The Express.
London, England, 1848-08-05 00:00:00

Rank Stet*, I^•7 9
I. Red. Amu. Fri 7
3 per CL Cow. Auus.. eti

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I.OItEW/1 FUNDS.
4 per Cl. Atnnian 1 per Cent. arenas 00., ui 124
41 per Cl. Deis. Ilona, 68 72 I Grenada Deferred MIL, 2
21 per Cant. ditto. 3J 5 5 per et Merkaa, 1846, 171
per Ct. Hruallian 871 6 per et. Peruvian Hrio.. 30 3
Ditto New, 66 70 Portugueue lotus. 18 19
6 per Cl 11.1., Aym Ma. 20 3 I F tor CL R. Me, 96 100
Ditto 61 0 Spannh Ma., 11 11
101 to Colurnb Def. 11.1, 3 per CL Sinniab Me., 213
Columbian Equador 2/ Smalls/I Deferred 8d..-
3 per et. 1 iarnAlt 11. k. 16 70 Ditto, Pamirs Wis., 243 k
21
per Ct. 1/00,11 11.1,., 43 1 2 per et. IStle . 15 18
4 per buten eat..., C. 9 71 Venezuela Deferredlids, 1 6

RAILWAYS.—The share market is rather heavy,
and not much doing. Brighton are flat, at 29: to a;
Caledonians, New, 2.11 to I ; Eastern Counties, 141 to
j. French shares are without remand.

SALM EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON.
( Yeaterday's ',riote will be round in last page.)
Caledonian, 251 141. & 8. W. PreL, 1 d
Do. New 104. Pref., 3 Midland, 1011 2
E. Ant. 254, L. & E.& L.& D., 61 Do. 50f. CoisoL PreL, 14
E. °manure, 141 Norfolk, 48
Enid Lanaushlre, New, 111 I N. Staffordshire, 91
Edinburgh & Glasgow, 39 Scottish Central, 201
Eset r, Yeovil, and Docchester, I Shrew.. & Chester, 8 per Cent.
Gt. Northern, 51 4/ Pref., 19
Great Wratern, 861 Shropshire 1.7111011, If
Do. ',Mho, 194 52 South Devoe, 18
Do. New, 11/. eh.. 111 South Markin:Mink 2
Line. Sc Itrbaldre ThCa Reg., Si South Euaierv, 241
Do. New Guar. 6 per Cl., 91 Do. Thirds, -N0.4, Si I
Do. P. &W. Halves (A), 121 South Wake, 6
lande end Ireakdd. 'II York, New & Bor., 314 2
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Legds & Think N 44, 9
London and Btackwall, Ij
Do. Extension, 10
Land., Brighton, & 9. Cortrt, 294
Do. New Guar. 6 per Cent., 24 f
Lon. & N. Wenurn, 1284 8
Do. 10/. xh., td. & IL, C, 31
Lon & 8. Western Tenth, (Com-
,dated), 48
Do. Th,rdr, 34 d

Do'. Orig. revue. 306 e
Do. Ex., No. I, York & Newt.,
17a
Do. (G. N. E Par. or Pref.,) 9
York & North Midland, G a
Do. Pref., 121 f
Boulagne and Anneal. 6:
Northern of Frame, SI
Rouen and User& 8

LIVERPOOL SALES, Ag
The market was very dull, bi

remained steady.
Lanc. untl !lalvm, 6 d

Mawr 4.—Orts o'Cuacz.
tut prices may be maid to have
Midland, 1021
Do. Halves, Gld
North Staffordshire 21 d
North ealtat (B), 141
Scottish Central, 22

Do. lef. Pref., Ifo. 3d. p
Lon. & N. West. 126
Do. re. um. ilp
Man., Sbef., & Lia, 80
Lb. Prel., 101
TIME
Caledonian Pref., p
Lane. and York Pre ~1 p
Lon. & N. West, 126
Do. New Qrs., 11 p
York, Ncwe., & Ber., No. 2,1 j p

Midland, 1024
lao. 61 d
Do. Piet, 104

MANCHESTER 8,
Prices were rather firm, but
doing.
Birk., Lane., and Grab. Jn., 7i d
Lane. and bib. Pref., f A p
Man., eber., It Line. Eighthe,Ald

