The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-30 00:00:00

THIS DAY.

Two o'Ccocc.
The entire absence of busint as of ivy importance
hes cccuioned a slight depresion in the home funds
this morning, but has not given rise to any fluctuation.
Consols opened at 911 to 1, at which they have con-
tinued steady to the present moment. The Three per
Cords. Reduced were done at 911 and ",`,, ; and the
Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, at 921, and laytiy
at 92i. Exchequer Bills at 4:3e. pr mium.
The business tbis morning in the foreign wcurities
has been to a very small extent, and without any
material change since yesterday. Tto few transac-
tions marked are the following: Buenos Ayres at 43.
Grenada Deferred at n. Mexican, with coupons, at
30: and 1. Spanish Five per Cents. at 17; and 17 ;
ditto Three per Cents., at 31; ; ditto Deferred, at
The French Rentes on the Pans Bonne have come
this morning : the Three per Cents. at 5145, and the
Dive per Cents, at 87.15.

1001
Hank Stock. 1934 5
3 per Ct. Hod. Ann.. PI I
3 pal Ct. Con. Lupo.. abut

YUNDS.

3-rarCoa. for Ace.. 911 2
3 per 1.22..
Isebequer 6W.. 43... to Vs.
yuNps,_ _

110121610
6 per Ct. Anatrlan Ronda. 1
46 per Ct. DOR. !fonds. 51 3
2i per Cent. ditto.
Spar
Draallisn Fida..llo 2
Ditto Neer. 79 51
w Ct. Bum°. Ayres, 43 4
Ditto Cbillan MIA ,tZ 4
Ditto Cekunb. Imr. 8,1.4..
Columbian Nquatlor t4L.. 34
3 pie Ct. Ilsaieb Mk, 65 8
24 per Ct. Dutch Mk, Si
4 per Ct. Dutth Vert.. 77

Iper&ilrenala ltd... 15f IN
Granada Daterr...l It•ts.. 3 f
5 per Ct. Mel., 1516.211
6 per Ct. Pe. in lan Kis.. 50 2
Purincuera C,ony ,26•,11
tirtetli hitialitilusT'cig.',ll '2/4
3 per Ct. Siant.h , S4* 0
Spanish Deferro l
lath, Pamirs Isla. 34
2 per Ct. Venrguela IL 246
Veassuela laderred lids.. 6f 74

