The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-20 00:00:00

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Pus, suglate
86 to 36 °boilers
Lamm, Bade and Rambla 44 to 46 to 48
!Sicilian's.= and Odessa. - to 46 to 60
Row= 38 to 40. .berooseed 24 to 22
BLPLIMID CAIELM, tree ot duLttoo. II 3 10a. to t I 13a.
Isonzo Cams, Dutch and . t 9 Oe. to £lO Os.
3nosh and American LIO Os. to /11 OL
PU3VIL per barnd at 1919 bu U to 28
Niggle end limber' 13 to 27
Camillus
Freseb, per mat of 31301 bu, free
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 16th AUG. TO Nth AUG.
Whist Qrs. atit. licoNlt.. Irlall. Sitr.
Barley 1
"le
I
osts gm 1 1 87010
Flour, 1,030 masks ; 13,870 tenets. Nat,
LONDON AVILA'S.- Witold, 64A ; barley, 69e. 7d. qua., 641.;
rye, 33a. 10d.; babas. 495. Bd.; Pew. 412.
IWheat. NINCRIAL AVERAB.I
Bye. 1
2...1
Fen.
July 10 ... ... 4a id B
46s 1d O.:11
Sls 11d.61s 9d U
0d155s 106
- 17 ... ... 74a 06 46s 11 13s 7.1674 625 16,58, M-
22 ... ... 75a 14 46e Us 1 Is 4dAOd
Aug. 7 ... ... 54 Os 5 I 71 6d
- 14 ... ... 1 ille 7 4115 led
6 weeks' A. Amer. 3st 3d1404 lid
(Thee ere no aeon = Sorties finds.)
Pries. . July 10.1 July 17.1.3.. July 61.1 Aug. 7. tmr.l4.
63
77
Li..... -..:..r 771 :::
73 ..• ... ... ...
74 .. 1 ~. ... E. 7.1.....;
BIRNINONAN, Aug. 19.-At this day's sadist Were was
a fair supply of Wheat from the farmers, mad the day Wog
very fine,the trade rut= doll at a raised= enoto Is. pulp.
Barley of all description about b. per qr. bower. Oeleadd
slowly at the died= sated below. Boossambellymoiloonii.
Present prises :-Whist, English, white, put bah. 0:4
62 lbs., 7s. 9d. to ie. 44. ; new, 81. ld. to b.4d. ; red,
7s. 6d. to &I. 2d. ; new, 7s. 9d. to Bs. Cd..; heap, Tod, 70-
to Bs. ; white, 7s. 9d. to 84. ; Polish Odin, 7r.
to 7s. 4d. • Danube, 6aBd. to 7s. balmy, pot =pedal
Quarter, 465. to 44e. ; grinding, per NEW, 94a. to Illt.
Oats, English, white, per hapseiall ft, XL to grit
Welsh, black and white, per 111 Its., Ida. to Ilk. j_
(401 b. to 421 b.), 90s. to 311.; (ifflkelosi(lb.), Igo to
301. • Nook, 275. to 26a. Bigmb, pi ;Mo.,
Said, 19a. fid. to 29i. 84. ; Irith, 1 W 201. •
fuel/en, 16s. Bd. to 19s. Bd. Pam balm per imp. tr., tio:
to 601. ; grinding, per 1961=, Ids. la li. ild. Lela., par
1981b5., 16s. to 171. Indian Con, For Maw, 13e. to 14s. 64.
Flour, per sack of 2801 b., Instils, dm, 461. to 48s. ; soroads,
435. to 445.
Btanors Broorroon, 9.-We bad today a
an
supply of both old d newt. The Bide WS=
was merely in a retail way ihr prod= esswangillielt
Wheat sold from Ws. to ilk per qr. ; new, Oa. to We.
Barley, grinding, 320. to Mk for gr.

