The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-10 00:00:00

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N0.322.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING SEPT. 10, 18 .7. [3d.

EDINBURGH SALES. Sarni:inn IL
Caledcalan New, Ms. Elfin. & Newport New, Begla.,
Decode Railway, 50s. 31s. 31a.
Dundee & Perth Q1n..848.04a. N. British Gra., M. Sa-
Edin., Leith, &Oran. Qn. So., Os. Do. New Qr& Ph, Ille.
FALL and North., 191 Do. Thirds Reg.. 33a. 574.64.
Do. New. Reg., 51s. Do. Thirds Ed, Ms.
Do. New Scrip, 30,. Shrews. & Chest. DN. sh., 8 per
Min. & Newport &rip, Si.. &L Cent. Guar., 81s.
DUMAN BALPA, Barrooms S.
Mid. Gt. W. & R. C., 14i I &rm., Cole., & Portansh, Sa Bd.
Watt and Kilkenny, Si

PRODUCE.—MINCINO-LANE, Ha fast Two.—
The public sales have been large and various today,
Sugar, 8,500 bags Mauritius, and 5,000 bags Bengal and
Madras; Coffee, 120 cuss; Rice, 13,000 bags; Bolll4l**,
400 bags ; Pimento, 400 bags ; and 200 bags Pepper.—The
Sugar is progressing steadily, at full prices: refined
firms ; lumps, 545, to 575.; standard quality, 555. to 655. 6d.
—Coffee has not shown any material alteration in priew—
Rice went off very well, conaideriztheuqbusson. tity, and a fair
proportion sold ; &le to good mid whits Bestial, les to
leo. ed. ; very flue, 18s. to 18s. 6d ; 14% ed.—Salt-
peer* dull, and a shade lower. Refmatirea 10; lee. ed. to
30..—Pepper sold at full prices, 2/ per :b.—Pimiento sold 51
to Si, which were Itioh prices.— RUM astiauss firm, with a
fair amount of humus done.—Tes doll, at the decline
quoted yastarday.—ln other articles no alteration.

MAIDITONI, Sept. 9.-This day we had a good trade for
Wheat, at picas rather over lam day. There was a good sap-
ply, and also demand. Lent Corn was plentiful, and mare than
wanted. Wheat, white new, 465. to 50e. ; red, new, 381.
to 45e. New M , 34.. to 375. • ticks, 371. to 40s. Oats,
new, 19s. to 34e. y, 24e. to 34.
NRIVBCII% Sept. 9.-We have again a good supply of
Wheat, principally new, in good condition, quality various.
Sellers submitted to a decline of from 4s. to 6e. per qr.
Considerable gales were effected, but not a perfect clearance.
We had some quantity of new Barley, which met a slow
sale at nearly the rates of hot week. Oats, Beans, and Peas
the same, but Tares and Rye were in demand, and dearer.
Averages: Wheat, 50e. 7d. per qr. Barley, 345. 3d. Oats,
245. 10d.
Ptyworrn, Sept. 9.-Farmer,' supplies of new Wheat
small to-day at market ; a better demand for foreign, and in
some instances an advance of Is. per qr. was made.
Router, Sept. 9.-A good supply of Wheat. The finest
new was offered et 121. per load ; inferior samples, 111. Bar-
ley, best, 335. per qr. ' • good, 30r. : some light, alas=
2b. Oats, new, black, 255.; old, 94.. ; coranion 22e.
lower by bs. per qr. ; best, old, 60e. Per art Eye r last
wrek.

COALS.—HaIf-past Two.—The following are the
quotatioass—Tanfield Moor, 18s. 9d. ; West Wartley, 19s.
—Shies at market, 12.

