The Express.
London, England, 1848-08-31 00:00:00

general rise of the market, se regards this description of
corn. Thus, then, a comparison of the present with oar last I
report will show an advance of 2.. 71d. on the average
;natter, god 44. on the average bushd ; being a total rise in
our market, on the average, Piece the 11th of August
instant, of 7s. 814. per quarter, and nearly 111,1. per
bushel. Of foieign Wheat, the Fetish Odessa had all been
disposed of, but there was a hard Wheat oe sale (of which,
too, it was understood the portion ri msi !! ing was small), at
60s. per quarter, or 7s. 6d. per bushel. Of English Wheat
however, at the close about 322 qrs. had been sold, of which
61 were disposed of at 7s. 651.; 91 at 7s. 9d. ; 2ls at Bs. ; 74 at
Bs. lid.; and 33 at Si. 3d. ; neatly 101 qrs. fetched Sc. 4d.;
231, Bs. 41d.; sad 1021, 81. 6d.; for 111 qra. there was ob-
tained Bs. 71d. k for 581, Bs. 9d.; for 74. 81. 1014.; and for
301, Or., thus giving a quotation of from 7s. 6d. to 9.. per
bushel ; but raising the average to 31. 7s. 10d. per qr., and
Bs. 51d. per bushel. Flour: This article, to may be
expected, again advanced in price, but was on even
duller sale than on the preceding week. Of the business
done, no inconsiderable propottion was at 48s. per sack;
however, the entire quotation for tine Flout was at
from 483. to 40s. per 'seek of 2801bs. weight at wholesale ;
and from 545. to 565. per sack at retail. Seconds Flour was
from 461. to 481. per sack at wholesale ; and Item 525. to 54..
per sack at retail. Barley : In this article a further rise in
price took place; prime was in request; a parcel of Hanove-
rian fetched 325. per qr. ; of English nearly 234 qrs. weie
sold, at a quotation of U. 17s. 41d. per qr. Oats : The at-
tendance in this market was somewhat Deter than of late,
and a further advance in price was obtained. Average,
11. 7s. 31d. per qr.
HALIISWortTIi, August 29.-We bad a fair show of new
Wheat, in miserable trim, some quantity being quite unlit
for use. Old Wheat commanded an advance of 2s. per qr.,
and new sold slowly at our quotations. No other grain
shown. Wheat, old, 565. to 635. ; new, 465. to 565. per qr.
HAYWAHD•S HEATH, August 30.-A moderate show of
Wheat, hut equal to the demand, which was limited, owing
to a small attendance of buyers and sellers. Old Wheat sold
slowly, at 3s. to 45. over last week's price ; the samples of new
shown were so indiffereut as to he quite rejected. Out Whea.,
white, 16f. to 171. ; old, red. 151. 10s. to 161. 5.. Barley,
28s. to 30s. Oats, 21s. to 235. Beane, 38s. to 423. Pees,
425. to 4is.
Romroun, August 30.-We hail a good supply of new
Wheat at today:s market, which met a very heavy sale,
being most of it in a condition not fit 'or grinding. A smell
sprinkling of old made 2s. more than last week. Wheel,
443. to 685. Berle, , 303. to 345. ; grinding, 265. to 30..
Oats, 225. to 2.115. Beans, 315. to 38s. Peas, 354. to 03..
Rye, 30s. to 32a.
SPALDING, Ancust 29.-At our market we bad a fair
quant.ity'of new Wheat shown • the quulity generally better
than the old, weighing from Gilts. to 6311,a. per bush,l ; the
prices given were 555. to 56,. for red, 631 bi. ; 575. to 595.
for white ; old Wheat. advanced Is. to 21. per qr. A good
demand for both new and old Oats; but few showing, at Is.
snore money. Beans very scarce. The weather is now fine,
and the latter h is being got well. The disease in
Potatoes is still spreading.
DUBLIN, August 29.-The weather for the put few days
has been very favourable for the crops, and the samples
offering this morning were in improved emditien. A cA.;•
siderable proportion of the Wheat is, however, coarse and
weathered. The Oats promise to 130 heavy, but not hand-
some. We hem little change to rr ake from our quot.tiens
oC Friasy. Fine qualiti. a maintain their value, but inferior
are heavy. The following is the currency for new grain:-
Wheat, per 28016., white, 295. to 345.; red. 275. to 325.
Oats, per 19616., 121 to 135. 6d. Bere, per 2241 b., Ila Gil.
to 13e. 3d. Rapeseed, per 22416., 235. to 275. Oatmeal,
per cwt., 13s. to 14s. 6d. Flour, per cwt., seconds, 194.
to '2os. Indian Cons, per 4801 b., 344. to 40s.

