The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-28 00:00:00

BRISTOL SALES, Jox V.

The CIIAIMIAN directed that the poll should ba mauled
on the morrow (this day) at 10 o'clock, and that it should be
contiautd on the Saturday and Monday followinFr, closing at
4 o'clink each day, the result to be declared on Wednesday
morning at 10 o'c:ock.
A comp] inentary rote was trim passed to the chairman,
and the proceedings termina•ed.

T we. rind Talk. Pref., I p
Month Devoa Pref., 9 d

The market w.s mom active tidal, without any material
al_•rr.,lii•n in pr:cts.
Ididbusd, 183
Ortat Weatern Qrr.• 2 d
Tal2 Vale lacy. I d

YORK ti .Lk
York, New., and Ber., Ii.N.E.
Par., 9j 91. Is. 3d.

JILT 27.

GL AonEern, 3J. 19s.

COALS.—HaIf-put Two.—Eden Main, 13e. 3d. ;
Hasting's Hartley, 14s. Ca. ; Tardleld Moor. 141.; Wul.s
End Lambton, 16s ; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. 3d. ; Walls
End Tees, 16;.—Ships at market, 36.

was declared to be 'tart, the numbers being 44 to 56. weather-promised to exercise its mnitence upon tne raas-
A great deal of contusion ensued. Mr. Brooks protect, d querade of last night-the first of the s aeon. But notwith- INCING-LANE, Ha.f-paet - Ica - obtained an advance of fully 3s. per r over last week and
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us tolerably steady, all rthning qualities scarcely any parcels remained unsold. Flout brisk, at
availed his amendment not being submitted to the meeting, standing the fact that the summer had set in', with its usual The. Sugar • . . ' ' ' q 'is '
and Mr. Cochrane demanded a poll. It was decided that severity," and, indeed, had almost rendered the ominous in- Iselling at full prices to a 'bade advance, but grocery qualities last week's prices.
the poll should be granted, and that Mr. Brooks's amend seription " Let all who enter leave hope behind" appli- are rather difficult of sale; refined firm, at 535. 6.1. to 545. fur
standard quality.-Coffee steady.-Rice : The large quanti- traordicarde good market, a plentiful supply of Wheat, and HeNomii °en, July 26,-We have bed to-day an ex-
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meat must stand over until its result be known. cable to the entrance of Vauxhall, the weather this time
The CIIAIMIAN directed that the poll should be opened exhibited its petversenessby remaining fine. We need scarcely tics daily offered in public tale have exceeded the demand, a large numb. rof buyers; a brisk trade ensued, and sake
were made at an advance of 35., and in one or two cases 5.
since Tuesday 5,000 begs of Bengal have beenoffered offered; part per qr. oeer last week's prices. Very little difference in
on the morrow (skis day) at 10 o'clock, end that it should be add that large numbers availed themselves of the circum- and speculators have not been active in the market ;
continued on the Saturday ivel Monday following, closing at stance, and combined to render the entertainment not a whit
sold, at Is. 6d. under the rata of Tuesday ; middling white igiiley, Oat., or Beans.
4 o'elin k each day, the result to be declared on Wednesday interior to many of its predecessors, prepared under more
morning SI 10 O'E.
.OEk. propitious auspices. The company exhibit,d the usual Bengal, Ils. to I Is. 6d. ; good middling, 12. ; but importers
Lucre, July 26.-We had a good attendance of Lrmen
A comp] inentary rote was Caen passed to the chairman, vartety-some rendering themselves worthy of a wee= gon refused to take there prices, and withdrew about endlY and some very fine fresh Wheats offering: in consequence ot
the &deices from Mark lane, and • doll, wet day, they were
and the proceedings terminated. applied to Englishmen, by making pleasure a business, acid 3,000 bags. Madras, of low quality, bought in, !Os-Pimento,
enabled to realise an advance of 31. ta 4s. per qr. In other
firm, at yesterday's prima-Cotton, dull-Rum, firm; proof
evincing a determination to enjoy themselves without the
apparent ability to do so; others of the " used up " class Leeward', Is. 7d. to Is. Bd.-Saltpetre, very dull of We.
THE POTATO CMWA.-At present there have been Using no trouble abut the matter, and leaving their articles so little doing that prices may be called nominally ae I
TALLOW.-The market is rather advancing. Met week. Wheat, 455. to:ilk; Barley, 26e. to 30s. ;Oats,
few symptoms in Cum.'wr:and of that disease, which, in amusement to the fates ; but all contributing a
other parts, is said to be making progress. In the neigh- quota-whether inter.tionally or not-to the amusement Peterburgh Y.C. on the spot, 445. 3d. to 445. 6d.; October
separate months' MAIDSTONE, July 27.-We had toda an inquiry for
16s. to 205.; Beans, 3.55. to 41s. per qr.
bourhood of &remora the crops are described as being of the scene. Various entertainments conduced to to December delivery, 435. 6d. to 43a. 9d. ;
singularly luxuriant and pivmising, and free from all signs the gratification of the few who came for the put- delivery, 3d. to 6d. more. Wheat, and a free sale, at 2s. to 32,0..24 dfuji and in
of the malady. In the Ulverston district, what' few pose of sighteeeinr.., and to whom the performances of some instances 4a. Wheat, red, to 61s.
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occasional complaints have be In made are confined to old " Juba" and the Ethiopians are a novelty. The remainderl.**.
HOPS.-Bonot:Gn MARKEL-Messrs. Pedtenden Lent Corn is • very slow sale. '..,-- --.....„. 11-4.•
manured icadene and to the early sorts. In Furness, the seemed very well pleased to be left to their own resources, and Smith report test there is a better demand for Hops, MANNINGTREE, July 27.-Tie unfavouratia.illpeet‘ of I
potato, as well as the whet crt, 0,, were never room, pro- and contrived to get through the evening with no other with but very few on offer. Doty 190,0001. to 200,0001. the Potato crop has caused ontmarket to edemas& to 4s. .1
mi.ing. In Gertorth, ono of the beat potato districts in aniu,ements than innumerable polkas and waltzes and no Se.iliddtastict....is. 34 :r.,11.,.,?, I:=l4a rciar,esellAte F. 11 per qr. from this day. weeks the supply. being Mlerady Al
thenurth of England, the crops a.u. splendid, remarkably end of champagne could afford them. The entertainment a 1:1 il. good. Nothing passing in Barley. Beirmengef rata
giamez .. ... 1 2to 2 u Old liorre..'.e... ~. :
hea:tay, and the yield unusually large. may be pronounced unequivocally sucomsful. oarieusaii .......,.. .... 4eto e 0 support law prices, sat are not dune, wheat, w gos.rk,
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, rcd, 46% to Us. Be2na, 325. to 365. Peas, 30s. to
345. per qr.
31Ankne RASFN, July 21.—1 n consequence of the bay-
hare,•tt, there As AS a very small attondance IA market to day
Tht Wheat- trade may be stated at 2s. to 3s. per qr. advance
stnce our last. Barley and IS !aus V.attonar; . llata, 6d. to

