The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-13 00:00:00

233.; hoe, 29e. Rye, 20s. Beans, 20e. to 21s. ; line, 235. to
^4s.; old, 20s. to 22... l'ess, white, 221. ; grey, 20s. per three
bushels. Oats, new, 26e. to 305. ; tine, T2s. to 384. Barley,
42e. to 45e. per quarter.

11•DLEIOH, JULY 12.—Our supply of Corn to-day wu
small, and the fine weather prevented any advance, though
Mark-lane was firm on Friday, excepting in a chance sale
to a very needy buyer. No spring Corn.
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HZ/ILFORD, JULY 10.—A very small quantity of Wheat
at market, but scarcely any business was transacted, as the
growers calculate on getting a better price. In Beans, Peas,
and Oats there is a tendency to advance. Little doing in
Barley, but prices are on the advance.
HUNTINGDON, JULY 10.—For Wheat Is. per bushel ad-
vance was demanded ; consequently very little business was
done. For other kinds of grain there was ne inquiry.
Katmai., JULY 10.—There was but a small supply of
Wheat. Oats met with • ready sale, at the prices quoted.
Potatoes were more plentiful, and were sold at Is. to Is. Ild.
per at. of 141111.

JCLY 10.—Very little businem doing, as
farmers demand Go. to fis. advance for Wheat. What little
was sold was 5s per qr. higher, reaching to 82e. per or.
Barley, Oats, and Beans, without alteration, and very few
sale'.

MALTOM, Jun, 10.—The supply of gain wu limited.
Wheat in gyo~o~d~ demand, 4s. per qr. dearer. We do net alter
our, votatlone in spring Corn. Wheat, red, 80s. to 86e ;
824. to 904. per 40 etoset Owe, L. 44. be As. 6d.

per stone.
Nola uswevon, JULY 10.-But a very small show of
Wheat at market, which found a good sale at 3s. to sa. per
qr. more money. In spring Corn but very little business
done at Wt week's prices.
Norrxxolum, JULY 10.-The supply of all grain small.
There was a good demand for Wheat, at an advance of Bs.
to 10s. per qr. on the prices of last Saturday. The demand
for Oats and Beans very limited at former rates. Wheat,
new, white, 80s. to ns. ; red, 745. to 78s. per 36 stones.
Barley, grinding, 425. per 30 st. Oats, 341. to Us. per 24 st.
Beans, old, 50s. to 570. ' • new, 504. to 68s. per 38 et. Flour,
superfine, 545. to 575.; fine, 525. to 545. per 20 at.
Prrensonorou, JULY 11.-In consequence of a large
fair being held here to-day, the supply of all grain has been
short. In the few transactions that took place Wheat met a
ready sale, at 4s. to ss. advance. Oats were Is. dearer. No
change in the value of Beans or Barley. The crops of grain
in this district are progressing very satisfactorily. Wheat,
red, 701. to 725.; fine, 78e. ; white, ,2e. to 80s. Barley, 50s.
to 525. ,• grinding, 445. Oats, 28,. to 30s. ; line, 33a. Beans,
50s, to 525.

