The Express.
London, England, 1848-08-30 00:00:00

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4 per Ct Außtelan Bondi.
ti per Ct. ltelx. W.Va. 19 72
per Cent. ditto.
vet' Ct. kraciltan M... 72 4
Ditto sec, GP 1.2
6 per O. Lueoce Are. DAL, 19 211
Ditto Chr.ian IA te 6
Cultnel. Pt/.
Coltuohlop I•Aptaior 1:11... li
per CL Danish It's., 67 7°
2t per Ct. Dutch Hde...
4 wet. Dutch Carte.. 70t

I FUNDS.
1 per Vert. °Tema* Iltlat. nin
Gran ~.. I i1.1•:m4 !' 1.. , 21
I per l't Mexican. 121 u, 191 IT
liihn CI. PCI,IVi. )1.1.. 29 2
rurtn.out..ao FOWL :2 3
It ver et Itma. 110 a., 90 101
Plttn nuanlalt 114a.,121 .
I 3 per Ct. Spanlal, 11,1 p.,../ 32
Spann.l, Deferred Dd....
Ditto. l'asAlte DIN., 3 2
leer Ct. Venezuela lids.. 15 18
rnnezuela Deferred 110: ..4 I

RAILWAYS.—The share market is heavy, with
little doing. Quotations remain much the same as
Testerday, but South-Easterns better, and Great
Northern' worse. We quote Great Northern, 104 to
91 die.; North Staffords, 44 to 54 die.; Eastern Colin.
ties, 14 to 141 ; Boulogne and Amiens, 51 to 6; North
of France, 54 to a ; Scottish Central, 21 to 23; York,
Newcastle, and Berwick, Pref., 1 to 4 prem.; Cale-
donian Pref., 3-16 to 5-16 prem.
SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO 'MIR DAY IN LONDON.
I Yesterday's prices will to found in last palm.)
BM n 4 Oaf. In., 281 London and Blackwell. 41 1
Bir., Wols., & Dudkr, 14 Iced., Leigh.. ar O. Oast, 281 A
Bristol and 2:acter, 514 Ln. as N. %Peelers. 1141 16
Buriunalatunsbire, 34 4 Do. New Qm., 71 1
Cakslorian, 224 4 Lon. & S. Western, 404
Do. New 10/. Pref., 21 DO. New 542, 23
Mettler and Holyhead, _2 3 1)0. New Scrip, 1818, 4 4
Do. Pref., 14 Who'd, 91 21
East Anglan ISL, E. k 11., 31 Norfok, 621
E. edam Countiea, 14 4 N. British Thirds, 2 11
Do. New Guar. 6 per Ct., 51 6 N. Stalfordshire, 81
Do. Eaten., 5 per Cent, No. 1, Shrews. &Bir.11.1), 1
p.m 11. Easter., 26 5/
Do. No. 2, par Do. No. 2, 121 1
Eastern Union Scrip, Gus,. 6 per lb. No. 3, 161
Cent, 74 We r V.,11,1 6 per Ct., Guar., 271
Edln. and GlerroW, 411 York, Newt., and Ben, 301 1
Great South. & West. (fret.), 221 Do. Eaten. No. 1 (loft and
Great Western lam., 174 16 Newt.), 161
Do. New 17/., 1M Northern of France, 51
Lancashire and Yorkshire (W. It. i Paris end Lyons, S
Unde), 11 1 D0...41
Leeds and Bradford, 921 .

PRODUCE.—MINCTNO-LANE, Half-past Two.—.
The talcs have been few and unimportant to-day, and bu-
P111(13 generally has been limited, with a thin attendance in
it& markets. Sugars are selling at yesterday's prices. Re-
fined, standard quality, 52s.—Coffee dull and difficult of sale;
also Mee, the fine weather having an r fleet on the latter arti-
ele.—Cotton steady.—lturn dull.—Spier• are firm.—Tea:
The public sales are progressing heavily.—ln other articles
no material alteration.

TALLOW.—The market is less animated. PLters-
burg Y C. on the spot, 44t. 9d. to 43+. • Oct. to Dec. deli.
very, 445. 9.1. to 43..; separate month' dtlhery, 3.1. to 6d.
more.

