The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-19 00:00:00

in the AN is et the Indictment "yacillati-n," wee
that he wee se shut • dna la office that he had seereay
time to clanger his mind or I :Went ineecieios. (Loud
laughter.) However, there was one agreesbie reminiseeret
mesemeted oith his official envies, and that was in the re-
fection that he had been stalely instrumental in the torna-
dos ot the (roe ea/rya Smith Amtrglia. (Loud elteere.)
He bed watched the progress et that sent am at with affec-
tionate solicited', sal it was with ',modems of honest tri-
umph sad heartfelt sa Wades that, to use the words of one
of our g: taint poets, he had sees it advance
From good to Metter, deny wthesrpassed.
(Cheers.) Valuable as the gold and silver were which were
found in Sotnh Auetrolia, then mast have been samettiog
in its conaniotfou more valoable still than noiverepel wealth
or the colony could e ever have attained the proud and opu-
lent positioa it at peewit occupied. (Hear, Wee.) Ho en.
Wily causing with the ehtersion is thiakiug that, is owlet
to promote the prosperity of the colonic', it wog eseutially
they sheath have total support. In coulusies, he
hogged ye to propose "The Reformotour Colooial Policy,"
and with she toast he would appropriately conneth the name
et
Lord Lyttelton
The team hairier been desalt with all the honours,
Lard LTTIELION respuded. He somitted that as
die piny* et " set • that to catch a thief," he and his
sable friend opposite (Lard Motteagle) were properly
to 'spoor the delinquencies of the C
offee. (Laughter) He had bees for six months
prsedeally emavereaut with the mjeteries of that depart-
most, sad his official egotism* had bad • twofold
awe en hum. It had created is his mind an enduring
lettings la the afLin et the coknies, and it had created a
esetrimi am which OTI ry day begun reneger, that it was
physseally iespossib.• toe the Sumer, of State, be he who
might, so wiredraw in a lath se ory manner the mul
'odium dams that were imposed on him. (Meer,
bear, boar.) The overwhelming multiplicity of &-
Mils which every d.y came under kis notice pealed,
porp'emed. and priotratief him. amid rendered it
impouble for him to acquire that description of
bowling* 'thick wail necessary in order to the proper go-
•ll7l.lVat it the colonies. la pout of fact, he was au over-
whelmed with details that be must of necessity totally dis-
regard primaries. Every ow who had ever held the colonial
make mast be himself aware of this fact. All the pest secre-
taries knew it ; as the future v entailers would, in the feelings
▪ time, he made sensible of it. They all felt the difficulty
and impraw icability of their position, and it m'ght with per-
iled truth be said of them, Hubegsms reos confiden!es. (Hear.)
The bolt was in the It, .tees. Powers were granted to the
Coiostisl Eleentary which be had no bosinem to exercise,
sad which beirg powers which properly belonged to the
ethowlet themselves, ought not to be vered in au) executive
goveramset whatever. In malty of the despetehee of Earl
Grey the principle of self government was most powerfully
eaLrord; bat or what avail were such didactic compnaiii ,na
on the part of a secretary, wheel everybody knew that he
might be out of office to-morrow, and that whatever he
might thick ?opted g self-gorensmenr, or any:hing
it was ten to use that his successor might sot r:ain
opirions diametrically opposite. (Hear, hear.) The uni-
verse' disallowirg power of the Colonial dike ought to
be done away with, sod local affairs ought to be
regulated exclueively by local enactment,. (limo, hear.)
There ought to be some statutory provision de fining what
should be meters of local intereet and what of impetial
cannery, and the disti.c•iin ought on all amyl its to be
religiously observed. (Hear, bear.) That was the true and'
sole nmsdy for the evil which lay at the bittern of the
prase a luaial qtr.'s. It was not true, is stated by Earl
Grey, that pablis opinion in this country would always
compel a proper discharge of his duties by the colonial se-
crixary, for it was a deplorable fact that in Bet:lend public
opioion seldom GT nesse meddled with coloniol aff ire at all.
(Herr, hear.) Tre English people most umecountably
bestowed very little attention on the condition and prottmets
of their colonies. The gloat secret of good colieniel
government was • o let the colonies have the contra of their
own affairs as much as possible. (Cheep)) Tne noble lord
concluded by proposing " The health of Mr. F. Baring," a
gentlemso twig and intimatily connected with the Wary et
New Braised.
Mr. BARING, in returning thanks, repressed his earls
concurreoce in the opinion that the colonies ought to be
allowed to exercise • Isere control ever their local affairs.
In many of the colonies • bridge could not require mending,
nor could • chimney top fall on a man's held, that an sp-
plicatioti oa the subject bad not forthwith to be m We to the
central authority. (Laughter.) The hoe. irendrumo con-
cluded he proposing " The heel h of Mr. ft Godly."
Mr. GODBY acknowledged the compliment.
Me. M. MILNES propo.ed " 'the memory of Charles
Buller," and, in doing so, took occasion to al tide, in touch-
lag term, tp " the virtues which graced the cheracter and
the rare gifts which adorned the intellect of his amiable
and highly pitted friend." They all knew how honest and
how vela, h.w gentle and how brave he was. Not only had
England lost in him a powerful advocate of the cites' they
wars that night essemb!ed to promote, but by a mysterious
dipessatios of providence they had seen cut down in the
/sour at kis bloom a statesman of se high prorates as had ever
appeared amongst her a ms.
'The toed wag drunk in silence.

