The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-01 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL Mgr MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Two o'C7ock.—The complexion of the intelligence
from Italy, and of Austrian interference there, begins
to excite uneasiness among the monied interests, from
the apprehension that the political complications
thereout arising, coupled with the Spanish ques-
tion, may lead either to a general war, or to
disturbances affecting the internal well-being of
states with which this country has relations of com-
mercial importance. Consols are now only 871 to 1
for money, and 871 to 1 for account. The fall dur-
ing the present week is equal, therefore, to about 3
per cent. There is, however, comparatively little spe-
culative business going forward. The decline is the
consequence solely of the opinion farmed of political
affairs, and the gravity of circumstances its they are
viewed. Reduced Threes are 87f. Three-and-a-
Quarter per Cents., 89 to Exchequer Bills, 2s. to
6s. prem. Bank Stock remains 193 to 7.
Our foreign market is heavy. Dutch Stocks con-
tinue in decline ; the Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are
now called 631 to 6 only ; the Fours, 881 to 9.
Spanish Fives remain at 191 to 201; the Threes,
291 to 301. Portuguese, 24 to 6. Mexican, 181
to 191. Buenos Ayres, 36 to 8. Other stocks as
before.

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RAILWAYS.—The eharo market sympathises
with Consols, and is fiat to-day, with very unim-
portant business.

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SALES EFFECTED OP TO TWO TTIIII DAY IN LONDON.
(Yeeterday's prima will be found In lam pew).
Worms. it Stour Val., 81 8 IDdlon4, 119 171
11 4 Do. WS. Mii..,i4E45
82 Do. MI. et, 1
Dm Zara,
IL Omar, 181 11 6 Do. Com & Bit. G per
OML, UM
DO. (York Ea.), N. Comas Melon, 1 1 ,
IMM. mil OINIOWOAaIres, 204 Nee* DM*, 101
GrThti. 31=".**/
el N.111=113
Do. labilt I Er, le ;therm a Db. je, 41
00. N. of Ebel Now 404 de.AO ebropides Wok 14
Gt. We=l IMOMIIMMedidet„ 11 4
Do. S. Z. ind Dew Now Ds. at 100,
N 0.4, If
Do. WaSIM.,I4 West MM. Coins, 1 d
Ipowldt and Dory Exton. Sc. 7.111 a ermer., k Wzmonth, 121
(Mb Crib. end Ely), 3 4
Ise., arlob., &S. Come 1, MI 9 Do. Seltielm=4l
Do. Orr. 8 per Ct. (tato Croy. Dmltolkosom 111 1
Ildriel, 9 York a Mr& Mimi, 77 I
lAIL Se 11. Wer% 109 Do.
Do. Queries*, new II Do. 21/17111.. Ez,. 141 4
JAL& e. swwelenxkle 3 Bodeen artims, 131
Do. New, NA, me DM* Mersielr
Nan., ~B &t
N. at iff•••• & Mat., 11 d Luxembourg,
eweartle t BerwSek, 1 I I
Do. New, 14 266 4 fisaikr• and Yew, De.

Wheat.'
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Horr„ Aug. 31.—Considerable progress has been made
throughout this district in securing the harvest, and few
seasons have, on the whole, been more favourable. The
Wheat crop will vary a good deal, both in quality and yield ;
where the latter has been tested this remark is proved cor-
rect, but we still think it will prove a good average. During
the week we have had next to nothing doing in any branch
of the trade. The distrust created by the continued and very
severe failures in London is excessive, and, added to the ex-
treme fine weather, leads some persons to act as though we
had all at once gut a double crop of new grain, and trebled
the stock of old . in short, a complete panic has seized upon
buyers, and the low price at which American Flour
is selling quite prevents millers paying anything like
late prices for Wheat. There was again a fair quan-
tity of Wheat, both old and new, shown at our
market to-day. The remark made above respecting the
new war fully borne out. Condition wan excellent, and a
good deal sold at about ss. per qr. decline. Foreign Wheat
almost unsaleable. The condition of the new crop is so
good as, just now, to need little mixture, and old be., conse-
quently, to be put into granary. It may not be quite such
a drug in a few months time. Barley, for malting, in re-
quest, but none offering. Grinding saleable, at 10d. to 11d.
per stone. We have still good amnia of Oats, which would
go off at fair prices if not so much pressed on the market.
Al soon as arrivals clear we look for the article improving.
More inquiry for Beans, but at low prices. Egyptian con-
stitute almost cr our only evenly at Present. In Peas nothing
,
doing. Ite sue of s.ye nisi u'ueleg L.' : T„,,,—;
week has been very great. Its excellent feeding
qualities have now been leo well and extensively tried,
as to insure a continued preference for it, so long as it can be
supplied at its present relatively moderate price. Arrivals
continue, but the article is not forced off; parties preferring
to land and take their turn In selling. We make no altera-
lion in our quotations for Linseed, het with the present
demand for Oil and ,Cakes arrivals sell well at hill prices.
Stocks are small. Linseed Cakes continue in great demand,
and no stock can accumulate, indeed they go from the mill
as fast u they can be made : this is remarkable, with so
much low food of other description in the market. With
the exception of a few small parcel. to the crushers
we are without arrivals of foreign Rapeseed. English

