The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-07 00:00:00

BY! Merl. IN
3 par O. Ital. Ans.. Sie
3 'MCI. Ogessia As..

I pee (1. Amt.. lb.M, ►I -i
ll per Ce..lgt• /Lege, el 4
le per Crat. CUD,
per Ct. heselltas Md►,q 3
Ditt.. New, It 4
I per IN. Nuevo. Am,. Nth., 34
DIIt•QtIW 11413,31
1341 a D.t.lw►. MM. Kew, II 3
0314.1134. keputtow 15.16.. IA 4
II per Cr. Desists Nt1e.,14 I
If per CI. I:Web New, 64
4 per 1.3. Itstek, Ile I

RAILWAYS.—Shares are nominally a shade
firmer, but this results rather
sales of any consideration than .
sition to purchase. The guaranteed
their standing the best. The
India shareholders, aithongh r
sults, line not improved the viii

BALES EYFECTiD UP 10 TWO THIS
(Takenlay'a priors will be foood '
Arab-, Trott., Boa, & Jn ,I II Man. an
Dlr. & Oxford Jan, 21 E.
De. /
and Donley, lii Do.
Bowan. Stasi.. Bir., Si

Ododon 1175
Pon Cotlew, 165 15 9
Do. Peep. 3 per Ct., No. 1,5 p
Do. do., No.', p
Do. Tact Eaten. 45 I
P. Lanowhlre New, 8
11. LlecAnshire, 10
fit. Northern, al
Do. Lon.* Yort Eat., 11
01. S.& W. (Ireland), to 4
Oreat North of kngland, 237
Do. New 304. sia, 891
Great Wisteria Qua. ten, 19
Do. New 171. ,ej
Lewd** Bradford, 01 31
Lee& and Chirek, 19
Lie., Crash; and South., 3
Loodon & libteltwall,
Loo., 'Wight.. St 4. C., 501 15
Do. Cons. Eighths, 215
Do. Guar. 5 per Ct. (Iste Croy-
don Thirds), 94
te N. W., IGS 11
Do. Quarters, t. lt 8., 961
Do. Qrs. Nes. II
1)0. 101. AL, 74. & B. (A), 101
Loa.* B.W, Now CUM. Eighths,
51 5)
Do. New, 501, 361 51
Do. 501., to., 511
D 0.461. oh., 41
LIVERPOOL &
E. Countles, 19/
lan. St Corlifle Thuds, 31 p
London & N. Western, 170
Ito. Qrs., 151 p
Do. New Quarters (after July,
1848), 9
Do. (Sr.. (0.3.), 134 p
Lon. & South Western Scrip, i p
Midland, 1204
Do Delves, 21 4

Do.
Do.
Nat,
Be
Nowa&le & erwick, 271 7
Do. Nos. 8;9
!Correa, 119 2.1
N. *lash. 3,11
Do. Dairen, 14
Do. Qrs., 4 4
Do. Extension,
110. Third.% 2 1
N. Staffordthire, 9
Beading, &W., & Reigate, 871
Males. & 131 r., C 1.., .t., 21 i
J. E...trrn & Dover, 35 4
s ttus Wales, 101
W. Riding Union, d
Wind., Heats. and S. W., 21 P
Wilts, So I,ersct, and Wcy., 16
York & Newcastle Ext., 131 141
Do. 1 ref, 111
York & Noctb Midland, 63
Ito. Pref., 136 141
Ito. E. and W. X. Lot, 23 4
Boulogne and .Irotens, 14
Dutch itheitisa, 3
Novhern of France, 116 4
Paris and Lyons, 31
Satobre and Meuse, 61
West Headers,

LES, Acorn. 8.
Newt. & Berwick New, j
Numb Erwterr, and Dover, 33
York & Ncwc. Eref., A
Birmingham & Oxford June., 61p
Bolt., Blackburn, Mtn., & W.
York Pref., 2a p
HuddetwB Id C. and R., 1 p
Lie., Crosby. & South.,
N. Staffoedshire, 2 p

Amb.,Nott., &
Birk., Lau., & Phis.. J., bj d
Birm.&OxL in.,n p
Blkbo. CI. and N. West Pre-
,
' •

ALEN Am sr 8.
Lsneaster and Carlisle, GOt
London and S. Western, c 6
Manch. & Leeds,l3 p
Do. 32/., d
Do. Fifths (InteW. R. d
Man, shelf., 8 Ln., 34 d
Nene. 8 Ber. New. 4 p
N. Staffordshire, 14 2 p
8. Fastens & Dover, to. 4, j d

ferentiels, 2 p
Dud ladiesshire, New, II d
Dp New ;Seel;o,3 d
iDuklerst. & Man. R. & C., p
Law, Dewsb., Man. New Ez.
(Flak), Ij d

BIRMINGILAY
Midland, Birro, h Derby, 91
Amkr., Mott., & Bost., It d
Blr Wol.,dt at, Vol., p
Derbyshire, had., & Bor. Scrip
Bed., 213 a. fld.