.40.4.19.-We have had alternately wet and dry
mits harvest progrenes. Much Wheat is
4 springwoes falls hi:only to the scythe. There
poor ettesidesee at to-day's market. A large par-
lament Wheat was new ; quality and condition
vie. varying from Is. to 7.. per bushel accord.
Immeaticas in foreign ands, at 2.e. per
Wheaten& 0010, 401 b. per seek on Rag.:
while Amistisen beers were team to poste es-
- weia‘t 275. M ft. Ow imports ekes the
6,930 his. Flow, aid illespodus
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Harltz's, Aeg. 17.-We had today a psi mg* 41
Wheat, of which six sr eight lots were new, soma eif them
in vary good conditioa, the best parcel of red realtring ft.
per seek: on the whole, a pretty good amount of bodes..
was done, at about 2.. per quarter below last week's priest:
la Barley little or nothing doing. There were a few sam-
ples of new • the simple was very good, and li. Is. per seek
wee refused for one of them. The trade in Oats was very
dull, and they were 'boat Is. pat quarter lower. Beans end
Peas were in large supply, and met a dull sale at a reduction
of 2a. per quarter. Wheat, per quarter, best, white, 66,. to
ft/a.s red, 62.. to 662. ; inferior, liks. to 61s. Barley, 38e. to
425. Oats, 241. to 31s. Beans, new, 62a. to 82a. Peas, 625.
to 66. Flour, fine, per sack, 50.. to 54e. ; seconds, 465. to
605. Beet. Bread, ls. 3d. ; seconds, Is. 2d. the 81b. loaf.
001101101.00011, Aug. 17.-A great dial of rain has fallen
I Mal& us, which will impede harvest operatioas. The far-
rata to-day, which in some instances
171111=Itelthiellte whole, I quota the prices fully
*rat larithanaterthe trade
vary eiloe,wvuerydefirm. Wheat,
60000010, Aug. 18.-There was a good supply of
Whose ellined at this market to day; the sales made were
leamell from 3s. to 4s. per qr. lower prices than last
week.waeat, red, 52a. to 565. • fine, 582.; white, 565. to
110 e, ; fine, 64.. to 66.. Barley, 28e. to 342. Peas, 365. to
40.. Beans, 46.. to 60s. Oats, 235. to 30e.
Irswica, Aug. 17.-The market opened this morning
rather dull, wad coutinued so until its close. The show of
old Wheat was sill, and the bodiless transacted may be
=at from . to 3s. per qr. below last week's prices.
U
were bet few samples of new Wheat on offer, which
did not appear to be much sought after. 645. was asked for
that of a prime quality, but we did not hear of any sold at
that price. We, however, saw two or three maniples which
been& hem 6N. to 64.. per qr. We mwseveral samples of
OW Oen add at 28s. to 32.. per qr. White Wheat, 62e. to
Os.; mixed, 675. to 62a. ; red, Ks. to 59e.
Mansmote, Aug. 19.-'This day we had a good supply
of new Wheat u well as old, end of Lent Corn. The de-
mand for new Wheat was good, many of the millers seeding
such to sweeten the old stock. Lent Corn sold slowly.
Wheat, white, old, GOA to 62a. ; red, 675. to 60.. • red, new,
SY. to 585.; white. 58s. to 60s. Grey Peas 360. to 395. ;
awe, 38s. to 40.. Oats, new, 22e. to 26n Barley, 345.
te iioosa.
lifimutx Aug. 18.-In consequence of the harvest, we
have had a ;mall attendance. Old Wheats were Is. to N.
per qr. lower • we had a good supply of new of • superior
quality. Wheat, old, white, 644. to 665, ; red, 60s. to 625. ;
new, white, 62.. to 64. ; red, 60s. to 6N. Barley, old, 38s.
to 40s. ; new, 38.. to 40. Oats, old, 40s. to 440.; new, 265.
to 30s. Beans, 58s. to 60s. Rye, 384. to 40s. Malt, 745. to
, 765. per qr.
r Neweear, Aug. 19.-We bad a large quantity of old
Wheat on offer, and about 100 qrs. of new. The sale pro-
wled slowly, at a reduction of 2s. per qr. The quality of
the sew is inferior to that of last year. Several parcels of
new Barley were offered at prices varying from 355. to 425.,
bat few buyers. Oata, Beans, and Peas rather easier to buy.
Flour, 3.. 4d. per sack lower. Averages to the 19th August:
Wheat, 60s. ; Barley, 365.; Oats, 275. 6d. ; Beans, 651. sd.
PLYMOVTN, Aug. 17.-The weather continuing fine, our
market was thinly attended, and no transactions in Wheat,
although holders were inclined to give way in priors.
RONSEY, Aug. 19.-The new samples of Wheat damp,
consequently but little doing. The highest price offered was
151.105. to 161. per load of 5 qrs. ; for the best old wimples,
dry and fit for grinding, about last week's prices were ob-
tained. For new Barley the prices were from 402. to 425.
pm qr. • old, best, 445. ; common, 355. to 40s. Oats showed
a tendency to go down from la to 2.. per qr. Peas, new,
offered at from 40.. to 455. per qr. Beans maintain the price
of last week, from 502. to 655. per qr. Tans are still very
scarce, selling at Bs. to 9s. per bushel.
ROYSTON, Aug. 18.-Wheat trade dull; the wet and
gloomy state of the weather prevented a fall in prices. Com-
plaints of Barley growing where cut, from the very elms
state of the atmosphere. Wheat, old, per load, 34a. to 385.;
new, 345. to 395. Return posted: Wheat, average, 675. 10d.
per quarter.
SPALDING, Aug. 17.-We had little grain showing to-day.
Wheat, by the millers, fetehed the same prices as last week :
605. to 645. for red, and 625. to 655. for white. No altera-
tion in Oats, 24.. to 345. for old ; a parcel of new, very fine,
realised 28.. per 24 stone. Scarcely a sample of Beano offer-
ing. The late rain has much flattened the When crops ;
the white in this neighbourhood is a failure as regards
quality, mildew greatly prevailing. Red Wheat is a full
crop, little affected with blight. Oars are a good crop, as
every one will admit.
flaerrimm, Aug. 17.-In consequence of heavy rain lost
night, and continued showen today, Wheat advanced Is.
per load. Other articles as last week. Wheat, white, 245.
to 265. ; red, 235. to 255. Rye, 20s. Beans, English, 22..
to 245. Peas, 20s. to 22a. per three bushels. Barley, grind.
