The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-17 00:00:00

No. 301.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, AUG. 17, 1817. [3d.

THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO THE ISLE OF

DOUGLAS, ISLE OP MAN, MONDAY, AUG. IS.
Between 9 and 10 this morning. the Scourge, pioneer
steamer, hove in tight, off the Calf of Man, standing south
of the island for Loth Ryan, and immediately afterwards the
royal squadron was sighted, the Victoria and Albert leading,
followed by the Fairy, Garland, and Undine.
After remaining about a quarter of an bout off Douglas,
and none of the royal party having landed, the squadron
pia proceeded along the eastern coast of the Wand,
and theme threesh Ramsay Bay to the extreme northern
part of the bland, which being rounded, the Insular steamen
hem ft, and, haying given the Queen three hearty cheers,
whisk wereduly acknowledged, returned, leaving the royal
mputdrou to pursue its course to Scotland.
The weather during the day WO/ mod delightful, and the
royal party seemed to enjoy the changing and varied scenery
presented brthis fair isle.

BVIIBLEISY 111 TUE PARKS.—Sir,—Allow your
columns to be the medium in calling the attention of the
proper authorities to the necesiity of obliging the public
park-keepers to wear, on some conspicuous part of their dress,
a number, to identify the individual, for the purpose of
brioging them to justice, in ease they exceed their due exer-
cise of power. I this day observed one thrash a poor little
unoffending boy with a stick.-13.

COMMERCIAL k MARKETS.
MONEY MARKET & CITY ENTELLIOENd

Two o'Clock.—The somewhat lees favourable ap-
warance of the weather yesterday and to-day is
beginning to tell upon the stock-market, in which
prices have given way. From 871 for money, and 874
to t fortime, which were the quotationayeaterday, Con-
sole, soon after the commencement of business, were
called 1 lower, and are now lower still, at 861 to
1 for money, and 86a to 7 for this account; for next
account prices are made at 861 to 1 only. Reduced
Threes, are 871 tot. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents,
881 to 9. Exchequer Bills, Is. discount to 2s. prem.
Bank Stock, 195 to 7. The depression of prices was
partially assisted by some parcels of money stock
which were brought to market.
Foreign stocks are affected by the depression in the
home market, and heavy to move when not absolutely
quoted lower in price. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per
Cents,. have receded from the recent advance to 56
to ; thi Fours to 89 to 1. Spanish Fives are
called 201 to 1; the Threes, 30 to 1. Portuguese,
27 to 9. Mexican, 181 to 19. New Grenada, 19 to 1.
Buenos Ayres, 36 to 9. The settlement of account us
in progress, bat offers no feature of importance.

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RAILWAYS.—The share market is extremely
dull, and the business going on is chiefly connected
with the winding up of the amunt, which closes to-
day. London and Blackwall have fallen to 8 per
share. Northern of France are also lower, at to
premium. North Westerns are rather firmer.
lIALEB EMCEED UP TO TWO THIS DAT LW LONDON.
ire.erd 6
lay's pries will be to last ;age).
1d Lae. &B. Western, 391 606
Cekdoniaa 1116 Do. New SW. sh., 33
.E. Camden 61 Do. 301. Loa. tie
Do. Per., 3 per Cent., No. 2, 6 p Newer& 281
Do. Tart Eaten., 66 Do. New, 81
E. Leasuldie New, 6 Norfolk, 117
.QQ~tDe. Snip, 1
AL 1:111bellial/31 .60
...New, 4.4.
69160
1511r4„*11:3 17k 4"
Qra. New, 101 Li
16*. W. lit. (IL AL), 51
• liaine, issibasoi
im
Dana, 116
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Do. IYr. Dsaf, 871
Do. Oia. sad Enr. 6 per
Cast, Us
LIVERPOOL 81
▪ lan.,/eCla(lateC 118.), 391
E. Counties, York Eaten., 11 d
laaresttlre New, 16 d
Do. New Be.. d
Oral Northern, 21 d
ILL Canal k Railway, 4 p
Yorlualre FM, (late
W.R. U.), d
Left N. W., 163
Da New Para, e 7 p

Siren. and 0xf0r711..„ p
Coondes M. En., 13-16 d
East Anglian, late Ey sad Mad.
New, d
East Lancashire New, d
Do. New So. MS
Gt. Northam 2it
Hod. and Plan. and C., I y
N. Staffordshire, 2 I-18 y

