The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-23 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL & MARKETS.

Weear,

_
flwedieb End Daaisi
Fri sod Dutch feed Di to 2t
Dino 1hreW»....... 2l to 28..Jm4—..-.. — is
Ass, tick. to —...01d. — to
Small to —...01d to
Erinallo 23 to 24.-Tua05ny........ to
Pug, Fey
Waite —ua 33. boilers ... SS to 37
Tea., old —to new —to --large ..... .. —to
Lyman. Baltic and Madan se 6 40 to 44
Mediterranean and Odessa.
IlAranko to —..hampered 42 to 48
RArESEED OAK, free of duty, per tom. 4.: 3 10s. to is 5155.
Lissa. CAKES, Dutch and German...., B 6 Os. to 1: 9 Os.
Ditto French and AOSMICSII £ A 105.t0 f 9 10,
nova, American, per barrel of 196th.. 23 to 27
Duntrie and Hamburg
Canadian
French, murk of 2901b5., tree — to
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 19th TO 23rd JUNE.
Qr. Enaliah. Scotch. Iriab. Poi grit.
Wheat I 3120 I
14310
4470
Oat*
Mot. 3,490 seeks; barrel,. Malt, 5,010 qrs.
LONDON MILKAOSS.—Wheat, Oa. lid. ; Barley, 335. 3d. ; Oat*,
21..8d.; Beams, 245. 2d.; Peas, 37a. 3d.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Two o'Clock.—There appears to be still some un-
certainty hanging over the payment of the half-
year's dividends on the French 3 per cent. mutes,
which are now due, and should be in
course of pay ment. The apprehensions on this
head, are perhaps, principally founded on the
very reduced amount standing to the credit of the
Treasury on the last weekly balance-sheet published
by the Bank of France. It must be remem-
bered, however, that the receivers-general are
always holders, in a greater or less degree, of govern-
ment funds, in their capacity of receivers of taxes,
and, therefore, that they may furnish the necessary
supplies of me ley.
We have rather a more active market this morning
in the funds, but with prices a shade worse then yes-
terday. The Bank broker has been purchasing
Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., and Reduced also, it
is said. A speculative sale of 30,000/. Corbels, at 831
for the opening, excited some attention, but does not
appear to be followed by other larger operations of
the same character. We quote Consols now at
931 to for the opening. Reduced Threes are 831,
to 4. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 814 to 1.
Exchequer Bills, 378. to 40a. premium. Bank Stock,
191 to 3.
The foreign market continues to Fe depressed by the
unfavourable character of all the political intelligence
from the Continent. Although prices nominally re-
main unaltered, the dealings are rare and in-
considerable. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents.
remain 421 to 31 ; the Fours, 631 to 41.
Russian, 88 to 91. Spanish Fives, 111 to
12 ; the Threes, 221 to 4. Passive, 2; to 31.
Portuguese, 16 to 17. Mexican, 161 to 17. Brazi-
lian, 66 to 9. Peruvian, 30 to 2. New Grenada, 12
to 13. Venezuela, 15 to 18. Deferred, 4to 5.
The advices from Hamburg, of the 20th instant,
report that bills on London, Amsterdam, and Frank-
fort were in demand ; money still abundant, but little
doing in stocks and railway shares.

ENOLIeII FUNDS.
Bark Stock, 191 3
3 per Ct. Red. Alma, 831 4 3rper' C'eenCT:.n..l.4lte- 33"
3 per CL Cons. Anne.. !dell Extdiequer 74. to Cavern.
1. ORE! t)l4 FUN Di.
5 per Ct. Aurtrlan Boni, 1 per Cont. OPIIIZAIA Ado., 12 13
44 per Ct. Wig. Boats. 58 62 Oreaula Deferred MD., 21
21 Per Cent ditto, 30 5 b per Cc Mexican. 1848. 184 17
8 per Ct. Dentin.. 11d.i.. CO Bµ:r CL Peruvian kket., 38 5
Ditto New. 73 8 Portrugert Cony. Hda, :414 17
3 1
WiteotChilinninASr 7t
la, 74111" 28
3 LIU. Bpanislz
Ditto Column. Def. Ha, 3 per CL Slaizian 11,18. :21
ColeabLvz Lquador If 24 Spaniah Deferred lidz..--
3 per Ct. Dani.a IZ 7 Ditto, PassiTe ND. 21 38
21 per CL Dutch )1d4., 42f 34 2 iwr Cl. Venezue,ltoz , 15 18
4 tweet. Dutch Corte.. 638 44 Venezuela Deferred Das.. 4