ls. lower.
MELTON MONVIIRAY, July 25,—We have had a short
supply of Wlt at at thi.n.arket to day, which sold at full 2.5.
per qr. dearer than I ist week. 'Very little doing in other
sorts of corn. Wheat, lb:. to 51c ; Barley, 30s. to 329.;
Oats, to 28s. ; Beaus, 40s. to 421. per qr.
EWARK, July 26.—1 n omsvquence of t'.e rainy weather
our market bast, en but thinly atteadedby farmers; we had a
goos supply of Wheat, n hied was from 3s. to 4s. higher.
Spring corn much the same. Wheat, white, 52., t) ;
re. :AK to 63,.. Barley, 271. to 301. Olt., 225. to 28s.
Bears, 38s. to !.ISs. Malt, 565. to foal. per qr.
NEWBURY, July 27.—We still continue to receive a liberal
Ripply of Wheat, for which high prices are demanded, and
an advance of from :,s. to 44. per qr. is established.
Notting doing in Barley, and no alteration to notice in
Oats, Beans, and Peas. Averagts to the 15 h July .-952
qrs. Wheat, at 475. 103. ; 83 qrs. Barley, at '29 61. ; 8 qrs.
°et, 22.. ; 10 qrs. Beans, 41s.
PLYMOUTH, July 27.—The Wheat trade was brisk this
morning, and sales were male at 2.. advance on last market
day. The weather continue: unsettled, and the opinion is
became genet al that the crap of Wheat in this district will to
deficient. Harvest would r.eincnence in many place., alter u
few days of sun and heat. The disease in Potaton is general,
and most of the plants of the early crops are dried up, and
the later one. appear likely I,on to be in the same state.
ROME', July z7.—Jar market this day was very scantily
attended. The few farmers who were present and had corn
to dispose of, risked cumiderahly advanced prices to those
of last week. Best Wheat fetched 131. per Mat Other de-
scriptions of grain may be quoted at about the same prices as