Do.Extensioat 13
N. Brit t& am.
74.81ellordehlra latest
L ,871
13
S. & Dever (101.1.)7t0.4,
Weetilltidlag Eldon, j 1 d
W. Stairies, sad LW., p
York & Neweastle, Sii
Da Let, 14if1 1
Do. End. l
Dutch Lurk 14
East
Now=p, 61
Ikeditea If BEM" 1.14.
Cleberie sal
Smoke sad raustt
LEN, Avocet. 18.
Midland, 113
Do. ilalwa 21 i p
North Btaikotkalre, 21/ p
8. & Dower, No. 4, d
York, Newer., & Berwick Piet,
se IL
Da taw MAN. k Berwick
New), 31 p
Northern of truce, 1 p

Arab., Not, sad
Eke., Dud., 37 p
Mr., Note., t Bt. It id. p
Derby, Stat., i Worm. Reg,
N. 9d. 1f

ALPS, Arospr IS.
lan. and Yaks. (Lb X. and L.),
DO.3gths (late R. S. ), d
Yaw., Met., k (Sher. and
Oldham Allionee, N 11-16 d
B. E. and Dover, N 0.4, 1346 i d
8. Yorkshire, Don., kr—, i d

Arebernete, 29e. 22;‘1
E. Lancashire Scrip, Ss. d
North Western, 4.25. d

Acorn. 16.
N. dtaffsedahlre, 2 p
Sheep.. sad Hirst., A, 265. dd.
Do. do. 21s. X 12 d
atop. taloa, 2 d
Booth Stsardalles, 1 DM. 9d d
y At can, 16.
N. Stafforelshlte, 2j 11. 1. 94. p
West Riding Union, 66.9 d. 9s. d

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Ha past Thso..—.
The Sugar sales are progreming with some steadiness, bias
without any advance in price. Relined market dull ; lua.
645. to .58s. ; standard quality, 56e—Coffee went off heavily;
and prices scarcely supported —Rice : 4,600 bags offered in
the public sales; about 500 bar, fair to good middling
white, sold at 16s. The importers bought nearly all in, so
buyers did not appear within ls. of last weak's prime.
Madras withdrawn at 12a. 6d. to 13a.—Pimento : 200 base
ealhesi, about half sold at 5 to 51 per lb. —Rum: 100 hhita,
Madras said in public sale, at 2s. prooC, which was deemed
aTo low price.—ln other articles no alteration. TM
markets generally wear a dull appearance.
PRICES CURRENT.
Swami, per wt. lama rms. Pigs, No. I. AO 0.- 0
W. Indla,l3.P.bwn.a.3B d0..039 06 hoops II 13... 0
Yellow ROrey... 40 0.-43 Cargo at Oulliff bar 9 0... 0
Ylns
Werth, annee... in, 0:. se Imam, at per ton.
Tdlow 38 0...43 PIM beet l7 10... 0
Wm.. 44 6.-50 Milled, sheet .19 3... 0
Halted as, h. 33 0.-36 Bars 22 o._ 0
39 0..,41 Patent shot II 0 . 0
Wake 42 0...50 red cc minium ... 19 10.-10
FiMbrown. 33 0. .37 Spatter 2O 0 .21 I
38 0 39 On" liar 232 imp. sal. d.p.
and white 40 0...48 Flab, Sad, paha 27 10 30
Hasbro'.. 63 0...66 straw 26 10... 0
als', 54-0 .37 brown k yellow.. 24 0.. 25 I
avuLln Boa. B6 O-67
Wart India, falallattae BB 0... 0
nary 23 0...49 0 Cad. 27 10._ 0
Goad
Flns 7O 0...13S 0 Olice,Gallipoll,p.loa 45 0... 0
Ceylon, good mead!_ Arm Nut so 0..:50
nary 37 0... 88 0 Seed, Rape, paha,
Fins ordinary.- 3$ 6.- 39 6 per tan SG 0... 0
Pine 60 0... 00 0 Linseed..
Mocks, good tonne 38 0... 73 0 Pasmansis, per mat.
Coda Rica, arch- Butter—Cork, Ist S 8 0.-89
nary to Was 33 0... 32 0 lid 0 0 0
Sumatra and Ps- ltd 0 0.,. 0

