The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-11 00:00:00

583.] LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1848. THREEPENCE.

SHIPPING.
MAILS ARRITED.—DubIin, 3; Wsterford, 2; Donagha-
dee, 1; Guernsey' &c., 1 ; Fremb, 1; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, July 11.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.W.,
pleasant breeze, and line.
OFF Dummies's, July 9.—Arrived: Hydra, Rio Janeiro,
for Amsterdam.

OFF HA/WINOS, July 10.—Arrived Indus, Cape of
Good Hope.
DEAL, July 10.—N., fresh p.m. ; N. moderate.—Arrived:
Victoria, Sc.-Vincent's • Stettin, Jamaica ; Edward Henry,
Charleston ; Dash, dewfoundland ; Diutialus, Chatham,
and Railed for Quebec; Ann Cloid, Chatham, and sailed for
Rio Janeiro. Arrived from the river and sailed : Bth, Elisa-
beth Ainslie, Calcutta; Vibilia, Ascension ; Nereid, Aden;
Gladiator, New York; Aurora, St. Andrews, N.B. ; Dur-
ham, Quebec. 10:h, Duke of Wellington, Ceylon; Laurel,
marl If M.S. Athol, Qubcc. Sailed: 10th, Andromache, and
Lochnagar, Port Phi ip •
' 13crencia' New 7,aland.
OFF BIDER-MD, July 9.—Arrived: Elizabeth, Quebec.
OFF PILL, July 9.--Sailed: Nicaragua, Quebec.
Ore Lewes.--Arrived: Ja)au, Mauritius, sailed 11th
April.
Swatista, July 10.—Arrived Lidy Prudhoe, Cuba.
MILFORD, July 7.—/arrived Faside, Havana.
OFF hiAIIYPOUT, July 7.—Arrived: Nelson, St. John's,
N.B , and sailed for Carlisle.
SUNDEELAND, Jury o.—Arrived Lananma, St. John's,
New Brunswick.

HI LL, July 10.— Arrivtd : Amazon, St. John's, N.B.
tuoUTII, Ju:y 10 —N N.%V, fresh.—Arrived, 9th, John
Fihrman, Matanzas and thbraltar. Sailed, 10th, Boldon,
Quelwc.

PIAMOVnI, Julylo —Btunorah iti.rchant, Adelaide, S A ;
Catherine, Rio J.meiro.
Ore POItTnIO t.`nl. —Arrived : Sutlej, Calcutta.
Ponranotrrn, July 10.—N.N.E. to N.—Arrived: J. H.
Adansi, Havana, Lt. Bremen. Sailed: Hailstone, Cape
01 Gond Hope and Calcutta.
On' KINSALE, JUlfB.—Arrived : Gipsey, St. John's, New
Beunswick.

LONDONDERRY, July B.—Seed Londondeny, Bt.
John's Now Brunswick. _ . .

PEATLA ND FRITH, July 4 —Arrivcd : Liverpool, St.
John's, New Brunswick ; Atlantic, Guyshorough, N S.-
6,h, Hutchinson, St. John's, New Brunswick.
GRANGEMOUTH, July 7.—Atrivid Livvrpool, St. John's,
New Brunswick.

SALES OF SPURIOUS JEWELLERY.—We learn from
the Stockport Adctrtiser that a gong of swindlers visited
that town a few days ago and employed an auctioneer to sell
a quantity of spurious plate and jewellery. Fortunately the
inhabitants were not FO cosily duped as they anticipated, the
gang having been previously exposed m Manchester, and the
affair turned out a complete failure. The scamps went off,
leaving the auctioneer and printer in the lurch. The land-
lord of the Albion Inn, where the sale twk place, detained
two boxes as a lien tor his bat—one contained a bracu of pis-
tols, and the other some stones and straw.

