The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-23 00:00:00

IMPERIAL AVERAGF.B.

66. July 10 ... .... Zeht'3l.l,l4Bre'43le 114,61Reavid!534 0a 21. tot
17 ... ... 74e 04;443e 114:294 74'674 91152 e 14 534 id
22 ... ... 75. 64 45e ad We 5459 e 1 51e 64 53e 04
31 ... ... 77. 34 Se 34;31e 14 57s 14.544 6446. Id
Avg. 7 .. ... 75e Id 43e 114'31. 141121 3d 545 1447 e 5d
14 ... ... 104 40e 74,29 s iiii46. 2.1 $4. 54 42,104
6 weeks' Agg. A.ee. 75, 34 iSs 244301711,56 e 401531 4d 49s 114
(There are no mite on Foreign Grids.)
Price. July 10. Ady 17.4±12. July 31. Aug. 7. lAug.l4.
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73 6
75 5
74 0
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ANDOVISII, Aug. 21.—The new sample, were of very
good quality, yet scarcely. dry enough foe millers without
mixing with old. The prices did not go beyond 151. 10e.
per load for the best, and some down to 141. to 141. 10a.,
being from 15s. to 20s. per load cheaper. Several samples of
new Barley were offered, the very best, 11 'cora 8 lbs.,
soaking but 40s. per quarter; others, at from 365. to 385.;
good old grinding at 355. In Oats trade was sleek, at a re-
duction of Is. per quarter. Peas, best, new, white, 425. per
quarter ; grey, 38e. to 40s. Beans, from 481. to 545. per qr.
Rye and Tares as last week.

ATLEBBUST, Aug. 21.—There was a thin attendance at
this day's market, the farmers being fully occupied with
harvest operations. Prices still declining: Wheat, 565. to
645. per qr. Beans, 48e. to 60s. Peas, maple, 41s. ; boilers,
445. to 48s. Oats, 245. to 28a. Barley, 345. be 40s. The new
O►ts were a Ten fine sample, better than any of last year's
growth. New Wheat was also in better condition than that
offered last week. There were a few parcels of new Winter
Beans in excellent condition, offered at 415., but no sales were.
effect( d.

Beoroan, Aug. 21.—We were thinly attended to-dr
but had a fair show of new Wheat upon the market ;
miller purchased only for immediate use, at prices vaning
°
from ls. to ls. 6d. less money than was given last w
Barley most be considered lower ; a sample of new was "'"
to-day at 40s. Oats were offered at less money, but sold
was little or no demand. Peas and Beans about the there
Wheat, 345. to 41s. Beans, 30s. to 355. Pees, 35s same.
per load of 5 bushels. Oats, 235. to 335. Barley, : t° 375.
15a. to
455. per qr.

Haerrox, Aug. 21.-The weather continues 1
forehic much Wheat will be got up this week, in I tot and
Mica; no new samples have yet been sold ; and at ins con-
het today very little business ham been done. TI . our -
now of Wedmeday remain unaltered. Wheat. I ±3rt
'" 60a. ; white, 60s. to 635. Oats, new, 203. to 241. :7,....'"
; ,
Beans, 50a. to 545. per. qr. to the grower. old, zoo.
GLOUCESTER, Aug. 21.-At our market th as a . the
sale of Wheat was limited, such transactions y,
ported being at a further decline of 3. per qr. as were re-
Bons and Oats, little done, at the decline
, In Barley,
Daring the week business in all grain has bee , ....ab°oef_wbibEyenengroilitheodtt.
limited vale, with no disposition on the part
." ..
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rue t
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7s. 3d
3d2ais.i
R=s at our quotations, except of the bee.
Beans and Barley have been offere
per qr. less money, and. Oats. at a fart
Whaared,
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to 6e.
9,lwlu;teD., peur lin: peoori:ltbeuhs,hgt,
611:7..,3d75.t0 6c16i.. t06,17;1.0d9d... ;
mPariolianeh,9.z.Poir iiieatinc.),.PB3dr Stettin,*
6e. 6d. ; Odessa Taganrog, hard, Os. sa. t. 3 ss. 6d. Barley,
qr.,
lisso.h.,togrln4cili:lgfo,rpelor 39:2grilltd,
i 294. t02.5,305.u.
.6.,,...1.;tini.t.g.tte410p.:
to 545. Beans, English, per imp. but het, 61. to 6s, 3d. ;
foreign Egyptian, per 65i lbs. se. to ss. 2 xl.; French, Dutch,
~,,,,,iy tick, --51. 6d. to ss. W. Oats, Pe, r 8121 be., Limerick,
Wexford, end Ennisoorthy, white,
NirVrealie:rf26...ordd. ,t,,ga:26..ddeYiso;ruirhallir;ll,,,6p.2.s:lb.3.
1.t02L,
b....1„267
ig.:55.6:4,64.
:4d.t4.5.7:78de421...6it,..bCpu6.0r.c4ki,
foreign, ss. Bd. to 6s. Flour, best seconds, English, 465.
to 48e. Liaised Cake, Dutch,per tc n, 91. to 101. ; French,
101. 10s. to 111. Imports for the week ending Aug. 20
Wheat, 4,728; Barley, 661; Beans, 107; Peas, 221.
OtaLurnan, Aug. 21 .-There sr , a good
„amity
of
old
Whlirausioreaistwiocliealeericfin:ethwicrtht
ividuedadwaiifffiewcwasanatrupoil:es;
6.indeimad,aonfeddne.thwe:irdtatheerii:::7o:o7skidqp:i
lin=r, 60s. to 68a. Barley, 35 s .to 42e. Oats, 245. to 31s.
45a. to 565. Peas, 38e. tr , 42,.