_
m( !7u 6 .. NI •
TIA, at per lb.
Omega, emomoe. 9 0 ... • 111
Rea, at per cwt.
Bawl white
13 15 0... 16
4
CaP
Jam l3 0... 1/
Patna 22 0.. 24
Carolina 260.006 •
Beans.
Ram at per gall.
Leeward bead
Proof
Demerara, 34 to
.26 per mat
0, 3 ...4
Jsmalta, le to 46
Tar oat O.P. 4 ... 4
Favourite oserSa 4 ... 3
Brandy, Id brands 4 .. 3
British melte, d.p. 11 ... 0
&etch
Watt II ... 0
rue, per tee.
legagi2l..e
9645 0..32
St.
head 0 0 0
Dutch anti Plemlalt Si 0...63
Friesland
User, at pm toe.
le.Petemberg,alaand 41 0..47
Goebel
half doe 3l 0...33
outahot
pam
Meals 34 0...36
East lade tea l6 0...16
dotabay 23 0...37
Jute
Tut, at per ort.
Banos 96 0... 0
emit.
Coos. In blocks 64 0... 0
Lae, at per ton.
Bars S9 10 SO

Dablin, lit, ...-
• 0...0
Limerick, 40, B6 0...66
Carlow, lot BB 0...90
Newry lit ... 0 0.. 0
Watered as 0 al
Beef, laths. pm
Dem .... 0 0 0
Prime Mom 0 0... 0
Pork, prime mem 53 6...85
Beeoll-PC*ll,lAntk I , 0...61 6
0., 1
Bacon,Waterford,
p.m: wt. 74 0.83 0
70 0 .72 0
lArd'i=r" 164 0...6e 0
Wa do
Ditto Bladder
American 14 0...51 0
Musa Os and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. and K. Video,
06.5 d 64. V7jd 0
0 '
= ied
4." 0. 34
. 5
0 4...•
NO. d,2 0 4t...0 01
Lima • Yelp. dry 0 3 ...0 6
Waal India,
Belted dry
0 6+..0 454
Cast India 0 4 ...0 104
Air, B. Aza, dry : 74.1 :
& Amer. Bone, par
bide 5 0...11 6
Rom* ditto 6 6...10 6
Doi Wio;:ke, ,riper :7.0
10
141=d'j 5 6 616
Campraelly 7 10... 8 10
Fordo, Jamaica 3 10...0 10
Nkaregns, large mad
mild 9 0...16 0
Small . ... 0 0 . 0 •
Lima 10 10 16 15
Sapan 10 10...16 0
Bed Bandon. 5 0... 5 10
Brasil 10 0...50 0

TALIMC-1-Lownos, Aug. 16.—Thie market for
this article continues in the same passive state, end Prim'
have still a tendency to decline. The extreme value or
P. Y. C. on the spot is 484., being 3d. per cwt. lower than
last week. Importations of new Tallow from St. Peters-
burg bting commenced, consumers me partially s uplied
by deliaveries nude them against purchases for arrival,
which tends to lessen the demand. The following particu-
lar* show the statlstlm of the trade for the present time, as
well as at this period of the lest three years. Town Melted
remains as before, 495. to 495. 6d., net cash.

OP TALLOW ur LONDON.

6;11;
iitcek this day
Price P. Y. C. this day 41s 42,
Dente, last week
Ditto taxa Jaw 1
Arrival last wsek 4407
Ditto from Jam 1
Plitt harts last Friday

1647:

("4;U. 152121. G. b.
12,388 8,923
IL 11d ed 416 lid XII:d
1,723 AU 1,433
13,917 7,244 11,818
1,731 2,328 2,722
10,313 3,033 8,401
48• 641 43a Od 32a Od

CORN.—BATH, Aug. 14.—Wheat met a very slow
sale, at a reduction of 2.. per qr. Barley offered at from 2s.
to 3s. per qr. lower, without much business. Several lots of
new Oats shown, of very superior quality, weighing from
381 b.. to 4511 m. per bushel, which sold at prices relatively
cheaper than old corn, which is fully 2.. per qr. lower.
Beans and Peas sell slowly at a decline of 2s. per qr. Wheat,
old, 60s. to his. ; new, 645. to 60s. ; Barley, 34.. to sOs. ;
Beans, 545. to 60s. ; Peas' 455. to Ms. ; and Oats, white,
365. to 32s ; Nark, 275. to 30s. per qr.

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BIUDLINOTOX, Aug. 14.—Ths weather is a4nt very
See, and stetting will he general next sessin- in very
limited demand, and last week's prices scarcely supported.
In other articles no alteration, and little doing. Wheat,
655. to 68s. per qr.; Clots, le. 4d. to Is. sd. per stone ; Beans,
635. to 555.; Peas, 51s. to 635. per qr.
Bann!, Aug. 16.—Prime new Wheat offered at 161. per
load ; some within at 161. IN. ; best old Wheats did not
make more than 161. to 151. 15s. per load. Several samples
of new Barley offered ; price. asked from 40s. to 44e. per
quarter ; last year's Barley sold at from 365. to 405. Oats
dull ; some new shown, but we did not observe any sold.
Peas, new, white, 465. per qr. ; grey, 40s to 425. Beans at
from 50e, to 565. Rye, 2s. per quarter lower. New Tares
from Bs. to fis. per bushel.