ILP% Arm sr 4.
there was very little buyincer

Lon. and N. W. (IL and B. Qrs.
C). 2t P
S. Eastern & Dover, No. 4,2 i d

BIRMINGISASI BALES, Acorn. 4.
All 'harm were rattier lower in this market, and but little
business waa done.
Caledonian Peel., na. 9d. p Shropehire Union, 535. 9,d. d
Miran. & Birm. (Al, 54 d IS. Stanordalnre, 31 Gas. 9d. d
Do. do. (lib On 9d. d

PRODUCE.—ANTWERP, August 2.—Coffee: Dur-
ing the last eight days the transactions have been extensive;
Ili ally 8,000 bags Brazil, 3,400 bars Domingo, and 300 bugs
Java having changed hands ; the Brazil sold at 181 c. to 21c.;
the Domingo, 2k. to 211 c ; the Javas, 22k. to 231 c. Cotton :
The market is firm; about 800 bales American were taken
on speculation.—Sugar: In consequence of the favourable
result of the Dukh public Bak, holders are holding out for
higher rates. The cargo per Maria.l,4oo boxes Havana, soli
at &price wh'ch has not transpired; b. sides, about 1,000 round
buyers, at 1201. to 1311.—Rice: 2,000 bags Arracan were dis-
posed of at 5111. to Oft. ; 200 bags Java, at 1111. ; and 100
tierces Carolina, a' 1308. to 1411.—Hides : The market has
been rather active; the sales during the week consist of
12,000 dried, and 2,000 salted River Plate.—. Pepper 600
bags Sumatra sold at laic. In bond.—Cassia Lignea con-
tinues in a favourable position ; 30 cases, received from Hol
land, sold at 52c.—Cocoa is neglected; stock about 2,800
hags.—Tobacco: Transactions axe very limited; 25 Wads.
Kentucky sold at 16e.

TALLOW.— Y. C. Tallow on the spot, 445. Gd. to
to 9d. ; October to Dreember delivery, new 445. ; January,
to February, 445. 9d. per cwt.

CORN.—EXETER, Aug. 4.—We had a good supply
of Wheat to-day at our market, and farmers are anxious 'el-
len. Factors and millers, therefore, bought on rather easier
terms, say one shilling per qr. less. Foreign Wheat was the
same in prim as last week. Barley nominal. Oats the turn
higher. Fine Flour, 425.; seconds, 40s,

Hutt, August 4.—Linseed Cakes have been of tree sale,
and the value has experienced an improvement of 51. per
ton. Hull-made are now worth 81. 12a. 6d. . • fine Danish,
71. 7s. ; Belgian, 71. 151.; Baltic, 71. to 71. 10a. per ton.
Rape Cakes meet a steady sale, at 955. to 97a. 6d. per ton.
Bones still find buyers ex ship as the arrivals drop in, though
the rates of last week are barely supported. The weather
bas continued unsettled, with cannoned heavy rains. Com-
plaintsof the Potato disease have rather abated. We hive
had a good supply of English Wheat, though but little fo-
reign is offering ; the value may be quoted as our last.
All spring Corn is held fi mly, and rather improved in value.
The arrivals of Linseed this week amount to 19.404 qrs., and
include 13,360 qrs. front St. Petersburgh, 2,200 qrs. from
Riga, 1,627 qrs. from °demi, 1,500 qrs. from Pinata, 650 qrs.
from Perna, and 67 ctn. from Berdianska. The scarcity
noticed in our last, continued during the early part of this
week, and prices were firmly supported; but towards the
close, supplies have come in freely, and buyers, having had
good choice, have succeeded in purchasing, ex ship, on more
favourable terms again. Black Sea may be quoted 395. ;
extra fine, 40a.; fine Petersburg, 375. 6d. to 391.; Riga., fine,
Ms. to 36e. ; Memel and Konigsberg, good crushing, 335. to
31s.' and up to 3-5 e., per qr. for fine clean quality.—ln Rape-
seed, nothing is doing, there being no supplies en the market
(or sale. The new crop is being secured in Germany, Den.
mark, &c., where the quality it reputed well ot, but the
quantity, it is expected, will be rather deficient. The value
here may be quoted about 261. per last. Black Sea, 141.
per last. Foreign imports into Hull during this week:
Linseed, 19,404 3rs. ; Rapeseed, 1,700 ; Wheat, 995; Barley.
2,610; Oats, 2.,07 ; Beans, 2,014 ; Peas, 122 ; Bones, 650
tons ; Oil Seed Cakes, 369.
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LINoOLN, August 4.—Alarger show of Wheat at our mar
ket to-ley than for some weeks put. A very slow sale at
ls. to 2a. decline. A good deal unsold at the close of the
market. Very little doing in BArley or Beans. A fair show
of Oats, with very little demand at previous rates. Wheat,
red, 475. to 51s. ; white, 50s. to 535. Oats, 18s. to 235.
Beans, 38e. to 414

