The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-05 00:00:00

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Annoys*, JVLY 3.-For the finest samples of white
Wheat, 211. per bad was the highest sam bid ; for good red,
191. to 201. ; far samples fetching but 181. ; and then but
few buyers. Barley holden were disposed to take 48e. per
gr. for heavy samples ; 46e. for 10 score 81bs. ; and 42a. for
lighter sample.. Beans, Peas, and Rye, were offered at
lower prices, yet none appeared willing to purchare. For
Oats a further reduction of 2a. to 3s. per qr. had to be
submitted to.
Benronn, JULY 3.-We had a fair supply of Wheat, but
the demand was limited ; and in consequence of the fall in
the leading markets during the week, and to-day being un-
usually fine, prices receded from 7s. to 81. below the cur-
rency of this day week, at which reduction millers exhibited
no symptoms of being anxious to get into stock, and pur-
chased only for pressing wants. Barley, Oats, and Beans
have a downward tendency, but there was so little done in
these articles, that it is impossible to quote prices accurately.
Peas continue very name and dear.
Boarosr, Jots 3.-The farmers to-day were quite panic-
struck at the arrivals of foreign Corn, and the decline an
value in Mark-lane. A few sales of Wheat have been made
at 6s. to Bs. below the rates paid on Wednesday. In Oats or
Beans nothing doing. Wheat, red, 665. to 705.: white, 68s.
to 72a. Oats, No. to 321. Beans, 48e. to 525. per quarter to
the growers.
COLCHESTER, JUL: 3.-The supply of Wheat is equal to
the wants of the millers, who supply their immediate wants
, at a reduction of Bs. per quarter below the prices of this day
week. Beans in small supply ; the demand for this article
has for the time ceased. Wheat, red, per quarter, 725. to
765. Beans, tick, 48s. to 525.
GLOUCESTER, JOLT 3.-At our market this day the at-
tendance was small, and the few samples of English Wheat
shown were freely offered at 4.. to Gs. per qr. decline upon lest
week's prices, but millers held off from purchasing, and little
business was transacted. For foreign the reduction noted
below would have been readily accepted, had buyersappeared.
In Bailey, Beans, and Oats nothing passing. During the
week the supply of English Wheat has been small, but there
being very little demand, prices have further declined 40. to
5.. per qr. Foreign has been offered at a reduction of 4.. to
6s. per quarter, without finding buyers. In Barley, Beans,
and Oats, there is little passing, and le. to 2e. per v. lower.
English, white per imp. bush. 10e. to 10s. 3d. ; red, 9s. 3d.
to 9.. 6d. ; Dantoic (low to high mixed) per 480 lbs.
10.. to 105. 3d. ; Polish, Pomeranian, Stettin, 8.. 9d. to
9s. 6d. ; Odessa Marianopoli, soft, Be. 3d. to Bs. 98. ; Odessa
Taganrog, hard, 84. to 81. 68. Barley, English, grinding,
per 3921ba., 37.. to 435. • malting, per imp. qr., 50a. to 645.;
foreign, 375. to 38a.; malting, 545. to 58e. Beans, English, per
imp. bushel, Gs. 6d. to Gs. 9d ; foreign, Egyptian, per 6.51 lbs.
6s. Bd. to ss. 10d. ; French, *Dutch, small tick, 6.. to 6e. 4d.;
Oats, per 312114., Limerick, Wexford, and Enniscorthy,
white, Us to 34e. ; Cork, Waterford, and Toughen, 31s. to
33a.; Welsh, black, imp., 30s. to 31a. ; Irish, per 312115.,
30.. to 31e. Peas, per imperial bushel, English, breakers,
8.. to Bs. 6d. ; foreign, 7s. 6d. te Be. • grey and grinder.,
per 6,511b5., English, 6e. to 6e. 3d. ; foreign, 6s. 3d.
to 6s. 6d. Flour, best seconds, English, 58e. to 60s.
Linseed Cake Dutch, per ton, 101. to 101. 10s. ; French,
12/. 10s. to 13/. Imports of the week ending July 2 Wheat
28,112 qrs. ; Barley, 1,8,50; Beans, 5,010.
GUILDFORD, JULY 3.-Were it not for the large quantity
of Wheat on band our market would have been very small,
the deliveries this week being of the most trifling nature. It
was not till a decline in price of 50e. to 601. per bad was sub-
mitted to that any progress could be made. At this reduc-
tion millers were rather free buyers. Wheat, 181. to 211. se.
Barley, 60e. to .565. Oats, 30e. to 36e. Beans, 645. to 58s.
Mmuramiouoir, JULY 3. -Of Wheat a large quantity for
sale, yet but little went off. From 191. to 201. per load was the
highest price for flue samples. Some good red Wheats were
offered at 181.. inferior, at 161. 171. Float' fell 64. per
sack. The Barley trade wu very dull, at a decline af -
24. per. Oats were not saleable, unless at a reduction of la.
to 2e. per qr. Beane, 3.. to 41. per qr. lower. Pea, 2s. to
3e. ; a short supply. Winter Tares, (taper bushel; spring, Bs.
NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE JULY 3.-The weather this week
has been tolerably fine, but scarcely of such a forting nature
as is usually experienced at this period ; vegetation has, ooa-
sequently, progreased but slowly, and although' in some of
the early districts Wheat is in ear, it is generally thought it
will require fully a week before this important process be-
come. general. At our market this morning we had a mo-
derate show of Wheat from the growers, and notwithstand-
ing we are without supplies from the tout, and thou from
abroad are trilling, sales could only be effected by submitting
to a decline of fully 8.. per qr. Our millers reduced
Flour 34. per sack again to-day, but Norfolk qua-
lities are selling at such irregular rates that it is really
difficult to give quotations with accuracy. Barrels from 2s.
to 3s. per barrel cheaper, and intuit request, at the reduction,
the best Brands being saleable et 38s. to 40s. In Rye little
doing. Grinding Barley, 3s. to 4e. lower. Malt unchanged. !
Beans and Pets still tending downward, and in very limited
request. With Oats we were scantily supplied by our
growers, but the foreign arrivals being large, sales could only I
be effected by submitting to a reduction of 2s. to 3.. per qr. I
Wheat, British, Northumberland, new, white, 76e. to 86s. ;
red, 70s. to 765. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, new, white, 80e. to
; red, 745. to 78e. ; Lincolnshire, new, white, 765. to
80a.; red, 70s. to 745. Rye. Norfolk and Suffolk, 60s. to
66e. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 46a. to 48s. ; Chevalier, •
48e. to Me. ; Northumberland and Scotch, 44e. to 46e.;
Chevalier, 16.. to 481. ; grinding and distilling, 44e. to
46.. Malt, 66e. to 765. • Chevalier, 761. to 80e. Otte,
Northumberland and Scotch, potato, new, 345. to 38s. ;
common and Angus, new, 30e to 34e. Peas, white,
boilers, 565. to GOs. Beane, 525. to 565. Flour, per
sack, fine Stockton and Northumberland, 565. to
Norfolk whites, 58e. to GOs. ; households, 645. to 575. •
seconds, 53e. to •565.; households, 52a. to 565. ; thirds;
44e. to 491. . • households, 44e. to 495. Foreign . Wheat,
an Dtric and Konigsberg, white, 765. to 80s. ; red,
Me. to 68e. ; Sheeran, white, 745. to 784. ; red, 68e. ,
to 72a. ; Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 76e. to
80s. ; red, 70e. to 765.; Hamburg, Marks, and Anhalt, white,
745. to 765. ; red, 665. to 70s. ; Kiel and Holstein, white,
70e. to 744. ; red, 644. to 68e. Barley, Seal, 48a. to 50a.; i
Pomeranian and Holstein, 445. to 461. Oats, Pomeranian,
feed, 28e. to 325. ; Holstein and Danish, 26e. to 29., •
Archangel and Riga, 265. to 30.. Peas, white, 541. to 68a: ,
Flour, per barrel- of 196 lb., United States and Canada,
duty paid, 38s. to 404-The arrivals this week are : What.
2.305 qrs. • Rye, 60; Barley, 1,368 ; Oats, 4,398; Pew, 10; I
Flour, 646 Mal.
NORWICH, Juts; 3.-We have a thin market to-day, and
though, perhaps, the quantity of Wheat in the hands of the
growers is about an average at this time (for there has not I
been anything like a delivery since the downward tendency, •
therefore there Is not mu* Ism to eau to hand than there
was several weeks since), yet there was no disposition to sell

