The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-27 00:00:00

CORN.—Nt elm LANE, Tule DAY.—There wee very little
Enbah Wheat fresh up fur this morniog's market. and the arrivals
of forting since Monday have been light. Nevertbelers, under the
infiueoce of remarkably fine weathrr, the trade this morning wee
limited in the extreme, at the quotations of list market day. Barley
sold at former prices. °ate, of which article the rem ipts from abroad
are again large, were a very dull sale, at previous rates. Beans and
Pen maintained their value.

ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 25th JUNE TO 27th JUNE.
Wheat
Qrs. Ent?. Scotch. Irish. Fo4ru
Oats n.
Par:ey
I
111110 12.770
I
Flour, 1,470 sacks; barrels. Ili.t, qrs.
MALESWORTH, use 26.—W0 hod smell show of Wheat,
and tales were effected, at an schema of le. to 2tt per qr., with no
cast amount of trade done. Wheat, white, N.r. to 51s. per qr. ; red
425. to 48e.

HULL. Jane 26.-The imports cf the past week bare
been exceedingly moderate, and the MMe cause operating as we
noticed in our lasteircalar. the trannactiona have been limited, no one
feeling disputed to sell from warehoune, except at an advance beyond
what buyers are wiling to comply with. The weather, though not
hot and forcing, has been seasonable, with some nice ruin 'Tete:day.
At to-day's market, owing to yeeterday'r report of Mark-lane, our
farmers were asking a coneiderabl advance upon last week's rates;
mailers were not disacsed to give more than 3s. to Is. per qr. more
motel, so that buainere was somewhat eaecked. But little fresh
foreign on sale, and the transactions corsequertly lirrited, at an
advance of 2s. per qr. Barley for grinding purposes goes off freely,
and in some instances a little advance is made. Beans and Pear;
unaltered. A parcel of white Indian Corn on sale, at 345. per elelb.
Very little doing in Linseed, sad our quotations are not altered. A
moderate busine-s doing Ia Cake at lute rates, both for English
and frecign. Nothieg to report ill either Rapeseed or Pale
The present prices t.--V.%eat, English, red, Me. to Me.; white, 465.
to 32..; Dentate and lierg, SM. to 52e. ; Pomeranian and
Mambas., 44.. to te.. Danish, Maiden, and Feeetaad, 424 to 644:
Russian and Glean, 3d.. to Cs. Oats, English, 15e. to 175.; Dann*,
140. to 10e; Friesland, Ifs. to its.; Bureau' and Weise, lie, to les.
Barley, malting, 21e. to 26e. ; grinding, 20s. to 22a. Beans, ale. to
325.; foreign, 265. to 26e. Pees, white and yellow, 220. to 3Ps.; grey,
245. to Ste. Linseed, Black Sea, 39e. to 415.; Petersburg, 31e. to
58..; Riga end Archangel, 355. ta 37..; lionigaberg, 32e. to 965.
Mewed Cakes, Hull. 71. Se.; tine, foreign, W. ss. ; inferior foreign,
U. be. Rapeseed, 26!. to 301. Nape tithes, 85.. Od. Tame, foreigu,
205. to 2Ge. Guano, 61. to 91. les. Bones, 100 s. Rye Meal, W.
Irswicm, June 26.-Tbe supply of Wheat tc-day was
smaller taan usual, and told readily, at an advance of 2r. per quarter.
465. to 488. for tine red, and Ms. to 511 e toe white Wheat wee given.
All other grain erns at late rates.
LzroliTON BUZZARD, June 26.-The attendance of farmers
at market thin day was small; but few samples of Wheat offering, and
on these a considerable advance wee asked; the business done was at
about le. per load above the rates of this day week. Barley samples
auruerous, and no advance could be obtained. Beans and Pea. fully
maintain their prin. V. heat, per load of S bushels, 295. to 31a. Bar-
ley, per imperial qr., 23e. to 2..te. 6d. Beans, old, 22e. fid. to 255.;
new, 21a. to 21a. per S Umbel.
Lawns, June 26.-Wheat was in short supply at our mar-
ket today, which found rale at 2s. to 30. per qr. more money than
last week. Other grain remains unaltered in price. Wheat, white,
M. to 131.10 s.; red, 71. to 111. Barley, 21s. to 21s. Oat., 16a to 21s.
Bases, 30e. to 32e. Peas,3le. to 36e.
LEEDS, JUNE 26.-Tbe advance in London market yester-