CAMBILIDOR, Aug. 14.—A good supply of corn. Several
samples of new Wheat and Oats shown, the quality of the
latter very good. The weather has been very fine for har-
vest operations, and a large quantity of W heat is housed in
excellent condition ; the crop is spoken very favourably of,
and the quality of the Barley is much improved by the late
rains. Wheat, new, 56e. ; old, Ms. to 581. Barley, new, 40s.
Oats, new, 251. to 285.; floe. 30s. to 31s. ; old, 30s. to 445.
Beans, old, 50s. to 525. Rye, 325. to 395. Peas, 565. per qr.
Cavrgasuai, Aug. 14.—The show.of Wheatley than for
some weeks past. What, white, old, 60s. to 655. • new, 62a.
to 655. ; old, brown, 66e. to 615.; new, 60s. Barley, new,
395. to 42a. Oats, old, 25e. to 275. Beans, 474. Peas, 38s.
par qr.

• •
CARLISLE, Aug. 14.—The supply of Wheat smaller, and
all cleared off at a reduction of 6d. per bushel. Barley was
dull, and 6d. to le. lower. Oats, 6d. lower. Wheat, red,
21e. to 235.; ditto, white, 22.5. to 245. Barley, 145. to 165.6 d.;
Oats, lls. 6d. to 13s. per three imperial bushels.

