The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-05 00:00:00

No.
rthern.. _
E. Late. New, 71. Ss. 9tl d Man., Pheff., t Lln. rra, da.CaLp
Lane. & York. Pref., Pe. CaL p N. Plitieh Third., '.la.. d
Great Northern, Of. 1...9d. d Northern Cowan., ..lf lt.e. d

13R1STOL I,•LT 4.
The improvement of the last few days emtinned, and the
tone of the market was better than for some time since.
Gt. Western qrs., I/ d I LAM. and N. Wert., New Qrs., I p
Do. Wilts, par 8. L. Ss Dover, 24
Do. New en, Ir d_ _ -

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YORK 24LE.2, Jr 41. 4.
York, Newt., R Ber. Fa, No. 2, I Great Northern, C. . le. to. Gd.
(late N. a; B.), 111. Si tkl. N. Britiah Third*, 21. 1 le. Ile. Gd.
Do. O.N.E. l'ur., rt!. la. GJ. 2a.

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Half-past 71c0.
The public oaks of Sugar consist of 6,000 bags Mauritius ;
1,500 hags Bengal, and 5,000 bags Madras; they are pro.
gressirg without spirit, but no mate' isl alteration in
prices. %heel has been in good demand. and
prices are a shade dearer; standard-quality, 56s.—CIffee
remains tolerably steady.—Rice was withdrawn, for want
of buyers at full prices.—Cotten has become more firm,
and a slight advance has been established on the last public
sale rata.—Rum steady.—Saltpetre dull, and
prices partly nominal.
Duty titin no Sugar to last week, in London, Lieerpool, inet.
Bristol, and iba Clyde
I So the sarne period last year .

••• •••• 18,720
ocrno PA on saa ug 1845 To Lan W lbs.
London
Liverpool
Bristol 3,4,207
Hull —,— 111„162
Clyde

Anew ...

17,928,493
17,335,411

295,082
1 ÜBSIINT.
11“, 240. 1. £2 2 6 0
Hoop". 9 0... 0
Cargo 'tear:llSW 0 0... 9
ftwedoth ll 10...12
LEAD, at per toe.
Pi text l7 0...17
MJed, sheet l7 10... 0
Pare 17 0...18
Patent shot ..,.. IV 0... 0
red or minim ... 19 0_ 0
Speller l4 0... 0
Otu, per 252 imp. “1. d.p.
Vied, seal, pale 24 14... 0
iKrim ........
28 10... 0
ab brown
4 Teihmr— 22;
111... ..7:
J rin 7
',lead Matter 79 1..40
00d.,..„

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South Res. ... 23 0...25 0
011se,Gallipoll,p.ton 44 0_45 0
Coc Nut 43 0...44 0
heed, Rape, pil,
per ton 33 0— 0 0
Linseed 23 13...23
Paoreuors, per cwt.
Butter—Cork, Ist._ RI 0_42 I
4ths 69 0 30 0

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Dtblip,l4 0 0::: 0 i
limerick, do 7O 0...80 0
Carlow, bit BO 0..89 0
?iv wry, 14t ...... 0 0...
N. atcrford 7O 0...80 0
Bear, India, per
feces

l'rinlo Men 0 0... 0
Pork, prime !nese— 75 0 .80 0
Bacce-Pork,Lfark 173 0.30 •
Do., Belfast ,
Bacon, Wate.rford,
per ewL CO 0...76 0
Belfast
Lard,Relfast,prfrk 118 o_lo •
Waterford, do 1
Ditto Bladder
Ainerican,dulyy. 62 .710.0
Hints, Ox and Cow, at per
B. A. and M. Video,
dry 08.44 6a. 6d
Bolted 0 21...0 21
Brazil, dry 0 0..0 0
Df7o4lled 0 0 _0 31
Rio, dry 0 31...0 14
Lima& Valp. dry 0 3j...0 I
asst India, dry 0 0 ...0 0
Salted 0 3...0 84
East India 0 61-0 la
Kips, R. Ayres, dry 0 0 ..0 0
Russia, dry 0 0 ...0 01
8. Amer.llerse, per
blde 6 —II 0
Russia, ditto 6 ... 7 0
Dr' Wow., at per too.
i Logurood,J-malea E 4 0... 4 5
Honduras ...... ..... 3 3... 3 10
I Catapeschy 610...7 0
none, Jamaica 5 0... 0 0
NVoun, large aid
solidrag 10 0...1S •
&nail . ..
I Lima IS 0...10 4
bapal2 13 0-16 0
' Itol &alders ...... 4 0... 4 10
Er.mil 111 5... 3 0