at the prices offered, which were Ss. to 10e. per qr. lower
than lart week ; but the change in the price is so extensive
and unlookcd for that there was uut enough sold
to be able to qu9te prices with any degree of fairneas.
The best marls of household Flour were offered from 7a. to
60. per sack lower, without leading to business. All sorts of
spring corn that come to market are worth from 3e. to 41.
per qr. leas. Prices current: White Wheat, 64!b. to 6610.
per bushel, 72a, to 765. per v. ; red, 68s. to 725. Fine
household Flour, per sack of 260!he., nominally 50s. to 615.,
f.o.b. at Yarmouth, purchasers finding sacks, and taking one
month's credit or diacount ; ditto, retail, 2a. 9d. per stoma.
PETERBOILOVON, JULY 3.—The weather this week has
been very dull, and cold at night, but to-day the temperature
is;muck warmer. The crop progrers very slowly. We had
a fair supply of Wheat to this day's market ; but very little
spring grain offering. Wheat is in limited demand, at a de-
cline of 10.. to 12a. per v. Barley fully 44. to 61. lower.
Beans and Oats each Is. to 2a. cheaper. Currency to the
growers: Wheat, red, 665. to 70e.; fine, 72*. ; white, 70s. to
745. Barley, 604. to 62a. ; grinding, 445. Oat*, 28.. to 30s. ;
fine, 33e. Beans, 60s. to 625.

