The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-01 00:00:00

LOCAL SHARE MARKETS.

I per qr. free on board. The advice. from Holland speak
very unfavourably of the growing grain crops in that
LITISPOOL, Jr.. 30.—Sales: Amberrate and East country. During the week ending 21st instant, some large
Janet's, 310.—Chwiter and Birkenhead, I —Cal:donien, 111 7.16. speculative transactions took place in wheat at Rotterdam
—East Larnewhlrei ISI l—lormailOre and Vaasa'l% all M 4 and other leading markets, at considerably enhanced retest
ditia (ilfth Phases), 114.—Leadon and North Western, 1241—Ditto subsequently, however, the trade became quiet, and
laew skarialt 41 i 4 1 431,—Manah44144"425414.444 11"44' 261 the extreme rates of the preceding week were barely ob-
lALTd.Xidlaad, 474 -Nita (i shares), In 181 d.—Readlng. Rye of e native growthquoted per last
"4 Beg"' 214-666 d; 2.'4.4'" D4r1,1 2" 1 I "I°. .t
Rotterdam Monday
was
St. day
land. Newcastle. and Berwick, 19 17-16—York North Mid. , higher a on last than on that
land, fril 1 2o—Dublul am, Belfast inaction, 20d. ae'nnight. era from Groningen, dated 24th June, state
MANCH37I7III, Juxn 30.—A moderate business was that the grain crops were backward, and by no means pros
trauma-el. and Prieill were about the same as on Saturday. Laces- musing in that neighbourhood, and that holders had con-
' sequently demanded high terms. Wheat of do to 60 lbs.
shire and Yorkahlre, 84, 53i; Sheffield, 27; end Law/Aire, 131.
Lands, Juan 30.—We had a little more activity in the weight was quoted 345. 6d. to 395. 9d.; barley weighing 46
shim market thin morning, Pas generally the transactons show an to 48 lbs., 225. 9d. to 245. 9d. • light feed oats, 14s. 6d. to
improvement upon the quotat4 es of tutus du, . Midlands hare been , Poland,
of 3438 .
dons at 11: Sal. Midl.duis at 181 di..; North Westerou at 121.118.3d.weight, 16.. 94. to
dls.; North western pets. at III; L.ae.shlre and Yorkshires at 185. 6d., and 40 to 43 lbs. quality, 19s. 6d. to 21s. per qr.
S 1; snit Leeds and Thirsts d In• free on board. The French accounts inform us that specus
BIRMINGHAM, Jvsn 30.—There was not much business lators had manifested a disposition to resell their recent
fate In it& market today, but buyers prepooderAted. Shrews/4u, purchases of wheat and flour, and the consumptive de-
sert Blrutingltani B.'s were done at N. 16a. 61.1. g mend having meanwhile slackened, the tone of the trade
BnISTOL, JuNs 30.—Cmsideralale firmness was mani-• had become much more subdued, and at Paris, on Wednes-
Gi=l wmwteth",!:"leketcht".d4iet, YWlere"deePrkese ekieMill f 6mwww.tithnieowl tya`gred:yt day, the extreme rates of that day week were scarcely main-
lianas again advanced 17, per share awn the prloe or Saturday they tamed. From the Mediterranean we have nothing of intes
RCM dons at 65, eSi, b4l, 851 sod closed at 88. I rest to communicate, but the animated reports from hence
and from France had caused quotations of wheat to rise in
_ .
that quarter. Little is said in reference to the crops, from
which we infer that there is not much to complain of. By
the steam-ship Washington we have advice, from America
of recent dates. Prices of flour had not varied since the
departure of the previous packet. The arrivals from the
interior had continued on &liberal scale, and stocks at New
York and other ports on the sea-board were heavy. At
Baltimore, on the 13th inst., the sale for flour and meal was
very slow, with the turn in favour of the buyer. Since
writing the above, we have Dantzte letters dated 24th inst.,
from which it appears that 48e. per qr. free on board had
been paid for the finest Upper Polish high-mixed wheat.
At Hamburg, on Friday (27th), business was not so lively
as earlier in the week.

S.Ut.tll SMITH, who a sheet titter ago charged the
master of St. Pancras vrorbbonee, Mr. Eaton, with having
seduced her, and for which he was examined at Clerkcnwell
Police Court, but discharged for want of sufficient evidence,
died on Saturday evening in the above institution. An
• inquest is to be held on the body.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BRlSTOL.—Yesterday
fire broke out in the premises of Mears. Hunt and Co., oil
merehants, Bristol. The fire was first discovered at about
'twenty minutes past five o'clock, but it spread with terrible
rapidity, and all efforts to extinguish ce proved unavailing
until the whole, or nearly the whole, of the valuable stock
of oil, rosin, &c., was destroyed.