The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-03 00:00:00

No. 289.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, AUG. 3, 1817. [3d.

KENT T. Sl:EBEX.—These celebrated counties met at
Tunbridge Wells, to play their return match. Kent ware
again the victors.

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bags, refraction 31, were bought in at 30s.—Pepper : 250 bags
fair Malabar sold at 2; lb. ; good Eastern, 21 lb.—The
demand which appeared yesterday, late in the day, for Nut-
megs and Cloves has not bimn continued with any activity,
but purchases could be made without paying an advance on
last week's prices.—Rum dull.—Cotten steady.—ln other
articles no alteration, these:tarsi aspect of markets being dull.

PRICES CURILENT.
Sena, per wt. 0r.., YAZD. Pip, No. I. FO 0... 0 0
W. iadla,B.P.bwn.p..Bo 40.n39 0d !loops ll 10... 0 0
Yellow lk Om ... 40 0...43 Csrgo atCardidtwor 9 0.. 0 0
Flm
Naaritini;riro-w8... 35 0.. 39 Lacs, at pr ton.
Yellow 39 6...43 Pig, lest II 15...19
Flee 43 0...46 Milled, Just l9 10...20
Befall Wean., le. 33 0...38 Bare .. ...
Yellow 39 0...41 Patna abet 2l 0 . 0
White 42 0...30 red or minims ... 19 10...10
Foreign, beown.- 32 0. 37 Speller 2O 0...21 1
Yellow 36 0...3) Otu per 252 bop. gal. d.p.
Grey and whits 40 0..40 Wen, Seal, pale 27 10...20
Refined, Hasbro'.. 64 0...73 straw 26 10... 0
Limp 30 0...50 brown 51 yellow.. 24 0.. 24 1
Coma, in Bond.
West India, ordi. =Matter so 0... o
nary as o . 40 0 Cod 27 10._ 0
Good. 44 0 . 60 0 South Sea 24 10... W 1
Pine 7O 0...125 0 OlienGallipoll,p.ton 47 0... 0
Ceylon, good ord.! Cocoa toltd. .... . 46 0...50
nary ..
Fine ardisary 719 t 0... 40 0 per ton 33 10...36
Floe 6O 0 . 80 0 Linseed 27 13...26
Moona, good tonne 31 0...60 0 P80V1.101.4 per cwt.
Conn Rica, anti- Batter—Ont, In . 86 0...80
I !nary to fine
.... 35 0...52 0 !n4 0 0 • _

6Bar 76 9...79 9
'Sao, at per lb.
Creirou.ceraase— 9 0 ... 0 9y
arcs, at per ewe.
Sopa whits IS 0 20 0
Csrfo l4 0... 13 0
lava l4 0... 18 0
Pates 22 0.. 24 0
Cordial. 2B 0... 30 0
SPIAITS.
Rum at per galL
Leeward Leland
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Etm—e—.rloll,---do ll6
Darien, lat 6B
0
85
Beef, India per
tiaras
Prime Mese 0
Pork, pram mem— 83
Bacon-Pork, Lank 1
Do, Belot
Bacon, Waterford,
Belfast
74 0...68 0
70 0 72 0
11,1Z1Vr.k. 154 o..•• •
Ditto Bladder
American
Ilium, On and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. and M. Video,
dry
06.5 d en. 74d
0 34...0 8
Ball, dry 0 5 .0 61
Dryealted 0 4 .6 4
Bin, dry 0 41 .0 S
• lk Valp. dry - 0 5 ...a 6
Wen India, dry 0 4 ...0
Salted 0 3+...0 44
East India 0 4 ...0 104
▪ B.Ayrea, dry 0 7 ..0 6
Ronda, dry
S. Areer.Holllll, par
tilde 5 0...11 s
Donna, ditto 6 6...10 6
Lys Wane, at per ton.
Loserand, Jamaica..ts 0... 5 10
3 5... 5 la
garpoaTby 7 10... 8 10
Partin Jamaica 5 10... 6 10
Nicaragua, large and
solid 9 0...16 0
0 0... 0 0
10 10...16 15
input. 10 10...16 0
Dad Sanders. 3 0... 3 10
firandl

2 7 . 1 el
Demerara, 26 to
36 per mat
O.P. . . . S 9...4 01
'amain o.oe
per cent. O.P. 4 2 -. 4 3
Favourite matte 3 0 5 6
Brandy, let braatla 4 7 ... 3 3
British spirits, d.p ll 0 0 0
Scotch
Utah ll 0 ... 0 0

