The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-19 00:00:00

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N,DDT.N. The bine Is coming along well, and I. clear. In
some plugs it in short, but all parts show every appearance of
• reel crop. There have been reveral acre. grobbral, but Owe
is about nn equal quantity of youeg acne coming Into
nation.- -Loork -Our h-its remain pere :Cy dean, but bare
not made much progresa upwards Mote lad week. The
heavy rain ere have had has no ilm.bt witted them.
—Sixarewoarn.-We continue growing, aril are very clean.
In
fact we may be ma idtred as berm fre• from vermin.—Tune
Si mom-The bine Is Improviser particularly in the hlckerarel growth.
1 he rain has done al good, and we are now looking forward to warm
nigh* when we shall do well.--ermusavarr.-We are improving
fast, and are very clear. The beautiful showers we have had
have done an immense deal of goal-- BRUME, -We
are going 'along very razor, and the weak bine hr
Improving fad. We are tolerably clear. There is a few ray
bat and there, but nothing le INDY, DA.—EAAT AND WV.? Marks
two.-We hare rather more fly and are getting a little lousy. The
cold nights have effected the bine.-The rain, however, has benefited
the hope, as well. the turnips, beans. peas, and every description of
coon.--EART awe Wr.NTFANl.Elo3l.—Tbrbhir is growing fast, and we
ar mach better than last week. The /Mowers hare done us a vast
deal of good.----Fameosn, June I_;.-The hap pi:ovations are very
much improved, and they all look clean, healthy, and free
from blight; they cannot present a more promising appasrance.
—Marna.% June 14. - Our garden+ are now looking very
verdant; the fly, Ern., ea some time has been an the deatam, and
the exceedingly heavy thunder-storm of M nday afterno n
thoroughly rinsed the bins, which are looking strong find
healthy, and have needy all mounted the poles.—Tiviaemor,
lune 14.-The hop blos continua going on well.--CIA+III3OOK,
June 12.-The hope advance very slowly, but they are very
clan. Yesterday we were visited with a thunder storm of
terrieo violence, which has completely saturated the earth and
destroyed what little vermin there was on the hops. Happily no
injury was done.--Wearriso, June 13.-The bops continue to pro-
gress most favourably, clear from all description. of vermin. At pre-
sent they seem to have everything their own way.—P.llMsean,
Jules 15 -The hops continue to grow rapidly ani are quite free from
fly.—ltarne, June IS.-The meson of the year is now arrived when
we ought to form same idea of what the hop plantations ought to
do. It must be oonsidered that, takif.fr the parish geiterel y, the
bine la good, perfectly free from fly or lice; niacin difileulty h.
been found to get the ground in a moderate degree of rultivatioa,
but the late heavy fall of rain has now done what was im.
possible to do beMre. Two slkillima per hundred has been paid for
ere ipplng.—tlairona, June 14.-There are some very goal gardens
in th ■ pariah, and others set well furnished with bine, but in a bad
state of eultivaticm, owiag to di • extreme dry weather, but free Mem
vermin.—lnscrmi.sm 13rede and I:filikore going on wall;
there Is much Improvement in the cultivation of the ground, and
the bine has a very healthy appearance; perfectly free from vermin.
—Yermatisr, June 15.-1 he fine showers we have had, and there last
ew warm days, have caused the hop limes to move from their late
Magaant mute and they now lock very healthy, and are throwing out
branches luxuriantly. A hop garden on Orem Ilawkwell Yarns
suffered owed .erahle damage on Monday last from the heavy rain
which fell there during the storm on tb 4 day. It drove the mould
cainpletely away to the width of JO or 40 feet, and it is supposed from
70 to too cart-loads of mould ware evre,it away.

WOOL.—Losnom.—ln colonial or foreign no baii-
nem has been done this week, and the market remains in a
very dull state. Arrivals are 2,000 bales colonial. The
English Weul t• ale continues vety dull, and prices of most
deectiptiuns are a abide lower. The next series .f sales are
declared to take place on the '22nd inst. Already 27,000 bales
em declared, whi• it quantity is expected ts be inerea ed
to 35,000 hales. The remelt of ,these sales is looked to with
great anxiety.
ANDOVEIt, June 17.—Terms are not improved, and mate.
rial Cbainget are unlikely to occur at present, the great annual
fair lure toting cleat at hand. The dl stocks are reported
to be lair, and the new clip superior.
Baahroun.—This has been a week of unusual dulness.
There was a small quantity submitted to auction, but the
biddings were of that spirithss character which has for so
low.; b -en manifested in the warehouses. The wet My mar-
kets at York and Pontefract tend is rather dimini,h the
prices here; and, altogether, trade isas bad as it well can be.
. . . . . .

