The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-06 00:00:00

Gagraseys, 171. to 221.; store Bulletining& Barmen about
the same ea last week. Butchers' Calves, 41d. to 6d. per
lb. A Lege supply of Sheep; fat Wethers, 60. per lb.
Limbs, Sid. to 7d.
HIABIFOILD Fars, JOLT I.—The supply of Cattle wee
not larger than usual; the demand fer fresh Beasts was
rather brisk ; fat animate realised about 61d. In the Sheep
lair, the number of atores in offer greatly exceeded any-
thing we have witnessed for some time, and though large
numbers were gold, the sellers were more numerous than
the purchasers; the value of store Sheep wee, therefore,
something lower than it has been of,late. Fat Sheep, shorn,
sold at 61d. per lb. Lambe, 7d. Store Pigs were in
abundant supply, and could not be disposed of, except at a
depreciation ia value. In the Horse fair there were the
ewe motley animals good Hacks and draught Hones
reaixtained their high ;slue.
Noserica JULY 3.—Our market exhibited a very large
show of Scot:, Shorthorns, Devons, and Irish, with fresh
arrivals of Dutch cattle. The day being the finest for the
hay harvest during the week, few buyers were present; the
trade wag consequently very dull, and a great portion of the
Besets remained unsold. It may be as well to observe that,
with such numbers, there can be but little chance of a good
market. Fat Basses a smell show, and trade firm; for Scots,
Pa. 6d. to 95.; Shor•herns, 81. 3d. to la. 6d. per stone of
141 be., with a nannies. The Sheep pens were well Blind;
prime Lambs were quickly sold, et from 30• to 325. per
head; middling, 22e. to 285.; poor sod ordinary, 18a. to 205.;
keeping Sheep, 82s. to 38e. ; fat Sheep, 8.. 6d. to 9s. per
atom ; ewes, of ell ages, both wares and dear. At the close
nearly a clearance was made of all kinds. Good store Pigs
from 18s. to 265. per heed. Fat Port, 7s. 3d. to 75.6 d. per st.

SWINDON, JULY s.—Heifers sold at 141. to 151. ; Stock
Calves from 21. to 11. each ; some pens of Devon couples
reached 70s. ; Tegs, 555. to 58$. each ; good stock Lambs, 30s.
to 365. ; Pip went at a trifling advance.

Fa Yowlerslees Markets .e. last pap.

SHIPPING.

MAILS Ausrvzo.—Dublia, 3; Waterford, 2; Donaghadee,
1 ; French, 1; Flanders, 1; Hamburg, 1 ; Lisbon, 1.
LONDON, July 6.—Wind this day at noon, W. by 8.,
light breeze and sultry weather.
Diu, July 6.—8. to 8.E., light—Arrived Mary Lang,
Bandana Arrived from the river : Bolivar, St. Vincent
Horatio, Quebec
=sr OLD HEED or KINBALN, Jay 28.—Lyra,
CIOOKILLVIN.—NaIad, Montreal ; Effingham, New-
'iformarind.
litsanuca, : litsaa, (babe°.
Wansuutrourr. July 4.—Bailed: Ayrshire, Quebec.
PLYMOUTH, July 6.—Variable.—Arrived: Lady ot the
Labs, Porto Rios.
Ow PENZANCE, July 4.—Cynthia, Bt. John's, New-
trusdland.
Orr TORBAT, Jane 30.—Forager, St. John's, N.B.
Orr TUE NEEDLLE, July b.—Talbot, New York.
BOOTHLYTTON, July 5.—S. by W.—Arrived; Achillte,
Constantinople.
Ports tOUTH, July 6.—S.S.E. toW.S.W.—Sailed: North-
umberland, New York.
Orr TIEN LIZARD. July I.—Atlas, Matanzas.
Cowan, July 6.-8. to B.W.—Arrived Ellen Prunes,
Havannah.

On Moincea BAT.— Olinda, Sydney.
BELFAST, July 4.—The Sea King (m.), front Liverpool ;
and the Athlone (it), from Dublin, both for this pert, run
on shore on New Inland this morning, daring a fog. Pao-
mom and crew raved.
ICIMICSAIDOX (Dotom), July 4.—The Arthur, of Ply-
mouth, from Newport to Boston, Mena on the rocks off
amok, to-day, but got off, apparently without damage.