our lag.
ROYSTON, July 20.—Wbeat in liberal supply trade
lively, and must no pe
ted r load dearer. Wint'her un
settled. Wbeat, be
Th. to 31s. par load. Trefoil, 12s. 163.

per quarter.
Harriett), July 23.-A fair supply of Wheat for the
season, which met a fair s• .e at 61 per Lead advance. Other
articles as before. Wheat, mil. 201. to 21s. per load; white,
21s. to 211. 6d. Rye, 13s. to 14s. Beans, old, 16s. to 18s.;
new, 11s to 16*. Pew, 64. to 15s. Barley, Ws. to
31s. per qr. Oats• 20s. to 2.55. per qr.
STOCITON-ON.TEEs, July 26.-The weather for the put
week has been of an unsettled character, with occasional
heavy showers. We have no arrivls to report of grain,
either coastwise or from abroul. This morning we had a
•ery small supply of Wheat from the growers, and, hay ng
a large attendance of buyers, the whole was viably cleared
off. at an advance of 3s. to 45. ner qr. on the rates of this
day week. Oats, B.wns, and Peal were in d^mand, at full
prices. Flour. 2s. per suck dearer. Present prices of grain
are ; British Wheat, per qr., of 631 h. to the bushel, Durham
and Yorkshire red, 50s. to 565.; white, 51s. to 585.;
south couittry, red, 51s. to .his.; white, 545. to 565. Oats,
feed, per qr., 18e. to 215.; potato, 220. to '24s. Beans,
new, Ws. to 38s. Flour per sack of 280th.., fine, 38s. to
; aupertines 4'2s. to 435. par qr. Oatmeal, p: r sack of
26blbs., Scotch, 30.. to 341. per qr. Foreign Wheat, per
qr. of 631bs. to the bushel, Dantrie, Konisherig, and Elbing,
575. to 58s. per qr. ; Rostock. Wismar, and Stralsund, 53..
to 551. Hamburg and Stettin, 525. to 645. ; Holstein and
Danish, 511. to 51s. ; Polish, Odessa, 475. to 495. Barley,
grinding, 245. to 265. Oats, Dutch and Friesland, 19.. to 23..
Beans, ticks, 321. to 34*. Peas, boiling, 31s. to 365. Ryemeal,
per ton, 61. 10.. Cloyerseeds, red, in bond, per cwt., 265. to
345.; white, 30s. to 36e.
Soriano's, July 21.-Rather a short supply of Wheat, for
which there were a great many buyers, and *ellen were
enabled to obtain an advance of 2.. to 3.. per qr. upon bait
week's prices. The growing Crop is well spokan of, and
some few have commenced reaping. Ver. little doing in
other grain, at about 1.. t werk's prices. Wheat, from 41..
to Barley, 345. to 355. Beans, 401. to 48s. Oats, 20s.
to 26.. Peas, 40s. to 50s.
UXBRIDGE. July 27.-There iv rather a large supply of
Wheat at market to-day, and Friuli from ds. to 4s. per qr.
dearer; several of the hest samples made 161. per load.
Barley is in more demand. Beans, ls. per qr. dearer.
Oats without alteration ; goal tied at 22.. per qr.
WoItKINGTUN, July 26.-The quantity of grain at our
market to-dan was comparatively small, yet equal to the
demand. Prices ranged much about last week's quotations,
via.: Wheat, top, 235. down to 21s. Bar'-y, 12s. Oats, 9..
per 3 imperial bushels. Flour, 2s. to 2.1. L.., Barley ?dial,
ls. Gd. Oatmeal, la. 10d. per atone.
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WATERFORD, July 2n— We have had scarcely any
farmers' grain at market since Saturday ; prices in conse-
quence have rather an upesrit tendency. Flour i. a tree
sale, at the full rates of Ica; week. Indian Corn is held fur
a turther advance of ls. per
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EDINHVROR, July 26.-During the past week the weather
has b. en unsettled; the trade has ruled very firm, and a large
business done at advancing pikes. This morning the supply