DONCASTER, Aug. 14.—The weather beautifially fine, and
a good deal of Wheat is being carried. Several sanspin of
new wane shown and sold ; some of very inferior quality, and
none of it very fine; prices ranged from 225. to 24e. A good
supply of old Wheat, and picked fresh samples sold at pre-
vious prices . to make sales of quantities and warehoused
parcels, prices were fully Is. per load lower; the very eaten.
sive arrivals of Flour into Liverpool and London, and the
low prices now current there t millers competing with
it, even at the reduced rates eat has now arrived at. Oats
dull tale at Is. leas money. Beans also lower. Grinding
Barley 2a. lower ; new is of fair quality, and sells from 425.
to 475. Wheat, new, 224. to 236. ; fine, 255.; old, We to
22a.; fine 235. to 28a • Blandoons, 20s. ; fiat, 21s. Rye,
18e. BOLL, MI. to 220. ; fine, 23e. ; old, 20e. per three
bushels. Oats, new, 265. to 30s. ; fine, 33e. to 345.; old, 275.
to 31s. ; fine, 345. to 37a. Barley, 345. to 406.; fine malting,
425. to 475. par quarter.
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H1121'01113, Aug. 14.-The quantity of Wheat on offer
war limited. There were • few samples both of new and old,
which sold at from 80s. to 645. per qr., Nat we cannot report
much animation in the trade. In Barley, Beans, and Peas
little doing, but prime unaltered. Oats are a shade lower.
HUNTINGDON, Aug. 14.-Them was a very mall market,
our formers being so busily engaged with harvest operations.
What little bunnies was done was at about the terms of
last week.
HADLSIGII. Aug. 16.-We had melting scarcely done it
market to-day, and only a ehanes sample of Wheat, which
was taken by the millers, at about the MHO price as last
week. One or two samples of Peas sold at 40s. to 41s. per
quarter.
KENDAL, Aug. 14.-The weather during the past week
has been inclined to rain. The Potato crop is not likely
to be much injured. What grain was sold was at a reduced
price.
KINGSTON, Aug. 14.-We bad a few samples of new
Wheat offeri, the quality of which was venous, selling
from 60s. to Ns. Old Wheat, 565. to 68e. ; new, 60s. to 68s.
Peas, 40e to 445.
Luciana, Aug. 14.-Wheat, Is. to 2s. per qr. lower.
Barley, 4s. to 51. Oats and Beans, though Sat, without
variation in pries. Wheat, 62a. to 681. Barley, 355. to 425.
Beans, 545. to 641. Oats, 345. to 40s. per qr. Flour, first,
626. ; seconds, 60s. ; thirds, 48e. per sack.
HALTON, Aug. 14.-Very little business doing. Wheat,
Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. Oats Id. per stone lower. Wheat,
red, 645. to 70s. • white, 70e. to 781. per 40 stone. Oats,
14d. to 16d. per stone.
NOTTING HAY, Aug. 14.-A good supply of Wheat. Far-
mers were anxious sellers at a decline of from 31. to 4s. per
quarter; but millers bought very sparingly. There were a
few maples of new, of fine quality, which sold at from 61s.
to 645. per quarter. Several samples of new Barley offering,
at 38s. to 425. Per qr., the quality of which was various. Old
Oats were elmoet unsaleable , but new were in fair demand,
at last week's prices. In Beans nothing doing. Wheat,
old, white, 641. to 68s. ; red, 621. to 651. ; whits, new 63a.
to 66e. ; red, 61s. to 64a. per 36 stones. Barley, grading,
345. to 365. ; malting, 38s. to 425. per 30 stone*. Oats, 30s.
to 34e. ; new, 28a. to 325. pee 24 stones. Beau, 56e. to 60s. ;
Egyptian, 44e. to 465. per 38 'tone. Flour, superfine, 48s.
tosos. ; flue, 48s. to 48s. per 20 stone.
PETWOHTH, Aug. 14.--But a VET thin attendance; con-
sequently business was dull, at the following rata ; Wheat,
white, la to 161. 10s. ; brown, 141. to 141. 10s., pee load.
Barley, grinding, per qr., 335. to 40s. Oats, country, 28s.
to 30s. Beaus, 381. to 40s.
Pantron, Aug 14.-We are nearly without any arrivals
coastwise or from Ireland, but from Liverpool by railway we
are well supplied with barrel Flour, and at Mir Corn Ex-
change welted a better show of farLsers' Moat than for
several wads pod. The trade during the week has sold
dull at our tut quotations. To-day the weather has • dead
appearance, sad there is considerable anxiety heiress rho
on much lowered's". Wheat is 3s. to 4s. mamba]e eh=
white, 255. to 265. 6d. • ' yellow, 235. 6d. to Ma., per
Flour 2s. to 3s. per barrel lower; fine to espordao, Ilk at
20.. per 1961 b. Oats are soiree, sad good araphe 101141•11■11
4s. 3d. to 48.13 d. per 451 b. Barlaytwr sod Pao are no.
gleetsd. Oatmeal is quite a drug, lIIMMINI at a farther
reduction of 4e. per load ; fair to , 205. be 3k ; prime,
365. A few loadsof very prime new fetched 425. 9d. per
2401 b. The average price of Wheat this week h dos. 4d. per
toßp. qr.
RICHMOND, YousaitE Aug. 14.-An abamint amply
of Wheat, which had a dull sale. Wheat old foes To. to
10s. ; Oats, is. to 6s. ; Barley, Gs. to 6a. 3d. ; Beans, flo 9d.
to 7s. 3d. per bushel.
SATTHON WALDEN, Aug. 14.-There was a very small
attendance, and but few transactions In grain of any descrip-
tion. The sales made were at a red u from last week's
terms.

BratwsecaT, Aug. 14.—Our trade ruled dull, with little
doing. Wheat, 7e. dd. to 7s. lid. per imp. bu►hel.

Swim:lox, Aug. 16.—The finest new Wheat did not reach
higher than 645. per quarter ; red, 60s. to 626. ; best old
about the same ; inferior samples, 645. to 66e. A large
breadth of Barley is down ; a few samples shown this day
were exceedingly good. The price* obtained for the best did
not exceed 40e. per qr. ; some of last year's growth from 36e.
to 38e. New white Peas sold at 425. to 445. per qr. ; maple,
or grey, 38.. to 40s. Beans were from 48s. to 511. Oats,
sew, feed, fetched 325. per qr. • best, old, 28s. to 30s. ; some
good, 265. to 27.. New Tares, to 9s. per bushel.
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Yaamorra, Aug. I4.—We had a few parcels of Wheat
offering ; the trade was slow, at about the prices of this day
week. A parcel or two of new appeared, of middling qua-
lity, but not very heavy. Except a small lot or two of new
Oats, we had nothing else on offer. The weather continues
very Ana for the harvest.
Smoo, Aug. 14.—date, 14s. per bushel. Oatmeal, 15s.
per cwt. Indian Meal, 10s. per cwt. American Flour, 335.
per barrel. Weather very fine. Harvest will be general in
a few days ; already some corn has been cot.