RAILWAYS.—Our market is exceedingly heavy, '
and prices generally lower than yesterday, which
may be attributed to the large issues of new guaran-
teed by some of the old companies.
SALES EFFECTED 1/P TO TWO 71118 DAT IN LONDON.
( Yesterday's prices willbs found in last pee.)
Arab.. Not., Boehm, & E. in., 1 Lcm. & N. Western, 1181
Bristol & Exeter, 51 5 Do. New, 21 1
Buckinghamshire, 3/ d Ito. Fifth", 66 6
Caledonian, 301 30 Do. lot. eh., M. & 8., C, 3
E. Ang.,25/..L&E. & L.& D, 611 London and 8. Western, 464
Do.' a., E. & 11., 41 Midland, 99/ 8
E. Counties, 14 131 Do. 501. Cons. Prof., 71
Do. New, 6 per Cent, 3 Do. Cons. Britt. & Bina. 6 per
Do. Ext.. Na. 2, 1 d Cent..ll7
Do. North. & East 5 per Ct, 51 North British, 211
F.. Union. C. & E., Guar. 5 per N. Staffordshire, sj 1
Cent., 211 Oxford, Worceet, &'Wolv., 271
E. Lincolnshire, 201 Shrewsbury& Birmingham, A, 3
Great S. & W. (Ireland), 21 Do. do. B, 11
Great North of England, 2301 South Devon, 17
Great Western, 05 South Eastern, 24
Do. Halves, 48 7 Do. Thirds, Na. 4, 51
Do. Fifths, 19 York, Newcastle, & Ber., 311 I
Lan. & Yorkshire, 72 Do. Orig. Newc. & Ben. 301 30
Do. Qr., 13 Do. Ex. No. 1 (York &Newc.),
Do. Fifths, 7 17/
Do. Thirds, (Reg.), 61 Do. No. 2 (N. & B.). 111 /
Do. Newds.
Guar. 6 per Cent, 21 Do. G. N. E. Pm., 81 I
Do. W. R. U., 21 Namur and Liege, 24
Leeds and Thin & Prof. 6 per Parte and Rotten, 1
Cent., 1/ Sambre &Meuse, 3
Lon., Brig., and 8. Coast. POI
LIVERPOOt. 8 iLES, inns 22.
Birk ,lan., & Ches.(lnte C. & B.), Man., Sheff., and Lin., Bate Great
131 1 Grimsby and Sheffield Qrs.,
Do. 221. eh, 61 d 51. 3e. Od. d
East Lancostdre New eh., 71 d Midland, 99
Great Northern, 91 ti Do. Cons. B. & Derby, 741
Lane. & Yorksh. (late M. and L North Britieh Thirds, 21 d
Fifths), I/ d North Union, 201
Lori. & North Western, 120 S. E. & Dom New No. 4, 21 3 d
Do. New Qrs, 4 p York, New., and Ber. (O. N. E.
Do. Qrs., A. and Bo 14 P nu b i P
MANCIIESTEM SALES, Jess 22.
Eastern Counties. 141 Man., She., & Line. Qrs. No 1,
Lan. and York. 321. late Ex., 71 51 d
5.16 el Do. Sleet and Line., 91 d
Do., W.R. Union, 31 d North Staffordshire, 2 11.16 d
Lon. and N. Western M.& B. Qta. S. E. and Dover, No. 4, 21 d
(A & B), 11 p
LEEDS SALES, ices 22.
E. Lancashire New, 71 d Lon., Bright, & 9. Coast Pref.,
Leeds and Think, 22 d 24. p
Great Northern, 91 d
YORK SA 9, J Nene. and Berwick New, 11 p
on. 22.
Gt. Northern, Si. Ille. York., Newe ,&Ber. Ext., No. 1,
Lane. and York. Pref. guar. 6 per 171 17
Cent., la P&P Do. G. N. E. Pura, 81
N. British Ors, 41