lag, 38a. to 445. Oats, 295. to 345. per qr.
SToritiON•ON-Talea, Aug. 18.-We have a good supply
of Wheat theuimpling from the growers and the arrivan
coastwias are to a fair extent. Wheat met a dull slow ale
at a decline of 2s. to Es. we quarter. The than( business
trawaseM, Pa all dessriptions ct sprier; Corn was et
lower titter. Rye lieel to demand at MP quoit.
tatioas. Flour without change in value. The fol-
lowing
are the current prices : Wheat, per quarter of
631 be. to the bushel, south country, red, 61s. to 651. ;
mixed, 635. to 665. ; white, 675. to 6165. ; Durham and York-
shire, red, 60,. to 655. ; white, 652. to 67.. ; Berwick and
Scotch, 69.. to 635. ; Dantaic, Stettin, and Konigsburg, 655.
to 675. ; Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, 61s. to 665. ; Hol-
stein, Mullah, and Hamburg, 601. to 655. Flour, per sack
of 280162., fine, 50s. • superfine, 53,. Rye Meal, 81. per ton.
Oats, feed, 265. to 3bs. • potato, 325. to 345.; foreign, 245.
to 325. Beans, new, 60e. to 642. ; old, 485.t0 525. ; Egyptian,
38s. to 40,. Peas. boilers, 445. to 48s. Imports of gram
during the past week: Wheat, 951; Oats, 900 gr.
STOCIBBIDOn, Aug. 19.-The market was but thinly
attended. Some fine new Wheat was shown, very bold, yet
not in the best condition. The highest price offered win
60s. per quarter for new, and 625. for the beet conditioned
old. Barley, from 345. to 38e. per qr. Fine new Peon, white,
442. per quarter ; grey, 38s. to 40s. Beans retain them price.
Oats, from 265. to 292. per quarter.
Woaxixorox, Aug. 18.-The very fine weather, and
harvest being almost general in this neighbourhood, rendered
to-day's market a very dull one, there being only two samples
of Wheat (old), which sold at 23e. There were both new
Barley and Oats on offer, the former at 145.; the letter, from
101. fid. to 12s. per Carlisle bushel, according to quality.
Barley flour dropped 2d., and Oatmeal 4d. per stone to-day.
Best Wheat Flour is now selling at 2a. 4d. Bariny, ls. 6d.;
and Oatmeal, N. 6d. ; and a further reduction is daily ex-
pected.
Noway, Aug. 18.-Although Indian Corn and Meal
are now pronounced a " drug in the market," and are
beginning to be very much wed for feeding pigs,
horses, &c., being less expensive than Oats, Potatoes,
or any other species of food at present, yet we can
snore the holden of the article that the poorer classes
still consider it very excellent food, and are rejoiced at
the reasonable price at which they can now procure it,
as the wages for a moderate day'. work of one person are
sufficient to rroeurs a plentiful supply for a tolerably large
family for the same period of time. The price has now
receded to fli. per cwt., for both descriptions of white and
yellow. Amencan Flour has also declined in price, the
figure today being 295. per barrel. In Irish, and Oatmeal,
the quotations are the same as given in our last, and a large
banner in each department is reported doing at these prices.
New Oats are more plentiful at market, and the quality is
generally first-rate. The grain is as had and firm as last
year's, and the colour and plowmen much superke. The
sale, however, is very dull. At yeder's market the
fanners stood out for I2d. pm dew, bat establestemsead ft
and Bid., which, of wane, key refuel. Emir illy, we
believe, moat left the =mantillas, min, net a male having
been closed to the limo me leA the market, at an advanced
period of da
WA Avg. 18,-The basins s Wane hi our mar-
ket since lea knot a wry Pe eionaw, and at
declining wises, ell nab of graft is WOW iker.
linnnsotom, Aug. lA-There was hare medente !supply
al Wheat ham the wewsm at Oh seassises merket, which
met • dull sale at •iesillee et fa to 31. per v. ea the ens,
raw of Ws ea eWmalgitt. The demea4brispelgaigheat
goes,awasklme bow very limited, ma nifty miss only
maid Mee rimed at a anchor redeikm elk pee qr.
lA.aims! was laffllllol /*SI We Mr Waits;
ne eft we dew, hat kit wales - ere aims main-
lined. There mire owed samples of new at market, of
Ike quality, weig:gslas Ilk te kft. bushel. Oats
wIT! ”r 7 dal r 7 6 and all kinds
kovs.
Limtmlipsovatealt-Meao .far qr. Beans in
bit ranee P very dr-
SRlead again 2s. to le. kiwi '. ; sold,
; ea
am 62.;
06101.33,7/4/171,119; 0111.4 wilts".
17 ; top, 665. ; average, 631.44.
OLaaoow, Aag. 18.-With the exesptiss of 6.700 bris.
Flew hem Caulk, sad 1,600 qn. Oats team Rigs, the
mekals is the Clyde shies maaisp day wecab'ek hawewe. hew =ha-
=wk WA Ortegmegrath, the of moment
It'sresand °IMO. ms. Oaft hem ilmak. The weather
hse hew wry Ineviable ibe metimkg dm emd harvest
=lark esmassesed Issreekrals. Theemy aseonsts
hem narkbase haw twist to kayos the
Amemelts itaier whisk the teals Mr siallared ' so
merely of late, and sales have been shwa twined
to Thee, which article has bead a fah ileessmi fee
use, at a redistaka of le. N. to gt. per Isseefteedi Is
atel
nlisesZi, smi Gatellim
have mid ilitreaz,%szet a denies of le.bssapim
. At this day's market were way ftftd in
any ankle of the trade' Wheat we Awed with ilik elect
at la. te b. we bell below the asitimal oftilleis el last
1 week. by mil te wag et fte knee awe melef. Oats
v.werrye 2aoh..
nersemtwasie
maim ..,.... NOY led the
ke ral&t.s.mi the
&Winne welt for sepias 'Tjnew. per
2401 M., English, whits, saw, ft. to Ms.; red,...t. to
ges. ; new, 295. to 305. ,• Scotch, white, new, SAh, te
lift' Irish, red and white, new, 27a.te gk. ; aside,
oft Pk. is ale. t Pemiesidem,eld, 211 e. to glk.; nem, ft. te
30p.; Demi*, di, OA to ft.; sow ilk le Rs. •
soft 44, 2e.. t• sk.4 Qualm ast Ift te ft.; 17411 red
8
EMMA old, 28.. to gk. ey, r.,..di110th., Berwick
sad Scotch, new, Ns. to 275.;
&e., new, 245. to Ms.; Denlaho;;,Wtorr VIZ.
-, 2641 m, Bend* mad ninth, new, Ila to ift i peen