MAI4OIEB7IB, Aug.. 21. be weather has continued
fine during the week, and no p ar ocular change has been ob-
served ia the writ trade. Toe my Wheat is somewhat lower.
Fresh Flour, both home-made and American, maintains pre-
vious rates. Oats and Oatme el, so little offering that their
value may be considered as nominally unchanged. Mai;
h. to L. per load cheaper . Beaus without alteration.
Wheat, per bulked of 70 lbs., English, white, 91. to
gg. ; red, Ss. te 9s. Barley, per bushel of 80 11:6.,
I grinding. M. to MI. id. Date, per bushel of 4.51 b.
I lash, Beach, sad fine Irfah, 4s. 6d. tor
.s. gd. ; Irisl;
g.
I dried rllO, M. di- 4d- Belli., per qr of 604 lbs., Eng.
ha, onnL, Me. to Ws.; tick. 624. to 54e. Malt, per 8
imperial bushels. fine. 544- to 064. i fine seconds, 521._t0
544. Flour, per sack of 2801 be., English and Iriah, fine, 40s.
to 445. ; superfine, 455. to_46s. ; extra, 475. to 48s.

IdAILLEOROt'OII, Aug. 21.—Wheat agood eupply, chiefly
new • for the very beet, 62e. per sr. was given; good red,
selling at 151. per lead of 6 qrs. ; inferior, old, at 141. Bar-
ley dull of sale; nue offered at 38a. to 46e. per qr. ; best,
old, at 365. rue, white, new, 40s. to 42e. per qr. ; grey,
36.. 38.. per qr. oats, best, 30s. per qr. ; superior,
old, feed, 265. to 275. Beans retain their price; beat, 655. to
665. per qr.; good, 601. to 525. ; inferior, 463. to 48e. Bye
and Taro ma lut week.