LIVERPOOL, August 4.—We are largely supplied with
foreign Wheat this week, nearly two-thirds 01 which is from
Odessa, the remainder from the nearer ports of Europe,
which with a small cargo of Egyptian Bean., 6,682 quarters
of United States Indian Corn, and 1,623 barrels Canadian
Flour, constitute the bulk ot the arrivals here since Monday.
Advice, from New York to the 18th al, imo state good sup-
plies ot Wheat and Flour with a continued tendency to de-
cline, and the expectation ot still lower prices, the demand
being confined to home use, without any inquiry for export
to Europe. Notwithstanding the reduction advised from
this aide, Indian Corn and Meal had slightly risen in value,
being stro in demand for American consumption, independ-
ent of moderate requirements for export. Wheats were
quoted 355. to 40e. for red and mixed, up to Oda. 6d. per
4801 b. for fine white. Flour, 22e. to 235. per barrel. Indian
Corn, 19s. 9d. to 21s. ver 480Ib. ; Corn Meal, lls. 3d. to
lls. 9d. per barrel, sterling, f.o.b. Freights =varied. Ex-
change reduoed to 9 to 10 per oent. With a return of fine
weather, except a few occasional showers since Tuesday, the
trade hem was rather inactive during the put two days; the
lending articles have, however, not slued is value, except
India Coca, whisk sight hire bee had di win tam

the paTeedings ia
Duties remain altogther the same ge led week. Isilusnnsj
ityttaivsoduiras.rhlcet,wattadtntehre,
itah.ei:pa.ids;:cialeocont.tvm„,ence meat or harvest
London, announc dby telegraph this m mg, the trade
here, in n, arly all its bearings, was 'cry vim ate during
market hours to-day. The millers and d evincing as
inclination to buy anything beyond ti air imme, qou want;
the d. m:nd for all d, scriptior a of English, fri•lf, an.l foreiga
Wheats was unimportant, and priers aearetly equal Co di*
current range of Tuesday. Back Flour, as well as leansand Canadian, meeting less inquiry than of late, ba.vly
maintained our last quotations. Barley was in slow reques
and Malt rather more saleable, each at former prices. Englidi
and good foreign Beans, being scarce, commanded la. per qr.
advance; Egyptian , on the contrary,were little noticed, and 6d.
per qr., cheaper. Oats, of which very few good parcels remain
unsold, supported late prices ; and Oatmeal remained steady
in value. Of Indian Corn, the sales effect' d to-day were
more limited than usual, and a decline of Is. per qr. was
establish, d: Corn Meal at the same time giving way 6d per
barrel. Arrivals into Liverpool, from the lat to the 3rd of
August : Wheat, 14,504. Barley, 130. Malt, 1,014. Oat.,
536. B^llllo, 1,136. Indian Corn, 6,682. Indian Cora
Meal, 890 barrels. Oatmeal, 167 sacks. Flour, 492 sacks;
1,752 barrels.