pared Irish, new, 20s. to 21s. • imeign, Riga, new, 30e.
to 21s. Daniell, new, 19.. to 2its. Beans, per 4 imperial
7'lsEnglish, new, 27.. to 285.; foreign, new, '4%. to
12/:,iriah, per 260 1b.., new, 265. to 274. Egyptian,
per 280165., old, 21s. to 22.. Peat, per 280 lbs. white,
new, 211. to 245. ; grey, new, 21s. to 235. ; C;nadian,
new, 21.. to 23e. Flour, per 280 lbs., English, roper
fine, new, 435. to 46e. • Irish ditto, new, 43e. to 445. ; Sao,
new, 40s. to 415.; extra choice qualities, new, 46e. to 485.;
American, per barrel, sweet, old, 275. to 28s. ; Ca-
nadian, sweet, old, 275. to 27u Bd. ; sour, old, 20s. to 2E6.
Oatmeal, per 280th..,Scotch, new, 445. to 48s. inth,
new, common cut, 364. to 38a. Indian Corn, per 2801b5.,
19s. to 20s.

OaLave, .7•4 28.—Wheat a fair average crop, and the
quality is expected to be very good. Indian Corn promises
an abundant crop, and Barley hes recovered very math.
Linseed is a very hir crop, and of fine quality. There is very
little passing in our market : prices have continued slowly to
decline and in the absence of demand stocks are arxelmQat•
lug. Wheat may be had, of first quality, at 30s. to 30s. 6d.
per qr. f. o. b. at Galata. In Ibraila, best quality et Califat
sad levor is held at 28s. per qr. f. o. b. Indian Corn may
be bad at 130 p. to 135 p. for beet Galata quality, or 21s. fid. to
, 235. f. o. b. The stock has accumulated to about 130,000
qre. In Braila the price has declined to 19s. to 20a. per qr.
f. o. b., but the stock is not estimated at over 15,000 qrs.
The new crop will not be fit for shipment before next spring.
The price of Barley has declined in Ibraila from lls. Bd, to
9s. 64. per qr., and the stock has aecumalated to about
70,000 qre. The quality of Rye is very fine, and we expect
to be able to make shipments f. o. b. at Varna, at about 16e.
per qr., weighing 66 lbs. per bushel. Linseed is of good
quality, and slew cargoes might be picked up at about 30a.
per qr. f. o. b.
Henault°, Aug. 13.—Several failures are reported in
Stettin, Berlin and Magdeburg, and the' accounts cause
much uneasiness. Very little doing in grain, the trade
being confined to local consumption. New Seal Barley had
come to market in small parcels, and there were offers front
Denmark for October delivery. _

