The Express.
London, England, 1848-08-21 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS.

310NEY MARKET Sr CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Two o'Ciock.—We have no particular feature this
morning in public securities. Consols at the com-
mencement of business were heavy and drooping, but
they are now a shade better, at 86, sellers
for money and buyers for time, with, how-
ever, little doing, and a rather undecided market.
Reduced Threes are 86 to 4. Three-and.a-Quarter
per Cents., 864 to Exchequer Bills, 28s. to 325.
premium. Bank Stock, 196 to 8.
We have scarcely the slightest change to notice
in foreign securities. The market is dull, but prices
are nominally-as before. Mexican,l6l to 17. Brazilian,
70 to 2. Cbilian 83 to 6. New Grenada, 11; to 12g.
Peruvian, 30 to 2. Spanish File., 111 to 12,1; the
Threes, 221 to ; Passive, 3 to 1. Portuguese, 18
to 19. Dutch Two-and-a-lalf per Cents., 41 to 5; the
Fours, 70 to 2. Daniell, 67 to 70. Belgian, 67 to
70. Russian, 99 to 101.
From Amsterdam the adviccs represent domestic
stocks as heavy and in decline. The Two-and-a-Half
per Cents., reported at 44 3-16, were 7-16 lower than
the price quoted by previous notices. There had
been a good demand for the Fours, and some
considerable purchases, but on their completion the
market became weaker. Some large parcels of
Aus'rian stocks offered for sale, could only partially
be placed, and prices declined accordingly. Russian
stocks were the exception to the general rule, and
were still in request.
ENGLISH VIINDS.
Cant Stock. 11,6 8 S :ce. Coos for Ae.,86 borer,
3 per Ct. Ite4. Aune., 86 t 3 per Coate.. 86,; 21 3
per Ct. Co.os Anus. et; Idlers I tebequer 1011.Tde. to 32. e. prem.

F 041613241
per Ct. Ae4trion Rond4.
.1] per Ct. BOK. Ilona, UT TO
2; per Cunt. ditto, 30 6
~ per lt. Brut'inn Dan, TO 2
Imo, New. tts it
per Ci. Buenos Ayrea Us, 20
Ditto Chaim DOL. 83 6
1. tto Columh Dot. Ma,
Columbian P..uusitor 14,14.,11 2/
per Ct. Dani.it DI,. 47 TO
2, per Cl. Dutch lids.. 44 5
4 our()L Dutch 2

FUNDS.
1 par Can. Growls Ma.. 111 121
Gnu lbfert..l i!,16., 2 1
per et &lowan. 1118, lel IT
6 90? Ct. l'erstrupt %Is.. 30
Portutvm Four?. 18 19
Ct. Hum. Bd.. 99 101
Ditto Spaellth
3 I,CT It t9tutti,43 etts.
Iteftrred na..—
ukto I'>elrc
2 too Ct. wieruela lids.. 15 18
v-nett.cla Dderred 11d... 16

RAILWAYS.—The share market is extremely dull
and inactive. An improvement, however, has taken
taken place in 'Midland stock, which h s risen today
G per cent., on the. report of Mr. Hudson's having been
induced to continue as chairman. North Staffords are
4 dia.; Caledonian Pref. are 1 pm. ; Scottish Cer.traht
have attracted more attention lately. The failure of a
leading broker in Edinburgh comes reported, and
caused quite a panic there.
SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO Tnis DAY IN LONDON.
lEaturday's [awes sill be :outwit n loot page.)
Aberdeen, 20 I Lon. B N. Western, 113 11
Caledonian, 231 I Do. New, 0111
Da. New let. Pre., 21 I Do. Fifths, 61
Che•te & Holyhead fret., 141 Do. 114.14. & 8., B, 6
E. Anglian 2.6. L. at E and L. & Lon. &4. Western, 391 6
D., 3 Do. Third., 51 d
E. Countirs, 14 1 Midland, 88 93
Do. New Guar. 6 per Ct., 51 6 Do. NI. Cons. Pref., 11 12
Do. In. No. 2, par Do. Cons. lids. * Birm. 6 per
Gt. Northern, 51 ter Cent., 114
Great Southern and Western (Ira. Shrews. 8c Chester 8 per Cent.
land),
N. 2ti i Pref., 121
Great of England New 14. S. Eastern. 241
ah., 301 I lb. No. 2, 111
Great Western, 821 Do. No. 4, 66
Do. Qrs., 18 York, New*, Ilk Bor., 301
Do. New 171. Mt., 91 Do. Orig. New. & iler., 28 1
Lane. B Yorkshire Fifths, 66 Do. Es. No. I (York & Newt.),
Do. Thirds (Beg.), 41 16 151
Do. New Guar. 6 per Cent., 3 Do. No. I (New* & Am),it:ll 1
London & BLackwall, 41 1 Do. G. N.B. (Fur. °chef.), 86
Land., Brigh., &S. Coast, 291 1 Tork and N. Mid. Pref., 101
Do. New M. Guar. 6 per Ct., 31 Do. E. and W. R. Un., 2.1
N. British Thirds, 2 Botiogne and Amiens, 6/
16. Staffordshire, 8/ 1 Namur and Liege, 41
Scottish Central, 24 31

