The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-26 00:00:00

7/

3,000 begs China, and 1,500 boxes Ravannah. Refined
continue■ firm, and there is rather a short supply of good.
ready for delivery. Coffee Steady, but less spirit
in the bidding, than yesterday. Rice : 2,500 bags fair whit.
Bengal were offered, and withdrawn at 16s. fld. to lie; there
appeared to be buyers at 16s. 2,000 bags low to good pinky
white Madras were also offered in public sale, and part sold
at 13s. 6d. to 14s. W., which was nearly Is. advance upon the
late lowest point of the market.—Spices sold steadily at full
prices.—The public sales of Tea went off without spirit, and
a part only sold.—Cotton remain, dull.

PRICES CURRENT.
SveAL per cwt. DIRT P.U.D. No. I. LO 0.. 0
W. India,B.P.bern.e.3B d0....39 Od Hoop. II 13 . 0
Yellow k Grey... 40 0..43 Cargo aid:di/bar 9 0 . 0
11110 44 0.,,49 Seidl& ll 3... 0
llaarttiaa, brown... 54 0.. SS Lao, at per ton.
Yellow 35 0...43 Pig, beg l3 10... 0
Ms. 44 6...80 led, sheet l9 3.. 0
Beaton& Madras,b. 33 0...36 Bare . ......... ..
Yellow . 39 0 41 Patent .... ll 0... 0
White 42 0...30 red or ialiilam . . 19 10...30
rotyalx, , 8 0
brown
:) 3 4.
It !halter 2O 011 I
On; gar 152 imp. gal. d.p.
Grey and white.. 40 0...46 Flab, Seal, pile 2B 0... 0
Refined, Ihunbro'.. 62 0...66 straw 26 10... 0
.1.11111P4 brown k yellow 24 10.. 15 1
Corns, in Bonj. Bpers ll6 0...67
Wert India, ordi-
nary 33 0... 40 0 Cad l7 10 . 0
Good.
Fine 7O 0...123 0 Olive,Gialkpoll,p.ton 48 0 0
Canso, good ordl Caton Not
nary . ......... 37 0... 38 0 kittl. Rape, per,
Floe onllsary... 33 6... 39 0 per ton 56 0... 0
Fine 6O 0... 80 0 Lamed...... 27 10...27 I
Mocha, pod tofies36 0... 73 0 P 00•1030101, per eln.
Costa Rice, ,t di- Batter—Cork, pt. 47 0...66
nary tone 33 0.. 51 0 Ind 0 0 0
Sumatra end Pe 3rd 0 0... 0
sl.nir l6 6.. 113 0 Dublin, Ist 0 0...0
Tu., at per lb. Limerick, do B6 0...88
Congo% comma- 9 0 ... 091 Carlow, Ist BB 0...91
114 ea, at per eel. Newry,let......-
Bengal whlta l5 0 IS 0 Waterford
•

ario l3 0 . 14 0
Java l3 0... 17
Paulo 92 0.. 24 0
Carolina .. . 26 0... SO 0
M. 1•1114
Sum at per salL
Leeward LOAM
Proof 2 5-.2 6
Demerara, 26 to
36 per cent
__3 6 . 4 2

Beef, todia, per
tierce
Prime Need 0 0... 0 0
Pork, prime mew
Havoc-Pork, Ultra I
Do., Bolt., 0 0...89 6
Bacon, Waterford,
Tj, wt. 76 0...89 0
Be
Lard,t=prfrk
woo. do 160 0...61 0
A. A

Taio-ctrlTetnaTti i 9
Brandy, labranio 4 7 ... 5 3
Bridahspirtt4,44 11 0 0
Scotch
Irish ll 0 ... 0 0

Rum, Or and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. and M. Video,
ated On. Stl oe. 714
0 34...0 4
WIWI, dry 0 6 . 0 61
Dryealted 0 4 . 0 4
Rio, dry 0 41. 0 3
Linn% & Valp. dry 0 3 ...0 6
Went India, dry 0 4 ...0 3
Baked e 44
Raw In 0 Sdia 0 4 . 00 10i
ktpe, B.Ayrea, dry 0 7 ..0 6
Ramey dry 0 65_0 9
8. Anwr.Horea, per
hide 5 0...11 tt
Ruda, ditto 6 6...10 6
Elva Wool3ll, at per ton.
an ,ee Jamaica-CS o._ 5 15
l"gdar
3 5... 3 13

Fun, par ton. -
Alga, P.T.A. -CaS 0...52 0
St. retersbarg, 9
need 0 0...0 0
Dutch and Flemish SS 0...01 0
riesland

litr, .e yep ton.

