The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-26 00:00:00

111. 10s. Oats, 22a. to 235. Beans, 425. to 460. Pear,
40. to 455.
'LEADING, June 24.-We bad a large supply of Wheat to-
day, but the safe exceedingly slow, at a decline of ls. to 2s.
per qr. Nothing doing in Spring Corn but the smallest re-
tail trade, at declining prices.
Ssrraorr WALDEN, JUDO 24.-Although we cannot notice
say decline is the price of our Wheat, yet there wee en
evident dulness in the sale thereof. Barleys very heavy
and flat. Peas, Beans, and Oats continue the same.
SUNDERLAND, June 24.-The weather has been beauti-
fully fine, warm, and dry, all the week till to-day, when it
has rained heavily, with a very low temperature and a strong
north-east wind. The farmers are speaking very favourably
of the Wheat crop, and also of all kinds of spring corn, which
have been greatly improved by the stunt genial rains.
Potatoes, which have been extensively planted, are looking
very luxuriant. Tie arrivals cosatwise during the week have
been 600 qrs. of Oats, and 276 sacks of Flour ; but from the
fanners to-day we had only a small supply of grain. Wheat
sold quickly, at about last week's rates. The beat samples
are worth 625. to Ms. ; good average parcels 48s. to 605.; and
inferior qualities, 445. to 465. per qr. The demand for south
country and foreign Wheats at thine prices is very good.
There is a plight demand for grinding Barley, at 275. to 281. ;
Beans, at 365. to 38s. ; and Oats, at 21s. to 235. are good sale.
Flour b is steady demand, at 371. to 38s. for south country,
and 355. to 365. for home made. Averages for the put
week : Wheat, 666 qn., at 491. per qr.
WARMINSTER, June 24.-The supply of Wheat from the
growers was smaller than usual. Business was at tint
checked by the high Fines required, but all transactions
ruled at an advance of ls. per qr. for best qualities. Barley
was reduced le. in all sorts of eamp!es. Oats were firm at
former figures. Beans also unvaried. Best white Wheat
was selling at 525. per qr. ; good rod, 48s. ; moderate, 455.
to 48s. ; interior, 40s. per qr. Best grinding Burley, 355.
per qr. ; inferior, 355. ; lowest quality, 325. Flour made
higher rates. Bread, bid. per 41b. loaf. Oats, best, 255.
per qr. ; common feed, 21s. Beans, best tick, 451. per qr.
common, 40s.
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WINCHESTER, June 24.—Farmers were holding back for
higher terns; those of last week were more than main-
tained for inferior descriptions of Whom; and the finest qua-
hues ruled at an upward tendency. Barley about the setae
as of late, and Oats was 6d. per qr. lower. Best Wheat,
from 121. to 121. 15s. per load of 6 qrs. ; inferior kinds, 101.
to 101. ss. Barley, 33e, per qr. for hoe samples; other sorts,
28s. Malt at former rates. Oats, 245. per qr. ; moderate
qualities, 18s. 6d. Peas, best boilers, at from 435. 62. to
445. 62. per qr. ; grey, 41s. Gd. to 421. 6d.; maple, 38e. 62. to
39e. 6d. Beans, weighing 66Ibs. per bushel, and others of
lesser quality, at full Gd. per qr. less money. Bread, Is the
filb. loaf.

WISBECH, June 21.—With a good supply, the Wheat
trade here to-day is very firm, all descriptions being in good
request, at the extreme prices of lot week, and in some
caws Is. per qr. more is given. Oats and Beans, although
in moderate supply, are a dull trade, and rather lower in
price. Wheat, fine, white, 611 b.. to 621 be., 48a. to 50s. per
qr. ; red, 465. to 48s. ; good runs, 6016 e. to 611ba , white,
461. to 485.; red, 445. to 46e. ; common, 6711 e. to 69Ibs ,
white, 41s. to 445.; red, 40s. to 425. Oats, line, new meal-
ing, per stone, Ild. ; good, new, feed, lOid. Beans, new,
375. to 38s. per qr.

