The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-07 00:00:00

COJMERCIAL 4 MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET a: CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Two o' Clock.—Notwithstanding the report of the
favourable settlement of the llolstcin-Schleswig ques-
tion, the funds went rather worse, and Consols
descended to 86 . This apparently contra-
dictory result may be taken to show that
the recent extraordinary rise, however much
promoted in the first instance by the fortunate sup-
pression of insurrection, and the restoration of order
an Paris, with concomitant satisfactory accounts from
Germany, was in effect, and after all, much more owing
to other and domestic circumstances, such as the easiness
of money affairs, and the elate of the account in the
Stock Exchange, where the speculators for the fall
were found to have excessively oversold them-

selves, in the face of a scarcity of stock. After a
feeVe rally to 87 to k, Console again declined,
and are now quoted 861 to only Reduced Threes are
86! to 7. Three-and-a-Quarter par Cents., $77 to y.
Exchequer Bills, 38s. to 41s. pram. Bank Stock,
.191 to 3.
Some of the leading foreign stocks are n A quite so
good this morning. We quote Dutch Two-and-a-
lba per Cents. lower, at 44 to 3; the Fours, at 68 to
70. Russian, 93 to 6. Danish, 66 to 70. Spanish Fives
I rathrr worse,l l I; to 121 ; the Threes,2lj to 21 ; Passive,
3 to 1. Portuguese, 174 to 18i. Mexican, 161 to 17/
Brazilian, 67 to 9. Beiik-itatt Four-and-Hal! Ceuta.
in advance, at 63 td Peruvian, 33 New
Grenada better, at 121 to 31. Venezuela also better,
at 15 to 18.

ENOLISII FUNDS.
Rank stock, lg 3 I 3pto Ct. C'W fnr Ae.,
tar Ned. Anna., £(l7 3, per Ctrita ,
3 pa Ct. Cana dom.. ea3l Exchequer ltd, 33, to 41s. pion

joadiax FUNDS.
4 per et Anatrtna Bomb. I 1 per Cent Grenada Ma. 124 134
4, per Gt. lieW lion,La 63 7 Gren'ola I%.ferred li.b.. 24
5, per Cent dttto 30 5 6 per CC aleztenn, 1106. 16) 174
5 per Cl. Brazilian Bd., (7 9 oµ:r Ct. Bern,. 1i.11.. 53 A
lattn Nee. 05 7 Porawnee Conr. lid, 174 104
4 per Ct Buenos Ayres Rd,. 21 3 i p^r 414 Rem Ma.. 93 6
71.tt0 Chillan Din.. PO 2 1)124.1 Spanish BD, In 121
D'tto Column. Def. 8d.,. —31 w liPanath 114..111 74
ealtnnbLan Lanatior 151...14 2 F.. bnis: Del ,red :AK.-
1 per Ct Horde Bla.. (6 70 I Ditto. Pa ,ire 1A.., 3 /
21 per Ct. Intb.2/ ltd, 44 5 2 n.v Ct. 1 olerus4.l lisle . 35 18
• per Ct. buten Carta— t8:0 1' 'such Deterred 1id...4 6

