The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-27 00:00:00

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of 2s. to 3s. per qr. Accounts of the potato disown have
again reached our ears, and, we fear, with some degree of
aecurse7. Whel., 463. to 325. Barley, 25.. to 301. Beans
and Peas, 320. to 383.

HAYWARD'S HEAT!!, July 26.--In conoequence of the
continued wet weather, and also the re-appearance of the
potato disease,: holders effected sales at 30. 61. to 41. per qr.
advance on the r l!es of this Oay week. Other grain steady.
Wheat, white, 131. ss. to 13!. 15s. ; red. 121. 10i. to 131.
Barley. 30s. to 31s. Oats, 191. to 203. Beans, 351. to 365.
Pea., 395. to 40s.
NEWCASTLE, July 23.-The weather kill prevents an nn.
settled appearance. Since last mark( t rain has set in, which,
if it continues, will impart much firmness to the trade. At
our market this morning we had a moderate show of Wheat
from the growers, and having little fresh in since Saturday,
fresh-thrashed samples were taken off readily, at an advance
of 2s. per qr.; whilst, at the same time, a good clearance
was effected of Norfolk and Suffolk qualities, at a similar
amendment, the bent south country red making 535., and
white, 565. per qr., 631bs. per bushel. In foreign few trans.
actions occurred, holders being unwilling to sell ut present
rates, Preferring rather to keep their stoeko in bond, and
take the chances of the season for realising, to better
advantage hereafter, which avauredly will be the case should
tilt accounts with respect to potatoes not improve. For
Four we experienced a good demand, 361. being readily
obtained for choice households, but some holders were
requiring which had the effect of checking sales. In
Rye little st'ering. Barley in good request, and the turn
dearer. Malt unchanged in value. In Beans we have few
transactions to report, but boiling Peas create more atten-
tion, and may be written Is. per qr. higher. Oats are
held with more firmness, but sur dealers buy with great
caution, prefaring rather to reduce than add to their stocks
at present.
ROXFOLD, July 26.-Our Wheat market to-day was very
brisk, at 3s. to U. per qr. more than last week ; other grain
about the same as before. Wheat, 425. to 60s. Barley,
295. to 30i.; grinding, 245. to 2Ss. Oats, 225. to 28e. Beans,
30s. to 335. Peas, 3os. to aba. Rye, 28s. to 30s.

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SPALDING, July 25.—At this day's market there was a
manifest anxiety ,to get into stock • our millers, being
generally short, took most samples of Wheat at an advance of
35., in many instances 45., over last week's rates, for good
and bad. Most persons are now satisfied of the existence of
patato blight. Oats and Leans more sought atter, but no
advance in prices. The Bean crops are looking wal and
promise good crops.
DUBLIN, July 25.—The limited supply of Wheat to our
market this day enabled holders to realise an improvement
of Gd. per barrel on this article. Oats, of which the supply
was likewise small, sold at an advance of 3d. per barrel.
Oatmeal was also Gd. per cwt. dearer, but other articles were
a heavy sale at our latest quotations. The following was the
general currency : Wheat, white, 295. to 335. 6J.; red, 275.
to 31s. Gd. per 2301b5. Oats, 10s. ful. to 134. per 196 lbs.
Barley, 14s. to 16s. Gd. oer 2241 b. Oatmeal, lls. to 13s. tid. per
cwt. Flour, seconds, ltis. 6d. to 17s. 61 per cwt. Indian
Corn, *6s. to 41s. per 4bOlhe.

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANs, Half-past Two.—
The Sugar market wears a decidedly improved appearance,
and refiners art buying with great confidence. The new
scale of duties is expected to be presented to the house
this evening. Refined, standard quality, is quoted 535. Gd.—
Co&e is going off without spirit in the public sale.—Rice ;
This article has become rather dull, and the late rapid rise
is scarcely supported, as importers continue bi bring
forward large public salts, yet they show firmness,
and the 1,500 bags of Madras were boogtt in at
lie. Gd. ; to effect sales a reduction of Gil. to Is. must have
been submitted to.—Pimento sold at full prices.—Runs
steady.—Cotton inactive.—ln other articles no material
alteration.