I Nawc-sarts•ow-Tris, Aug. 21.-The weather this week
has _ been upon the whole favourable for harvest operationa
which are progressing steadni in this disti't t.*. nue
i market this morning we had a prettj fair show of Wheat
, from the country, and the amnia coastwise as well as
from abroad being tolerably good, the trade ruled extremely
L'•sw, the farmers' supply being with difilculty cleared off
eta decline of 3s. to 4s. per qr., whilst the boxroom passing
in othv.' sorts was quite of a retail character at a 'similar re-
duction. Norfolk Flour is scarce, and the first arrivals of
choice que'ity are likely to meet a good demand at our
quotations. itur millers reduced their price 3s. per sack,
In Rye, Baxley, Beans, or Peas, but little doing. Malt
withontshange. With Oats we were moderately supplied,
and Wm could only be effected by submitting to some-
what easier rates. For a sample of very fine new
Potato Oats 345. per quarter was procured. Wheat;
British, Northumberland, old, white, 60e. to 645. ; red,
565. to 60a.; Norfolk and Suffolk, eld, white, 62e. to
665.; red, 68s. to 625. ,• Lincolnshire, old, white, 695. to
63e.; red, 66e. to 60$. Rye. Norfolk and Suffolk, 445. to
48s. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 345. to 385.; Chevalier,
365. to 40e. ; Northumberland and Scotch, 304. to 345.;
Chevalier, 345. to 3641. ; grinding and distilling, 281. to
32a. Malt, 66e. to 72a.; Chevalier. 74a. to 76. ts: • !
• •
Nortionsuer,anu aou ,!,11ttch, potato, old, 60.. to 34e. ;
common and Angus, old, 26e. to 28s. Peas, white,
boilers, 40.. to 44e. Beane, 44e. to 465. Flour, per
sack, fine Stockton and Northumberland, 44e. to 465. ; Norfolk,
white, 46e. to 475. • households, 43e. to 465. ; seconds, 40s. to
43e. ; households, 40s. to 43e. ; thirds, 30e. to 34e. ; households,
32a. to 36e. Wheat, foreign, Dantric and Koldgsberg, white,
60e. to 64.. ; red, 665. to 60s. Silesian, white, 624. to 64a.;
red, 69e. to 624. Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 64. to
68s. ; red, 60.. to 64. Hamburg, Marks and Aobalt, white,
60e. to frie. ; red, 68s. to 60s. Kiel and Holstein, white,
68e. to 60s. ; red, 64e. to 68a. Rye, Russian, 38s. to
421. Barley, Seal, 32a. to 365.; Pomeranian and Holstein,
264. to 32e. Oats, Pomeranian, feed, 225. to 245. ; Hol-
stein and Danish, 20s. to 225. • Archangel and Riga, 20a.
to 22a. Peas, white, 40s. to 465. Flour, per barrel of
196 lb., United States end Canada, duty paid 30.. to 33a.
The arrivals this week are : Wheat, 4,641 ; Barley, 609 ;
Rye, 9,428 ; Gate, 3,776; Beans, 139 qrs. ; Flour, 627 sacks,

Noavnca, Aug. 21.—We have a good offer of new and
old Wheat to-day, chiefly from the growers, which was
mostly told at 2e. per qr. decline from the prince of bat creek.
The weather has been exceedingly line the last three days,
and • large proportion of the crop carted in fins condltioe.
In Barley there is nothing doing at present ; very few
ramples have been brought forward, but the molly fine par-
cels are held for 345. per qr., but nothing his yet
been done. Them b a peat variety of quality, in botk
the Wheat and Barley this year ; therefore, the difference
in the value of each will be very great. The yield of both
per ems is expected to be very good. Flour is about 2e. per •
sack lower to-day, but not much doing f.o. b. Peas, Beans,
and Oats are lower again to-day, and at various priess.
Priem current here i—Wheat, 6311.. per qr., new, white,
68.. to 60s. ; old, 62e. ; new, red, 62e. to 68s. ; old, Is 1;. to Ma.
Peas, 40s. Beau, Ma. Oats, Polanddiscount , new, 28s. to 30s.
Floor, f.0.b., 404. per lack, with a nf one month,
muthemni finding sacks ; retail, 2a. 2d. per stone.
RIIADINO, Aug. 21.—We had • fhb simply of Wheat to-
day, a groat porthole of width was new, hilt thi, was of a •
middling quality and very doon. The rowan for of taw •
market was about Is. per qr. lowa. The Oonalia ens as
atibmeadqBPPowwwworliebt:sawowiaThadayoo::,Aig::„..ll. Oa
.....:,--ta..11.:::: bee very
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wum, sat, s• 01.1 Ras, lb. is Me.
Ms.

WAIIMIXSTRIL, Aug. 21.-fiticid .apply le
new than old, for which a rwiden of kill per
qr. had to be submitted to ; and then the saes wee not
greet; the quality of the new, eery superior, mad heavier
'dun the generality of Wheat grown in 1848 ; euy little
Mall Wl* than 80e. per qr.; Mee downtO 618.DaeNy
was also down Is. to le per qr., the greater g
bang of this year's growth; the quality wo=
40e. per qr. was the top pries ; moderato, Me.; lee pear's
pose, 34a. Oats were down 4, per qr ; sow few em/7r of
new Poland' made 30s. ; last, year's Potato, 28e. ; warm
feed, Oats, 28s. Best old Beam, 645. to 68s. ; moderate,
60e ; this year's Rye, 38s. to 41e per qr. Tares, Bs. to 9s.
per baker; some new Turnip seed offered at 6d. to ed.
per lb.
Wrismarraft, Aug. 21.-Of Wheat the new samples
offered were of superior quality, some sold at 161. 10s. per
load, others at 131. ; old, at 141. 10e. to 161. Barley, of firet-
rate quality, sold at 395.; second quality, Ma. to 37e. get v.;
some good grinding, of last year's growth, it from Ns. 8.
Ws. Old feed Oats sold at from 26e. to 284. par v. ; las,
new, 30s. Peas, white, 40,. to 425. per qr. ; maple, 38s.
Beans keep their price, from 48e. to 645. per qr. Rye, 40a.
per qr. New winter Tares, Be. per bush.
Wasson, Aug. 21.-A few samples of old Wheat, with
two or three of new Oats, constitute the supply here to dog.
For Wheat there is hardly any demand. Oats fetched lat.
to 13d. per stow. The harvest is proceeding very wall.
WORCIITII, Aug. 21.-Our market to-day was ain
liberally supplied with new Wheat, which sold at Be. Bd. It
7s. Bd. per 8211 e., being about 2.. per qr. under the curvet/7
of this day se'anight. New Barley sold 384 to 41s. per im-
perial qr. ; old grinding, Mt to 345. per 39211 e. Oats were
in far request at former prices. Beans were inquired for.
Peas, 2s, per qr. lower.
•

