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

COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Two o'clock.—The dealers and speculators appear
to have rather recovered from the uneasy apprehen-
sions created' yesterday by the difficulties of the great
house of business referred to under this head, and
which it was feared might lead forthwith to other
serious disasters in commercial quarters. The funds,
therefore, are better this morning. At the commence-
ment of affairs Consols were done at 881 to
t for money, and 843 i to 7 for account, and sub-
sequently improved to 87 to t for account, with an
active market in favour of the speculators for the rise.
At these rates for the account, and 861 to I for money,
they now remain. Reduced Threes, 871 to }. Three-
and-a-Cluarter per Cents., 881 to 9fr. Exchequer
Bills, 2s. dia. to 2s. premium. Bank Stock, 195 to 7.
In consequence of the more favourable appearance of
the Consols market, a slight advance may be noted in
some of the more depressed foreign stocks.
Spanish Fives are now quoted 21 to ; the Threes,
301 to 1. PortWtues remain 29 to 30. Dutch Two-
and-a-Half per ' nts. are 58 to j ; the Fours, 89 to f.
Mexican, 17 to 18. New Grenada, 19 to 20.
A report is in circulation that airless from Paris
have been received, stating that the minister of finance
had succeeded in contracting for a portion of the
fourteen millions loam, which it was supposed there-
fore would shortly make its appearance on the market.
INSISSZ 71111011.
Bask Sleet, 153 7 I
:17.774V8; te"" "
ip•r lue naL.ll7/
Bpa Ot. COMAS as.. • Bel Iseleina sw. u dis. I pa.

I per et Apettioa Bose% WV-
-4 per et Belgian Boeter.S3 4
36 per Ont. diem,
II per Cs. Breelliaa Das.,l3
Ditto Neer. St 4
per et. Zoom Am. Rd., SI
Ditto (211100 Bd., II 3
Moo Cohirolo. Def. D. 111
Colombia& &Asia Bd.. 34 I
3 per et Danish 11.11.,114 I
4 per et Datett Mo.. MI 6
4 per Ct. Cuba Dumb, St I

2476;42 ()mach 126.,111 20
Dreads Doterve4 1144., 34 11
I per Ct, Walesa. lan , It Id
4 per Ct. Plroviaa MI.. It I
rowafts Coal, Ills , II 30
per' Ct. 1ta54144123.,110 If
Ditto 224.142 Dis, 31 *
3 per Ct 8344131, 1146 , 21 I
Swish Deism,' 1344., 14 11
Swish Passive 11,12.. 12
par Ct Veseneta Bd. , II 40
Tama,/ Deterres:ll44..ll3 11l

RAILWAYS.—Shares may be reported rothcz
more firm to-day, but not to the extent of and special
improvement in prices. The character of the market
is much more the absence of sales than the existence
of any demand. Eastern Counties, are however,
inquired for, at 19 to 1, as it is expected the dividend
will be 12s. per share.

SALES 111110 TED VE TO TWO THIS DAY DV LONDON.
atalwelars Mem will be found in last page;.
Dir._14..........„.....WeL0w1iDia115y,151 121
11 d Kroll. sh., 81
Z. Oomatl Do. Nlea. sad Derby, 91
Do. Tarp. 11 pee Ct.. No. 1,1 p Newer& k Berwick New, 31 4
Do. Yak lingen, 61 1 Noehlk, 119 19
E. Union Tbkle, 31 p Do. smina. 13
E. Loambieg Nor, el N. !OM Weenies, 51
Gt. N N.Sleag 114
Gt. N.arelNNew,4ol.sh.,4l Reedlagg4o_ol.4& ad, 81 8
Omit Modena Mhz, 261 Skatiwa.& EL, Oass A., 21
Do. New 171. ob., 31
Lark h Ilnilerh, 934 L Sharellets, 3d
Eget & howsistio. 34
Lou., !WA, 6 So 4 Do.
W., ISO Twit Ss NorigilUnd, SO 2
Do. 401.14 IL It 8., 64 Do. tilwaim, 40
ca.& L Widow, 31 Do. Probatwess, 141
Do. New, 191„ 941 641
1 Do. I. and W. R. Ext., 211 51
Do. New 411 Boulogne end Asobons, 131
Do. 101. Se., 1 Northern al Fame, 111
Do. 400. Sc., 4 West 'Dada% if
YES Acorn 9.
midland, 110
"DO. ing. sh., 431
gg,eat?
1 ea
Da MittleN.ll
York & Newo. Pref., 1 1 p
ALES, ATIO,T 9.
lion & Lee& (late 334 Es.) 1 d
Do. Fifths (late W. B. UAL!
Ilan., illteiL, &Lin. (Shot ),
34 716 d
MIL Rail. Can (300. eh.), 11
Nitre. & Sere. hew, 4 1-16 p
N. Staffordshlre, 1 13.16 31
Oldham Alliance, 4 d
S. Eastern& Dover, No. 4, 1 d
9, Alum Fr 9.
N. Staffordehlre, 2 p
North Western, 40a. d
Leeds & Dews, 11 4 p