is worth our quotations. Rape Cakes scarce. Some
enquiry fur Bones on speculation, but at priors
which holders of landed parcels will not submit to.
The following are the present prime of pain : Wheat,
red, 42.. to 48s. ; new, 465. to 625. ; white, Ns. to 54a. ;
new, 525. to 560. ; Dasitzic, 50s. to 665.; Lower Baltic and
Hamburg, 38s. to 455. Barley, grinding, 26e. to 275. Oats,
Danish, 160. to 18s. ; Russian, 16e. to 225. Beans, 40e. ;
foreign, 38s. ; Peas, white and yellow, 40.. Linseed,
crushing, 365. to 695. • feeding, 62a. Raissbd, per 10 cc,
271. los. to 281. Linseed Cakes, English, per ton, 101. 16e.
ill.; foreign, 81. to 9L Rape Cakes, 116.. Imports from
the 21st of Aug. to the 27th Aug., inclusive : Wheat., 1,267
qrs. • Barley, 44 ; Oats, 4,198; Linseed, 664 ; Rapeseed, 45;
Linseed Cakes, 12; Bones, 128.

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.—O
LEIDA, Aug. 31ar arrival, of grain continue of a re-
stricted character. The weather, though not so brilliant for
the last two days, is still, on the whole, favourable for har-
vest, which progressest, rapidly. At this day's market, Wheat
of fresh qiudity sold in retail at Is. to 2s. decline from Fri-
day's prices. -Barley nominal. Oats and Shelling steady.
Beans are quite as dear. No alteration in other articles.
Wheat, 60s. Id. ; Oats, Ms. Beans, 645. Id. Arrivals this
week :—Wheat, 3,106 qrs. ; Oats, 1,952; Barley, 666 ; Beans,
407.

