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

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RAILWAYS.—The share market is steady, and
in some instances prices have improved. There is,
however, nut much activity in business. We quote
Brightor.s, 284 to 4; London and North-Western, 114'
to 16; South-1 asterns,:26 to 4; North Statfords,4 to 31
die.; Great Northern, 10 to 01 dis.
SALES Errtzrt;ti or To .twu CMS DAY IN LONDON.
(Yesterdar's pries will be found in last page.)
Amb., Nott.. & Boat. E. ,In., 1 Lon. &8. Western, 391
Bristol and Exeter. SO Do. Thirds, 41 d
Caledonian New 101. Pref., 21 Midland, 00
East Anglian IS!., E. & 11., 31 N. British, 20
Eastern ('cantles, 131 Oxford, Wore., & Wolv., 251 G
Ito. Ex. 510.2, WA/ Shrews. & 111,. (A), 21
Eastern rnion (Clean A), 211 Shrews. & Chester 8 for Cent.
E. Lane. New (Crs., 101 Pref., 121 1
Olaiguw, Paisley, Kilmarnock, & South Deron, IS 4
Ayr Cams. Pref.. 71 S. Eastern, 25
threat Western Fifths, Pi Do. Thirds, No. 4, 71
Laneashlre and Yorkshire New Wear Valley 6 per Ct. Guar., 271
05ar.6 per Cent., 2) 1 York and N. Midland E. and W.
Load., Wish., & S. Caw, 201 Riding Extension, 28
Lon. & N. Werern, 1164 15/ Orleans and Bordeaux, 1p
Ito. New Ore., 7) 1 I Paris and Lyons, 41
it. Staffordahire, 81
LIVERPOOL SALES, AUOVIIT 30.
Caledonian Pref., 1 p Midland, 001
Lan. & York. (late M. & L.),181d Dn. Halos. ,1 7/. I's. Al. d
Do. Hakes, 81 d N. Staffordshire, e 1.,. 9d. al
IM. Fifths, Ris. od. d North Western, 71 il
Do. Pd. Pref., I p South Eastern and Doerr No. 4,
1.4.0dA & Thirst, 25 71. 38. 9d.
Lon. & N. Western, 1151 York, Note., and Dere. (G.N.E.),
Do. New Gra., 1 1 p I 64. 9d. p
Man., slmf., 6: Lin .. Eighths, 6 4

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MANCHESTER t
Birk , Lane., & Ches. June., 8; a
E. Lane. New, 8$ d
Lan. & York. (W.R.V.), 4i d
N. Staffordshire, 41 d

ILFS, Av. Fr 30.
tdan.hea:,th!f.,& Lin. (Sher. and

lan.), d
N. Western, 8d
S. Wt. & Dostr, No. 4, 11 1.18
ILES, Acorn 39.
Shrore.B4 Dir. (A), rt. Gs. 3d. d
Do. (3.), 4/. le. 33. d
Shropshire Uoion, 3 d

ItIitSIINGIIAM
Lond. and N. Western, 115
Do. NOV Qrs., 1 Ir. Ud. p
and Stour Val., 4 d
North Stafford:tire, 4i I d
LEEDS BALI
Thirek Pref. (New Serip.j, 3 d
Northern Counties, 5Q d

or.r 30.
so.c. and Yak Pict, 9s. Gd. p

YORK SAI
Noah 134111414 Thirds, U. 170. 11
1.40. Qrs., 41

5, Anover 30.
Gt. Northern, 71. 45. 71.33.

CORN.—BARNSLEY, August 30.—We had a good
attendance of farmers at this day's market, but very little
bu•inees was transacted ; from the line harvest weather tt.e
millers were very cautious buyers, and the only buyers
were tho,e who were entirely out. The priers realised were
about Is. advance on the 3 bushels upon the rates of last
week.
BOSTON, August 30.—The weather for the last few days
has been t ace. tingle fine, with the barometer steadily rising,
and the greater portion of the Wheat in this district is now
occur. d. We have had a good rupply of both old and new
Wheat • t market to•day ; the former was taken off at Is. to
25., and the latter, which was in fair condition, at about 3s.
per qr. de :line. Very few Oats on offer. Beans in request,
at Is. advance. Wheat, new, 50s. to 563.; old, 58s. Beans,
33+. to 40s Oats, 181 to 235. per qr.
CHICHESTER, August V.—There was a fair supply of old
Wheat, but new remains scarce this day. Of other grain a
short supply at present. Prices without material charge.
Wheat, per qr., 58s. to 625. ; dry, new, 525. to 565. Barley,
325. to 351. Oats, 245. to 265. Beans, 425. to 465. Peas,
42e. to 441. Flour, 4.55. to 465. per sack.
EXETER, August 30.—There was a good display of
samt.les. At the opening business appeared likely to b.t, con-
ducted with spirit, and prices were supported, 9s. per bushel
ug without much difficulty obtained. This however soon
received a check. The cay was flee. The accounts fr. m
the district around were much more cheering, and prices
yielded. Of new Wheat several samples were shown, and
in a much better and drier state than could have been anti-
cipated, seeing the general damp and unfavourable state of
the weather since the reaping of Corn was begun. These met
a sale at from Bs. to Bs. 3d. pr bushel. As regards
oil Wheat. in the giving way of prices, it appeared at
tint, as if a stand would be made at Ss. 9d. ; but this
could not be maintained, and Bs. 61 per bushel at length
cems to be regarded as the ruting figure. Although, how.
ever, the higher &cure of this report does nut exceed that of
our lase, and, consequently, shows there was no advance ou
the %unwise, yet did the entire tr►nsactions eshibit a