RAILWAYS.—The share market is scarcely so •
firm to-day, the continued issue of Pieferential
Stocks by the old companies beirg a cause of depres-
sion. The Caled,bian C ,mpany are about to create a
7 per Cent. Preference S:ock, and di* announcement
has sent the shares down to 291, having been done
yesterday at 32. Shares are quoted lower than yes-
terday. French shares are pretty steady, and Belgian
shares have a slightly improved quotation from last
week. Namur and Liege, lately 405., are now 455.
to 50e.; Sambre and 'slense, 475. 6d., now 50s. to
602. per share. Caledonians are 29 to i ; Brightens.
31 to 311. North Staffur.is have been sellers at 71
dis.; New, a shade better.
SALES EFFECTED DP TO TWO Tina DAY IN LONDON.
(Yesterday's prices will bs found In last page.)
Aberdeen. 20 Mow., Sher., and Liac. New 101
Birmin. tic Oxford In., 234 Pref., IN 1
Briatol and Es, ter, 33 Maitland, 1054 41
1)o. Thirds 15 11n. 30/., Cons. Pref. 141 4
Caledonian, 3411 311 Do. Cons. Brit. & Birm. 6 pee
E. Count!. a, 141 ) Cent., 1181
Do. New, Guar. 6 per CL, 31 Norfolk New 2-.1.. 111
Do. Ors., 121 1 North Briton, 221
Past Lan. 6 per Ct. Pref. Qrs., 21 Do. Ors., 3
Great Northern, 61 Do. Thrids, 21
Gt. N. of England, 213 North Stalterdeliirs, it) 10
Great We'd( rn. 99 84 asfard, Woe., St Wel., 27/
Ito. 11.11101, And Scottish Central. 211
Do. Qrs., 191 1 shrews. and Wm. (Clam A), sir
Ito. 111ths, 201 DJ. (C 1... EV, I
Du. New 17f., It South eastern, 23
Hull and Selby, 99 Do. Nu. 2, 12
Lan. and Yorkshire Fiftloi, 8 Do. Thirda, N 0.4, 61 5/
Do. Thirds 'Reg.), 6 South Wales, 9 71
London It Basiiicall, 1/ Turk, Newc., & Berwick, 321 4
Loud., Brighton, a 6.C., 32 11 130. G. N. 31. Poe. or Pref..ol I
Do. New .‘l. Guar.6 par Ct., 21 1 York &N. Midland Pref., 13
Lon. & N. Western, 126 3 Boulogne and Amiens, 7,,1
Do. Qr. New, 8: $, ILilian and Austrian, I
Ito. Fifths, 71 Namur and to.pcc, 2/ 3
Lon. & S. Western, 48 Orleans & llordeaus, 2
Do. New sig., 33 1

PRODUCE.— iINCING-LANE, Half-pant Two.-
The public sutra of Sugar consist of 200 hhd.. West
8,000 bags Mauritius, and 1,000 bacs Bengal. They Sr.
progressing heavily, and prices are scarcely sustained. Re-
lined, standard quality, firm, at Wm.—Coffee remains steady.
—Cotton, firm.—ltum, very dull.—Bpees. steasly.—ln other
articles no alteration ; but there has not been so many public
sales to-day as customary on the e'osing day of the week.

TALLOW.—Market continues quiet. Petersburg
Y. C. on the spot, 44.. 81. ; Oat. to Dec. delivery, 433. ;
separate months' delivery, 43. Gd.

CORN. MARK-LANE. The supplies of both
English and fun ign Wheat have been very moderate during
the week ; and, al hough the tilde to-thy wu not brisk.
Monday's rates were supported. Very little English
Barley now comes to mar::et, and its value is main-
tained; but of foreign, the arrivals sinze Mosday have
again been large, and purebases mould be effected
nn easier terms. The receipts of foreign Oita have been
large, and many a the cargoes have arrived out of con-
dition, which tends to increase the difficuPy of effecting
sales—in which but little progress could be made at a de-
cline of fully 6.1 per qr. upon all but the choicest qualities.
Besos and Peas unaltered.