CORN.—MARK-Loa..—Notwithstanding the an-
nouncement of further failures this morning, we have ex-
perienced a very extensive demand for both Wheat end
Flour, so well from London millers so tram more distant
buyers, who attended our market in considerable number,.
Wheat sold at an advance Of le. 10 2u per qr., and Moue et
an improvement of la. per barrel.—Barlq midland
V=Blmit midi Yr demand at refavimisigliK
...., much is bet quoted. •
TAe following are Monday's quotations:
BRITISH. home V. cewer.
Wars; Eases and Kent, red 44 to 48 to 50... white 42 to $0 to $2
Norfolk and Suffolk. 42 to 42 to 43... do 4B to 48 to 50
Talavera (Front or Suffolk) 2O to 54
Clunk. It Len., red. 42 to 44 to 48 -white.— 48 to 50 to 54
Irish do to do. to to
Era- to
Ilearnr,ErofilnB to to to -
-to Chevalier to —fine -
- to .Bcoteh — to

Irish
RCM( WENAT

MALT 6O to 64.. Ilse pa 15...... 69 to 70
Oen, Enalleh feed l5 to 19 to 22s Od...bleA.
Ditto Poland*.
Berwick & MOW' feed 19 to 22s tid.. potsto 24 to 29e Od
Irish reed l7 to 23s Od „bleak.. ~ 15 to 17e Od
Ditto potato 24 to 26. MI
Peas, grey U to 404 Od.. maple 4O to 42
1 Blue to —...lmperial — to
White 38 to 42...b01kr5. 42 to 46
Bassi, Masson. 27 to 40. tick
Harrow 38 to 41...5ma0 44 to 46...01d 46 to 50
TAMS, New Spring to --Dow winter to --old to
&unmet, New 4O to 42
basins CAX ss, per thousand El] 10s. to Ell Os.
ter eark et rellbe
FLOCS, Town-made, deterred 46 to 48 _tine hogaehold 40 to 44
Norfolk and Suffolk 39 to 40 white 4O to 41
Northumberland, Lincoln, and Yorkshire
8u es sad LW to Irish .. — to
FOREIGN.
• - - - • - -

Rorirrox, Sept, 8.-A small show of Wheat. &Ben
firm, but last week's prices barely iruppeeted. Floor with-
out attention in price. Wheat, new, 275. to 82n; old, 30s.
to 36c_per load. Barley, 30e. to 36a. per qr. Oats, 18e. to
265. Tana 81. per bushel,
SHIPTIELD, Sept. 7.-The show of Wheat today was
nearly all new, and the millers and Flour dealers being bars
of stock, there was a good clearance made, at a decline of
from 6d. to Is. per load. Wheat, white, 20e. to 21e. ; red,
18s. to lA. Rye, 15e. to 16s. Buns, English, 21s. to 235.
Pau, 18s. es 18. per 3 bushels. Barley, malting, 345. to
365. • grinding, VA. to 361. Oats, 24a. to 28e. per qr.
ft;ocutsfunon, Sept. S.-Wheat aimed eonsidarable
onastfities. This base now fetched 121.
rid bilbrisk_el. LW. lOn to tat not reesiiiintr,
eamifin of adz Wbearitent off at 131. per load. Barley
its moderate en y ; finest samples offered at 365. per qr.;
some good at to 35. Oats, but Polanth, fetched but
26a. per qr. • some very good at 245._, common feed at 21s.
Beans, from. 40s. to 48s. per qr.; Peas, from 38e. to 425.
Tares, from 71. to Bs. 6d. per bushel.
Seciatrox-ox-Tana, Sept. 8.-We had a fair supply of ,1
Wheat, at this day's Riarket, the bulk of which was of the
new crop. The guilty of this year's growth is finer than
we ever remember in this district. New Wheat met a brisk
sale at about last week's prices. Old English and Foreign
may be noted Is. to `2a. per qr. lower. Oats were in better
demand, and Is. to 7A. per quarter dower. Beane,
2s. to 3e. per quarter higher, but the supply was
very limited. Flour, 3s. per sack lower. Wheat,
per qr. of 631bs. to the bushel, south country, rod, 63e. to
; mixed, 6.55. t• 666.; white, 675. to 695. ; old, red, 61s.
to 6.55. ' • white, 635. to 575. ; Durham and Yorkshire, red,
42a. to 55,, ,• white, 565. to 60s. ; Berwick and Scotch,
49e. to 665. ; Dantsie, Stettin, and Konigsberg. 56e. to 58e. ;
Mecklenburg and Pemenutian' 535. to 665. ; Holstein,
Danish, and Hamburg, 63a. to 665. Flour, per sack of
2801 b., 40s. ; superfine. 4?s. Rye Meal, 61. 10s. per ton.
Oats, feed, 245. to 265. ; potato, 28s. to 30s. ' • foreign, 22a.
to 213 e. Beene, old, 445. to 48s. Peas, boilers, 445. to 48e.

