The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-02 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Two o'Clock.—We have a languid market this
morning, with prices fluctuating, only to the extent
of buyers and sellers alternately at a difference of
per cent. Consols have been 871 to 7.„ bat are now
87; to 8 for time, and for money 871 to 11.
Reduced Threes, 874 to 1. Three-and-a-
Quarter per Cents., 89 to 1. Exchequer Bills,
2s. to 3s. prem. Bank Stock, 193 to 7. Money is
reported to be rather easier this morning, and re-
ports are current, but not generally credited, of an
intention in the Bank parlour to lower the minimum
rate of interest to-day. No notice of any kind has
yet made its appearance.
The foreign market remains entirely inactive, with
scarcely any alteration in the quotations. Dutch Two-
and-a-Half per Cents. are 531 to 6 1 ; the Fours, 881
to 91. Spanish Fives, 19f to 201; the Threes, 29.1
to 301. Portuguese, 241 to 51. Mexican lower, at
181 to 19. New Unmade, 19 to 20. Buenos Ayres,
38 to 8.

Baal Stock. 163 7
/I per Ct. Itel Asp., II
I per Cl e. Yu* .111 I

-
p.. 8178 $
1$ per Ceuta. es k
Evebvire nib, b. to b. pa.
' PUNDA.
1 per °eat_ Ottmodo Rd., 10 ID
Orvaada Deferord Fieb. tel
$ p Ct Matlean. 1014, 1410
p.. Ct. Peruvian Bda., 32 3
Poettioabie Coat'. N4.,1.1 Se
Pee CA barbs lab. 110 13
Ditto Aplomb Nib. 111 101
I pet Opubit nib. 111 30*
Paula Deterred No., 11 IS
Bibb*, Probe Mar. el I
beet. Vonebiala Pia. 38 10
riumiabla Dogerre... ltd.. 1313

SMr lootrtedt Roads. -
3 WC, Betel. 1i0n45,31
Per Cent. ditto,
3 per et. Itredinan Ben, IS 5
Ditto !ton, el 4
I per CO. Strom Ayres Ida., 34
!MU Chilton Nd., to I
Ditto entomb. Dot Ns., It
Colombia. Ettuador Dan, 3
I pr Ct Donlon D45.,01
If per Cl. Down Dd., 331 41
4 Me Cl. Oerta. Dutch. Rd 53

RAILWAYS.—We have some business in Cale-
donians, and Shrewsbury and North Staffords, but
the shares change hands without altering prices.
Most of the better class of lines are looking firm.

SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO TlllB DAY LN LONDON.
( Yesterday's prim will be found in last pole).
Awls, Noll., Doe., k E. 1., 14 Lon. & S. Western, 604
Bir., Wolver, & Dudley, 16 Do. New, 50f., 33
E. Counties, 184 IS Do. Scrip SOT. Si
Do. (York EL), 94 Lances., Preston, & Wyre Halves,
E. Lincolnobire 101 (A),124
Lan. and Glarit;,w, 61 Midland, 1161 171
Do. Halves, 20 Do. 401. at., 43
Do. Quarters. IS Do. Sat oh, 124 1
Enter, Yeovil, k Dorchester, 11 Do. 0:e. Bristol k Mr. 6 per
Gt. Northern, 21 Gent., 122
Do. Lon. & York Fs., 11 North Thitloh, (94
Gt. N. of thoslend New 301. 0h.,67 Do. Halves, 144 14
Gt. Western Halves, 664 Do. llifrda, 2
Ipswich and Bury Mien. Sc. Rowlett and flitches, 11
(late Gangs and Ely), 311 Booed& Oen&el, 271
Lords sad
Do. PHIL 6 Mink, 21 2
Swam k tit,l 41 1
per Gt,
Lowden * I 9 I * twill, 61 =Dinla, IS
Lou., Blies, & 8. Coast, 49 loath fitafordalre, If d
Len. & N. Weetern, 163 8 Windoor, Malmo, sad 8. W., 21p
Do. FiftliA 141 York & Newoutle, 341 31
Do. 101. oh., M. &B,C, 64 1 Dutch Rheaish, 31
1 Newcaotle & Beridek,_27____ N. of France, 111

