The Express.
London, England, 1847-05-27 00:00:00

BRISTOL, 11,v V.
The Stock Eschange re-opened for buainew to-day, but
so few brokers had returned from the holidays, that warcely
any business was transacted. The feeling among those pre-
sent, howerer, seemed to be a shade better.

DUBLIN BALES, Mar 23.
Gt. Booth. & WM.. 22 Bandon and Bastry, ltd.
Wat. & Kilkenny. S lriah N. Walnut, Ils
Wei., Car., & Dublin In., 211.

EDINBURGH 1
Caledonian, 23i
Dundee Jr N. Junction, 29e. 6d.
Dundee & Perth, Nil
Do. Qrs., 64e. 6te.
E. Lothian Central, 3 le. 6d. 115 s.
Edtn. and Olaseow Qrs., la
l
Leith,
Edln. Jr North New, 3 .68a. tkL
Do. Newpott,

Il•r 23.

PA d. Newport New, Ss.
Ufa mil Pa* 29g 6d.
Grog Nestbrirs, H.. fld. 44.6 d.
N. Bella lily I4i
Do. On.. OIL 63- 84.
Ds. Now Prrille.,l4B.6d. lOM.
Ds. ThS 41111. 49g
Saottlik 00101,
&old& KiNnid Now, Gi
ALEN MAT H.
Kil. & Ayr Dirt*, Ita. 9d.
Jinn. tikintluimp.. 96. its. ed.
Stirling & Hunt, Si. Is.

GLASGOW
Caledoelew Ne*, ass. 37..
Un. & Ole& CITS.• 16
& North-, New, 58e.
Edul. b Perth, 214, 31e.

CORN.—BosToN, MAY 28.—Very few holders of
corn premed sales to-day, and only purebesers for consump-
tion could be found. The speculators are hors de combat.
The weather is producing the beet effects on the growing
crops. The value of Wheat is reduced 65., and Oats end
Beans 2a. per qr., since Saturday. Wheat. red, 90s. to 944, ;
white, 92e. to 965. Oats, 345. to 38s. Beans, 60s. to 635.
Rer qr., to the growers.
BASINOSTOILN, MAY 26.—A large supply of fine Wheat
for sale, but the eieposition to purchase was anything but
animated, and, for such as did go off, the prices were . fine
whit* Wheat, 241. 10s. to 231. 10.. per load ; fine red, 231. to
231. 15s. ; moderate qualities, at prices from 801. to 90s. per
quarter. Flour was sold at 3e. 4d. has money per bag of
280 lbs. Barley rather scarce ; weight samples were cheaper
by 2.. per quarter ; inferior, 3e. ; top price this day, 66.. per
quarter ; second quality, 60s. to 62a. ; poor, 48a. Malt down
from 2.. to 4.. per quarter, brewer. holding back from par-
chatiag hoping for a further decline. Oatsmust be quoted,
i beat, 88. per quarter ; fair samples of black, 3ts. ; poor, 30s.
Beans cannot be set down lower, from their extreme scarcity.
Peas, both white and maple, were offered at a fall of Is. per
quarter. Tares keep their price, as do Rye and Indian Corn.
CIIICTISSITS, MAY 26 —There was a complete
in the Wheat trade at this day's market; about I,ooon
ware pitched for sale at the new Corn Exchange, ba
some quaatity et the Old Market, and many sample lots. Only
3 or 4 parcels (less than 100 qrs.) were sold before the ekes
of the market, at two o'cloek, at a reduction of 18.. to 22e.
per qr. from the bye-market held this day week, when 120..
per qr. was refused for a parcel which was sold this day at
Me or 98a.
NBVIAIti, MAY 26.—Thin market was very Sat, in 008110-
qualm of the fall in grain.
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Newcarrt.E, Mar 25.—The weather since this day
se'nnight has been upon the whole favourable, and oar
accounts from the interior speak well of the appearance of
Wheat, but we have some partial complaints respecting
Oats, which are said to have been attacked by the wire.
worm, and in some kcelities the plant is dying away.—
At our market this morning we had • moderate now
of Wheat from the growers. but haring some srrivals
eosin.* this, coupled with the depremed aecorints
from Ltindcm, had a paralising effect upon the trade,
and the badness done was of an extremely limited
chameter, at • decline of 6e. to tis. per qr. upon the rates of
this day se'nnight. For Flour we experienced a languid in.
quirt', and, to have made sales, a reduction of as. per sack
must have been submitted to. We call households 705., and
whites, 72e. per tack. Rye rather cheaper, and the lame
may be said of Barley and Malt. Deans and Fins Zs. lower,
•with little passing. Oats unaltered.
PLYMOUTH, MAT 25.—Oar Corn market to-day was well
Li attended by farmers, who were anxious sellers, at • de-
-1 cline of ts. to 6s. per qr., but very littla business was done.
I play has also fallen fie. per sack.
Durum MAT 25.—The recent favourable weather has
had its influence, and our market this morning was
mate. Prima an nominally very little changed from Fri-
day, bat the general tendency was downwards. The bad-
ness poising in Indian Corn was Wiliam and the few sales
made were at a redaction of fully 2e. par qr. The following
win the general currency 'Wheat, red, per 200 lb., 445 a. to
64i.; white, 50s. to 56a. Oats, per 196 lb., 225. to 2.55.
Barley, per 234 lb., 265. to 29e. Oatmeal, per cwt., 235. to
275. Flow, seematis, 275. to 264. ; Amenisan, per barrel, 44e.,
to 471,
BUCHAREST, APRIL 22. The alarm here ill emn
matinee unabated. Between the 12th and 19th
more than 409 ships have entered the two porta of
the Danube, end about Moen sail daily with catgut.
of Wheat and Maize for France sad Eogipnd. Thel=
difference of 50 per cent. is the prices at Thrall end Cleat;
seising from the following etreumstawees :—The &Litman en-
pmMidon are more moderate is Wallachia than in Moldavia by
100
the an on Wheat, and WO pee sent on Barley and liaise.
In the second platte,Walbschisi produces more corn then Mol-
davia and besides it arrives more easily at Ibrail trots the
Bulgnriati chore of the Danube. Again, the corn of Moldavia
is brought to Oalata by land-carriage only, while that of