ALFA Atom G.
N. Staffordslore, Os. d. s
Shrews. d, btrm. (A', 20s.
24.241. d
Do. (B), TO, 21.. 3d. d
South SUM., 204.1

LEEDS BALI
Erewash Valley, S p
P. Lancashire New, If 28s. Sd. d
Leeds & Thlrsk, SI d
Newe. & Dee. New, Sf 3.1.16n6d. p

S. Seater S.
N. Pritish Thirds, 255. p
Quarte:s. 16s. 611. p
N. Western, 39e. 40s. d
West Rahn Union, Ga. 3d. G‘ d

BRISTOL SALES, Arouse S.
Brictol & fielder Thirds,„4 d Midland NV. shame, XI p
1
Do. Old, 4 d I Nerve. k Berwick Ned, 1 p
Gt. Western In. six, XI p IW. Riding Union, i d
lea. and S. Western, re North borikin Extension, i p
blid.and 401. slum, 81 p , ,

PRODUCE.—AsTwEne; AUGUST s.—Coffee meets
with a regular demand. Holders or Brazil are very firm.
Of St. Domingo, a otreo, consisting of about 4,200 bags, sold
for consumption at 231 c. Our stock comprises in all about
68,000 bees. We quote Java at 251 e. ti 261 e. Brazil, 20c.
to 21e.—Cotton continuo very firm, but es the present stock
offers little choice, and holders require a further advacce,
transactions are 4estricted,to small parcels. It is expected
that the recent. arrivals, which are row being landed,
will impart greater activity to the market.—Csssia
Lignes 60 ' chats have been done at 45e. Hies
is attracting mere attention at the present reduced
prices; 650 barrels Carolina were taken on speculation;
60,000 kilo. African sold from 4111. to 12111. ; 350 b. Pied-
mantese, at 13111.—Sugar We have to report the sale of
600 boxes white Havannah at 18111. to 1911. ; 1,200 boxes
yellow Havannah, at 16111. Several cargoes having arrived
from Havannah, and refiners being barely stocked, renewed
activity may be expected. —Tobsceo Prices ore well main.-
tained ; American qualities are lc. to 2c. per lb. higher. 110
hhds. Virginia at 110. to 13c., and 90 hhds. Maryland at
18c. to 20c.

HAMBUTIO, AUGUST 3—Coffee: Prices are well sup-
ported. We have to mention the sale of 230 bags Mocha, in
puhlic auction, at 41s. to 7 5.165. ; 3,503 bags Rio ordinary,
at 3 3-16 s. to is. ; real ordinary, at 3 5.165. to 7-16 s. ; and
food ordinary,
as ,at 311. to I I.—Cotton : The market is quieter.
40 hales middling Tex sold at 7P. ; 50 hales 'f inn.-
vclly Ma ras at 6s.—Sugar : Our stock ott'ers very little
choice. 40 chests white Bahia were disposed of at 01s., and
SO chests brown, at 51s. ; besidts 600 boxes fine
brown and yellow Ilssonnsh, at 5 13-166. to 6p.
Rice Purchases ate msdo only to supply immediate wants.
IVe quote Carolina, at 151 m. to 17itn. ; Patna, 151 m. to
15 ins. per 1001 b. —Spices The advices received from Holland,
stating that the Dutch Trading Company does not intend
bringing forward any Spices before next spring, have made
the market firmer; however, we have not heard of any
transactions.—Tobacco: Prices are well maintained. &SO
packages Brazil found buyers, at 21s. to 4/s. 150 balm
Porto Rico, at 21.. to 9;s. 160 serons Domingo, at Qs.
to 61s.