saLtvenyroloutz.
since, form
ere- n°tiZotri theb teal
ending yesterday • large secession of Wheat, Indian Corn,
and Corn Meal, with nearly 3,000 qrs. of Barley, and up-
ward' of 91,800 hands of MOW chiefly from the United
Stales, 11.74201pritg)grallflaianirbela and Oat; from
'rape ; but o as produce the ar-
rivals for to-day are mompantivaly light. Advices received
here by the Balton steamer, from New York, to the 14th,
and from New Orleans to the 3rd inst., show a falling off in
the receipts of pain and Flour from the interior, and a pro-
portionate diminution in the exports for the fortnight pre-
vious. Quotations are: New York Wheat, per 601 b. 120 e.
to 140 c. ; Flour, per barrel, 5 dole. 874 c. to 6 doh. ; Indian
Corn, per 5616., 73c. to 77c. ; Corn Meul, per barrel, 3 dole.
to 3 doh. 50e. New Orleans Wheat, per 601 b., 60e. to 80c. ;
Flour, per barrel, 4 doh. to 4 dole. SOc. ; Indian Cern, per
5616., 40e. to 50c. Corn Meal per barrel,] dol. 75c. to 2 dole.
The steamer hence, of the 3rd inst., took out still further
depressed accounts of the British markets, which may pro-
bably influence a decline on the other side of the Atlantic.
Our market to-day having well attended by town and coun-
try millers, end the deliveries of new Wheat being so far
rather limited, good samples of English and Irish were in
tolerable request a little under the terms lest Doted ; and
holders of foreign generally submitting to a decline of 4d. to
6d. per 701 M., the transactions in these descriptions were to
a fair extent at the abatement. American Flour being of
fern] Is. Orl. per barrel below the rates of Tuesday last, con-
sumers bought rather freely, but there was little inquiry for
investment ; and Irish Flour was nominally depressed 2s. to
34. per sack. Barley was 3d. per 601b5., and Malt ss. to 64.
per quarter cheaper, with a very dull sale for each. Beans
maintained late prime; and Peas, being more saleable,
remained steady in value. The supply of Irish new Oats,
being good in quality, meta fair demand, at a reduction of 3d.
per 451 b.; and the value of the Irish old, u well as the general
runs of foreign, receded in a similar proportion from the rates
of this day eel:might ; Oatmeal at the same time declining
2s. to 3s. per 2401bc Induced by unfavourable reports of
the Potato crop, and the appearance of several Irish buyers,
leaner Corn commanded a rather lively sale, and fully sup-
ported our last quotations. British: Wheat, per 701b4.,
English, red, new, is. to 7s. 6d. ; old, 7s. 4d. to 76. 84. ;
white, new, 7s. 61. to 7s. ild. ,• old, 74. Bd. to Bs. 2d;
Irish, red, new, 6e. 9d. to 70. 3d.; old, 6s. 3d. to 6e. 9d.
Barley, Scotch and Irish, per 601 b., old, 31. 6d. to
34.9 d. Melt, English, per qr., pale, old, 65a. to 70s. Oats,
English and Scotch, per 461 b., odd, 3s. 6d. to 3s, Sd. ; Welsh,
old, as. 2d. to 3s. 4d.; Irish, fine sorts, new, 3a. to 3a. 3d.;
old, 3s. 4d. to 34. 6d. ; general, old, 34. 2d. to 3a 4d. Beans,
English, per quarter. old, 64e. to 684. ; Scotch and
Irish per 480 lb., old, 464. to 62a. Peas, English, per
quarter, white, 435. to 46e. do. snd Irish, grey, 40e.
to 42e. Flour, per 280 lb., English and Irish, fine, 40s. to
41s. ; superfine, 41s. to 43e. ; extra, 435. to 46e. Oatmeal, per
load of 240 lb., Irish, 1847, 30s. to 32a.; old, 24e. to 26e. ;
Canadian old, 235. to 25e. Bran, per 24 lb., le. 2d. to la 4d.
Foreign:• Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, red, 6s. to
Gs. 6d.; white, Gs. 9d. to 7s. 3d.; United States, red,
7s. &I to 7s. ; white, 78. 2d. to 7s. 6d. ; Beattie, mixed
and red, Os. 6d. to 6e. 10d. • high mixed, 7s. 6d. to
84. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 6s. 10d. to
Jo. 2d. ; white, .74, 4d. to 7a-6d. r Alga and Peters-
tam red, 6e.. tol i 44.. .44444`44k- 64. IQd to 64: ;
Odessa, common, red, ss. 9d. to- 64. ; Polislla at 2d. to
01. 8.114 French, Spanish, and Italian, red, 60. to 64. 4d. ;
white, 6s. 3d. to 64. 8d; Bennet and-Marianopell, red,
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Si.
9d. to 6s. 3d. • Egyptian, 34. 9d. to 44. 341. ; Medi-
terranean, etc., herd, red, 40. 9d. to 6e. U. Rye,
C.r dirge Baltic,
Sd 417 b 3G31;. Barley,
7 6°10"
per quarter, European, oss. to ‘64. ; Egyptian, per 4801 b.,.
325. to 335. Peas, per qr., Baltic, etc., white, 404. to 425. ;
Canadian, 335. to 38s. Indian Corn, per 4801 b., 27e. to 32a.;
Indian Meal, per barrel of 1961 b., 13s. to 14s. Flour, per
barrel of 1961 b., Canadian, sweet, 241. to 255. 6d.; United
States, sweet, 245. to 265. United States and Canailian,
sour, 20s. to 211. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn,
from the 24th to the 30th August inclusive Wheat,
29,488 qrs. ,• Barley, 3,061 ; met, 1.016. Oats, 11,726 ;
Rye, 532 ; Beans, 262 ; Pese, 11l ; Indian Corn, 41,447 ;
Indian Corn Meal, 17,078 barrels; Oatmeal, 1,445 sacks ;
Flour, 669 sacks, 91,822 barrels.

LYNN, Aug. 31.—A fair quantity of new Wheat hers to-
day, at 6s. to 7s. per qr. lower 621 b.. to 631bs. 48s. to 495.;
fine, 50s. A few samples of new Barley, of good quality, at
about 31s. per qr. Averages posted this day : Wheat, 1,056
qn., 565. 3d. • Barley, 74 qrs., 378. Id.; Oats, 129 qrs.,
275. 6d. ; Beans, 10 qrs., 51s. 6d.