LEICESTER.—There is but little doing in wools; farmers'
lots range trum 19s. to 21s , according to quality.
LIVERPOOL.-111e near approach of our salts by auction,
to take place this wet k, prevents anything beinv done by
private contract in alincst any elms of Wools. The result
will gives tone to our market. Imports for the week end-
ing June 17:—Foreign, 135 hales; previously, 43,382; total,
42,517. Scotch, 130 ; previously, 6,599 ; total, 6,744.
WINCHESTER, June 17.—Stap!ers and others are evidently
looking forward to Andover Great Market as an index to
future transactions. The downward terms prevailing are
principally as fellows :—Dawn Tegs, 10d. to 100. per lb. ;
Dawn Ewe and Lamb, 91. to Old. ; Dorset horn, 9J. to Old.;
D.voo, in yolk, 51d. to GI. ; washed, coarse, 7d. to Sd.

CATTLF, SMITHFIELD, Two o' Clock
The supply._ of Beasts is for the time of the year unusually
large, and of extraordinary steal quality. The damp
writhes is against the trade, and, the demand being limited,
rtduerd prices are submitted to; 4.. is quits the top
quotation fur choicest descripli ms. The number of Sheep
and Lambs is small, quite adequate, however, to the
demand, and no quotable advance is realised. There
iv rather more inquiry for Lamb, but at no more
money. We are plentiltt.ly supplied with Calves; trade is
very dull, and Friday'. quotati.na are barely supported.'
Trade continues st ady !or Pigs. From Holland s.e have
40.5 Beasts, 1,610 Sheep, and 112 Cuives ; from Spain, 100
S .ep ; (rem Scotland, 7CO Beasts; and a's.:sit 1,800 from
Norfolk snd Suffolk.
Per stone of 8114, a 6. s. d. Per does of 8105. v. A. 5.4.
Best Mats, flunked... 3 10 4 0 Best Ln..8.1.1f.-bds. ea. 0 0 0
11... t Short-h0rn....... 3 6 3 4 4 4 g
second quality Soule— 38 3 4 Po. do. Meru OO 0 0
Calves ......... 3 8 4 8' Eses =4l socond quality 3 0 4 0
Dna & Ilalf-brea. 4 8 6 0 Lambs ........ 6 0 6 0
limo. at market. 3.0.4): 80550 sad Lambs. 24,%3 Calve,, 331;
Plea. M.

APPLEIW.-13611MPTON HILL FAIR.—At thin fair there
was a great falling off in animals of all d-scriptions com-
pared wit.. the hot and former can, with the 'minks% of
Sheep, which were very plentiful, and of first-rate quality.
Cattle were not in so great demand, and prices on the de-
cline, with the exception of fat cattle, which were unusually
scarce, and were all brought up at good prices. The follow.
km is as nearly as possible a carrect state of the market :
Black faced Hog brought from 16s. to 18s., with a
brisk market; block faced seethe?", abiut 18s.; good
sale. Half-bred country Bogs, from 225. to 265.
a great many, and excellent demand. White faced
Hogs, 265. to 285.; Checks'. Hogs, from 245. to 275. Sheep
of all descriptions sold well, and very few was driven away
unsold. In country cattle there was a fair show, and an
unsually quantity of small yearlings. Hallbreil short-
horns brought from 4/. to 6/. ; a slow market and few pales.
Two-years-old short-horned Bullocks, from 61. to 91. Milk
Cows were scarce, and very deur. Two-years-old Heifers
were small, and mostly all sold. &etch and Irish Cattle
were in great quantities, end a great many were driven
away unsold. A great deal of stock, (Jr Fu mm r grazing
and for turnips, w..s bought to go north. There was a great
scarcity of aoutlt country job'itn, and the few who were
iirei.ent bought scry sparingly, in consequence, they said, of
prices being lower in the south.
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STAGAII•W BANK Fete.—At this fair the supply of fat
stock was rather large, and the demand for half-fat, owing to
the good pasturage in this and the atli,initig counties, was
good, at rather an advance of prices. Lean stock was also
easy to dispose of, as was Milk Cows. Sc,tch and Irish
stock may be said to have been rather dull sale, although in
the end the fair was pretty well cleared. GOA Horses met
ready sale, at high prices, whilst tho-e of an inferior descrip-
tion were a great drug.

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DUBLIN, June 15.—The Cattle and Sheep market to-day
was larger than most of the precding. Beef, now priori.
pally grass, sold from 4Cs. to 565. per cwt. off sink.
Mutton, shuttling*, 6d. to 7d. per lb. Veal, 7d. to 74d• ;
and Lambs, 15s. to 245. each, and the demand good. 'rho
supply of Pigs small and tooiffercnt. No change in prices,
nor much doing one way or the other.