for bonded grain. The supply of Barley is good, but not be-
yond the demand, which is great at fully late prices. We
had Mr to-day's market a rather large supply of Wheat from '
our own growers-quality very fine, and, more desire being
evinced to realise, the trade was only dull, and last week's
prices not exceeded-very little doing in foreign, for the rea-
son assigned above. Barley is in good demand, and quite
equal to the rates of this day week; in some cases
more money is paid. All other kinds of spring
Corn are dull of sale, and especially Beans, which are in
great supply. Na inquiry for Peas, except at low prices, for
grinding. There is a good supply of Linseed, which meets a
fair sale at our currency. There arc fewer transactions in
Cokes, and the prices art so well maintained. do supply of
German Rapeseed for businem. Rape Cakes the tuna lower.
We have Kill businces in Boors for consumption this year,
and the !market rather rider. The fallowing are the present
prices:-Wheat, per qr., red, 48s. to '.05. ; new, 48e. to
50s. ; white, ISs. to 525. ; new. 48s. to 525.; Dantele, 505. to
515. ; Lower Baltic and iLimaurg, 475. to 50s. Barley, !salt-
ing, 265. to 28s. ; grinding, 21s. se 255. Oats. Danish. Ls. to
195.; Friesland, 20s. to *.:2s ; Russian, 17$. to 20s. Beans,
36a. to 38s. ; foreign, 30e. to Peas, white sea yellow,
Ma to 36e. Linseed, cra.hina, 325. to 40s. ; feeding, 42a.
to 445. hammed, per 10 qrs., 251. 10s. to 261. Linseed
Cakes, English, per tor., 81. ISo. ; foreign, 71., to 8/.
Rare Cakes, 975. 6d. Bones, 82s. 6d. to 901. Guano,
4!. to 9/. ss. Imports from the 24th June tot he 30thu 1e h June
inclusive : Wheat, coastwise, 400; foreign, .702
3,417 ; Oats, 1,12 d; Bean', 2,819; Peas, 329; Linseed,
8,182 ; Linseed Cakes, 16 ; Rope Cakes, 125 ; Bones, 449.
LEIOIITON IiCZZAND, July 4.-Of Wheat there was a
large supply this day. At the early part of the market, is
some instances, a slight advance was obtained; but, gams
rally epeaking, the trade ruled dull, at last week's priests.
For Barley a fair retail demand, at previous currencies.
Wheat, per load of 5 bushels, 254. to 31s. 6.1. Barley, per
gr. imp., 275. to 30s. [leans, obi, 2Ss. to 30s. ; new, 245. to
'd' is. lieu, lie to 255. per 5 bushel/.
LLWEi4, July 1.-Our supplies to-day were fair, and, as
factors and millers evinced a disposition to buy, it was all
cleared at an advance of la. to 2s. per qr. from the rates of
this day seamight. All other grain in moderate demand.
Wheat, white. 131. to 104.; r 51, 121. to 121.5.. Barley,
30s. ta 31s. Oats, 190. to 21s. Beau., 345. to lids. Peas,
375. to 3Sa.
Lreos. July 1.-Our arrivals of Wheat are tolerable th's
week. A more favourable prospect of weather has to-day
given increased caution to, the miller., and sales can scarcely
be made at Friday's pries', and merely a retail demand.
Barley nominal. Oats and Shelling steely. Beans and
other uticles as before. Wheat, 50s. Id. per qr. ; Barley,
345. 41. ; Oats, 2-2+.'21.; Brans, 33.. 3,1.
Liveitroot, July 4.-Aided by several further arrivals
since Friday-. the entries into this port during the week
include a tolerable amount of Grain Will Flour coastwise and
from Irelanl; those of foreign produce consisting chiefly of
a marlerate quantity of Wheat tram Europe, a good supply
of led,aa C 411 from the American States, 1,931 quarters
Egyptian Beans, and from Canada a few parcels of Wheat
and Peas, with 13,629 lourele of Fame, brine the first spring
shipment& thence this season. We have had a few alight
showers only since the tail of last week, and today the
weather is fine, with a settled appearance. Raving a good
attendance of buyers at this day's market, most descriptions
of British and &ream Wheat continued to :meet a fair
demand at the im?roved rates of Friday; but as no inclina-
tion was evinced to imitate the more spirit example of
London and several other leading mark,ts in this
country and Ireland, our quotations of to-day stand
merela led. per 70 lbs. over the currency of Tuesday last.
Flour, although less naraative, was saleable to a moderate
extrut et nearly the priers etatea in the foregoing report.
Barley, of which saucily any remaan here, was nominally
unaltered in value. Malt dull of sale, at the decline above
mentioned. Beans appeared to command little notice.
Peas, however, met an improved inquiry, and both main-
tained late prices. Oats and Oatmeal, restricted to little
mare than a limited retail demand, the former barely sup-
ported lila terms of last week, and the latter r, ceded 3,1. to
Gd. per load. Raying several more Irish buyers here again
to-day, Indian Corn enaanued to b' taken freely, and, re-
covering part of oho decline previously mentioned, closed
Is. per quarter only below the rates of this day
se'unight. Corn 31 .al was also in good request,
at 19s. :11, but few sellers under 14.. per barrel. The
fallowing are the present prices:-British; Wheat, per
70th., English, red, 74. 4d. to 7s. 5d.; extra, 7s. sd. to 7s. 81 ;
white, 7s. dd. to 7s. lids ; extra, 7s. Bd. to Bs. Od. ; Irish,
red, 6s. 4d. to 7s. 2d.; extra, 7.. 2d. to is. Id.; white, To.
to 7s. 451. ; exera,7s. 4.1. to7s. 7d. Barley, per qr., English,
30.. to 315.; Chevalier, 325. to 35..; Scotch and blab, per
GOlba., 3s. 9,1. to 4s. Malt. English, per qr., pala, 57, to 623.
Oats, English and Scotch, oer 4-Sib., sad, 2s. 10d. to 3.. Ods ;