CORN.-IiARK-LANE. - Supplies of all descrip-
tions of grain, since Monday, have been only moderate,
Lod our market, under the influence '.f fine weather,
ruled dull to-day ; and, in the absence of any busicesa
of importance, Mondley's quotations may be repeated for all
ankles. Fine qualities of Barley were is request, and
brought extreme rates.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 29th ADO. TO 3 th APO.
Qrs. Eneligh. Scotch. Irish. Foreign.
Wheat
Barley
I 11513
Oats
Floor, 1,610 seeks; barrels. Malt, 2,160 qrs.
HULL, August 29.-The weather since our report of last
Tuesday has been very unsettled (with occasional intervals of
sunshine end wind); there has been more or less rain every
day, so much so as to retard and stay all harvest operations ;
the Wheat is nearly wholly cut round here a week of fine
dry weather is cow much to be desired to secure and house
the crop. The reports of Potatoes *till continue unfavour-
able, and the bad weather interferes mach with the trogrem
to ma'urity of all spring Corn. The Corn trade in conse-
quence has been considerably excited during the past week,
and all descriptions of grain have met buyers at daily higher
prices. The arrivals from abroad during the week have been
to a moderate extent, which have bren freely sold on
arrival, and are principally going to bond to wait lower
duties. Of Linseed the arrival is comparatively small,
but, crusher; being pretty well stocked, the demand bee not
been so free, but full prices are paid where business in done.
Rapeseed unaltered, 261. beings top price for the best Danish
and German qualities. Linseed Coke fully maintains
prima; for immediate delivery, to-day's peke is 91. and bat
few sellers at 91. 101. for future. Of Rape C.ke the few
parcels on the market are held firmly at 51. ex ship. Bones
bear a nominal price this week ; the arrivals small, and the
demand equally so. To-day the weather is very fine, and
has a more settled appecrance than for some weeks back;
the market has been pretty well attended ; a good many
samples of old Wheat offering by the farmers, and the prices
may be noted Is. to 2s. per qr. dearer than last week, but
the demand not brisk; several samples of new showing,
condition very various, some however very flue, both in con-
dition and quality. We have not heeled of any sales. Foreign
Wheat is fully 2s. to 3s. dearer than last Tuesday. for both
free and bonded. Oats fully support 14e prices. Barley
per qr., and Beane and Peas 2s. per qr. dearer. There has
not been much business done, and the market ended flat.
Irowicil, August 29.-The weather during the past week
has not enabled much protresa to be made with harvest.
The greater part of the Wheat has been carried, but must
prove very defective in condition. The weather to-day is
fine, but cloudy. The supply at market of Wheat to-day
was good, and old was taken oft at an advance of 3s. to 4s.
per qr. New at least 2s. to 30. per qr. cheaper. Upon the
whole, the quality was better than anticipated; it would have
been very fine had the weather been suitable. Nu Barley
offering. Beans and Perm 2a. to 3a. per qr. dosser. Oats,
Is. to 2s. dearer.
LEEDS, August 29.-There is a fair arrival of Wheat re-
ported, but only a moderate show of samples ; pric.s are as
on Friday for old, and new varies from Ws. to 625, reds;
extra white, higher. Only a few small lots have yet ap-
peared, so that no accurate report can yet be given of value.
Barley as before. Oats and Shelling quite as dear, and
Beans held for more money. Arrivals this week: Wheat,
10.038 ; Barley, 24 ; Beane, 638 ; Rapeseed, 464 ; Linseed,
694.
LEIGHTON BUZZARD' August 29.-Our market today
was well supplied with both old and new Wheat, the latter
in very bad condition, and difficult to sell • for old the de-
mand was fair, at an advance of Is. per load on last week's
rates ; 335. to 365. per load of 5 bushels. Barley in short
supply, and brought at least 2s per qr. mote money. Beans
and Peas from Is, to 2s. per load higher.
LEWES, August 29.-A fair supply of old Wheat to-day,
which sold at 3s. to 41. per or. advance from Monday last.
Many samples of new were shown, but, from their sad con-
dition, could not be sold. Peas in demand, at 2s. to 3s. per
quarter advance. Wheat, white, old, 161. to 171; new,
151. to 161. ; red, 151. to 161.; new, 131. to 141. Barley, 28e.
to 30s. Oats, 21s. to 235. Beans, 38s. to 40s. Peas, 401.
to 425.
LIVERPOOL, August 29.-The arrivals into this port
during the entire week form a rather scanty supply of pro-
duce, generally, coastwise and from Ireland; and, beyond a
moderate quantity of Wheat, we have little grain in from