LIVERPOOL
Amber g. end E. Jam., 14 d
..
E. Count.. ^ • •

London-re N: Ve:A=,bliol
Do. New On., 4/1 p
Man. and Leeds Firths (late W.
B. U.), I d
Newe. & Berwkk New, 31 4
N. British (New On. Berip), j p
MANCRESTER e
Amb., Nott, & Bost. E. J., If d
E. CounUes (York Ex.), 113.18 d
East Lancashire, If d
Do. New, lj f d
No. New &nip, j
Fleet., Peen, & W.I. J., If d
Hod. & Man. R. and C., 18-18 p
Load., Bright, Cask, of
Man. and Booth., lj d
LEEDS SAL!
E. Lancashire New, d
Leda, Wakefield, MkE, Mk. 4
We.t Ming Ulnas; 4a. I
New. k Berwick New, 3/. 19e. p

TORN BALES, Arorar 9.
at. Northern, 31. Us. 6d. I N. Britunt Thtrds, 21
Newts& It Der. New, 91. 17e. 9i
- - - -- •

HULL SALES, Arotar 9.
Hall & 9elby Ifsl.es, 61 r. BetleY Eaten. &rip, lc 9d. p
Man.& ( W. IL U.)d York* Newcastle End., 31 p
Newt. k Be?. New, $j Si. 16s. p

PRODUCE.-1

7100.

The Sager sales are progressing homily; and prices are
scarcely supported ; bat importers show same degree of
firmsess,:and buy in tolerably freely. Refined, dull ; stand-
ard quality, 56a to 565. M.—Coffee, dull, without alteration
in prices.—Saltpetre 500 bags, refraction 31, were of-
fered, and bought in at 30s. ; a few lots, 30s. 64.,
which was above the previous market slue.—Rice,
negleeted.—Rum tolerably steady at the late reduction;
proof Leeward, 2.. 6d. to 2s. W.—Cotton remains dull.—Tee
has also been dull.—The week opens with a general heavy
appearance ; the adverse state of the money market baa a de-
pressen influence on ell articles.

-
PRICES CURRENT.
smut, per cwt. Derr PAID. Pigs, No. I. SO 0... 0 0
W. halia,B.P.bwn.s.3B 40...3904 Hoops II 10... 0 0
Yellow &Grey... 40 0...43 Cargo at CardiSbar 9 0... 0 0
lbw 44 0...49 Swedish II 10... 0 0
Mauritius, Wawa— 38 0.. 39 Liao, at per ton.
Yellow 39 8...42 Pig, best lB 15...19
Phse 43 B. 48 Milled, duet l9 10...20 t
Bengal &Madras, b. 33 0...38 Bars 22 0... 0 0
Yellow 39 0. 41 Patent shot 3l 0... 0 0
White 42 0...50 red or minium ... 19 10..40 0
_ .