Etas, per too.
Rip, P.T.IL £47 0. 54 0
33 Petersburg, 9
head 0 0 . 0 0
Duteb sad ike t 33 0...93 0
Friesland

Igor, at pa tan.
rebarg,eleaat 41 0.. 12 0

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Lilt Clan
MIN Rhine
outabot

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pus
114,6114
Eut India Scum— l6 0...16 0
Bombay 23 0 .27 0
Jute _

Tni, at per cwt.
Boma 66 . 0 0
Ktraita
Com. in block. 92 0... 0 0
laon, at per tn.
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Alo 0 £0 0

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-- if:se
0...87
0... 0
0... 0
0...51 I

TALLOW, AUGUST 2.—The market is in a quiet
state. and prices have a tendency to decline. P. Y. C. on
the spot is quoted 435. 3d., but there are sellers under that
rate. Town-melted is in steady request, at 43e. nett
cash. For delivery of new Y. C., 475. continues as a nomi-
nal quotation for the last three months. The following table
shoes the present stack of foreign Tallow, with the quantity
on band at this period of the last three years.
PARTICULARS OF TALLOW IN LONDON.
1814. 1813. 1846. 1847.
I Cooke. Casks. Outs. C.avka.
Stock that day
Price P. Y. C. MU day 414 41a f3d '3941:440,34 410 rid 484 3d
Delivery last weak
Ditto from June 1
Arrival Mat week 1,031 1,133 746 24
Ditto from June 1
1 Price Town Lot Friday

SOAP TRADE. —LONDON, Aucusr 2.—Price of
Y. Candle on the spot, per cwt., London, 48r. 3d. ;
Liverpool, 49s • Rough Fat, letter prim, per stone of 8 lb.,
London, 2s. 94d. Palm Oil, London, 375.; Liverpool,
34e. lad. Resin, Ike transparent, Liverpool, 2s. 7d to 6s.
Alkali, strong and weak, per mat., London, 2td. Liver-
pool, 20. to 2 7-l6d. per wee,
Soap, nett price, exclusive
lot cheats, freight, &e., per owt., Lowboy, 61s. • Li
49e. to 50s. ; mottled, London, 625. ; Liverpool, 48s, vteorMg.i,

CORN.—BATH, JULY 30.—The cutting of Wheat
is becoming general in Soinenetahire and was never finer.
Barley is an average crop, and of good quality. The Oat.
eplendid, and much above an average. Peas are good. All
the late Beans are much blighted, but the early-sown, sa
well as the winter Beans, will be an average crop. Potatoes
are slightly diseased, but very few of the tubers are effected.
A liberal supply of Wheat at market; trade very dull, at a
decline of tis. per qr., and a considerable quantity remained
over unsold. Marley offered lower. Beans in lea demand,
but not cheaper. Oats a fair sale at last week's rates. Peu
neglected. Wheat, 60s. to 745. Barley, 38s. to 465. Beans,
54e. to 625. Pees, 60.. to 60s. Oats, white, 31s. to 365. ;
black, 291. to 33e. per qr.
BOTLEY, Auouer 2.—Millers bought but sparingly,
though Wheat was offered nearly 31. per load lower, good
Wheats fetching but 171. per load ; fair simples, 161. ; infe-
rior, as low as 151. For Barley the highest figure was 455.
per quarter; common, 40.. Oats could not reach higher
than 275. per quarter. Beans, 50s. to 565. New Peas, 445.
to 50s. Flour, 50s. per Dag.
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BRIDLINGTON, it7LT 31.—The weather continues favour-
able for growing crops. But few samples of Wheat offered
to day, and scarcely any business done. Good fresh runs
sold et a decline of ss. to 63. per qr. ; other sorts unsaleable.
Oats, Beans. and Peas in short supply, and rather lower.
Wheat, 725. to 775. per or.; Oats, ls. 44. to Is. sd. per st.
Brans, 535. to 565. Peas, 529. to 630. per qr.
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CAA BRIDGE, JULY 31.-A good supply of Wheat, which
met a slow male, at • reduction of Bs. per qr. Wheat, red,
565. to 601. ; white, 64.. Beans, 545. Oats, 28s. to 341.
Peas, new, 48e. Trefoil, 23e. to 265. per qr.
CANTIRBURY. JULY 31.- The !supply of Wheat very
large, and the farmers and factors were obliged to submit to
a reduction 461. to 811. per qr., at which rates very little wu
done. Wheat, white,6ss. lob0s.; brown, 625. to 64t. Bar-
ley, new, 395. Oats, 26A. Beans, 475. to 495. Peas, new,
40s. per qr.
DONCASTER. JULY 31.-The very extensive arrivals of
grain and Flour into London and Liverpool, together with
i.plendid weather, have caused quite a stagnation in the
demat.d. We have also en abundant supply of farmers'
Wheat here this morning, for which there was scarcely any
demand ; what few sales took place were at 31. to 4s. per
load reduction. The principal part remained over. Oats
and Brans in limited supply, with very little alteration in
value. Grinding Barley lower. - Wheat, new, 235. to 265. ;
fine, 275. to 295. ; Blend-corn, 20s. to 235. ' • fine, 26.. Rye,
20s. Beans, 20$. to 235. ; fine, 245.; old, 21s. Peas, grey,
20s. per three bushel. Oats, new, 2fis. to 315.; fine, 335.
to 38s. Barley, 361. to 425. per qr.