- --..vonslos4o 0... 0 0
outabot ....... 17 0... 0 0
half clean
Riga, Rhine
outabot

pus
35 0...81 10
East India Stms l6 0...18 0
llombay 25 0...27 0
Jute

C 504•0507 7lO 610
Fully Jamaica 5 10... 6 10
M 55194101,15.110 ama
9605
9 0...18 0

Tag. it Fr mt.
88 0...0 0
Stridl• _ 04 0
0 0
Lox, at per ton.
SO 10 SO 0

Small 0 0.. 0 0
Lima 10 10..16 15
Bapm 10 10...10 0
Bad Sanders. 6 0... 10
Brazil 110.100

Bars

CORN.-BASINGSTOKE, Aug. 25.-There was some
new Wheat pitched ; the quality good, and the weight above
the generality of the Wheat of last year's growth. The best
fetched but 141. to 141. 101. per load of 5 qrs.; good Wheat
at 131. to 131. 10s. ; moderate, 121. to 12s. 121. New Barley,
very fine, top price 38s. per qr.; second, 345.; some of last
year's from 325. to 345. ; very little doing in it. Oats, new, I
very good and weighty, the best Is. per qr. lower. Rye
down 2s. per qr. Peas and Beane nominally ea last quoted.
BOSTON, Aug. 25. -New Wheat has been sold to-day at
the quotations ; quality good in general, there are a few
blighted samples light in weight, but the fine heavy parcels
will bring the crop to an average in this district. Old Wheat
nominally 6s. to 7s. per gr. lower, as there is no demand for
it. Oats further reduced in value 2s. per qr. Weather fine
Ar harvesting all this week. Wheat, new, red, 50s. to 665.;
white, to na. ; old nominal, 50s. to 645. Oats, 18s. to 225. ;
old, 241. Beaus, 50s. to 545.
Newman, Aug. 25.-A very good supply of Wheat and
Barley this day, but very few transactions of a trading nature
occurred.
NEWCASTLE, Aug. 24.-The weather yesterday and to-
day very fine, and the Wheat harvest commenced, and will
be general, next Monday. The quality of the new Wheat
in this district promises to be very fine, and of good weight.
At our market this morning the supply of Wheat from the
country was short, but the foreign arrivals are large. We
experienced a slow sale for Wheat to-day, at a decline of 2s.
per qr. upon Saturday's rates. We have very little Yar-
mouth Flour left, the demand running principally upon
barrel Flour, which is relatively cheaper. A fair sale for
grinding Barley, but, owing to the large stock of Ryemeal
pressing upon the market, it is necessary to submit to lower
prices. Malt looking down. In Beans and Peas little doing.
Oats are very unsaleable, and, to promote business, lower
prices would be accepted.
DUBLIN, Aug. 24.-We experienced an improved de•
sand generally on this day's market, and the value of new
Wheat, Oats, and Ben was fully supported, and in some
'instances an advance was realised. Indian Corn was in re-
quest at previous prices, and Flour in sacks was 6d. per cwt.,
and American 2s. per cask higher. The following was the
general currency for new grain : Wheat, red, 265. to 28e. ;
white, 27a. to 30s. per 280 lb.. Oats, 91. to 1 Is. per 196 lbs.
Barley, 13s. to 15s. per 224 lbs. Bere, Ils. to 12s. 6d. per 224
lbs. Rapeseed, 245. to 265. per 224 lbs. Oatmeal, 13s. to
16s. per cwt. Flour, in sacks, per cwt., seconds, 19s. to 20s. ;
American, per cask, 295. to 30a. Indian Corn, per qr. of
480 lbs., 20s. to 30s.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. Two deka.—
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that one pocket
of the new growth of Hops arrived here this morning,
grown by Mr. Bates, of Breockley, Kent ; they are very
unripe, and much scorched with the tire, so that the colour
is bad, and op to the present moment no perms seems dis-
posed to purchase them. Hop picking is not sermied to be
general before the middle of September; the market is
-,det, end the dot. tan ivinl

aidead 4 1
V

si
voieeflwdl
4 „ „ I 004410
*ayes
/40411•04
„, 11•4

Trodlaiieetsp. elm V. 10 w 3 to
Yearthke inset„ ~3 to 1.
Olt H3P/.. . 110 tot e

WOOL.—BASINGSTOKE, Aug. 25.—The staplers
offered here for the best teg wools 12gd. per lb., but the
graziers eked 13d., therefore business was slack ; for one-
third inferior, with two-thirds beet teg, 12d. ; half teg and
other wools, Ili. to II gd. ; two-thirds inferior, 100, to
11d. ; do. course wools, yd. to Id. per lb. lower.