TALLOW.—AuGusT 6.—The market for this
article continues in a very quiet state ; consumers purchase
sparingly, and only for pressing exigencies; holders, however,
are firm, at 48s. 3d. for P.Y.C. of line quality on the svot.
At auction to-day, 444 casks I.t sort Ukraine Y.C.
(•tranded) mct a steady sale at 465. Gel. to 441. 9d. for
original packages; 465. to 461. 6d. for re melted, and 4.5“. for
re-packers, the whole bring sold without, allowance for
wet. Of 120 casks Odessa, only 10 casks sold, at 475.
for middling quality Sheep Tallow. 25 auk, St.
Petersburg Soap Tallow were taken in at 455. 64.
South American was not in request ; of 180 pipes
offered, only 35 pipes found buyers at 465. 61. to 46e. 9.1. for
fair to good, and 455. 6d. for very dark and greasy. New
South Wales Mutton Tallow sold freely, and brought high
prices. Beef Tallow was in little demand. Of forty-sis
casks offered, thirty four casks sold as follows: Mutton
Tallow, fair to good, 475. 6d. to 48s. 3d. ; tender and dregged,
475.; very dark, 441. 3d. Beef Tallow, fair colour, greasy.
461. ; very soft, grease, 41s. 3d. to 42.. 9.1. For delivery of
new Y. C. in the last three mouths, them is nothing doing;
475, continues as the nominal value. Town melted is in
steady request, at 435. to 48s. Bd., nett mob.

CORN.--GAINSBOROUOII, AUG. 3.—There wu but
little business done at this market to-day, and prices of
Wheat suffered a reduction of fully 13s. to Se. per qaarter
from lust week's prices. Wheat, red, front 66a. to 681. ; white,
695. to 70s. per quarter. Flour, fine, per stone, 5e.; se,
cards. 2s. 10d. ; Weds, 2s. 4d.
HULL, Auover 6.—ln grain but very little is doing;
and to effect sales of Wheat, the farmers have to submit
to a reduction of 10e. per qr. All Spring Corn very dull of
sale. Rye Meal realised Is. to is. 4d. per stone, by public
auction; last Tuesday. The only arrival of Linseed since
last report consists of about 20 qrs. from St. Petersburg. A
fair amount of business his been transacted this week, though
at a decline of le. per qr. on the finer qualities: of Jerome
weals the market is again cleared. Odessa, may be quoted
; fine Petersburg, 475. to 485. • good Rigs, 45e. to 46a ;
Memel and Konigsberg, 345. to 445. per quarter, according
to quality. A sale of Reputed is reported at Mil. from the
warehouse. The demand for Linseed Cakes still continues
good. and prices are firmly supported. Foreign imports
into Hull during this week : Linseed, 20 qrs. ; Rapeseed,
224 ; Wheat, 2,488; Barley, 755 ; Oats, ; Beans, 171 ;
Peas, 140.
LINCOLN, ACOUST 6.-0 eing to this being' the election
day for the northern division of this county we have little or
nothing doing in our market. Wbeat 6s. to Ss. lower; red,
635. to 665. ; white, 65a. to 70s. Theharvest hasoommenoed
in this district, and with every promise of a large yield.
LtvERPOOL, ACGLIIT 6.—ln the noun of Wednesday
and yesterday we had a good deal of heavy rain, which, at so
critical a period as the present, caused a renewed inquiry for
the leading articles of the trade ; and of Flour, which, was so
much depressed on Tuesday, Teeny parcels changed hands at
an advance of 2.. to 20. 6d. upon the reduced rate* then
stated, good Western and Canadian brands realising 30e. per
barrel. Wheat and Indian Corn likewise, being held with
increased confidence, higher prices were required ; and as
regards other grain a somewhat firmer tons was generally
apparent. Since Monday last, the arrivals into this port include
a fair quantity of Wheat from Canada, the American State.,
and Europe; uh'l4 thou of Indian Corn, Corn Meal, and
Flour, compared with former weeks, are only moderate, and
of other produce from any source extremely light. Our mar-

