The Express.
London, England, 1848-08-25 00:00:00

r WORKINGTON, August 23.--Since OUT I the weather
has been very wel and uttravourahle for the ^g down
the crops, con'equentiy a considerable rise in the price of
Wheat at to-doy's market. Wheat, per Cat lisi e bushel, or 3
(mistrial, i I', 221. to 241.; new, 20s. Barley, 12s. Oita,
none. got up 2.1. per stone to-day.

EDINRCItOII, August 23.—Tne weather during the pest
wesh h,.1 been broken and unfavourable for the cro a. This
morning be.ng wet and the supply of ittriners' Wneat being
!short, the trade opened briAtly, and a clearance was effected
at 3s. p:r qr. advance. Foreign Wheat was al‘o in lively de-
mand, and a large business was done at a similar improve-
ment. Barley is sought after, and must be noted Is. per qr.
dearer. Oats, Beans, and Peu in good request, and each
Is. per qr. higher. Wheat, top, 725. ; average, els 6d.
Barley, top, 385.; average, 331. 10s. Oats, top, 305.;
average, Wis. 9.1. Bears, top, 40,. ; average, 375. 9d,

01.13800 w, August 23.-We have again had good arrivals
at Grangemouth, priucipally from the English coast, and
from 1.-ith, comprising, since the 15th instep', 6,380 vs.
Wheat, 2,3"4/ sacks Flour, 2,100 qrs. Barley, and 850 qes.
Oats; also 1,140 qrs. Wheat from abroad. To the Clyde the
supplies have been very trivial. The wea'bcr in the mean-
time has been less favourable, yesterday b lag very wet;
and but little progress can have been made with harvest
work. This moraine is dry ; but still looking uraettltd, the
temperature continuing unusually low for the season. The
trade has been animated since our last, and advanced prices
were required for all articles, with few sellen. The reports
about our Potato crop are more unfavourable this week ; and
great fears arc entertains,! that the roots will not keep
sound, although the quality so far continues good. This
day's market was moderately well attended, and we quote
Wheat about 25., Oats Is. 6d., and Barley, Beans, ar.d Peas
Is. per rep -,ctivc boll dearer. Flour brinh;lst 30. per barrel
and 2s. to 34. per each, and Oatmeal 2s. p; r lone or, r pre-
viols, rates; but the day proving fine, the trade though
firm was by no means br6k at the advance The
following are the prices:-Wheat, per 240 lb., English,
white, crop 1847, 30s, to 311. 6d.; red, 295. to 31s. ; Scotch,
white, 294. to 315.; Irish, red and white, 275. to 291.;
Danteic, 295. to 31. a. 6d. ; Pomeranian, 29e to 314.; Danish,
295. to 30s. ; o,lessa, soft, 255. to 27s ; Rustian, herd, 245.
to 25E; Canadian, 27a. to 29a. ; United State., 28s. to 30s.
Barley, per 3201 b,., Berwick .and Scotch, 23+. to 255.-
foreign, free Pomeranian, &c., 235. to 243. 6d.; Danish, 23e..
to 24e. Oats, per 2611b5., Iris's, Wexford, &c., 19s. to
21s. 6.1.; Liraerick, &c , 21e. to 21s. 6,1.; extra, prepared,
22.,. ' • tor; ige, Russian, old, 19s. to 20s. Danish
old, 18.. 61. to 193. Beans, Irish, new, per 2601 b., 19s.
to 20..; Eg.ptian, per 28011 w., old, 16s. to 17.. Peas,
per 2891b5., white, old, 19a. to 20s. ; grey, 185. to
19s. ; Canadian, old, 18s. 83. to 19s. Flour, per 2801 be.
English, superfine, old, 455. to 465. ; Irish ditto, old, 44e.
to 465.; fine, old, 40s. to 425. ; extra choice qualities, old,
475. vs 485.; American, per barrel, sweet, old, 325. d. to
330. 6.1. ; Canadian, sweet, old, 325. 6d. to 335. fid ; sour,
old, 295. to 30.. Oatmeal, per 280Ibs.' Irish, common cut,
new, 325. to 31.. Indian Corn, per 2401ba., 20s. 6d. to
21s. 61.