NEWRUILT, August 3.—At to-day's market we had a very
large supply of wheat in offer; the weather being much im-
proved, and the dull account of Mark-lane yesterday, had the
, effect of inducing our miners to insist upon a reduction from
the advanced ratra of last week, and to s ffect sale. it has been
hecesaary to give way in price full Is. per quarts r; still many
holders refuse to accede to any declin . as they c nsider the
prospect of the new crop by no means jugines lower rates, it
shooting up light, and, under the most favourable circum-
stances, scarcely amounting to a bare average. Barley, but
little in otf,r at late rates. Beans, Oats, and Peas, short
supply, and hilly maintain late rates.

RIPON, August 3.-Our market was well supplied with
gram this dal. Sale of Wheat brisk, at an advance of 2s.
per qr. from last week's currency. Oats and Beans steady,
at previous prices. White Wheat, 6. 9d. to 7s. 3d.; rea,
6s. 3d. to 70. p. r bushel. Oats, 20s. to 21r. per qr. Beane,
4a. 6d. to fis. 3d. per bushel.
SCARBOROUGH, August 3.-The quantity of all kinds o
grain on offer to-day is smaller. Wneat rather exceeds hat
week's pries. Oats remain stationary ; millers hold foe an
advance of 3s. per sack on Flour, which is reluctantly com-
plied with, and can scarcely be said to he established. Wheat,
6.. 3d. to 7.. 3d, per 6 stones. Oats, 101. to 101 d. per stone.
Superfine Flour, 425. to 445. ; and seconds, 38s. ta 395. per
sack of 20 stone.
WAKEFIELD, August 4.-Some quantity of rain fell in the
early part of the week, but since 1 uesday the weather has
been on the whole tolerably favourable, though by no means
of a nettled appearance. In the southern districts reaping
has commenced, but it will not be general here for some days
to come ; and from the reports we receive, the crop of Wheat,
we feet, cannot be estimated beyond a bare average. There
are still seri. us complaints of Potatoe, but we do not cow.
sider the anticipations are generally so bad as were contem-
plated last we k. Our arrivals to day are more moderate.
The Wheat-trade is not very genie, and only soles to a small
extent can be made at even Is per qr. reduction from the
rates of last week; but small storks cause great firm-
ness, and in the agricultural markets previous rates
are well supported. Barley is rather dealer. Oats
and Shelling hilly so high. Beans have advanced Is. pet
qmrter. Other articles as before. Wheat, per qr., 60Iba. le
the bushel, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red, new 495. to 524.;
extra, 635.; white, 51s. to 555.; extra, 575. Norfolk and
Hunts, red, 475. to 495.; extra, 515. ; white, 475. to 50s. ;
extra, 538. Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red, 455.
to 48e.; extra, 51s. ; white, 47a. to 50s. ; extra, 53a. ;
Yorkshire, red, 475. to 495. ; extra, 515.; white, 48s. to 50a.;
extra, 535. ; Dentzie and Konigsberg, white, 48a. to 51s. ;
ara-
tra, 655. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 48s. to 495.; extra,
528. Mediterranean, red, 3.55. to 395.; extra, 445.; old,
red, 46e. to 48s. ; extra, 625. Barley, per qr. imperial, grind-
ing, 28s. to 295.; foreign, 28s. to extra, 30s. Beane, per
quarter, 631ba. to the bushel, small, fire, new, 36.. to 37a.;
extra, 38...; Ticks, new, 345. to 3.55.; extra, 36e.; foreign,
new, 331. to 35a. Oats, per stone, messing, ltd.
to Ilid.; extra, 12d.; feeding, 10d. to I 1 id.; extra, 12d.;
foreign, 10d. to 1111.; extra, 12d.' Shelling, per load of
2611 be., 275. to 285.; extra, 295. Malt, per load of 6
bushels, 395. to 40s. ; extra, 41s. Peas, per imp. qr., bias
and white boilers, 30s. to 325. ; extra, 361.; grey and feel!,
31s. to 335. ; extra, 345. Rapeseed, per last imp., English,
241. to 261.; foreign, 24!. to 261. Linseed, per imp. qr., 32e.
to 40s. Imports during Use week : Wheat, 10,229 qrs.; Bar.
ley, 34; Oats. 576; Beans, 1,231; Peas, 360; Rapeseed.
167. Malt, 180 loads.
WATERFORD. August 2.-Supplies of Wheat at our mar-
ket are still small ; this, together with a continuance of an-
t avourable weather for our Wheat crop, enables holders et
all kinds of grain, as well as of Flour, to realise an advance
on the prices of Saturday last.

