The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-21 00:00:00

LONDON WEEKLY DOCK RKTURN&—Atwes

Itmosknel.__l DeUcored. Pr. Stock. ---
1838._
gooks. W.lndlsi. alb 1.340 ' 2.06 28.967 39,509'
Munition _ --. .bags 7.091 102,072 172 618
Denol& Madras. Pp 13,6111 164,035 141,428
Pardo — 11,0 0 5,697 301.113 218.500
Colman 71.1 ... cales 2 44 1,71 3,286
Mocha balsa 146 7,974 10.532
Ceylon , tess 5.471 4.524 91,091 128,104
COCOA, B.P bar 812 309 6,774 6,503
PorMso hap 1
cants 440 8,031
511 92.021 0,114
Ron. 'W.I. ca
MINCINO-LAWE, Auo. 21, Half- past Two o'Cloek.
SCOAH.—The public !ales of Sugar, amounting to 6,000
bags Mauritius, Bengal, and Madras, and 200 hhds. Barbadoes, arc
log steadily, at about previous rates. Refined market rather
relirriTit lost wect's prices.
Comm —The public sides of 1,500 bags plantatim Ceylon arc going
off steadily at last week's prices.
Rice.—l,7lo bags of rnildling white 1101131 were offered and
bought in above the motet value; the article wears a Orin
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appearance.
tkrrrou continuos very firm, with a good demand.
la other article* no material alteratlon. The nu.rktt has openod
with a dull appearance generally.

TALLO W.—The market is without alteration, at the
Mowing quotations :—Peternbure V. C. on the spot, 335. to 3.95. 9d.;
October to Deeeroher delivery, 3bs. 6d. to 38.5. ad.; separate months'
delivery, 311 s. 6d. to Sas. 9d.

CORN.—ATLEannaT, Aue. 18.—The tuark,,t dull and
tractire; no new %heat has yet made ita appearance. Wheat, la ha
121. 10•. per load. Barley, 24a. to 21s. per qr. Beane, 3/e. to 34a.
Pea; 30e. to Me. Oata, 18a. to 24a.

BEDFORD, Aut.: 18 —Our market this day WAS more
lively, and if anything rather better prices were given br the millers
for Wheat A few samples of new Wheat were offered, which fetched
30a. per load of 3 bushels. All other corn at previous prices.
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CI KENCERTER, A.R. 20.—Our market was ratht r thinly
attended to.day, but pk ntifully supplied with Wheat. Several tam.
plea of new were eibi'ated, but were not in coalition enough to com-
mand attention; otherwise, tkey were or good quality. Good old
Wheat met a dull sale, at lag week's mime; while Inferior torts were
very low. Wheat, St. 10a. to 111. WI. per load. Oats, 22a. to 25r. per
qr. BMW, Ws. to Us.

BADLEIOII, Aug. 20.—We had, as might he expected, a
small market to day, both of people and corn, the weather being
fine, and our farmers determined to make the bent of it. Wheat, the
only grain un offer, w ILI at nearly or about late prices. We did not
use say of the new crop offering, unless it was l'ess.

HAY.—SMITIFIELD, Aug. 21. —Messrs. Cooper and
Davis rep, rt the following quotations :
Prime Meadow. 70,. to l'Ss. I nOWINS.. to :few . SA, to SM.
Inferior W. WA 5. Clove: .. We. to 90s. I Straw. ... 24d. to
Stew ...... to Wt.

CATTLE, dte.-CoLcusimma, Aug. 18.-The show of
Sheep and Lambs was large, and much more than adequate to the de-
mand, the buyers being hut few; and the limited sales effected were
at declining pries. Heats were plentiful in supply, but very few fat
ones were un offer, but they fully realised last week's rates. Fresh
and lean ones (the latter principally Irish) ware dull in ale, and com-
manded hut low pelts. A few tolerably good rnilch Gores were
clamed off, at good pies. Sucking Calves fetched rather better
pekes than for the last two or three weeks. There was a large show
of Weldt Ponies, but generally of an ordinary deserir ion; moat of
them were two and three years old, and varied in price from 11. lee.
to 71. each. The Horses shown were of a secondary and ordinary
sort, and but very few changed bands. The Pig trade was very flat,
and prices gesently declined 3 per cent. Supply: Sheep and Lambe,
4,940; beasts, 818; run, 105 ; Calves. 27 ; bora! and Pouie, 72.
Nonericn, Aug. 18.-Our market ezh,hited an excellent
allow of store Cattle; in fact the numbers were far greater than the
demand, and a clearance could not be effected at-for Scots, 3,6 d. to
Is. W.,' Shorthorns, 3.. to 3a. 6d. • Devon and Irish, 2a. 6d. to 3a. per
atone of dile. when fat. Fat 'Mania poor show, at 6s. 6d. to 7s.
per stone of lilts., and all sold. The pens were wed filled. (Toad
keeping Sheep end Lanse a very dull sale, and all mould not be sold
eves at a reduction in mire. Fat Sheep, 6a. to 6s. &L per
with a dull sale. In store Piga and tat Polk no alteration worth
nodes
Loctotanin LAMB FAIIt, Aug. 14.-The number shown
wee rather less than was anticipated. There were fewer lots of
Cheviot lambs than usual, many from the Moffat district and north-
wards having been sold previous to the market for Forfanshire. It
vas reckoned that there might be about 50.000 in eIL The market
hem slow, but by naid.day quickened, and a very large portion of
the whole was Fold by three o'clock. A good many, however, re.
Mined unsold in the evening; but, as It to now the practice to have a
second show next day, it is ly that few will be uldenately left in
the bands of the fanners. The pries were much about what were
anticipeed by both sellers end buyers, with the exception perhaps of
of the beet erces-bred lambs (Cheviot and Leicester), which kept
nearer last ywx'.• prices than any others in proportion. Perhaps 20
or ao tots of thre sort, comprehending fever.' thousands; ran from
13e. to 21s. Those from Roborthill and Bengali were said to be
the latter price, while • good many more farms is carrie„oters
wasupbray. and Ktrkmohoe were from 19s. to 20a. A more
numerous Cl/O8 of emu-buds ran from 130, to .12.., while some
top lots from inferior lands were we low u from Ile. to 12s.
There was a Loge number of Cheviot top adder Lambs.
A sew lots from Whitcastles and other farms were called about Ile.;
a good many of a good clue from Yee. to 10s.; and from harder farms
from U. to 9s. Second Cheviot ewe Lambs from 7e. (W. to Os. There
ware not many pure black-teed Lamb In the market. The boat
wader lambs front Dryfehead, were about 9e.; few others from
7e. Yd, to bs. &I. A good many black-faced Leicester crosses gave from
tta. 64. tolls. Taking the whole market the price was from I, ed. to
2s. 6d. per head below last year, but not more on the Lambs of 20s.
than of Os., which was partly owing to the condition of the beet clue
from lower postures being this year mole than osnelly superior to
those from higher alteations and inferior rainless 011111 j to the cold-
ness of Use season. The fall in,' however, front 20 to 23 per cont. be.
low the prices of 1646 and IM7; but it nearly correspond, with tbat an
Mutton, and the rates of this matket have been conatleredialliakwou
kinkr and keeper.
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