KIRKCALDY, Aug. 14.—We had, during the first part of
the week, rather unsettled weather, with a good deal of rain ;
latterly it has become fine and forcing. Buley harvest has
partially commenced, with the prospect of its being general
next weak; that of Wheat and Oats, with a continuance of
the present weather, should be general by the Ist of Septem-
ber. At our country markets this week there was literally
nothing doing in home gni', bat foreign was offering at Is.
to 2s. per qr. lower, without leading to much business. We
had a moderate supply of Wheat, one sack of Barley,
and two of Oats. Wheat sold slowly, at 2s. to 3e. per qr.
under last week's rate' ; the Barley brought 375. 6d. ; the
Oats, 311. per qr. Wheat, Hs. to 70e. Barley, 375. 6d.
Oats, 31s. per qr. Oatmeal, per bag of 2801b5., 40s. to 41s.
Hseitrao, Ang. 10.—Very little btuinees it done.
Wheat is still only bought for home consumption: a small
lot of new 62/10. red feed 611. per qr. A little parcel of
new Seals Barley 62165. per bushel was sold at 345. per qr.,
but no more is offering at present. New Danish, of avenge
quality and weight, might be bought at 30s. in the islands,
deliverable in October. Oats unaltered. Rye continues to
decline. No Beans offering. New Peas of average uw2l
could be bought at 345. per qr. fine en board on the
islands, deliverable in October. There has been a rapid
advance in Rapeseed, caused by Dutch orders. Cloverseed
Is also advancing, and large business doing.

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0011111 A, Jake 23.—The Is avast has castiaosasa tbreagh-
oat the government of Cherson and its dependencies. IS
the northern district* of the said government the spring
sowings of Corn are superb ; in the other parts of the 000ntry
they mein general more scarce, but the ears appear equally
well filled. The autumn sowings are, generally speaking, not
so good. As we have already stated, the Hay harvest will prove
a failure. The advice, which we have from Bessarabia, from
the ROM meant of EeaterinosL•, and the north of that of
Tsar* an about analogous. From Ismail we learn that
the Rye and Barley harvest has commenced in all the vil-
lages around, and that the Wheat harvest will begin next
week. All kinds of grain will generally give a reset more
satisfactory than was expeeted, as the late rains have done •
great deal of good to the fields. Business since our last, up
to this day, has been limited to 8,000 ehetwerta of various
qualities, red and yellow, from 17 roubles to 231 roubles ;
2,700 cbetwerts of hard mercantile, from 171 roubles to
18 3.-5 roubles ; and 1,800 chetwerts of fine Linseed from
21 roubles to 211 roubles.

POTATOES. CABI.ISL6.—Oar Potato market
continues to be well supplied, and of excellent quality at
6d. to Bd. per stone of 141 b.
DONCASTER. A good supply ; the demand from the
manufacturing districts being great tends to keep up the
prices. American Retires, 10d. to Is.; Prince Regents, 9d.
to Ild. ; Shawl, Sd. te 10d.; ash-top kidneys, 101. to Is. 2d.
per peck of 201 b.
LERDS.—The supply was not so good as last week, and
prices were rather higher—ls. to Is. 2d. per score of 211 b.
BUNDIRLAND.—Sanguine expectations are now enter-
tained that the Potato will escape disease. We continue to
be well supplied, and they hale been selling during the
week at from ls. to Is. 2d. per peck of about 161 b. The
quality is in general good.
WINCNESTIR.—Potatoes not so plentiful, yet prices re-
mained as last week. A few complaints of disease. The
best sold at 6d. ; common, 4d. to bd. ; small, 3d. per
gallon.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARY ET. -- Two
Mama. Pattendan and Smith report that there ie seemly
anything doing in the trade. The accounts from Mid Kent
speak ot the mould being futon the Mertens. Suess, with the
exception of the most blighted parts, is improving; Woe.
eater and Farnham' stall remain in a very heroism Maim.
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CA WIZ RH I" RY.—Cleaned and refreshed by recent showers,
the Hops are going on well. We have mom some larger than
filberts. General accounts state that the Hops are coming
out very fast, sod never looked better. The duty is laid at
I&s,oool.—Canterbury Journal.

WOOL. —LEICESTER, Aug. 14. The price of
fleece Wool tram the growers remains eboot the mme so last
week, 245. to 265. per tod.

SWINDON, Aug. 16.—The prices offered here this day
were from 111 d. to 124 d. per lb. Best Teg, from id. to Id.
more money. But little doing.