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LIRE, Hal!-pest Two.—
The sugar sales are progrouing heavily, and importers hays
great difficulty to support prices, although they buy in
argely. Refined without alteration. —Coffee remains
dull: good ordinary native Ceylon sold in public
sale, 2Fts. to Dls. 6d.—Mice This articles continuos to attract
attention, and the public soli s were fully ettended to-day;
fine write Bengal sold at 13s. Gd.; a few lots, 16s. ; cargo
Bengal sold at lls. both of which were extreme prices.
The middling white Bengal was less in demand,
and bought in at 13s. tid. to 141. Aracan, not of current
quality and for exportation only, sold 9s. to 9s. 6'.; the good
withdrawn at 10s. 6d. A limited business doing by private
contract.—Pimento sold heavily, a shade under pr.vious
rates, 31d. to 31d. per lb.—Cotton steady.—Pearl Sago sold
19s. to 19s. 6d.—ln other articles no material alteration.
PRICES CURREN r.
&man, per cwt. nun raw. l'ista, No. I. g2 5... 0 0
W. India,B.P.barn. 355. 0d.37a. Od Hoops 8 15 . 9 0
Yellow &Grey ... 37 6...38 0 Cargo atCardid ter 0 0... u 0
Pine 39 0...43 0 Swedish lO 15...11 0
Mauritius, brown... 29 0.. 36 0 Lees, at per ton.
Yellow 36 0...39 0 Pig, twat l6 10...16 15
rine 4O 0...42 0 Milled, sheet ...... 17 5... 0 0
Bengal& Madras,b 29 0...3.1 0 Bars l6 15 0 0
Yellow 34 0...37 0 Patent shot l9 10 0 0

White 37 6...44 T. 1,1
Foreign, brown 32 0.-35 0
Yellow 366.376
Grey and whits- 39 0..,51 0
Refined, Ilambro'.. 55 0...58 0
Lamps
Corns, in Bond.
West India, ordi-
nary 2B 6...40 0
Good
Pine 72 0...110 0
Ceylon, good ordi-
nary ......... 20 0... 29 0
Fine ordinary 30 0... 40 0
Fine 44 0...1.0 0
Mocha, good to fine 45 0... 72 0
CoMa Rica, ordi-
nary to fine 26 0... 41 0
Sumatra and Ps-
dang 2l 0...26 0
Tat, at per lb.
C 001100,00010106 0 0 0 7
Rice, at per ewt.
Bengal white l3 6... le 0
Carte lO 6... 11 6
Java and lianas 13 0... 15 6

red or mlaistil IS • •
Speller 1410...15
Otte, per 232 imp. gel. d.p.
PM, pale 23 10.. 26
Mraw ........ 24 10 . 0
brown & yellow 29 0.. 23 1
Sperm 7O 0...73
eLleNstaer 72 0 0
Ced 24 0 0
South Sea 24 0...26 1
0... 0
Cocos Nut 4O 0...41
••••• BAPS/ Dalai
per ton B9 10...56
Linseed 22 13... 0
PROVISION; per owt.
Butter—cork, let B3 0...84
4tha 89 0 90
sthe 0 0_ 0
Dublin, let 0 0... 0
Limerick, do 7O 0..61
Carlow, let...— B2 0..96
Newry, let ...... 0 0.. 0
Waterford BO 0...62
Beef, bid* per
tierce

0 0.,.

Faiika,elesise 16
Utdina ..... „. 26 0... 30 0

Prime Mess 0 0... 0 0
Pork, prime Tess, 73 0..00 0

RUM at per gall.
Leeward Island
Proof 1 8 .., 1 9
Demerara, 21 to
36 per cenL
2 4 ... 3
Jamaica, 30 to 36
per cent. O.P. 3 7 ... 4
Favourite marks 4 6 ... 4
Brandy, Ist brands 3 9 ... 6
Britiah spirits, d.p. 10 3 ... 0
Bootch
Irish lO 3 ... 0
FLAI, per ton.
FJga,P.T.R. F 33 0.-40
St. Petarabiug, 9
head 0 0... 0
Dutch and Flemish 30 0...60
Friesland
Haar, at pee ton.
BLPeteraburg,clouLC3o 0...31
outshot
half clean
Riga, Rhine
outahot
pare
37 0...38
Feat India Sinn lB 0...23
Bombay lB 0...24
Jute

Beeeis:Bork,lairk 70 so •
Do.,
bsn,Waterford,
per cwt. 7O 0...85 0
Belfast
Lard,Belfaist,prfre I
40— 0...70 0
Waterford, do
Ditto Bladder
American,dutyp 62 0. 72 0
Hrors, CM and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. and Y. Video,
fed 09.4 d es. id
0 21_0 31
Brazil, dry 0 0 .0 0
Drysalted 0 .6 3f
Rio, dry 0 31 .0
Lima & Valp. dry 0 31...0
West India, dry 0 0 ...0 0
Salted 0 1/...0 3
East ladle 0 4 6 103
Binß.Ayres, dry 0 0 . .0 0
see dry 0 S ...0 81
B. Amer.lloree, per
hide 3 0 ... 6 6
Russia, ditto 6 0 ... 7 0
Drs Woone, at per ton.
Logwood, Jamaice F 4 0... 4 5
Honduras 3 6._ 5 10
Campeachy 6 0... 0 0
Puatic, Jamaica 6 0... 0 0
Nicaragua, large sad

Tin, at per ew
Banta Si 0...0 0

rolid". 10 0...13 0
........ 9 0...10 0

Strait

!? 10 ...15 o

Com. In !leis::... 75 0... 0 0
lasm at par ton.
S 6 15 FO 0

Sapan Birds' ll 10....13
Red Sander. 317 4 0
Nruzil

TALLOW. The market very firm, and few
*ellen for future delivery. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot,
445. 6d. to 445. 9d. ; Oct. to Dee. delivery, 451.; separate
months' delivery, 455. 3d. to 455. 6d.

COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, August 24.—The market
to-day wu very tame, and the sales were about 5,000 bales.
MANCHESTER, August 24.—We have no alteration to
notice in this mai ket since the report of Tuesday lut.
Prices are pretty firmly maintained, both for goods and
yarns; notwithstanding, very little business hu been trans-
acted. The state of the weather continuing most unpropi-
tious, great discouragement given, more particularly to
our home trade, which has been greatly depressed during the
past fortnight. The accounts ham India and China being
unfavourable also, very few orders have appeared for
execution.

HOPS.—BOROUGH MARKET.—Mesars. Pattenden
and Smith report that the cold nights still keep the Hops
from progressing, and the ditty remains at 175,0001.
New Mid kE. Kann 31. oto 41. 0 Yearling Keate,p.ott.lt.lB lo 21. 4
Weal.l of Kane . ... 2 7t02 16 Yearling Sumer , 1 13 to 2 2
&Latex .... ...... 2 6to 2 14 Old Roe* 1 otol 16
Farnham ...... .... 4 0w 6 0

SKINS.--LsADENHALL, August 25.—Hides, 561bs.
to 641b0, lid. to lid.; 641bs. to 721b5., lid. to lid.; 721bs,
to 801bs., lid. to 2d. ; 801bs. to 881bs., lid. to 2d.;
881bs. %lbs., 2d. to 2401.; 961bs. to 1041b5., 24d. to 31d,;
Hone Hides, Bs. Calf Skins, 2s. 6d. to ss.
BERMONDSEY, August 25.—Halt-breds, Os. to Os. Od.
Downs, Os. Od. to On. Od. Lambs, Is. Bi. to 2s. 6d. Shear-
lingo, 11. 2d. to Is. 10d.

CATTLE, &C.—SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.—
The supply of Beasts is rather shorter than lut week, and
there is a little impmement in the trade, especially
for those of the best quality, which are readily
sold, at advanced prices. The number of Sheep
is also smaller ; and trade, though still heavy, is
decidedly a little better ; and, consequently, a little
improvement in the prices, and there is no doubt of all being
sold. The Lamb trade is still exceedingly heavy. We have
a rather large supply of foreign Beasts and Sheep, but the
Calves are much shorter. From Holland and German 181
Bouts and 1,490 Sheep, with 209 Calves; about 60
from France, and 200 from Scotland ; Mich Cows from the
Home Counties, 109.
Per atone of 81te. a d. s. d. Per Move of files. aO.s. d.
Best Soots, Hereford 410 4 4 Beat Dna. a lif.hda. Se. 0 0 0
' Beat Short-bores 3 8 4 2 Bset Long-w 0015........ 4 4 4
Second quality )sees 3 0 3 4 Do. de. Sham 0 0 0
Calves
Plea . ....... 4 2 4 6 Do. do. Shorn . 0 0
Bort Doe. Ifelf-bernis 4 8 6 0 a
nd
. 0 6
63
Pisa et market, 1,185 ; Sheep and lamin, 8,360 ; 'Wm, 63
rise. Le 4. -

BEVERLEY, August 23.—A great number of Beasts, but
of rather inferior quality, and a fair supply of Sheep; al-
though business was rather dull, nearly all the stock was
sold. Priees.—Beef, 61. to 6.. 6d. per stone. Mutton, '6d.
per lb.
HORECASTLE ANNEAL HORSE FAIR, August 21.—C opt-
pared with its predecessors, we cannot consider it to •bara
been a good one for dealers, or very profitable to the 'Mho-
tants. The troubled state of the Continent has told with
serious effect on the fair, as, instead of the great nua,ber of
foreigners usually attracted hither, but one or two were to
be men , and very few Horses were purchased by con imialion
for the Continent. In fact, several commission agents who
have on former occasions been large and liberal y nrchasers,
did not made their appearance at all.

EDINBUROII, •August 23. The supply of Sheep and
Lambs, particularly the latter, was larger this morning, there
In log 4,627, or 401 more than last week. Demand not being
good, sales were very dull, and list market's prices barely
supported for the better kinds of Sheep and Lambe, while
cendary and inferior sorts were cheaper, and a great many
were unsold. Top quotation for Mutton, 61d.; current,
40. to 5d.; inferior, 30. to 4d. per lb. Lambe, 20s. ,• cur-
rent for the best kinds, 13e. to 165.; middling and inferior,
from 81. to 10s., and down to fie.. Prime Oxen brought
readily Bs. per Dutch stone, while the secondary and inferior
qualities were almost unsaleable, and at tar close of the
market a few of the above descriptions ',wen =sold
Top, gg,; anent, 7s. 6d. ; middling and Wailer, es. to 7. 4

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