Me. AOLIONBY proposed "The health of the Obeli-
man," and mowed with it the sentiment of " Free ins kn.
tins fur the colonies, and may they gotten themselves, for
nobody elot can govern them so well."
'fbe CHAIRMAN brit fly +sprained his acknowledgments,
and proposed "The health of Mr. F. Scutt."
Mr. SCOTT returned thank*, and proptwd " Fumes to
emigration." Ile hoped that 'he friends of coloni reforms
eonted+ra.e, +mutant Teepee- of puttee, and organise
am.h a ninvement as wool ocmpel the government to nforen
the present ay leen+.
lit. BAILLIE proposed "The better govs rnment of the
Crown Colonies." _ . .

Mr. HURSMAN proposed "The succcss of Emigration
from Ireland." One of the great evils of the time, was
that there was a great deal too little room in England, and
a great deal too much in the colonh s. The overflow of
pauptrisni from Ireland into this country bad become a
drying grievance; but if there were a thortugh reform of
the present vicious system of c 4ontal administration, the
evil would be remedied, for the unfortunate Irish would
Ind that in the colonies thty had a fair fl Id. He hoped
the !fluids of col..nisl reform would bind themselves to-
gether, aid exhibit unanimity of purpose. It was oonsola.
tarp to think that in this country no body of men h.d ever
yet suited with caraestnets in a good cause that they did
riot sutured.

The seat tos.t was " Freedom to Australia," wtich was
Pn47lby Mr. AIiDFALT in brief sad appropriate Urns.
. MACKAY, in an eloquent speech, which was
repestedly applauded, proposed "The North American
Colonies,"
A few other toasts baring been di/peed of, the company
separated about midnight,

