The Express.
London, England, 1848-08-07 00:00:00

PARTICULARS OF TALLOW.—Aostyr 7.

I 1646. 1847. 1648.
stork this day Casks. 7,3111.1 6,413 9,293
Dethery last week
i'. 7. '1"...
Arrival last week.....,.. 730 788 1.916
Do. from Ist Jose ... SAS 5,879 14.350
Prise Y. C. this day par met.... 1 as. 6d. 411 s. 6d. 41.. Gd.
Do. Town 1 4k. 524. 48s. 6d.

CATTLE, &C.—SMITHFIELD. Two o'clock.—Al-
though the number of Beasts is larger, there is a considerable
falling off in weight. A great many are coming to market
in very middllnz condition; they have evidently done badly
rgran ; tona, quen;l• the best descriptions fully maintain
riaay'e quotations ; inileeti,nesr::4B. 4d. hasbeen ntrained for
selling qualities. The suppi,. of Sneer sad Lambs is hardly so
forge as on Monday last; trade is more chte:fui, end the Lest
qualities are making rather more money. Owing to the non
arrival of some Dutch boats, the supply of Calves is Will
shorter; prices have consequently advanced about 4d. per
Blba. From Holland and Germany we have about 427
Beasts, 3,130 Sheep, and 94 Calves; from Leicester and
Northampton, 1,400, and Lincolnshire; 600.
1 Per atone of ad.• d. Par stone of albs. ad,s. d.
Boa eloota. Herefords.. 4 0 4 2 Da* Dua a Ilf..ldla. 81t. 0 0 0 0
Bost 81tort-I."roa ...... I 10 4 0 But L0ag.w001a....... 4 4 4 8
&mond quality Beata.. 210 3 6 Da do. Chore —.. 0 00 0
Calves 3 8 4 81 Ewes and ...ad (pallid 3 3 4
Mgt —.- . .... 4 0 5 0 Do do. oho= 0 0 0 0
Dud Dun • ilalabrada 410 6 2 Lamb. ..
• • 4 8 5 0
Beasts at market. 3,650; 131,:cp and 14106%28.080 ; Calve.. 236;
Pip. 260.

Dustman, August 2.—Sales were slow, at no improve-
ment on lot week's rates ; still for good two year-olds and
stilts of the Galloway breed, there was a fair demand for
home grazing. One particular lot of [dirks were sold at
Gl. 12s. Gd. each, but considered by judges equal to a number
of the two year olds. A drove of 540 Highland cattle, the
property of John klqurk, Erg , Miilmark, all of his own
grazing, and superior to auy drove of his for several years,
passed through this town this day for Barnet. There were
seven lots of Sheep in the maraet to-day, chiefly Cheviots
and a few crows, making eighty in all. They wtre all sold,
excepting two lob, when we lett the market, at about for-
mer rates.

CORN.—Mena;-LANE.—The supply of Wheat, by
land-carriage samples from the near countirs, was but mode-
ate this morning. Early in the day an aloft was made to
obtain en advance upon the quotations of Monday last, which
was, however, only successful in • few instances, and the
trade eventually closed rather heavy, at the rates of that day.
Very little business was done in either bonded or floating
cargoes. Bailey, for grinding purposes, was in fair demand,
end its value was well maintained. The sale for Oats was far
from brisk, but prices cannot be quoted lower. New white
Peas were Is. to 2s. dearer. Beaus firm, without alteration
in value.

BRITISH. 8 ,011clik ow Wavier
MILT, Rae= and Kent, red 48 to 52 to 54... white 4B to 56 to 68
Norfolk and Su/Rik. 98 to 50 to 52... do 5l to 53 to I 8
Toluene (Leak ur Suffolk
Comb. & Lin.,*red... 48 to 48 to 50 white 48 to 52 to 59
Notteumb. and elooteb do.— to —...— to —t»
Irish do to do to to
new

...
BIALST, Feeding. to —...distilling 23 to 27 to 30
Irish
Bum WOO.,
OATS, English Feed 16 M2O to 21s Od .bisek —to —i. Od
Ditto Yolanda ... 20 to II to 22s Od .poulto 25 to 26. 01
Berwick & Scotch lead 21 to 23s Od...potato 23 to 24. Od
Irish feed l5 to lilt Od Widt.. lB to 19.. 0 .
Ditto past° 21 to 23s Od
Move 24 to 36. fine, pale 57 to 60
PLA grwit. 33 to 374 Od. maple 37 tr. 39
43 to 43 -imperial 45 to 49
Whits 34t0 33. boilers. 36 to 40
Bassi. Ninepin.. Theo 30. tlek
Harrow 30 to 33...5ma11 32 to 34..n1d to
TARSI, New Spriag to —...new Winter .0 --Old to
RAPN.AL., New
Lib:NAND CANIS, per thetonnd

Fuotat, Town-made, delivered 42 to 46 ..11ne houselati :lb to it
Norfolk and ouffolk 36 to 38... white So to 40
Northumberland, Lincoln, and Yorkshire to
Buono and Knot to —...Lich —to
FOREIGN.
.... .-

WHIAT, Dantric and Fonigsb;r; ... :no 35 Able 57 to 59
Foments..., Rostock, and titeVis, ....... .... ..... - 46 50 to 51
French and gralant to
Danish and ilasüburgh
Ruatian 38 to 44. }gnaw to
latnuna and Odors 4O to 16
Flutniah hard to —...t01l
C.anadian. —to—... Australian 51 to 57
Res
R. arse. Feeding 20 to 24...di5ti11ing....... 24. to 27
iMPIANCMUi lBl to 66...1.aar514ts to
oa.as, Busman
Pomeranian and Stralsund to
Swedish and Danish
Frieseland and Dutch feed