HAY.—Smire FIELD, 7}oo o' Clock.—Mesas. Cooper
sad Davis, Hay and Straw Salesmen, report trade better,
and prices as follows :
Triage Meadow 73.. to Na 80ne5..... —4. to—o. I
Clam... 100. to 1010.
Warier Igo to No I No. —• to —s. New ti. to —a
Avow ... 21. to If.

CATTLE, &C.—AED EE Fel It.—The fair smaller than
usual, owing to the harvest. There wee, however, a good
deal of business transacted, as none attended except on busi-
ness. The show of cattle wee pretty large, and the quality
generally good. There was a Mtge supply of Beef, much
greater, indeed, than the demand : the different lots sold
were parted with on advantageous terms for the holders.
The lots of Lambs were numerous, and in good demand.
Sheep plentiful, but the demand slack. Springers and mulch
cattle were not much sought after. There wee a bad supply
of Pigs. The Horse department wee better supplied than
usual, and a superior quality of Nsgs was exhibited. Beef
rated from 375. to 565. per cwt. in sink. Mutton, Sid. to sd.
per lb. in do. Lambs, 17s. to 23e. each. Pork, 644. par cwt.

For Yat,►day'a Market, iee kat page.

SHIPPING.
MAILS ARRIVRD.—DubIia, 3; Waterford, 2; French, 1;
Flanders, 1.
LONDON, Aug. 26.—Wind this dsy at noon, N. by W.,
light breeze, and cloudy.
DEAL, Aug. 25.—N.E. to S.S.E.—Arrived: H.M.S. Pro-
metheus, Coast of Africa ; Swift, Jamaica; Joven Claudia,
Trinidad de Cuba ; Charlotte Harrison, Quebec. Sailed :
Windermere Hobart Town. Arrived from the river, and
sailed: Rcward, Jamaica.
Hasmeos, Aug. 25.—E N.H.—Arrived : James Boorman,
New Orleans ; Ellerslie, Baltimore.
PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 25.—N.E. to N.N.W.—Sailed: Har-
vest Home, Quebec.
OPP DARTMOUTH, Aug. 25.—Oeorge, St. Croix, for
Copenhagen.
PISHOUARD, Aug. 23.—The Ann is on shore at the back
of the Old Pier, but is expected off next tide. Several ves-
sels were in contact this morning. The Taff has had her
saint stove in. _ _

MONTROSI, Aug. 23.—A Mill sloop, with a red vane,
with the letter L on it, was seen to go down off Unto.
ARBROATH, Aug. 23.—The Mary, from Sunderland, run
on shore on Butner, on the 2lst irotant, is discharging, and
is expected off.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 26.—Arrived: Madrid (rt.), Lisboa.
&swollen, Aug. 22.—Arrived : Arab, Cow of Guinea ;
Union, Honduras ; Loodianah, St. A...trews, ; Rode-
lint, St. John's, N.B. 23rd: Christine, Persainbuco ; George
Washington, New York. 24th : Jamaica, Antigua;
Gleaner, Mamoru; M• Rower, Bt. John's, N.B.
FALMOVTM, Aug. 26. Variable. Arrived Rover's
Bride, New York. Sailed Bridal Queen, Pagwaah. Off
port : Maplau, Gambia, for Belgium ; Julian, La Guam,
for Hamburg.
Haterot, Aug. 23.—W. N. W.— Arrived : Favorite,
Quebec. Sailed : Coeins, New York ; Countess of Durham,
Quebec ; British Lady, Prinos Edward's Island.
Oxonczavart, Aug. 26.—N.W.—Arrived: Collins, New
Orleans ; Dealy St. John's, N.B. ; Friends, Montreal.
Sailed: Douches, St. John's.
PRNARTH AOADS.-Arrived: John (barque), Quebec.
LxxcAares, Aug. 24.—Sailed Carleton, and CRATIOMID,
Quebec.

CLTD/4 Awe. Ek—Simer. Ilkeltiarwre, A.
Haman, Ewe. EL—S.W.—akeilved Meter, Now York;
towed is after Wog as shore.
Dwroak, Aug. S2.—Arrived: Quebec.
DDereeoaa, Aug. 23. B.—Anivod: Reward, sad An-
dr?arketla, Now York.