The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-25 00:00:00

flausistraT, Aug. 21.—The top price for Wheat this day
was bee. per qr. ; some fair samples might have been had at
42a. The new Wheats are rather damp, though verry bold.
Some fine samples of new Barley were shown, and °Wired at
37ti". per qr., but 36e. was the top prim given. Peas and
Beans as last week. Oats cheaper by 2s. per qr.; the best
scarcely reaching 2.94,, while some fins feed Oats were to be
had at 245. to 2.51. ; the new Oats are remarkably fine
and sweet.

NEWRY, Aug. 23.—There Is a small reaction to-day in the
market, aed Dome articles an held rather move firmly than
during the last week. Oatmeal and American Flour are,
however, quoted lower for the bast qualities of each. The
former (machine-manufacture) sells to-day at 134. 6d., and
the latter at 98s. 6d. per barrel. Oats, on Saturday, sold at •
9d. per stone for the best qualities of new. Indian dorm Meal
is quoted to-day at Ss. 3d. per cwt. ; and the market, gene-
rally, is reported Orin. Potatoes, on Saturday, sold at sd.
to 9d. per stone, for the largest kinds ; and to-day the pries
is about the same. The complaints of some portions of the
crop beginning to exhibit symptoms of the disease, are be-
coming more prevalent. We trust, however, that it will, at
most, be only partial.
DUNDALK, Aug. 23.—Harvat operations have been pro-
ceeding briskly in this neighbourhood, but as yet only a
small quantity of new Here and Oats have come to market;
quality prime. To-day there were several samples of new
Oats, Wheat, and Barley offering. Demand dull, at follow-
ing rates : Wheat, new, Ns. to 265. per cwt. . • old, 28s. to
30s. Oats, new, 10s. to 111. ; old, 14s. to 16s. Barley,
new, 14s.

NAPLFB, Aug. l4.—Grain still continues to be a prohi-
bited article, and it seems the authorities here arc deter-
mined not to open the ports for the present. It is certain
that, in Sicily, the harvest has not resulted favourably, and
funds hare l►tel been remitted into the interior for the pur-
chase of Wheat for that island. In the mountainous districts
of this part of the kingdom there has been rather a short
crop ; but no doubt the government agents make it much
worse than it really is, to cover their keeping the ports shut.

MANUFACTURES.-HUDDEILRFIELD, Aug. 24.-
More business has been done in low fancy woollens to-day
than for some weeks past ; yet we cannot report so well as
we could wish. Still there hu been an amount of business

doing to-day that gives our
future.

hopes for the

CHEESE.—SALISBIIBX, Aug. 24.—A large suppli.
The best Chedders sold st from 80s. to 84s. per cwt.; Ite s,
70s. to 721 ; primest Half-Cowards, 60s. to 621. ; second
quality, from 445. to 48s. ; same eery poor at 4is. to 425. ;
bat new Skims, made 365. ; old, 30s. to 345. ; some broken
Cheese, at from to. to da. pot cwt. lower.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. Two o'Clock.—
Mews. Pattenden and Smith report that the market
continua the came.