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PLYttorrn, Aug. 31.—Both English and foreign Wheat
are lower at to-day's market, ss. to 6e. per qr. on the former,
and 4s. on the latter, but there war more disposition with
the millers to purchase. Flour 2a per sack lower.
SALISBURY, Aug. 31.—The best new Wheats did not
reach higher than 481. per quarter; moderate, 445. ,• best,
old, 62..; second quality, 60s. The quality of new Barley
offered was very fine, yet the top prices were 364. per qr. •
lowest, 28e. to 32a.; old grinding Barley, 30s. The Oat
trade was dull, at a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr. ; prices from
225. to 26..: the prices last market day, 28s. But little bu-
siness done in white Peas ; prices asked 2s. more than last
week prey and maple about the same. Beans were a trifle
lower, the top price this day being 649. per qr.; some at 465.
Winter Tares, Ss. per bushel.
BrALDixo, Aug. 31.—At this day's market we had but
few samples of Wheat, yet sufficient to meet the demand
by our millers, merchants buying nothing for shipment. The
condition of the new Wheats is very good, though not so
heavy as last season, owing in part to the abundance of
straw upon the land,:and from the mildew, of which the
farmers very much complain. The late-sown Wheats
becer-
tainly have suffered mach from the latter cause. Harvesting
will completed by_the end of this week, should the wea-
ther continue fine. Red Wheats, new, 60Ibo. to 631bs. per
bush., 46.. to 50..; white 465. to 625. Oats, 20s. to 26a.
Beans, old, scarce, 51s. to 645.
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Newer, Aug. 30.—With the exception of Indian Corn
Meal, there is still a general downwerd tendency in the
prices of the several articles of immediate conatimption.
We observe that the late advance on the price of the former
article hu been seised on with avidity by certain journalists
as 11, proof, or rather natural consequence of the spread of
the potato disease. It may be satisfactory to know,
however, that in Oda neighbourhood, at lust, the want of
water for the mills, and the consequent limited stock of
the manufaltured article, together with a natural inclination
in the holders, glad of a reported rise on any pretence, to
" follow a good example," form the only excuses for at
present railing the rates to the conauraars. The price
to-day rules 3d. lower than on Saturday, the figure being
9s. 3d. per cwt. American Flour is also 6d. lower, the price
being 28s. per barrel. Flour, Oatmeal, &c., may De quoted
without change from last week's prime, and the market for
all kinds is reported firm.

MALTA. Aug. 22.—Wheat to now a perfect drug in the
market. Egyptian Wheat, which two months ago sold for
30 ecudi, or 501 per qr., will now net fetch half the money.
A few sales of Black Sea hard Wirt have taken place at
355. per qr. Other Wheats a 305., 325., and 33..
Many vessels have arrived from Illngland in ballast, looking
for charter-parties, but then en mac. Several have placed
themselves on the berth foe Imelsol. The Three Brothers
has loaded at 701. sad 10 par era., Ise London. Money is
very scarce. Exchange es Links is Sid. per dollar of
4s. 241.

CHEESE.—BRADFORD LEIGH FAlR.—Belt Ched-
den scarce, anl dearer by 2e. per cwt. ; likely to continue
so till new comes in. Red Somerset', 68s. per cwt. ; belt
fours Wilts, from 68s. to 635. per cwt. ; best thing, from 60s.
to 565. Skims, from 365. to 42e. The opinion general is
that Cheese will yet be dearer. The supply was shorter here
by many tons than the quantity usually brought, which met
with a quick sale.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKS?. --- Two o'
Meows. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the
trade remains without alteration. The report& from Mid-
Kent speak of mould being on the Morse. ; the accounts
from the other dietriete are geberally favourable. Dm?
186,0001.
Ml 4 & Rob* o ct.ti. 10 to sr. IS Towline Roma p. art,. 21.10 to 31.10
Weald of Kest 4 oto4 10 Yosoltag Buena 0 1 Bto 2 12.
yarob
RY.e,em 3 106
to Bto 4 4 014 Hots • 11010 . u
New Hers.—A second pocket of new Hope, grown at
Tonbridgerrived at market yesterday, and was sold by
Harrison,H Mr. John at .51. Bs. Tier cwt. The quality was not
so good so in former years, bouig scarcely ripe, and affected
by mould.