Prrworerte, JULY 10.-The market very dull, at former
quotations, viz.:-Wheat, white, 191. to 201. ; brown, 181. to
191. per load. Barley, grinding, 46,. to 501. Oats, country,
32e. to 34a. Peas, 56e. to 60s. Beans, 56e. to 60s. per qr.
PRESTON, JULY 10.-A very small supply of fanners'
Wheat to-day, and very !rule offering from granary. The
inquiry was fair, and an advance of Is. Gd. to 2s. per windle
was established upon all descriptions. Flour moves in small
parcels only, at an advance of 2s. per barrel. Oats without
change. Beans nominal. Prime Oatmeal Is scarce, and in
retail would fetch full prices. Middling almost nnsalesble,
though offering on lower terms. Wheat, white, 345. 6d. to
375. ; yellow, 335. to 354. 6d.; Rostock, 345. Gd.; Riga,
30s. 6d. per 220 lbs. Flour, white, 375. to 385.; ether
brands, 355. Gd. to 365., per 196 lbs. Oats, 4s. 6d. to is., per
44 lbs. Oatmeal, 425. to 45e. per 240 lbs.
RICHMOND, YORKSHIRE, JULY 10.-A thin supply of
grain, yet the sale was very dull. Wheat sold from 9s. 6d.
to 10s. 6d. Oats, 4s. 2d. to 4s. 10d. Barley, 6s. 6d. to 6..9d.
Beans, 61. 6d. to 7s. per bushel.
SAFFRON WALLMN, JULY 10.-Very little Wheat on
offer, and the business done very trifling. Prices unaltered.
Barley and Beans 2s. cheaper. Oats and Peaa the same.
SHREWISRURY, JULY 10.-We had a small market, and
little doing in Wheat, at &. 4d. to 9s. The disease among
the Beans increases rapidly.
SWINDON, JuLY 12.-Partners asking high prices, but
little business done. Some inferior Wheats went off at 171.
per load, or 68e. per qr. Barley es before. Oats dull. Beans
and Peas were offered, at a alight decline.
YARriouTH, JOKY 10.-We had scarcely a sample of
English Wheat: a eargo of foreign arrived, but not much
progress made is asks. Meek-lane being firmer for Wheat,
no ovelination was shown ex force sales of native Wheat.
Flora having sohthadly latety, keeps our millers off the mar-
ket, although very few here any stock of either Wheat err
Flour. We cannot calmer. what the malt of the next few
weeks may be. The weather is now due ; should the wea-
ther be flak, or the mope turn out deficient in quality or
'quantity, afar the hugest is begun, the markets may teats a
very different turn, and we bays several weeks before any
new Cora can come be hand.
KIRKCILLDY, JULY 50.-At ourcauntry markets this week
there were several bayen of Wheat at last week's rates, te
which tamers whoa to accede, ad we did not hear of any
sales. Sellers point again at elhe per qr. as the figure at
whick 'they may pert with good Wheat ; hardly any borne.
growellßarliry, Oars, or Beans offering; but having abundance
of issalga, millers were enabled to buy their week's supply
at vailaw- kr money, although, latterly, a better tone and
wellowee were wparent. Mere to-day we had the smallest
MilYof great brought ferward that we ever remember
total q.antlty of Wheat, Barley, and Oats, being 63
qn. Wheat mad Marley brought 2s. to 3a. per qr. advance.
Otte same as at market-der. Wheat, 685. to 78s. Barley,
4Se. to 465. 9d. 'Oats, 33s.fed. per qr. Oatmeal, 48s. to 62,.
par bag of WO lba
Airorta, JULY 0.-The grain markets wear a very doll
aspect, with thesole exceptireafßye, thedesal for aloe, kr im-
mediate censwoption, le ex aelatatheiew anglka en
qa ceoualreet down and yeslssiwanitadifitAthas win=
Oen Mar mans aPtlinkentlat walt; Idlndial ltps
lasts= phi nth sad Os 41a, as 11 owl lbsitwanapnll as
Ina M. tallas, ma Ss =he ohne h t&lip re qpnadla of SIM
ire., thuseedming oar Moen opiates same nothimp. lihnete NOSS
a the met, andevorth Nall to 7155. 6d. Gs ra. Id. pet=
ter 02.. to 113 s. preqr. Lee arriesard), for consumption
, rominsi, at 6110.15 735. Becky and Oats withoutirreellites r la-
, maim, word nothing. Reprised: Of old Seed there le very tittle
alibiing, and the price asked is shout 271. Iht.
ANY-soar, ffr LY 10.-1117 e prides of Wheat and Barley
' iimain more Ma:lorry, bat roweely anything waedone. Wheel re-
' rained et 194 tole, and BareTSl to 84. At thepablic sale held this
day, 400 hectolitres of Pa nora= Barlow of droughty, wee sold
el 134 to lei per hectolitre- 71e wares of Wheat have been very
inn* this ve'elt, In corequeeceof the dißeulty of transport; not more
Ahma 4,500 hemolices were end- Rye was much tenured. bat with
a whine reduction once tart ,market dun; 15,000 hectolitres were
.beigainedier.
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CONSTANTINOTUR, Jules' 26.-We have bin little wrier
In &pont- Are bard whrt, R to 21 /Lake kilo. ; rat wheat, 14, 111,
17 sad 19 p.; barley, 10.; bran corn, id to 16 p. 3 rye, 12 to 12 p.
?Mabee have fallen. Sever: iff.r.glise and Austrian vessels haw
chartered for England at 16a. N. to ces. pes C. The Sauttlaeld 1117