Twin, Aug, 21.-Since Tuesday the weather has been
most kayo/able for harvest operations and we have now •
great breadth of corn cut and ready for Carting. At this day's
market a few samples of the new crop are showing, and the
quality is very floe. New Wheat is offering at Be. to 625.
per 03 lbs., but the millers buy very cautiously. New Oats
r immediate delivery are selling at 12.0. to i 3d. per stone.
Wheat, whits, 60e. to 665. per imp. qr.; red, 66a. to 60s. •
Malt 76e. to 78s. Oat', 121 d. to 144. per stone of 14
Flour, Bs. to 60s. per sack of 28016 x.
MIMI" Aug. 20. -The amount of business transacted In
oar market to-&y was comparatively trifling, in consequence
of the absence of the farmers, who were busily engaged in
getting in the corn harvest. Prices may be quoted the same
as last week.
DUBLIN, Aug. 20.-The weather during the week has
been mod propitious for the harvest, and we have had at
our market a large supply of now Oats, and • considerable
number of sampler of new Wheat and Bere, The quality
and condition of the Oats and Bere are excellent, but the
Wheat so far is scarcely equal to the early receipts of last
yew. We reduce our quotations for new Wheat and Oats,
Is. to 2s. per barrel, but new Bere and Rapeseed fully main-
tain their value; and Flour commanded rather more money.
Indian Corn is 2s. per qr. lower. The following was the
general currency (or new grain: Wheat, white, 275. to 305.;
red, Mt to 28e. per 280 lbs. Oats, 9s. to I Is. per 1961b5.
Ear , 13e. to 154. per 224 lbs. Bert, I Is. to 13e. per 224
Re. , 24e. to 26e., per 224 lbs. Oatmeal, 12e. to
164. per cwt. Flour, in sacks, per cwt., seconds, 20s. to 21s. ;
American, per barrel, 26a. 6d. to 28s. Indian Corn, per qr.
of 480 lbs., 20s. to 30s.
Extras?, Aug. 19.-The weather continues favourable,
and the crop, are all progressing as well aa sunshine and
heat can make them. A few fields of Oats have been cut
down in this neighbourhood, but as yet we are a fortnight
distant from a general harvest. There is no doubt but the
disease of last season has again partially shown itself in our
Potato crop, and it is yet to be seen whether or not it will
spread to any extent; the feeling is, however, pretty geaeral,
that we cannot depend on the Potato crop this season.
The arrivals this week consist of nine cargoes foreign, and
three coastwise. Wheat.-A few parcels of farmers Nt heat
appear and meet • dull sale, at a decline of ls. per cwt.
below the rata of lest week. Flour Our millers have
reduced their prices 2a. per cwt this week, and is in limited
demand. American sells at 265. to 28s. per bbl. Barley
nominally unchanged in value. We have • small supply
of old Oats from the country, which sell slowly, at a reduc-
tion of 6d. to Ls. per cwt. Ws have a few parcels of new
Oats at market, in rather good condition, and they *ell at
7s. 3d. to 85. 6d. per cwt. The market is well supplied with
Oatmeal, and, the demand being slack, prices may be quoted
Is. per cwt. lower : a small parcel of new brought 16a. per
ewt. Indian Corn and Meal are • slow sale, as under
Prime Corn, 61. 15a. to 71. ss. ; Keel, 81. to 81. 10s. per ton.
Coax, Aug. 20.-The little new Wheat that has appeared
at our market is exceedingly fine, both as respects qua-
lity and condition. The new Here and Oats also are
vary. good, while as regards Potatoes (the only crop re-
porting which serious apprehensions were entertained) the
reports we receive are, on the whole, encouraging. Altoge-
ther, therefore, our prospects for the coming year are cheer-
ing indeed. The article of Bore excepted, the receipts of
which are tolerably large, our supplies of home grain are still
very light, and indeed are likely to continue so for • few
weeks longer. Those of foreign continua to a moderate ex.
tent. The few barrels of new Wheat on offer and purchasers
at 265. per barrel. Prepared parcels of old Wheat are,
owing to the depressed state of the Undo, entirely neglected,
and swims therefore are only nominal. Bore is purchased
for distillers' use at prices varying from I Is. to 12.5. 2d. per
barrel, the tendency being upwards. For Oats in the early
part of the week, as high as 13s. 6d. per barrel was paid, but
the receipts having increased somewhat, prices have declined
from Is. to 21. on the week. The demand for Flour is con-
lined altogether to fresh-manufactured samples, which are in
fair consumptive request. AU other descnptions are com-
paratively neglected. Indian Meal moves off slowly in retail
quaatities, the consumption of the article being mush affected
by the supply of Potatoes. Indian Corn is little inquired for, the
dealers, in the present uncertain position of the trade, hold-
ing off from purchasing. The aspect of the trade is exceed-
ingly
gloomy, distrust and suspicion interfering to produce •
complete paralysation of all business. We have for this sea-
son no banner to report but that arising out of immediate
necessity. This state of things, too, appears likely to con-
tinue until the panic shall have subsided and confidence been
restored amongst the mercantile community. We look then
to • healthy reaction in trade and a large business, as with
moderate prices (which we seem likely to have) we antici-
pate a greatly increased consumption of all bread-stuffs.