PRODUCE.—MixaIIo-LAN F. Half-past Two.—
The public sales declared for to morrow consist of 8,000 bags
Mauritius, Bengal, and Madras Sucar; Coffee, 5,000 Naga
Rio, and 4,500 bags Costa Rica ; Rice, 6,000 bags ; and se-
veral other small sales of Rum and Spices. The only ar-
ticle in demand to-day by private contract is Rice, for
which rather higher prices have been paid, and probably
7,000 bags sold, including the parcels on Saturday
afternoon. The accounts of the disease in the potatoes
received from letland and other parts of the kingdom, and
the state of the weather, will sufficiently account fur this;
for, although a considerable advance has taken place for the
lowest point of the market in June, yet white East India
Rice, at the pre.cnt price, 14s. per cwt., or lid. per lb., is a
very cheap article for food.—Tallow : Arrived during the
week 2,500 casks ; delivered, 2,202 casks; the present stock
ou hand is 15,327 caiits. At the same period last year it
was 12,796 casks.

TALLOW.—TaIIow steady. Petersburg Y. C. on
the spot, 445.; October to December delivery, 435. 9d.;
separate moots--,' delivery, 4lc 3d.

COALS.—Haylpast Tioo.—Eden Main,l6s.; Haat-
ing's Bartley, lis. ; Tanficld Moor, 13s. 6d.; Walls End
Braddyll's lietton, 165. 9d. ; Walls End ,Hetton, 17a.;
Walls End Lambton. 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 175. ;
Walls End Adelaide Tees, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Tees, 17s.
—Ships at market, 59.

CORN. M —__aaw-LatiE. A moderate supply of
English Wheat by land carriage samples, from the near
counties, a fair portion of which consisted of the new crop,
was taken off by the millers, at an advance of 3s. to 45. per
quarter upon the rates of Monday last. Free foreign Wheat
sold at an improvement of about 31. per quarter, and
a like advance was realised upon bonded and floating cargoes.
For Barley the demand was extensive, at Is. to 2s. more
money than was cbtainsblc en Monday last. Oats were in
fair request, at ad. to Is. more money. Beans and Peas
were each is. to 2s. dearer. Millers have advanced the top
price of Flour to 535. per sack.
BRITIBII. 11•011ses per gummy
WEIZOT, Fate: and bent, red 54 to 58 to GO...white 34 to 61 to 64
Norfolk aril Suffolk. 51 to 56 to 59_ do 57 to 59 to 64
Talavera (Eames or Suffolk
Camb. & Lin., red.... 52 to 51 to 56 ..white..... 51 to 59 to:80
Northumb. and Scotch do.— to —... d 0...... to -- to
Irish do
itirs. 32 to 94
akilLiT, Feeding. to —...distilling 28 to 30 to 35
Irish
Beck W 16.1. to
OATS, English Feed. 19 to 21 to 22s Od .blaek.. —to —ls Od
Ditto Palle& ... al to 22 to 23s Od...potato 26 to 27s Od
Berwick t 800teljeed
.22 to 24s Od,..potato 24 ts 21s Od
Irish feed l6 to 20s Od .black.. l9 to 206 Od
Ditto potato 22 to 24s Od
Vat.? 56 to 68 . 'Me, na1e....... .9 to 61
Pass, grey 37 to 306 Od. maple 39 to 41
Blue 45 to 47. impenal 47 to 61
White 36 to 40...boiters. 4O to 42
Ets.uss, Donegan.. 30 to 32 tlek
Darrow 32 to 95 .small 34 to 36...01d to
Tkam, New Spring —to --new winter —ma --old —to
R.srmsnz, New 60 to 68
LINSIZD Cmuns, per thousand
Pertatk et :911946.

nova, Town-made, delivered 4$ to 53...f1ne houseVold
Norfolk and Suffolk 42110 46. white 44 to 40
Northumberland, Lincoln, and Yorkshire--
Sures and Kent to -Iriah — to

FOREIGN.

Viaser, Dantsic and Konigsberg.7 36 tt;130...11ne 62 to $4
Fomeranean, Rostock, and Stetrin, 53 55 to 59
French and Brabant — to
Durnsh and lissaburgh
Russian 43 to 49. Egyptian — to
Danube and Odom 45 to 51
Spanish hard to —...soft — to
Puna= ..... .... ...... ...... —to —...Anetraliun 5B to 58
RTZ
&MIST, Feeding 24 to 28 .distilling 2B to 30
Inuits Coax 14 to 38 .I.asmuss to
OLT% Ruse=
Porneranean and Stralsund to
Swedish and Daniell
Frieseland and Dutch feed
Ditto Brew
Buss, tick to —..44.. to
Small
_ F 4 yptisa— ...... ...