Welsh, Old, 2s. 101 to 2s. 11d.; Irish. flue sort., new,
2s. Old. to 2s. lead.; old, 2s. 941. to 2e. 102. ; general, new,
2s. 7d. to 21.81 d.; old as.
,S,l. to 2.. 93. Beans, per qr., Eng.,
new, 375. to 39e.; old, 10e. to 42e. ; Scotch and loch, per
4801 b., new, 33a. to 3.1 a. ; old, 365. to 375. Fear, English,
pet qr., white, new, 40e. to 4'3. ; ditto and Irish, grey, 31s. to
365. Flour, per 2801 b., English and Irish, fine, 3:is: to 365.,
superfine, 39a. to las. ; extra, 41s. to 425. Oatmeal, per
hied of 2101 b., new,24s. 6d. to2ss. 3d.; old, 235.61. to
215.; Canadian, old. 'Ma to 235. 65. Bran, per 2414..,1.. to
Is. 2d. Foreign: Wheat, per 7016., Canadian, red. 7..14. to
71.4 d.; white, 7s. ad. to 7s. 9d. ; United States, red, 71. 6d.
to 75.91. ; white, 7s. 9,1. to Bs. 3d. ; Beattie, mixed and
red, 7s. 7d. to 7s. 11d. ; high MUNI, 81. 3cl. to Si. 91.;
Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 7a. 7d. to 7s. Ild. ; white,
75. 10,1. to Bs.; Riga and Petersburg, red, 6s. sd.
to Gt. 7d. ; Archangel, Gs. 3d. to 65. 6d.; Odessa, common,
red, 6s. sd. to 61. 9d. ; Polish, Gs. 10d. to 7s. ; French,
Spanish, and Italian, red, 6e. Gd. to fa. Ild. : white,
Gs. 11d. to 75.3 d. ; lainnat and Marianopoli, red, fa. 9d. to
Gs. 1 1 LI.; Egyptian,43. 3d. to as. fida Meditemnean ,6sc., hard,
red, 51, Gd. to os. 102. Rye, per tar., Baltic, 265. to 28s.
Barley, per 601 b., 3s. 91. to 45. Oate, per 4516.. 2e. 10d. to
- : Barley,
2.. 7d. to 2s. al. Beans, per qr., European, 335.
to 354.; Egyptian, per 480:b., 24.61. to 2.5a.6d. Peas, per qr.,
Baltic, he., white, Oas. to 385.; Canadian, 31s. to 325. Flour,
per barrel of 1961 b., Canadian, sweet,27B.6d. to 285.6 d.; United
Staten, sweet, 2Ss. to 29e.; United State-, Canadian,
sour, 255. to 2Gs. Indian Corn, per 41:01b., American,
white, 29e. to 31m; yellow, 311. 01. to 335. 64. ; European,
yellow, 335. to 34e.6d. In Tian Meal, per 19614.5., 13s. to
131. 9d. Arrivals from '27th June to the 3rd July, inclusive,
into Liverpool and Raneorn : Wheat, 6,048 qrs.; Barley,
7G ; Malt, 1,259 ; Oats, 6a198 ; Rye, MS ; Beane, 2,052 ;
Peas, 452; Indian Corn, 14,a7S ; Indian Corn Meal, 447
barrels; Oatmeal, 2,156 sack.; Flour, 3,491 smite. 13,888
harsh.
LYNN, July 4.-A fair quantity of Wheat et market to-
day, and free sale at an advance of le. per qr. (Alba. to
631 M., 47a. to 50e.; fine white, 535. Oats, 11 W. per stone.
Beans, 365. to 40s. per qr. to the growers.
Pavaitotta, July 4.-At this morring's market there was
an improved demand for Wheat, and some pales were made
at Is. to 2s. advance on last week's pricer. The weather has
bean very wet for several days, but appears likely to clear.
SALI6HrItY, July 1.-The quantity of mean pitch«l was
small, and the transactioas were extremely limited amongst
farmers and millers. The prices of Wheat increased fully
Is. to 21. per qr. In Barley no material change made. Oats,
were selling in best samples at an increase of from Gd. to Is.
per qr. No diminution in pries far Beans and l'eu. Finest
sammes of Wheat from 47.. to a 3,. per qr. ; good quality,
435. to 475. ; inferior, has 40s. to 435. Best Flour. 375. per
each ; mecends, 355. Malt, :AC to 64a. Superior Oats, 265.
per qr ; common tad, the. 6d. to 19e.
Sr. Ives, July 3.-Tbe Wheat trade to-day the same as
last week, market very heavy, no: much doing; general
trade to-day very flat indeed. Inspecter's corn return for
the week ending June 26 : Wheat, 179 qrs., 455. 910. ; Bar-
ley, 11 gra, 30s. aid.
DINTZIC, June 27.-Tee bettor accounts from your side
caused holders to stand ,saa. fur higher prima at yesterday's
market; they soon fermi. however, that parchment would
not come forward at their demands; and. lowering the latter,
therefore, tee, about lam week's rater, the butanes' became
rather more active. About 350 lasts of Wheat changed
hands, of which about 70 lasts dashed, 6011 n. to 61Ibs , at
36,.; 60 lasts white Sandlotnir, 6111 w. to 621b5., at 3as.; 40
lasts bug Wheat, 621 as , at 375. ; 50 lasts of extra
tine mixed Lower Polish Wheat were taken by
is speculator, at 394. free on board. About 70
lasts lower Polish, mixed, 611ba, 365., and the remaining
quantity went into the bands of speculators, at 34a. to 3.55.
for 59:655, both inferior description'. At our market this
day about 130 lasts Wheat were sold. consisting principally
of middling mixed Lower Polish, 611b5.. 311. to 351. 11111
show of fry sh samples was very small, and the demand seems
to be more lively for the finer amt.. which were altogether
wantine. The last report from Thorn mentioned about 700
lasts having again passed the frontiers. a seals haeo been
chartered fur the east coast at 4,., and London 4s. fal,
MALTA, June 21.-8..111S Oar deposit small at the rno-
meat, but one or two °moon exeecter ; the price here has
advanced considerably, !rut as cur rate of exchange for draw-
ing has also improved, shipments, notwithaanding the ad-
vance in price, could he made rat shout ISo. 10.1. per imp. qr.,
Le 1.. Wheat, on the other hand. has declined, and, being
aided by the exchanges, purchase. at this moment could he
made on very advantageoustarms, say, fiae Taganrog hard,
weighing 62Ihs. and upwarde'per bush., at 28s. Ild.; do.,
weighing 6111bs. to 621 b.., at 2tlms to 2Se. Gd. per imp. qr.,
f.o.b. Freight might be reckoned, 3s. to 3s. lid. per imp.
qr. in full.