front the farmers was limited, and was quickly clearly off at
2*. per qr. over lut IVednesd.:y's rates. Foreign was like-
wice in good demand at a similar improvement. The ttifling
supply of Barley sold at about former prices ; foreign was
more in request, acd in some icstanets an advance 016 d. per
qr. was obtained. Fine new-thrashed Oats continua scarce,
and such are Is. per qr. higher, while the value of other
kinds is fully maintained. Beans in demand, and Is per
qr. dearer. Wheat, top, 635.; avenge, 565. 10d. Barley,
top, 334.; average, 30s. 91. Oats tops, 264. Bd. ; average,
245. Beans, top, 40s. ; average, 365. g&
GLASGOW, July 26.-The arrivals to the Clyde since this
day week are 2,613 barrels Flour from Canada ; 724 qrs.
Indian Corn from New York: and 3,900 qrs. Oats and 241
loads Oatmeal from Ireland. 1-id Grangemouth, the coast-
ing supplies consist of 1,339 qrs. Wheat, 2,170 qrs. Barley,
quid 1,540 sacks Flour ; awl there are 1,256 qrs. Wheat re.
Forte) from the Baltic. The weather during the week has
ooeen unsettled, with occasional heavy showers, and a much
lower temperature than usual for the season. As yet there
are few complaints of blight or disease in the potato crop in
this district. With short stocks and a good demand higher
price • have been requited tor Wheat than were curie nt in
the latter part of last week. Barrel Flour has been sold
at 13. advance ; and ecilling Oats have been taken in quan-
tite per boll over last Wedr.esd' rates. Barley has
met more inquiry ; and the little Indiaayns Corn held here has
been taken at 19.. 3d. tolls. per 280Ibs. according to quality.
Beans • better sale. At this day's market, which was well
attended, the few samples of Wheat on show were readily
taken st an advance of Is. to 21. per boll on the rates of this
day weak. Flout was about Is. tkl, per barrel, and 2s. per
sack dearer; and Oatmeal fully Is. per load. Fine milling
Oats also brought Is. to Is. 61. per boll ova r the currency of
lut Wednesday. There was nu Barley or Indian Corn at
market. Beans were in request at full prices. The
following are the prices:-Wheat, per 240 lb., English,
white, old, 275. to dl.. ; new, 275. to 283. ; red, old,
26.. to 275. ; new 261, to 275.; Scotch, white old,
265. to 275. • Irish, red and white, old. 235. to 26e.;
new, 23e. to 46e.; Dantek, old, 275. 6d. to 28s. 61. Pome-
ranian, old. 265. to 275.: new. 26e. to 28s. Danish, old,
24.. to tae. ; new. 255. to 27e. Odessa, soft, old, 23a. to
255. ; Russian, hard, tad. 21s. to 225.; Cas.dian, old, 245.
to 25e.; United States, old, 2.54 to 265. Barley, per
32011..,Berwick and Scotch, new, 21s. to 23a.; Irish,
new, 9s. 6d. to 21s. 6d.; Pomeranian, &c., new, 21s. to
225. Oats, per 29414 , Irish. Wexford, &c., new, 16s.
to 17s. 6d.; Limerick, &c., new, 17a. 61. to 195.; extra,
prepared, new, 19s. 9d. • foreign, Russian, old, 16e. to 175.;
Danish, 15s. to 166.6,1. 'Beans, Irish, new, per 26011 x, 17s. Gd.
to 181.6 d.; Egyptian, per VOlbs., old, 14s. to 15e. Peas,
p 2801 be.. white, QM. las. to 19s. ; grey, 17s. to
ee
18s• ; Canadian, uld. 61. to lds. Flour, per 280111‘.
English, super., 4.e.. to 445.; Irish ditto, old, 42.1.
to 431.; fine, old, 3:13. to 40s. ; extra choice qualities, old,
435. to 455. ; American, per barrel, sweet, old, Vs. to 303.;
Canadian, sweet, nil, 295. to :Ai. ; sour, old, 255.
to 274.
Oatmeal, per 2801 be., (Ammon cut uew, Vs. o 30s.
Indian Cons. per &Oats., 'a.. to 214 'lndia. Corn BLAU,
aer barrel, 15s. to 16..