Pug, per
White
Pinta, American, per barrel all
Dant& and Ilamburg

Mn---Catita
French, per sack of 1501ba.
ARRIVALS I2F
Qrs
Wheat
Barley
Oats
Flour,

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of as. to 41. per
about laA we

load. Barley.
Ws. to 395.

BATH, August
and Barley ; Oat
tion higher. Wh
Oats, 225. to 24e.

BaDFOILD,
for the season.
process, and tl
and tedious.

2e. per load, -
In Oata, Beans,
nominal, at the /
36a. per five b!
average on 371
On 17 gra. Barley,
BOSTON, AU.'
the weather'

fully Is. ad,
Oats, 16s. to '

CANTERBUR \
this day with \\
price of Is. to 2s.
new, 51s. to 565.
20s. Peas, 341.
CHELMSFORD, 1
Wheat at market.
being Hoe, buy.-
on fine white, .
Wished. Spring
which moat be 11
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INTO LONDON FROM 14th Al'O. TO 19th All 6.
VS. English. Scotch. Irish. Foreign.
ii;
I 4589 1
50 1
500 1.270 1 1764 I 59338
, 3,558 sacks ;
IT, August 19.-We have to quote an advance
per qr. in the price of Wheat. Other grains at
week's quotations. Wheat, 121. to 141. 10s. per I.
Pau,to 325. pa qr. Oats, 225. to 295. Beans,
345. to 421. r
'gust 19.-Our market is 2s. dearer for Wheat
Oats, Beano, and Peas are in the same propor-
Wheat, 565. to 605. per qr. Barley, 305. to 32a.
245. Peas, 48s. to 505.
, August 19.-The show of Wheat was moderate . •
n. The farmers a'e engaged in their harvest • .
that the unsettled weather makes precarious . • ..
Wheat sold readily at an advance of fully i
and Barley 2s. per qr., advance over last week.
ant, and Peas, so little doing, that the price is
the last quotatiens. Wheat made from 304. to • B
bushels. Barley, 265. to 345. per qr. The I
171 qrs. of Wheat, on the 12th inst., was 475.7 d.
7arley, 31s. 77d. 37 qrs. Beans, 375. 544.
August 19.-A small show of Wheat today, and,
• being unsettled, merchants were !me buyers at 1
xl .1
vance. Wheat, red, 48s. to 645. ; white, Ms. 1
) 225. Beans, 36.. to 395. per qr. ' !
n: BT, August 19.-Our market was well supplied
hWheat, but a very dull sale, 1
at an advance in • 1
to 2s. per qr. Wheat, old white, 545. to 60s. 6d.;
i 565. ; old brown, 48a. to 555. Barley, 355. Oats,
341. to 355.
?ORD, August 18.-There was a small supply of i
sarket. Farmers asked higher prices, but the day
buyers were not eager; and an advance of lc tots. .
te, and 2s. to 3s. on red, could scarcely be este-
r
pnag Corn without alteration, except white Peas,
t be written 2s. dearer.
I
;TER, August 19.-During the heavy rain on
it, and for some time after, the atmosphere was
on Wednesday there were abowers, with warm
Esther, and some of the white Wheats quickly
Nearly half the crop is stacked, but mat i