RL&DINO, Jor,T 3.—There WAS the shorted supply of Wheat
at this day's market we have had since last harvest, yet it
proved more than sufficient for the present demand, and the
few sales that were made were at a reductisn of full 10s. per
qr. Spring Corn almost equally as short, and every descrip-
tion le. to 2s per qr. lower.

BUNDIBIAND, JULY 3.—The weather is splendid for the
crops, and the Wheats in good situations are in bloom, and
the prospect of plenty very satisfactory. There was a larger
supply of Wheat at market than for some weeks past from
the farmers, but none from the coast. The demand was not
great, and prices ruled 6s. to Bs. per qr. lower for Wheat;
the best samples are worth 84r. to 865., and good average
wall 765. to 80s. ; inferior continues in demand at 70s. to
72a. per qr. The business done wu very inconsiderable.
Barley is slow et sale at 465. to 60s. this are worth 3s. to 4s.
less money, but are in demand at 34e. to 40s. Beans, at 665.
to 60s. • and Grey Peas, at 465. to 485., are slow sale. The
arrival; of Floor coastwise during the week has been 260
sacks. The market is well supplied with Flour at 6e. to 6s.
per sack lower. South country is charged 61s. to 621., and
kome.mads 67a. to 6%. ; American, 38s. to 40e. ; and Indian,
31s. to 325. per barrel.

WARMINSTER, JULY 3.-The beet Wheats made no more
than 788., while some were down to 60c per qr. Barley
In se • noted from 425. to 48s. per qr. The Oat trade very
; beet Poland and Potato samples were offered at
Zrosiin-a el 211., and Inferior semples 31.; the top plea, 308. •
lowan, 245., per qr. Beans were fully 4s. per qr. lower; and
Peas, 34. for white, and 2s. for grey, in which bat little busi-
ness wee done. Tares were a trifle dearer, being rather
scarce ; spring, Ba., and winter, 68. per bushel.
WuregesTEß, JULY 3.-Of Wheat the finest samples
were to be obtained at 84s. per quarter; best red, at 765. to
800. ; good samples, at from 70s. to 725. Flour, best se-
conds, 628. per sack ; common seconds, 588. Barley, beet,
per quarter, 488. ; good, 455. ; light, 40s. to 42a. ; 28. to 3s.
per quarter lower. Oats seemed to be without purchasers ;
the very best offered at 30s. ; good, at 265. ,• inferior, at 24e. ,•
less by 2s. per quarter. Beane, of first quality, could be had
at 54a. per qr. Peas, white, per quarter, 60s. ; grey, 525. ;
all at a decline of 2e. to 4a. Rye and Indian Corn not asked
for. Winter Tares, ss. per bushel ; spring, is.
WIMICK, JULY 3.-The same degree of dulness pervades
the grain trade that we have had for some weeks past to re-
port, and although the supply at this day's market is very
small, scarcely a transaction has occurred, for the growers
are unwilling to submit to such a sacrifice as the buyers
}NUM.

WORCESTER, JULY 3.—A liberal supply of Wheat at our
market to-day ; red, Ba. per bush. of 821 M. ; white, Be. 4d.,
being. a reduction of 12a. to 14e. per qr. from prices of this
es'ainght. Barley lower, but no demand. Beans, 21s. 6d.
per bag of 10 score. Oats offered on easier terms, but no
ptrchasen ; prices merely nominal.

