The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-23 00:00:00

8.0.3---- Scotch —to
Boca WIWI' •••••••••••••• 4B to 33
Meat .......... —l3 to SO Are pals BO to 86
am, Dl= -www.--
Ford Bl to 13. at _alma... 'so to 33. Od
Polaads ' 33 to 37s Od...Potato.. 36 to 36. Od
Herr,* airdBeololtleed 32 to 348 od...P6tato- 37 to 89. Od
Irlis Pawl .. .......... to rla 0d...321aca . 30 to 32. Od
Dina I*.no . . 37s Od to Stu Od
Pau, 0657 49 to 34a 4M-Maple . 53 to Ma Od
Write 57 to 38 Zi6=Bl. 39 to 81
Burns/ Mangan 43 to 44 Tick 48 to 47 old 48 to 51
1 Harrow 47 to 48 &mall 50 to 52.. old MI to 35
1 Taus, New Bpriag .... . to New Meterto
to —...01d
L itarmaas, New 4O to 42
-..........

'IMO- OOPS
419199 So TlSZtoort a
*Ye% Two 1n1i5.41811.18011 IS to 73 Pt %w
6S
e Hosishold 70
Ned* mill Nalilk... 1110 Is GI Whits
Nortioselbsepol. lissio. ouil Yotiobizo
Onons 91.9 rant..... -to - .Irlakt
jOItEION. Doty tree.
We*, Iloalsiommi Itodpborg B3 to 09 fine to 91..- to -
Yoniniiilti=ek, sad Stettin, new 1111, to 87.. - to -
Mob ma
Drill osa 83 to M.-- to -
Bonk& a trot Euottao -to-..- to •
Douala sad Odor 77 to 81...- to
Ogiodaybard - to - ........Doti - to -...- to
Correlen. -to - Atutrallan 81 u, 91..

Rea --teill-.1.—t—
0 resding 4l to 47 DSC Ming 46 to 22... to
DMA) Coax 37 to 64
Oats, Basilan
POWIerADMI and Stralsund
Swainish and Danish
Frireeland and Dutch
Ditto Brew. to
.IkAI.P. Mak to old 42 to 44... to
Small - to
• Bantam 39 to 41 Tammy —to —..— to I
Pus, Orihit.
... .. -.. U to 53 Boilers
Tuns. Old to
Lumissak.Badlito.Lasid amain
and Odessa
Lamm 4O to 42 linapteed 36 to 31 .. do. do.
Karon= Cans tree of duty, per eta, £5 Ills. to t 5 lia.
Lamm Cu" Dutch sad Gamma ditto LB 10a to £lO 10..
Ditto French sad Amain= ditto £lO 104. to Cll 10.
re Brl. of 19611 a

-
Twos, American 38 to 42
Dantsfe and Hanthurg 3B as 40
Gsnadisas
French tree to nor Sock of 240 Ins.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 214431:NE TO 23rd JUNE.
Qrs. Eneah. Sotto& Irish. Foreign.
Wheat I 2130 I
I 130 27190
1388149 330 210 1 7230
0•28 230 480 14430
Floor, 2,040 asks ; 21,100 barrels. Katt, 4,220 quarters
IMPERIAL AVERAGE&