Foreign, brown...— 39 0 .97 0
Yellow 3B 0. 39 0
Grey and white 40 0..40 0
Refined, 63 0...73 0
Lampe 330.380
Corm, in Bond.
Wed India, on:ti-
nny B5 0... 40 0
Good.
Floe 7O 0...115 0
Ceylon, geed ordl
Mae ordinary 39 0... 40 0
80 0 . 60 0
Moclia,=l to tine 51 0... 80 0

---
Sum atra aad -.
maybe floe
Pa-
33 0... 51 0
dang 1; 6... II 0
Tit, at per lb.
Coogon.anounon 0 0 ... 0 cki
Ries, at per cot.
' Bengal white l7 6... 19 6
Cargo l4 0... 13 0
0...

Patna 22 0.. 24 0
Corolitso. 26 0... 20 0
timares.
Itstot at per irelL
Leeward Lind
... 8
Demerara, .211
38 per erat.
o.l' 3 9 ... 4 8
Jamaica, 30 to 36
per cent. O.P. 4 2 ... 4 6
Favottritetnarks 5 0 6 6.

brTrals 4 7 6
d.p. II 0 ... 0
Scot.
Irish ll 0 ... 0
Piss, per ton.
iIga,P.T.R. £47 0...34
St. Petersburg, 9
head 0 0... 0
Dutch .4 Mendel 33 0 . 83
Prlcalmd
War, at per ton.
BLPetentbarg,cleanS 41 0..42
outsbot ....... 38 0... 0
half clean
Riga, Kane
outahut
per
Manila
East Inas Sum l6 0...18
Sunday 23 0...97
lute
Tur, at per mt.
Panes B6 0...0
Strait . 85 0...86
Wm.. ii;c.e
92 0... 0
la., at per ton.
Bars £lO 0 In

Speller
Ous, pw 253 Imp. Bat. d.p.
Ptah, Sak4 pale 2s 0... 0
straw 26 10... 0
brown Sr yedlaw 24 0 25 1
Sperm B6 0...87
Kira Matter B3 0... 0
Owl VI 10 0
South Sew 34 10...20 1
Olire,Galllpall,gatou 48 8... 0
Cocoa Nut SO 0...00
Seed, Itapr, pal*,
per tan 3B 0.. 0
Linseed 27 10 . 27 1
Paorosona, per awl.
Butter—Cork, IA B3, 0...89

aia i 0...
Datil:4ler 0 0...0
Limerick, do OB 0..00
Caries, Ili 0.-91
Newry 1et......_. 0 0_ 0
M'ateriord 55 0...57
lee, pm
0 0..0

Prise Mao 0 0... 0 k
radradurnser
ilmorltek,ldarla t 0•• •
Do., Deifs•6
Wm, Wsberford,
74 0...00 •
l et
lagaZPerdi " 0-54 do
11411101Itadder
Ainderat
Wpm.oi ant! Cow, at per lb.

A.7;lBl.Wden,
Vied Os.sd Si. 70
0 54. 0 4
Brae, dry 0• . 0 131
Drynalted 0 4 ...0
Limadry 0 4_6 5
at Vilp. dry 0 6 ...0 6
West India, dry 0 4 ...0 6
Said 0 ad • 41
Min Indic 0 4 . 0 104
ItlittZ dri
9 91.....9 9
S=4 arm, per
. .-
inii.iiin.. e 6 AO 6
Dia WOW* at per ton.
11:gmhaska is o . a to
5 5... 5 la
X
710.810
Paillai=goa 510.010
llMpia, lap
9 0...16 0
0 0... 0 0
Una. 10 10 16 15
We loders 10 10...16 0
5 0...510
Brun. 18 0...50 0

TALLOW.—Our market continues without altera-
tion as regards price, but the demand is daily improving.
Petersburg V. C. on the spot, 48a. 3d. ; October to December
delivery, 47*. ; separate months' delivery, 475. Gd.