PRODUCE. -MiNetNo-LANE, J unit 29. -The Mar
market closed with a firm appearance, and prices have leen fully sup-
ported, oecaaionally atoning a chide advance on tut week's c
The amount of business done Ilea Is en rather small, which is partly
*mounted for from the reduced duties coming into operation next
week. The reduction on the current qualities I. Is. on British planta.
lion and la. Gd. on foreign; the latter, of course, being placed on a
more advantageous footing by Gd. per cwt. compared with Bei fah
plantation. To-day 130 lihda. only of West India have been mid,
making 930 hhde. fur the week. 3,000 bags of Bengal cold in pubic
sale at full prices. White Bemires 40a. to 435. SOO beg, Manilla
bought in at 393. 4,000 hap Pernambuco were also offered and with-
drawn at full prices, 325. to 41e. duty paid, or to be allowed. 120
asks Porto Rico sold at full mice., 395. to 435. duty mid. The re-
ined market is steady at taut week's prices, but the demand la rather
small. Omeery lumps, fair to fine, 31s. Gd. to &!e.-Jaffee: At the
=Wof the large public sales of native Ceylon, say 3,000 bags,
as an apparent reluctance to purchase, sad the importer
bought In largely to sustain the market, but subeequently all Pell:
low to fair pod ordinary, Us. to 33e.Gd.; very good ordinary, 36.. to
365. Gd.-in equal portions, the latter showing a elude advance, while
the former was a shade under the full prices of yesterday; but
establithing an advance of about Is. on last Friday's prices.
Plantation kind sold at rather higher prima. The article
generally bas great confidence, and the dealers are anxious to be in
stock, but It Is doubtful if the exporter, can continue to buy at these
prioes.-Coon has slightly advanced this week, Trinidad 425. to 305.-
Cotton has advanced during the week, nothing done today.-
Cochineal has sold at rather lower prig:ea.-Saltpetre dull and prices
wittil ariclblaustained.-Indigo steady, 13,700 chests declared fur
the aquart
erly sale.-Tallow dull at 38s. 6d. ; at auction
A sold, 335. 9d. to Xs. 6d. ; South American, 335. to 385.-
Tea has been firm, but the amount of business done has not been
large this week.-Lac dye, partly sold, 84d. to Is. 3d.-Gum Sene-
gal, bought In, 70,6-Manganese, bought in, lioe. to 905.-In ocher
arta* AO material alteration.
Lmaroot, Jane 29.-St gar : There has been a better
demand, particularly for Bengali+, which are rather dearer, bat in
other kinds there is no change; the sales assist of 3001thds.
3,300 bags Bengal, and a small lot of Mauritius. Foreign: A slight
improvement In the demand for ;export, together with a speculative
inquiry, has led to the following trameca In Brazil: IW caeca,
2,000 begs, chiefly b: own and yellow Pernam and Paraiba, at las. to
19a. 6d., with a small lot of white, at 112... 6d.; 401thda. Porto Woo
and 300 bap Venezuela are also reported, at :As. Gd. to 42a. 3d. per
cwt.-Molagres: The Imparts of late have so far exceeded the wants
of the trade that it hasbeen requisite to accept a much lower price
than our recent quotation to electsales, and 400 Puns. Portoltico
have been purchased at 194. per cwt. from the quay.-Coffee : The
Muth' en le still curtailed by the limited supply at market; the sales
comprise SO tierces Jamaica, at 335. toll& , and 430 bug. Costa Rica
at 31s. to 38a. per cwt., being full rates.-No sales of C cos, Ginger,
Peeper, or Pimento.-Rice In Carolina no sales, but for Eng India
there has been a good inquiry, and the sales are 10,000 bags, at
Bs. 6d to 9s. Cd. per cwt. for good broken to middling white.-Rum
is without change, the business amounting to about 120 casks, chiefly
Demerara, at prices within the thugs of the quotations.

SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the
British poseessioss in America, computed from the returns made in
the week ending the 26th day of June, 1849, is 25a. M. per cwt.
Sept the widow of the Mauritius is 275. Rd. per ewt. No return
of East India Sugar Ins been made in the week ending as above. The
average prier of the two foregoing descriptions, jointly, is 255. sd.
BRISTOL, JARS 29.—We have bad a very first sugar
market this week, but the buenas transseted has not been large, im-
porters being still disinclined to @ell before the reduced ante of
duties is la fora; the consequence is that the ofßoas are very scantily
supplied with samples, and the demand readily takes off every new
lot winch is brought forward. Prices are from 6d. to Ice per cwt
above those current here last week, and the ma• ket closes with great
amuses, and with every appearance that present rates will at all
events be maintained. Several vessels from the West lodise and the
Mauritius are reported this week, sad these cargoes will afford a very
seasonable simply when ready for the market. The relined market i.
without change. There coonnuee a very steady, although not active,
demand for all descriptions of goods; and In prices the refiners have
perhaps a turn In their favout, bat this is as moth se can be said.—
Hum continues to be quite aegleeted, and prices are of course merely
nominal.

COTTON.—LiVIRPOOL, JUNE 29.—T0-day then is a
fair attendance of the trade, but none buy largely ; the ries are 6,000
bales. The better qualities of American have been comparatively In
limited requert, and they have not materially changed in value. The
lower and middle qualities have been taken extensively both by the
trade and on speculation, and an advance of from Id. to d. per lb.
was generally establblted on Tuesday and Wednesday ; but since that
day It bas not been fully maintained. The authorieed quotations of
fair Upland Is =vane= Id. per lb. ; those of Orleans and Mobile ere
advanced id. per lb. Brazils have been in improved demand, their
low relative value indoeing their more general consumptice ; in prices
there is no material dune. Egyptitos, of which the recent import
has been large, are dull of mie, and without change in value. SUrita
are in good request, and they command full priors. 16,400 bales of
Americans, 40 Penman', 140 Maranhams, S7O Egyptians, and 3,070
Surats have been taken =speculation; and 3,410 of American, 300
Pensams, 60 Bursts, and SO Madras for export.

