The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-12 00:00:00

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'N.;;;; is &evict New, 34 p
N. British Qrs., I. 64. p
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W:ikM.7.llo:l:'

Id. 4.d

OA Aromr 11.
tired Wtoterri 111. at., p
31.1dimad SOL 56., 2s p

M. Acar.2 11.
N. British Think, 24. h.

LF.II. Avoca 10.
141 a. and Pert`, Ilalas, 5.. 60.65.
Gt. Northam,
Nam. t Berwick, New, 8/.168.6d.
N British Qrs.. 61._13.. 651.

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rili-hirb, Os. 48s. SAL
Shrews. & Ches. (10L ob.), 184.
Do. 8 per Cesar Guar., 60s.
Direct Bombay & Madras, Is.
IA Awns? 10.
in, Leith, & GraL, Qrs., Ils.
Glasgow. Dumas.. & .r., U. re.
Man. & South. New, l9s. AL 20s.

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Half-past Two.
The Sugar market presents no new feature; prices remain
tolerably steady; the 800 euks white Bahia offered in public
sale were bought in at full price., 2.55. to 2Gs. 6d. in bond ;
the 8.50 bones Havaanah, duty paid, sold heavily; a part
bought in without alteration in prices. Refined dull, but
but yesterday's quntstions are supported ; standard
quality, 565. to 565. 6d. Coffee remains rather
dull.—Pepper: 600 bags of good clean black Eastern
2/, a few lots 21 lb. ; inferior bought in at 4-100 bogs
Pimento sold in public sale, at 51 lb.—Nuimegs 50 asks
sold at 2s. 10d. to 2..5. 11d., which were previous rates.—Sago ;
300 boxes good pearl sold at 225. to 225. 6d., which showed a
slight decline. Rum continues dull Cotton has been
steady, but net active.—Rico continues to be neglected.—
The Tea sales are progressing heavily. In other articles no
alteration.

TALLOW.—There continues a good demand from
consumers. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 435. 6d. ; October
to December delivery, 475.; separate months' delivery,
475. 6d.

CO RN.—BosToN, Aug. 11.—After showery weather
since Ssturday, we have very hot, forcing to-day, which has
prevented any matyrial advance in old Wheat. Harvest is
general in Lincolnshire, and we have had a good many new
Oats on sale to-day, offered at es. per qr. lege than was ob-
tainable last week. The millers requiring Wheat have given
folly late prices. Beans and old Oats, cads 2a. per qr. lower.
No new Wheat yet sold. Wheat, red, 60.. to 655. ; white,
63e. to 675. Oats, new, 23. to '26s. ; old, 28r. Beans, 525.
to 565. per qr. to the growers.

Hutt, Aug. 10.-The weather has been rather broken
'since our last report ; no great amount of rain bus fallen, and
' certainly not more than the long continuance of dry and hot
weather rendered needful. AU spring corn and the
Turnips will be much benefitted, and, if it do not con-
tinue long, Wheat will be no worse for the refreshing
showers lately and at present experienced. We have no
alteration to make in the remarks of last week relative to the
different parts of the 'pantry ; they have received wallahs-
tion from all the lee= come to band during the week.
The trade assumed somewhat more of firmness oa Wednes-
day and Thursday of last week. People seemed to be think-
ing that the decline had been too serious, and the panic too
sudden and senseless to last, and millers were beginning to
look after indeed samples of Whist, when the unfortunate
failures announced is Mark-lane on Friday threw a cosi-
plete gloom over the trade. Qaotations just now are quite
fallacious. At this day's market we had a smaller supply
of Wheat from the farmers than of late, and, holders of
foreign showing less disposition to form satv, le. advance
was obtained. Nothing beyond the merest retail mooing in
any description of Spring Corn. The sale of Rye Meal went
off very well Isst Tuesday, the right class of people
to get its excellent qualities known, small dealers, being the
buyers; it sold at different prices, from le. to Is. 2d. per
atone as in lots, at which prices the importers have continued
selling during the week. We have one or two further ar-
rivals of Linseed, quality various. They are on sole at a little
advance upon late rates, The article is in somewhat im-
proved demand, The price of both Linseed Cake and Oil is
well supported. The arrival of Rapeseed noted below is
chiefly in small lots, per steam from Hamburg, the chief part for
account of crushers; the latest sale is at 281. per last. Wheat,
50s. to 655. ; white, r-d, 66e. to 665. ; Dantate, 565. to 705.;
Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 56.. to 6.51. Barley, malting,
365. to 38s ; griading, 325. to 34e. Oats, Danish, 21s. to 245. ;
Russian, 245. to 265. Beans, 445. ; foreign, 38s. to 425. ;
Peas, white and yellow, 40s. Linseed, crashing, 365. to
50s. ; feeding, 525. Rpeseed, per 10 qrs., 281. Lin-
seed Cakes, English, per ton, 101. 51. ; foreign, 81. to 91.
Rape Cakes, 1101.
NEWARK, Aug. 11.-A moderate supply of Wheat this
day, but business exceedingly dull.