of it, from its condition, is destined to remain till
next spring. The growers generally complain of the yield
of Wheat, which certainly is not heavy, but figures woes* by
contrast with the abundant crop of lest year. There is still
a good quantity of old in the farmers' hands. Potatoes are
bad indeed ; not a single piece is tree from disease, and it is
now ascertained that tne users mass to grow on the first
attack. Barley promises a better quality than was expected, '
and may yield fairly in quantity, but the Clovers are so
luxist dint, that unless there is a peculiarly fine time for har-
vesting the crop, it must be stained and much injured. Beans
prom.sa well. Here prices have advanced fully in propel.
tion to those of the consuming markets, and Laving min
with a close atmosphere to-day, formers are unwilling
sellers, and goad red Wheat cannot bo brought to snip under
665. f.o.b. Same new appears, but generally in p or condi-
tion, and Welles about the same price as old, weight for
weight.
GLOUCESTER, August 19.-At our market this day, the
continued bal weather and advancing prime elsewhere
caused farmers to . mand an advance of Is. per qr. npou the
paces of last week. foreign Wheat is in active request. at
2a. per qr. more money, and fl 'citing cargoes or parcels in
bend 3s. per qr. advance. Beans find buyers at an improve.
meat of Gd. to Is. per qr. Barley in good demand, and more
money would be given for (fully ualities. Oats firmly held,
and go off to consumers at former rate'.
The weather
still very unu tied. Present prices:-Wheat, English,
white, per imperial bushel, 7e. 4d. to 7s. 6d. ; redlbs ~ 7s.
to 7s. 31. ; Danteic (low to high mixed), per 480 ,
79. MI. to 7e. ; Poineraninn, Stettin, 7s. to
7s. 3d. • Odessa, Alarianopoli, soft, Oa Gd. to Go. 9.1. ;
Odessa, 'Tag:wive, hard, Gs. 31. to Go. 61. Barley, &This,
grinding, per 3921b5. :a,. to Vs. ; malting, per imperial
41r., 325. to 325. 63. ; frish, erinding, 2'2s. to 29+. 61. ;
ing, 325. to 335.; foreign, grinding, 27a. to 295. 6 I.; malting,
31e. to 345. Beans, Brattish, old, per imp. bush., 65.61. to 5s 9d. ;
foreign, Egyptian, per 651 the., 4s. to 40. &I. ; French,
Butch, smell Tick, 45. 10d. to 53. • Irish, N. to ss. 21
Oats, per 312 lb., Limerick, Wereford. end Enniscorthy,
white, 228.61 to 235. ; Cork, Waterford, and Toughen, 225.
to 22e. MI.; Welsh, black. 21e. to 221.61. • Ir:els. net 3121 ha,
21s. to s2s Peas, breakers,foreign, per iin 54. 3d. to 54. 6d.;
beakers, grey and grinders, English, per 5503. 4.. 10d. to
ss. Wien Corn, per 651.b5. 4s. 941. Flour, beet
seconds Entlish, per sick , 435. to 445. Linseed Cake, French,
101. to 101. 10s.
GUILDFORD, August 19.-A limited supply of Wheat,
with a small proportion of this year's c rowtb, et good qua-
lity. Tee unsettled state of the weather, and the injury
already sustained by the W heart in the fields, caused an
clearance to made, at an advance of 4s. per .
ex-
Wheat, 545. to 68s. new,, 525. to G 64. rea•, 38s. to eqr
2s.
Oats, 20s. to 245.
MANCHESTER, August 19.--Continued wet weather, and
the reports of the extensive and rapid tweets's of the Potato
bright, has, at length had some effect on the Corn trade, and
throughout the week we have had en active inqu'ry for
every made at aslvanciug prices, leaving factors without
anything that can b • called stock on halal. Irish millers
have been eager buyers of tended Wheat and Indian
Corn, at comidirably higher roes than these which
were obtainable during the last week. At Lly.rpool
and Wakefield, yest, relay, an advance was realised upon all
articles. At this day's market the show of samples of Wheat
and Flour is very scanty, end both meet ready sale, at an'ad-
vance Irene the former of 6.1. per bushel, and upon the latter
of 24. to Os. per sack, upor the quotations of our last. Oats
ere 31. to 4d. psr bushel, Beans, 2s. per qr., Oatmeal, la. per
load, Indian Corn, ss. to Gs. per quarter, and ludian
Corn Meal, Is.- 6d. per betel higher. Malt participates
in the general improvement. So completely ter a long time
past, has every br inch of the trade restricted itself to the
•• Mind to tnotth " system, that we are caught without any
reserve to meet the present upset of Weirs. Toe fol.
lowing are the current rates: Wheat, per bushel of
701 be., English, white, Ss. 61 to Bs. 101. ; red, es. to
Bs. 4d.; Irish, white, Ss. 3d. toss. 61.; red, Mc to Bs. 241. Bar-
ley, per bush. of 601b5., grinding, 4s. to 4s. 61. Oats, per
bush of 451b5., English, Scotch, and tine Irish, 3s. Gd. to
3e. 7d. ; Irish kiln-dried runs, 3s. 4.1. to 36.6 d. Beans, per qr.
of 504 lbs., En fish, small, 40s. to 415.; tick, 39e. to 40s. Peas,
per 8 imperial bushel,, white, boilers, 40s. to 42a. Flour,
per sack of 2801 N, English and Irish, fine, 40e. to 41s. ;
superfine, 425. to 435.; extra, 441. to 465. Oatmeal, per
mad of 2401b5., English and Irish, 28s. to 29t.
NEWCASTLE, August 19.-The weather this week has
been meld and unseasonable, but, with the exception of
Thursday and yesterday, but little:rain has fallen, and from
the temperature being so low the crops ripen very slowly.
Last night it blew a perfect hurricane, end we fear where
the corn was ripe a cool deal of loss would ba occasioned by
the shake wind. From the inanities we made today, it
appears hareem cannot be general in this district for ten days
to a fortniegist. The trade during the present week, notwith-
standing the acotesion of liberal arrival., has assume el much
firmness, and at our markst on Tuesday a large business was
done in Wheat, at an advance of Is. per qr.; a geed clearance
being at the same time made in Flour at very extreme rates,
other article, being likewise in fair request at rather over
our previous quota- ions. At our market this morning we
bad a pretty lair she • of Wheat from the growers, and
having several fresh parcels in coastwise, the trade neverthe-
less opened with much firmness, farmers' samples beine
early cleared off at au improvement of 2s. per qr., and,
although a similar advancement was made upon South
Country qualities, the business done was not extensive,
owing to our millers having bought pretty freely during the
week. For choice South Country red, 375. Gd. to 58,.
per qr. was procured. weighing naturally 62 SIM., but made
631bs. per bushel. Foreign was not generaLy offered, duty
paid,futon pre (erring to hold in bend. Flour scarce and rather
d , and although rather over 401. was made for eheice
households, we scarcely Mel ourselves justified in quoting
slave that figure; should, however, our millers remain firm
to their price, which was fixed at 425. to-day, we may in that
case touch 411. for approved marks next week. In Itye little
stirring. Grinding Barley is lively request, and the turn
dearer, and the same remarks will app:y to fine tender /wa-
gon-made Malt. Beans and Peas without change. With
Oats we ware sparingly supplied, and for such last week's
sates were willingly given. A sample of new Oats at mar-
ket today, which sold at 28s. per qr., quality good. The
duty on Wheat in Is. lower, on other articles no change.
Wheat: British, Northumberland. new, white, 565. to 60s. ;
red, Ns. to 58s. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, new, white, 575. to
60s. ; red, 665. to 585.; Lincolnshire, new, white, 665. to
68s. ; red. 545. to 561. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 28s. to 308.
Barley, Northumberland and Scotch, 265. Loin 285.; Che
waxier, 28s. to 30e. • grinding and distllg, 24e. to
28s. Malt, 50s. to 56's. Chevalier, 575. to 595. Oats,
Northumbrland and Scotch, potato, new, 245. to 265. ;
common and Angus, new, 225. to 245. Peas, white, boilers,
3435. to 38s. ; grey and maple, 34,. to 365. Beans, new,
345. to 38s. Flour, per sack, fine, Stockton and Nor-
thumberland, 40s. to 425. ; Norfolk, white, 40s. to 425. ;
households, 38s. to 40s. ; seconds, 365. to 395. ; households,
345. to 375. ; thirds 265. to 32a. ; households, 265. to 325.
Wheat, foreign, Dantzic and Konigsberg, white, 585. to
625.; red, 50s. to 66+. Silesian, white, 565. to 605.;
red, 555. to 575. Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white,
565. to 625. ; red, 67e. to 60-3. Hamburg, Marks, and
Anhalt, white, 545. to 605. ; rail, 545. to 67e. Kiel and
Holstein, white, 645. to 58,. ; red, 548. to 66e. Petersbure
and Archangel, red, 465. to 48s. Odessa, reel, 50s. to 545.
Polish, red, 505. to 545. Rye, Pomeranian and Permian,
28s. to 30s. Russian, 2N. to 2139. Barley, Sul, 28s. to
305.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 275. to 295. Oats, Dutch
Brew, 22e. to 245. ; Pomeranian, feed, 18s. to 20s. ; Hol-
stein and Danish, 16e. to 18s. ' • Archangel and Riga, 17s.
to 10s. Peas, white, 325. to 365. Flour, per barrel of
196 lb., United States and Canada, duty paid, 265. se 28s.
per ton. Arrivals this week: Coastwise, Wheat, 4,919;
Malt, 415; Oats, 50; Beans, 7. Foreign, Wheat, 455; Rye,
150; Barley, 1,046; Oats, 340; Peas, 5; Beans, 200.
Flour, 1,817 sacks.
NEWPORT (Iste or WIGHT), August 19.-The attendance
of farmers at this day's market was small ; hut few samples
of corn offered. Wheat told at an advance of 2s. to 3s. per qr.
over last week's prices. Barley Is. dearer. Other grain as
last week.

