The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-27 00:00:00

SHIPPINO.

IMAILS Waterford,2; Donnagha,
dee, 1; Guernsey and Jersey, I; French, 1; Flanders, I
.1111nnuib, 1.. •
LoNnow, Aug. 27.—Wind this day at norm, N. N. W.,
light breeze, and fins.
DeAL, Aug. 26.—N.N.W. to N.E.—Arrived Commo-
dore, St. Croix, Monte Video ; Lady Peel, Demerara ;
Aurora. Charleston ; Imogene, and Nantucket, New York.
Arrived from the river, and sailed: Derwent, Adelaide,
8.A.; Triumph, Singapore; Duke of Bedford, and Pun-
jaub, Calcutta; Jessie, Cape of Good Hope; Hind, Caps
Coast Castle; Golden Fleece, Brazils; Eliza, Trinidad;
Rosalind, Halifax; Britannia, and Victory, St. John's, N. 8.;
Jane, River St. Lawrence; Agnes, Restigosche ; Lady
Elgin, Ant, Thomas Fulden, Water Hen, Agnes, Beatrice,
Governor, Ara, and Centurion, Quebec; Douglas, Montreal.
Orr DUNOEMEAS, Aug. 21.—Claudine, Sierra Leone, for
Hamburg, Boding, Montreal.
Ore BELCHY HEAD, Aug. 25.—George Porter, New
Orleans ; Melts, St. Croix, for Flensburg.
Orr MAPTlNoB.—Margaret Evans, New York.
l'oaremocru, Aug. 2G.—N.E. to N.N.E.—Arrived •
William Mitchell, Lonsback ; Daniel Webster, Havannah,
and sailed for Cowes. Sailed : Sutlej, Madras and Calcutta.
Off Port Anthony, Batavia, for Rotterdam.
Orr WEYMOUTH, Aug. 25.—Sylph, Barhadoee.
Cowes, Aug. 26.—N. by W.—Arrived: Camilla, Hamm-
nab ; Virginia, Matinees.
Pl:mount, Aug. 26.—N.W.—Arrived: Melody, Monte
Video.
Idttrono, Aug. 25.—N.N.W.—Arrived: Maria, Quebec.
Msurroar, Aug. 26.—N.—Arrived: George Pools,
Quebec.
CLYDE, Aug. 25.—W.—Arrived: Coburg, Calais. Sailed:
Royalist, and Elizabeth, Quebec; Clarendon, Mirintachi.
FALMOUTH, Aug. 26.—N.--Arrived Alchymist, Quebec.
Off Port; Prince Albert, Barbadoes ; Rajasthan, Bombay.
Ore Pau, Aug. 24.—George Thompson, New York.
CARDlTT.—Arrived: John, Quebec.
TOBARMOILT, Aug. 22.—The Aid, Glasgow, to Stettin,
was &misted in Isere yesterday, with throe feet water in her
bold ; will discharge. The Mary Clark, Troone, to Tyne,
driven out a the harbour last night, was abandoned,
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sad sank la deep WitilT.
PILISIMIO3O, Aug. 23.—The sloop Lively, of Inverneos,
wee &Irma aneog the breakers yesterday, us a gale, sad
abaadoaad.
On' PORTSMOUTH, Ang. 25.--Stadt 'Araltenum,
teases, for Anolortios, Way any 4Wairge.

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dead 3.. per sack last week after our eireular was hinted, but
there is no farther alteration to-day. Wheat, per qr. of
6311 u. to the bushel, south country, red, 58s. to 62a. ;
mixed, 60s. to 635. ; white, 641. to 66.. ; Durham and York-
shire, re" 661. to 62.. ; white, 62.. to 611, ; and
Scotch, 5... to 60s. ; Dantzic, Stettin, and Konigsberg, 62a.
to 645. ; Mecklenburg and Penlerilniall, 58s. to 625. Hol-
stein, Danish, and Hamburg, 575. to 62.1. Flour, per sack of
28011,.., fine, 46a. ; superfine, 495. Rye Meal, 71.105. per ton
Oats, feed, 245. to 28. • potato, 30s. to 325.; foreign, 22a.
to 30s- Beans, new, 609'. to 545.; old, 484.t0624. ; Egyptian,
38e. to 40s. Peas, boilers, 41s. to 481.
WORKINGTON, Aug. 25.-Our market to-day presented a
very dull scene indeed; there being very few buyers or
sellers, the little that was on offer rather higher than this
day week. Wheat, old, per Carlisle bushel, 245. ; new, 22a,
to 235. Barley, new, 14s. Oats, new, Ile. to 12s.