Ilia Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, at-
teadal by Buon Kneseheek, nturned to town yesterday
afternott, from Narwisk.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Ditcher of
Cambridge, sad the Hereditary Grand Duke and Grand
Ductile.* of Mecklenburg Stull's, attended by Lady
Augusta Csdegus, honoured Miss Colette with their com-
pany at dieser yesterday, at her residence in Stratton-street.
CoLossina.—The Marchioness of Ailt sbury and
party, Lod Cemsys end party, the Bishop of Dublin and
family, Lady Sefton, Lady Craven, Lady King and party,
Ltd 0 Gala, Lord Wilton, Daly Mount lldgcambe and
party, Lent sad Lady Henley, Lady Rolle and party, Sir E.
end Lady Lyons, Hon. Sir B. Cast and party, Hon.
MIL Labonehere and patty, Lady 11 Steele, Le4y Millar
and family, It. B. Sheridan, Esq., and family, Sir J. Wil-
liams nd family, Sir William Middleton, he., were
am, no the simarrons visitor, to the Cyclorama, this week.
MUTUAL Lill ASSURANCE. The half-yearly
sainatisa os this society wee held yesterday, at the London
Taves*, W. C. Harnett, Esq., in the chair. The report was
read by Mr. P. Mess Hardy, the actuary, and stated that Ike
votress of the society during the past half-year had bees
very mlittector7, and they bad no doubt that when it be-
eline generally known that all difference of °pintos in the
society bad bees settled, it would become much more appa-
rent. Alter some discussion the usual remuneration was
voted to the diretrots, when Sir Andrew Green, Mr. Coles,
Mr. Hama,!, Mr. Clayton, and Mr. Godson were re-elected.
The meeting then adjourned.
Cann.—BARNSLEY, Joly 18.—The crops in this
metighboerhood are in expellent condition. The weather
amities*. actuality. With the exception of • pleasant Moyer
emeevdsy mention we have not bad any rain for Ave weeks.
This morning at 9 o'clock the wind was S.W., with a struag
hawse. Sky partially cloudy. The fear which at one time
tree 'atomised of the failure of the potato crop appears to be
goehadasc; few diseased ones are found. But a general ins-
pommies is, that, from the droughty weather we have had,
'hey will be smaller in sae than usual.
19xirrisn Fisausigs.—The commissioners for the
Deitch fisheries havejthet lamed the annual report of their
pmempangs for the year ended 6:h January lam. They com-
mix* with a well-merited oulogitim ea their late secretary,
Sir Thomas Dick Lauder, whose activity sod courtesy were
of great advantage ,to the beard. Of last year's Aching the
comastsiosms give a flattering amount. The total prvduee
of the' herring fishing was 999,3451 barrels, of which
644,368,1 were cured. Of these 163,964 barrels wars
branded sad 249,914 exported. We also loam that
141,000 barrels were assorted after the Dutch mods, sad
branded accordingly, 334,977 barrels were also sold for
immediate easumptiost. These added to the lumber
eared show the year's take. The total Trinity of nod
sad lint esurht amounted to 279,488 ewes. 16,059 boats,
massed by 60.346 men and boys, were employed during the
year, bed us 2,l9flooepers, 27,600 ladividuals fundred lo
guttine, that lag, and peeking the Bah, and 1,333 liMUysno,
Mewing a hotel of pses.na employed of 97,477. The ember
of ask avers is 1,666. The menage asps* in carrying
Liverpo.:l ao.o fureign salt to the fisheries wee 33,664, oat-
plops,' 2.492 individuals ; the export cowman was 32,550,
with 2,601 hands ,• the teenage of the fishing boats was
125,946, ado, 9e,973,614 square yards of netting, and
36,097,847 yards ciflieea toad vas, of the boats yet
down at 1,230,0781. The maw adiated to peewit the ass of
nate of illegslase of meslit___.to eon
_r_Afloksrowia fre-
quencies osroosetto luny tiosedsopeem
to have-been minable sad w. W.ol7iselselemets in-
Muste the result. of several experiments mode to test the
• Wipedty of Dash mid Britiels surfed herrings,
whi that two dames ed British kerriage--vis.,
"Malice" and " Crows Fell Bost" wars oo=o the
fliessat vitality of Dina,. some of whisk MSS ll`
y for she trial. Lrer=iter imam ef =ports
beim, however, the OM an • kw
obstrastions ask the lassey massatirit. if Malgissi,
paw% MA Mania will limy is at MIK maw.
To _ atil‘sol dry Imo ihe aimithe
of the Wain of Trans, oat arena bye Sea Anoka
by
will by-
_aad-by• SIM tie barliblys W=a
by Mil dada on indriown

MONEY MARKET.
WIDNISDAT ETZNING.
he English funds suffered 'a deprs salon. of 1 be-
tween the first sad closing reels of the ds*,lloblob
in the absence of any other oreasiblircinse was attri-
buted principally to some realeskrf money Ise let
Console fur account commeneiat 931 to f; then gra-
dually declined to 921, aisheer,they rallied! anettwere
last dace at 931. For money they Wa•• first marked
at 931, and afterwards fluctuated between that price
and 921, closing at 921 to 93 for money, and at 93 to
94 for account, wills • more bunyant tone than had
prevailed dorirg the latter hours of busine s. The
Three-per-C. nts. Reduced were done at 931, and 1.
The Three-and-a Quarter per Cents. were first nolo-
dated at 941, when they gave way and fell to 935,
from which they soon rallied, and wane last duns
at 931.
The amount of business done was not very great,
though the benefactions were rather numerous, and
with one or two exceptions were not on an extensive
scale.
Exchequer Bills realised 481. and 51s. premium.
Bank Stock maintained the sdva- or, and was done at
198 j to 200. Long Annuities at 81 and 15-16 ; ditto,
20 years, expiring 10th October, 1859, at 81 ; ditto,
20 years, expiring sth January, 1860, at 8 9-16.
India Bolds at 81s. and 83s. premium.
The foreign stocks attracted a little more notice to-
day, and Cnilian, Danish, and Ne apolitan a curities
were brought to market. Mexican continue to
recede in animation, and Russian also were from 1 to
1 per out. lower. The business of the day is com-
peted in the fallowing quotations
Cbilian Six per Cents. at 95. Danish Three per
Cott,. at 671 and 1. Danish Five per Cent. Bonds,
1849, at 941. Equhdor at 31. Grenada at 151;
Ditto, Deferred, at 31. Mexican, with coupon., at
281 for account ; Ditto, ex. coupon., at 261, and for
money, and at 27, 26b 1,1, and 1 for account.
Peruvian Four per Cents. Active, 1849, at 511 and 1;
Di to D ferred at 14. Russian at 1061 and 106.
Spanish Five per Cents. at 181 for money, atd 18, 1,
and 18, for ac visa; Ditt,, Passive Bands at 31.
Venezuela at 231. Two-and-a-11 31f per Cent. Dutch
at 511, f, and ; Ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at
801. Neapolitan Five per Cents. at 831 ex. dir.; at
exchange per ducat 4f. 40c. per g at,fliug 26f. 65. c.
Letters from Vienna of the 13th report, on rod
authority, that General Ramberg, with the army
under his command, had entered Pesch rind Buda.
The Metalliques were quoted—the Fire per Cents. at
941; the Four per Cents. at 77; the Two-and-a-Half
per Cent.. at 50; Bark Shares at 1075. Agio on
gold, 27 per cent.; ditto on silver, 17 gar cent. Ex-
change on Landon, 12. The national funds continued
firm, whilst other securities had given way a little,
and Leghorn as much as 2 per cent.
Letters from Catstantitople advise that the Turkish
government had declared the district of the Black
Sea in free pratique.
According to the French journals, the manatee-
taring population in the department of the Somme
were suffering severely from the effects of the treaty of
13th Dec., 1845, wits Belgium, especially as regards
the linen trade. They had petitioned the leg dative
assembly at Paris on the subject, and delegates were
to assemble en the 23rd inst. at Amlens. 'l'Le object
sought is protection against the effects of the said
treaty, and to raise the duties on the import of foreign
linen, leather, and other manufactures peculiar to that
' district. _ _