May II Ills I'.
151=1 Es Ildi4styL3dl,s3ll 031512 116
- 15 64s b3s 741 Is 1 IdAlts 7d 54. 711555 Od
- 22 Ns 10d 5.5 s 10d 3d Ws 411.575 64,60.115
- 29 102 s kyles 36s
3d;gs 73s 11d'59, 10,3159 s 3d
June 5 99. 10d155e 35 3.5 s Ilifl Od 90, 3d 61a ad
- 12 128 e 10d 525 Od 34. lidiE67s Id 57. adlls Id
6 weblue Agg. Aver. tris 2c1,53. 10dLSIe '662 6157 s 2Abas 6d
(flare ars no duties on Foreign 0,9114
Price. May 3. lacy 15. May 22.[ May 29., June 3. June 12.
1:
0 :::
..L117.7.1 ...
I :::
9410ee torl
••• ••• •••
• -
:0 IL-1 • ... .:. I M.
H•CILZIOR, JUNE 21.-We had a kk gun*, ef Wheat
at market to-day, but the holden were Ws• name dlepred
to comply with the drop at Mark-lane el the 1411 k Waist,
looking for a reaction soon, therefore bat little limigent wee
done. The needy millers took a few samples en the beg
terse they could get them-my 3s. to 4s. below the pike et
this day .'neighs. -
Hunt, Juin 22.-The weather mince our last report has
neither been so warm nor dry as might be wished for the re-
sent state of the grain crops and their eat y maturity ; in-
deed, much rein has fallen, and the air has at times been
exceedingly cold. Rot, dry weather is much needed. Not-
withstanding this, and the continuance of unsatisfactory
reports as to the Potato crop, all kinds of grain have bees
exceedingly dull of sale during the peat week; and had net
holders and importers been firm, and preferred going to gra-
nary rather than submit to any serious reduction in price,
we must have quoted several shillings decline in value.
' Arrivals, though trifling here, are extensive on the
west coast, and thus our usual trade is interfered with,
while farmer, are certainly showing more old Wheat than it
was at all believed a month ago that they could possibly
hold. At this day's market there was a large supply of
. Wheat from our own and Lincolnshire fernier., and more
samples than of late, both of foreign and coastwise supplies ;
very irregular prices were asked and given, so that it is difficult
to quote with accuracy, but no great progress could be mode
in males without submitting to a reduction of 3.. to 4s.Egp.
Nothing doing in spring corn ; Egyptian Beans are
on low terms. One or two panels of Linseed bare
chiefly of low quality ; the bulk of our crushers are elabg
their mills, which makes them easy about buying, still Ms
unusually low stocks is warehouse attract attention, and
some disposition to speculate is manifest. Limited
Cakes go off in retail at 10f., with very fcw on hand;
not having effeckd their usual purchase of seed,
our crushers are 'indisposed to contract forward.-
The following are the present prices of grin. Wheat,
red, 80e. to 86s. ; white, 86.. to 90s. • Lower Baltic and
Hamburg, 80e. to 84s. Barley, milting, 465. to 60..;
grinding, 44.. to 46.. Oats, 30s. to 341. ; Danish,
30s. to 325. ; Russian, 325. to 345. Beans, 60s. to 64e.;
foreign, 461. to 48s. • Peas, white and yellow, 58e. to 80i.
Linseed, crushing, ifts. to 48s. • feeding, 48e. to 62a. Rape-
seed, per 10 qrs., 281. Linseed Cakes, English, per ton,
10/. ; foreign, 81. to 91. 5.1. Rape Cakes, 6/.
LiEDN, JUNE 22.-We are fairly supplied with Wheat,
and, without experiencing any great activity in the trade,
we have a fair retail demand at Friday's rates. Barley no-
minal. Oats, Shelling, and Beans dull sale, at former prices.
Other articles unaltered. Arrivals this week ; Wheat, 7,320
IIEIL ; Otte, 1,871; Barley, 96; Beans, 1,759; Malt, 133;
Hoar, 224 ; Rapeseed, 713.
LIU/ELTON SCREAM', J vita 22.-Wheat was in good sup-
,he trade for which ruled dull, at last week's prices. In
, Beans, and Peas no alteration worthy of notice.
per load of five bushels, 655. to 60s. Barley, per imp.
qr., 80e. to 645. Beans, per load of 5 bushels, old, 365. to
375. ; new, 38e. to Me.
LIVERPOII., JUNE 22.-The very numerous arrivals late
this port, during the week ending yesterday, tarnish from
Ireland, Canada, the United States and Europe collectively,
a large supply of Wheat, a fair quantity of other grain, a
superabundant increase of Indian Corn and Cora
with upwards of 120,000 barrels of Flour, as
below. To meet these extraordinary large imports, we
had a very numerous attendance of both local and
country bunts this morning, and a good demand for
most descripticess of English and foreign Wheat, at
a further decline toms that of Friday, making the reduc-
tion of 4d. to ea. per 70th., from the currency of thin day.
week. Flour, being taken freely, the transactions were era-
sidenble, prime weotarn brands readily commanding 40e.,
and lower qualities 375. to 395. per barrel. Compared with
the range of prices quoted on Tuesday last, Barley has re-
ceded Bd. per 60 IN. ; Malt, Brans, and Peas, 2a. per qr.,
Oats, 6d. per 461ba., and Oatmeal, 2e. per load, with a very
limited sale for each. The Importers of Indian Corn, sub-
witting to a farther abatement of 6s. per 480th.., a large
portion of the supply of prime conditioned yellow, was
eagerly cleared off for Ireland and future resale here. In-
durated by considerable importations of breedstuffs into
Ireland last week, the is there had become
generally depressed. The arrivals into Cork alone
were estimated at 42,000 tons, comprised in 132 car-
gos*, many of which ware heated, from the length of time
they had remained on board. Although our advice. from
various parts of the United Kingdom describe the weather
as wet and cold for the mouth of June, no injurious elicits
are stated to have been produced beyond that of apparently
protracting the time of harvest, the crops being
almost universally
reported to exhibit the most fa-
vourable a+ t. With the exception of a few slight
showen, the weather has been fine here since
the middle of last week, and continues so to-day.
British: Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, lls. 9d. to 12s. ;
extra, 12a. to 12s. 3d. • white, 12s. to 12s. 6d.; extra, 12a. to
12e. M.; Irish, red, 111. to lle. Bd. •, extra, IL. 6d. to 12a. ;
white, 11.. 9d. to 121. Barley, English, per quarter, 60e. to
534 ; Chevalier, 525. to CAL ; Scotch and Irish. per 8016.,
es. 9d. to 7s. Malt, English, per quarter, pale, 72.. to 82e.
Oats, English and Scotih, per 46 lb., se. 84. to 6e. Bd. ;
Welsh, 61. 3d. to 6s. sd. ; Trish, fine qualities, be. 3d. to
fa. 64.; general qualities, be. Id. to ss. 3d. Beans,
English, per quarter, 52a. to 68s. ; Pigeon, 68e. to 675.
Scotch and Irish per il3o lb., 475. to 495. Peas, English,
per quarter, white, 68s. to 82a. ; do. and Irish, grey,
Us. to 54e. Flour, per 280 lb., English and liiiii
fine, 67e. to Ns. ; superfine 82c. to 68.. • extra,
625. to 84.. Oatmal, per load of 240 lb., Irish, new,
1846, 43e. to 50s. ; old, 445. to 48s. ; Canadian, old,
445. to 465. Bran, per 24 lb., Is. 10d, to 2s.
Foreign •. Wheat, per 70th., Canadian, free, red, Ils. 3d.
to lls. 6d. ; white, 111. 6d. to 11s. 9d. ; United State*, red,
Ils. lid. to 11e. 9d.; white, 12.. to 12.. 3d.; Dantsie,