Nonwtcx, August 19.-Our market was very barely sup-
plied with Wheat to-day, and the new that was shown we,
in very rough Bond Lion, scarcely weighing more than 611 b.
per bushel. The farmers demanded and obtained 4s. to ss.
per qr. advance on the rates of this day se'nnight. With
the exception of Wednesday, we have had rainy days; and
the Wheat carted has been, we have no doubt, meteriatly
injured. Flour commanded a ready sale, at 24. per sack
advance. In Spring corn there was little business done, at
slightly improved rates. Wheat, old, white, 58s. to 60s. per
qr.; red, 531. to .555. . • new, white, 545. to 554. ' • red, 48s. to
62e. Fine household Flour, f.0.b., 381. 6d. to 395. per sack
of 2801 b., purchasers finding sacks, andclaiming one month's
discount; retail, 2s. 2.1. per atone.
Norris:on sst, August 19.-Very little progress could be
made with harvest operations during the put week, having
had a considerable quantity of wet and ungeniel weather, in
consequence of whten holders of all kinds of grain have fur-
ther increased their demands, and at this day's market we
have an advance of full 3s. per qr. on all best qualities of
Wheat, and 2s. on inferior sorts; little or no new wheat
showing ; buyers, however, act with caution, and take only
for their present use; of spring corn we have but little
offering, but sufficient for the demand. White Wheat may
be quoted 575. to 59a.; red, 665. to 58e.; inferior, 651. to
56e. Barl.y, 30s. to 31s. Oats. 235. to 275. Beans, 404. to
42a. Flour, superfine, 465. ; seconds, 404. Malt, 58s. to 60s.