TALLOW.—Thu market is quiet. The quotations us :
Pee Petenburg Y.C. on the mot, 38e.; October to December deli-
very, 3114.9 d. ; sep irate months' delivery, 39e. 3d.

M EVAL7.I.--LhettioN, June 29.-There is no alterst:rig
to notice In the Iron market this 'vele, except that the wlvanee to
Soot. Pig bon h. net t'mn nialetatried, the price baying hobo beak
to about the old level, with a dolt market. We quote the price to.
day 43a. 6d. for mixed Nowa and 4 it. for all No. 1. free on b gird at
Llaagow. There to a con•hseable aeoutuulation of Moth at tibiegow,
and ut Runeeni mod Fleetwo old larger stocks then wehave ever known.
At the former port It is ertituated at 45,0 09 tons. and at the latter
20,04 tons. Advieea front the United States represent tie Iron mar-
ket there to be exwedongly depreoed, and that the stocks
of both Pig and Ike Iron had iterated to a great eldest.
Under thee cloven:att.., unison the make be mush redesede
it is consid red highly probable that lower price. wig rule.
English Iron, her, bolt, awl square, London, per tun, 61.; toot rods
6/. 14.; hoop', 71. 1..• sheets (single,), 13s. ; bars, at Cardiff and
Newport, 51. to U. Sh. ; et fined metal, Wales. 31. 13a; an-
thracite, 31. 15e.; Pigs, in Wake, 3/. 10s. to 41. 5a.; do forge,
2/. 17.. 6d. to,l. 3e. ; No. 1, Clyde, ne; cash, 2/. 4v. 011. 7e.; fiberfill'
potent leaned lion fur bars, tells, ke., 1.0. b. ut Newport, 31. 15e; do.
tar tin plat., boiler plate., ise., 41. 10e.; Stirthes patent toughened
Pig., In Chips 11.175. 6d. to 31. Gd.; in Wales. h. 10.. to 41.;
Stanuedshire ben, at the work., 6/. • pigs, in litaffeedabire, 31. to
3!. tOs. ; rags, IL 3e. • chairs, 4/. Foreign Iron : Swedidt, 1 IL 10s. to
12/.; Foreign Steel Sewed. k, g, 141. • faggot, 13L Eng-
lish Copper: nhet ts, sheathing, and ban per Ib., 9d.;
tough cake, per bin, 791. 10e.; tile, 731. he ; old Owner.
74d. per lb. EnaLbil Lead : Pog, per ton, 161. • sheet. la 13s to
171.; red lend, 171. ; white. 22/. ; p.tent shot. Vore4l2
Lead: lllnokh,tt bona, IN. ht. to 131. 10a. English Tin: Boxy
r.r.,rzt.. 17e.; bar, 3/. 135.; refined, 41. is. Foreign Tint
on bond, 3/. Ina. to 41. ; Straits, 31. Ills. Ton Plates,
IC Coke, per but, If. 6s. 3d.; 1C Clear teal, 11. 12s. ; IX
ditto, 11, 16s. Speller: Pao., war& wed, per ton, 151.
to 15/. Ito. Ovl. Frdfilsh sheet, per ton, 24L Quicksilver,
pee lb., 3e. 2d.-Mining Journal
Liu nueouL, June 29 -A fair bulimim bas been transieed
during the week in manufatuter'e iron at former rates The *pecu-
lation in scotch pig T. ceased, and there axe now eager •llers at 445.
per ton for mixt d N 0.., without boding to beaker. The largely
accumulating muck, and abignos of demand trans tie Mate+. rd 4
a' ill more from the Continent, -justified the anticipation of Power:
prime. At bast llto furnaees are now in blast in Bootlan't, sod tire or
.ice more are preparing to blow In, so that, taking the average era-
diation at 120 bony per week, we have at present a make of upwards
of 13,000 tons per week. Tin plates are dull of sale, at 2114. to 30s.
"forOwLl.l4(le.arbei4ll34re", hJ'lrnel.eln2natiel dera.-151;o1C4e demanpifog-rerio;len• .mwk:tkeeNhoschaDs be"eninguleiaelt
during tii• week. Buyer. seem t, expect bower pekoe. Holden,
appear firm Is 44e. for mined cambers, rush.