Yogi, JULY 3.—This day's market has been thinly at-
tended by the farmers, who have not shown so much
Wheat u they did last week. The prices given for Wheat
were from 745. to 80.. per 36 stone, as to quality ; and from
I7d. to 18d. per stone for Oats. Other kinds of grain were
not much noticed, and the prices nominal.

DUBLIN, JULI 2.—The weather for the put week has
been very hot, and an opinion generally prevailing that such
is favourable for the growing crops, produces its natural re-
sult. Our market thou morning was much depressed. We
reduce our quotations for Wheat, Oats, and Barley 2a. per
barrel ; Indian Corn, 2a. to 36. per qr.; Indian Meal and
American Flour, 2s. per cask ; Oatmeal and sack Flour, Is.
per cwt. The following was the general currency : Wheat,
red, per 280 lbs., 40s. to 46e.; white, 43a. to 48s. Oats, per
196 lbs., 18a. to 225. Barley, per 224 lbs., 20s. to 264. Oat-
meal, per cwt., 20s. to 241. Flour, seconds, in sacks, per cwt,
245. to 26a. ; American, per barrel, 38s. to 400. Indian Corn,
per 480 lbs., 355. to 495.

Bu.rstr, JILT I.—We have now mild, warm, and dry
weather, which, alter the copious rains of list mouth, comes
most seasonably for the grain crops, which are most
luxuriant ; and if the weather continues as favourable as it
now, we may hope for an earlier harvest than was • few
week's since, anticipated. The arrivals this week are seven
cargoes Indian corn foreign, and four ditto coastwise.
The country supplies of grain area small, and yet
they are quite equal to th e demand. Wheat sells
slowly at • reduction of 3d. to 6d. per cwt. Flour
• dull sale, and prices nominally unchanged by our
millers; American may be quoted Is. to 2s. lower. Barley:
Little doing in it, and prigs are nominal. Oats a slow isle,
at a reduction of 6d. per owt. Oatmeal goes slowly into con-
sumption at a decline of Is. per cwt. Indian Corn and Meal,
of prime quality, sell slowly at • decline of 20s. to 265. per
ton, whilst the large quantities of inferior and damaged corn
on the market is pressed off at all prices. Prime Corn,
101. 16s. to 111. 6e. ;ideal, 111. 10s. to 121.105. per ton.
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Coax, JULY 2.-We have exceedingly fine and hot wea-
ther, which Is that maturing all the crope,-and there is a
prospect of an abundant harvest. The Wheat and Oat trade
very dull; prices nearly nominal. A few transactions in
Oats, at 16e. to 171., took place this week, under peculiar cir-
cumstances. Flour is ls. to 2s. per cwt. lower, with a dull trade.
There has been more doing in Indian Corn and Meal, but
chiefly in lots to the country. Cargoes arrived or afloat not
saleable, except at very low rates. The great majority of
the vessels with bread.stufft which called at Cove for orders,
have left for other porta. Since our last, only nineteen car-
goes arrived, and twenty-seven sailed. Prices to farmers:
Wheat, red, per barrel of 20 stone, 28s. to 28s. 6d. Oats,
per 14 it., white, 16s. 6ci. to 19s, 6d. Wheat subect to 6d.
per
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NVbhroeakte brokerage
Marianople Wheat, per barrel of 20 stone, 46e. Wheat, f.0.b.,
per barrel of 20 stone, 395. to 435. Oats, white, per barrel
of 14 stone, 17s. to 19s. ; black, 16e. to 181. Indian Corn,
per ton, white 121. • yellow, 111. Indian Corn Meal, white,
131. ; yellow, 121. 6s. to 121. 10s. Oatmeal, per ton,lBl. Fleur,
per cwt., firsts, 24e. to 265. ; seconds, 235. ; households, 18a.
to 21c ; thirds, 16e. Bran, per ton, 61. 10s. Wheaten
Meal, par ton, 171. to 181. Canadian Flour, per
barrel, 38e. to 40e. ; United States, 395. to 40s. Barrel Indian
Corn Meal, 225. to 23e. Receipts from the 25th ult., to the
2nd inst. : Wheat, 141 qrs. ; Barley, 1 ; Oatv, 330.

