The Express.
London, England, 1848-08-03 00:00:00

LIVEI.POOL BALPA
Odedoolin Pref., p
(4. Northern, d
Lane. and York. 111. Pref., 3 p
Lon. & N. Wert. New Qrs., 8 l P

Vaarr 'Yemen.
Midland Helves, Si I d
Shropshire tinkle &all. & Canal,
21 d
York, Neon, nod Der. (G. N. E.
.Pur.), tl p
Ulster, d

Lon., Bright., & 8. Cont. 51. eh.,
Guar. G per Cent., 4 p

Losl.Bt N. West., 12111 --
Do. Nei, Qrs., le p
Do. Miss, 6p
Do. Leeds sad Dewsbury, 41

Pref., 4 p
Lane. and Yak Free, 4 p
8. Eid. & Dover, 244

P. Lase. Pref., 5-16 p
Great Northern, 8 15-IG
Lane. and York. 6 per peat. Pref.,
115-16 p
L. and N. Western Fifths, G p
Do. M. &B. (Ls. (C.), p
N. Staffordshire, 23 d

ALFA, Anorsr 2.
Man., Si 4., sod Liu. Pref., 10i
Do. Eighths, Si
Do. Grtnisby, SOL sh., 21; d
Do. (20/..h.), 81. Ils. 611. d
Do. (124. 10s. 5.), bf d
South Eastern & Dover, Itio.

Ts-Fe-a
Arorerr 2.

LEEDS SA
Caledonian Pref., 95.. 6d. 10a. p
Gt. Northern. Pa d
N. Staihinishire. 21. 16s. 3d. d
North Hilt:l3h Thirds, 36a. bd. d

Is. p
Do. New, 7 d
Newc. 8c Berwick New, Me. p

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Half-past Two.—
The public soles of Sugar consisted of 100 hhds. West India,
GOO boxes Havannah. and 5,000 bags China. Nearly all of
the latter was withdrawn at high prices, and about half
of the other sorts sold at Gd. lower prices. Re-
fined, steady; 63.. Gd. to 645., standard quality.—Coffee:
The public sales are progressing heavily.—Rice : This article
has become more firm ; the public sales went off steadily ;
Madras, common quality, in bond, sold 10s. ; white Bengal,
Ils. to 121.—Rum firm, and prices have an upward ten-
dency.—ln other articles no alteration, the markets gene-
rally being inactive to-day.

TALLOW.— The market remake firm. Peters-
burgh Y.C. on the spot, 455. ; October to December deli-
very, 445. ; separate months' delivery, 3d. to 6d. more.

CORN.-ROINSLEY, August 2.-We had a good
attendance at this day's market. The day being title, a
reduction of Is. per 3 bushels had to be submitted to before
any sales could be effected.
BOSTON, August 2.-The weather throughout the week has
been unsettled, but to-day there is an iedication of a favour-
able change, and, should it continue, harvesting operations
will became general in this district within the next few days.
We have bad but a moderate supply of Wheat at market,
land a slow trade, at about the rat, sof this day week. No-
thing doing in Oats or 8.1119. Wheat, red, 475. to 515.;
White, 48s. to 635. ; Oats, los. to 215.; Beans, 35i. to 38.5.
Ctileitetersa. August 2.-Our market was largely sup-
plied with Wheat to-day, which met with a dull sale, at
about the prices of last week. There being a little more in-
quiry for Beans and Peas; these articles were Is. per quarter
dearer. Oats and Barley no alteration. Wheat, 48s. to 645.
Barley, 28e. to 325. Oats, 21s. to 245. Beans, 38s. to 40s.
Peas, 40s. to 42.. Flour, 39e. to 40s. per sack.
Heeeswonrif, August 1.-We had a very large show of
Wheat and a slow sale, at an advance of 24. per quarter.
Weather extremely unsetted, cad unfavourable for harvest,
which has partially commenced. Wheat, 465. to ,2s. Bar-
ley, 245. to 30s. Beans and Peas, 32.. to 365. per qr.
HAY WARD'S HEATH, August 2.-The Wheat market VMS
to-day firm, at about the rates of this day week. Other
grain steady. White Wheat, 13/. 15.. to 141. per load; red,
121. 15s. to 13/. ; Barley, 211 a. to 30.. per qr. ; Oats, 19s. to
215.; Beans, 355. t 365. ; Peas, 3es. to 395.
NEWC tETLE, August 1.-The weather has again become
extremely unsettled, it having rained incessantly from an
early hour this morning. At our market this morning we
had a moderate show of Wheat from the country, and having
very little fresh in, either Irom the coast or from abroad, a
cleirance was effected at an advance of le. per qr., the
market closing firm at the enhancement. For the best
descriptions of south country red, 684. was freely ob-
tained, ordinary kinds making 62+. 61 to 635., whilst
superior ft treign, on sceJunt of its scarcity, reelised up to 578.
per or., all weighed 6 Ito. per bushel. In homed some few
transactions occurred, lower Elbe commanding 4.55., and
other sorts in proportion. Far Flour there was rather more
passing, and we raise our quotations fully is per sack higher,
but at the improvement buyers purchased sparingly; wo
call households, 375. to 385., whites, 395. to 40.., per rack
respectively. Rye rather dearer, with left offering. Grind.
ing Barley in good request, the market being well cleared of
Danish qualities at 265., weighing 531b5., per bushel. Malt
without cheoge. Beans and Peas excite rather more atten-
tis.n ; but prices cannot be called any higher. Oats rather
dearer, the best Angus kind being saleable at 225. per qr.,
weighing 421bs. per bushel.
HOMFORD, Atigust 2.-To.day'a market was well supplied
with Wheat, with a fair sale, at about last week's prices ; a
very little of any other kind of grain at market. Wheat,
465. to 60e. Barley, 295. to 325.; grinding, 245. to 28s.
Oats, 225. to 275. Beans, 30s. to 365. Pew, 345. to 38s.
Rye, 275. to 235.