COVENT GARDEN.—This Morning.—The mar-
ket is well supplied with Vegetables and most kind'
of Fruit. English Pine-apples are plentiful; foreign ones
are sbutident, at from Is. to Ss. each. Hothouse Grapes,
Peaches, said Nectarines are plentiful. Melons are suf-
ficient for the remand. Cherries are not so plentiful. Plums
are offered at from O. to Ba. per half-dare. Gooseberries
and Currants are cheaper. Apricots may be obtained at last
week's preces. Strawberries are all but over. Nuts are nil-
ficieut for the demand. Oranges are abundant : L•mona
toolerately plentiful. Among Vegetables, Carrots and Tur-
nips are abundant and good ; Cauliflowers, &c . sufficient
for the demand. Asparagus is scarce. French Beans
very plentiful. Potatoes the same, but diseased. Peas are
abundant. Lettuces and other salading are sufficient for the
demand. Mushrooms are a little deafer. Cut Flowers con-
sist of Heaths, Pelargoniums, Gardenias, Fuchaias, Canton
lions, Moss and other Roses.

FRU.I7O.

Pine Appte. per lb., 4. to Co
Grape., loothou.e. per lb., 3. to fa
Peaches, IxT dr., sh b La
Nectarine.. per dos.. Ca to 15.
c ch. 3. to 6.
Strawnerne.. per polite. Cd tole
Piton, per punnet, la dd to 9. lid
Aprioots, per dos., 2. to 4.
Cberrit, I v lA, 6d to 34
dowert, per lash., 4. to la
kitclben. ditto. 3s lob
Currant.. per half 'iced, to 3.
Clo.ebeme.,p.hf,levelsdd tolsed
Ita+PborliCo. per 1%03110t, Gd b:tl
V EGET
t/oporagu, per
Gd la to 4a
tt,lolb iii yer dot., to Is
Idboser, ler dor., to 4.
Svrrel. Icr dd to Ad
Putatoe., per too, d. to 100 s
per cwt., 3s ddb Gs
IKr buAbui, to Za
Turnip.. per bunch. ed to 8.1
lied Beet, per dot., did to le
lion* Radish, per bundle. Is to C.
French Mate, per ha aim 21 to
3.
eueumbers, esch, 2d to 84
lA-Lk., per punch, ld to 2d
Celery. per bundle, 1/1 1. 6d
eIITrOLI, per bunch, 3d to Gd
Spinach. per .lees, 2. to 3.
Peas, per store 2. to 4.
beam, per budael, 2. to 2. Gd
(Mona, per bunch, 3•1 to 6.1
per dole Is to 4.

I/ranges,— per dos., le to 5161
tar 100, Ma to 20.
latter per Ita/, da to lb
Lemon.. Pa dos., I. to 91
per Itel, an to Ws
Almond., pert
Walno sweet, per lb., 2a to 3t
ta, hods., to Ma
?iota, Barmperlona. P.S.
ho 20. ta
laullu.. 14a to Ida
7 cob. wr IWI b... 25a to to
Braall, per Nadi., 12. to 16a
Chestnuts, 34 blot Pak
MILES.
(Mons, plekllng, per half dare. 21
to
Shallots, per Limit, 3d to 4d
per lb., dl to Is
Ladd.., per dos. hands, GI to la
Tun
do., Id to la
Artichokes. Pee I. to 5‘
Ven.tabie Moneta, per.lot.,6d told
Lettuce, 1N,11.. per so:ore, 44 to la
per bki 10 Lodtroonts„ per pottle.l.to 4•
Small Salads. Per Poltoe‘ 7d W 311
Feuntl, per hunch. :Id to 3d
Savor), per hooch, 3d told
Th)me, per hunch, 3.1 to 4d
Watcnx p 12.4.11 latn.,6d to9d
halt Act c, GI to 9d
Roots, per I.onaL, Is to Is 6d
Mint. erten, per bunch, 2.1 la 4d
Morjorion, pre bunch. 6,1 to id

WOOL.—LoNnos.—Nothing done in colonial this
week, and for foreign the market continue. in a Ault state.
Arrivals this week are 96.5 bsles foreign. English is quiet,
but the farmers are not disposed to press sales, as the stook
on hand is not heavy.