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NIIVILT, Aug. 20.-Prices still downward, particularly
in machine-manufactured Oatmeal, which has now receded
to a figure somewhat approaching its value in other years.
The prize now is 13s. 6d. to 145. per cwt. Country descrip-
tions were forward in some quantity, at our market yester-
day, bat up to an advanced hour no sales were reported. In
the afternoon, however, a few bags of prime old were dis-
posed of, for immediate use, at 15s. to 16s. per cwt. Flour,
hoses-manufacture, sells at 21s. per cwt. for first ; second,
18s.; third, 15s. • sad fourth. 12.. American remains at
295. per banal; Ind Indian Corn Meal at Be. per cwt, al-
though Ba. 341. was reported yesterday for best qualities. At
these rates the market is stated this morning, to be unusually
dell. New Oats, of excellent quality, sold yesterday at 9d.
to 90. per et., with a fair supply forward. Old, for feeding,
brought 10d. to 12d. per stone.
81.isso, Aug. 21.-Our markets decline daily. Oatmeal,
14s. per cwt. ; Indian Meal, 8.. to 9s. per cwt. American
Flour, 38s. per barrel.
Warazroan, Aug. 21. - Although oar arrivals from
abroad during the week have been trifling, prices of all kinds
of grain and Flour have declined considerably, owing to the
continuance of most splendid weather, and the dull accounts
from the English means. Sales of Wheat, Oats, and Bar-
ley have been on a very limited scale ; quotations are there-
fore almost nominal. For Indian Corn there has been Inactive
demand throughout the week, at a decline of Is. to 2s. per
barrel. Indian Meal is cheaper by Is. per sack; at
this reduction the sale is exceedingly slow. Flour has been
purchased rather more freely, at a decline of 3s. te 4s. per sack.
Wheat, millers', Irish, per 29 stone 235. te 255. ;
foreign, 30s. to 375. Oats, white, per list., Ils. to 131. ;
black, 10a. to 10s. 2d. Indian Corn, Danube, per 20 stone
18e. to 19s. ; American, red and yellow, 16e. to 17s. • Spaniel;
west Portuguese, white, 17s. to 18s.; damaged tor cattle,
10s. to 12a. Flour, superfine per sack, 45.. to 475. ;
seconds, 38s. to 40e.; thirds, 355. to 365.; fourths,
225. to 255. American, per barrel, 281. to 30s. Oatmeal,
per cwt, 15s. to 16s. llndian Corn Meal, per cwt., 134.
to Bs. 6d. Rye Meal, per cwt., ss. 6d. to 7s. Bran, per
8411 n., as. ed. to 4s. Imports tids week, exclusive of ar-
rivals at Rosa: Indian Corn, 1,287 qrs. ; Flour, 100
barrels and 534 sacks.
Dainstc, Aug. 14.-Our corn market has been quite de-
serted the last few days, and hardly any samples are offer-
The few lots unsold are brought into granary, and we
think holden will be firm. Good mixed, 611 be. to 621b5.,
perhaps mar fetch 53e. to 545. The weather
i is very fine,
and harvesting of Rye and Barley goes on rapdly.
Genoa, Aug. 13.-Importations of Wheat during last
month, and up to the present time, have been very consider-
able,-sto less than 170,000 in., out of which some 140,000
have paidduty for consumption, which up to the Ist inst. Wes
only 50 centimes, or Is. per qr., and since then 3 liv., or Os.
per qr. Prices are kept up for what is now on the spot ;
operations, however, are limited to pude! sales by retail, as
most people will coatiaas 1111161.11 M ia their opinion re-
wecftg- future analysing, woe the mesh et the crops in
Franey, England, soft the worth ere asemtained. With
regard to those in Day ths lame opinion of a favourable
crop is still enterhdmeft, with the exception of the island of
Sardinia, whence esseglable are awing forward, lesig us
to expect that we sum Melly have calls Irma that
quarter. Very little In 15 hem in sake to eosin dime
the Ist instant, senoralhat wom,perdenhrly at the pesent
quotation from °dens. Wei may lira dkroseil te
into erans at the Yaw pin while MY
specula operations at Ohs I.w whith
speculate,, be disposed to sew. HAM weds Bowes
tams warn, but they are else wary little ha tenant hr
grain shipments.
LIONO/N, Aug. 12.-In eassetimmse of further ante*
of Wheat, a decline has taken pleat; fine Mariam**,
soft, 621 b., 41s. Bd. ; Polish Odorsoft, is better supported, say,
425. 6d. ; Odom, 611 b., 395. to 40s. 4d. • Danube, 611 b.,
36e. bd. ; Tames, Sae white, 20 lir. • Reed, 17 to
171 lie. • llarieretiodi, 16 liv. Indian dont maim to In
very ab'snadant ; hats from the reports of disease in the
Potato amp ea year AM. we tear prime will net be se kw
as we heft at else thee baps& We bees er psalm Wig
willbg te_sysenbte &est We. to whicheopemeto
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Ire ea* Iles int hol the art et emempielely nrellene
the stellut Me Well MI • deumsiesllnaese. No
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brie.; ors, heti ; wheat, 33,00
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psi twenty-tsar boors woe es Ibilows Isar, SAO Mode ; sera,
lAN beitels ; whelk AIN b.
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lamb.