GLASGOW, June 15.—At our market to-day there was
small attendance of buyers. Toere was, however, a fair
show of Cattle, the numbers being—Oxen 582, Sheep 536,
Limbs 926. Sales were exceedingly dull, and a good many
rattle left the market unsold. Bret Beef realised 525. per
cwt. ; second quality, from 460. to 50s ; Cow and infenor,
40s. to 455., sinking the dials. The demand for Sheep was
also dull : best white-faced sold at 61d. per lb. block-faced,
7d., rii.king the offals. Lambs sold a: from 12,. to 22a. each,
according to quality.

CORN.—MARK-LANE.—A very short supply of
English Wheat from Eases, Kent, and SutLlk was speedily
cleared off, at an advance of fully 2s. per qr. upon the rates
of Monday last. The finer sorts of foreign Wheat
must also be quoted le. to 2.. (Parer., but no
improvement could be realised upon the inferior deac•iptloee.
The arrival. of foreign Barley have b. en large during the
past week, and, the demwad being limited, prices have again
gives way Is. per qr. We h►ve aPo been litiaally supplied
with foreign Oats ; and this trade ruled dull, and rather
cheaper. Beans and Peas were also procurable on easier
terms.

BRITISH. 6.1 lip per QeWter
Waver, Imes and Kent, red 44 to 48 CO 50... White 44 to 32 to 54
Norfolk and Suffolk. 44 to 46 to 48... do 47 to 19 to 34
Talavera (haws or Suffolk
Comb. & Lin" red.-42 to 44 to 46 _white.— 44 to 48 to 50
Northumb. and dog& do.— to —... d 0...... to I.
Irish do
Itvw SO to 32
„ .....
BAuLar, Feeding. ...... to --distilling 37 to 29 to 32
Fee
—to Scotch. to
Brat Nauss. to
Oars, English Feed.. ...... 19 to 21 to Ils — to —s. Od
Data Polands ... 21 to 22 to 22s Id.. potato 3l to 26.,
Berwick & Scotch feed 22 to 230 lid...polsto 24 to 24.4 6tl
Irish feed l6 to 19s Id.. block.. l9 to 195 6d
Ditto potato .. 22 to 23s 6d
MALT 64 to 36 .flne, pole 67 to 60
PRAB, grey ............... .......... 33 to 117 s Od...maple 37 to 89
Blue 43 to 41—imperial 43 to 49
White 34 to 37 .boilese 37 to 39
Buss, Mange........... 26 to 30. .tlok
Harrow ..... ..... 30 to 33- small 32 to 34.. old n to 41
Tana, New Sp ing. —to —...new winter —.o —...aid —to
RAPNECILD, New 6O to 68
Drew, RAYS!. per thousand £1350. to £l2lox.

Funk, Town-made, delivered 42 to 46 ..fine Itoneibold 40 Vo 42
Norfolk and Ruffolk 36 to $4 'MN* -. .osto 10
Northumberland, Loyola, and Yorkahlre to
&meek and Kent —to Arial: - lo
FOREIGN.
WIIZAT, DIUItrIC Ind KMaiiiberi 60 to 64-12,0 56 to 58
Foments am, Roatoek, and Stalls; ...... 44 43 to 20
French and Brabant — to
Danish and Ilamburgh 4l 46 to 18
Rvaalan __ . 33 to 41.-Epplian....... to
V to 43

Danube ankolama

Spud= hsrd --.... —to —...sort .. ............. —to
Canadian —.... —to --Australian-- 20 to 36
Bra
Balam Feeding —....-
It to 26... distilling 23 to 29
INMAN CORN $0 to 33...Ipprzass to
QAT% PAM= ... l7 to 20
Po/unripe= and Stralsund — to
e n Dn
Swolln and alsh
_ . . ._. _ . ..... l6 to 22
' 4 10:1

Prim eland and Dutch feed
Leto Brew
Btu" tick. to —...obi. — is
@mall
EMU= 23 to 24 ..T055eny........ to
Pita grew to
*ldts —33 33 boners SS to 37
Tsui, old —to new —to —...largs ....... .... —to
Ltnassn, Baltic and Russian 3B to 40 to 44
Mediterranean sad Odom. to 42 to 46
Ransom —to ,fit
nd 41 to 46
Lsriaamo CArm.free of du
Immo Csiss, DsM and =on. X6 On 13s.
to E 9 Os.
800 111M411104 A 1011611112 fBM.t 1 X 9 10a

Eldon, American, per barrel of 1261ba ...... - 21 le V
Ountrlc and Hamburg— — IS —.
ran :a1ien...... • " IS is 211
Ercrch, per sack of 2,,,1ba. tree
AMU VALE DUO 1 ()NOON FROM Itth TO 1111 JUNE.
(be. knelieb. tame*. !nab. ',Tries.
1 112 i
bout ................ Lill ;TS 2.114,1
0.4+ ad Late
Your. 4,57 S seeks : 1,040 1,%0 vs.
Losoore Arsesose.—Wbeed, Na id.; Haft. Us. N. Cita,
22.. Id.; Beene, Ws. 10d.; Pas, UL M.