idavainizsa, Aug. 14.—Fine Wheats maintain their
value, as a continued demand for them exists for the coun-
try, but the low qualities are daily sold at ruinous prices ;
this morning a eargo of good white Romeha was sold at
price equal to Me. fd._

- -
Yes u, Aug. 9 —ln grain the traneactions en of a most
limited character, the stock on the spot. being mute
front. Linseed Cakes, of good (pally ere obtaineble at
61. 16s. per too, f.0.b., with height, 20a. to 12s. per ton.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. TWO o'Clock.—
blows. Pattendan and Smith report that the acosunts from
Sussex and Kent are still favourable. Worcester continues
very bad, indeed. A great part of Farnham is very bad.
The market remains the same. Duty, 180,0001.
false Mut Kea% p. es. 41. 10 to 6: II Yearllag ceur•.R I.ls te .10
464•14 41mm . 4 01.1 11 T 44,1144 Mom- .r atol 16
Palm alsto4 4 Old Hem. . . . doer I
lhoübams

CANTIRBUIT.—We scarcely know what report to give of
th.:11.24. The bins is not so luxuriant as put year, end
the ace is not expected to be so large. The mould bee
its appearance, but not at present to a very injurious
extent. At the East Kent Ho? dinner, the reports from all
the districts were somewhat conflicting, and the duty was
laid at 170,0001.

Maintrroxa.—The Hops are improving very fast. The
weather is in favour of them. The duty must be very large,
and then is every prospect of their being good. At the
annual Hop dinner, at the Mendes Head Inn, the chair was
occupied by Idr. T. Potts, and the vice-chair by Mr. Merrony.
The sweepstakes for the last year were carried off by T.
Franklyn, Esq. The avenge betting of duty for this year
was in favour of 200,0001.