PETERBOROUGH, August 19.—We have a short supply of
Wheat to•uar, and there as also very little spring grain offer-
ing. The high prices eked for Wheat checked business at
the beginning of the market, but at the clue an advance of
3s. to 4s. was established, with a good demand. Beans, Oats,
and Barley each exceeded late rates by Is. per quarter. The
bulk of the Wheat crop is rut in this district, but yesterday
being the on:y fine day we have had for some time, but little
has been secured, and that not in good condition.
PETWORTH, August 19.—From the present critical state
of the weather, holden of Wheat were but little inclined to
sell at our market today, and, from the high prices asked,
but little business was done in this or in other grain. Prices
are nominal. Wheat, white, new, 141. 10s. to 151. per load ;
red, 131. 10s. to 141. Barley, 31s. to 33.. Peas, 445. to 46a.
Beans, new, 425. to 445. Oats, 220. to 21s. per qr.

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READING, August 19.—We had rather a small supply of
Wheat to-dav, and, great excitement prevailing with regard
to the outst...nding crops, the damage to which is now lament-
ably serious, we advance our quotations are this article full
45. to to. per qr. Spring Corn does not participate in the
same improvement, but Is. per qr. on every description was
readily paid. We are reluctantly
.compelled to observe that
the potato failure is rapidly increasing.
SAFFRON WALDEN, August 19.—Wheat market 2s. per
qr. dearer since last market-day. In Oats, Peas, and Beans,
nothing particular to notice.

SHAFTESBURY, August 19.—A very thin attendance, and
tall amount of sales effected, at higher prices than last
Wheat, .565. to 60s. Barley, 325. to 365. Oats, 245.
Bean', 425. to 60s.

BeNDERLAND, August 19.-The weather now appears
settled and fine for harvest operations; the crops of corn
have not sustained any injury from the meant rata. The
arrivals coastwise have been 370 qrs. Wheat and 290 sacks of
Flr, which have gone at once into coasumption. There
was • good supply of Wheat from the growirs to-day, with
• br:sk demand, ao that a clearance was
worth 5Ga. to 60a'
good ge qualities, 529. to 555. ; and inferior aorta, 48s.
to 50s. per qr. Good south country Wheats, and d
parcels
f new Wheat, in good grinding condition, ,
at inquire after
at these rates. Beans are in better demand 325. to 369.
Oats arc also improved in sale, at about page advance ;
Inc good new samples, 21s. to 245. may he obtained. Flour
is plentiful, and ready sale, at 38s. to 39.1. for south country,
and 369. to 375. for home-made.
WARMINSTER, August 19.-A large attendance of Corn
speculaturs, and much activity prevailed tbrocghout the
market, and mks effected very prematurely at an advance of
from Bs. to lls. per qr. on Wheat. Oats advanced from Is. to
2s. per Ar. The prices of other grail, nominally the some as lust
1 week. Wheat, 49,. to 645.; Barley, 32a. to 35a; Oat,' 21s. to
2.55.; Beans, 40s. to 455. per qr.'
WINCRESTER, August 19.-A short attendance to-day,
and magi ly 'mall; but little inclination was manifest. d by
the mdl.rs to p, rehase,the trade being hem at an advance of
2s. per qr. on Wheat. A steady trade elf,eted is Barley and
Oats, ',Rich were Is. per qr. dearer. Wheat, per laid, 131.
to 15/. Barley, 28s. to 345. Oats, 215.t0 201. Beans, 3.15.
to 40s. per qr.
WISBECit, August 19.-The heavy rain which fell here on
Mondry and Tuesday, with a continuance of unsettled
weather during the week, Lay bad an exciting effect on the
trade ; and to-day rain having again set in, inure uneasiness
is caused, and much higher price,' asked by the growers, aid
fully 4s. per qr. more money is obtained for Wheat since
this day week; other grain partakes of a proportionate ad-
vance. A few saa,ple, of new Wheat shown-quality good,
cmditien nut so ; prices varying from 505. to 55a. per qr.
WORCESTER, August 19.-The weather being unfavour-
able, and the supply of Wheat limited, selbas demai.ded suet
prices that it causc.l very little Wheat to be ,:i,pased of ;
the few sales made were at 26. to 31. per qr. over the rates
which could be obtained this day se might. Ii y scarce
and higher. Oats and Beans Gd. per qr. dearer.
YORK, August 19.-The weather during the week bee
been very favourable for hut% st operations, but last night
we had a very heavy rain ; to-day it is fine, and the baro-
meter is on the rise. We have a short supply of Wheat at
this deal's market, and we onto prices 2s. per qr. higher.
Oats are in better demand, and lr. per qr. dearer. I'resent
prices. Wheat, white, per imp. quarter, ben. to GO, ;
red. 535. to 565. Barley, grinding, 281. to 30s. Beans, 369.
to 40.. Rye, 339. to 38s. Malt, 60s. to 625. Oats, lOW.
to 11 id. per stone of 141ba. Flour, 370. to 40a. per sack of
2801bs.
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DtbLIN, August 18.—Yesterday and this =using prov-
Mg fine, atter a long lapse of unfavourable weather, induced
hopes, though since disappointed, of a permant nt change, end
served to cacck the upward tendency of general prices. We
report our quotations of Tuesday fur Wheat, Oatr and Oat-
meal, but we must advance our terms fur Flour fatly 6.1. per
cwt., and for Indian Core, 2a per qr. The re ports of the
potato crop ore nut more favourable, and there can now be
little doubt of a serious deficiency. The following
was the currency : Wheat, white, 31s. to 375. • red,
30.. to 3.55. per 28011's. Oats, 13.. to 1.55. per l'o6lb. ;
Bum Barley, Its. 6d. to 135.66. let 2241 b. Rapeseed, new,
2•55. to 27. per 224: t. Oatmeal, 6d. to 14s. 62.
per cwt. Flour, seconds. 183. to 19s. GI per cwt. Indian
Corn, 355. to 10s. per 4601ba.
BELFAST, August 17.—There can now be no mistake as
to the identity of the Potato disease of this year with that of
1816 ; the only question is eu to the extent to which it may
spread in the present crop. This, for the present, keeps the
grain market somewhat in check, but the tendency Ultra ady
upwards, and holders are not disposed to part except at
higher rates. The supply of grain from the country this
week has been small. Wheat meets a free sale, at an ad-
voice of 3:1. per cwt. since this day week. Flour unchanged
in value. Barley, prices nominal, and transactions few.
Oats sell freely at price quiet d, Oatmeal without change.
Indian Corn and Meal, a slow sale—Corn, 81. to 81. los.;
Meal, 81. Ms. to 01 2.. lid. per ton.
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Coax, August 18.—We have to report a considerable im-
provement in the weather sines we last wrote. The crops
are in a most critical state. All doubt as to the position of
the Potato crop is now removed: the disease has exhibited
itself in the most unmistakeable form in every locality. Oar
supplies of foreign grain are modera•e. The receipts of home
grain are small. Wheat, prepared, has advanced, on the
week, fully 21 per barrel ; and some business has been done,
both in home and foreign grain, at the improvement Oats
fully support late rates. The price of Flour is firmly main-
tained, without advance on late price. Indian Corn has
improved somewhat in value. Indian Meal is but I:tie
sought after, and all other meals are equally neglected.
Wheat, white, per 20 at., 295. ; red. 28..91. B. re Ils. Gd. to
lls. 7d. Oats, per 14 at., 145.; new, 13s. 3d to f3s. Gd.
LimEntcx, August 19.—The weather continues excessively
wet and cold ; no harvest operations can be proceeded with.
Tho lowlands are quite flooded, and the crops on them a
good deal damaged. The blight in the Potatoes is daily
extending ,• the growers crowd the markets at present to
get them off, but no doubt they will be scarce and dear in a
few months. But few arrivals of lndion Corn; the dem-nd
is chiefly confined to contractors (or p or relief. and the trade
is dull. Whoa Indian Corn, 91. 10s. to 9/. Ids. 6d. ;
91. 101. Indian Neal, 91. la,. Oatmeal, 131. per ton.