WORCEATEII,June 21.—Our market opened briskly, at
au advance of ls. per quarter for Wheat; but, u the more
dotant buyers were unwilling to pay the advance, prices re
ceded to the rates of this day se'nnight. Wheat, red, per
bag of 9 'tone 101 be., 18s. to 19s. ; white, 19A. &I. to 205.;
and much was left unsold at the close of the day. No malt-
ing Barley on the market; grinding samphs, 291. per qr.
Beans difficult to sell. Some tine French 11:ans offered at
1.)," . per bag of 10 score. A good consumptive demand for
Oats, at last week's prices.
Youx, Juno 24.—A small show of grain at market to-
day, and prices of all articles much the same as last week.
peaces of grain:—Wheat, white, 51s. to 545. per imperial
qr. ; red, 465. to 50s. Beans, 355. to 38s. Malt, 1.100. to
b'9. Oats, 10d. to 11d. per stone of 141bs. Flour, 311. '
to 381. per sack of 2801bs.

Donuts, June 23.-The weather is very propitious for
the growing crops, but, the supply of NV heat being very
limited, this article fully supported its value, as did also
Flour. On the week, Oats were 6.1 per barrel ; Oatmeal.
Gil. per cwt. ; and Indian Corn, Is. per qr. lower. In other
things there was no change. The following are the present
current prices : Wheat, white, 281. to 30s. Gd.; red, 245. to
295. per 2801/14. Oats, 10c6d. to 12s. 3d. per 196 lbs. Barley,
Its. to 16s. 6d. per 2211 b. Oatmeal, 10s. lid. to 12s. per cwt.
Flour, seconds, IGs. to 16e. 6d. per cwt. fur seconds.
Indian Corn, 335. to 38s. per 4SOlbs.
BELrasT,June 2 .;.-W e continue to receive the meet favour-
' abl, reports from the country as to the grain crops; and,
whilst it is admitted that partial failures have taken place in
the potato crop, it is not score than was to be expected from
the taint which was in the seed. and certainly.is sot so great
in amount as to give any serious apprehension as to the
result of the general crop. Hay harvest has com-
menced, and promises to be moat abundant. The
supplies of grain at market have been small this
week, Wheat sells at shout last week's prices, anal is in fair
demand. Flour is stationary in price, and a slow sale
Barley : The quantity Onward is so small, tlat we can merely
quote prices to he nominally as before. Oats sell slowly, at
termer prices fur fresh-. hrashed lots, while store lots are dull,
and 2.. kid per ton lower. Oatatesl: Whilst extreme
quotations are still obtainable for prime lots, generally a de•
clin•t of 3d. has been submitted to, and the sales are limited.
Indian Corns maintains its valets, anal it is a free sale at
81. 15s. to 9!. for yellow, and 81. ss. to 81. 12'. 6d. for white
Meal is also in fair demand, at 81. 15s. to 91.10 c per ton.

LIMERICK, June 21.—The weather continues all that
could be desired—soft refreshing showers, with moat genial
he it. Supplies of home-grown produce .tre nearly nominal;
any appearing bring.; full prices. Very few arrivals of
Indian Corn, and, the demand being good, the price has
been well kept up, and in some instances an advance. In
Indian Meal and other article* of food a large trade done,
at full prices. Wheat, white,lBl. per stone ; red, 17d. Oats,
Ild. ; B uley, 12d. Galata Indian Corn, 101. per ton ; Ibrail,
Ul. 155.; American, U 1 10s, American Flour, 325. per barrel.