COALS.—HaIf-past Two. —Bate's Hartler,l4s. 6d.;
Buddlen West Hartley, 14.. 9d. ; Can's Hartley, 14s. 9d, ;
Eden Main, 14s 6d.; Hasting's Hartley, 14s. 9d. ; Walls
End Bewicke and Co., 14s. 3d.; Walls End Braddyll's
Hatton, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, Its. 3d. Walls
End Hatton, 16a. ; Walls End Stewart'', 16s. ; Wall. End
Tees, 16s.—Ships at market, 132.

PRODUCE—MINCING-LANE, Half-past Two.—
The Sugar saves, which consist 01130 hhds. Barbadoes, 5,000
bags Mauritius, 1,500 bags Bengal, and 1,000 bags Madras,
are progressing steadily. Refined has improved 6d., and
standard quality difficult to buy at 5514—Coffee : The small
quantity offered in public sale was chiefly bought in at high
prices.—Saltpetre has gone off heavily in public sale, and the
last sale's prices scarcely sustained ; retraction 31, bought in
28s. 6d. ; refraction 11 to 131, sold 265. 6d.—Rice sold at a
shade decline ; Madras cargo, 7s. to is. 6d.; pintry, white,
Bs. ; good white Bengal, bought in no. to 12s.—Pepper con•
tinues dull.—The demand for Rum continues suspended.—
Cotton, dull.—Cloves sold heavily, at 61d. per lb.—ln other
articles no alteration.

TALLOW.—Delivery up to last night, 734 casks.
Demand good. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 45a, steady ;
October to December delivery, 435. 6d. to 44c ; separate
months' delivery, 445. 3d. to 44.. 6d.
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HOPS.—Boitouen M
and Smith report that the I
done continue to come rum
quence hu advanced to 195,(
dull state, at the following p 1
New Mldt L. Bettie 2t. 10 to 48.11
Weald of /Lents 2 1) to 3
Boom 9 10to3 I
Witruhams 4 oto 5

r.--Iklessre.

—•
ants from the Hop plants-
le, and the duty in coast-
; the market is in a very

met*:
10 Yearling Ilentap.cat. 21 sto 21.16
5 Yearling Sussex 2 6to 2 12
0 Old H0ge......... 1 otol 15

SKEIS.—LEADKNHOLL, June 23.—Hideo, 661bs.
to 641158, lid. to lid. ; 641bs. to 72165., 14d. to lid. ; 721 b.
to 8016., lid. to 2d.; 8016. to SSlbs., 14d. to 2d.;
881bs. to 96165., 2d. to 244. Horse Hides, Ss. Calf Skins,
2s. to 4s. 6d.
DEnnoNnsie, June 23 —Thdf-breds, Os. to Os. Od.Downs,
Os. Od. to Os. Od. Lambs, Is. 41. to 2s. 24. Sheulins, 7d.