We conceive it to be impossible for any one to
panne the Second Renort of the Committee appointed
to examine into tic affairs of the York, Nt wcastle,
and Berwick Railway Company, wi,hout astonish-
ment at t! .e facts which it discloses, and wondr how
such a continuous system of misappr.cati'm of the
property of the c mpany and abuse of c offidetee and
power could have rememed so long n.detecteJ. Tee
total amount of funds taken by Mr. Hudson for his
private speculations, bn d amount of injury done
to the company previ .us to the appointment
of the committee, exceeds a quarter of a mil-1
lion sterling. The first item is, the purchase
by Mr. Hudson of 2,345 shares in the San-1
derland dock ucdertakintr, over and above the 3,0001
sher a authorised by the ehareholders, and paid out of
the funds of tioa comp ny, showing au extras of
16,7991. 18s. 1 Id., and an nevoid call on them of
5,8621. 10s, making a total of 22,6614 18s. lid. ex-
pended in this one transaefon, without the knowledge
or unction of the bode of directors. T..eee shares,
though taken in the joint names of Mr. Hudson, Mr.
Davies, and Mr. Rieardeon had not been delivered
to the Sunderland Dock Company for registration
The second item is the all Ament of Newcastle
and Berwick shares, abow:n4 an issue of 14.000
shares beyond the number authorised, and without
the knowledge of the sharehold re. Mr. Hudson ap-
propriated to himself 10,894 shares when only en•
titled to 9371 shares, thus realsing a profit estimated
at 145,7041, if the sales were aft cted at market
prices. This was done by Mr. Hudson sad the
monetary without the knowledge of the other
directors. The third item is the allotments of tte
York and Nes casee Extension Suttee, No. 1. Of
these it is stated Mr. }lnchon took 590 shares, the
aggregate premium upon which at the time is estjmat ed
at 4,0001., which the committee conceive ha had no
right to, and shou'd be made to account for.
This, however, is not the whole of this affair. Th.
committee declare that if the 9.682 shares which to
this day remain unappropriated had been disposed of
at the time Mr. Hudson was selling shares for his
own benefit, a profit would have been made to the
compare yof about 100,0001. The next item in rota-
tion is the allotment of the Brandling Junction shares
—2,000 of these shsre4 were placed at the entire dis-
posal of Mr. Hudson by the board of directors at a
time when they were worth 211. per share, equivelent
to 42,0001., oat of wlich be gave 3.30 shares,
equivalent to 7,3501, to three of the directors,
the secretary, and two engineer!, which the commit-
tee conceive it was the duty of the cl.recto-s to have
disposed of for the benefit of the shareholders as im-
plied by the terms of the resolution. Upon this fol-
lows, as the next item, the purchase of iron rails for
the Newcastle and Berwick Railway, by which Mr.
Hudson, as an interested party to the extent of 7,000
tow, cleared a profit of 38,5001. illegally. This is
one of the worst features in tie conduct of Mr.
Hudson which the labours of the committee have
disclosed; and as an act of justice to the share-
holders, Mr. Hudson sh.,uld be r.quired to make
good to the company the difference between
61. 10s. and 121. per ton upon the whole cortract.
Under the head of "laud" is the text item, from
which it app.ars that 31,0001. of the company's
money was applied by Mr. Hudson for his own pur-
poses, no put of the amount so drawn having been
paid to the parties in whose favour the cheques were
drawn out. Of this sum, however, 26,0001., with
above three years' interest !lemon, was reetoacd to
the company by Mr. Hudson after the appointment of
the committee.
These sums, amounting to upwards of a quarter of
a million sterling, are irrespective of 40,000/ taken
on the 31st December, 1847, professedly to pay fur
works, and used by Mr. Hudson until the committee
of inquiry was appointed on the 15th May; and al-
though Mr. Hudson has since returned this latter
sum, with 2,4791. 13s. 7d. interest, toe transaction'
stands recorded in charocters sufficiently clink, con-
nected with his name and reputation as chairman of
the company who, reposing in his honour and inte-
grity, in an unlucky moment confided their interests
to his care and keeping.
Dishonourable as has been the conduct of Mr.
Hudson as chairman of the company, one cannot
exonerate the remaining directors from blame far
continuing in ignorance of the actual state of
affairs and management of the company. Their
plea on this ground is, is fact, their culpability.
To them was confided by the shareholders a solemn
trust. with pecuniary remuneration and other advan-
tage', such as the allotments of shares and the
appointments to situations bearing salaries under the
company, and how that trust has been fulfilled also
stands on record in the report of the committee of
inquiry es far as it extends.
THIS DAY. _ _