co. to 9s. 4d.; Rie
Peters-
burg, red, Bs. to Bs. 2d. ; Archangel, 7.. Gd. to
7a. 9d. ; Odessa, common, red, 7s. 3d. to 7s. 9d. ;
81, to Bs. 4d. ; French. Spanish. and Italian, red,
to 81. 2d. ; white, 81. 3d. to Ba. 9d. ; Bonnet and
Marianopoli, red, 7e. 6d. to Bs. ; Egyptian, .ss. to 6s, Gd. ;
Mediterranean, &c., hard, red, 6e. 3d. to Go. 6d. Rye,
per qr., Baltic, 365. to 40.1. Barley, per 60' Ih.,
44. 3d. to 49. 6d. Oats, per 451 h., 4s. 3d. to 4s. 6d. Brans,
per quarter, European, 663. to 695. ; Egyptian, per 46001.,
341. to 351. Peas, per qr., Baltic, &c., white, 42a. to 451.;
Canadian, 40'. to 425. Indian Corn, per 4601 b., 2.55. to 35a.;
Indian Meal, per barrel of 196:h.. 14.. to 163. Flour, per
bane! of 1961 b., Canadian. sweet. 265. fid. to 275. 6d.; United
States, sweet, 265. to 28..; United States and Canadian,
sour, 23.. to 216. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn,
from the 3rd to the sth August, inclusive Wheat,
8.047 ; Malt, 629• Oats, 528; Bees., 99; Pees, 62;
Indian Ct rn, 6,431; Indian Corn Meal, 4,321 barrels;
Oatmeal, 811 sacks; Flour, 140 sacks, and 13,463 barrels.
"SLEAFORD, AUGCST 2.-There was Wheat offering in
this market, but no di.poeition to purchase it ; the business
done was small indeed, being confined to a few millers, and
they only purchase to supply preening want of groin. In
these circumstances it is difficult to say more than that
Wheat is decidedly lower; possibly a reduction of Gs. to Bs.
per qr. will be near the truth; but, even then, it would be
difficult to sell more than a few quarters at a time. Wheat,
red, 61s. to 665. per qr. ; white, 661. to 68s. Beans, 58s.

- -
SOUTHAMPTON. Aroter 6.--Farmers being busy with
their harvesting operations, we bad but a thin attendance at
to-day's market. Evetything is uncommonly dull, the mil-
lers and dealers buying only when compelled. Flour, 48..
per sack.
L'xnntnue, Arot•sr 5-The Wheat market was very
dull, at about Bs. per qr. cheaper than last week. Wheat,
181. to 221. per load of 5 qrs Beane, 60s. to 565. per qr.
Peas, CO.. to 61s. Barley, 455. to 58s. Oats, Ms. to 425.
Rye, 56.1. to GOs. Flour, per sack, white, 635. ; household,
585.; seconds, 531.
WAKEFIELD, A 6.-The weather has been on the
whole lavourable and bringiag the crops to ma-
turity. The G 'nag to Chow very small
deliveries of 11 • arrivals from abroad have
been large but there an be no doubt
the steek of is tar Ins in the country than,
at the same year, when there was a release on
the sth of July, equal to 2,200,000 qrs. of Wheat. There
has been a compete paaic in the trade during the last ten
days ; to-day, Istweaver, with a good arrival of grain, there
is more Mune* anti, at the decline, no great anxiety
to wII. We quote •Wheat fully. Bs. per quarter below
the prices of this day se'anight. Begley nominal.
Oats, Id. per atone, and shelling 2s. per load
low cr. Beans steady, but slow sale. Other artielee as before.
The following are the current prices: Wheat,ger qr. 601 b.
to the Nobel Suffolk, F.ssex, and Kent, red, new, 63e. to
aes,l, extra, bushel,
• white, Ste. to Ms. • extra, re. ; Norfolk
and-Hants, red, 60.. to 62a. ; extra, 631. • white, 635. to
641. ; extra, 651. ; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red,
Sic to 601. ; extra, 63e. ; white, Ms. to 62a.; extra, 65. ;
Yorkshire, red, 565. to Mts.; extra, 605. ; 68s.
;to 625. ; extra, 645. Daniels) and Konigsburg, white, 60e. to
' 635.• extra, 645. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg,, red, 564.
to 605.; extra, 625.; Mediterranean, red, 50s. to
6421, ; extra, 57a. Old, red, 500. to 641.; extra, 37.. ;
Barley, per quarter imperial, foreign 365. to 425.
Beans, per quarter, 63 lbs. to the bushel, small fine, .52a.
to 545. ; extra, 655. ; Ticks, 61s. to 635. ; extra, 565.;
foreign, 44e. to 50a.; extra, 51a. Oats, per stone, meal-
ing, 13d. to 14d.; extra. 15d.; feeding, 13.1. to 14d.; extra,
15d. ; foreign, 12d. to 13d. ; extra, 14d. Shelling, per load of
2611bs , Ms. to Ms.; extra, 375. Malt, per load of 6
bushels, 625. to 545. ; extra, 565. Peas, per imp. qr., blue
sad white boilers, 465. to 50a. ; extra, 541.; grey and feed,
401. to 48s. ; extra, 50s. Repmeed, per last imp., English,
271. to 291. ; foreign, 271. to 291. Linseed, per imp. qr.,
46e. to 545. Imports during the week • Wheat, 9.269 qrs.,
11 Barley, 150 ; Oats, 1,166 ; Beans, 683 ; Linseed, 157 ; Flour,
274 sacks.