SKINS.—LEADENHALL, Aug. 20.—Hides, 561 hr.
to 641b5., 2d. to 21d.; 641bs. to 72tbs., 2d. to 21d.; 721 be.
to 80th.., 21d. to 21d.; 80tH. to 8811 x., 21d. to 3d.; 861 be.
to 961b5., 21d. to 31d. ; 96;b.. to 104th.., 3d. to 344. Horse
Hides,l2a. Calf Skins, 4e. 6d. to 6s. 6d.
BEILMONDSZT, Aug. 20.—Lamb Skins, Is. 10d. to 2s. 10d.
Shearlings, 1.. 3d. to 1.. 11d.

WOOL—ROYSET, Aug. 19. Commission pm,
chasers have been offering from Ild. to 12d. per lb. for
mixed; 111 d. to 121 d. for better; and up to 13d. for tbe
best Down Teg Wool and superior other Wools; not much
alteration in trade.
151s.t.s.vg, July 26.—W001: This article is of very good
quality, and with orders on hand, we could collect it at low
rates. Zigaie, carefully washed, at Bd. per lb. ; and Donskoi,
of excellent quality, at 41d. to 41d. per lb., f.o.b.

CATTLE, &c. Burn:ll,lEl.D, Two o'Cicck.—
We have not quite so large a supply of Beasts to-day rof
late. The morning being cool, trade is much mere cheerful,
and some of the choicest qualities 2d. per Sibs. more
than on Monday last. The number of Sheep is
also smaller, and the demand somewhat increased.
Our top quotations of Monday for Downs and Half-
.
breds are hrmly sup ed, but no advance is observable
in this descriptor. Long-wools are more in request, and
the best kinds make rat r more money. Good Lamb is
seam, and fully maintains late rates ; but there are a great
many middling ones on offer, which are disposed of with
difficulty, at low prices. There is an unusually large supply
, of foreign and inferior Calves, which makes trade dull far
second-rate, but the choicest descriptions still make about ss.
From Holland and Clernany we have 329 Besets ; 2,740
Sheep and Lambs; and 302 Calves.
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DIEBT, Aug. 17.—Then was an Image chow of Beasts,
but a good supply of Sheep and Lambs. Calves ml Pigs
plentiful. Beef made from 64. to 7d. per lb. , Mutton, 6d.
to 7d. ; Lamb, 7d. to 84.; Veal, 64. to 7d. Figs, 9s. to 10s.
par satire.
. .

IPSWICH, Aug. 17.—The cattle market was but thinly
attended by buyers. There was a faireupply of store Besets,
but very tew of fat Beasts, which were not worth so much
by 6d. per stone as lest week. The trade in store Sheep and
Pigs was somewhat better, and the supply larger. Fat Beef,
7a. 9d. to Be. per atone ; Mutton, 91. 4d. to 91. 64. ; Pork,
fis. 6d. to 9s. per stone.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 16.-The supply of cattle at our market
to-day bus been snuffler than of late, and the quality, on the
whole, generally inferior. Anything good brought high
prices, which, on the whole, incline upward.. Beef, 61d. to
; Mutton, 6ld. to 7d. ; Lamb, 60. to 7d. per lb.
Rolllllllr, Aug. 19.-Fat Beasts, best quality, made 12s. to
12s. 6d. per score ; second, 11a. to 118. dd.; inferior, 105. to
10s. 6d.; trade good. Beat Wethers (Downs). ds. 4d. per
stone ; large haltbreds, 6s. ; second quality, 4s. 8$1.; inferior,
4s. to 4s. 4d. ; nearly all sold. Of &t 'Arabs a scarcity; of
good ones, those offered sold at 61. per dens of Sibs. ; mode-
rate, 6s. 4d. to 6s. Sol. ; poor, to. Finest quality of Calves
fetched lls. per score ; moderate, 10e. to 10s. 6d. Large
Bacon Hogs, 102. 6d. to lls. ; small delicate Pigs, lls. 6d.
ROTREJLEAM, Aug. 16.-The show of both Beasts and
Sheep was larger than usual, and of an escellent quality.
The attendance was also middling numerous, yet the market
ruled only dull until late in the day, when moo of the stock
was disposed of at lam week's quotations. Beef, 6e. 6d. to
7s. per stone; Mutton, 64d. to 71d. per lb. Beasts, 346;
Sheep, 2,970.
BELFORD, Aug. 18.-We bad a fair supply of Beasts at
market to-day, but of Sheep scarcely an average one. The de-
mand continues good for prime Beef and Mutton, and lot
week's currency fully supported.
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EDINEUROH, Aug. 18.—Of fat Cattle, small u the num-
ber was, it seemed too great for the demand, only a few of the
best descriptions being looked for. The quotations were 9s.
per Dutch stone for the best, but at a late hour, 88.6 d., 71.,
and 61. 6d. were taken; and eves at thus prices several
remained unsold. Cows of an marry description were
offered at 9!. which would bars bregglit 121. about four
weeks ego. Few sales Wel, ellhetoil at my price. Grazing
stock is falling off every week. The deemed to-day was very
dull, except for those In gold ceditim. Irish year-olds
past, brought from 6!. to 61. per bead; fallffier, 41. ; two..
year-olda, W. to 101. ; three-yew-4k 111. to 111. 111. ; and
a few lots unsold. The supply of now and Lambe was not
so plaatifal as on several weeks pot Bslis were exceedbigly
gan, and the but aged Bbssp bano realised last Weise.-
dire Mo. • law awiaber deligeseppoism IMO meld.
Top et best Keaton. 44. per lb.; awe" SS. to 15d. ;
inferior, down to 41d. Lambs were is later &mei dam
Sheep, and those of the best quality Mabel • ink
than the rates of last week. A emsiderabis mesabse tt:
ever, were taken away unsold T6p of beet Tame" Va. ;
current, les. to 13$. ; black-faced, 14s. ed. to es.