Let/Ism—Business has again been tolerably brisk at
15reslan, the principal sales being made to Hamburg, Elbeuf,
and Sedan. The supplies of Polish Wools are considerable,
and the Mores amount to 15,000 cwt., of which 8,000 are
Silesian. It is generally. expected there that, after the har-
vest, business will be good. Polish fleeces received 56 dole.
to 58 dole. per cwt., and Silesian Lambs' Wool 85 dolts. to
105 dols. At Berlin the French bought at from 60 doll. to
75 dole. The supplies are uncommonly large, and increase
daily, from the arrivals from Prussia Proper. The prices
are similar to those of the market. It does not appear that
the demand fur Lambe' Wools would be so great as last year
at this time.

SKINS.—SWINDON, Aug. 18.—Best Lamb Skins,
2e. 6d. to 31. each; iarerior, Is. 9d. to 2s. each; shoes, le. 4*.
to Is. 9d. each. Beet Calf' Skins, 41d. per lb. ; above lslbs.
weight, se. each; large Bullock Hides, weight from 8011 s.
to 1001 be., 20. per lb. ; lighter, 2d. to 21d. ; Horse Hides,
Bs. to 10s. each.
HAY.

Two o' Clock.—Messrs. Cooper
and Davis, Hay and Straw Salesmen, report prime as

Mow Meadow ON. to 7/4. I New 415 to No. !Mow ... see t 0 too-.
IWlee Me. 1100. Boma.. —B. to—a. New GU. to 1515.
1045.54 145. to so,
CATTLE, &C.—Borten, Aug. 16.—A good supply
of choice Beasts and Sheep. Some fine Derma and Short.
Horns fetched 12a. to 12s. 6d. per aeon; soma °then, mode-
rately fat, Ils. fd. inferior and Cows, 10s. 6d. to lls. ;
finest fat Calves made lls. • moderate, 10s. to 10s. Gd. The
Sheep pens were pretty full ; the best Hants and Some:
Downs fetched ss. 4d. per stone ; good Sheep, 65. ; some
large half-breds made but 41. 10d. ; inferior Sheep 4s. 4d. to
46. Gd. Lambs ran scarce, prices were therefore high, best
fetching fully od. per lb. ; common, bd. to 816. Some very
pretty fist Porkers made 12s. per score ; large fat Hogs, lls.

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BEDALI FORTNIGHT FAIL—The quantity on offer was
' great, and notwithstanding the quality is and has been all
I the summer very medium, all was well meld op in the Beef
line, at fully lest fortnight's rates, while holding stock and
in-when gave way from Be. to lbs. per head. Both Mutton
and holding Sheep maintained their value, and a good busi-
ness was done in them. Beet, 6e. 9d. to 75. 6d. yer stone.
Mutton, 6d. to 7d. per lb.
Cot CHISTRL 14.—The Sheep trade continue, ex-
tremely languid, and prices were further reduced 6 per cent,
but few sales being effected at that reduction. Beasts were
few in 'umber, and in value about the same as lest week.
Figs were rather cheaper.
LASSDOWN FAIL—The supply of store Oxen wee more
numerous than for years past, end many good things were
exhibited ; but from the thin attendance of buyers many
remained unsold. The scarcity of grass food in the grazing
districts, which is universally complained of, is the cause of
the sleekness of the demand, rather than from a plentiful
supply of stock in the country. Sheep were in rather less
demand; the dulness of trade in these arising from the
same cause that produced a slack male in the Bullock fair
Beef sold at about lla a score. Mutton, 7d. per lb.
kfanuaucnuncn Fain was well attended by buyers and
sellers, and the quantity of stock exhibited was consnleralle.
The prices ranged about, my, for fat Cattle, 60s. to 665. per
cwt Oxen and Steers were a dull sale at much lower prim.
Cows end Calves, of the best quality, did sot exceed 60s. per
cwt. Fat Sheep sold well. Ewes, per lb., 6d. to 6yd. ; and
Wethers, 61d. to 7d. One lot, very prime, exceeded the
latter price; but, on the whole, it wu considered a dull fair.
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hi 'Laos' LAYS FAlR.—This annual fair for the sale of
Lambs was held, as usual, on the northern slope of the Ei!doe
Kills on Thursday, and was attended by buyers from differ-
ent parts of Scotland and the northern pub of England
The show of Lambs was below an average quantity, and
generally inferior in point of condition to those of last year.
The day being showery, they appeared to greatdiaadrantage.
Business commenced at en early hour, and the demand
being inadequate to the supply, the whole were disposed
of by ten o'clock at high prices, and many buyers
were obliged to retire without making purchases. Bred
Lambs were fully 3s. higher than last year. Half-
bred and Cheviot, from Is. 6d. to 2a. The follow-
ing were the prices obtained: Bred Lambe brought from
19s. to 23a ; half-bred, 16e. to 20a. Cheviot, 10a. to 16s.
The 'apply of cattle was limited, and mudded chiefly of
grazing stock. There were few Cows shown, and those
almost entirely of the Ayrshire breed,wkich sold from 91. to
121. 10s. One bred Cow, the only one shown, brought 171.
The Horse market presented an indifferent how, and few
good animals were to be seen.
NORWICH, Aug. 14.—Our market exhibited a good show
of store cattle, but being in the midst of barred, little was
done ; the sales effected were at barely last week's prices.
Fat Beads were scarce, at Ss. to Ss. 6d. per stone. The
Sheep pens were fairly filled, and there were some distant
buyers. Keeping Sheep were quickly sold, at fall prime.
lambs maintained late rates, with a clearance. Fat Sheep,
Ss. 6d. to 9*. per stone. Good store Pigs, from 20s. to 256.
per had. Fat Pork, 7s. 6d. to Sayer stone.