BRISTOL. July 6.—The showery weather, un to the 4th,
injuring much bay, was considered to be prejudicial to most
of the growing crops. But we now have very floe weather,
which must do good to every thing, part cularly to the hay
and the growing potatoes, which wanted sunshine. Without
foreign arrivals this market has been s'.ortly supolied with
farmers' wheat, and only 450 qrs. ' d coastwise; 1,081
qrs. of Oats and 350 qrs. of Barley being our total supply
tram Ireland, any improvemenc in the demand would soon
be felt. With a poor attendance this day's market was fires
for Silk! and Last week's prices fully supported, but
the sale of Oats was merely retail.
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DETIZEA, July G.-There was a good supply of Wheat
/or the time of year; but the attendance of buyers was
small; at the commeneem-nt there was a disposition to
staA out for an advance; but, in order to eff..ct sates, the
prices of last week had to be submitted to, and even then the
trade ruled dull. Although, perhaps, no actual reduction in
price te.els place, it was not so good a selling market as last
week. In Barley nothing doing, and ko alteration to
nme in Oats, Beans, or Peas. The present prices are:
Wheat, white, per qr., 495. to 525.; hest red, 475. to 61s.
middling, 425. to 465. ; inferior, 40s. to 425. Barley, 265;
to 38t. Oats, 21s. to 265. Beans, old, 425. to 50s. ; new
40r. to 46.. P:as, 365. to 4Gs. Flour, fine, per sack, 38s.
to 425.; seconds, 311. to 375.
FARNHAM, July 6.-Although we experienced • dull
trade fur Wneat, we cannot quote any alteration in rice
from the last in rleet-dsv ; we were well supplied by sample.
Wheat, from HI. to 141. per load. Barley, 30.. t. 365. per
quarter. Oats, 21s. to 263. Beans, 391. to 435. Peat,
395. to 431.
GODALMTNO, July 6.-The supply of Wheat here to-day
wee only very moderate, but the trade was dull, and last
week's prices could not he exceeded. Red Wheat, 425. le
461. ; fine, 475. to 495. ; white, 48s. to 544.; fine, 565. to 51s.
Barley, 261. to 295. Peas, 36e. to 40a. Oats, 18s. to 235.
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MAIDSTONE, July 6.—We had so slow a trade to-day for
all grain that we quote no alteration In prices. Red and
White Wheat realised from 461. to Ma. Lent Corn as last
stated.
MARKET RASE'S, July 4.—Scarcely any business WY done
in our market to-day ; the price at Wheat may be considered
• little on toe advance. In other articles no yeti .eon.
MANNINOTREE. July 6.—We have again to report a very
dull trade at our market to-day, although the supplies have
been but short. White Wheat, sells slowly from 60s. to 545.;
red, 45.. to 60a. Nothing passing is spring corn, excepting
Beans, which are fully 2. per qr. lower. The harvest is
coming on very fa t ; we expect Wheat will be cut in about
ten days or a fortnight. The crops generally have very
much improved of late.
NEWARK, July s.—The weather durir, the last few days
having be. n so exceedingly favourable for the crops and
their consequent improved appearance in the neightlourhood,
joined to the mara,t-day being so very few, caused a heavy
supply to be shown, which met with a ready sale, and good
business we• l one at late prices. Wheat, white, 60.. to 52a.;
red, 48.. to 501. Barley, 275. to 30.. Oats, 20a. to 261.
Beans, 38s. to 12.. Malt, 56.. to 60$. per qr.
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NEWBURY, July 6.-We continue to rewire liberal emb-
oli., of Wheat Iron our farmers, and the weather beftoagg
eneedingly in favour of the growing step, the sale proceedai
slowly at barely the prices of last week. Nothing doing in
Burley, Beans, and Peas ; Oati Tom .in steady. Averages to
the int July : Wheat, 1,138 qrs., at 495. 4d. Barley, 9 qrs.,
at 335. Oats, 52 qrs., at 21s. 6d, Beans, 12 qrs., at 40,.
PLTMOUTH, July G.-The return of fine weather has
caused the Wheat trade at this morning's market to be dull,
and but little business seas done. Prices are unchanged.
ROYSTON, July 5.-The change of the weather this day
operated on our Wheat market, and caused it to rule duff,
at last week's prices. Wheat, 21s. to 32.. per load; Oats,
17s. to 255. per qr.
SHEFFIELD, July 4.-A fair supply of Wheat for the time
of year, which met a fair sale at from 3.1. to 6d. advance.