CHIFBE —WINCHESTER, Aug. 21.—Beet Ched-
der, 80s. to 84a. per cwt. ; moderate, 765. to 78s. ; red Somer-
set', 681. ; fine double Gloucester*, 641. to 661. ; single, 565.
to 68e. ; the best half-cowards, 465. to 501. ; common, 425. to
45*. ; new Skims, from Ms. to Ws.; common and old, 30s. to
325.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. Zoo
Messrs. Pattendan and Smith report that the accounts re-
ceiyad this morning from Kent, state that the mould is on
the increase; the late cold nights are also thought to be
much against the crop generally, and but few persons are
bold eaough to back 180,0001. duty.
OOYI lieet Kenai, p. to 44. le se 5. If Peening Lab p. ewe. r.lll to 3 10
W 4414 elLeass „ 4 oeo4 le 2par1164 a 11 to rl5
Hawn „ 1 Illto 4 4 OW H01e.... 110 for ail
Meer

Friar w, Aug. 21.—The gardens at Crandall are im-
proving, yet they do not promise so good a yield ea last year.
In the parish of F'arnham, on the land which exhausted itself
last year in producing so great a crop, the bine is weak ; the
burr rather sickly ; the leaves curled, and of a dusky-brown
colour, indicating as unhealthy state: but on the rich
" Heart Ground," and in other plantations on towards Alton,
some fine gardens are to be seen, promising a good crop. At
Froyle, Bentley, and other villages around, the reports vary,
some growers speaking deploringly of their prospect, others
stating that they shall have as good a yield &sleet season. The
pickings expected to be quite es early as last year, if fine
weather continues. The duty for what is called the Farnham
district is variously estimated from six to eight thousand
pounds, that sum not being much above half the duty of
last year.