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OSWEIITIVI Fun was a very small fair of cattle, but plenty
for the few buyers, the grass being so very IMP. Bast
Beef, Of.; inferior, M. per lb. Berrien' and Bullocks were
lower. Cows and Calves and Calvin, OM were also lower;
good ones fetched a ha prim, but inferior unsaleable.
&turns FAIL—The supply of fat stock was only
for which exceedingly high rata wen demanded The
show of lean stock was larger than heretofore, her which
there were found purchasers at higher rates.
STONIIIIATEN.—LASISIAS FAlL—This fair was held here
on Thursday lest. Is was but very thinly attended, and
little huiness done, ea the generality of the farmers of any
comsequenee were at Aberdeen, at the cattle show. There
was, however, a few engagentente for the harvest. The
seythenten were engaged at from 31. 10s. to 41. Rakers and
bandsten from 21. to 21. 10s., and women for gathering at
from 21. to 21. 54.
ISTOWSIARZET FAlL—There wss a rod 'hew of Lambe,
which, on account of the shortness of Teed, &e., went off
slowly at the commencement, but the attendance of buyers
from and Norfolk being numerous, were cleared off
at prices ranging from 19s. to 355. The show of other stock
was quite as good us usual.
SwurDon, Aug. 16.—More lean Beasts for sale than
lanai. Two-year-old steers, &e. sold at from 9/. to 121.
each ; one-year-old, 61. to W. ; "mailer Beasts, 61. to 61.
Calves, fat and lean, were lower by fie. each.

For Yesterday's Market.... last page.

SHIPPING.

Ma to Attarvan.—Dubli;, 3 , Waterford, 2; Donagbadee,
1; French, 1; Flaaders, 1.
LONDON, Ang. 17.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.W.,
light airs, and dull, hazy weather.
EAL, Aug. 16. —cm., N.E., fresh ; p.m., N.N.W.,
moderate.—Arrived from the river and sailed : St. George,
Sydney ; Vittoria, New York ; British Tar, Quebec ; Pearl,
Montreal ; True Briton, Cape and Madras.
PORTSMOOTH, Aug. 18.—N.--Sailed: Alfred, Calcutta.
Ore PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 15.—Konigezun, Caroline,
Amalie, Detelseen, Rio Janeiro for Hamburg.
PLYMOUTH, Aug. 16.—S.W.—Off port:Sir Francis Bond
Head, Quebec, forlaunderland.
Fainotivn, Aug. 16.—Variable.—Soled: Deverecz,
Quebec.
Ktuensit, Aug. 14.—E.N.B.—Sailed: Jane Black, Sis-
ters, and Bryan Abbe, Quebec.
NIT/PORT, MONMOUTH, Aug. 18.—N.E., strong breeze.
: Apollo, St. Thomas's.
Wurrzaavax, Aug. 16.—N.—Sailed : British Queen,
Antigun.
CLYDZ, Aug. 13.—Arrived: Macedonian New York;
Elizabeth, and Cassandra, Quebec. 14th, Ijeynford, New
York. Sailed : Agnes Sophia, Demerara; British Isles,
Ceylon end Penang.
Cosa, Aug. 14.—E.—Hailed : Lord Petrie, Mauritius.
GALWAY, Aug. 6.—Arrived : Eliza and Jane Wallace, St.
John's, N.B. 10th, Emilia, New York.
LACY §7ILLY.--44.f1iT44: Royal Razon, New Orleans.

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