Warattrottn, June 21.-Our market during the week
has been but scanti y supplied with all descriptions of
term, ri,' grain ; prices in cotenquence have continued firm,
and for choice samples if Wheat an advance of 6d. per barrel
in the currency of Saturday last, has in many instances been
paid. At this morning's market, owing to the continuous
rain of yesterday, we Imes an exceedingly small show of
samples ; Wheat and Barley find ready buyers at full prices,
hot Oats ran be purch,sed on rather lower terms. Indian
Corn has been very little inquiredfor during the week, and,
where salts have be, n pressed, lower prices have been
submitted to. Flour has been in good demand, at the
extrame rates of this day se'rinight. Current rates:
Unclried Wheat, millers', per '2O stone, 275. to 275. 61.:
shipping, 251. to 255. fd. Barley, per 16 stone, grind-
ing, 13s. to 13s. 61. Oats, white, per II none, 10..64.
to lls. ; black, lls. to 11s. 30. Prepared: Wheat,
millers', per 20 stone, 28a. 60. to 294. 6d.; shipping, 275. to
275. gd. Barley, grinding, per 16 st. 14s. 90. to 15..
Oats, white, per 14 at., 11s. 6d. to 11a. ; black, lls. Gd.
to 11s. od. Flour, auperfiae, per sack, 375. Gd. to 385.;
seconds, 341. to 31s. ; thirds, 31s. to 325.; fourths, '2ll.
to 255. Indian Corn, Danube, per 20 at., 725. to 225. Gd.
American, yellow and red, 21s. 6d. to 211.90.; white, 20s. Gd.
to 21a. Id.; damaged, for cattle, 13s. to 14s. Indian Corn
Meal, per cwt. 10s. Oatmeal, pet cwt., 12s. to 13s.
Bran, per 6 st., 3s. to 3s. 3d.
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lituKcianv, June 2-I.—The weather on the first four
days of the week was all that could be desired ; latterly we
have had it rather chilly, with the wind from N. 8., and, as
the barometer is falling, we fear rain is at hand. The grow-
ing Wheat is just coining into ear ; we are disappointed in
Our expectations of this crop, which now appears thin and
spindly. Tne yield will be deficient, although, with good
weather, the quality may be fine. Beans do not promise
well. Barley looks generally he dthy. Oats are everywhere
most promising. At our county markets this week we had
no morn grain c.fferis.t than sufficed for the local demand ;
prices without any quotable variation front last week. To
day we had a moderate supply of Wheat, which sald
readily at last week's rates. Barley anti Oats in short supply;
the former a quick sale, at ls. per qr. advance; the lath r sold
slowly, at Gel. per qr. decline. Wheat, abs. to Ms. Barley,
30s. to 345. Gd. Oats, 20s. to 235. per qr. Oatmeal, per bag
of 2So:bs., 325.

HOPS.—BOROUGII itiAltKET.—Messrs. Pattenden
and Smith report that the market continues in a very dull
state. Duty, 195,000.
Ne 511.1& E. Ketget 1. 10 to 41.10 Yearling lient-"ent. f. 6to air.
weat,l of Keulto.... S 1-Ito 3 6 Vearlaut 2 sto 2 12
BLIMOI ...... 2 l 0 to 3 0 (Ad 1 L. to 1 15
k upturn. ..... 4 oto 5 6
Attnovea, June 21.—There is considerable depression in
the country trade. Farnhams, highest price, is 51. 101. per
cwt.; the ay. rage, 51. 6s. Altor.s, according to quality, are
worth from 41. to 51. Yearlings are purchasenble at from
21. 162. to 31. 3s.

WINCHESTER, June 24.—The Nest roports from " the
heart ground" pronouncing the gardens in that locality to
be full of a hes'thy, sigorons, and abundant crop, canto the
bc,t Farshims rn hood to be offer, d at 51. ss. pa cwt. ;
Alums, 41. to 51. ; yearling., up to 31. 3s

WOOL.—LWERPooL.—Tbe public sales of Wool
this week brougat down a good many buyers, and there has,
consrqueutly, been enure business done. 3,000 bales fine
colon:al and foreign wee: sold on the 20th and 21st, but the
prices were net equal to the precious sales. The public
sates of common Wools yesterday went heavily, end only a
Mali part was sold, chiefly East India. Really anything is
&deg in Scotch, and the market is likely to keep quiet till
the result of the fair is known. They are expected to go
very low. Imports for the week ending June 21 . Fer,iun,
5,245 bales • previously. 31,517; total, 39,772; Scotch, 101 ;
yi ; total, 6,832.

CATTLE, &c.—SMITHFIELD, Two o'clock.—We
havo not quite so laxr:o a sup.,ly of Beasts to day ; some of
the choicest qualities arc therefore sold dearer than on Friday.
There is an mei, astil supply of Sheep and Lambs. Tho
weather being g0..1, the demand is rather larger
fir the firmer, although it is tlifllcult to obta;, i
advance in price ; for the latter, trade is excee.iingly
at.d a greet many of middling quality remain unsold. There
it rather more inquiry for g?od Calves: prices are, however,
cry little better. 'trade is more brisk for Pigs. Front
Ilullaud we have 276 Bessie, BSO Sheep, and 150 C dues ;
hum Scotland, 400 Brain', and about 1,700 from Norfolk and
Suffolk. _ _ . . _

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keg Shool4lorus .—.. 3 8 3 8 1164 Lone.wooD 4 4 4 8
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Doist• at mitsg. lAN: 131seou mad bawls. 10.040 ; 001404.
Pig. M.

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