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HADLEIOH, AUGUST 2.—We had a small market to-day,
but sufficient of Wheats for the miben in want, and afarther
reduction of several shillings per qr. took place, as also on
spring Corn, except a ample or two of Peas.

K ENDA!, Juror 31.—But a small supply of grain, which
was sold at downward prices. The weather continues very
seasonable.
LE.CESTER, Jucv 31.—But a short supply of Wheat, yet
prices declined about 6s per qr. Spring Cora was about 2s.
per qr. lower, with the exception of Beans, whick fully kept
up price.

MALTON, JULY 31.—A fair supply of Wheat offering, at
a decline of 6.. to 70. per quarter. Oats as lest week.
Wheat, red, 745. to 82c ; white, 78s. to 68s. per 40 stone.
Oats, Is. 4d. to Is. 6d. per stone.
NOTTINGHAM, JOLT 31.—A fair supply of Wheat from the
...firmer". The demand was very limited, at a decline of 8..
to 6.. per quarter, as millers would only buy for immediate
want. Oats a slow sale, at 2s. to 4s. per quarter reduction.
Beans dull, at last week's prices. Wheat, new, white, 740.
to 765. ; red, 70 to 725. per 36 stone. Barley, grinding, 40a.
ptr 30 stone. Oats, 31s. to 38s. per 24 stone. Beaus, 601.
to 635. ; Egyptian, 465. to 49e. per 33 stone. Flour, super-
fine, 535. to 5.55. ; fine, 60s. to 535. per 20 stone.

PETWORTIT, JULY 31.—Wheat, white, 171. 101. to 181.,
brown, 171. to 171, 10+. ; Barley, grinding, 425. to 445. ;
Oats, country, 28e. to 30e. per qr.

l'aesrow, J uLY 3t.—Rather more Wheat offering from
farmers, and, the demand being slack, enabatement of lc to
2s. per windle was submitted to : white, 335. to 3.5 e. 6d. ;
yellow, 325. to 345. per 220 lie. Flour 2s, per barrel lower,
and sales limited in amount: fine, 325. to 335. ; superfine,
31.. to 355. per 1% lbs. Oats firm. Oatmeal in limited
demand, at a reduction of la. per lead: fair to good, 36*. to
124.; prime, 435. Farmers requite 4.3 e. per 240 lb. All
other articles nominal. The average price of Wheat this
week is 745. ld. per imp. qr.
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RICHMOND, YORKSHIRE, JULY 31.—We had a fair supply
of grain. Wheat sold from 94. to lls. ; Oats, 4s. to 65.;
Barley, 61. to 61. 6d. ; Beans, 6s. 9d. to 71. 6d. per bushel.
8 wINDON, AtIOUST 2.—Businew very slack. For Wheat
'the top price given was 725. per qr. for fine white; 664. to
635. for the best red ; and 60s. to 64.. for moderate samples.
In Barley but very little doing, though offered at 4.. to Sr.
less money. Oats very inanimate. Beans remain the same.
Peas 2s. per qr. lower.
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SAFFRON WALDEN, JULY 31.—Wheat. 6s. to Ss. per qr.
cheaper, and at this reduction only a limited business could
he done. Barley and Oats 2e. per qr. lower. Baum unal-
ttred. Peas 4e, per qr. cheaper.
SititEWSRCHY, JULY 31.—The few sales effected in Wheat
were at 7s. 103. to Rs. Id. per imp. bushel. Some few samples
of new Barley and Oats were offered.

YARMOVTII, it'LY 3l.—But 'small supply of Wheat, yet
the uade was exceedingly dull, and lower mote were sob-