sarrn.llll2 I.
Band, 1191 20
Do. Halve; 21 p
N. British New Qrs., 1 p
N. Staffordshire, 21 p
Shrews. Oarestry, end Chester
PreL (guar. S per amt. ),41. 3d. p
8. E. and Dover, 35
York, Newt., & Berwick (G.N.E.
par.gar. 6 per cent. WI '3O),
Do. (N. &B. new sh.), p
1.1121, Gernarsla I.
Amber., Note, ad Bin. E. Ja., Lir., Man., & Newe. I; d
17-16 1d Man , ghee, and LIIIOOIIII. Pref.,
Bolt., Black., Clith. & W. York 7.16 p
Pref. (No. I), 11 p N. iltabedehtre, 21 I p
Iludda. k Man. (R. and C.), 1 p Shrew Cason, 21 d
lane. & York. Fifths (late W. S. Reseens &Dover (N 0.4), 1 d
R. U.), 7-161 d S. York., Don., &e, 11 d
BIRMINGHAM, Sernmere 1.
Midland New, 21 p Shrewsbury and Binning. (A),
Hudd. & Man. (It. & C.). G I Go (13), IN. 9d. d
N. Staffo•dshire, 21 p 8. Sniffordshire, 11 d
LEEDS SALES, Semmes I.
E. Len. Scrip, 7s. Gd. 7s. d Man., Sheff, A Line. Prof., 10s. p
Ipswich. & Bury SLEdmond'e Ea. I Newcastle & Berne. New, 31 p
Scrip (late Cam. & E1y),17a.6&p North British Thirds, 27. 26.64. p
W. Riding Union, 10s. 6d. d I N. Western, 21 33. d
HULL, Sernareas I.
Black., Damen, k Bolton Pref., Lakes. & Bed, 3. 6s. d
11 p Newc. & Berwe. New, 31 p
Ipswich & Bury (Comb., & Ely), North British Qrs., IS,. lau 6d. p
13e. 11. p Do. Este. Scrip, p
YORK SALES, Wrists= 1.
Great Northern, 21 2/. IS& York, Newe., & Ber. Ex., (No. 1),
Ipswich & Bury St. Edna. Ex. 13. 1411
(late Camtridge and Ely), 31 Do. No. 2, it: 0,54. $4l.
N. British Qrs., M. Ila. 31. I York A N. Midland (E. & W.
W. Riding Ott, 31. Rklisff Extd.), 241
EDLNBURGH SALES, /Dorn 31.
Caledonian, 321 Great Northern, 31. SO.
Do. New, 18. N. British Qrs., 31. 12e. Gd.
Dundee and Perth Qrs., Gls. Do. Thirds Reg 44. gle.
A Glasgow Qr., 151 I Do. Do. Scrip,,
Edw. Newp.
O3oe.
wlt, o, in& Central, 27
W SA Auocsr 31.
Ayrshire and Galloway, 411. 6d. I Pain , Leith.,ll:Gran.Ors„ les. 64.
Caledonian New, 325. 31. Glasgow, Duin., A Car., W. 3. 64.1.
Dundee & North Juno., 31s. Gla.s., Kil., and Ayr, 1154.
Dundee and Perth Gr., 31.4. Man. & South., 20s.

Bolton, BlackburT4,cleiiicTe, and
W. York. (late B , D., & B.
Pref., 6 per cent. pk.), If p
Chester and ifoly. PeeL (guar. 54
per cent.), p
Lane. and Yoh., late M. and L.
Fifths (late W. R. U.). Ss. 9d. d
Leeds & Dewsbury, J p
Man., Shelf., and Liao. Pref.,
4 P
Do. (late Sheff. & d

CORN.—BASINGSTOKE, Sept. I.—Some very good
new Wheat with difficulty made 121. 101. per load; some
very young at Ili. 10s.; poor samples at 101. 10s. Old
Wheat, in good grinding condition, reached 131.; inferior,
la New Barley begins to be brought, in good quantity
and quality ; the best this day made but 34. per quarter ;
some offered at 30s. to 32n. Oats were this day offered at
22.. to 2Gs. per qr. Rye was sold at a decline of Is. per qr.
White Pug inclined to rise. In grey Peas and Beans no
alteration.