WOOL.—HUDDEP.MELD, July 4.—We have much
pleasure in being able to report that more business has been
done in this department of our staple trade than for many
weeks peat. The low prices which can be taken for German
Wools have had the t-ndency to bring buyers into the mar-
ket, who have open::: I somewhat extensively. German
Wools, varying from le. H. to Is. 91 per lb., are the kinds
most sought after. Colonial Wools are also moving rather
more freely.

MANUFACTURES.—Ht'UDERSFIEL; July 4.
Our Piece-hall has been better attended to-day, and more
business done than for some time past. It seems to be the
gentral opinion of all parties embark.d in the Worlien ma-
nufactures that things have seen the wont. Prices are ruling
very low.

CATTLE, &e.—LITERetiL,ly 3.—The supply
of mock at our market to-day has been smaller that, of late,
and the quality, .at the whole, inferior. Beof and Mutton a
little higher; Lamb lower. Bet f, 6d. to 64d.; Mutton, GI.
to 61d.; Lamb, 13d. to GA. per lb.
SALIISIXELY, July 4.—Little lean dock in market. Some
good specimen. fetched their value; inferior animus not in
request. Heifer.. with Caves, fetched from Sl. to lul.
Good Calves, 30a per head; moderate, Us. to 18s. Store
Bogs, 605.; Sews, 02s. GI.; luckier', 14e. to 16s. per head.
Sr. Ivss, July 3.—There era* a good supply of fe. Beasts
in the market to day. which tersusel very heavy. The store
Beast market we well supplied ; they seemed a little hasp.

for Yesterany's-a;a4. *Ss jai aria paw.