WOOL.—AmnoyER, Aug. 21.—For the best Teg
and long-Wools some business was: done at 13d. per lb., and
a fraction more in two er three instance'; mixed with Ewe
and other Wools, from Id. to 2d. per lb. less money ; accord-
ing to quantity of inferior, from 11d. to 12d. per lb. the ge-
neral prices.
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WARMINIITEB., Abg. 21.—Beven1 commission dealers
offering for the Bradfird, MeWham, and Trowbridge manu-
facturers; for best Teg, Down, and long-Wool, of first-rate
quality, 13d. per lb. ; second quality, 12d. to 124 d. ; half-
Teg, mixed with inferior, 11d. to 114 d. ; still inferior, ad.
per lb. less.
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WINCHESTER, Aug. 21.—Prices do not appear to the,
the best Teg Wools not reaching above I3d. per lb. ; long-
Wools, 12ad. ; half-Teg, mixed with other Wools, 11{d.;
three-fourths common, Ild. ; some more inferior, 100.

LIYERPOOL, Aug. 21.—There has not been much done in
foreign Wool, the stock being small, and affording a poor
selection ; prices of all useful kinds are in consequence very
firm. Scotch continues in limited request, although there
is more desire to realise. Imports for the week ending Aug.
21 : Foreign, none ; previously, 42,451 bales; total 42,411
bales. Scotch, 315 bales ; previously, 6,686 bales ; total,
7,001 bales.

CATTLE, &c. SMITHFIELD, Two o' Clock.—
We have a considerably shorter, supply of Bouts to-day,
and the weather is very favourable for slaughtering ; conse-
quently trade is brisk, and Friday's advance in price in
firmly supported; in some instances our top quotations have
been rather exceeded. From Holland and Germany we
have nearly 600, about 500 from Lincolnshire, 1,500 from
Leicestershire, and the remainder from various parts of the
country. There is also a large falling off in the supply of
Sheep, accounted for partly by the late rains, and partly by
the non-arrival of foreign consignments. Trade is kids, at
en advance of about 2d. per Me on all descriptions. Good
Lamb is scarce, and maintains its price. The number of
Calves is small ; they are read disposed of at an advance
of about 2d. per Bibs. From Holland and Germany there
are 3,690 Sheep, and 159 Calves. Pies are by no mean
plentiful, and are selling at advanoed prices.
IP*. woo 44 6 lb. a. 6 4. Per 540•4 0411 no. a. 4.a
155.5 soma, 114344040,44. 4 6 11•6 t D554.&144 .1503. ellbera 0 I
Beet 151.4e5-1355,4 ... .. 6 4 Don LOW. weds 6 5
1144.5.4 tsality La:4; ... 3 6 133.65.145•54 0 0
031 m 4 I twee sad wood quality 4 3
rip 4 5 1300.5.61.3 0 5
Bon Dory It Half leek 6 4 I.a.mM I 4
assess at owlet. 3,344. Ikon aa4 lambs, N,040: gam. 444 : nes. s 0
FILIPX11•14 FAIR, Aug. 21.—There was a large quart ty
of lean Beast ; fee the beet good prices were given, some
Devon' and Herefords fetching 121. to 131. each ; small
Beast, inch as Scotch, Irish, &c., 71. to 81. Cows, Heifers,
and Calves also sold well at high prices. Stock Sheep sold
well, good Ewes fetching from 400. to 445. each ; best
Lambs, 28s. to 301. each ; Wethan from 425. to 48s. each.
Rams, and Ram Lambe made great prices, from 31. to 101.
each; a considerable show of Hanes; best selling readily,
at great amounts ; some reaching from 401. to 601. each,
for riding or driving; large draft and working, up to forty
guineas each ; small nest Ponies were also in good demand ;
aged and inferior animals without purchaser.
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MORILL FAIR, Aug. 19.-The fair green wee rather
thinly furnished with homed Cattle. Springers of merit
brought from 81. 10s. to 101. per head. Good young Stores,
for feeding or exportation, were in brisk demand at fair
remunerative prices. Yearlings of promising appearance
went off at 31. 10s. to 4!. per bead. Two-year-olds, of sightly
&minim, sold at 41. 10s. to 61. 10s. per head-the latter were
eager requisitios with buyers. Sheep and Lambs scarce,
and of poor description. An unexpected number of Pigs
also appeared on the ground and sold well.
WARIAINATIR, Aug. 21.-A larger quantity than usual ;
best two-year-old store Beasts soli at from 10 to 121. each ;
one-year-olds, 71. to 91.; small, 41. to 61. ; good store Calves,
from 21. to 31 10e.; Cow and Calf, from 141. to 161. ; Heifers
and Cows in Calf, 121. to 141. Calves flt for butcher, 1 ls. per
score ; best fat Beasts, 125. ; common, 10s. 6d. to 115. Ewes,
40e. to 445. each. Lambe, from 26a to 34e. each. Fat Sheep,
4s. 4d. to 6s. per stone of 8 lbs. ; fat Lambs, 6s. Bd. to 6s.