high duty.---N MICK. —We are going on as well as we could
with. The bine is growing rapidly. With continuance of the
present weather, a large growth must be the result. We have not
the least appearanee of fly.—lgosefecn.—ln coneequence of the
sold nights which we have had during the last week, we cannot report
much progress, but the bine is looking healthy and strong, with every
appearance of a good crop.—Nowriusw.—The sudden changes in
the weather have rather retarded the growth of the hop.bine, and the
midsummer branches are flue and longer }tainted than they usually
have been in fruitful years.--liornaart MD. —The hops In this dis-
trict are generally growing exceedingly well. although in some In-
stance* the late strong gals have bettered the tender blenches.—
Avv.--Thc hop gardens begin to prevent a beautiful appearance. by
the plants throwing out their lateral branches; and although we bare
been visited by strong winds of Lae, the plantations in this district
do not apped to have suffered from their vIoIence.—TCNIMUDO6
Win-LA.—The bops in this neighbourhood continue to improve ; the
fly that ens wooed a short time since bat entirely disappeared, and
it Sr almost impossible for them to look better than they now do.
—Wsnovtier.—The hope continue to grow, and may be said to look
well geotrdly to this &strict ; an average crop is expected, though
the wind in some pisses has somewhat bruised them.—Sussex
Adrert.ser.

PR.ODUCE.— MINCING-LANE, Half-pose
The public tales of Sugar, consisting of 150 hhds. beet
India, 1,200 bags Mauritius, and 4,000 bags Madras and
Bengal, are progressing steadily at full prices; the settlement
of the reduction of ls. in the duty of this description
has enabled the importirs to meet the buyers. Re-
fined firm; standard quality, 56s.—Coffee does not show any
material alteration in prices. Saltpetre sold in public ,
sale at the reduction quoted yesterday by private coutract,
ls. 6d. to 2s. ; refraction 34, sold at 265. ; refraction 10 to
164, 231. 6d. to 245. 641.—Rice, common qualities, sold at
about Gd. advance ; pinkey Madras, Si. to 81. 6.1., chiefly the
latter price; middling broken white Bengal, 04. to 10s. Gd.
—l'iminti arld at I advance, 34 to 31.—The quarterly sale
of Indigo has commenced, and appears to be going off
heavily at about last sales prices.—Cotton firm.

PRICKS C UItREN r.
6110 All, per end. LK:TT PAIL,. Pigs, No. 1. l2 8... 2
W. India, li.P.bwn. 334. 01.38 e. 011 1 loops 0 6... 0
Yellow &Grey ... 3EI 0..43 6 Cargo at Carda bar 0 9... 8
Fine 43 0...46 0 Swedieh N 15. ..12
Mauritius, brown... 29 6.. 36 6 LW>, at per ton.
Yellow 37 0...49 6 Pig, lost l6 10...16 1
Fine 44 6...45 0 Milled, sheet l7 5... 0
BeligalteMadrai,b. 29 0...34 0 Ilan l6 15... 0
Yellow 54 6...38 0' Patent shot ID 10... 0
White 3B 6...45 0 red or minium ... 19 0... 0
Foreign, brown. 33 0. 36 0 Bpelter
Yellow 37 6...33 0 Ong, per 252 imp. gal. d.p.
Orey and white 40 0...63 0 Flab. deal, pile 24 10 0
Refined. Ilumb.ro... 55 0...62 u straw 23 10... 6
Lampe
Correa, in Cond.
West India, ordi- read Matter 79 0
.xy 2B 6... 32 0 Csd 2410... 0
oars
32 6... 70 0 South Sea a 0...25
. 75 0...14 10 liXive,Oallipoll,p.tonS4 0..65
' -- - -

Yin@
pylon, good °ta-
ll.", 2 6 .. 30 6
lotne 6461=7 34 0... 37 0
Fine l2 0 PO 0

Cocoa Nut 43 0 .44 a
8403. Rape.
per tons_
I.l33reed

►tocba, goon Wine 45 0...70 0
theta Kies, nide-
nary to line 27 0... 41 0
Sumatra and
clang 2l 0...20 0
T. at per th.
Conon, common U 61... 0 7
Rica, at per oat.
Bengal white 8 6... 12 0
Cargo 0 0... 6 0
Jac and Manilla 12 0

Yawata.; per art.
Butter—Cork, tat 81 0...82
albs 89 0 al
the 0 0...0
Dublin, let 0 0 . 0
Limerick, do 7B 0. 80
Carlow, let BO 0..82
Newry, let 0 0,.. 0
Waterford . . .... 78 0...80 0
Beef, luda, per
throe

Palmy emaned t 5 0.. 18 0
Cao:004 2O Y... 25 0

Prime Mess 0 0... 0
Cork, prime men 75 0..40 0

Sr!arre.

