The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-13 00:00:00

NIITALS.—Lonnon, July 12.—Than hu not been
much busbies emielwied in the market Joe Speller We week; at the
sense line, however, holders are firm, and few tellers are to be met
with under 111. per ton on the spot. The sales made are small for
,tom the market there Is likely to keep kng in a quiet state.
For Tln ls • good demand, and bohlers are firm. Bane iis 735.,
Straits, 711. to 725., British block and bar, 745, to 735. per at
these rates there are not free aellere. Tin Plates have been went
demand,
Ind prices are on the advanoe, Cto selling at 17s. to
275. &I, c Charcoal, 32,p. to 335. per box. In I trop openvions ate
upon a limited scale, with sellers of British Pig at 171. 10e. to
17f. Ins., and sheet, Pi. ZiP, to WI. 10s. In Swedish Steel Gansu-
Wes have been moderate ; leg, at 131. 17e. 6d. to 141., and faggot,
It& 7s. Gd. to 131. per ton. Previous terms are supported for ()op-
per, arid orders do not fall off. In common Welch Bur Iron oanaider-
able purchases hove been made, and prices are firm, at 41. 12s. 6d. to
ISs. per ton in Waks. I bere lias Men • better demand for rails
there are not tellers coder 41. lie. per too. In Scotch Pig Iron
transactions bare been moderate, and previous terms are not to be
obtained. Sales of No. 1 have been made at 4ss. 6d. to 465., and
mixed numbers, 445. 6d. to 435. per ton.

CORM—Bat° RTON, July 11.—The supply of Wheat con-
tinues to CAM to market eery short, and to-day it met with free male
at 2s. to 3e. per qr. advance. Oats and Beans were Gd. to 1.. per qr.
dearer. Peas unaltered. to/Nat, white, 111. to IV.; red, WI. Sc. to
10/. 15.. Bark', 2os. to 225. Oats, 16s. 4 17s. 6d. Beans, 2.55. to
Ns. Peas, 26e. to 275.

Citzoutroau, July 13.—Thera wu but a small supply
of Wheat at market to-day, and being a brialt demand, the prices of
all beet matinee must be quoted 2a. per qr. higher ; red,lls. to Vs.;
white, 47.. to Ile. Beans rather dearer. Other spring Corn nominal
CC/Vl:nal% July 12.—Our market wu email to-day.
Wheat wan so:d at better ;prices, and a small advance w3l made on
Beans and Oita. No trade In Barley, except for grinding. wheat,
156. 6d. to 161'. 6d. Barley. grinding, 21s. to 225. 6d. Wu., 125. to
23e. Beane, Ile.to 12a. Yeas, les. t.d. to Ile. 1.31.

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EXETER, July 12.—Wheat in goo 4 demand to-day, at an
advance from Llet market-41v of Is. to .to. per qr. Barley and Data,
Cal. to le. per qr. dearer.

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HAYWARD S HEATH, July 10.—Wheat in short supply,
and sold heel', at an advance of 2.1. to 3a. per qr. ()ats, Gd. tole. per
qr. dearer, as were also Beans. Wheat, wharf, Ilt. to I2Z. • red,
LOS. 31. to lot. 10s. Barley, 20s. to 225. Oats, IC.. to Vs. i3earo,
255. to 265. Peas, IC4, to tea.

Littcot.x, July 12.—Aran small show of Wheat at oar
=Fitt to-day, Lumen asking 2s. to 3& &divans*, which checked busi-
ness and v...ry dale Wheat changed hands. Scncei; scything doing in
spring corn. The pricte for Bean. sod flats locking upwards. Wheat,
red, 41s. to 445.; white, tau t., 49a. Barley, Us. to 375. Bate, 14s.
to 205. Beans, 235. to JO& per qr.

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I.dranroot., it:LT ,2.—We hays: had a firm and steady
trade in corn since Tuesday, with a little Improveinent in the wee-
titer. At this morning's martet the businewt in wheat and dour erne
to • moderate extent, at very full pekes, holders showing much confi-
dence. A good many oats were sold, and prices were id. per bushel
higher. Barley, beano, and ten supported late rates. There were
some buyers of Indian corn at market, who would have operated if
holders would have conceded • Lute in price, but they were firm foe
late rims, and the a.tual bushes' was only limited. Arriv.
from the nth to the 11th July, inclusive, into Liverpool :
Wheat, 6,130 qrs.; Malt, 58; Indian Corn, 7,131; Flour, 1,336 sacks
and 763 barrels.

SOUTHAXPTON, July 12.—The supply of grain from the
growers continues scanty, and the few samples Mown were readily
bought at an advance of la. to 2*. per qr. on last week'. pricm• red
. filching lui. ICs. to 11/. • and white, mixed, Ilk to HIM/
in moderate demand, without charge in vaMe. Oats rather more in-
quired for, at somewhat better priem• black fetching 16a, to Inr. per
qr.; and white, feed, 13s. to 17a.; and heavy, las. to 21*. In Beans
no change. Flour a better sale, at 31s. to 325. per sack.