PRICES CURRENT.

areal, per owl. I,I:TT PAID.
W. lailia,B.P.bwm 333. 0d.37a. Od
Yellow &Grey 37 0...42 6
Fine 42 6...4.5 0
Mauritius, brown 23 6..33 6
Yellow B6 0...39 6
Fine
Bengal 9t3ladra-s, b 2B 0..33 0
Yellow 3l 6...37 0
White ST 6 A 4 ti
Foreign, brown...- 92 0..25 3
*2 Yellow 36 6...37 6
Grey and whim 39 0...51 0
Refined, Ihimbro' SS 0...62 0
Lumps
Cure ac, in Bond.
Wert India, ordi-
nary 2B 0...92 0
Good.
Fine 75 0...100 10
Ceylon, good oral-
Ti7e
Fine l2 0_ PO 0
Mocha, good to tine 46 0... 70 0
Ceeta ordi-
miry to tine 27 0... 41 0
Sumatra and Pa-
den.; 25 0...26 0
Two, at per lb.
Congou, common 0 di— 0 7
Rice, at per Owl.
Rental white l3 0... 15 0
7Cargo lO 6...11 6
Jaya ant Mantle 9 0... 13 6
Patna, Gleaned 10 0.. 20 0
Carolina. 23 0...i226 0
SPIIUTA

/2 7..1 7 6
Hoops 0 O.- 0 •
Cargn atCardiff bar 0 9.- 0 •
Swedish lO 13...12 0
Loan, at per ton.
=at 16 10 ..16 15
sheet l7 5... 0 •
Bare . 111 13._ 0 0
Patent shot l9 10... 0 0
red or 19 0... 0 0
Speller l3 7 6 13 10
Oms, pm. 232 imp gal. d.p.
esL pale.-- 24 10... 0 0
straw 23 10. , 0 6
brown & yellow 2l 0.. is 0
Sperm 74 0_.76 0
Head Matter 76 9... 0 0
Cad 24 0-.24 10
South Set 23 0...23 DI
Olire,OallipolLpme 48 0..A3
Come Nut .....
Nom, Rape, pale,
per ton U 0... 0 0
Linseed 955.220
Psovisione, per ewt.
Batter—Cork, Ist B2 0...83 0
4tha 89 0 PO 0
sths 0 0... 0 0
Dublin, let 0 0... 0 0
Limerick, do 7B 0...81 0
Carlow, lot 82 0..84
Hewn.,
14 0 0 0
Waterford 77 0...81 •
Beef, India, oar
tierce
Prime Mere 0 0... 0
Pork, prime mere._ 75 0-10 0
Bacon-Pork, Dark (75 0..00
Do., Belfast p
Bacon, Waterford,
70 0...78 0
Bell:newt.
Lord,l3elfaet,prfrk 40 0..30
Waterford, do
1)11w Bladder
Amerferan,datyp. 62 0...72 0
HIDES, 01 and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. and 11. Video,
00.44 eh 6d
halted
0 2y...0 3i
Brasil, dry 0 0 ...0 0
Dryratted 0 2...0 If
dry 0 34...0 54
Lornaik Valp. dry 0 31...0 6
West India, dry 0 0 ...0 0
Salted 0 11... e ft
Post India 0 4 .0 9
Kips, B. Ayres, dry 0 0 . .0
Russia, dry 0 8 -.0 84
S. Anier.llone, per
bide I ... 8 0
Roaria, ditto 0 ... 7
pre Woos, at per ton.
Logwood,Jamalea..e4 0... 4 5
lionflurae. ..... 0... 5 le
Campeethy 610...7 0
rustle, Jamaica 5 0... 6 0
Nicaragua, bogs gad
ecoiid 10 0..33 0
Small ...0 5..31 •
Lima 18 10...13 •
Capon Bimaa 13-14 10
Red 3 17.- 4 7
Brasil

Mum at rer galL
Leeward bland
Proof , 1 6 0 0
Demerara, 21 to
per OMIL
O.P 2 3
Jamaica, 30 to 30
per cent. O.P. 3 7
Favourite marts 4 6 ...
Brandy, let brands 3 10 ...
Brl•Uhspillts,cLp. 10 3...
Booted
Irish lO 3
Flax, per ton.
Riga, P.T.11. £3O 0.-33 0
St. Petersbiug, S
head 0 0... 0 G
Dutch and Flemish 30 0.-60 0
Friesland
Haar, at per tun.
St.Petersharg,clemE27lo...2o 10
out.'hot
half clean
Biqa, Milne 3l 0...32 0
outshot
pea
Manilla
East India Suns lB 0...23 0
Bombay IC 0...24 0
Jute
Tot, at per cwt.
Baum 62 0... 0 0
Straits
Com. in blocks 75 0... 0 0
Dion, a. per ton.
Bars l 7 0 f 0 0

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TALLOW.— The "Laski
on tne soot, Iss. 33. to
livery, 435. to I3s, ad.. .-
6d. more.