WOOL—FIuDDramELD, Aug. 31.—The demand
for the raw material has not been very spirited d=itte
put week, the manufacturers evincing • spirit of
in all their dealings. Middle qualities, Sydney Wools and
good bred Port Philip Wools, are most in report. Prices
are rather higher, in consequence of the decided advance
which has certainly taken place in the public sales in London,
just concluded.
SALISBURY, Aug. 31.—The westecountry cloth manufac-
turer' this day are bidding 13d. for best Down Teg Wool ;
10d. to
second q 100.uality Wool, 12d. to 12id. ; inferior 11d. ; coarse,

CATTLE, &c.—LivaapooL, Ang. 30.—We can-
not quote any alteration at our cattle market from our late
statements worth notice ; we have large supplies, u far a►
numbers go, but the greater portion was of inferior quality.
There wee a numerous attendance of customers, and arty-
thing good, being eagerly sought after, brought high prices.
Beet, bid. to 60. per lb. Mutton, 61{1. to 7d. Lamb, 6d.
to 7d. Cattle imported into Liverpool from Thursday to
yesterday : Cows, 3,841 ; Calves, 72 ; Sheep, 5,972; Lambs,
1,121; Pigs, 131; Horses, 94.

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SALISBURY, Aug. 31.—N0 fat Skeep or Beast. Fat
Calves in good quantity, selling at an advance of Bd. per
score ; best quality, I Is. ; second, 10s. 6d. Best fat Hogs,
Ils. 6d. to 124. per Boors; inferior, I Is. ; small, 12a. to
12s. 6d. Quick sale ; newly all purchased for the Loudon
market. Lean Figs and Hogs sauce, and dearer from 2a. to
3s. each.

SPALDING. Aug. 31.—Our stock market has been well
supplied with meated Sheep. All readily sold at more
money, say 7d. to 74d. per lb. for good fat Lincoln. Not a
large supply of store stock. A clearance wu effected at ls.
to 2a. less money. Lambs, 20s. to 255. per head.
GLASGOW, Aug. 30.—There was a large supply of cattle in
the market to-day, but, for the most part, of inferior quality.
Sheep were scarce, and met a ready sale. Best Beef and
Tallow brought from 14. to 12s. per trop atone. Best black-
faced Sheep, 30s. ; best white-faced, 41s. A lot of Lamb,
sold by Mr. Stewart, of Fintry, brought 16s. each. Prices
ranged from Bs. to 16a.

For Yesterday's Monk* am lase page.

SHIPPING.
Malta Aaurran.—Dublin, 3; Waterford, 2; Donagba-
dee 1 ; Guernsey and Jersey, 1 ; French, 1 ; Flanders, I.
LNDON, Sept. I.—Wing this day at noon, S.W., light
breeze, and cloudy.
Maas, Aug. 31.—W.N.W. to N.N.W. ht.—Arrived:lig
Brothers, Singapore ; Viscounts Canning, Sierra Leone ;
Glencairn, Demerara; Morley, Jamaica; Amour, Ka-
vannah ; Alder, James Reddin, Konigiun, Elizabeth, and
Christina, New York; Edmond, Quebec; Ariel, Mogadore.
Arrived from the river, and sailed Mary, Bombay; Mar-
chioness, of Queensbury, Quebec.
Orr PLYMOUTH, Aug. Jamaica.
FALMOUTH, Aug. 31. —N. W. Off port: Charles
Akyab, and sailed for Havre ; Robert, Kavanagh end Ma-
tanzas, and sailed for London.
hittsvor., Aug. 31.—N.W.—Arrived. Mary Ann Palmer,
Calcutta; Velocity, Trinidad; General Douglas, St. John's,
N. 8.; Achilles, and Rankin, Quebec.
Narwronr, Aug. 31.—N.W.—Sailed: Baring Brothers,
Charleston ; Sophia, St. Thomas , Alderman Thompson,
Jamaica.

litcrOun, Aug. 30. —W. Sailed : Cumberland, St.
John's, N.B.
CLYDN, Aug. 29.—Arrived: Cingalese, Porto Rico; Sir
Charles Forbes, New York ; Elizabeth, Montreal. 30th,
Haeannah. Sailed: Tay, and Jessie, Quebec.
PLYMOUTH, Aug. 31.—N.—Sailed : Daniel Ross, Cape de
Verdi and Rio Janeiro.

°usurer'', Aug.: 29.—Sailed Adelaide, Demerara.
CARDIFF, Aug. 28.—Arrived Bolivar, MiTIUIDTbi.
CORE, Aug. 29.—N.—Arrived 26: Caroline Richardson,
Batavia; Trulandm, Matanzas; Providence, New Orleans;
Rouble, New York; Sarah, Bay of Verte, N. 8., and sailed
for Liverpool. Off Port Lawrence, Madras; Conqueror,
and Elizabeth, Rio Grande.
LOUGHSWILLY, Aug. 20.—Arrived: Anne, Prince
Edward's Island, for Cork.
YARMOUTH, Aug. 30.—The Raven, of Bangor, has been
got off the Scrolay Sands.