tons was re-ehartend for Engird at lea. 6d. per rer. Erdal."
.3 mo., 1084 p. the pound galas.
Dateno, :tax 3.-The general depression is the BAY
marker has reduced this weeks. dalmatian in our trade, endanger
actions have boas dillies, marring to ne more this 230 Ws it
~,,,,,,g, u•iiss 1,700 in lbe preesehin week, sod at irrentelar=
anon" which a have to notice seenall dot of extra flee a
611 b, at 755.; about Selma., of heti mixed, .MIO., at 714.; and the
remainder of whereat axed priced mixed dreadettem. Mb. to
13116., et firm 675. to 61M, pet al edvich has Ina has In MM.
mem to Reiland and fttOra. Of errally fine and peed beim Omer
Poll& wheat there ea 110~111 ha Ye markeL.bet some Vase
elpecced shsrtly. Haddenders beeinwilling to sell Otis. Rehr
Lower Poligl, et Ma. they mould bone found sr& dawn. they
generally, prefer bairn admthe bre of sorterpreverelit. The
enantitY in rlassi7esrake herr fthe MONK el Indian Ina
zOOO new wean mom eat=glerle be et Old Mob
and the feather 43 we bass do resift ef het
year's growth, :Linollinerkaideliwlllswasb we nolo Ow an Odds
math. Freights for the Miser are spy tem-la.lll. md de, ier
London, 3s. Yd. for the theteposek fader lnwawas, sad sa tos
Liverpool
DORDRECHT, JULY 8.-laceasnasace of tha mull nun.
tee of arrivals, the price of bales lehmaressamestationary, with only
ahe parchamens, Berley hasfallm 1L Ott
CiaLsce, Joie 13.-A lbw Wee took place this week at
243 to 250 p. A cargo of Indies ere was old at 545. IL. the qr.,
inclotng freight, far Erg_land.
011110 A, JULY 3.--Taganner Wheat of about 63111. on
the spot is.. been sold at equal to 47a. 44. per Imlli, qr. flee Ile hoard,
Flour lately received from New Orleans have been diapered of at a
price enraged to be between 34 to 32 Br. per hrl., or abort Its.
GERMANY.-THR ILaavans.-Ia Lower Hawk the
harvest has begun and wakes tohe abundant la Win thew&
crops are full of promise sad nun Is sap gragsst of Ala slinant
wine rearron. Tbs Austere lipanilisalil ill Silialbill $ lid an the
prohibition to expert ink hassatlemsnlpelm4 mil • drunter be•
been rued at The.., sommenting MEW sle lemma cm the
mums of this resat/Imre haishma analogasto
cocoa measures baying's,* rotas Irma sal of it
sheerer at low prices tO Inalane Rana inglaary ef specu-
lators to buy up all the grain mid prevent mime hem . The
melt
wise-acres of Germany seem reesinte to solve expartneatally the pro-
blem, how mar andist On an do by interim'', with the free
course of trade.
GRONINGEN, .71717 7.-Rye was sold here at 96., being ,
manly half the price which was paid a fortnight ago. We are ex- '
peeing a greater reduction yet.
HAMBURG, JULY 9.-Very little is doing in the corn
market, except in Bye; and, indeed, It could not be well otherwire,
r the supplies are rely rainy. Wheat wan, in the fled part of the
day, sold at higher pries than last Friday, but the report, of the fall
to the London market soon brought down our prim. Rye found many
purchneers ; first at increased prices, but afterwards et hat Friday's
prices- Barley was stark, and the little that was brought to market
wpssold at lower prices. Oak, for home consumption, were sold at
from three to four marks below last week's prices. There was no
demand fur Beans, Peas, and Vetches, and everything might he
: p chard at lower prices. The accouna from the markets of
' England, Flame., Holland, and Belgium, naturally caused a reduc-
tion M all onr Corn export trade. Whet was mid several dollar.
cheaper, and as
large panels, but did not dud many purchasers.
Barley fluctuates. Outs did not go off, though offered at reduced
prim s.
Inuit, Jchz 12.-Litrle has been 'doing for want of
ships. A few days ago a fair wind brought in 140 vessels, mostly
English, nearly all freighted. Grain of second quality, is from 172 to
205; and th 124 to 125. The late rains hare wonderktly int.
proved the mop. Freights to England, 2fe. per qr.
KaIVIOSHERG, JULY 3.-Wheat going down ; good high
mixed, 58161, 67a. per qr., free on board. Oats, 22e. to Mameordhig
to quality and weight. Crop very prombing in appearance.
MsaselLLes, JULY 6.-Nothingna in our corn market,
prices remaining stern ; a good deal of wheat has already been cut
m the Krilebbourbood, and although nothing positive can be said, It
appears that the crops on the whole will be very abundant and nth-
factory.
NAPLES, June. 26.-Our Wheat harvest is excellent ; the
corn was never so fine in quality and weight as It la this year, and
Indian Corn is also comma forward famously. We hope Providence
will vouchsafe the same good fortune to the entire of Europe that we
have had, that we may see commerce in a healthy state again. We
oamtf
baium"nal"hato:ntraan:piir.lf.or.leboi.tUthtzbaWh7 and
adehalle:rablevwe beteonwsoftifserreelper3l:l:,.oooA,o7.b.qrs.