SPALDING, August 1.-The weather continues showery
and slow for ripening • should the weather prove propiti-
ous for some few days, harvesting will be general. Rather
better supply of Wheat at this days market, and more sell-
ing, at 2%. advance some large parcels changed hands. In
Oats, the supply short; they commanded more attention,
and 64. per qr. more money was generally paid. Beans
nominally the fame. Wheat, red, per 17 stone, 465.; 171
stone, 48s. to 60a.; fine, 18 cone, 645. Oats, per stone,
10d. to Ild.
uc Rua, n.ugust 1.- aue weather nas again tecome bro
ken, and the tendency of prices for Wheat, and Oats has
been upwards. We advance our quotations for each 6d. per
barrel. Indian Corn, on the other hand, was heavy, and le.
to Is. 61 per qr. lower. In other things we make no
change. A few sample' of new Rapeseed appearel, and
weld at 235. to 26a.; and several of new Bere at Ils. to 12s. per
barrel. The quality of the latter was not fine. The follow-
ing is the general currency : Wheat, white, 295. to 31s. ;
red, 27a. to 333. per 28011 w. Oats, 10s. 6d. to 14a. per 196 lbs.
Bariey, 14s. to 16+. per 2241 b. Bere, Ile. to 12s. per 2241b5.
Rapeseed, 235. to 265. per 22411 w. Oatmeal, Ils. to 13s. per
cwt. Flour, seconds, 17s. to 17s. 6d. per cwt. Indian Corn,
Us. to 375. per 4801ba.

HAY.—SMITHPIELD, Two 0' Clock,. —:%lCBFilli. Cooper
and Davis report the trade very heavy at the following
quotations
Prime Meadow 68.. to 75.. I Rowe... COL w 654. I NewCIA-M7Jato9o3
Inferor to f 4 Clever ....00.. tolosa owe% .. ton/.
Now ads. to 70.

CATUE.—ALRESFORD JULY LAMB FAlL—Up-
wards of 40,000 Sheep were pennt d, the whole of which met
with a ready sale at full 2s. a head higher than at tho late
Overton fair.

CHILMARK FAlR.—There was II large show of Horses for
sale, and they were chittly those of a useful character for
farming purposes. Several teams of them were wad at from
141. to 201. each ; but the greatest part were driven away
unsold,