Europe : frost Canada and the States, however, the import
of Flour is liberal, and that of Indian Corn from the latter
source moderate. Although in Ireland, during part of last
week, the weather was stated to have remained unsettled,
the amounts received thence within the last day or two speak
much more favourably of the grain, as well as potato crops,
than previously. From the close of .Friday's market, the
weather here exhibited a very chequered aad variable
character, until the morning of yesterday, when it
became beautifully clear, with a brisk drying wind throughout
the day; and, having continued equally auspicious to the
present hour, the farmers in this neighbourhood are now
actively engaged in housing corn. Influenced by this
salutary change, and having at this day's market fewer
buyers than of late, little animation was apparent in any de-
partment of the trade; but the stocks of most articles in
granary being still rather inconsiderable, there was no
instance of sales being forced on much lower terms, except
of Indian Corn, which has declined in value 41. per qr.
since Tuesday last. In English and Irish Wheats, the
growth of last year, the transactions were limited at the rates
of this day week, whilst a few parcels of Irish new,
although in soft condition, "befitted &. 3d. per 701 b ; foreign,
both free and in bono, moving off sparingly at former prices.
Home made and Irish Flour, being in slow request, barely
sustained previous terms; barrel Flour of each denomina-
tion remaining steady in value. Bar.ey and Malt, upon a
moderate demand, were the turn dearer. Beans, meeting
little notice, were rather easier to purchase. Peas, on the
contrary, commanded full prices. Oats and Oatmeal, at-
tracting a mod rate inquiry, maintained the currency of this
day se/might. Notwithstanding the great decline in the
price of Indian Corn, Corn Meal was held firmly, at 17s. to
18s. per barrel.
LYNN, August 29.-Wheat, 21. to 3s. per qr. dearer. Sup-
ply chiefly of the new crop. Condition wretched. All prices
from 50.. to 545.; better sorts to Ws. • and old red, 605.;
white to 635. to the growers. Two or three samples of new
Barley, prices asked 341 to 38s. p tr qr.
NEWCASTLE, August 29.-The weather since Saturday
has been beautifully fine, and our farmers are buaily engaged
in harvest operations, should the weather continue equally
favourable to the end of the week, a large breadth of Wheat
and Barley will have yielded to the sickle, and a small por-
tion of each will be safely housed in good order. At our
market this morning, we had a good supply of Wheat from
the growers, and having a large quantity offering of South
country qualities, this, combined with the firmness of
the weather, occasioned a flatness in the trade ;
but, by the holders remaining firm, an advance of folly Is.
per qr. was established; the business done, however, was of
a limited nature. Only two samples of new Wheat on sale
to-day, the red made 66e, and the white 685., per 631bs. ;
bonde we did not hear of any transactions, the high pre-
tensions of holders having tended to check business. Being
moderately st p, lied with Flour, the extreme rates of Satur-
day were sully sustained, viz., 455. to 465. for household, up
to 435. for whites. Rye rather more inquired after, and the
turn dearer ; and the same may be said of Barley, Beans,
Peas and Oats.
PLYMOUTH, August 29. - Prices of Wheat and Barley
were 2s. per qr. dearer at this day's market. Very few sam-
ples of new corn were shown, and as the weather is now dry,
after nearly 60 hours of constant rain, farmers are agaia busy
in the field.
SALISECRY, August 29.-The sereneness of the weather
yesterday and this morning caused the farmers to be on the
alert to house the remaining portion of their produce ; conse-
quently the attendance was not very numerous. The supply
of Wheat, both eld and new, was plentiful. Notwithstand.
iDE, great firmness prevailed for the former, and an advance
of 2c. to as. was submitted to. The greatest part of the new
Wheat shoe n was in very bad condition, attributable to the
unfavourable harvest ; and the Web were very inanimate, at
a reduction of 2s. to 3a. per qr. Barley was moderately sup-
plied, and held firmly, at an improvement of Is. 6d. to 24. per.. , or. it
qr. Oats and Beans, being rather scarce; were lc SI, •
price. Malt isheld very firmly, at high vices. The ,
were prices -Best vi luta Wheat, 595. to 635. ; red, 67
Barley, 335. to 375. Beans, 42a. to 445. Oats, . • /
Peas, 40s. to 42a. Rye, 33e. to Ms. per qr. _ •e. - •
es. Bd. per bushel. Bat Fleur, Kis. per sack; ' •. •
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