Fir Yesterday's Markets see laa page.

SNIPPING.
Mena Auntran.—Dublia, 3; Waterford, 2; Donsghadee,
1; Guervoy and Jersey,
.1 ; French, 1; Flanders, 1.
Lowoon, Aug. 20.—Wino day at noon, E.N.E., light
teems, and dull hasy weather.
Dm, Aug. 19.-14.11., moderate. Arrived; George
Lockwood, Quebec; Fauber; Quebec, and Wild for Run.
Sailed : Griffin, Booth Seas ; Babette, Robert Town ; Isle
of Wight, Maturities ,• Rambler, Cape oi Good Rope ;
General Balgrand, Meet. Video; Chieftain, Pugwash ;
Mariner, Quebec ; Helen, Bt. Lawrence. Arrived from
the mar and railed : Clifton, New Zealand ; China,
Adelman, S. A. •, Boyne, Bombay ; Penguin, Bt.
Vinesaffe; Diamond, Barbaos ; lieskm,_New York ; Ann,
~.karz.Jane, Quo los. Bailed: Thomas Chadwick,
Indies. East
Atiiet. 1 ..—Arrived : Ouse, Quebec, for Lynn. Of
pan: r•owire, Quebec.
LOSIXII, Ass.lo.—The Enterprise, from Archangel to
the tftdia, sera* en a rock on Leek Bay (Isle of Skye), on
the DR Met, and Mr been barbed to repair.
Bniataa, Au,. 19.—N.N.B.—Arrived: Bylvaruma, and
Canoe, Quebec.
Rum., Aug. 19.—S.N.E.—Arrived: Andromache, and
Fortiol, Quebec.
Orr errs Winne, Aug. 16.—Wilkie Lushingess, Ha,
warmth for St. Patenbarg ; Schema, Now Yeek. Sr Reatills‘
17th : Wellington, New York. 186. : Reward, New York,
for Rambe.
Poirrenor rgrn, Aug. 19.—E.N.E.—flailed . Victoria, Now
York. Off port: Team, New York.
Dnaesoure, Aug. 19.—E.—Sailed: Benorald, Quebec
BantroL, Aug. 19.—B.—Arrived Dundee, Savannah
and Mammas ; te, Si. Joke's, N.B.
ustriroasnn,., tritimp:4l9.—R.B.—Arrived : Nopcsout, St
sirCt , New York ieffit
Aut2p.7w7.—NArriistiaLookredwook: Taw, viuspooboyumni Dime*,
Now"
Melon, goers, A.
iiiii
it_faiELArrivol : num, 14011. Yak.
Wed: timers ; Bt. Law:tom Bt. wrung,.



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