COM.N —CwiLmsrottn, June 20 —The suprly all orals
was very short to day, but there wa.N little diNpoNition to purchase,
and the prICY4 of law week could only be exoeeded by Is. per qr.,
except ot the finest wails,. Spring torn nominally the came IS
less( wick. Average, 1,651 Wheat, 41,5. 2d.; 20 fleans, 28s.
COVENTRY, June 2ll.—We bad a very dull marker to-day,
with u small show of samples. Wheat roniewhat improved In price,
but sales were on a limited Neale. Ils*ky Anil :ate In fifth. demand.
Ileum fully maintaintd former prices. Wheat, tom 18s. to lOw
Harley, malting. 27N to 295.: grinding. 24e. to 21.4. Old Ikons, IS.. to
16,4.; new, I.r. to 13s. 6d. 20e.t0 255.

Ex trait. June 29.—We have had a very email attendance
at our Corn Exchange to-day. Wheat and r.rely, at 1.. per qr.
advance on hat week. Barley and (late *Ad at former takes.
Wheate., eflo. to Sic ; white, 431. to 43a; Barley, 24,. to 288., Outs, 20a.
to 224. Hour, 34n. to 36..

HULL. June 29.-The arrivals of all kinds of f irrign are
coed!, and of Engledi but very little Is offering, the stocks of both
b. mg ligiL. Wheat Mia been eagerly sought idler, and the value
must be ousted 30. per qr. higher than teat week. Barley has met a
fere sale, at 6.1. 4o to. per qr. advanee. Beam, Peas, and Mtn are
hi Id with more Nrinneee. The weather is fine and dry, though too
cold tor thin teaser of the year. The Potato Mersa has again made
its appearance in some digne's. The arrivals of Limited leis week
are 1,000 qrs. from Memel, and R5ll qrs. from Man. Very little Is
offering in rho market, unit, consequently, buyers bare not been able
to supply their wade, Ihe value of lain wcex is well supported la
the few soles effected. Rapeseed same as last week. Preseet prices:-
Wheat, Btatleib, whale, old, Pis. to 52e.; new 411 a. to 52i.; red,
old, 45e. to Ste.; new, 4 s„ to 50s. Foreign, 6016. per bushel, high
mixed Hattie, R. to 52a; Hamburg red, 42.. to 465.; Po tab Odessa,40e. to 435. Barley, malting:per qr., 245. to 26e.; 'grinding, per dtint,
206.61 to 22U. Oats, old, pergr., 15a. to las. ; new, li.. to GM; Rumba,
oe., per stone. old, to WI. Pisa, white, boilers, per qr., 27... to 30z;
blue, :pie. to Slo.• grinding, sialb. per bushel, 255. to 26e.
old, 6318. per bushel, 20s. to 315.; txw, De, to 315.; Egypti .n, 235. to
20s. Tares, grinding, balls per bushel, 20.. to 22.. it,e, per stone, old.
to Oil.; It,emenl, 61. per too. Linseed, ter qr., Bleck een, 10.. ; Atz-
and, is 3741. to 385.; It. Petersburg, floe, to.. to MAL : good tiro-ping,
35i. to 375.•' intone, 31.. to 31.. : Inge, 33e. to 37n.; Konigsberg
and 51enel, 325. to 365.• clean for feeding, 39a. to 40s. Itepe-
seed, per last, German ;ad Itaaisty 291.
LINLVLN, June have had en exceeding., small
chow of Wheat to-day, with vow little business doing, at 2a. .dvanee.
Nothing doing in spring corn. Wheat, red, 40s. to 505.; white, 50.
Oats, 14e. to 21‘. Beene, 31s. to 345.
LIVEKPOOL, Jima 29.-There have been good arrival of
6 reign wheat, flour, Indian corn, and been. the last the e day., but
the wpphes tkrit.l.ll from emetic me atal Ireland are still small. At
our Corn Exchaegi• Mi. morning there was a fair demand for wheat