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mate months' delivery, Zd. to

HOPS.— Sausra:r.y, July 25.—Beat Fambarne,
41. 10s. to 51.51. ; Hansushire, Jl. to 41. ; Sussex, 31.; Year .
lingo, SOs. per cwt.
Woncgoren, July 26.—Almost all the Hop grounds in
this district have within the last few days assumed an appear-
ance completely unexpected alter the luxuriant growth which
attended them during therpring. The bine is evidently going
back, and is now looking sickly, w ith other unfavourable
symptom., ,nd which, with the late high wind., hos caused a
great &cline in the estimated duty. The some unfavourable
symptoms are reported in the Kent and Sussex districts, and
the dealers are speculating upon an immediate revival of
trade and an improvement upon the ruinous rates which
have Int ly ruled tho markets.

HAY.—SmITTIVIELD, ?leo 0' Clock.—Meagre. Cooper
and Davie report the trade very heavy, at the following
quotation :
Prime Meadow 70, to S. Rowen....Clie. to Cse. Newelorerfli•toWs
Infcrar to Clover —.OO, tolale memo.. 2/.. to Ma
Ncw 6i/s. to 72s

CATTLE, ece.—ExETER.—At the opening of the
market, Butchers' Calves of a prime deseription wi re scarce,
an•l some very choice articles fetched 6J. per lb. Ihe supply
of Sheep was not large, and with but few lots of a prime
description. Kit Sheep sold at trAn 6d. to 61d. per lb.
There was a good supply of Lambs.

LlvEnrooi, July 21.—The su"ply to-day was much the
same as last week, and with a dull sale for Beef, hut high
prices. Beef, from 6tl. to 60. Mutton and Lamb
averaged 7d.

MoarroNuascrarean Fern.—This was held on Thurs-
day last, and there was a very good show of stock, among
which were some fine fat Bullocks, that met a sale at from
53A. to 565. per cwt., or from 93.6 d. tolos. per score. The store
Oxen exhibited likewise were clisper.d of at from 261. to 281.
the pair; and good fresh Steers at rates givirg from 50s. to
56.. per cwt., or from 9s. to 10s. per score. Cows and
Calves were in good supply ; many of them were sold at
from 11/. to 14t. 10s., or from 435, to rather better than 48s.
per cwt., or from 7s. 9d. to something over Bs. Gd. per score.
Some good Irish BarrenerslikewiFe were cold at from SI. to
10/. a piece. In ti:e Shop fair there was a good show as to
quality, and fat Wetl.ers were cold at about 61 per lb.
Fat Ewes, at Gd. per lb. Sereral lots of fat L ,mbs also were
sold at about Gd. per lb. But rearing Lambs were on
dull sale.

NEWCASTLE, July 25.-We bars to report a considerable
falling off in the supplies of fat Beasts, both in quantity and
quality. A good swoi.able show of Sheep and Lambs.
There were also more Pigs, and of abetter chseriptitn. Wed-
den of the best quality, =Ole 6d. per lb. The Mutton trade
was slow. Lambs about L. per bend reductron hem last
week. Pigs are a little mem moderate in price. Prime :-
Beast., those of the best quality, sold freely, al 7s. ; middling,
6s. 6d. to 6s. 91. per stone of 1411 w. Sheep, beet Wedders to
middling, Sad. ; inferior, 6d. ; Lambs, 61d. to ls. per bead
below 74. per lb., sinking offal.
ROTHERHAM, July 24.-Although this was the fortnight
market, the show of bath Bonus and Sheep was only smell,
as regards both quantity and quality. The attendance of
buyers not so numerous, yet the trade ruled brisk, and both
Mutton and Beef higher than last week's quotations. Beef,
6s. 6d. to 75. 6d. per stone. Mutton, 641. to 7d. per lb.
ROMFORD, July 26.-To•day's market was but scantily
supplied with lean steak, of a second-rate quality, which
meta dull sale. The prime fat meat was a fair rale, escape
Veal, which was heavy, at about 4d. per gene lower. Beef,
3s. 64. to 4s. 4d. Mutton, 4.. to Si. Lamb, 45. 6d. to
6s. Gal. Veal, 3s. to 4s. Pork, 33. 83. to 43. 64.
SOUTHALL, July 26.-Our trade was steady to-day, and
prices tended downwards. Beef made from 2s. 44. to 4s. 24.
Mutton, 3s. 84. to ss. Lamb, 4.. 6d. to Si. 4d. Veal, 33.6 d.
to 4s. 6d. Pork, 3s. 41. to 43. Bd. per stone of Mbs. sinking
the offal.

For Yekrday's marktla see Jost we.