WWT, I/Intik of innsphiri77. 4iiic so. two to 54
new bad
Valudt, Stettin,
Frenchnter and
iwnieh and Heratswgl4. 44 to SO
Russian 40 to 46 .F.43stiot — to
Danube andOdeena .... 34 to 46

to
Canadian to .Anatralbus SO to S 6

8•30.2 Y, Feeding 21 to 31...dietining
I..~u.Coax $S to 40. laternse
.7 to 7

Oats, }lowa*
romereana lad Illnisel l6 to 19
68edieh awl Dania
•"

Frieselui r D~li foei

12 to 16

-22 to n iced
Bac" tick. to .old. ♦2 to St
1;."11

EVIALIn
PIA., pry to
White MI to 38 Was.. —to
TAW, old to Dew to --lama ..... . . . to
Lamm Babe and limbo ..44 to 46 to 43
Mediterranean said Odom. to 48 to 30
Barmen 38 to 40. .heispesed 34 to 36
RAM= AD Paces, treed ditatizloa. C 5 104. to R 3 15a.
Lama Cass, Dutch sad a 9 Os. to RlO Os.
Ditto Preach sod Amebas £lO Oa. to Cll Os.
Fiore, American, per band of 19Mba 23 to 25
Dantsic sod Hamburg II to 24
Canadian
Preach, per amok at 3801ba. hes "
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM oth SIPT. TO lOtk SEPT.
Wheat
Cbs. Earllsb. I Scotch. Irish. Forc*ln.
I 23100
Barley I 570 1
I Oats
Flour, 2,170 due; 13,080 barrels. Malt, 9,870 qoarten.
Loewe Assume.— Wheat. 334. 7i. • barley, Us. M. ; oats,
Ma 4d.; rip, 384:, Moak 47e. ; pese,.4'.. 1.03._

July $1

IMPERIAL AVERAGE&

07i
,736 6d 13.1 Ild
r2610d 60e 7d}
6d,396 lid
lids 4d 17s 9d,

liotri Rat-
o37e
SI. 18:1'526
las ld'4oß
28. 9d 156
,77. 4.1 Ste 78

1541 Id!
1546 sd,
53s 2d•
53. 3dl
!SI% 10d:

i'7-1; 571
,42.• 10d

WORKINGTON, Sept. 8.-There was a good supply of
Wheat, Barley, and Oats, at our market this morning,
which sold at prices rather lower than last week. Harvest
operations are now near a close in this quarter, and ell has
has been secured in the best bible order. Wheat, new,
per Carlisle bushel, 20e. to 2,h. Barley, 12s. to 13s. Oafs,
10s. to 1111.
LIMERICK, Sept. 8.-The market of new Wheat was not
large to-day, and the millers paid advanced prices, in some
cues 6d. to 10d. per barrel. New Oats sold freely, at an
advance of 7d. per barrel. The demand for damaged Indian
Cora for feeding purposes is very great, and sells at an ad-
vance of 11. per ton. Indian Coro. per ton, Galats, 81.
to 81. 6s. ; Tuscany, 71. 15s. to 81. ; New York, 71. 10s. to
71. 151.; New Orleans, 61. to 71. ; Spanish, 61. to 71. 10s. ;
Egyptian, 51. 10s. to 61.; damaged, for feeding, 51. to 61.
Oat,, per 1961 h. milling, 10s. ; shipping, 9s. 6d. Barley,
per 2211b..,melting, lie, to 12s. ; grinding, 10s. Meal, per
ton, whole, 121. Indian Corn Meal, 81. 1/h. to 91.
Oatmeal, 131. Flour, first quality, per hag of two cert.,
21. 2.. ; American, per barrel, 1/. 15s. Wheat, per 2801 be.,
Irish,. milling, 1/. 6s. to 11. 71. 6d.; shipping, 11.2.. to 11.35;
Dantzic, 11. 10s. ; Polish Neese, 11. 7s. 6d.
WATIRPORD, Sept. 8.-Our supplies of new grain still
continue on a limited scale. The few samples at market
met a ready sale at the quotation' of last week. Indian Corn
and Meal in good demand at previous prices. Flour is more
inquired for, at late rates.
EDINBURGH, Sept. 18.-There war IL good supply of
Wheat :root the growers at this morning's market, which
meta slow, dull sale at a reduction of 2a. to 31. per qr. on
old, and 4. to 6e. per on new, from the rates of last
Wednesday. Foreign Wheat must also be noted 2s. per qt.
cheaper with a very limited demand. Though there was a
large 'dimly of new Barley, yet it could not lie bought on
easier terms than on thin day week. Oats were in better de-
mand than for some time past, and • clearance was easily
effected at an advance of 6d. per quarter. Beans are 2s. per
r. lower, but Feu remain unaltered. Wheat, old, top prose,
qr.; sasses, 63a. ad. per qr. ; new, bp, 64e. ;
average, 60s. 6d. ; Barley, top, 36.. ; average, 310. 9d. ; Oats,
top, 300. ; average, 255. 1111. ; Beans, top, 620. ; average, ,
475. id.