CORN.—BATA, AUGUST 7.—A good supply of
Wheat. Trade was dull in the extreme, and, where sales
were made, prices were from 6s. to Bs. below the prices of last
week. Barley freely offered, at a decline of 2s. per quarter,
without leading to much business. Beaus the same as last
week. Oats, Is. per quarter lower. Peas a dull sale, and
somewhat cheaper. W heat, 665. to 665. Barley, 3.55. to 44e.
Beans, 545. to 625. Peas, 48s. to rife. Oats, white, Ns. to
355. ; black, 295. to 325. per qr.

- -
BRIDLINGTON, AIJORST 7.—The market wee but thinly
attended, and very few samples shown. Wheat. Si. to 6s.
lower. In spring Corn no alteration. Wheat, 65e. to 755.
per quarter. Oats, Is. 6d. per stone. Beans, 631. to 661. per
quarter. Pea, 51s. to 635.

CANTERBURY, ArGVST 7.—But very little business done,
as the farmers were unwilling to submit to a reduction of
from 3a. to 4a. per gr." There were a few samp!es of new
Wheat and Barley. Wheat, white, old, 60s. to 661.; new,
635. to 665. ' • old, brown, 68s. to 625. ; new Barley, 395. to
415.; Oats, 235. to 305.; Beans, 41s. to 48e.; Peas, new, 375.
to 40s. per qr.

. .
Ca'mishit, Avener 7.-A large supply of Wheat. The
trade was dull, and a decline of 3e. fal, to U. per three
bushels was submitted to. Barley was slow sale, at a re-
duction of Is. to 2a. Oats, 6d. to is. lower. Wheat, red,
22a. to 2aa. ; white, 235. to 255.; Barley, 15e. to 16e.; Oats,
12s. to 13e. 65. per three imperial bushels.
DoNcurea, AIIGIAT 7.-On all the forward soils the
harveet is rapidly progressing, and with fine weather during
next week we may expect samples of new Wheat. To-day
not quite so much farmers' Wheat offering, but quite suffi-
cient to supply the demand, which is now extremely limited.
We note a better sale for Wheat at le. to 2s. per three
bushels decline from last week. Several parcels of new
Oats, generally of fair qaality, varying in price from 28e. to
33e. Beano a slow sale, at le. reduction. Wheat, new, 20m.
to 235. • fine, 245. to 21e. ; Blend-oorn, 20e. ; fine, 245. Rye,
ifs.&ens, 20s. to 21e. ; fine, 235. ; old, 2s. to 225. Peas,
grey, 20a. ; white, 22*. per 3 bushels. Oats, new, 28e. to 30e. ;
fine, 31s. to 335.; old, 30s. to 33e. ; fine, 345. to 38a. Barley,
35e. to 37e. per qr.
HLDLEIGH, Arcusr 9.-In consequence of the fine
weather, and oar farmers being closely engaged in the har-
vest, we hada small market to-day. A few samples of Wheat
were offering, but there was very little disposition to buy,
and the business done was at an abatement on last prices of
2a. to 3s. per qr. No spring corn worth notice on offer.
- - -

HUNTINGDON, AVOQIT 7.—The supply of Wheat was
rather short today, and prices about the same as at the
neighbouring markets held earlier in the week. The growing
Beans are rather better reported of, which makes them dull
of sale, as is the case with all other kinds of spring corn.
LZICUTIIR, AUOTIST 7.—ln Wheat, owing to there being
very little at market, the prices were, for good samples,
very little lower than last week--my about 2a. per qr.
redaction on the best, and 3a. to 4s. on !scowler,' sorts. Very
little alteration in spring corn. A few new Oats at market,
of fine quality, at 335. per qr.
- --• • •• • - - -

mALTON, Atrorse 7.—Wheat was in limited demand, at
Bs. to 10e. per v. under last week's rates. Oats, Id. per
atone lower. Wheat, red, 66e. to 729. ; white, 724. to 80s.
per 40st. Oats, Is. 3d. to Is. 4d. per it.
NORTHAMPTON, AXO VAT 7.—The weather continues to be
very fine, and the harvest has become general. But little
Wheat offering, and that at a decline of Be. to 10s. per qr.
from lest week. The few sales of spring corn that have been
effected have been at a decline of about 2s. per qr.