Ruin at per rtlL
Leewonl island
trod.. 1 1 9
Demerara, 2! to
3.6 per mot.
_ o.r 8 .. 8

Bason:Pork,Liark 173 0..80 0
Do., Belfast
Bump, Waterford,
66 0_76 0
per cwt.
38 0.. 61 0
Belfast
ard,lielfast,prfrk
.27 - 0 •...,0 0
Waterlorldo

Jamaica, 60 to 36
pet cent. O.P. 3 4 ... 4 0
Favourite marl 4 6 4 9
Brandy, I,t brio& 3 II .... 5 11
Britighopirito,d.p lO 3 0 0
dootth
kith lO 3 0 0
per ton.
Itlga,T.T.ll. £3O 0...33 0
St. Petersburg, 9
head 0 0 I.
Dutch and Flemish 30 0...60 0
Faie'.md

Ditto Bladder 7O 0_66 0
Arueriean,dutyp 02 0...72 0
Uinta, Ox and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. awl M. Wes,
;lava 011.4.7 Os. 6d
0 j... 0 31
Brazil, dry 0 ...0 0
Dryealted
Rlo, Ors 0 j... 0 Oi
Lima& Valp. dry 0 1...0 6
Weal. India, dry ...0 0
Salted.. •••!

Fait India 0 te::4

linar, at par tan.
M.Peteniliurgoilean627 10-36 0
natant*
half clean
Riga, Rhino
outahut .30 3-30 10
pant
Manilla
F44u lottinSwut l6 ....xi! 6

Klpf,H.Ando, thy 0 6.. .0 0
Rum* dry 0 I ...0 81
S. Aroer.llorae, pet
lalde b .. 8 0
ditto 6 -. 7 0
DTI Wooly., al pet ton.
,JamaLta E 1 .. 1 6
5 .. 5 10
C1815;1711._
10... 7 0
_ _

luta _ 1$ 10...17 1

FtutleJaanik a. 5 L.. 6 0
N 1057,6004 tufa .055

Tut, it per wt.
&Inca 0...0 0

wua MO 0-13 0
0 1-10 0

"4 0 0 0
• r

10...15

cam. in eioct

... 75 0... 0 0

Sapp 111 Fas 1$ 12-1! 10

box, a p•r LOD.
Bus £7 o £0 0

Red Kanders. 4 0— 4 10
Bnwil .10 0.-10 •

TALLOW.—Petersburg
October to December delivery,
very, 435. 6d.

Y.C. an the spot, 44a. 3d. ;
43A. ; separate months' deli-

granaries, by the Eastern
:k ending July 8:
Beans
Peas
Flour 5777 sada.
liced

CORN.—Arrivals at L.
Countits Railway, for thy 'wed
Malt
Wheat 1371 „
11.irley
263 „

BIODIANOTON, July B.—The Wheat trade was dull at a
decline of 1.. to Is. 6d. per qr. Very little business was done
in other articles, and prices were without any alteration.
Wheat, 455. to 484. per qr. Oat., 90. per at. Beaus, 335.
to Ms. Peas, 31s. to 331. per qr.

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CAMBRIDGE, July. B.—We had a large supply of Wheat,
which met with a fair demand at last week's p. ices. Little
he offering. Wheat, red, 445. to 465.; white, efie. Beans,
365. to 38s. Oats, 18s. to 24e. Barley, 28s. Peas, 40s.