NENICASTLI, Aug. 10.—The weather showery and un-
settled. We experienced a steady retail demand for Wheat
to-day at lut Saturday's prices. Flour slow side, at 48a. per
sack for Yarmouth households, and 60e. per auk for white.
Prime Western Canal was rather more inquired for to-day.
Rye neglected. Barley, Beans, and Peas slow sale. Oata
inclining lower, the supply of all descriptions at present ex-
ceeding the demand.

DUBLIN, Aug. 10.—The weather continues uncertain, and
we have had wine heavy rain within the last few days. A
good many samples of new Oats and Ben, and one of new
Wheat, appeared at this day's market, the quality being
generally good. Ben supported its value but Oats were
Is. to 2s. per barrel lower. Wheat was elan; Is. less. Oat.
meal and Flour were extremely heavy, but without much
change In price. The following was the general currency :
Wheat, white, 345. to 395.; red, 32a. to 371. per 280 lbs.;
Osts, new, per 198 lbs., 13e. to 151. Barley, new, per
224 lbs., lis. 6d. to 15s. Sere, new, per 221 lbe., 10s. 6d. to
12s. Oatmeal, per cwt., 15e. to 20§. Flour, in sacks, per
ewt., 20s. to 22, ; Amcr'can, per cask, 30s. to 325. Indian
Corn, per qr. of 180Ibs., 255. to 355.

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BELFAST, Aug. 9.-Since our last report, the weather has
been very unsettled, and we have had heavy rain, accompa-
nied with gales of wind, which must prove very injurious to
the heavy crops ; but to-day, however, is very fine, and the
glass is steadily rising. The Liverpool market was rather
dearer for all descriptions of Grain and Flour on Tuesday, in
consequence of the change in the weather on Wednesday
I last. In town, to-day, holders commenced asking higher
prices for Indian Corn and Indian Corn Meal, and an ad-
vance of fully 3s. to 10s. per tan was obtainable. Indian
Corn Meal, in particular, was in good demand,
and a large quantity chan,ged hands at our quotations.
We have no alteration to notice in any other article. The fol-
lowing are our quotations. Indian Corn, white, 71. to
7/. 10e. ; yellow, 71. to 71. ss. per ton. Indian Corn Meal,
white, 81. to 81. 15e. ; yellow, 81. to 81. 10s. per ton.
Ryemeal, Russian, 7s. 6d. to 9s. 6d. per cwt. Wheat red,
Its. 6d. to 135.; white, 13e. to 13s. 6d. per cwt. Flour,
-Prices at Inver Mills. Superfine, 255. ; bakers', first, 235. ;
seconds, 21s. ; thirds, 20s. ; fourths, 16s. Bran, Bs. per
cwt. American, 30s. to 325. 6d. per barrel. Oatmeal, 14s. 6d. to
15s. 6d. per cwt. Oats, Bs. 6d. to 9s. 6d. Barley, Be. 6d. to
IA. Wheater-meal, 15e. to 15s. 6d.

CIIEESE.—IVAANINwrza, Ang. 11.—A large
quantity of Cheese for sale. The best sold at an advance of
from 2s to 34. per cwt. since Winchester Magdalen-kill Fair.
Common Cheese at quite as much. A very superior lot of
Chedder made 82s. per cwt. ; severe] up to 80s. ; very little
under 764. Double red Somersetz, 64.. to 665. Best North
Wilts, GOs. to 645. Double Gloucester,, 60s. ; beet single do.
and Dors.% 565. ; common Donets, 52a. Half-Coward, 464.
to 50s. ; inferior, 40s. to 425. Best new Skims, 30s. to 32e. ;
some reaching 365.; inferior and broken, 281.