Two o'Czocz.
Cosa* for account opened at the closing prices of
yestarilay, viz., 93 to 93k, at which, without having
sallemed any variation, they continue quoted, the last
creating Wei marked at 93k. For money the qua-
taties hp I lower than for account ; the first trausac-
ties was at 93, when they receded to 921, but
sees rimed maul, and were last done at 93k.
The Three per Oman Reduced wets marked at 931
and IN. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. were
den at 931,94, and laat at 93g. Bank Stock and
lizeispir Bills an wititost variation; the former
wets imaired at 200 and 199, and the latter at el..
and 40& yrinuann

In tke f nigh market there was more activity
manifested, but prices continue about the lame, with
.c wetly a fractional variation. The basiut. s ..f the
moilfug is the following :—Chilian Six per Cerra.,
at O. Danish Three per Cents., at 88 and 681.
Diteh Two-end-a-Ileilf per Canty., et 513 aid 1; ditto
Four pit Cent. Certificates, at 801. Orensda, at 161 ;
Meuleast, ex coupons, at 261 end 27. Portuguese
Converted, at 302. Russian, at 100. Spanish Fills,
at 181 and 18 ; the Three per Comte., at 341.
The Frtnrh funds closed on the Paris Bourse
yesterday, the Three per Cents. at 53 50, the Five I !it
per Ceuta at 87 60, beinglOc. below the day previous. 30
VIOLIN' FUNDS. si
112Mibrel WO 13perCt.Con..113# II
dew.. 33i 3 3# par Ca .at # M
1 pff Lam, Mi 3 haebequerMait, 411 e. to 51s.
1062.1025 TIMM 23
cal per Mammas Ilds„ )6 #
rpre hair 1 Grawests D. eyed Oda, 5# #
6 per Or. Mei, IMO. 94 7 20
&we. "UM 5 4 pat Ct. Proviso 8d... AO 2
MOM .1S 4 Pommies Cast.. 30 1 13
6 Ot. Um. 43 11 5 pmDM.. 106
Die Si 4 Plant& lids, It # TO
..,_1344.. 3 pr Ca Wpardah Dm ;3413
... 111 Spanish Deferred DU.
eta. et io Ditto Purim Dd.. 3# 4 20
irror Ca DOM wen, SI 2 2 per Ct. Venezuela Dda, 0 5 re
4 per et. Data Claiss..l2l Venezuela Deferred Ms.. 61 7# we
Tamers, Amy 11.—Oler IrSeititife Ins yesterday at 12.6 f. to 12.5 f. • 033
1 to.day It will =lO somewhat lower, as a farther decline him; 1;3
taken plea at n.

THE PRODUCE MARKET. 10
3ILINCINO-Lani, JULY 19, Halt pad Too. 30,
Shang.—Ws bays again to report a gall market. A very ':
mall portion of the pnbLis rake of 2,000 lap Permute and 1,000 boles 23
Hanna were sold. 'Refined contlancv dull of sale. IS
Cora-11te raffle isle of 2,000 bap native good ordinary mold
*many at SU. to Ma. ad., Wetly the former prize ; a small parcel of s'e
One ( No sold at high priors, 34a. to 54.. 10
Saarerrax.—Refraaka 61 to 7 sold in public sale at 200. to 265.6 d. s
in equal qoantitks. al
Ries.-5,000 bogs Jaya sold at high prices in public rwle for ex- so
partake aielly, 10e. to 10a. Id. 124
lumao.—The rale has gone off heavily to-day, and prices reareely so
stappoled. 15
Corm very dna.
1 In other artkdes no material alteration. IS

TALLOW.—The market is very firm. Town Tallow is 1.623
selling at Is. advance. The Palomino are the quotations Petemburg 43
Y.C. on the spot, 395. 3d. to 31e. 9d. ; October to December delivery,
:I
39e. to 395. ; .paste month.' dehrery. 39e. 94. to it.,

COTTON.—Ltviapoot, JULY 18.—There wen an excel- Bt.
teat reeling in the market to-day, and yesterday'. price/ were freely 15
Tee. The males were about 14,000 Wei, including 4,000 taken on ga
apeoulation end for export.