CORN.-MARK-LANE.-The supplies of English and ROYSTON, June 21.-Wheat trade imrove and an ad-
foreign Wheat have been moderate during the week; but lance of ls. per load Ras maintained. AU proved orn on sale,
Ole market, nevertheless, has ruled dull to-dsf, at the ratn except Barley, sold on better terms. Wheat, 251. to 31.. per
of " ' - ' r - ~a vecepts of English Barley have lOad• parley, 24e, to 30e. per e.r. Oats, 18s. to 265.
been very tonsil, but from abroad they have been Tv_ ~r• Siteerrema, June 20.-In consequence of the fair to-day
large, and, the demand being tri!lioB in the extreme, sales little or no business was done in grain. Wheat is le. per
could only be effected in a retail we:• at a reduction of fully load dearer. Other articles nominal. Wheat, red, 111 s. to
p,,,,•eeded slowly at old, 19e. tonew.to 17s. Peso, 14s. to 18.. Barley,
lc per qr. The arrival of foreign 0.!.1 since Monday cx- 21s. per load. ; white, 20.. to 224. Rye, Ils. to 15s. Bsans,
teed 30,000 qrs., and bales of this article
an abatement of fully Iv.
13fUTISH.
Beans and Peas dull at previous quotations. BTOCKTIRIDOK June 22.-A fair supply et' all kinds of
per gr. from that day's rates. 30e. to 31s. per qr. Oats, 20s. to 265.
Ti. following on,
_lfonday's quotations: grain. best red Wheat is to be reported at from 111. 10e. to
e. 0.. us ow.", 121. les. per load of 5 qrs.; secon.!ary qualities, 101. 15s. to
• " to 52 as 14
Waxer, run and lint, red Ili
48 to 50... white, ,•- ss to 34 111. 10s. Barley is worth from 30,. to 3.15. per qr. Oats,
Norfolk and Suffolk. 46 to 45._ do 47 to , • best Poland', 4211 w. to 441bs, per bushel in weight, selling at
Beans, brat, 41s. to 435.; teems... TT 51377P1e1, 354. to 373-
Waves& (Fate: or Su lb ,
C4o,NmelLiit Lin.b....dred.s.x..y.
do.
-44toto_46.:wdohite.-.......
_44
wto
_:II3
tr.,'
_RI" 25, L'Ll.. to 2-s'. 6d. per qr.; sweet fe" "Os to 235, 6,:j_
....,,, t .
- t.
Irish do -to . do.. -to- to - Peas le. less ; but lit to trade doing.
nen so to 32
&WIT, Feeding. to _
.4t,,tatioir 17 to 29 to 32 Svocarox-ox-Tisze, June 21.-The weather is now more
Irish -to - „gootob,.. -to - settled; yesterday and to day it has been hot and forcing.
BUCK WR/AT -to - We continue to receive good supplies of Wheat from abroad,
Poland' ,21 to 22 to 228 gel-potato 23 to 26s 6d
OATS, Ruttish Feed if to 21 tolls 6cl .black„ -to-a Od but the coating arrivals are small. Our market this morn-
Dittomoderatelysupplied s *th Wheat from the
Berwiek Se Scotch lead 22 to Us 6d...= 24 to 24s 84
Irish feed l6 to Ilki 6d..
grow as
The high rates demanded at the commencement
Ditto potato 32 to 23. 6,2 checked business, but the whole was ultimately cleared off
BiLLT 34 to 36 floe, pals 57 top at an advance of ls. to 21 per qr. on the rates of this day
Paw, grey 35 to 37e Od maple 37 te 39 week. In South country and foreign a fair extent of bust-
Blue
White 34 to 37 boilers. 37 to 33 Oats and Beans without change. Flour remains unaltered.
BEANP, 51svagan. 26 w 30. Ala 3O to 32...01d 37 to 39
P
Harrow 30 to 3g
...al 32 to 34...t00 39 to 41 Prices:-British : Wheat, per qr., of 631 b. to the bushel,
Tsass, New Spring -to -...new winter - ,-...01d -to - Durham and Yorkshire red, 46.. to 521. ; white, 51s. to 565. ;
Itsrainizt., New
LINSMO Cum, per thousand
Fume, Tovrn-made, delivered 42 to 46... fine household It to 47 new, i. to 333. Peas, boilers, 366 n to 40s. Flour per
Norfolk and Suffolk 36 to 38 .white 39 to 40 sack of 28011 w., tine, 365. ; tette, 375.; superfine., 395. to
Northumberland, Lincoln, and Yorkshire -to -40 e. per qr. Oatmeal, 341, per sack of 2801 M. ; Scoteb, 335.
Susses and Kent -to ...Irish -w - 3,55. per qr. Foreign : Wheat, per qr. of 631 be. to the
FOREIGN. bushel, Rostock. Wismar, and Stralsund, 51e. to 53e. per
Dentate and Konigsberg... 50 to 34 .fine 56 to 55 qr. ; Hamburg and Stettin, 50s. to 535.; holstein and
Pomeraneso, Rostock, sad Stettin, 44 49 to 30 Danish, 470. to 525. ; Polish, Odessa, 475. Barley, grinding,
French and Brabant -t° - 232. to 25.. Outs, Dutch, Brew, and Priesltnti. 221. to 245.
Daiish and Hamburgh Beans, ticks,
325. to 3Fs. Peas, boiling, 365. to 40s. Ryernesl,
Russian ss
.41 .Egypti. 4l 4_6 L, 6.6
Danube and Odessa
Spanish hard -to -...wit -to - bond, 28s. to 360. ; white, 32a. to 40s. Imports during the
Canadian. -to -...Australian 5O to 56 past week ; Wheat, coastwise. 530 qrs. ; foreign, 1,590 gra ;
Rea - Barley, coastwise, 50; Oats, 10.
BULL,. Feeding 22 to 26. distilling 25 to 29
honor Cons sow 33. 2,7,,,L00 -to - UXBRIDGE, June 22.-A short market. Wheat a dull
Oar, RUMLIII
= to i ley in limited demand. pats are held for higher rues. Peas

