Deterred KN., 3 6 60
6 pat tit Hot., 1616. 28 I
6 per Ct. Nowise Ma. 60 I 23
Portuguese Cony., 79 3,1 1241
6 PIN Ct. Kum Ms.. 102 4 60
INuo Plant& Ittla. 17 4 161
3 per et Spanish Ms . 335 4 100
Pianist. Deferred Das— go
Ditto Paairo Rd,. 34 I n
I tar L't. Venezuela &is.. Z 5 n
'Venezuula Deferred tato.. 64 74 32

PRODUCE -- 114 Mei NO-LANS, JULY 4. The anger Ad
no .rid t has been firm but nut active, 150 hbda. only of West India 10
sold to eay. 250 bads, of Porto Rico sold in public sale at very full 15 I
prices, 390. rid. to Cis. 1,400 bushels of Java were also off( rid in 124
public sale, and all bought in rather above the market value, but 30
subsequently the importer made a alight 010110146111111 in price, and SO
nearly all found buyers by private contract, my from ans. to 40. 10
duty laid. The tinned market has worn a Arm appearance.— 121
GAT : 1,000 lags of good and floe plantation Ceylon sold without lit
spirit in public sale, chit fly Chi. to ;as.; the demand for native 9
Ceylon has become dolt but general quotations remain unaltered.—
tip Les hive sold without any material alteration in pricee.--Gochli 50
neat dull, and the hniall public rale west olf again at a shade lower SO
prior.—Tallow r; mains at 30.. 3d.—Rum dull, hut prices are pup- 5
ported.—Tee htesely.—Cotton continues very Arm, SOO bales sold at 14
lull prices.— l'earl Aar) sold Ins. to 12e. dd.—Jamaica Ginger sold 20
, St. Ss. to SI. 10.—At. Vincent's Arrowroot partly sold W. to lit Bt. I
llsrbadoes Arrowroot sold 401. to 541.--Nutturgs mold se. Ad. to Wild. 15
—Poetic bought In fa —Red Sanders wood sold 41. Ss. to 41.75. 6d. IS
—lute sold 141. to ISL 55.-11. 0. P. Shells sold 90e. lid. to 90e.— 10
In other articles no materiel alteration. et.
Duty paid no wear to het week In Landon, Liverpool, cwt. AO
Eristos, Hull, and the Glyds 2,408,452 40
To the same period lad par 2,512,430 ICI
_ ae

Decrease 103,978 16
DCTIEB PAW ON TWA IR 1949 WO LAW ww. lbs. 100
Total .
Same time in 18411
12i
Demon 681,922 10
MINCING-LANZ, riII'IIIIDLY, 2 30 P.M. 20
The Su pse marled is very inactive to-day. The new scale 124
of 11 duped duties C,01411 Into operation to-morrow. 1,000 boles of gs
wl ite Damns were offered in hood; • small part only told, but at 29
full prices • 32. to 35e. Refined market stearly.--cedlee rather dull; gi
the ',modally, demand has 'etyma& subsided.—Or too: The public gt,
Wes sent off wen, at lull pries.—Rum tlnn In price, but the de- gt,
mend continuts limited.—Tea steady.—in other articles no alters. go
non. The amount of business duce has been below the general arc. gf.
rage of the produce markets. St.

TALLOW.—No alteration is prices. Petersbara T. C.
on the spot, sae. • October to December delivery, 39e.; separate en
months' delivery, ha. 3d. to 395. 6cL 6

COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, JULY 4.—ne market to-thy was
exceedingly stiff, and the sides were about 9,500 bales, Including 500
taken for export and 200 taken for speculation.

CORN.—BARNST vr, July 4 —We have nothing new to 20
report this week. The fanner, are busy with their Hay, and for that 50
reason attend the minket only in mall numbers, 13
BOSTON, Jul: 4 —Owing to a mall supply of Wheat in Si
our sitarist to-day, and a fair consumptive demand from the millers, I 25"
farmers alWateded in obtaining a turns r advance of la. to 2s. per yr.
Oats and Beans the turn dearer. t% heat, red, 4sr. to SUL ; white, an
Ma. Oat", 14s. to 20s. Bans, 30a to 31a. per or.

49,410
16,008

CHICIITATEH., July 4.—Than waa • fair supply of Wheat
at our market to-day, for which there was a better isle, at an 10
advance of 2.. a quarter in the prices of last market-day. Barley, 00
Oats, Bean., and Pea., each command rather better prices. Wheat, 10
Eta. to 11s. Barley. 21s. to 27a. Oata, 17s. to tea. Beans, 31s. to SU. 10
Per, 36e. to 38s. flour, 11s. per sack.