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CATTLE, &e.— SMITHFIELD, Tyco o'Clock.— The
supply of Beasts is lerge, and the demand but small. Trade
13 C-...Frqueati) dew, at a reducti.m of fully 2d. per 81b..
A considerable number remain onsold. We are well supplied
with Sheep and Lambs, the former of pretty &rood quality,
but the latter cause tharket m very poor con-
dition. All kind. of Sheep must be quoted 21. per 81M.
lower. Limbs maintain lure prices. There 14 again a very
la:re numbs of Cabe. ; Late is exceedingly slow, at lower
rat,.. From 11011 and there sr, re 193 I.4ast,, 1,260 Sheer.
and 318 Calve; Sptin, 45 Beasts • Scotland, 300, and 130
M 0.,: Cows from the Home Counties.
of d.: For stone or Stre. 1.
Bat f,'ents, Ilereford . 3 10 4 n 104 t Stu 0 0 0 0
IW' ...... 10 otc,t LunagAr 001,
Mould quanta Bases_ 2 • 0. de. Morn ...... 0 0 0
1 1 4 and ..ceenlprdity 3 6 4 0
PI- •. . . . . do. Awn ..00 0 0
nr-t ............. 4 1., 5 1.11:11.0. . . 44 1 4
_110.t..1,t at market, 1,140: and Laru1.,12,600; *Cale.. 619;

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Pig..
BEVERLEY, July 26.—An average number of Beasts, but
of inferior quality; a fair supply of Sheep, and a few
Lambs. prices. Beef, 6a. 6d. to 75. per smile. Mutton,
641., and Lamb, 7d. per lb. Although salts were slow,
nearly all the stock changed hands.
twaRK, July 25.—Oar market was TUN' thinly supplied
• B.ests and Sheep. Prices ,imilar to -last fat mark, t.
Beef from Gs. Od. to 7s. 3.1. per star.e. Mutton, 6d.. to 611.
per lb. Beasts, 38 ; Sheep, 402.
SALFOXII, July 26.—We had a smaller supply b
of oth
Beasts anii Sheep to-day, which, owing to the colder state of
By weather, were all bought up at prices about the same as
this day se'ne.ight. Butchers say this day's market is ra-
ther dearer; but the dealers are of a different opinion,
ststing that, the quality taking into consideration, the prices
are shout the same as last week ; we must therefore quote
them, as lot Beef, sd. to 61. ; and for Mutton and Limb. Gd.
to G;d. ; Veal, Gd. per lb. Number of Beasts, 780; Sheep
and Lambs, 6,782.
WAKEFIELD. July 2G.—There were 600 Beasts and 5,200
Sheep. Beef, Gs. to 7s. per stone. /dation. 61. to Gld. per
lb. A small part of the rock remained unsold.
EDINBURGH, July 26.—The supply of Sheep and Limbs
in the bughts this morning was 4,133. The demand for
Sheep was by no moans brisk, but still last week's prices
were ;idly supported. Th.. .lemand for pod Lambs was
- middling and inferior sorts were but
price of hest Mutton, 51,1. tier lb.
and inferior. 4d. to 41i1. To of
current, from 14s. to 17s. ; middliLa
l2s. A considerable number of both
imber of Cattle shown this morning
it slowly effected, I.ut prime for the
Top price ot b at ,tot Be. f, B+. per
7s. be. ; middling and interior, Gs. to
eat unsold.
(mferday's markets see trtst p zge.

although'—' the mid
haver,
little souuht titer. Top I
current, ;
best Lomb., Gd.; cu
and inferior, Ss. to Lit
kinds tow ld. The num
was 3.58. Sales were. but
best kind rather better.
Dutch atone ; current, 71
7e. A few were turned
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