GLASGOW, Sept. 8.-From Canada and the United
States there have arrived 12,000 barrels Flour and 2,000
In. Wheat, which comprise the chief imports to the Clyde
and the let instant. 1741 Grangemouth, the supplies from
abroad have consisted ef 1,500 qrs. Wheat and 13,900 qrs.
Oats, exclusive of several other vessels with Oats and Rye
from Archangel, which had not reported. The weather his
become less favourable for harvest work, with which, how-
ever, great progress had previously been made ; and most
of the Barley, together with a considerable quantity of
Wheat, secured in excellent condition. The trade has been
in an unsettled state throughout the week-but Wheat
seemed to attract rather more attention than of late ; but
with buyers for present use, Flour is taken is peeference,
and good sweet qualities have become less plentiful. There
has been little passing in other articles, and no change to
note in the prices last quoted. This day's market was well
attended, and a firmer feeling appeared to prevail in the
trade generally; the business done, however, was mostly in
retail at last week's prices. There was seemly any Barley
offerieg, and samples of new were inqstired for. Wheat,
per 2401 be., English, white, crop of 1646, 26e. to 275.; red, old,
24e. to 25e. ; 1846, 255. to 265. ; Scotch, white, 1846, 245. to
275.; Irish, red and white, 1846, 23e. to 24e. • Dantrie,
I old, 2.5 e. to 275. ; Pomeranian, old, 24e. to 25e. • 1846, 23e. to
251.; Danish, old, 23e. to 245. ; 1846, 224.6 d. to 24's. 6d.; Odessa,
soft, old, 23a. to 245. 6d.; Canedian, old, 234. to 245. ; United I
States, old, 245. to 2-ss. Barley, per 3201 b., foreign, free
Pomeranian, dc., 1846, 20s. to 225. ; Danish, 1846, 18e.
to 20s. Oats per 26411 e., Berwick and Scotch, 1846,
17s. to 18s. ; prepared Irish, 1846, I6e. to 17s. ; foreign,
Rigs, 1846, 16s. to 16.. 6d. Daniab, 1846, 15s. 6d. to 165.;
Beans, per 4 imperial bushels, English, 1846, 24e. to 265.;
foreign, 1846, 23e. to 245. ; Irish, per 260 lbs., 1846, 24e. to
2.53. Egyptian, per 2801 be. old, 19e. to 20s. Pea*, per
2801b5., white, 1846, 20s. to 23e. ; grey, 1846, 20e. to 225. ;
3anadian, 1846, 20e. to 225. Flour, per 2801b5., English,
superfine, 1846, 41s. to 425. • Irish ditto, 1846, 38a. to 405.;
line, 1846, 36e. to 385.; extra; choice qualities, 1846, 42e. to
445. ; American, per barrel, sweet, old, 265. 6d. to 275. ; Ca-
nadian, sweet, old, 264. to 265. 6d. ; sour, old, 225. to 235.
Oatmeal, per 2801b5., Irish, new, common cut, 28e. to 32a.
Indian Corn, per 2801 be., 17s. to 19s.