J manse ; and Beans Is. per qr. cheaper.
Woextnotox, June 21.—At to.day's market there was
very little businm done in grain, and prices the turn lower.
Wheat, 20s. to 235. Barley, Ils. Oats, 8.. 3d. to 9.. 6d.
per Carlisle bushel.
LIMERICK, June 21.—There were only a few loads of
Wheat at market this day, Prices tame as our last. Best
white Wheat, 161 d. to 171 d. ; best red, 151 d. to 160, per
stone. During the week there has been a large arrival of
breadstuffs from abroad, principally Maize. The trade
bought freely, at prices 10s. to 15s above last week's rates,
and the deliveries are principally from on board ship. No
accumulation of stocks. Our prices are not equal to our
neighbours' in Cork; therefore we expect but few vessels So
come round from thence, and some confidence seems to exist
that present prices may be maintained for the neat six
weeks. Oats have bran in large demand for Meal for home
consumption. Barley the tame. Wheat has been held for
higher prices, without leading to business. The weather is
beautiful, and every appearance of a good crop of grain and
potatoes. Prices current:—lndian Corn, per ton, 91.25. 6d.
to 9!. 109. Wheat, per 28011,.., 2gs. to 30'., or 50.. per qr.
Oats, per 1961155., 12a. to 12s. 6d. Barley, per 2241 be., 14s. to
053. Rye Meal, per' 71. to 71, ss. Indian Meal, p- • ton,
. _

