The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-15 00:00:00

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YORK BALM /ere la.
Great Northern, 51 ( York, Newe. and Ber., No. I.
North Mad) Thirds, 1%. I (late New. Pier.), 111

PRODUCE.—MiNcmo-LANE, Mdtpaet Two.—
The Sager market remains inac:ive. At the public sales of
200 hhds. Cubs and 1,000 boxes Havannab, a decline of 6d.
to Is. was submitted to. The uncertainty that hangs over the
duty question, which, it is to be hoped, will be set at rest to•
morrow evening, interferes with the regular course of the mar-
ket prejudicially. Refined, standard quality, nominal, sCrs. 61.
—Coffre: 4,500 hags Costa Rica (toreign) were offered in
public sale, but nearly all bought in, as buyers did not appear
at previous rates.—Cotton neglected.—Tea:
The public sales went off heavily ; green at rat/ter lower
pricee—ln other araicles do alteration, but a general heavi-
ness pervades the Produce markets generally.

PRICES CURRENT.

leamt., per curt. MITT PAID.
W. balia,B.P.berts.3B4. 06.31..0
Yellow /Grey 38 0..43
Fine 43 0...46
Menritlas,brown.„ 29 6.. 36
Yellow 37 0...40
Floe 4l 6...45
BecitalkMadraa,li 24 6...32
Yellow 34
White 4O 0...46
Forman, brown 27 0. 31
Yellow SS 0...36
Grey and white 37 0...45
Redid, liambro' 33 0...62
Lumps 33 6..36
Come, In Bond.
Wed India, ordi-
nary 3O 0... 35 0
Good
run 55 0...128 0 ,
Ceylon, good ordi-
nary 3O 0... 31 6
Vine ordinary 34 0... 39 0
Fine 43 0.., 45 0
Mocha, good tofine 46 0... 72 0
Costa Rica, uedl
.ry to tine 35 0... MI 0
Suratt.o and Pa-
dang 22 0... 28 0
TPA at per lb.
Congwi,canuinin. 0 44... 0 7
Rica, at pet OWL
Bengal wlilte 9 6... 11 6 ,
Cargo
lava and Manilla 0 0... 12 0
Pa*.na, cleaned 15 0.. 13 0
• -Bram.
Rum at see gulL
Leeward Wand
Proof.
Demerara, 21 to
36 per cent.
O.P. ..... 2 3 —3 I
Jantalo;,, 30 0; 36
per cont. O.P. 3 4 ... 4 0
Favourite marks 4 6 4 9
Brandy, let brands 3 11 ... 6 11
spirits, d.p. 10 3 ... 0 0
Scotch
Dish lO 3 ... 0 0
Fiat, per tan.
rites, P.T.R. ./30 0...38 0
r St. Peteralmig,
heal 0 0... o
Dutch and Meld 30 0
Vrivtand
Hoar, at per tan.
9t.Petersburg,clran.C29 10...30 0
outebot SO 0...30 10
ball clean
Riga, Rhine ..... 0 0_ 0 0
outabot

Pigs, No. 1. l7 0... 7 15
/10026 IP .
at Cardlif 10
ter I 0...10 0 0
Swedieb II 10...12 0
LEAD, at per ton.
Pig, brat l7 o_l7 5
Milled, !beet l7 16... 0 0
Bars l7 0...911
Patent shot 2O 0... 0 0
red or minium 19 0_ 0 0
Speller 1410...0 0
Ons, per 232 imp. sal. d.p.
Pleb, Seal, pale 23 0— 0 0
dray 24 10_ 0 0
brown & yellow 22 11.. 24 •
I
kcal Mager 1...03 I
Cad 23 0_26 6
South Hen 23 14...24 10
Olire,GallipalLpSon 44 11. 0
Cocoa Nut l4 0...46 0
Seed, Rape, pale,
per ton 36 0_ 0 0
Linseed.. 2216...23 0
PIUVIETOIIII, per girt
Batter—Cork, lid SO o_9o 0
44114 89 0 90 0
:tan 0 0... 4) 0
Dublin, let 0 0... 0 0
Limerick, do.-- $8 0. 90 •
Carlow, let
Newrs, tat 0 0... 0 0
Waterton) s6 0-24 9
Beef, India, per
tierce
Prime 31wa 0 9... 0
-Pak, prime aeon— 60 0-95 0
Beam-fork, Lark t o_o
Do, Bella
84031,, Waterford,
per OWL 66 o_7ll 0
Belfast
Lard,Belfest,prfrk6o o_7o 0
Watertordolo—
Ditto BLulder 70 0...56 I
Ameriemi,dutyp. G 2 0...73 0
HIDES 01 and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. and 3f. Video,
rJted oa.4d Os. W
• 34..0 Si
Brasil, dry, ..... • 0 ...0 0
Drywilteil ..... 0' _0 it
Rio, dry • 24-0 it
Lima* Valp. 07 •Si—S &
West Ir:dim, dry • • ...11 •
Salted
East )calla 0 64-0 10
kips, b. Ayres, dry • • ..11 •
Russia, dry
8. Amer.lionee, per
kid- I II 0
Roaada, ditto 6 7 •
Dye Wool* at per 00i.
• !amain...dr