New/a, Juicy 2.—There wu a further decline in the
prices of all kinds of Breadstuff' at yesterday's market. Oats
sold at 161 d. to 17d. per atone ; but the quantity brought
forward was not large. Flour hu dropped another shilling,
and in some cues more, the prices new being, for firsts,
26a. 6d. to 265. per cwt ; seconds, 235. to 245. ; and thirds,
17$. to 18s. Oatmeal, machine-manufactured, 235. to 245.
per cwt. ; country-ground, 21s. 3d. to 225. 6d., and, in some
cases, 20". has been aooepted. Indian Corn Meal now sells
at 12a. 6d. to 12a. 9d. per cwt. with an immense supply and
a good business doing, principally in small quantities, for
present use.

WATIBILPORD, JULY 3-During the past week we have
had a large arrival of Indian Corn ; this, added to a return
of meet brilliant weather, and the depressing accounts from
the English markets, has ade holders of all kinds of Grain
and Flour anxious to quit stock, at prices considerably below
those of this day ee'rmight. Wheat is offered at a decline of
3a. to 4s, per barrel, without attracting attention. Barley
and Oata have only a nominal value, there being scarcely a
sample of either on the market. In Indian Corn a large
'ousinesi continues to be done, at a further decline of so
3s. per barrel ; a similar eduction ‘a.
per sack has been
submitted to on Indian Meal. Flour is difficult to quit,
though offered at la. to 3e. per sack under last week's rates.
Prices : Wheat, millers', Irish, per 20 stone, 425. to 44e. 6d.;
foreign, 40a. to 44e. Oats, per 14 stone, white, 18e. to
205.; black, 20a. to 21s. Indian Corn, Danube, per 20
stone, 28s. to 295. • American, red and yellow, 265. to 275. ;
Spanish and Portt:guese, 25a. to 265. Bd. ; white, 25.. to 26..
Flour, superfine, per sack, 60s. • seconds, 645. to
' 66e. • third., 465. to 48s. ; fourths, 40s. to 41.. American,
per barrel, 39e. to 40s. Oatmeal, per cwt., 245. to 26e.
Indian Corn Meal, per cwt. 12e. to 124.6 d.; wheaten, 16.. to
17s. Rye Meal, per cwt., 12a. to 13s. Bran, per 84 lbs., 4s.
to Ss. Imports this week: fattish Corn, 21,760 qrs. ;
Fleur, 3,600 barrels.
Bissime, Juts! 26.-There is a decline in the prices in the
corn market. Great expectations are entertained respecting
the harvest ; potatoes are looking particularly fine, end an-
swer the highest expectations. The weather is favourable-
warm sunshine alternating with rain.
BREMEN, Jots 24.-Only a sufficient quantity of Wheat
for home consumption has been sold. Other oorn goes off
slowly, and there is a decline in the prices.
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MAI ROSE, JUNE 25.—At our corn market to-day, which
was very well attended, our government had brought several
hundred quarters of corn, and thereby effected a decline in
the prices. While those persons who were prejudiced by
this operatics complain that by this proceeding on the part
of the state the stock which they have purchased at high
prices is depredated in value, the people consider with plea-
sure the provident course of our authorities ; and though we
cannot expect lower prices of Wheat during the present
week, yet the remarkably favourable state of the crops gives
reason to hope that we shall shortly be relieved from all
apprehensions on this subject.

001188.11, JUNI 11.—Tbe general hit in Corn has obit
our sellers to lower their dieemeds. A greater quantity
therefore bees meld, der.. 14•00 chetwerls of Wheat for de•
livery, and 8,000 thetwerto it delivery in August. There
is such a very great desire kw a tell in the pry" that our
speculetoni have been obliged% slow themselves from the
market. We are expecting scow to receive large supplies
from the interior ; the seasonable rains which have fallen
have provided fodder for the cattle. Maize maintains
its price at 204 roubles, at which 1,000 ehetwerts went off.

Jona 18.—There has again been a fall in the price of
Wheat. Best Polish from 25 rub. to 26 rub.; second qua-
lity, 22 rub. to 23 nib. ; third, 19 rub. to 20 rub. Rye, on
the contrary, has risen, and its price is now 16 rub. ,
30 rub., and Linseed, 22 rub. There is a great demand for
freightage.

Rion, Juno 21.—Altkough last week Rye was sold at 146
to 148 rub., the sellers kept back, and last Thursday it nee
to 186, subsequently fell to 176, and to-day ' rose to
180, at which price some few bargains were made. Wheat,
on the contrary, was yesterday sold at 186 to 190 rub.

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