Booms, Sept. I.—At to.day's market there was very little
new Corn offering, and having many buyers, tome from the
manufacturing districts, the trade ruled brisk at fully the
rates paid on Saturday for Wheat. Oats and Beans without
demand. Weather very good for getting up the remainder
of the harvest. Wheat, red, 46e. to 50s. ; white, 4Ss. to 5A.;
Oats, 16s. to 20s. ; old, 225. ; Beans, 48s. to 525.

EVESJIA,I, Aug. 31.—There was a good deal of Wheat
offered in the market on Monday last, vendors making an
effort to maintain the prices cf the lut week or two, but in-
effectually, and several samples changed hands at prices
varying from IS.. to 21s. per bag. Barley firm at late rates.
There seems to be a good deal of foreign corn of inferior qua-
lity finding its way into the market at low rates.

NERCISTLE, Aug. 3l.—The weather continues of the
most favourable description possiblo for harvest operations,
in which considerable progress is being made. At our
market this morning. we had a moderate show of Wheat
from the growers, which consisted chiefly of the new crop,
and which sold at very irregular rates. Fine old, whether
English or foreign, was offered currently, at 30. under
Saturday's quotations ; and the business dons at this decline
was purely of a retail character. Flour must be again noted
2s. to 35. cheaper, 395. being a most extreme quotation
fur households; and 41a. for whites, whilst average marks
are selling 2s. below those prices. Rye totally unsaleable.
Grinding Barley in fair demand. Egyptian qualities com-
manding 21s. to 22.. per qr., weighed 491bs ; and other
sorts in proportion. Malt dull, and inclining cheaper. In
other articles little passing.

DI:FILIN, Aug. 31.—Onthis day's market we experienced
• lively demand for all descriptions of grain, and a general
improvement in prices was realized. We advance our quo-
tations fur Wheat ls., and for Olt., Barley, and Bert, 6d.
per barrel. Indian Corn was in demand at a slieht improve-
ment, and Flour was ls. per barrel higher. The following
was the currency for new grain;—Wheat, red. 265. to 305.;
white, per 280 lbs., 28e. to 32.. Oats, per 19611 w., 10e to
12s. Barley, per 224th.., 13s. to 16s. Bere, per 221161., lls.
to 12a. 3d. Rapeseed, per 2241 he., 265. to 30s. Oatmeal, per
cwt., 12s. to 15e. Flour (in sacks), per cwt , 19s. to 20s. 6d.
American, per barrel, 291. to 31s. Indian Corn, per qr. of
4801b5., 21s. to 335.

BEI.FU‘T, Aug. 30.—We continue to have flue weather,
and, an farmers are busy in securing their crops, the supplies
of new grain are trifling. New Oats, of a prime quality, for
mea'ing, readily brings 71. Bd. to Bs. per cwt. We expect
that the bulk of the crops will be secured in this neighbour-
' hood by the close of the present week, if the weather should
continue favourable. Indian Corn is in good demand,
sad the quantity of white on sale being mall, holders

tome realiaed an advance of 10s. per ton ; and prime
yellow is also ss. per ton dearer. Flour is beginning to get
scarce, and good American sells at an advance Is. to 2s.
per barrel. Sales of Wheat have been effected at from
121. to 13!. per ton for good prepared Irish and foreign. It
is expected that new Wheat will open at about 10e. per cwt.,
for the best quality. The following are our quotations :-
Indian Corn, white, 7!. 10s. to 81. ; yellow, 71. to 71. 101.
per ton. Indian Corn Meal, white, 81. 10..t0 91. ; yellow,
81. to N. 10s. per ton. Ryeareal, Russian, 7s. 6d. to 81. 6d.
per cwt. Wheat, red, 12e. to 13e. ; white, 13. to 13s. 6d.
per cwt. Flour: Prices at Inver-mills, superfine, 225.;
bakets'. „theta, 20e. ; seconds, 19s. ; thirds, 18s. ; fourths.
10s. Bran, 7s. per ewt. American, 275. 6d. to 30$. per
barrel. Oatmeal, old, 14s. 6d. to 15e. ; new, 15e. 6d. to
16s. 6d. per cwt. Oats, old, 7s 6d. to Be. 6d. ; new, 7s. to
Be.par cwt. Barley, 61. to 6e. 6d. per cwt. Wheaten Meal.
15s. to los. 6.1. per cwt..