"
CORN.—BentesLET, July 18.—The attendance of fernier% 26
was thin at thin market. Prom their especting rain, the prkes of ao,
last wet k wen eoerair maintained. As wail expected, the rain came it
down Manly, with thunder and lightning, from 11411-pan two, p.m., 111
to three, which caused the farmers and millers to seek shelter, and in f 0
the market houses bargains were made at lower pricer than throe of 100
Lai week, particularly in Wheat; and in other grain there was little 40
or no alteration. The rain continues at lour, p.m. !.1

CIIICHZATER, July 18.—Wa have to reply' a moderate 13
supply of Wheat to-day, which met with a very slow tale, at • de, lia • 100
of 2a per qr. from last market. Other mucks steady ia value. Wheat, 3.1,
Eh. to als. Barley. 23a to 27p. Oats,lk. to 21s. Beam% 31s. to Us. "
Poo, Ile. to 40s. Hoar, its. per sack. 20
17

HAYWARD'S HEATH, July 19.-In consequence of H.:rs. 50
ham fair there was a very slender attendance of farmers ; re was 25
a line Inquiry for Wheats at last week's price,. No demand for other 12i
grain. Wheat, white, W. to !IL • red, al. to 101. 10e. Barley, 21s. to 50
23e. Oats, 17s. to 19a. Btans, les. to 34e. Peas, I= to 38s. 161
00
NSWAHR, July 18. - The attendance this day was
150
small, but the show of Wheat was liberal aad readily sought for; eon. ..
suraptive demand at fart week's prig s. Grinding Darby In request 20
and readied Is. per qr. over our last quotations. Oa • and Brans 00
each Is. per qr. dearer. White Wheat Si,. to Ma.; red, 525. to .545. 10
Grinding Barley, 245. to 265. Beene, Wheat,
to 35e. Oats, 20a. to 245. 30 ,
ROMPORD, July 18.-We bail a fair quantity of Wheat at so
market, which was a dull sale, at 1.. to 2s. lower than last week. 23
No alteration in any other Mad of grain. Wheat, Ve. to 545. ; 134
Barley, 24.. to 29a.; Oats, lag. to 23e.; Beane, 2Ss. to 325.;
Pew, Us. to &le.; Rye, 220. to 21s. 30
SPALDING, July 17.-So trifling bas been the supply of n.
grain at our market the day, that to quote any alteration in priees t21
would only lay °miring open to contradictioo. The very few trans- •`:
actions in Wheat were at quite as much money, '.:though buy, n•
were not so ansicui as the two or three previous weeks, owing prir.
tipsily to the offers f. o. b. being at lees money. 10
Dtraus, Jaly 17.-We had fine rain lea' night, fell mod a
by a brilliant morning. At this day's market some new Here app-ared. 121
the quality and coodition of which were very fine. No peke however gu
was wide. Wheat and Flour maintain their value, sad Oats ore the gt.
turn improved. Indian Corn, on the other hand, is Is. pre qr. lower. la
In atilt r things we make no change. The following was the general ye
currency : -Wheat, white, 245. to 295.; red, 235. to 275. pet 2801 M. 10
Oats, Ile. to 11.. per 1961 M. Earley, 13e. to 17e. 6d. per 2241 M. In.
Indian Corn, 31s. to 33e. per 4801 M. Oatmeal, 13s. to 14e. per cwt. So
Inoue, in sacks, tie. to 138. per cwt. for seconds ; American, 21s. 6d. W
to 2Se. fleL per tenet. 161
GALATI, June 30.-During the punt fortnight we have Se
had a very quiet market; there has been little McMillian to buy, as lW
holders were mid asking high price% which prevents trans ictiona of 25
mum =woe taking plate. crow in the interior bad (with the
exception of Indian Corn) already suffered con•iderably, but during r
the last week some rain hav fallen, which has proved very ben, Beal, 44
and in scene places the crops are rallying; however, there is not the „
leen doubt that three of Wheat and Rye have severely suffered. The `'„
transactions in Wheat amount in Galata to about 3,000 kilo'.;
for the better qualities, 135 p. to 1421 p. have been pail, and 124
for inferior aorta, lo3p. ta 116 p. Stork, 13.000 haw nal quarters.
Present prices : Soft Wheat, gem= quality, 21s. 6d. to 210. 11d. ter "'
qr., f.0.b.; inferior and third, 16a. 4if. to 2us. 7d. At Ibr ill r hardly 011!
any PPM hive taken plate; 400 kiloa fetched from 1 Wm. to li7p.
*och, 6,000 imperial quarter.. Ludlam Corn is the= y article which
attract. may attention, and would have found reedy buyers if holders =
hat been inclined to give way-this and the reareity of shipping r•
prevent tnueractions. At Oakes, only 9,600 kilos changed hande, =
re
tram 102 to toe during last week, and letter) 103 to 107, which
are the last price, paid. Work, 49,000 lon cps. ?went prices, "
20
17s. tattle. f.o.b. At 'Wails tr were mare Important, 5
and swirly 14,100 kilos were dimmed at at priors varying fo.m 23
102 W 1111. Benet there about 33,700 qrs. Present prices :-Walla. ,
chlan, 104 to 110, or lee. tid. to 17e, 3d. per qr., Bulgarian, •
yf
112 t 011.% ele 170 to 17s. 6d. In Rye or Barley nothitm ha. been done. .
!Reek : 3,000 kilos. Rye at Galata; 3,000 kilos. Barley at lbraila.
Linseed, Wool, and Tallow without any trawler-on, to note. It is
likely that something may soon be dome in t':ese article% which, Imw. SO'
ever, are as far head boo high to enable exporter. to buy them. IS
Freights for Ragland have been done at 9s. ed. to Ile 6r1.; Itte. to Its.
is now asked, and =elk; ere very soiree. Earkange on London, 90 oi'
to 9i. 13,