WATERFORD, August 19.-The weather having con-
firmed as unfavourable as possible during another week, no
progress has been made either in cutting or saving the
harvest, and our crept therefore are in a worse position than
they were on this day steCnight. We have had scarcely any
grain offering for the last five or six days, but one or two
choice parcels of mill Wheat have been east an aI:VILI.CO of
2a. per barrel, and a few old loads of new Oata and Bere were
bought on Tuesday, the former at 104. 94., and the latter
lls. per barrel. Superfine and seconds Flour Sae advanced
2s, to 31. per tack, with a tolerably free sale, but the inferior
kinds are difficult to quit even at former prices. A moderate
arrival of Indian Corn has led to a further reduction in
prices, without reviving the demand. The alarm respecting
the Potato crop is not so great as it was last w, ek. Penes:
Undricd Wheat, millers', per 20 stone, 29e. to 305.;
shipping,' 275. to 28s. Barley, per 16 stone, grinding, Ili.
to 12s. Oats, white, per 14 atone, Ils to lle. 3.1.; black,
10s. 9d. to I Is. 3d. Prepared : Wheat, millers', per 20 stone,
335. to 333. fl.; shipping, 264. to 295. Barley, per
16 stone, grinding, 13a. to 13s. 6d. Oats, white, per 14 et ,
Ile. 94. to 12s. ; black, lls. 9d. to 12a. Flour, superfine,
per sack, 433. to 455.; seconds, 375. to 38s. ; thirds, 30s.
to 325. • fourths, 20a, to 235. Indian Corn, Danube, per 20
stone, 21s, to 235.; American, yellow and red, 21s. to 225.;
Spanish and Portuguese, white, 203 to 20s. 61. Indian
Corn Meal, per cwt., 103. to 103. 6d. Oatmeal, pet cwt., 12s.
to 13s. Bran, per 6 stone, 3e. 3d. to 3e. 6d. Imports this
week :-Wheat, 700 qrs. ; Indian Cora, 4,475.
KIRLAIDT, August 19.-The weather during the week,
with the exception of Thursday forenoon, and a few hours
last night, when it rained vi ry heavily, has been drv, but
cool. Some Barley has been cut, and next week, with fa-
vourable weather, a good many farmers will commence
Barley harvest. Little Wheat will be cut for ten days yet.
On Sunday and Monday mornings, the weather was very
cold, approaching to frost, in consequence of which the
blackened appearance of patches of tne shaws in Potatoes
fields, which we noticed last week, his extended in seviral
instances to the whole field. We have not as yet, how-
ever, seen any symptoms of disease in the tubers. At our
country *theta this week we had fair supplies of Wheat,
which met a ready sale, at a further advance of fully 2s. per
qr., but even at this rate, many farmers refused to sell ; Oats
were in very small supply, and brought Is. per qr. over last
week's rates ; et Barley, Beans, and Peas, almost none off r
ing. Here, to-day, we had a fair supply of Wheat, which
was quickly taken off, at 2s. per qr. over last week's rates ; a
few small parcels of old Barley and Oats sold at about le. per
qr. advance ; one parcel of new Barley, in very poor condi-
tion, sold at 243. per qr. Wheat, 63.. to 625. per qr. ; Barley,
28e. to 345. Gd.; Oats, 225. to 265. Oatmeal, 335. to 345. per
bag of 2801 b.
DANTZIC, August 12,-Yesterday 330 lasts of Wheat were
sold ; total quantity this week, 1,400 lasts, A lot of high
mixed Volbynian, 621b5., was sold at 475.; fine mixed, 611b5.,
sold at 443. to 443. 6d. Although we have had more or less
rain every day this week, the weer in the Vistula does not
increase. The increased disposition to buy Wheat yesterday
seems to have been crested by Saturday's London letters, re-
porting a return of rainy weather, and a greater demand
visible for floating cargoes, which leads us to expect better
accounts from Monday.
GENOA, August 12.-We calculate on about 80,000 qrs.
of grain, chi, fly Wheat, so being at present the stock here
ashore and afloat, as the arrivals during the last month were
but small. On the close of spring, a certain number of
Sardinian vessels were fitted out for the Black Sea, but since
then, in the uncertainty of the turn which political affairs
might take, very few more vessels for the same purpne
have followed, so that it is yet difficult to pronounce on the
extent of the supplies likely to come forward at the usual
sermon of arrivals. Prises in the meantime have been sup-
ported on the strength of the crops of Wheat in Italy haying
only proved a middling average. Wheat, Marianople and
Berdianeka, 37e. 10d. to 40s. 54. ; Polish, 42a. Id, to 435.10 d.
Indian Corn, Danube, 223.8 d., f. o. b.