ltye ?deal, 1.- ton, 71. to 71, fis. Indian Meal, per w.
91. 51. to 101. Indian Meal, per barrel, 15s. to 16s. Fl. Oats,
prima samp.es, lid. to 111 d. per stone. Barley, grinding,
9d. to 101. ; malting, 11d. to Is. per atone.
Warsaronn, June 21.-Our market since Saturday hu
been moderately supplied with farmers' Wheat, which finds
ready buyers at last week's prices. Barley and Oats un-
altered in value. Flour is saleable at an improvement of 6d.
per sack. In Indian Corn no change.
EDINAVROH, June 21.-The supply of Wheat from the
growers at market this morning was larger than for the last
few weeks; the trade ruled dull, and to effect a clearance a
reduction of Is. per qr. had to be submitted to. The &mend
for foreign was not so extensive as last week, but holden are
firm, and the finer descriptions were fully es dear as on this
day se'nnigbt. There was but little Barley offering, and its
value remains nominally unaltered. Oats met a very dull
sa'e, at a decline of Is. per qr. from the rates of this day
week. Beans and rem in limited demand, and rather
cheaper. Wheat, top, 595., average 51s. lid.; Barley, top,
365. 6d., average, 35a. 2d. ; Oats, top, 255. 4d., average,
235. Id.; Beans, top, 265., average, 341. 3d.
GLASGOW, June 21.-Tbe imports to the Clyde since this
day week are 540 qrs. Wheat, and 2,777 hrls. Flour, from
Canada, the fiat arrival of the season; and 1,460 qrs. Oats,
and 680 loads Oatmeal from Ireland; the supplies, rid
Grangemouth, are all coastwise, and consist of 1,005 qrs.
Wheat, 1,555 qrs. Barley, 1,100 qrs. Oats, 400 qrs. Beans and
Peas. and 1,110 sacks Flour. There has been a fair retail
sale for Wheat during the week, and prices of fresh qualities
have been well sustained. Meiling Oats have been held for
full prices, which has rather checked demand, and given a
more free sale to Oatmeal, at late rates. Flour bee brought
rather better prices. Barley remains dull. All other articles
are without change. The weather these few days has been hot
and forcing. Hay-cutting has commenced in this district
under favourable prospects, and the Wheat plant is partially
in ear. At this day's market, which was thinly attended,
there was wily a limited business done in Wheat and Oats
fresh descriptions of the former, being scarce, brought about
6d. advence, the latter were rather easier to purchase.
Sack and barrel Flour were fid. dearer. Oatmeal steady.
Barley was again 6d. lower, with a slow sale. There
was a fair inquiry for Indian Corn and Corn Meal.
Sales made of the former at 19s. to 198. 6d. per 2801bs.
for yellow, and of the Meal, at about 14s. 3d. per
brl. The present prices are :-Wheat, per 240 lb., English,
white, old, 265. to 265. 6d. ; new, 255. to 265. 6d. • red, old,
245. to 258. ; new, 245. to 250.; Scotch, White, old,
25e. to 265.; Irish, red and white, old, 235. to 245. 6d.;
new, 22a. 6d. to 235. 6d. ; Dantuic, old, Vs. to 28e. • Pome-
ranian, old, 255. to 265. ; new, 265. to 265. 6d. ; Danish, old,
245. to 2.55. ; new, 245. to 2.55. ; Odessa, soft, old, 235. to
245.; Russian, hard, old, 21s. to 228.; Canadian, old, 23e.
to 21. ; United States, old, 241. to 255. Barley, per
3201 b., Berwick and Scotch, new, 220. to 235. 6d.• 'nab.
new, 21s. 6d. to 225.; Pomeranian, &c., new, 22e. M
235. Oats, per 2641b5.. Irish, Wexford, &c., new, 16e.
to 175.; Limerick, &c., new, 17s. to 182.; extra,
prepare, new,lBs.6d.; foreign,ltinsian,old, 15s. 6d. to 16e. ;
Danish, 15s. to 16s. Beans, Irish, per 2601ba., new, 17s. to
18s.; Egyptian, per 2801 be.. old, 13s. 6d. to 14s. Peas,
per 2801b5., white, old, 18s. to 19s. • grey, 178. to
18s. ; Canadian, old, 17s. 6d. to 188. Flour, per 280Ibe.
English, super., old, 425. to 42a. 6d.; Irish ditto, old, 40a.
to 41e. 6d.; tine, old, 37a. to 38s. 6d.• extra choice qualities, old,
425. to 445.; American, per bind, sweet, old, 2.415. to
295. ; Canadian, sweet, old, 28s. to 28s. 6d. ; sour, old, 24e.
to 265. Oatmeal, per 2801b5., Irish, common, cut, new
295. to 305. Indian Corn, per 2801b5., 18e. 6d. to 19s. 6rf.
Indian Corn Meal, per barrel, I4s. to 14s. 6d.