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDERSFIELD, Aug. 10.—
Our Piece Hall of this day has exhibited more activity,
and the wheels of our machinery revolve more in harmony
than they did some time egn.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. Two o'Clock.—
Mears. Pattenden and Smith report that the market and
duty continues the same.
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Woacsarxu, Aug. 11.—The Recounts from the Hereford-
shire and Worcestershire districts are not more favourable
this week than last, but in some parishes still worse, and,
from the late estimate of 4,0001. to 6,0001. duty, no one will
now back more than 2,0005 The market, however, is not
moved },y these reports, owing to the promising appearance
of the Kent and Sussex plantations, where the crops are said
to be equal to what they were last year, and there is every
' prospect of the present estimated duty of 175; 001. being
(realized.

WOOL.—LoPpOts.—HALL OF COMMERCE, Aug.
11.--The public colonial Wool sales now going on ate deci-
dedly an improvement of Id. to 2d. per lb. upon last London
sales. In some eases (for middle and good Wools especially)
more is given than the quotations above.

BILIDORNORTH FAIR —This fair was one of the moat scan-
tily supplied ever remembered. The Wool sold fetched lld.
per lb.

HUDDitearniLD, Aug. 10.—Wool has been rather more in
regimet during the past week. Indeed. as corn comes down
Wool become, more in demand, and the luxuriant appear-
ance of the crops inspirs all with confidence. Prices at the
public sales now going on are improving.

HAY.SMITUFIELD, Two o'Clock..—Messre. Cooper
and Davis, Hay and Straw Salesmen, repert the Hay
trade very dull, and priors low.
Priem Meadow 0.3 e. so 71e.' to —e. Sum, ... 77e. to Ms.
West*, • tee to foe. I cever foe. se Mo. I

cArrLLE, &e.—BIUDGENORTH.—Sheep were in
great ahoothusee, and went off heavily, at diminished prices,
6d. to 61d. being tie highest given ; Lambe were also abund-
ant, and fetched from 6d. to 61d. Of Cattle the show was
small, the general average of which fetched 6 id. per lb; a
few fine Beasts, fit fur the knife, reached as high as 7d.
There wu a large supply of Hones of all kinds ; those sold
beet which were for agricultural purpcees, fetching from
131. to 2.31. each.

Barman Saner FATR, this day.—Several thonsanis of
Sheep and Lambs were penned more than last year ; busi-
ness was never duller. The sales generally commence at a
vellearliboun halo" to halfeirt 7 o'clock this

a redaction of7mmes. to 6e. per head ;ill be seceded to.
At the commencement this morning, the price demanded (Cr
Limbs lees from 265. to 31s. ; South-Downs, 386. to 4-30. ;
bat fora pen of very fine Hampshire downs Ewes, so high
es 645. was inked.

DCOLET.—This hir .a very thinly attended. There
was a middling supply of Lambs and Cattle generally. The
former, however, sold at from 71d. to M. per lb., and the
store Cattle also fetched good prices.

EVEBll•3l.—Our fair was smaller than usual, owing to
the business of the harvest being general in this vicinity.
The supply of fat Cattle was moderate, but quite adequate
to the demand, and sold at reduced prices, the quotation
being 61. to 64d. per lb. There was a fair supply of Sheep,
but the sale was dull. Good Hone* were not very nume-
rous, but they maintained former prices.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 9.--We bad at our market to-day
1,425 Bents, and 14,839 Sheep and Lamle. There was
only a moderate attendance of butehen and dealers, and the
market was dull in consequence. In prices, however, there
was but httle, if any, change upon last week. Beef may be
quoteiLst 614. to 61d. per lb., sinking the offal ; Lamb and
Mutton, 6d. to bid.

ROTHERHAM, Aug. 9.—We bad a good supply of both
Beasts and Sheep to this day's market, of only a middling
quality. There being only a thin attendance of buyers,
caused the trade to rule only dull until late in the day, when
moat of the stock was disposed of at the following prices :
Beef, 62. 6d. to Is. per stone. Mutton, 60. to 7d. per lb.
Cattle, 294; Sheep, 3,470.
SOVTIIA Lc, Aug. 11.—Trade dull ; prices about the same ;
the only alteration wu in Veal, which sold a trifle better.
Beef made from 2.. 6d. to 4s. 8.1. ; Mutton, 4s. to 51. 4d. ;
Lamb, fis. to 6s, 4d.; Veal, 4s. to fw.; Pork, 3s. 4d. to 4s. Bd.
per stone of Bth., sinking the offal.