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LtNE, Half-past Two.—
The Sugar market hu been quiet to-day, and the greater
port of the Ilavannah offered in public sale was withdrawn,
for want of buyers, at previous rates. Relined has also been
rather dull.—Coffee : Buyers did not appear for the large
quantity offered in public sale to-day, and a considerable
portion was bought in at yesterday's currency.—Cotton re-
mains inactive.—Tea presents no new feature ; there is some
little inquiry for low Cengou, at 91 to 9e, but other descrip-
tions are difficult of sale.—Rice without alteration.—Rum
continues dull.—ln other articles no alteration. The colo-
nial markets generally have woes a dull appearance.
Duty paid on sager to last week Ia lark" larorpool, mt.
Bristol, Hull, and the ayde ... 3,151,721
To the same period last par ........ ..... 1,745,143
Imes,
- - arras ram ON vas as 110 10 WI was:..
_11.1.14,...

L00m.......a.. '^.....
.
--
—..-
LivrTpool --17.ii."3-.935
Briedol
Hall
Ha
Clyde
.. —.....— 1.346,78.5
Total __
iiim is 11140 ......
....... 12,947,653
Some ... 13,003,631

Doanire..- .......... .... ....—.....
PRICES CURRENT.
Boos& per net PrIT PAM. / Ni'. No. 1. CO 0... 0
W. India,S.P.Own.43B d0.n39 Od Hoop. ll 13... 0
Yellow &Grey ... 40 0...43 Cargo st Cardid bar 9 0... 0
Floe .... —. ..... .. 44 0...49 Swedish ll 5... 0
Mauritius, teowx. - 31 0.. 30 Lis& at per ton.
Yellow 34 0...42 Pig, best. lB 10 . 0
Ts& 44 6...30 Maled, sheet l9 3.- 0
BengialkNadras, b. AS 0..18 Bars 22 0... 0
Yellow 39 0..41 Patent 'hot 2l 0... 0
White 42 0...30 red ar slalom ... 19 10...20
foreign, brown.-- 33 0-37 Spiker 2O 0.. 21 1
Yellow 3B 0...39 Otui, per 332 kap. gal. d.p.
Grey and white- 40 0...48 flat,Ses4 pais MI 0... 0
Refined, lEtambro'.. 62 0...68 straw 27 0... 0
...Lampe 34`0...37 brown ft yellow.. 26 0.. 0
Corn; in Bond. 0...67
Wed ladle, ark- =MAW 86. 0... 0
Good.
83 0_ 40 0 Cad. .... ....... 27 10 .. 0
43 0... 00 0 Sant! SW 26 0...27
Firs 7O 0...126 0 alve,Gallipoll,pban 41 0...0
Coyion, good ordl Cotes Not ....
nary ........ .. .... 37 0... 35 0 Seed, Itspe, pale,
Fine ordinary.- 3$ 6... 39 6 pot tom 36 0... 0
Fine 6O 0... 80 0 Linseed 27 10... 0
Mocha, goad to fine 36 0... 73 0 PIOVIRONIS, per cwt.
Costa Rica, well- Batter—Cork, 14 B9 0...90
nary t t One 35 0... 33 0 , 2nd 0 0 0
Sumatra and Pa i 3rd 0 0... 0
dans 26 6. 28 0 Dublin, let OO . 0
Tss., at per lb. i Limerick, do B7 0..89
Collon.commoo.. 9 0 ... 0 111 1 Carlow, Ist 9O 0...93
Kira, at per cwt. lit 0 0 0
Bengal white l3 0... 18 0 ! ZVaterfLY'
C•rio l3 0... 14 0 ' Beef, India, per
Sara l3 0... 17 0 tierce
P. 222 22 0.. 24 0 Prune Mots 0 0... 0
Carolina.— - " 0... 30 0 Pork, prime mew 52 6..13
iii". Broon.Pork,Leark i
Do., Belfast l"v "' ''"
Bacon, Waterford,
Ikw.wt. 5O 0... 0
0 0 .0 0
Lard,Belfast,prtrk 130 0.500
Waterked, do
Ditto Bladder
Amick= 34 0 b 2 6
H 12112, 02 and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. and Y. Video,
Vted 01.3 d fn. 71d
0 34-0 4
Brazil, dry 0 0 .0
Drysalted 0 4 ...0
Elio, dry 0 4f .0
Lena Its Valp. dry 0 3 ...0 6
Weal India, dry 0 4 ..0 3
kilted 0 64 .5 41
East India 0 4 .0 10.1
I[l=4. Az., dry : 7,1„. l
„3 il,
S. Amerbione, per
hen. 3 0...11 111
Rusks, ditto 8 1 10 6
Den Woons, at per ton.
lo=d,lamsica-C3 0... 3 10
6 3 .. 3 lb
Camper-by 7 10... 13 10
nide, Jamaica 3 10... G 10
Nieeragna, large and
mild 9 0 .16 0
Small.
Lima 10 10...16 13
sap. 10 10 .18 0
Red Sander.
Brasil 16 0-30 0