DANTZIC, Sept. 3.—Our trade during last month was very
insignificant; 1,400 lasts of Wheat from Upper Poland were
all our supplies, and nothing more has now to come forward
from last crop; only 700 lasts lave been sold, and our stocks
in granary now consist of about 3,000 lasts, of which some
' shipments will be made for Holland. Oar holders seem not
inclined to sell good heavy mixed under 48s. to 50s. ; high, do.,
525. to 525.; but there are no buyers. In the interior the new
Wheat is paid 45e. to 465., and, with increasing supplies will, we
think, be cheaper. Exportations of Wheat during the month
of August : To London, 181 lasts ; Dundee, 169 ; Newcastle,
194; Leith, 46; Perth, 50; Goole, 49; Guernsey, 137;
England, without fixed destination, 883; Holland, 6x46;
Belgium, 30. Total, 2,385. To the end of July, 34,283.
Grand total, 36.668 lasts. Total exported to British pert',
excluding the Channel Islands, 287,405 qrs.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. 7160 o'Clock.—
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that
about 100 pockets of new Hops have arrived at market, but,
being still in an unripe state, are not sought alter. Yearlings
and old Hope aro more in demand, at late prices. The duty
is estimated at 176,0001., u follows : Kent, 116,0001.;
Sussex, 60,0001.; remainder, 10,0001.
Milk E. Kent p.ct.4l. 10 to 51. 12 Feat/tan Kest.. p. clrt.l/.10 to 31.10
Wtald of Knnts „ 4 oto4 10 Yowling Sumo: „ 2 Bto2 13
Pumen
Farnham+ 6 6to 6 6
SKINS.—LEADEN HALL, Sept. 10.—Hides, Nibs.
to 6416 e., 2d. to 21d.; 6416 a. to 721 be., 2d. to 21d.; 721bs.
to 80165., 21d. to 21d. ; 801bs. to 88164., 21d. to 3d.; &Sibs.
to 961b5., 3d. to 31d. ; 961 be. to 1041b5., 3d. to 31d. Horse
Hides, 12s. Calf Skins, 3s. 6d. to 6s. 6d. -

13Eittottneny, Sept. 10.—Iamb Skins, 2s. to 3e 2d. Polled
Sheep, 21. Od. to 2s. 6d. Downs, 11. 6d. to Is. 10d.

CATTLE, &c. SMITHFIELD, Two o' Clock.
Although the number of Beasts to-day is large, we are not
over-supplied with good qualities; these, therefore. main-
tain Monday's quotations. Thee* fresh up from our own
grazing districts are by no means numerous, the time of
year considered. Nearly half the supplies are foreign, there
being about 600 from Holland and Germany ; we have also 116
Milch Cows. Several inferior kinds remain unsold, but the
choicest are readily disposed of. Trade is dull for Sheep, but
the best qualities are sold about the ammo as on Monday,
being rather scarce. Inferior make rather less money. Trade
1 for Lamb is nearly at an end for the season ; • great many
remain unsold, and those which were disposed of made leas
money. Calves sell slowly, at about 2d. per 81b. reduction.
Trade continues to be good for Pigs. From Holland and
Germany we have 2,290 Sheep, 293 Calves, and 60 Pigs.
Per atone of gibs. a. d. s. 41. Persian, of lbw a. d. a. d.
Bon Sante lierdords.. 4 4 8 Red Dna. a 111..bda. Sh 0 0 0
Be 4 Sheri horn .. .. .. 4 4 4 Bost Long-nook . 4B 5
Second quality Beets 3 3 6 Do. do. non% 0 0 0
Calves .. .. ....... .... 4 6 0 two and second quality 40 4
pigs . . ... ...... 4 6 6 Do. do. Shorn
Dolt Doe 8 Mgr-brads 6 6 8 Lambe . ... . . ,4 0 3
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