HAYWARD'S HEATH, July 4.—We bare to report 'steady 50
trade for Wheat to.day. which sold at fully the rates of Wednesday
last. Barley, Oats, Beans, and Peas are not much inquired for, but 12
the value or each still r. main, unchanged. Wheat, white, W. to 13/. • ...I
red, 71. to Barley, 22a. to 24a. Oats, 16s. to 21s. Beano, 30..
to 325. Fess, 345. to Mu 381
SO
Nawang, July_ 4.—The supply of Wheat on change to. 10
day was rearcey inaMcknt for the demand. Fine white and red Is. In
per quarter dearer; seas& were in favour of the seller. Foreign ye
grinding Barley in demand, and It. per qr. higher. Oats, Bearu, 20
and Foe firm at last week's prices. Wheat, white, Ste. to u
S4a.; red, 50s. to 525. Barley, grinding, 2Ss. to 20.. Oats, 124.
to Us. Beane, 325. to 24a. less, white, Ws. to 228. pee qr. 20
ROWFORD, July 4.—Oar market today was very scantily 30
supplied with Wheat, which sold about the same aa last week. Little F.
of any other kind of corn at market. Wheat, 425. to Us.; Barley, 0,2
Us. to 2Sa.• las. to 23a.; Beans, Tic to 328.; Yeas, 225. to 0,6
10 365.• Bye Ida to 21s.

July 3.—The returns of grain, urea this es
morning by the corn inepector for the part week, la as ollows: 206
qrs. Wheat, average peke 465. 9d. per qr. Evidently their was not et
as much speculative demand for Wheata this day as last market. The 25
prices given were a general rise of le. per qr. Beans Billy lg. dearer.
Oats, it is generally thought, did not make any more money. The
eating of the growing Wheats are anything but satisfactory. The
Potatoes are move encouraging than they were in the middle of June. o„
The early kinds promise rather a geed yield. In a week or twe we `Pt
shall be able to write more positively. The Beans have flowered well. „.
The effect the By will base upon them is watched smith much anxiety.

Drsuw, July 3.—We have had during the last few days
some fine rain, accompanied by a warm atmosphere, meet favourable
fur vegetation. On this day's market Wheat was 6d. per barrel, and
Flour 6d. per cwt. improved. On the other band, Indian Corn was
6d. per qr. lower. In Oats and other articles we make no change.
the following was the general currency :—Wlieat, white, 235. to
265. 6d.; red, 225. to 245. 6d. per 2601 he. Oats, 11.. to 13.. ed. per
1961 be. Barley, 14s. to 17s. 6d. per 22411 m. Indian Corn, 34.. to
375. per 460th.. roar, in sacks, Us. to 14a. 3d. per cwt.; American,
245. Id. to 23a. per barrel.

HOPS.—Wozczartn, July 4.—We do not hear of any
tropic, eme- t in °implantation, whkh appears to be gradually nuking
under the effects of the blight, and anything like an average crop is
DOW out of the question; much will yet depend upon the weather.
Our market continuer quiet ; prime unaltered.

HAY.—SXITIITIRLD, JULY s.—Mesors. Cooper and Davis
report trade a little better, at the following quotation
Pth:1111 Meadow, 70t. to 764. I
. 66‘. to 66d. Clora 60*. to 964.
Infer= I ....... 665. to 63.. Rowels.. 501. to 611 s. Straw.... 604. to 36e.

CATTLE, tic,— Cuicuzana, July 4.—We bad a fair
supply of fat a' ock to-day • lean Begone were in abundance. Prices of
fat Peet and prime Lamb quoted 2d. per 6104. dearer than Ind market.
Beef, fat, 3a. Bd. to 31. tad. ; inferior aorta, 2a. tid. to U. 2d. South
Down fat Mutton, 3a. 10d. to O. Lamb, beet quality, ss. Bd. to re.;
inferior ditto, Se. to de. 4d. Veal, 4•. 3d. to la. 4.1. Fat Calve%
34. 60. to 34. Bd. Suckling Calvin, plentiful, 10a. to 24► Store Piga
at full prices. 1

•
LEEDS, JILT 4 —There were many buyers. and a fair
supply of stock at the market to-day. In general the beasts were of
prime quality, and were chiefly from the north. Prime beef,
for which there wm a good demand, sold ate.. 9d. to 6s. Gd., and as
low aa ss. tild. per stone of 161bs. All the Image numbering more
than 850 were sold up. Of sheep and lambs there were 2,800 at the
market, all of which were boa Mutton, sd. and lamb 6d. per Pe.
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itosiwoitD, July 4 —We bad{ fair supply of all binis of
stock, which, except for fine quality, met a very heavy sale at lower
oea Beef, Is. 10d. to 3.. W. Mutton, 3e. to 4s. Lamb, 4s. to Ss.
Veal, 46.10 d. to 34 Gd. Pork, 3e. 6d. toll. 4d._

SouTEALL, July 4.—Trade heavy. with deellaing priers.
Beef a' de frost le. Bd. to 3.. 10d. ; Mutton, 2a. 6d. to 4e. ; Lamb,
4e. 6d. to ba. 2d. ; Veal, 30. to 4s. ; Pork; 2.e. 6d. to 30. 10d. per stone
of 810 a., stoking the offal.

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DUNDII, July 2.—The number of fat cattle at market
was rather more than usual, and the quality in general good. rime
ringed from h. to 71. 6d. err Dutch none, sinking the offal. There
were bat few Milken, and the demand for this draeriprion of stock
was by no means lively. The supply of Sheep was ago sl deal more
than has ever appeameon the mound. Cross- bred Hems were die.
posed of at from bed. to ed. per lb. There were several {Oil of Lambs,
whlchbrooght from KM to 20e. each, moording to Am and quality.