The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-20 00:00:00

COLONIAL WOOL 14L1S.

Matem 19. —The public sales of ooloDia and oiler
wool oomtotheed ou the26th all. and Semiarid this
The snivel,sines November were 38,300 balm; the qsvlt=
catalogued has, however entangled to 49,096 bales. via..
Sydney, 6,309; Port Phillip and Poetised Rey, 29,663 ;
Van Diernen's Lead, 1,179; South Australian, 1.606; New
Zeeland. 693 ; Swan River, 2; Cape of Good Hwy. 16.240 ;
total 40,006 bales—the 0101182, over the fresh arrivals. being
chiefly stood-hand Port Phillip, Sydney, sad ClllO. wool.
These ries have sot gooe off with mach spirit, and farmer
rats tor some deecriptices have riot bees maintained.
Part Phillip Wool formed the chief foram is tie present
WWI, comprising maoyflocks of the new clip, both oombsec
and dollars, mostly in unusually good condition. The
finest combseg descriptioos were or so eagerly reepeted for
ea formerly, the present demand running moss as the middle
and low qualities for home as wallas foresga coesuseptioo, and
the prior realized have in coesermsooe bees 2d., and is some
Matances, 21d. lower ; this reduction hes sot been without
projudiMal iofluence on the middleend low qualities, but only
to a very moderate extent Sonar descriptions ruled Id. to
lid. lower. On the other head, the wools is the grease, et
which some were remarkably good, sold fully op to late Milk
Svdoey.—These wools, of which a largequantity was areas&
hind, sold somewhat irregular—on so &erre, however, they
commanded within a trifle of the rare of last Anger aril
September, current previously to the speculator* stasis.From Adelaide only one vessel arrived in tiros he those
saes, bringing 809 bales, partly scoured, partly wool. is the
grease, the latter, if soy criterion, promises well for the
new clip, both in respect of quality and comlitioo, a.e., an
regards price, former rater having been freely paid. Vas
lbentee's lend and New ZeMand sold without alteration ;
amongst the former were several parcels of • in wool, a blob
were freely competed for, chiefly for tLe &noel trade.
Caps wools comprised a tiara assortment ; there was a
good supply from the western district.; the large,. proper-
Goo of these sold from 1.. 6d. to 2s. 066. the
presser occasioo ruled for most descriptions more in favour
of buyers than last sales. Of iamb wool the imply ban
been very indifferent, many, owing to early sbeareg, being
too short in staple for general purposes, The Port Phillip
lambs are likewir becoming wry defective from s great ire
termilture of the Leicester breed ; sale. we
be taken to keep the Leicester apart fr.. 1., the
Her,, the wools most stiffer in prsre tritesiorly.
Prices haws boos mastitis''', but with a !erre
supply, easier rates may be expected, the demand wrung
more restricted than formerly. The armada:los of forreige
buyers was ler numerous, more especially from Belgium
sod the Rhenish provides. To their abeence—occasioesi
partly by reported Ladner of trade, partly by their having
supplied their requirements from the wools sold In Mader.
dam on the 24th sod 25th February—the somewhat shier
price of Cape wool is mainly attributable. A mood/treble
quautity of wool has been bought op French account, chiefly
Port Phillip combing and Sydney clothing. Tba greater
portion of the Cape wool has gone for home coesomptiee,
although a large quentity of the scoured has bete ti.k. u for
shipmate to Germany. Tb. Best Wee will probe 1.4 com-
mence in six weeks' time, 49,109 Wee new wool having
already arrived, of which 27,666 Was sae Pert Phillip, and
12,993 Wee Adelaide. The quantity of sundry deseriptieme
was ea follows:-1.637 baatOdans Miriam 90 halter kilter
brookwashed, 426 bales Spanish, 166 bale &wow Ayres.
1,205 bales sundriee—totaL 3,592 boles. The Odessa soar
barely supported tbscooelaateir retro. November; the lowest
(Fades ally were la postslidsosed far be esensay-
Sim, and without the aseistance the followers, wb,, were
the chief buyer, the quantity brought forward could sot
have boon moved off without a farther reductiee.— Irma
the circular of Main. It butter and Lion.)

SUDDEN DEATH i.e A. OrEICEIt AT MET-Morn,.
—A painful sensation was calmed in Portsmouth. .11 Wed-
nesday evening, by the sudden death of 40 ether r is the
street. It appears that Lieut.-Colosel J. N. Weems.
C. 8., of the Royal Marine Artillery, was aiming to heir.
mouth from Soutbsea, accompanied Ey two other geLtlerese.
end ow arriving stir the loser guard heave, et the Kim
Walism pis, hs complained of sudden pais is the aide, and
soak down upon the stonework supporting the Woo palisades
the governor's grace. Moline' aid wee ptstspthe
skhirj bat the gallant °flier espired almost innuadiatelyt
lad the body was removed in a cab. It is supposed thee
'Ludt resulted from disease of the heart, but the Lone&
corms, will wake an official *airy this main.
Importing tea without colour cui the leaf pro-
vests chm..e passing ol! itgerloe frown 1014,04 14 u 11110
twist Wade. HonitioriCe Tea b anoolossed tbsenfot• slump
good suE.. 4.4,1 tu periwig by LIN sipers.--(Adversomassi. I

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P)ur.--Coaductor. Yr. A. Henan. - Commence at 7.

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