Betraer, Aug. 24.-The crops, owing to the very favour-
able weather, are coming in rapidly, and in the course of at
fortnight we may expect a fair sup,.ly of home produce in
our markets. Prices remain the 441i110 in almost every article
of breadstuff as they were on Saturday, though we have had
since then some arrivals. The demand has nut declined for
the last fortnight, but a fall off in the consumption is antici-
pated very soon. No:witbstanding,some holden are of opinion
that better prices will be obtained in a few months hence,
and they are, therefore, not anxious to get rid of their
present stock. Old red and white Wheat, in store, 121. to
12!. 10s. per ton. Farmers' prices Red, per cwt., 10.. 6d.
to 11s. 6d. ; white, Ile. to 12.. Barley, 71. 10s. to 81. per
ton. Oats, old, Bs. to 9s. per cwt. ; new, 6s. 9d. to 7.. W.
Oatmeal, new and old, from 13s. 6d. to 16s. per cwt. Indian
Corn, prime yellow, U. 16s. to 71.6.. ; Meal, 71. 15s. to 81.
per ton. White Corn, 7!. to 81., according to quality ; Meal,
U. to 81. 6s. American ground Meal, the best quality, brings
14s. 6d. to 15s. per barrel American Flour, prime quality,
26.. to 28s. ; Western Canal, 295. to 30.. ; superfine Flour,
Irish, 21s. Gd. per cwt. ; bakers' first, 20s. ; second, 18s.;
hird, 17s.
N atria, Aug. 23.-There is a small reaction to day in
the market, and some articles are held rather more firmly
than during the lest week. Oatmeal and American flar.e,arie.".l-,.
are, however, quoted lower for the beef qualities or ea
The former (machine-manufacture) sells to-day at 13e. 6d.,
and the latter at 28s. 68. per barrel. Oats on Saturday sold
at 9d. per stone for the best qualities of new. Indian Corn
Meal is quoted to-day at Bs. 3d. per cwt., and the market
generally is reported firm.
WATIIRTORD, Aug. 25.-At oar market to-day we had
rather an active inquiry for Indian Corn, especially the in-
ferior qualities, at the full prices of Saturday last. The de-
mend for Flour continues of a retail character. In Wheat,
Oats, or Barley, no transactions have occurred.
EDIS BERGH, Aug. 25.-The supply of Scotch Wheat at
this morning's market was small, a proportion of which was
of this year's growth, the quality in general fine, but not in
good condition, the highest weight 621 b.. Fresh parcels of
old sold slowly at a decline of about 2.. per qr. ; the general
average, bowery., is ss. 3d. lower, occasioned by the low
price at which the raw new was sold. In foreign Wheat a
fele extent of business was done at an abatement of 2s. per
qr. There was a large supply of Barley, consisting chiefly
of the new crop, weighing from albs. to 57411 u. ; the sale
was slow, at 2e. to 3s. per qr. under the rates of this day
week. Oats continue very dull, and though the quantity at
market was moderate, yet to effect a clearance it was ne-
cessary ter yield le. per qr. in favour of buyers. Beans are
2s. per qr. cheaper. Peas remain without alteration. Wheat,
top, 685.; average, 565. 10d. Braley, top, 38e.; avenge,
10.1. Oat., top, 31a. ; average, 28s. 6d. Beans, top,
; average, 51s.
GLASGOW, Aug. 18.-Since the 18th inst. the arrivals is
the Clyde have consisted fur the most part of about 2,250
qrs. Wheat and 12,000 barrels Flour from abroad ; and rid
Grangemouth, 1,600 qn. foreign Barley, together with
3,400 qrs. Oats, have come to hand. The weather was •
broken at the close of last week; but it has again taken up,
and harvest work is progressing favourably. The late
potato crop shows symptoms of disease in some localities in
this neighbourhood. There has been a good demand for
American Flour at 275. to 285., which were the current rates
last week ; but Wheat has remained almost unnoticed. At a
further reduction of about 3s. per boll, buyers have been
found for some quanity of the recently arrived Russian Oats.
In other articles there has been little passing. This day's
market was well attended by buyer., whose chief attention
appeared to be directed to Flour, in which article a moderate
business was done, at our quotations-and at la. to 2s. per
boll below our previous currency Wheat seemed to meet
with more attention. Oats were freely offered at the reduc-
tion above quoted. No sales of Barley were reported; but
the distillers point to lower prices. Good ftcding Beans found
buyers at about 2e. per boll under former rates.