•`• ••••••• .
BELVAST, August 28.—Small supply of grain at mar-
ket this morning, and no change in prier, except in Oatmeal,
which i* 3d. per cwt. lower. Whew, 13s. to 13s. 9.1. Oata.
Ss. to Ss. S.:. Uatmk al, 144. to I is. Gd.

PItODUCE.— MINCING-LAN P., Hatf-past
The Sugar market is tolerably rt. ady. The only public sale
to-day was one of 3,000 oozes white Thvana in band, end
nearly all were bought in. Relined remains at .525., standard
quality.—The pubic sales of C'affee are progressing heavily.
—Rice continues dull, and we are without transactions to
give quotations.—Cotton has been firm, at yesterdayls prices,
azd the article wean an ims roved appearance.—ln other
articles no material alteration.

PRICES CURRENT.

Seas., per cwt. OLTY PAW. I
W. 1nt1i0,8.P.bm7.3.5, 0cL37.. (WI
Yellow W Grey 37 6..18 0
Fine .
Mauritius, brown
Yellow
Fine 4O 0...42 0
Idengcler Madrae,b 23 0...33 0
Yellow
White 37 6...44
Form:di, brown...-. 32 0. 35 01
Yellow la 6...37
Grey and white.. 39 0...51 0
nettled, llambro'.. 55 0...53 01
Lumps 5l 6..54 0
Covina, in 15md.
West India, ordi-
nary 2B 0... 40 0
Goad.
Fine 72 0...410 0
Ceylon, good ordi-
nary 2B 0... 29 0
Pine ordinary 3O 0..: 40 0
Fine 44 0-11.0 0
Mocha, good to fine 45 0... 72 0
C 0624 Rica, oral-
miry to floe 2G 0... 41 0
Sumatra and Ps-
i's.-- .. 21 0... 36 0
7ia, at per lb.
Congonorammon- 0 0 ... 0 7
hen, at per eat.
Bengal wild& l3 6... 16 0
Cargo.... ... 10 6... 11 6
Java and sLinilla 11 0.. 15 6
Patna, cleaned 18 0.. 22 t•
Carolina 26 0... 30 0
Snares.

Pigs, No. I. £2 5... 0 0
Mow 8 15_ 9 0
Cargo arCardiff bar 0 0... is 0
Swedish lO 15...11 0
LZAD, at per ton.
iPht.est l6 10 .16 13
abeet ...... 17 5... 0 0
Bare l6 15 . 0 0
Patent abot l9 10... 0 0
red or minium
Svelter
Oims per 252 imp. gal. d.p.
Meti, Seal, pale 26 0... 0 0
straw 24 10 . 0 0
brown ft yellow 2l 0.. 24 0
reat7.ll'Matter
Cad 24 0 .. 0 0
South Sea 24 0. 26 1..
Olive,Gallipoli,p.ton 4 0... 0 0
COCOA Nut 4O 0...41 0
Seed, IMP°, Pale.
per ton ..... 33 10...36 0
Linseed.. ... ..... 22 15... 0 0
Palmeri:ism, per awl..
Butter—Corh, let . 83 0...84 0
410 s 89 0 00 0
sths 0 0... 0 0
Ist 0 0... 0 to
Lbnerick, do 7B 0..81 0
Carlow, let B2 0..86 0
Newry, la 0 0... 0 0
Waterford BO 0...82 0'
Beef, India, per
tierce
Prime Me,.
Pork, prime mew 75 o_Bo 0
Bacon-Pork, Lank i „ 0 Jo
Do., Belfast--
BACON Waterford,
70 0-.85 0
Belfast
Inrd,Belfast,prlrk 146 0...70 0
Waterford, do
Ditto Bladder
Ameriosn,dutyp. 62 0...72 0
limns On and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. and M. Video,
4
06.4 d As. 60
Salted 0 24-0 34
Brazil, dry 0 0 ...0 0
Dryiwitell
Ili°, dry • 0 '3l _0 54
Lima& Valli. dry 0 31..0
West India, dry.— 0 0 ...0 0
Salted 0 11...0 3
East India 0 4 0 104
too, 11.Ayrea, dry 0 0 ..0 0
itiania, dry 0 6 ...0 Iff
S. A incr.llorse, per
hide 5 0 ... 8 6
Itussid, ditto 6 0 ... 7 0
Dye Wool", at per ton.
Loswood,Jaciaiew.E4 0... 4 5
Honduras 5 0...5 10
Campearby 6 0... 0 0
Turtle, Jamaica 5 0... G 0
Nicaragua, large and
solid 10 0...13 0
`Small -10 0
Lima 11 10_1 i
Saipan BMus 11 10...15 0
Rod Sanders. 9 17.. 4 0
Brant 19 0..30 0