pas 0 0... 0 0
82 12-31 0
Earl lnoit Sum ►l 0...23 0
Bombay ll3 0...24 0
Juts ......
Int, at per mt.
Banta 3l 0... 0 0
6I,:t+
Cam. in blocio 77 0... 0 0
Lao;,, at pr ton.
Ban .

L[wood,la i:74 5
arm • ll 0 111
Oampeseby ..... 10... 7 •
Pottle, Jamaka • 11... I I
Nker.sum, largo sad
solid 10 4_lB •
5ma11.....
Limn
(span .... ...IS 0...18 •
Red Sanders 4 9... 4 10
IS 0...00 0

TALLOW.—TaIIow le firm. both cn the epot and
for fo:ward delivery. Petershuegh Y. C., on the spot, 465. ;
Oct. to Dee. delivery, 435. 6d.; separate ninths' delivery,
44g. to 448. 3d.

CORN.—BASINGSTOKE, June 14.—The dulness of
trade lately experienced is disappearing, and both farmers
and dealers are acceding to higher terms upon all trans-
actions in Wheat. No large amount of business, however,
was done at today's market, at an advance of from Is. to 2s.
per qr.; the best samples were fetching 545. to 555. per qr.;
secondary, 40s. The inquiry for Bailey was dull; the
prices were not improved by the reports of the favourable
appearance of the crops thioughout the country. The quo-
tations were 325. to 335. per qr. • inferior, 30s. The trade in
Beans was a turn on the decline, at 4Gs. per qr. for best
kUds ; secondary, 3fis. per qr. Oats are still quotable at
13s. to 245. Cd. Peas, 40s. to 463. Bread, Ild. to Is. per
81b. loaf. In other articles, a short retail trade.
DARNBLIY, Juno 14.—We had a good attendance of
farmers and millers at this market, and a large quantity of
samples of Wheat was shown. The business commenced
heavily, but ultimately it became more arirnated, and an
advance of 6d. per 3 bushels was obtained in Wheat, at
which price a fair business was traneac'ed. In Barley and
Oats nothing doing. The best samples cf white Wheat
fetched 20s , and red IBs. per 3 bushels.

BostoN, June 14.—Our supply of Wheat today hal been
scarcely an average one ; and there being a tolerably free de-
mand, prices have advanced 2s. per qr. Oats and Beans
continue without alteration. NN heat, red, 42.. to 475.;
white, 501. Oats, 15s. to 21s. Beans, 38s. to 40s. per qr.
CHIME:MLR, June 14.—There WAS a very small show of
Wheat at market to-day, which sold freely, at an advance of
If. to 25. per qr. Other articles in short supply. Prices no-
minal)y as list week. Wheat, 425. to 461. Barley, 30a. to
335. 0at57225. to 2,5 . Beans, 38s. to 40s. Peas, 38s. to
40s. Flour, per sack, 325.
HALESWOIITH, June 13.—We bad a small show of Wheat,
and sales were effected at the full rates of our last. Other
grain dull, and late prices difficult to maintain. We have
had very beneficial rails. Wheat, 445. to 50s. Barley, 28s.
to 31s. Beau. and Peas, 31s. to 40s. Oats, 225. to 265. per
quarter.
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NEWCASTLE, June I3.—The weather still continues sof en
ur.settled character; a good deal of rain has again fallen,
which has completely flooded the lowlands. At our market
this morning we had a ra:derate show of Wheat from the
growers, and having little fresh in coashese, with nothing
from a- road, fresh-thrased parcels were taken off readily n.t
fully Saturday's rates, whilst at the same time a fair
clearance was effected of the best descriptions of south
c.untry red, commanding without difficulty 51s. per
quarter, weighing naturally 611b5., but made 52Ibs. per
bushel ; foreign was held with much firmness, the
best Upland red making 525. per quarter. For Flour we
exporter ced a fair steady inquiry, extra household being
saleable at 365., and whites from 381. to afts. 6d. per sack.
In Rye little stirrinz, and the lame may be raid of Barley,
the arrivals for the present rather excPediner the demand.
Malt in request, and tending upwards. Beans and Peso
unaltered. Oats in fair demand, but no dearer.
RONFORD, June 14.—Our Wheat market today was firm,
with a good sale, at rather improved prices. Other kinds of
Corn same as last week. Wheat, 42a. to 565. Barley, 301.
i. 335. ; grinding, 255. to 295. Oats, 225. to 28s. Beam,
325. to 38s. Pear, 365. to 40s. Rye, 255. to 28s.