and Hour, at the lull grim. of Lug 1 uesday. Oats, and on meed meta
moderate sale, unit hob wets quite OD Barky, bearo, and pea;
were without change. At a reduction of id. to 9d. per quarter a fair
quantity of yellow Indian corn found buyers for Ireland, but white,
being Will Fearer, fully sustained late rakes: top price of yellow In.
than omen 355., and white 36.1. per 18018 a.
MAIDSTONE, June 27.-We bad to-day an unusual dull-
ness in our trade for all grain. Although the London market advanced
In prices foe Wbeat, mi lees here were ISONDIODeII to ourcowe at
more than Ir. per qr. over log day, and then only what was imme-
diately wanted. Lent corn sold very slowly, owing to the abundance
of green meat that is being now toed 'whist' of ourn.
SOUTIIAMPTON, June 29.-In consequence of For. ham
fair being held this day, there was a limited attendarce, and not much
biudnese doing. The Wheat sold was at an advance of Is. to 2s. In
other articles DO alteration.
WAKEFIELD, June 29.-The arrival of Wheat ia fair for
this day's market; of other articles ignited. The sale of Wheat is
slow, without alteration in value. licum fully u dear. Oats;
and Shelling ea before. No material variation In other grain.
Tbe following are the priors : Wheat, per qr. 601ba. to the bushel,
Suffolk, Ewes, and Kest, red, new, 455. to 47a.; extra, ; white,
455. to Ma.; extra, 52z; Norfolk and Hunts, red, 445. ter 46a ; extra,
els.; white, 44.. to 47a.; extra, NIA ; Liocskohire and Cambridge.
shire, rod 445. to 45a.; extra, 475.; white, 445. to 411 z; extra, bOs. ;
Yorkshire, rid, 42a. to 445.; extra, Mg; white, 44a. to 460.; extra,
NW. Dantrk i.nd Konigsberg, white. 47e. to 485.; cotta, 51e.; Lotter
Baltic and Ilantburg, red, 43a. to 455.; extra, 41s. • Illetterranean.
red, 40s. to 415.; rates, • old, red, 1817, 43a. t 0.456.; wh.te, 525.
Barley,' ter qr. Imp., grinding, 225. to 23z; foreign, 24a. to ate.; @a-
tm, 265. tkana, per qr., 6311 a to the bush., small, line, new 29e. to 33a. ;
old, 335. to 30a.; tick., new, 27e. to 325. ; old, 32.. to 335. ; foreign, new,265. to 29a. Oats, per stone, moiling, 84d. to 9d.; extra, 10,1.; feed-
ing, 84d. to 9d. extra, 10d. ; foreign, to 9d.; extra, Iod. Shelling,
per had of 2611 k.., 220. to 235.; extra, 24e. Malt, per load of
busibelz, 395. to 405.; extra, 425. Peas, per Imperial qr., blue and
white boilers, Ma. to 305.; extra, 32n.; grey and feed, 28e. to 28a.;
extra, 30s. Rape Heed, per imperial last, English, 2i31. to 261.; foreign,
261. to M. laweed, per Imperial qr., 32e. to 41

WOOL.—LONDON, Jane 29. —Large arrivals of colonial
having arrived, the brolters Gave fLced the Palm for the 3rd inst. ma
quant4 to be often d will be about 20,000 hales cokaial, and 2,C00
foreign. The market remains droi, and fully former prises are paid.
Foreign remains very firm at full prices. Moravian, Bohemian, and
Hungarian are quoted u follows: Electoral, 4s. 9d. to 35.; mks;
2s. 10d. to 38. 4d. ; esetusda, 2s. 3d. to 2s. Id.; tertia. Is. 10d. to
2s. Id. ; quarto, Is. 6d. to Is. SI. • Lambs', 2s. toes. per lb. Arrivals
this week are 13,763 lisle. co:mill, 632 foreign. is English little
doing, and the market quiet.
EPSOM FALL The annual We'l fair was held