0,998

Itnrs at per gall.
Lamrard
Proof.. W... and 3
2 6
Damaram;
36 par met.
3 6 ... 4
Jangle. SO 4; se
per cent. O.P. 4 0 ... 4
Favourite marks 4 9 ... 3
Brandy, Ist brands 4 7 .. 3
British spirits, d.p. II 0 ... 0
lkotob
Ira& II 0.,.0
PTAS, per tan.
BIea,Y.T.R. £43 0...32
Bhamburg, 9
ad 0 0... 0
Dutch an/ F 1 33 0...85
Friesland
11m, as par tem.
Stratersbarg,aissa.C4o 0 0
°Mahal
SW also 3l 0 . 0
Bli=s
0 0.. 0
e 0... o
Manilla
Fast lota Store l6 0...16
Bombay 23 0 V
Juts
Tut, at par cwt.
Bann 36 0...0
Straits
Cam. in blocks SS 0... 0
Low, at par tan.
Bars /9 10 LO

TALLOW.—Steady, without change of price.
Petersburg Y.C. on the 'pot, 47s ; October to December
delivery, 465. 6d. ; separate mouths' delivery, 46e. 9d.

HOPS.— Bonoucti MARKET. TWO o'Clock.—
Mesas. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Carton, state that the
reports on the whole are leis favourable, and the wind is
thought to be doing great damage to the crop. Duty,
180,0001. to 186,0001.
Mktg E. Kent*, p.c2.41. 10 WM. 12 Yeuling Kent.p.cart.2l.lo to 31.10
Weald of Kent* „ 40So 4 10 Yearling Slang ~ = 8 tot IS
%gang . . „ 310 to 4 4 4/1,1 Hula . 110 to 2 5
Dunham. . „ 6 6to 6 0

WOOL.—BASINGSTOFE, Sept. I.—Trade seem
dull ; it must be a choice lot to make 13d. per lb. ; the gene-
ral Teg making but 121 d. ; mixed with common Wool to
one-third, llid. to 124. ; half do., 101 d. to Ild., very in-
ferior Tods not making more then 10d. Graziers sun seem
disposed to hold for higher prices.
Estren, Sept. I.—Yolk Wool, from 7d. to 714. per lb.
HAY.—SMITIIFIELD, Two cp' Clork.—Meeara. Cooper
_ _

and Davis, Hay and Straw Salesmen, reparts Sde, ind
prices as follows :
Prime Meadow 70. to 7 I /Owen .. to t 1 Ckwer. J. to
lukrior
Ittnity H. to