WaggrlELD, July 12.-We have a good arrival of Wheat ;
sellers hold firmly at an advance of 2s. per qr. from last week, and
the businera done is at this enhancement ; mtlkn, however, are not
free buyers. Barey folly as high. Oats and etehint rather Lairer.
Beans steady. Little doing in other articles. Present prices:
Wheat, per qr. of 60:bs. to the bushel, Suffolk, Elam. and Kent, red,
new, 435. to 454.; extra, 46a.; white, 46... to Co.; extra, 30a; Nor.
folk and Hants, red, 42a. to 43e.; extra, els. • white, 41e. to 445.;
extra, 305.; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red, 395. to 415.;
extra, 445.; white, 40e. to 425.; extra, 464.; Teekshae, red, 37.. to
39a.; eater, 43..; white, 395. to 414.; extra, 465.; tranvia and
Kontesburg, white, old, 435. to 465.; extra, 43e.; Lower Battle and
Hamburg, red, 375. to 39a; ext.r.11:211.; Mediterranean, red, SU. to
33e.; extra, 3611.; English, old, 37e. to Ile.; white, 47e. Barley,
per imperial qr., Norfolk and Sudo 225. to 21e.; ultra, 23a; lan-
oalnahtre and Yorkshire. 21s. to 230.; extra, 245.; Scotch. 22e. to 235.;
extra, 244.; grinding, 19s. to 21e. • foreign, 200. to 25.; extra, 2;s.
Bean., per qr., 631 b. to the bushel, small, tine, old, 325. to 335.; new,
27e. to 29e.; ticks, old, 30e. to 315.; aew, 2.... to 23a; foreign,
new, 255. to 275. Oat., per stone, combos, 74d. to 9%.;
t3riai. ;Shelling, 7pcid; tloolii".;ofeztra,
2611ltih, totd.; foreign, 7is2dis.W; Malt,l per
load of 6 bushels, 34.. to 36e.• Peas, per qr. Imp., bine and
white boiler, 235. to 275.; extra, 211 a; grey and feed, 24e. to 23r.;
extra, 265. Rapeseed, per last imp., English 27/. to 291.; foreign,
271. to 291. Linseed, per imp. qr., 33a. to 46a. Imports during the
week ; Wheat, 14,44:. qrs.; Barley, 393. Oats, 628 ; Beane, 614 ;
Peas, 139 ; Linseed, 219; Shelling,23o loads; Malt, 24J.

CATTLE, &e.—CARLIISLE, July 11.—Beasts : About 24
on offer, quality anything but 'tool; basiatoe slowly transacted, end,
at a late hour, several remained unsold. Prices, fromss. 3d. to 6s.
sheep and lambs : A very full market, the pros being quite Iti:ed;
sad Mere could not be fewer than $3O Sheep and 150 Lames. Several
buyers for the Liverpool and other markets being present, a soca bu-
siness was done, and nearly the whetted that large supply found pur-
chasers, at primes a trine in advance of those recently quoted. sheep
and Lambs veld at trout 50. to 661. Ciders; About 25 btouglit to
market, quality generally good; a reedy sale, at prices ranging from
40. to sd. per lb.
EKETEIt, July 12.—A modern% supply of Beasts, with
bat rattier dull sole. Best fat lleef, Ps. to Se. 6d. per score. Store
Bullocks generally sold at late rates. A plentiful supply of Sheep;
fat wethers, 3d. to Sid. per lb.; ewes. Std. to sd. A much Lager
supply of Pork earanies thus List week, probably arced i. tied by tae
ensuing visit of the 'loyal Agricultural Amosuclon. Prices mottled
from tie. 6d. to 84. 4d. per wore.

YORK PRTIIR FAIIL—This antud line end Cattle fair
was held on Wednesday last, without Walmitate-lair. There was only
• very thin supply of Beasts, which appeared to meet with a very dull
market, at • shade less in price. A good show of Horses, and a fair
busizwes doing. Anything in the farming line appeared to meet
with • ready sale. However, the market altogether was of an ex-
ceedingly dull nature.

GLASGOW, July 11.—Our maiket this morning was not so
well supplied as last day. tkiles nary doll, sod pekes something stmt.
lar to those of last day. Best 0: Beef, Me.; second, 43e. to 475.;
Cows, Bulbs, and inferior Beasts, 4g.. to 42e. per cwt., sinking offal.
The Sheep market was well supplied with line aged redder.. Sake
dull, and rides similar to those of last day. Best aged Mutton, list.
d.second, 4 . to Sid. per lb. Ewes and inferior, 4d. to 4,d. per lb.
Waking o al. A large supply of Lambe, with dull sake. Prim. nom
3e. to lea each, according to weight and quality. Fed Wye. dull, at
from Me. to 4:a. rig*, from Ws. to SM. per cwt.