day has not had its usual effect upon ours. The trade has been dull
te.day, and we do sot quote wheat dearer, though hat weeks' prices
N fully insintained. There la more doing in all descaiptions of
spring corn, at rather better prices.
LIVERPOOL. JUNE 26. -At this morning's market
there was a fair attendance of the bonen millers and (leanest,
but not many from the country. The advance on wheat was about
3d. per bushel on all qualities from this day aelneglit, but the chief
buena. was in the lower descriptions of Mediterranean. Flour alto
Improved 6d. to Is. per barrel and le. per sack, with a tolerable tree
sale. Oats were td. per bushel dearer, but in oatmeal there was no
amendment. Full prices were obtained for bailey, beans, and pew.
Indian corn was iu much the lame peition se eptoted on Friday last-
sir., yellow 6d. per qr. lower, but while earn in. per qr. higher theta
last Tuesday. There Is not muck yellow corn uttetiog, and white ta
particularly scares.
LYNN, June 26.-The supply of Wheat here continues
on the RAMO !united &elle as of late; the anell quantity here to-tiny
was quickly taken at an advance of 4a. per qr.; tielbs. to 62Ibe, lie.
to 500. ; tine white, 525. per qr. to the grower..
NEWCASTLE, June 26.-The weather upon the whole
may be deemed favourable for the country, but not forcing, and it
WOW now sell.evident we must have a late hurvest. At our market
thin morning we had a moderate show of Wheat !roan the growers,
and having some further parcels in from the etaet, factors were only
enabled to cetablith nn advance of Is. per qr. over Saturday's rates.
Foreign was nut generally offered, at hest the prices teed were tan-
tamount to thin, inamench as the high pretenximui of sellers tended to
check transictims. The retail prices of Flour being generally ad-
vanced, we experienced in con-cemence a ready rule tor, ,choiee new
hiaiseholde and white, at an advance reopettuely of Is. per suck, tom
former commanding 3er. and the latter 30e. per rack. 10e and
grinding Barley were more inquired after, and the prices obtained
rather exceeded there of Kew-day. M.dt unaltered. Beane 81111
Peas in better request and a allele higher, and the same remarks ate
applicable to Oats.
PLYMOUTH, June 26.-The weather having been dry and
favourable far the last seven or eight days, much program has been
mule in this district in hay harvest, and a large quantity is stacked
'la era-Rent ceder. Wheat is in Dissent in early spots, and this crop,
btaappeotarbettrobe healthy .end toduidwpciAmii,stingAo.;
of grata from abroad have lately talks elf, with only mall n
andbagnsit w4l.'n'Lhegiir4'igliesyt lian:4lOmPloiktafaertneltrrs are very inconsiderable, ant import,
• for, prima having been forced dawn below a fair profit, few
aake in
frrnietrte:s bane been inclined to hold their usual stocks, and it er
likely the trade will be kept very bore up to harveet. At this mom.
ing's market there wet utile a entail 1111C111.411C0 of farmers and mil!, rs,
and not much harbor. done. The eater of Wheat were made at
abaut ls. per qr. advance. Hour also the turn dearer.
SALISBURY, June 26.-Our mark,t to-day was but mode-
rate:y eupplled with Wheat, and the attendance was far from nume-
rous. At the c anmeneeinvot of the market, at an advance of Se let
Sr. per qr. was aaked; het the millere being unwilling to accede to
theft term', litoineen was checked for a time. The trans:atoo s.
however, were at an edvance of about Is. per qr., and the bloom ni
ruled dull. No Barley samplee were pitched', and but little bteames
was done in that description ut grain, though hod *Klee pr teem were laid
with titanic.. Oats experienced a aloe sale fur every decripttua,
without change in value. Beans and l'cas participated iu the dulness,
and p.m were a rite 'neer. Flour realted an advance of le. put
sack. Wheat, lee. to 52•. Barley, 27e. to 31s. Oats, les. to 22,.
Beans, !tee. t, 410. Wee, 31e. to 41s. Molt, Ifs. to CO, per qr. Flour,
365. to 375. per auk.