CATTLE, &c.—BANBURY.—Oar fair had an
average supply of Beef, and an unusually large supply of
Mutton. Buyer were not disposed to purchue freely, and
receding prices were submitted to. During the fair, Unary.
Lyne and Cother offered tome Rams from the celebrated
flock of Mr. Alban Bull, of Hartwell, near this place. They
made excellent prices. Twenty sheer Hogs averaeed eleven
guineas each. Four two-shear Sheep made 6,9, 13, and
19S guineas.
- - • -

iIETER, Sept. I.—This market wu but sufficiently sup-
plied with all description of fat stock. Previous rates for
fat Bullocks were not supported. Consequently the quota-
tion must be stated at from 50s. to about 61s. per cwt., or
from 9s. to 10s. 9d. per score. For butchers' Calves the
prices ruled more equally than on the preceding week, the
quotation being from 6d. to 61d. per lb. With respect to
Sheep, likewise, though a fair business was done, the very
highest rate of the preceding week was not again obtained.
The quotation for fat Sheep must be stated at from sld. to
rather over 61d. per lb. As regards fat Lambs, certainly
some prime fetched rather mere money than the preceding
week, yet the entire quotation must be stated at from 6d. to
71d. per lb. There were many Cows and Calves, but not
beyond a medium rate, nor were these on so free s sale as
was the case not long since.

Leans, Sept. I.—The show of Cattle at our market this
morning did not avenge, either u to number or quantity,
the supply which has been offered for sale at late markets.
Neither was the supply of Sheep large, but those shown were
of a superior quality. The limited supply of both Cattle and
Sheep a said to be owing to the surcay of pasturage caused
by the want of rain in the northern counties. Both Cattle
and Sheep met good sale, at prices a shade higher than Last
fair.

Borrnsti, Sept. I.—We had • slower trade to-day, at
prices not quite so good as last week, especially for the
Lamb and Veil. Beef made from 2s. Bd. to 45. 6d. per
stone of 811:w., sinking the offal. Mutton, 4s. to se. td.
Lamb, 4s. 10d. to 69. Vcal, 41. to 4s. 10d. Pork, 3e. 6d.
to 35.

For Yesterday'e Markets see UK pop.

SHIPPING.
MAME ARRITHD.—DubIin, 3; Waterford, 2; Donagha,
dee, I ; French, 1; Flanders, I.
LONDON, Sept. 2. Wind thin day at noon, W.N.W.,
fresh gales sad squally.
DEAL, Sept. I.—W. to W.N.W., fresh.—Arrived: Elise,
Sunnite, Batavia ; David Malcolm, Adelaide; City. of Lon-
don, and Lady Flora, Madras; Recovery, Bombay; Henrietta,
Riolaneiro, for Hamburg; Patrick Hall, and Ruby, St.Kitta;
Charles Brooks, West Indies; Creamore, Porto Rico; Theo-
dore, Porto !tiro, for Bremen ; Lesmovne, Havannals ; Hers,
and Jefferson, New York; Emma, New York, for Chris-
tiana; Beaver, St. Stephen's, N. 8., for Hull; Panope, Mon-
treal. Arrived from the river : Hendrick, New York.
OF, HASTINGS, Sept. I.—Prins Carl, St. Croix, for Copen-
hagen.
PORTSHOETH, Sept. I.—N. to W.N.W.—Put back
Prince of Wales, for Calcutta.
COWES, Sept. I.—W.—Arrived : Tam O'Sbanter, Bahia;
Parkfield, Havannah ; Globe, Trinidad. Off port: Emerald,
Antigua.
FALMOUTH, Sept. I.—W.—Arrived . Lahore, Matanzas.
OFF THE LIZARD, Aug. 29.—Charlotte, Rio Janeiro, for

IS RATH, Aug. 30.—Arrived Garland, New Brunswick.
ABERTSTIVITM, Aug. 30.—Arrived. Bootle, Quebec.
WATERFORD, Aug. 31.—Sailed. Thistle, Quebec.
BELFAST, Aug. 31.—Arrived : Caroline, St. John's, N.B.
Sailed : Standard, Quebec.