CATTLE, &c.—SMITHFIELD, Twe Clock.—We
have to-day a very large supply of Beasts, and trade for
them remarkably slow. Although a choice Scot may have
made 45., this cannot be quoted as a fair average for best
qualities. There is also an increased supply of Sheep and
Lambs, with a very limited demand; u nday's quotations
are with difficulty supported. The number of Calves
is unusually large ; trade is eacesaively slow, at a reduction
of fully 2d., and in many instances 4d., per Sibs. Pigs are
plentiful, and meet with a dull sale. From Holland, we
have 175 Beasts, 890 Sheep, and 274 Calves ; from Scotland,
600 Beasts ; and about 150 milch Cows from the Home

Counties.
Per atone of Mo. a d... 4. Per doss of 13ba. a. e. ad.
1344 Beets, Ilerefoeds 3 6 3 1 Bat Don It 111.-bds. 86. 0 0 0
Best Bbotaborus 3 6 3 8061. Loos w 001........ 4 4 4
Second quality BCII4 2 6 3 Do. de. ghera 0 0 0
Calves
Pks . _ .
Beat Des. 1111111111 l 48 5 Lambs
Beasts at market. 1.%9 Matey and Lomb.. 12,050: Cahn. 733:
Pip, 310.
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LiacoiN, June 21.—T0-day there was a very good sup-
ply, both of Beasts and Sheep. The prices were, for Mutton,
6d. to bid. per lb. Beef, 7s. to 7s. 6d. per stone.
ROTHEILKA3I, June 19.—The supply of both Beasts and
Sheep was large, and of a superior quality, there being more
than two hundred from the north. The attendance of buyers
ruled dull until late in the day, when the following quota-
Lions were forced to be submitted to, and nearly a clearance
was made. Beef, 6s. Gil. to 7s. 3d. per stone. Mutton, 6d.
per lb. Cattle, 296 ; Sheep, 2,970.
SALFORD, June 21.—We were again well supplied with
stock ; a good number of Beasts from Yorkshire and Cum-
berland were at market, and the quality good ; Sheep only
in moderate supply. The demand for Beef and Mutton much
as last week, and prices unchanged. Lambs in great plenty,
and prices fully id. per lb. lower.

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Bata.vnav JUNE FAlL—This fair was very largely sup-
plied with every article usually offered for sale. There was
an evident slackness in business, as regards the cow fair;
although many remained unsold, a great number changed
hands, Beef stock selling from 101. to 171. ; good stores, from
71. 10s. to 101. ; middling, from 61. 5!. to 71.; mulch rattle
sold rather dull, ranging from 51. to 121. 12s. The Horse
fair was well supplied as to quality and number; but few
sales were effected. Sheep were in great numbers, but few
were sold, and even these at low prices.
• •

EDINBURGH, June 21.—The number of cattle sho-.n was
smaller than last week, being 450, or 548 lees. The demand
was very dull, and prices somewhat lower, but not so muck
as might have been looked for from the limited nature of the
demand. Top price, Bs. per Ditch stone; current, from 7s.
to 7s. Gd. ; inferior, 6s. to Gs. Gd.; a great numbes were left
unsold. The number of Sheep and Lambs was 2,170. Tha
demand for both was exceedingly languid, and prices conse-
quently lower—the price of Sheep lower by 2a. Gd., and
Lambs by 2s. a head. A great many of both unsold. Top
price of best Hylton, 6d. per lb.; current, sd. to 51d. Top
of Lambe 225.• ' current for good sorts, from 16s. to 20s. ; infe-
rior, down to 124. a head.
Mute or ORD hisexer.—This monthly market, owing
to the rainy weather, was, on the first day, thinly attended;
and scarcely any business was treuisseted. The weather
proving more auspicious on the next day, more beasts were
shown, and several lots were disposed of at a decline in
prices, occasioned by the fall in the southern maikets, par-
ticularly that of Dumbarton, where stock sold at from five
,sy g ~,
to seven per cent. below the prices of A , lot of
three-year-old crosses sold at 141. 3e. erlMl lei.
a-head were asked in the former part of ably. A lot Of
two-year-old Heifers were purchased st i 2 . The pnncipal
part of the business seemed confinelbhe Highland Cates.
One lot of two-year-olds from Applemeelg; which were greatly
admired, and for which 61. 10s. were' sought, were sold at
6 guineas. The show of Sheep was insignificant, and they
were of an inferior description. ThertiffieMe• a number of
Horses, few of which changed owners.
For Feleerday's lowarkei• •••411$ raw.