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MaIMITONE.—We have no change to report from last
week.—Bauman.—The grounds never looked better. —EA, Fos-
uuom.—We are now fully out In hop, and particularly healthy, ard
should the weather continue favourable, we shall have a first-rate
sample.—Boxiar, Beans., Avuaroan.—Our bops have come out
well during the past week, and are perfectly free from mould and
every other disease.--Ornag.—Tbe hops continue improving,
and are growing out well, and should they keep clear from.
douse es they are at present, will be a good crop, and
promise fair to be of excellent quality. This parish will
not grow 60 many as were grown Loot year.—TaulNLl.—Tbe
late rains have done wonders, but the general opinion is we shall sot
grow near no many ae last year.—PfUrtalitarr.—The warm nights
this week have much improved our grounds, the hops are out, and
some of large size are to be found, and altogether looking
Mganwoun.—Doing well, we believe never better.—Ean Per..-
.ex.—Many of our hope here come out very well. There Is a rest
deficiency in the lower branches of the grapes, and some very much
in)ared by the red rust.—Brutuvors.—Doing as well ac can ho
wished, with the exception of some few gardens.—ltovvuora.
The beet bone continue to improve, and are coming out well.—Css.
raintar.—We were visited with a thunder storm on Sunday ee'n.
night, which has had a beneficial influence on the hops. The mould
has made its appearance, though not to • great extent. We may ex.
pent, on the whole, an average crop. At the Fag Kent hop dinner in
this city, on Saturday, the report. from the vitrioua diets ins were
stated to beconflieting, and not warranting the duty being laid higher
than 170,0001. General ace amt. epeak of the burr going on well.
and Justifying the duty at 180,0001.—Ttriatrairr.—Our hops con.
Untie about the same as last week.—Molistorre Jorreol.-
13srr. n—The bops for thin hat week hare made tepid on:green
they he done wonders, and In appearance they intend growing out
toe full size, and with another week of quiet weather we may expect
15 cwt. to the 6676 on the best lands. The new-planted hop ground
has taken well this year in this district—Bauurruso.—The wea-
ther has been everything we mold wish in favour of the hope, which
are coming on well m most gardens In this parish ; the warm days
and night. and few showers cannot be more favourable for • fair crop.
We oontinue to keep better than our neighbours around us, where the
gardens lie in the buts, which has been the are all the sumo.—
BeetWallit. —Oar boppbetations during the last ten days hare ad.
ranted rapidly. Thus gram& in which thepiant was wimp& Wand
by vermin in ma early tee of negro. tb, exhibit Bowan spyraranne
beautiful hey ikerlielem,sadwarnuit their posmustelemesdner.
B fair weather seeksen •user approaehing due Oka pm Teem
those Nome= teadtk the vermin hes dew se=,
indiettswittben pennseme tutu, kepresedvmy
of lete, the ampm efts le met pormis, owl Agl
of ham es bevits kit* es Is bum Ihst tole pekes addle
such se will greatly bask alter labssisse gilie.—
111.1111.T-11te this &WA ere sip me* hrrourably,
with every ptohabWty, es fns premo appermoss Be, et produdng
a fair average emp.—rifframes.—The hap us utiff *ma In
this pariah, cum./quietly es mew use Seely
be iskeked cm.
—lisearroaceos.—Tie waster Elwin Ifs pa week *vier hem
favourable for the hope, we have be report Oat they have improved
nu, our last. We de net raped be pit a lase 'top, but quite an '
average one. —Hcsimmerms.-11. totem we have lately bad,
coupled with the high lemperoeue, have very much improved the
appearance of our hue; Gdy sew premed a very gay sight. The
hope are growing may Ma, sod me agreeing out well. This pariah
will scarcely have a rind In GO agnsiV. dim la quantity or qu.tha
thls ili
—Hunnoaraz.—The meat k Ise st gook been ea
favourable to the hop.blne; the to see mew very hat for
Lek average ep.—lga Ott in
the hap dile larast well. halm pospetasety *a that has
been least tiered by Ys. Mak et vat lets hist bey, bat they
are small, ge
e.—Thebopnresty. We eirti e pet* he* webs Ike Ike kgmay year'ins crop.
--rim 'rtit, set we my,
oeighbourboad. st• ilkass Is Myatt* Soy look well and healthythis.
and there is sway mumer at tome* of a Lie c..—..
Notelet—Om hey yogi ham sow a much ?;;;
glom this toy Img a ther wets beek.—Borauterieui.—
The hops are mots( me& making the greatest poieible
improvement to the le* grenda—ltra.—The hops EMI&
rally In this nedtheerkted on progressing very favour.
ably, and it is anticipated the some *relations will produce quite an
average growth. On the other hand there are some patches where
they will fall very short, only a surprising change taken place.—
Ltawristan.—The hops in this parish are decidedly improving within
the last few daps and are fast coming into hop. Notwithatanding
they generally run small this year, they are coniddered to be very
thick on the poles, and small hope are sore to weigh well with fine
weather.—Wamn ass —The hope continue to progress in our best
plantation., and we may tray bid well foe a kir crop; but still the
opinion is that the duty is let too light. —Siusez Advertiser.

WOOL—HUDDERSFIELD, Aug. 24.—The demand
for this staple article of our manufacture has been very
limited during the put week. To-day more activity has
been visible, and a good quantity of Wool has found buyers
at last week's rates.

CATTLE, &c.—FAREn.ut, Aug. 24.—A good
number of fat Beasts, some grasefed, from Sussex, in tint-
rate condition, making from I Is. to lls. Ed. per score ; in-
ferior, from 9s. 6d. to 10n In the Sheep.sale, beet Sussex
and Hampshire Down Wethen, 41. Bd. 6s. per stone;
large Sheep, 41. 4d. ; fat Ewes and poorer Sheep, 4s. Fat
Lambs getting very scarce, the highest price 6e. per stone ,-
for moderate, 6s. 4d. to 6e. Bd. Some well.fed Calves fetched
I Is. per score; moderate quality, IN. 6d. Great prices
given for prime Porkers, 12s. per wore; large bacon Hogs,
I ls. to 11s. 6d.

SALMI:IIY, Aug. 24.—There were many fat Demo,
Herefords, Short-horns, Scotch, and other Beasts for sale;
the primest quality fetched from lls. Gd. to 12s. per score;
common, 10s. Fat Cairo were very scarce ; the prices were
from 10s. to lls. per score. Best Down Wethers reached 7d.
to 70. per lb. ; large Dorset and Somerset horn do., 7d.
Some other large Sheep, of second-rate quality, and Ewes,
went off at Gd. to Old. per lb. The foreign Sheep made bid.
Lambs, from be. 4d. to 6s. per stone. Small Pigs, lls. to
Us. Gd. per score ; larger do., 101. Gd. tolls.
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GLASGOW Aug. 23.—Sheep and vials were scarce in the
market to-day, and brought high prices. Beet blackhead
Sheep sold at 30s. Best Beef and Tallow brought 12e. per
tron stone. Lambs were plentiful, but for the most part of
inferior quality. Prices ranged from 61. to the. 9d.
For Yesterday's Market, ow last page.