EXETER, August 2.—This was by no means a large mar-
ket, while its character was anything rather than thnt of
activity. Notwithstanding this, however, every description
of stock was full as much worth. Fat Bullocks sold at frim
535. to Me. tier cwt., or from Os. 6d. to 10s. 3d. per score.
Butchers' Calves were from Sd. to Gd. Fat Sheep, trom Gil.
to Gid., and fat Lambs from 5.0. to Gid. per lb. The quota-
tions for store Cattle arc from 318. to 375. per cwt., or from
Cs. to Gs. sd. per score.
LE:Ens, August 2.—We have had a large supply of fat
Cattle at our fair this morning, which only met with dull
sale. Of Sheep the sale was equally good, and in this de-
scnption of stock also a great many were driven away tin-old.
Prices were scarcely so firm as at our last fair, and a reduc-
tion was submitted to. Good Beef realised from 51d. to &id.,
and Mutton, 614. to 6'd. per lb.
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LINCOLN, August 2. -Rather a short supply of Beasts,
but of Sheep wry lair. A good demand for both Bessti
and Sheep, at 6d. to 6ld. per lb. for Ewe Mutton; 60. for
Weiler. Beef, Gs. to 6d. per stone.
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• MOH ILL, July 31.—Good Cattle scarce on the Green, and
those in bad condition numerous, and brought very low
prices. Springers, in fair condition, sold at from W. 10s. to
101 er head, and in brisk demand ; yearlings, from 21. 10s.
to 31. ; two-year olds, from 41. to 51. per head. Pip on the
increase, and sold well. The Sheep and Horse fairs dull.

NEWCASTLE, August 1.-At our eighteenth anniversary
(this market having commenced on duly 27, 1830), the pup
ply of all kinds of Meat have been seasonably extensive, and,
time of year consider, d, are of a fair average quality. The
supply of Beef on offer here today would comprise about
six hundred head of Beasts, being nearly two hundred
more than last week; notwithstanding the favourable
weather for slaughtering and also a good attendance of
buyers, the Beef trade was in a very sluggish state, and
all breeds made less money than last week, and par' left
unsold at the close. The supply of Sheep and Lambs would
he nearly 6,000. The he quality of Mutton made Gd. per
lb., while the middling kinds were the turn lower than last
I week, and part remained unsold. Lamb: The better quell-
ties were in active r, quest, and made fully 61d. per lb. ; the
middling and inferior kinds receded a little from last week,
and at the close of business a few remained unsold. Prices :
Beasts, small heifers, Gs. 9d. ; steers, of the best quality,
16s. to Gs. Od., middling, Go. 3d., per at. of 14 lbs. ; Sheep,
best wedJers. 61., middling, sd. tt 51d.; Lambs, Gd. to Gld.,
per lb., shiking offal.
ROTHERHAM.-The show of both Beasts and Sheep was
equal to the fortnight day (last week) ; and although the
attendance of buyers was more numerous, vet the trade in
both descriptions only ruled dull, and Erices lower. Beef,
6s. Gil. to 7x. per stone. Mutton, W. to ,d. per lb.
ROMPORD, August 2. -Our market today for all kinds of
stock was a very dull sale, except that of the first quality,
I which realised about the same price as last week. Beef,
3s. 4d. to 41. Mutton, 4s. to 4s. fid. Lamb, 4s. Gd. to
ss. 6d. Veal, 3s. 4d. to 4s. Pork, 3s. 10d. to 4s. Gd.
SOUTHALL, August 1.-Our trade ruled heavy to-day, at
last week's rates. Beef made from 2s. 4d. to 4s. 2d. ; Mut-
ton, 4s. to ss. 2d. ; Lamb, 4s. 4d. to ss. 2d. ; Veal, 3s. 2.1. to
4s. 4d. ; Pork, 3s. 4d. to 4s. Bd. per stone of bibs., sinking
the offal.
WEY/lILL SHEEP AHD LAMB FAIR. - The numbers
penned did not exceed those of last year; but the sale cf all
descriptions was exceedingly brisk in the early part of the I
morning, at an advance upon all the late fairs. Towards the
middle of the fair, trade was not en fast, but at the latter part
a reaction took place, and Leer)), everything penned was ,
easily disposed of, at the following prices: Wethers, 30s. to
425. • Ewes, 265. to 341. ; and Lambs, 18-. to 21s. A prime
lot a Lambs real sed 295. per head.
WORCEPTEU Fain.- There was • small attendance of
buyers, probably owing to some other lair falling on the
same day. Of Beef there was a good show ; nearly all sold
at Gd. to 61d. A small =poly of Mutton, which fetched
61d. to 7d. A limited number of Sheep ; more store than fat
animals. Horses few •, Pigs scarcely any, and somewhat
lower in figure. Of Lambe there were few ; good quality
realised 7d.

For Yesterday 's markets me %Mirage.