HOPS —Wortcteritit, July 18 —These is a report of a 1.14
;amid Improretnent In some parts of our district, but it i• not thought
much of, an fresh vermin contmue to follow up die efforts of the plant
and the duty remains nt about 6,0u01., the same as Lot seek. Many 10
of our best grounds hare gore almost too far :or revtoery. Prima of 90
fine Hops continue to advance. 10
HISKEYOIII3.—From the Hop planteione in Hereford the to
reports are Mill unfavourable—" flre.blast,"" hill:icy-dew," and " ver.
min ^ abound. 50

HAY.-BMITIIIIBLD, JULY 19.—Mann. Cooper and
Davis report trade burry, at the following quotattonv :
Prune Shadow, Gas. to 7‘.1 Howes.. bk. lo Ws. New 001. to AIM.
I artattor ....... 14s. to 66.. Mover .. to 665. titraw.....o.. w ado.
New . .. t Oa. to She.

CATTLE. &e.-Catcnarraa, July 18.-We bare a tole-
rabic supply of good Beef, Mutton, and Lamb this d .y. Priem rather
lower in Beef, Veal sad Lamb. Lean stock plentiful, with a fair
tea .e. Beef, (at, 30. 6.1. to 3s. Id.; inferior ports, 2s. Pd. to 3e. South-
down Mu ton, 3a td. to 4s. ; Lamb, hest quality, ss. 4d. to is.
Veal, ta. te sa. 2d. Pat Calves, 3a. to 34. 4d., by the done of Sibs.
Suckling Calves plentiful, 12s. to 24 . each. Store Pigs at full prims.
Extrraa LAMMAS FAts, July 18 -The supnly of Bul-
locks was small, and the attendance of dealers still smaller. Indeed,
of east countrym. n there were very few, with an almost entire ab-
sence of those who taunt! buy largely; and. consequently, the lair
has been most du 1. In multi, even before ten in the morning already
had part of the stock again been turned homeward, from what
was deemed the hopeleiranne of sale. As to the show
itself, there was In number a good supply of fat Bullocks,-'but
few, however, were of a superior and perfectly ripe description, the
generality being-some of a good order, and °then., - a fair rate
of Beef. Of store Zen the show was limited, but there was a fair
exhibition of rte. vs. Three were also some good barren heifers.
St. 1, whether la the one dr seriatim or clue, (Miners peroaded
As to prier, the owners of orelectly proof heifers required 90. par
ware, or MM. per ewt., and ho this offered to go to weight, or by esti-
mote to sell Morn .4f; ad 6s. 9d. per score by weight, or 495. per
Cart. was repeuteMy offered, but refused. Of the god order of bul-
locks there were salt, in income. were these were estimated .-t 31
some the bullock. at 111. and a crows a piece; in others, estimated at
34 score the bullock. at 141. 10, a piece; and all* estimated at
from 32 to 33 more, at 111. • piece, or, in on thew several Instances,
MK per cwt., or Is. 611. per more. Heifers, orlon, of this deecription
were to:d at an pal. pet MUM by weight. Heifers, of a fair deecrip.
tics, wete at from es. 3d. to nearly Is. 6d. per score; but others,
of a plain order, wore soil at about Bo to fla. 2d. per score.
Limited as was the .wines in this way Boot, then, the quotation
fa Bullocks must be Hated at from its. 63. to 31S per cwt., or from
Ito. to 9s. per more. The weather which has prevailed of late doubt-
less operated apnea core cattle. The quotation for more Oxen must
be stated at f. as 231. ro 31/. the pair. Well.ordered Seem were from
201. to 22/. the pile ; but so oleo were good useful Steers s id at tem
144 to 19/. the pair B wren Heifers did not inamove on the market
quotations, b sate from about 23e. 6d. to 306 61. per on , or from
4a. 6d. to 30. 64. .core. There wire a few Cows and Culver, but tot
requiring any particular notice.