Rum at per Mall:—
Leeward Island
Proof 1 8 1 9
Demerara, 21 to
36 per cent.
O.F 1 4
Jamaica, 30 to 36
per cent. O.P. 8 7 ... 4
Favourite marks 4 6 ... 4
Brandy, longitude 3 9 ... 6
Brdlob spirits, 11p. 10 3 ... 0
Scotch
10.41 lO 3 ... 0 0
FLII, per ton.
Rige,P.T.R. £33 0...40 0
St. Petersburg, 9
head 0 0... 0 0
Dutch and Flemish 30 0...60 0
Friesland
Muir, at per tort.
BLPetersburg,cleang3o 10...31 10
outohot
half clean
Riga, Rhine
uutshot
paw
fiuoltla
Lust India guar lB 0...23 o
Pumloty l6 0..24
Jute
Tin, at per cwt.
Rana OO 0... 0 0
straits
Com. in blocks 75 0... 0 0
lam., at totr ton.
Bars

TALLOW.—The mark
burg Y.C. on the spot, 45,
'trout months' delivery, 45

is rather firmer. Peters-
Oct. to Dec. delivery, 45,.E
6d.

COTTON.—BLAceiluex, Anzust 30.—The sales
to-day are estimated at 5,000 to 6,000 bales, including 1,500
to 2 000. for export, at Friday's prices, the market closing
with a decidedly at, edict' feeling. Imports from the 25th to
the 29th inst.: 3,527 United States; 1,42 S East Indies:
total, 4,955.
Livenroor., August 30.—There was a good feeling pre-
vailang in the market to-day, and the sales were about 6,000
bales, including 1,500 taken for export.

HOPS.—WORCESTER, August 30.—The last few
fine days have brought the burr fast into hop, and picking
will commerce, we understand, at the let er cod of next
week. The duty is still talked of at 11,0001., but with little
betting. The damage done in this plantation trim the late
high winds has been considerable, and prices in our marker
are upon the increase, arising in some measure from the diffi-
culty in obtaining Hope.

HAY.—SMITRPIELD, 7 ico dCwek.—Messrs. Cooper
and Davie report a abort supply. 'f be trade heavy for
Meadow Hay: good first.eut Clov:r much in demand. The
following are the quotati ins :
Primo Meadow ;9•. to 75 . I R0gt00....60, to Mt. I Neweloverrl'Ot UN.
Infenot to Clovtr ....90 101110 tAntiv.. 16 .
Ncw otht. to 70-

CATTLE, &c.-CuicriEFTER, August 30.-We had
a goo.' supply of fat stock to day ; prices nearly the same as
last marka. Ox Beef, fat end prime, 4s. 4d. to 4s. Bd. ; in-
ferior sorts, 33. Bd. to 4s. Southdown Mutton, best quality,
4s. 4d. to 4s. 6d. ; inferior Sheep, 4s. to 4s. 2d. ; Lamb, Ss. 4.1.
to 51. Bd. Veal, 4s. 44. to 4s. Sd. Pork, best fed, ss. to
ss. 4d. Calvet, fat and prime, 4s. 4d. to 4s. 6d., by the stone
of Sibs. Suckling &Alves, ISs. to 245. Store Pigs tetch full
prices.
EXETER, August 30.-There was a good supply of stock.
Fat Bullocks, 535. to 58s. per cwt. ; Calves, sd. to 6d. per
lb. • fat Sheep, 54. to Old. ; fat Lambs, 51. to 61d. Cows and
Calves, 101. to 14/ 53 , or from 42a. to rather over 483. per cwt.
The show of store cattle was not large. The quotation must be
stated at from 305.6 d. to 37c6d. per cwt. Store Pigs were not
in large supply, but extraordinary Fitts were asked, 10s. and
half.a.guiuea a piece being demanded for promising slips of
only a few weeks old. Pork, carcases: In this part of the
market the supply was small, and this soon disposed of, at a
quotation of from 565. to nearly three guineas per cwt., or
from 103. to lla. per score. Sheep, carcases, Sid. per lb.
- -

LEEDS, August 30. —The supply of fat cattle at our mar-
ket this morning was much Lager, and decidedly of a bett, r
quality than we have been able to report fore me time
past. Of sheep the show was also large, but the transactions
in both descriptions of stock were not equal t,.; the supply.
Late prices for Beef and Mutton were obtaised, a alight de-
cline being submitted to.
LINCOLN, August 30. We nave a gocd show of
Sheep, for which higher prices are asked, and sales made at
2s. to 30. per bead advarce upon last market. Of Beast we
have a small supply, sad all from jobbers; they sell readily.
Prices: Mu:too, bid. to 60. ter lb.; prime Sheep, 7d.
Beef, 6s. 6d. to 7d. per Woos.
ROMFORD' August 30. —At oar market today we bad a
fair supply of stocA, which retched about the same prices as
last week. Beef, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 4d. Mutton, 4s. 4.1. to
ss. Lamb, 4s. N. to ss. Veal, 3s. 6d. to 4s. 4d. Pork,
to 61.