CHEESE.-RemsEy HAuvEsT Fain, Aug. 26.-
About 180 tons pitched. Old Chedder scarce and dearer,
some fetching from 80,. to 84s. per cwt. ' • moderate, 78e. to
80.. No new Chedders in the fair. Best red Somerset.,
Gloucester., and Dormers, old, from fits. to 68a. ; moderate
double, 60s. to 625. ; single, best, 56a. to 60s. ; common, 64..;
inferior quality, 48s. to 525. Some new Half-Cowards were
in-the fair, which made 50s. per cwt. ; moderate, 44.. to
4671. ; broken and inferior, 40s. to 42a. ; best new Skims, 365.
Other qualities, 30s.
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HOPS.- BOROUGH MARKET. - Moo o' Clock.-
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market
continues in a dull state. The accounts from Slid-Kent
speak of en increase of mould. Worcester and Farnham
are said to be past recovery. The feeling here is decidely
against 180,000!.
Mit 6 Pan Kama, p. 8041.10 t. M. Is Touting Laeup.e.t V. 16 to 10
reold to/ /Lefts . 4 oto 4 14 T 0.11.11 Sum.. I leas 14
„a IC In 4 4 014 Hem, . 1 1010
Faral,•••
SKLNS.-LEADENHALL, Aug. 27.-Hides, 561 b..
to 64ibe., 2d. to 21d.; 641bs. to 744b5., 21d. to 24d.; 721 be.
to 801 be., 24d. to 21d. ; 801 be. to 881bs,, 24d. to 3d. ; 881hs.
'to 961b5., 24d. to 3ld. • 96165. to 1041b3.,3.1. to 34d. Horse
Hides 12s. Calf Skins, U. 6d. to 6e. 6d.
BERMONDSBY, Aug. 27.-Lamb Skins, Is. 9d. to
Shearlings, ls. Gd. to 2a. 2d.
CATTLE, &c. - SMITHFIELD, Tiro (Mock.-
The supply of Beasts has iacreased, bat the demand for
choice qualities is considerable, and for this description trade
is brisk at fully Monday's quotations. Second-rate and
foreign Beasts, which from the majority of the supply, met
with a dull sale, but at scarcely any reduction in price. There
are 533 from Holland and Germany, and 110 milch Cows, so
that the number fresh-up from our own grazing districts, is
but small. We have rather fewer Sheep than on Friday
last; there are, however, quite sufficient fee the demand;
prices remain about the lAMB as on Monday. Very few
Lambs are now wanted ; choice qualities are a ready sele, at
late rates, but inferior are difficult to be disposed of. Good
Calves are scarce ; a choice one readily makes ss. 4d.
Pigs are sauce and dear. From Holland and Germany
there are 2,360 Sheep, and 247 Calves.
Per stow 015100 . a 4. l Prom ofllll4. 4. 4. 4.
11.14, 11ere(6444,4. 4 Bet Ds4ARL•I44. Shen 0
int 111.0rt.born 4
1168.4 tulip Rea•M
C 61.16 4 lwo sad woad quality 4
Tip 4 Dc40.51,04.
Bost Dowse It 11.11 areas 4 Lead.
at market, L/30. 6816,66•4 !AWL 11610; Galva,. PlO4. n.
DeRBT, Aug. 24.-There was a good show of Beset;
Sheep and Lambs, an average. Calves, mice. Pigs, plen-
tiful. Beef made from Gd. to 7d. per lb. Mutton, 6d. to
7d. Lamb, 71d. Veal, 74.
ROTHERHAM, Aug. 23.-The show of beasts was large, and
of a superior quality; of Sheep only a middling supply yet
eoual to the demand. There being only a thin attendance
of buyers caused the trade to rule only very dull until late,
when most was disposed of at the above prices. Beef, Gs. 6d.
to 7s. per stone. Mutton, did. to 7d. per lb.
SALFORD, Aug. 25.-The show of stock was good, and the
quality also. Both Beef and Mutton sold at the rates of
this day week; say prime Beef, Bd. to 64d., and Mutton, 64d.
ba 7d. per lb.
SOUTHALL, Aug. 2.1.-We had a mon cheerful trade to-
day, and prices have rallied in proportion. Beef, per stone
of 81b., sinking the offal, 2s. 10d. to 4s. 10d. Mutton, U. 4d.
to En. 6d. Lamb, 6s. 2d. to 6s. 2d. Veal, 4s. 4d. to se. 2d.
Pork, 3s. Bd. to 6s.
Wastarixtn, Aug: 25.-We had a large supply of stock
at market this morning, of both descriptions, with a good
attendance of buyers ; yet the market was heavy and price.
lower. Beef, per stone, 6s. to 6.. 6d.; prime, 7.. Mutton,
per lb , 64d. to Old. We had a short supply of lean Cattle
and Calves.
For Yesterday', Markets He Wit page.
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