CIRENcESTEII, July 10.-We had a very small attendance
of farmers. The show of Wheat moderate, and prices ruled
the same on this day week. Barley uninquired for, and
Oats and Beans are in very little reel:met, and prices un-
altered. Wheat 101. to 131. per load. Barley, 30a. to 31s.
Oats, 225. to 28s. Beans, 40s. to 44a.
COLL:IIE,TtIt, July 8.-The supply of Wheat is mo-
derate, and, as Flour was raised 2s. 63. per sack, the
farmers anticipated better prices for Wheat ; but Vie trade
was slow at last week's terms. Very little other corn on
sale, and prices nominally the same. Averages: Wheat,
1,267 qrs. G bush., 475. 6d.; Barley, 20 qrs., 305.
DONCASTER, July 8.-Although the supply of Wheat was
small and the weather showery, the demand was not so
actives last week ; fine fr. sh qualities realized former
rates ; inferior samples could not be sold without sub-
mitting to a reduction. Oats and Beans stationary, with
little doing. Grinding Barley held for a small advance.
Preset/0. Prices: Wheat, new, 18s. to 20s. ; fine, 21s. to
21s. 6d. ; old. 180. to 20s. ; fine, 21s. to 21s. lid. ; Blend-
corn, 16s. to 18s.; fine, 19s. Rye,ll,. to 12s. ; fine, 14s. Beans,
130. to 145.; fine, 151. ; old, 14s. to 155.; fine, 16s. Peas, grey,
13i. per three imperial bushels. Oats, 18a. to 21s. ; fine,
220. to 24•. ; old, 18s. to 21s. ; fine, 225. to 245. Barley,
281. to 305.

lIENTINODON, July B.—This market was fairly supplied
with Wheat, which met with a dull sale, but prices could not
be quoted any lower. .No alteration t,ok place in the price
of any other grain, with a moderate supply of each.
KENDAL, July B.—We had a thin attendance, and a
short supply of grain. The weather has been very unsettled—
so much so that the hay harvest is at a stand-still.

KINOSTON, July B.—With a moderate supply of Wheat
we have had a free sale at an advance of from Is. to 2s. per
qr. upon the terms of last week. Wheat, 50s; to 60s. ; Bar-
ley, 28s. to 32a.
LANCASTER, July B.—We have had the usual supply of
Wheat and Meal for sale in our market ; prices ruled about
the same as last week.

LEICESTER, July B.—Our corn market was very well sup-
plied with Wheat, Barley, and Beans; good Oats were rather
scarce. Wheat sold heavily at last week's prices. Barley
and Beans Is. to 25. lower. Oats fully kept price. Wheat,
445. to 20s. Barley, 30s. to 351. Beans, 40s. to 425. Oats,
245. tl 285. Flour, fine, 38s. ; seconds, 36,. ; thirds, 31a.
per sack.
NORTHAMPTON, July B.—The weather has again become
very unsettled, and the show of Wheat bat mooerate, which
met with a very heavy sale, and barely supported last week's
prices. Malting and grinding Barley nominal. Beans must
be noted fully Is. per qr. less money. No alteration in the
price of Oats.

PLYMOUTH, July B.—There is a fair consumptive demand
fur Wheat and Flour; and the late advance is well main-
tained. In other grain there is little doing. The weather
since the beginning of the week has improved, but to-day is
unsettled again.

PRESTON, July B.—The weather from Tuesday till yester-
day was most brilliant. Last night and this morning we
have had frequent heavy showers. We are without any
arrivals this week. The trade here during the same period
has ruled steady, and for 0 .tmeal we have experienced a fair
demand, at full prices ; but at Blackburn, on Wednesday, the
millers in th,;t district submitted to a reduction on Flour of
ttd. per pack, and our dealers having purchased to a moderate
extent, the inquiry for Wheat his been les§ active. Easing
a limited supply of English Wheat at our Corn Exchange to-
day, a clearance was rudely effected at an advance of full 6d.
per %kindle. Very little fine Irish offering; we advance our
quotations nominally 2d. per bushel. The millers from a
distance found no difficulty in selling choice household marks
of Flour at 325, 6d. per 2401 bi., delivered there. No change
as regards o,its. Scarcely any. farmers' Oatmeal at market,
and Irish being in few hands, is held for extreme rates, and
is taken more freely than last week. Other articles nearly
as before. The average price of Wheat this week, 525. bd.
per imperial quarter.

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RICHMOND (YoustaittnE), July B.—We had a fair supply
of Wheat, but only thin of other grain. Wheat sold ttom
6s. 6d. to 7s. 3d. ; Oats, 2.1. Bd. to 3a. 41. ; Barley, 41. 31. to
4s. 6J.; Beans, 4s. 6d. to 4s. 9d. per bushel.
SHREWSBURY, July B.—The weather being fine for the
llay-making, caused our attendance to be rather small.
Wheat sold at from 641. 6d. to 6s. lOd per imp. bah.

YARMOUTH, July S.—There was scarcely any attendance
at market. The few samples sold were at former prime.