HOPS.—Bonounit Man-arr.—Meagre. Pattenden
and Smith report that the accounts this morning come more
unfavourable, and the weather continuing wet causes the
duty to decline, and the market to be very firm.
New Mlclit E. Kanto 31. oto 41. 0 Yearling Kenteaxcet.lll6 lo V. 4
Weald of gent. 2 7to 2 16 Yearling gusset „ 1 15 to 3
Buse: ..... 2 Bto3 14 Old „ 1 otol 16
Farnham@ 4 oto 6 0

CATTLE, &C.—SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.—
Although the supply of Beasta bee rather increased from
last Monday, the trade is more cheerful for the best qualities,
and 4s. 4d, is realised in some instances. The number of
Sheep and Lambs is smaller, and trade decidedly better,
although but little advance in price obtained, owing to
the very wet weather. We are again plentifully supplied
with Calves ; trade ia exceedingly heavy, at still lower prices.
From Holland and Germany we have about 500 Beasts, 2,800
Sheep, and 282 Calves ; Scotland, 200 Beasts ; Northampton
and Leicester, 1,700; and Lincolnshire, 300.
Per stone of 811 s. e. d. a. d. Yet atone of ens ad.a d.
Beet ticota. lieniforde 4 0 4 2 Rat Dna a Hf.-lidn W. 0 0 0
Sod Shorthorns
Second quality Dcsete. 3 0 3 6 Do. de. Bhors 0 0 0
Calves 1 3 0 4 0 Ewes and second qua/Ity 3 6 4
Puoi
Deft Due. & Half-beetle 4 0 5 0 Lambe 4 0 5
Bowie at market, 3,620; Sheep and Lamm. 24,00 Calve. 345;
Pay% 413.
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Sturrsanuav, August 19.—Pigs were not so numerous u
of late, and the sale for all descriptions were very good. Fat
Pigs sold from 9s. tldie lls, per score. Pork, 7d. to Sid.
per lb. Iletf, 50. ad. Mutton, 6d. to 7d. Veal, 6d. to
71d. Bacon, B+d. Od.

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