()thir articles as last. Wheat, re I, 18s. to 21s. per load;
white, 20s. to 225.; Rye. 14s. to 163. ; Brans, old, 17e. to
19s. ; new, 14s. to 16+ ; Peas, 14.. to 18s.; Barley, 295. to
31s. per qr.; Oat,, 204. to 26a.
STOCKTON-ON-TEES, July 5.-The weather continued
very unsettled to the end of last week, with frequent heavy
rains. Since then it has become more settled, and is now
fine for the growing crops. We have small arrivals of grain
coastwise for the past week, and the supply from the
farmers at this day's market was also moderate. Wheat
met a fair di m ind at an advance of Is. per qr. on the rates
of this day week ; foreign in good request, at a similar im-
provement. Oats, Brans, and Peas met a dull, limited
sale, at about last week's currency. Flour in demand,
and 3a. per sack dearer. The following are the prices:
British : Wheat, per qr., of 631 h. to the bushel, Durham
and Yorkshire red, 475. to 535.; white, 61s. to 6.55.;
south country, red, 60s. to 524.; white, 625. to 545. Oats,
teed, per qr., 18s. to 21s. ; potato, 225. to 244. Beans,
new, 365. to 383. Peen, boiler', 365. to 40s. Flour par
sack of 2801b4., fine, 395. to 40s. ; superfine,, 42a. to
435. per qr. Oatmeal, per sack of 2801 M, Swtch, 31s.
345. per qr. Foreign Wheat, per qr. of 631bs. to the
bushel, Lennie, lionisberg, and Elning, 545. to 65•
per qr. ; Rostock, Wismar, and Stralsund, 62.. to 54e.
Hamburg and Stettin, 51s. to 635. ; Holstein and
Danish, 50s. to 52a. ; Polish, Odessa, 45e. to 475. Barley
grii.ding, 235. to 2;55. Oats, Dutch and Friesland, 19s. to 23m
Beans, ticks, 325. to 345. Peas, boiling, 36:. to 384. Ryemeal.
per ton, 61. 10s. Cloverseeds, red, in bond, per cwt., 265. to
344. ; white, 30s. to 364. Import, during the past week :
Wheat, coastwise, 300 qrs. ; Oats, 190.
tsallIDOE, June 6.-Our market had a very short .apply
I to-day, and the price of Wheat on the whole was about the
same as last week; the average is 554. per qr. No English
Bailey offering, and very little trade for foreign samples.
Oats are in small demand. Beans a dull sale
WoakINOTOW, July 6.-The grain trade rer4letas6ll4lMiyi4
foL thaw
owing priers ; Wheat, 19e. to 245. per .90 •
Burry, Ila. Oats, 9..
WATERFORD, July 6.-Our receipts 411 all kin&
mere grain continue very light, and tall pds.e are
Wheat, Oat, and Barley; an choice inorgial
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slight advance hss been realised this morning. Indian Coro
in good demand, at an improvement of I'. per barrel on the
currency of S.,turdny last. Flour a free sale, at an advance
0161 per stet.
Entwaunox, July s.—There was a large supply of Wheat
from the farmers at market this morning ; the demand being
good, sales were made wi..hout difficulty, at an advance of
Is. per quarter on the currency of this day we, k. Foreign
was also inquired for, and a considerable basint•ss was done
at a tinnier improvement. B irley met a batter sale, at fully
previous prices. Oats sold slowly without any;change in
value. Beans, IR. per qr dearer. Wheat, top. 5 average,
63a.61.; Wirley, top. 375., average, 33 t. 111 ; 008, top,
21s. 4.l.,averege, 211. 8,1 ; Beans, top, 36.., average, 335. 11.1.
OLARGOW, July s.—The principal supplies to the Clyde
this week core•ist of 4.260 qrs. 0 its, 1,29i.` qrs. B deg, 1,297
auks lima, and 500 loads Oatmeal iron It.
latad ; and
there are three Canadi ,n Tome's just up, whose cargoes
are not yet reported. The arrivals em Gran
50gemouth arc
820 qrs. Whoa*, 1,610 qrs. Bale', 9
e qrs.
been
Oats,
and 330 qrs. Beaus, all coastwise. There
for fresh
bets,
a good umnand dttrigut the past
ices we
have Men
k
Wheats aid Flour, and full v
Obtained.
dos been doll, as well as Barley, and their
value has ag.nth r receded. Other articles have re-
Seined without chanae. This day's market was thinly at-
tended. and th • badness tntrisactei wu of limit
lulled eatent.e
tiled NVeee..., te lug scarce, maintained their value, s
also Fl ,ur, bath sacks and barrels—the recent arrivals from
Camels aro selling. about 284. In 0 its, 0 itmeal, Barley,
and all other label e, the turn was in the buyers' favour.
The weather since t.:d 11401111 A o the week hes been very
is
fevourable for the country, and hay harvest
about bs.i .g csmpleted in this neighbourhood.