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Larms, JULY 18.—Tr.e show of both 'rests awl sheep
was to day as average sae. Toe beasts, which were eM, Ay trcos
ta3Morth, were In good sonditPm, sod, Mips§ being numerous, all
Wig .early satins. Pies se good beasts, 7s. to 0. 9d. aad as low
so es per .tone nt Itlibg. Numb, rut beasts. 300. !Moro sad lambs,
3,000, all of winch shaved Mods Mutton, d, and lambs, Ed.

ROMPOILD, J I.t IN.—W.• had but a abort supply of stock
at toslars market, wb eh so d at ab-mt last vrek's prices for all ex.
rept Beet that being M. per stone dearer. Bret, Ss. id. to 4... d.
Nuttom, 34. 6d. to is. 4.1. Lamb, ts. to Ss. Veal, 2s. 10d. to 9s. 4d.
Pork, L. 441. 104'.41.

Metabolites Sr. Swrintv'a Fall. took p'ase yesterdsy
(July 17), awl wut tolerably well sttende 1. The number of Steep and
Webs maned was between 3,n.) and 4,040, but tkey did n d meet
miry beWr sale, and a west number were driven away ;amid. Fat
Idtalos, of the very best quality. Seabed from W. to Did. per lb.
lambs, Ile, lea, and Ifs. id. per Wad. There was about me usual
=Ear d bes.ts agyeeed, and those that chant. d hands were at about
the erne price* as tame realised at the recent fairs bed In the neigh.
Warhead. Pat Beef brought from 7.. 6d. t, Br. 'id. per 'e we. me
supply of both strong and until store Pig. was more Man the demand
make/. and only a email portion of them found purchaser.. There
was a large supply of flows. but ally these of good quality were die.
poor& of; wkdat tbelaterker ones were dull et sea,.
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SoweRALL, Jey 18.—We bed rather a heavy .upoly. of
Bee, sad woe were awned we weed& Other Miura were au m do-
me supply, lee trade was geeeralle flat. Beef male from le, ed. to
lOd.; Maittaa4 2% 11.1. to 4e.; Lamb, 4% to Se. • Veal, 3.% to ea.;
Poet; le. 11d. to 4.. per moue of alto, Mahar the 061.
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DirIIDES —Th.• Rupp, of fat Cita* at our market on
Monday was not +a large as on the meeting Monday, several of whldii
were of rather inferior quality. Trion ruled nun So. •d. to ad.
par Dutch MODS, ace cuing to qsality. Oheep were wore numerons
then usual, most at which were disposed of by auction; blade-fated
wedden st front ad. to 5,d. per lb.; eresobied hop at shout Sid.
per lb. A number of .wits were produced, most at welch were taken
away unsold, as the aelkni. In the present bet State Of the weather,
were unwilling to aceept the pekes oared by the buyers. The down-
wind etas of some &imitator at stook was doubtless °Deadened by
&ebb'. Pair bang held next day.
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MlDSChallift bleausr.—This sari= was held
has as relay, Ana econsidering it se one et the great files of the
sauna seseca ww much bore May attended b s4a than
=ea flew awe +above NO hams ea tree al hat nen
wow dull. sad was =rateably lower them for keg thee pea.
Pl= rate draught hones reached at to. highest W.; ended >e n.
Late= er two ma that figure obtained. The gear= pries tor good
=Mho= he rid to has raged feta Si. to SM. So
ad barter Is the COMO Menet there vat • gwd
sagely, lent Wee mew boo here dad. Prisms ter Beef asy he quoted
at bon gn, ee tie. ed. per Dula stank =bag the oaL
to quality. ISM Cows yea la daria sad booght feta rt&
Saab be lbe per trer• Li ear ad and •1117 cheap.