...
Ditto Brew 21( to Si...fead to
8u.., tick
Small to old.

p.m,
ine, Ako7lan.. ...... - ..... -...- 22 to 15.-Toseeny —to
White —53 23. boileTs as to 99
Tanga, old —to now to --law ..... .. .... to
Loran:o. Rattle and Russian 3B to 40 to 41
Mediterranean and Odom. to 42 to 46
Raessrem to —. Amore= 44 to 48
Hanna= Cseas, free cd duty, per tea— . ...... & 5 10s. to E 5 I sa.
LINSLILD CUMIN Dutch and Gerson- ........ ..-- X 8 Os. to S 9 Oa.
Ditto French and Americo S 8 1= to £ 8 10a
nova, American, per barrel of 1661b5. 25 to 97
Duntrie and Hamburg
Canadian

VrsoeS, per sack of 2301b5.. free — to
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 31st JULY TO 3th AUG.
Llrs. Eoshsh. Scotch. les& Forst A.
Wheat I I
7164 I 11 I 14132
Barley MI I c3l
Oats
Flour, 4,222 sacks; burets. Malt, 5,095 qrs.
IMPERIAL AVERAGE&

Wheat.' Harley.; (ute. , Ft), I 11.0.4.! Per.
Juno 24 '464 lld 314 24.204 94 294 44'.38. Ild dB4 4,1
July 1 ... 1484 24 3 51: 204 1‘ d 304 24: 3454 94 Ala 2d
8 ..„ '404 104 WM Id 20. 8d 31. 04 J 64 56 74 4d
-- 15 ... 494 Id 294 04 20. 94 314 04 364 6,1 :74 3d
22 ... 484 lld .104 24 204 34 284 34 354 114'!6. 32
29 ... 1474 114 294 34.20 s 74 304 2.1 154 94 364 II
6 weeks' Agg. Ayer. 434 44 304 141 204 Id 30. Od 464 54.374 34
Dters.—Wlleat 9s. ; Barley, Oat, Rye. Bear, and Poed, 25.6 d.

Price. Juae 24. July 1. July 8. July 15. July 2t July 29
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AYLESBURY, August s.—Our market this day was ex-
cessively dull, and prices rather lower than last week.
Wheat, 101. to 131. 5.. per bad. Bael-y, 275. to 30s. Oats,
225. to 30s. Beans, 365. to 3Ss. Peas, 375. to 425. per qr.
BATH, August s.—Our market ha, been fairy supplied
with Wheat, which was disposed of at the same ptices as last
week. In other descriptions of grain we do not find any
alteration. Potatoes still continue to decay. Wheat, 525.
to 561. Barley, 28s. to 325. Oats, 225. to 245. Beans, 425.
Peas, 235. to 245.

Bevroan, August s.—Thcre was a good seasonable sumly
of Wheat brought forward by farmers, for which tnere was
a steady demand, at a trifling advance over last w. ek's price.
Barley is not so plentiful as for the past few weeks, and the
value well supported for all good qualities. Beans the lame
as list ►dvised. A few new Peas offered, and taken
in retail at 23a. per five bushels. Good Oats are salv.ble,
at an advance of 6d. per qr. Wheat made about from 29e.
to 335. ; Beans, 225. 6d. to 255. ; Peas, 235. to 28s. per lead
of 5 bushels.

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BOSTON, August s.—We were fairly supplied with Wheat
at cur market this morning, but, notwithstanding a heavy
fall of rain 111 the early part of the day, the trade was with-
out life, at barely Wednesday's rates. Wheat, red, 475. to
51s. ; white, 4&. to 535. Oats, 15s. to 21s. Beans, 3.55.
to 38s.

CM4TERBUBT, August 5.-We were moderately supplied
with Wheat today ; but, as farmers were asking higher
prices than the buyers would sec, de to, scarcely any business
wa, done. Wheat, brown, 422. to 60s. ; white, 50s. to 66, ;
Barley, 355. ; Oats, 18s. to 21s; Ili 1111, 32, to 33e.; Peas, 345.
CARLISLE, August 5.-We bad a good supply of grain
at our market this morning. Wheat realised last week's
rates, but a slight decline too place in Barley and Oats.
We quote prices as follows:-Wheat, white, new and old,
21s. 6d. to 225. 6d.; red, new and 01d,195. Gal. to 211. Barley,
new and old, Ils. to 12s. Gd. Oats, potato, Bs. 3d. to 9s. 3d. ;
common, 7s. 6d. to Bs. 3d. Flour, 2a. to 2s. 4d. per stone.
Oatmeal, 2s. Ryemeal, Is. Gd. Barleymeal, Is. 4d.
CHELMSFORD, August 4.-There was again a good supply
of Wheat at market. The farmers seem disposed to avail
themselves of the advance in price to bring forward a larger
quantity, which was taken in most intl. ammo at la. advance:
White, 57a. to 60s. ; red, 60s. to 535. The weather still con-
tinues unsettled in this district. No alteration in Spring
Corn, of which there was little at market.
COLCHESTER, August 5.-The supply of Wheats tt-day
small. Sellers demand more money, which checks bun nee.
But few samples have changed hands. Prices are nominally
the same as last week. The weather continues unsettled.

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