1w Saturdav's Marisa' am led pap.

SHIPPING.

MAILS Aftarnm.—Dublis, 8 ; Waterford, 4; Donaghadee,
2; Gummy, &c., 1; French, 2; Flanders, 2; Holland, 1.
LONDON, Aug. 23.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.W., mo-
derate breeze, and cloudy.
Drat., Aug. 21.—Arrived Traveller, Quebec, and sailed
for Hull. 22nd: Planet, Jamaica. Arrived from the river
and sailed 21st; Henry Tanner, Demerara ; Rawlins, Ja-
maica; David Leckie, Honduras; William Ward, Quebec.
22nd : Fingalton, Quebec. Arrived from the river, 21st
Glenelg, China; . 22nd : Bell, Calcutta ; Apolline. Madras;
Columbus, Aden; Alciope, Cape de Verdi; Sultana, and
Selina, Mogsdor.
On HANTINOS, Aug. 22.-B.W.—Earl Durham, Quebec.
Orr Lrrrtartaarrort, Aug. 19.—Tweedaide, Grenada,
for Antwerp.
Fatuorrx, Aug. 22.—N.W.—Arrived, 21 : Hurricane,
' Valparaiso, for Liverpool, sailed 31st March ;on freight,
71,000 dollars.. Off Port: Claudine Sierra Leone, for
Hamburg; Comte de Flanders, Gambia, for Antwerp,
Richard Baltimore, for Antwerp ; Wortley, for Cower.
Coal Aug. 19.-B.B.E.—Arrived : Zephyr, Barbados@ ;
Tynwald, Havannab. Sailed; Massager, Baton; Hen-
rietta Mary, Quebec.
Somas, Aug. 21.-B.W. and W.S.W.—Arrived : Tyne,
Quebec. 21st: Ridgway, Quebec.
BlUSTOL.—Arrived Jessie, Nevis; Elizabeth, Jamaica;
Mary and Elizabeth, and Perseverance, St. John's, N. 8.;
Eleanor, Barbadoes ; Ida., St. Kitts; Elias, Jamaica;
African Queen, Africa.
Gtouczaran.—Arrived Ellen and Ann, St. John's.
Cowan, Aug. 22.—W.S.W.—Arrived : Mattakerset, New
Orleans, and sailed for London Woreley, Baltimore.
Orr KZ START, Aug. 22.—Mae., New York, ter Rotter-
dam.
Pottramorru, Aug. 21.-8.8. W . • 22nd, W.B.W. to N.W.
—Arrived: H.M.S. Agincourt, Psz;ang, sailed from Cape of
Good Hop 14th June, Bt. Helena 28th, and Ascension on
the 4th ult. ; H.M.S. Prometheus, Sierra Leone, left on the
16th ult. _ .

Sur DIRLAND. - Arrived 201 k, Vine, and Williams,
Quebec. 21st, Norma, Quebec.
WEEVOILD, Aug. : Erin, Quebec.
DOILTN, Aug. 20 —Arrived : Tom Moore, Barbadoes,
Bailed, 21st: Wave, Quebec.
Gasztroci, Aug. 21.-B.W.—Arrived Rudman, New
York; Tay, Quebec; Tkalestris, Bt. Hitt's. Bailed: Ma-
labar, Quebec ; Malabar, Bombay.
Ore Hmtmoe, Aug. 22.-B.W.—Earl of Durham,
Quebec.

HULL Aug. 21. B.W. Arrived : Liddle, Quebec.
Sailed: Humb Mirimachi.
DIU er,L, Aug. 22.-B.W. to N.N.W., squally.—Arrived
from the river and sailed : Clyde, St. John's, N.B. ; Chaucer,
Montreal; Oriental, St. John's, N.B. ; Columbus, Adelaide.
Sailed: Bing William, Sydney.
Smoo, Aug. 21.—Armed : Sarah Maria, Quebec ; Auto.
lion, New York.
Dam. Aug. 21.—Sailed : Anna, Sierra Leone ; Buonovento,
end lawmen, New York. 22nd, Zeepaard, Batavia.
BnitWicz-ow-Twnio, Aug. 21. The Lady Panmure,
dead for Dundee, for Neweutle, put in here to-day, with
WimeMerthle damage, and leaky, having been in contact with
• Para void olf Yarmouth, name unknown.

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