MINERALS.—Lead Ores sold at Aberystwith, on
the 26th July.
Mines. Tons. Ark*. Pure:mem
Goginan 5O . £l5 4 . . Stmo. Wifirms, &Co.
ditto
Fast lonia. 53 . 11 10 .. Sims, %Wpm*, & CO.
Proogoch 5O .11 3 ditto
hold at Ifolirell, on th 40th loly.
Penyrberblas
ditto 3l . 11 0 ..
.. .. ditto
. ..

ditto
ditto
Westrainater 33 9 16 ... Newton, Mateo, & Co.
ditto 32 10 10 ... Walker, Parker, & Co.
Belgrars 23 10 6 ... Newton, heater, & Co.
Jamaica
Rwlehreddartryn lO 10 7 ... Walker, Parka, &Co.
Ilelkin Hall
PerUclen 6 10 7 ... Walker, Parker, & Co.
Pruden
bold at llolywell, co lb 30th July.
Cinayetwlth 36 . /10 3 0 . Walker and Co.
Bold at Aberystwlth, on t cilia July.
Ilanfair - ditto
Bold at Ilakeard, on the 31.1 July.
Trelawnr,
Sold at Holywell, on the Ith August.
M.chynlleth - Newton. Krim, k Ca.
~61_L_V.P.1t-LEAD ORE. _

Tender. pie (eemplited)Tei Mee en, low; the CAWiden Moe, were
opeemil et the came. rbehorywonene, ea the 4th mot.
Thos. P
Welker, Tombee. an 00. 2l9ce 3per ton.
Mame, rhea — lB 10
Tamer WeeelMool OnnPatt7 - l7 3
17
Ilewtea sod 00.
MIA owl Os.
14 9
1
and Co. -
71611=W1=tenere, or J. T. Tarns, Up, ; or from the
OmehmertlMOimpsey.
Peelloolars of two parcels of Silver Lied Ore, paraboloid by the
Timer Smelting Compony, of the Coombe Vile Consols Mining Com,
PRI :-
Cwt. am lbs. Prim per ton. Amount. ToW.
No. I l4 1 5 EM 5 0 219 19 II
No. 2 3 0 21
-..-. -... 3 7 3- 23 6 3

I' from the absence rf quelidea, 4s. 3d. to 4s. GI; general qualities, 4..
1 from any better dispo. dt. 41. Beans, English, per quarter, 56.. t
tnteed stocks maintain. P. ',,,,ra....561: Ethneet. B;:rchgaullterbia:;4l7.,4Bo444lb.•il
e meeting of the , .....
‘....4. . Irish, gre7,123. to 44e. Flour, per
sitisfactorY in its '• • — Irish, Ana, 475. to 60.. ; sisperdi
IDs of the shares.
~, • 60.. to 63.. Oatmeal, per load of :
THIS DAT IN LONDON. e, ' • to 34a. ; old, 30.. to 325. ;Ca
found in Last pwrei• . 2,..„.„, . . Br,. an Fter 24 lb.. Is. 4d. to
n. and teed:. NI • - per MV.. Canadian, red,
Mx Halves, II •
'h. 2a. to Os. 9d.; United Btat,
io. lifths, 101
Hand. 12 ID • • 4' ',1L..., . 6. 95. •; whatee4a, be 9a. 6d.; I
in. 07..11., 43 1 .. 4 •‘ r. ' d rad, Its. &I. to'As. 98. ; Mgt mixed,
/o. 3.4. &IL, 8 4 to 9s. /34. ; Lower Baltic and Hantbursr, red, Rs.
to. Cons. Bristol & B:r. I per Ets 9d. ; white, 9s 24. to 9s 44 • Riga and
Cent_ 12fit I