SPALDING, June 13.—At our market to-day the supply
of grain samples shown has been to a fair extent, with a
little more animation in the trade, and an advance of Is. per
qr. was obtained for all descriptions ; in some ir.stances, s.
over the rates of last market. In Oats no alteration can be
noted. Beans Is. lower, and rather more samples offering.
Dtrattm, Juve 13.—The weather continues very favour-
able for the growing crop!, and although our supplies are
very limited, our market is very heavy, except for Indian
Corn, which i• again 1.. per qr. higher. Wheat WIN the turn
lower, and Oats were 3.1. per barrel less. In other things we
make no change. Prices : Wheat, white, 28s. to 30s. ;
red, 265. to 29.. per 2901 b.. Oats, 11e. to 12s. 6d. per
196 lbs. Barley, 14s. to 17s. per 2241 b. Oatmeal, I Is. 6d.
to 133. per cwt. Flour, seconds, 15e. fid. to 16e. 6d.
per cwt. Indian Corn, Ms. to 395. per 480:bs

HOPS.—BiqINGSTOKE, June 14. The planta-
tions in this immediate locality are showing great improve-
ment; the hines are luxuriant, and premi.e held out of a
good crop. Late rates held for the stocks on hand.

HAY.—SurrnFIELD, Tad o' Clock. —M essrs. Cooper
and Davis report the following quotations:
5tevi0w........a, to Tat. Rowe f. 3.. to I straw.. to 'Y...
Infer or to 6i,e. I Chwer . SO tc VS. I

CATTLE, &e.—Exerta, June 14. —This market
was well supplied, and all the best things were sold. The
rotation for fat Bullocks must be stated at from 51s. 6d. to
s. per cwt , or from 93. 3d. to 10s. 3d. per score. Butchers'
Calves wire Lot in the abundance these have been of late,
and some cliolze articles fetched rather mote money, these
realising Gid. per lb., while the quotation generally in this
way was from 4.1. to M. per lb. The quotation for fat
Sheep, shorn, must he stated at from Gd. to Gad. per lb.
The show of fit Lambs was not large, a eirennistsnce to be
readily accounted for, a', from the facility of transit afforded
by railways, s .me dealers usually in the habit of attendirg
here have turned their attention to the metropolitan mar-
kets, and we know cf several large lots of Lambe that have
thus been taken to London; of those however cad here this
day the quotation must be stated at from Gd. to Cid. per ib.
IISLEY ( BERKO LARGE Slicer FAIR, June 14.—Au
immense quantity of Sheep were brought for aide this day,
said to be 50,000, for which there was an animated sale.
Prices in the early part of the day were demanded beyond
the sums offered by the purchnsers. A mutual concession
at length being agreed to, the greater part were soon sold.
Best Soulaßown Tegs sold at 365. to 425. each; half bred,
40s. to 455. ; second-rate of every description, at from 303. to
3Gs. Ewes were of many prices, according to age, breed,
and quality, from 28s. to 40s. per head given. A spleniid
show of Lambs, both Ewes and Rams, which found ready
purchasers; some the best making 30s. each ; middling, 245. ;
inferior, 18. i. to 20s. Full-mouthed Wethers sold at from
40s. to 465. each. Two-years old fat Sheep, of best quality,
made 714. per lb. ; tecond quality, bid. to 7d. Fine fat
Gs. to Gs. 4d. per st. A few store Oxen bad to be sold'
at a reduction.

WHISSUN FAIL—We had a very large show,
and a good sale at advanced prices. Fat Beasts, from 6s. 6d.
to 7a. 6d. per atone. In•calvers and Cows and Calves, from
121. 121. to 181. ISs. English Steers and Heifers, from
6/. Ga. to 91.95. Irish and Scotch Beasts from 51. to Et. each.
A good show of Sheep and a fair sale. Fat Sheep, 6d. to
64d. per lb. Ewes and Lambs, 40s. per couple. Fat Lambs,
20s. to 225. each. A moderate show of Pigs, and a brisk
demand, sold well at high prices.
Socrustt, Jane 14.—The demand was ♦ery slack, and
sellers had a difficulty in getting rid. Beef made from 2s. 4d.
to 4s. Mutton, 4s. to ss. Lamb, ss. 4d. to 6s. Veal, 4s. to
51. Pork, 3s. 43. to 4e. Sd. per atone of 8166., sinking the
oshl.
For Yesterday's scar tar see last Aloe .