LEEDB.—Business in foreign continues pretty active in this
branch of the wool trade, and prices are firm. In English,
there hu been a moderate business done in sales this week.
Prices are firm and stationary.
BILADPOHD.—Another week of dulness. The supply of
Wool coming to uarket is on the increase, and the quality
and soundness of new Wool is well spoken of. In prince to
change.

DONCASTER.—We had only .a amp show of Wool at this
day's maraet, owing to the ilia being next Saturday. The
prices were the same as last week, hut seoindary clips were
scarcely in such good request. Super clip., 11.. to 12..;
Lincolnshire parcels, 10.. to 10s. 6d. ; inferior, 9s. to 9a. &I.
per atone.

lirti..—The show of Wool at this day's market was ra-
ther small, with a fair attendatipe of buyers. Tne demand
was not ♦ery brisk, and prices same as last week.

YORIL.-At this market, which is now held once a fort-
night, we bad a good supply of Wool, with a fair amount of
business transacted, at nominal prices. Moor Wools are a
drug in the market, and sell at 4•. to 4s. 6d. per stone.

lIA Y. —Shf ITTIFIELD, 7100 o' Clock. —Messrs. Cooper
and Davis report the trade very heavy at the following
quotati :
Prim Meadow 68... to 76a I 10wt0....60a to I NeweloterTOotoriOs
lotenor ....... Ai, to 65.. Clover ....90. tolooa meow.. 2th. to 30,
New . 5..50. to TOL

CATTLE, &e.—Bisotax, August I.—We had a
good supply of tat Beast/ at market today, which met with
• brisker sale than for some fain back, at previous quota-
tions. Holding Cattle were rather scarce, and for the moat
part driven away unsold Of Sheep the show was good,
and prime fat, good to sell ; inferior qualities were rather a
drug. Beef, ss. 9d. to 66. 3d. per stone. Mutton, old. to
Gid. per lb.
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GIIRCIIN FAIR.—We had a very short supply of fat stock
to-day, and a brisk rale. The best Beef made fully Gd. per
lb. We had an unwrul quantity of Lambs which were
nearly all sold at high prices. A small queenly of present
Calvet", which were very good to sell at high prices.
LEEDS FORTNIGHT CATTLII td•Rarr, August 2.—The
supply of home-fed Beasts and Sheep to this day's market
has been good in quantity and of fair quvlity. We had also
a good attendance of buyers, but still the market was heavy,
and a few Beasts remained unsold at the close. The Sheep
were all disposed of, end the following prices for Beef and
Mutton realised : Number of Beasts, 490 ; Beef, 7s. 6d. to
Ss. per stone of 161 b. Number of Sheep, 3,000 ; Mutton,
6d. to 64d. per lb.
Tonic FuRTHIGHT Cam.' FAIR. August 3.—This mar-
ket was lam ly supplied with fat Beasts, which were readily
sold up at from Ik. to 64. 6d. per stone. The show of lean
stock was not great, and in consequence a good business was
tranvected in milkers, and in-entrees. There was a thin show
of Sheep, and they were nearly all disposed of at frd. per lb.
Lambs were in limited supply, and sold at from 64d. to
7d. per lb.
GLASGOW, August 3.—There was about an average num-
ber of cattle shown at this morning's market, which met
rattier a brisk sale; but very little improvement in prices
can be quoted. Sheep were more plentiful; but the demand
being good, last week's prices were fully maintained. Lambe
fell a little, but a good clearance was effected at the don.
Fast.—Tbe show of lambs was large. It
Was a good slowoelling fair. Prices 2s. a-head low thaw -
last year. Half-bred lamta from 184.6 d to 14e. 6d. good \
show of Cheviot lambs two sold lots for 13s. 3d.ta=„611.,
one lot sold at 13.. 6d. per head. This was the • a .1";
good clearance ,)mac
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