PRUTON, Acorn 7.—The trade bas been very inactive
during the week. We reduce the value of Wheat about 6s.
per wind's; Flour, ss. per barrel ; Oats, 3d. per bushel ; and
Oatmeal, 6s. per load, and all other articles nominal ; but
there is not much disposition to press isles, now that prices
have gone so low. The average price of Wheat this week is
68s. 2d. per imp. qr.
- - - -

PISTWORTII, AtotoT 7.—Reaping hu been begun very
generally, and from all we can ascertain it is thought the
crop will be an average one in the aggregate, although on
some farms it will fall short of it, as the ears are deficient,
about one in ten of the corns being destroyed by blight. We
believe an ear of Wheat is supposed to average forty corns,
and therefore it will be found, la the cases we have quoted,
that there is one-tenth deficiency in the produce ; still in the
Weald the trope are magnificent. We have made consider-
able inquiries IS regards them in that district, and the univer-
-4.: :IV=le, taxi4%e mp, hot' rat been so for five yette.
Of Pen, which are nearly all housed, there is a most abundant
crop, and the Barley and Oat crops are inlet luxuriant. The
late showers are come most opportune for the Turnips ; the
plant in many placed; was in a very drooping elate, but is now
completely revived, and is growing very rapidly. We subjoin
the prices of the few Wee made. It is with pleasure we add
that the potato blight is not thought of in this district. The
crop looks most cheering. Wheat, white, 151. to M. 10s.,
brown, 141. to 141. 10s. ; Barley, grinding, 403. to 421.;
Oats, country, 28s. to 30e. ; Beans, 40s. to 445. per qr.
*RICHMOND, YORKSHIRE, AVOCET 7.—Wheat sold ham
9s. 6d. to 103. ; Oats, 4e. to 6s. ; Barley, th. to 84. 6d. ;
Buns, 6s. 6d. to 7.. 6d. per busheL There was a beautiful
wimple of new Oats in market, which sold for 6s. per busheL
SAPPRON WALDEN, AUOVIIT 7.—Very little Wheat on
offer ; and the few sales effected were at 51. to 6s. per qr.
reduction from last week's prices. Barley, 2s. to lle per
qr. lower. Oats and Beans unaltered. Peas, 4s. per qr.
cheaper.
--- • - •

SWINDON, Aroter 9.—Of Wheat the samples sold were
30. to 4s. lower •• a few samples of new were in the market,
but not in grinding condition, therefore not sold ; the prices
this day ruled between 565. and 68e. per qr. In Marley
holders had to submit t• a decline of 3e. per qr. so yet there
is not much eut in this part, though most of it is fit for the
scythe. The crops are eery fine; fine weather for two or
three weeks must cause wood barley to be yet, chew • the
prices this day front 3fiCto 44a, pcz qr.; Malt ilown92 . per
qr., prices 9s. to 9s. 3d. per bushel. Bata sold slowirea,lt
from 245. to 275. per qr. New Peas Prom 44e. to 625.
from 465. to 565. Tares from 7s. to Ss. 6d. per bushel.
- -

Yeamoura, Accrual' 7.—But little Wheat offering, for
which rather lower prices were submitted to. Nothing doing
in other grain. No new corn at market, except a small lot
of Oats. Harvest is just beginning in this neighbourhood.
The weather has been very flue all the week except yester-
day,arhen we had a nod deal of rain. White Wheat, 60e.
to 041.; red, 565. to 60a. Barley, 40s. to 425. Beans, 545.
to 565. Peas, 565. to sEle. Oats, 265. to 30s.

KIRKCALDY, ACOUST 7.—We have bad rather cloudy
weather daring the week, and occasionally a good deal of
rain has fallen ; no more, however, as yet, than bee been
been beneficial to the mope. At our country markets this
week the little bane grain offering was sold at a reduction
of several shillings per qr. en last week's rates. Foreign
Wheat was offering at 4s. per qr., and Oats ls. to 2e. per