HOPS.—B I.lloUnil NIARKET.—Ntes.r.. Pattenden
and Smith report that the accounts from the nlantatinns
continue to come very favourable. Duty, 200,0001. Mar-
ket dull at I tie prices.
New 314111 C. Kean 1. 10 to 4/.10 Yearling Kentit.p.ewt.2l.
Id lo
2 16
Weald el Keats 2l•Le 3 5 Vewl.••:
Sti.lo), • Wt. 3 0 012 1105...• •—• • 1 to 113
rustle/a. 4 •M S I
FAttlal.4ll, July o.—The Horn have made rapid pregregg
since our hat report ; the branches are now reachinit acrnm
the alleys in almost all the gardens, and present a most luau.
limit appearance. Hnuld hag been talked of by same, but
whether they +re holders of the lt.t year's crop, or the pr. -
Ceding one, ere eitnnot my, but slriuld suppose they were, tor
we have nut see any, but, on the contrary, tin I th• or free
from vermin 0- disease, and u far as we can judge at present
they bid wee fur a crop.

WOOL.—Anivon F.t it.—An average quantity
(tell free) wu boaAht for sale. The demand was 'cry
in.lilToen,, although there were some staplers and others
front From•. Graarnol M lfl.ham, Trowbridge, and other
parts of the West of Entlond. At the prier. offered many
refused to sell; for the best down ter Wool. 10.1. pe- lh. was
the blithe.% price elves; s one olf red Id. per lb. let, ; best
lamb's as low ; finest cotswold and othrr long fleece., 93. ;
moderate, 7.1 to Si.; mixed with ewe and other interior
Wools, 53. to 7,1; coarse at different prices, varying from
511. to 613. per Lb., some even lower.
HULL, July 4.—The show of Wool to-dat, was nut quite
so lurte, but quite equal to the &mind. Ttere was only
a few buyers, sad the trade dull, at about dol. per tud
reduction.

SiClNS.—Le.%nzmitti.L, July 7.—hides, &fibs.
to °Ohs, 1 11. to ltd. ; 611 M. to 721b5., l Id. to It I. ; 721 b%
to 80I1n., 11.1. to 21d. ; 801b5. to 88IM., lid. to 21d.;
881bs. tq 96915., 2d. to lid. Horse tildes. is. 64. Calf Skins,
2s. to 45. 6d.
BERXOND+RT, July 7.—Halt-breds, Os. to Os. Od. DOWIIII,
Os. Od. to Os. Od. Limbs, is 44. tots. Shearing", 7d.

CATTLE, &e.—SmrrunELD, Tern a' Clrek.—The
supply of Beasts to-day is Isrge, enl demand very limited,
the w.inn weather havinr caur:d a bad trade at the d-ad
=mite's daring the week. A reduction of 4.1. per 8 the. is
in most cs.s submitted to; although a little over 4s. is
snide of something choice, more cannot be quoted as
average of best qualidi s. Many remain unsold
Titer: is also a cr,ool .erable number ot Sheep and Lambs;
trade is very slow, at barsly Monday's quotations fur the
best descriptions. Se:end-rate are lower. Calves aro plen-
tiful ; the deman4 is small, and priors are lower. Toe su,r-
ply of foreign cs.•sis!. of 221 Beasts, 610 Sheep, and 253
Calves. Fr,m th.• Horne Ciun ices there are 142 Mitch Cogs.
Lee stool of NAL -. Istr -tens J.
Hot gems, 14,,t00.t,.. 3 lo 4 6 • Bead LW, 616. 0 0 0
Hat 0h•61.-hor6s ...... 3 el 3 14)113e6 Law•w0015........ 4 4 4 6
Swami quality 1160.44.. 28 3 4 Prt. do. si,orn ......0 0 0
................3 6 4 4: 11.rci and 11. 000dquallts 3 8 4
PfP
, ... 4 0 6 , Ito do. 86,6.12 . . 0 0 0
Beet 6 .......... 4 5 0 1:6: do • 44 6 4
lisaott at usation, 1,5. as ; dhosp awl Lazeto. 11,3.); CSis.l.4 676;
Pio, 310.
Ltzseoto FAIR, July s.—The store Beasts exhibited were
few and pace in quslity, but better prices than of late were
Obtainer!. Sheep were not • ry pl,ntifol, and a trill ng ad-
vance in prices mty be noted. For the few lawful Horses
offering. poi remunerative rates were obtained.
EDINHUKOII, July s.—We had a large supply, both of
Sheep and Limbs, in our market this morning. Saks dull,
the demand being Top of best Mutton, 61. per Ib. ;
current, 54. to SA. Lamb', top, 235. ; current, 16s. to 18s ;
mtddling and inferior, 6..31. to 10s. A number left unsold.
The number of C ettle was more than lastWsdnrsday. Prices
down 31. per stone. The best description of Beast brought
Bs. per Dutch stole ; mine ot, from is. to 7s. 3d. ; ImdulinA
and inferior, from 6s. to 6s. 6.1. A great many were left un-
sold.