on Wtdocidar. The show of samples, for an hour after the opening
of the fair,was very limited, but afterwards they lx came more nu-
merous. n the whole, however, the fair was not equal to last year.
Scarcely any male• were effected on the ground, but a number were
made at the dinner-table, in the after part of the day. The growen
in the morning wanted la. per. lb. far leg fleeces, and I Id. for ewes,
which the buyers refused to give. In the atm noon thy consented
to a lower figure, sad amongst the sales effected were 2,000 dream at
101 d.; 231 withers and 292 tega at I id.

HAY.—SIIITHIPILID.—DIesers. Cooper sad Davis report
the tonowlag quosattone
Prime Wade+. 41In W 751. Yew.... Bd. to t}, Mom .. r4t, to fiSe.
Inferior ....... to 6.k. 1 I Bowen Soo. to tbs. I Strew 110 e. to Nie.

CATTLE, &c.—ALPHINOTON FAIL—The Alphington
Midsummer Fair wa. held on Wednesday. The chow of fat cattle was
pretty good, not quite go larger may havebeen sometime,. driven In,
but at Inst of average numbers; price., too, were pretty well main-
tained, 9s. per score having been made for the bee, aad the prior for
good beef ranging from that figure down to M. The supply of Cows
and Calves was nothing to boast of, either in point of number or qua.
My; prices ranged from SI. to IV. tech. Barren's' did not sell well,
except very fresh meaty bullocks., which reell.ed 6s. per nor,. Mete
was • long lot of poor Irish Steers and HeUera, with scarcely any
den 011 their bones; from V. to 41. each was asked for them, but we
believe few, If any, found purchasers in the fair. The supply of
Sheep was not very large, and there is bat little to note as to pains
the belt wethero were worth Sd. per lb., and a trifle over ; l.weo. 41d.;
to 3d. Store Sheep generally were Dad first-rate quality, and Hogs
must be quoted at 21.. to 30s. each. The Hone lair was not very
brisk, although, taken &A a whole, as good a lot of Horses were ex.
bibited as have been shown at Alphington fair for many a long year.
Burns, June 29.—There was but • scanty supply
o! Beasts driven In, rather a large proportion of which were
the poor Irish Wirers and Steers which had not been sold at Al.
phington fair. The primes* Beef was worth WI 9a. per were, and
good Beef made Sr. ht. to Ss. 9d. Cow. and Calves, St to 121. each.
Banners, ss. Gd. to 6a. 6d. per score. Butchers' Calves, 4d. to Sd.
per lb. The supply of Sheep was again large, but the demand was
dull. Peas Withers for the butcher, 3d. ; Ewes, 44d. to 41d. • Lamb,
6d. per lb. Store Hogs, 255. to 325. ; Lamb., to 20.. ach. A
small supply of P:es.
SCARItonOCOII, June 29.—A moderate supply of stock,
with dull sale. Bacon Pig. sold at Gs.; Pork Pip, Gs. 3d. per stone
Lamb, ed. Beef, 6.1. to 61d. Mutton, Gd. to 7d. Veal, Gd. to Id.
Bacon, Bd. to 6d. Hams, 9d. to 10d. Pork, 6d. to 7d.

GLASGOW, June 28.—A very large market this morning.
The advance noticed last week was lost, and fully more, from the large
number shown. PAM may be quoted—Bat, 50a.; r rood. 475.
Cows, Bulls, and inferior, 41e to 41.. per cwt., Pinking offal. large
numer of Sheep and Lambs, hut, demand being glom last week% pekes
were hardly realhoed. Beat mod back-!rood, in wool. Ws., or 614
second, 81d. to 64d. Hogs, Id. to Std. per lb., Making .1
Ceres still mane, and no improvement in prises. Best.,
oond, 4Fis. per cwt., sinking offal. Good Mt Piss brovilk,
per cwt.

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