Wasutrxerat, Aug. 11.—A good number of lean
the beet fetched great prices' ranging between 101. ant*.
each ; small Irish and Welsh, 41. to 81. ' • some good Cows,
with a Calf, 111. to 151.; inferior, 101. to 121. the pair;
Heifers, in Calf, 121. to 141. each ; best, It. to 111. Inferior
stork Calres from 30s, to 60e. each ; small sucklings, 15s.
to 30s. each.

F., Yesterday's Markets He lid page.

SHIPPING.

MAILS Anturro.—Dublin, 3 ; Waterford, 2 ; Donaghadee,
1; French, 1; Flandota, 1.
Los pox, Ang. 12.—Wind this day at noon, S., light
breeze and fine.

DEAL, Aug. 11.—W. to S.S.W.—Arrived: Universe,
Moulmein ; Commodore, St. John's, N.B. ; Luton*,
Miramichi, and sailed for Hull ; British Empire,
Brutus, sod Albion, Quebec; Arno, and Pasha, Montreal;
British Queen, Megador. Sailed : Raymond, .Sydney,
N.B.W. ; Thomas, and Ind, St. John's, N.B. ; Conrad and
Ada, Quebec. Arrived from the river: Owen Glendower,
Bombay; Letitia, Rio Janeiro; Feliciano, Philadelphia.
BRISTOL, Aug. 11. --8.5. W., strong.—Arrived Madras,
Cobife ; Mirando, Cape de Verde.
DUNDEE, Aug. 10.—Arrived Lord Seaton, Quebec.
Sulfixe, Aug. 11.—W. 8. W.—Arrived: Alexander,
Quebec.
WHITBY, Aug. 11.—W.S.W.—Arrived: Tagus, Quebec.
Porrsuount, Aug. 11.-8.8. E. to 8.8. W.— Arrived :
Harvest Home, Quebec. Sailed: Pathfinder, Macao and,
Canton ; Quebec, New York ; Caroline, Quebec.
Wernorru, Aug. 11.—S.—Arrived: Astrea, Quebec.
Orr FAIRTOm, Aug. 9.—Dewdrop, Quebec, for Boacastle.
ILFRACOMBE, Aug. 11.-B.B.W.—Arrived William Wil-
berforce, Richibucto.
BRIDGEWATER, Aug. 10.—Arrived: Francis Lawson,
Quebec.
Orr Basrxsate, Aug. 10.—Ann Davis, St. John's, N.B.
Orr LARCASTIR, Aug. 10.—Carlton, Quebec.
DvaLtre, Aug. 10.—S.S.E.—Arrived: 9th, Watson, New
York; Despatch, and Wave, Quebec.
WATERFORD, Aug. 10.—N.W. to W.S.W.—Arrived
Thistle, Quebec.
Beirsar, Aug. 10.—W.8.W.—Arrived 9th, Constitu-
tion, Josephs, and Wilhelmina, Quebec. Sailed: Sprite,
and Chieftain, Quebec.
WARmENPOINT, Aug. 10.—Arrived: Mary H. Kendall,
New York.
OFF FALMOUTH, Aug. 10.—Thorny Close, St. John's,
N.B. ; Barquestor, Montreal. 11th, Ganges, Moulmein.
SHANSEA, Aug, 11.—W.N.W.—Arrived Hero, Quebec.
FLEETWOOD, Aug. 11.—S.—Arrived: Euphemia, Dal-
housie.
CLYDE, Aug. 10.—S.E.—Arrived, 9th : Joanna, Quebec.
lOth : Clarendon, and Lord Byron, Quebec.
CORE, Aug. 9.—S.W.—Arrived . Priscilla, Rio Janeiro;
Danube, New Orleans ; Nicholoon, Norfolk, V. ; Dawson,
and Charlotte, Philadelphia ; Agnes Jermyn, Mountaeratta,
Rothe', Jackson, and Ulster, New York ; Mary, Sr.. John's,
Newfoundland. Dominica, Quebec.
Niwar, Aug. 9.—Sailed Emerald Quebec.
DUNDEll.—Arrived: Lord Seaton, Quebec.