The Express.
London, England, 1847-05-07 00:00:00

BOPS.—BOROUGH MASKET.7 Two o' Clock

I Messrs 7 iattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that
then is a good demand for all descriptions of Hops, at the
following rates:
1
Wit Ira 14c•ts, pecrt. 41.0 to Q. 0 TwwlKt neat... p cwt. IL Ito N.O
40.04 *Mecca . „ 4 4to 4 0 Yearling saw4l.. „ .SISto 1 IS
A..% . ~ ..... „ 11a t./ $ OM KW— .. . . 1 ISt* II 4
Parch 44.4 .• •.. . 10 to 4 4

SK NI3.—LEADENTIALI., MAY 7.—Hides, 56lbs.
to 64th.., 2d. to 21d.; 611ba. to 721 b.., 2d. to 24d.; 72Iba.
to 80th.., 24d. to 21d.; flolbs. to 88lbs., 24d. to 3d.; 8616..
to 96th.., 241. to 34d. Calf Skim, 7.. 6d. Hone Hideo, 12a.
BERMONIMINT. MAY 7. Sheep Skins, Polled, 6s. 6d.
to 62. 6d. ; lialtbreds, as. to 6•.; Down, 4s. 4d. to 6s. 4d.
Sheatliogs, 9d. Lamb Bkina,24. to 2.. 6d.

CATTLE, &c.-SraiTtirtgLD, Two o'Clock.-We
have • very large supply of Beasts to day, and, the weather
being warmee, the demand is not so great. In consequence
trade is dull, and a decline of fully 2d. per 8 lbs. on
all descriptions is submitted to; a considerable num-
ber of inferior qzrality remain unsold. There are
302 from Holland and Germany, about 500 from Scot-
land, 200 from Norfolk and Suffolk, 160 Milch Cows,
and the remainder from the neighbourhood of Loudon.
There is a fair show of Sheep, and although there is a good
attendance of purchasers, prices have decidedly a downward
tendency ; 6s. is the extreme price for good Downs in the
wool, and those shorn barely make ss. 4d. Lamb is more
in request, but general prices are no higher. We have
• considerable number of Calves on offer; 41 of them
are from Holland. The choicest qualities, being scarce,
maintain their price, but trade is exceedingly dull for
second-rate, at rather lower rates. Pigs are not so plentiful ;
trade for them is brisk, but at no advance.
Per Moue of 5 Ita a a. a 11. Per stone of 6104. e. L a.
Sat Saxe, Herefeedeate. 4 4 BentBseA hf •bdeßhoen-
Beet Short-home 5 4 Bert Long-wooks
Second quilts Bea .. a a DLO. Shwa 4 I
pyre re .411, woad teary:
Pt.
Beat Dos. a lialf-!reds i 6 Lusts
Berle at warket,l,4l7 Slue and Lusts., 7.660 ;Mew. 617: 'WSW
Dcanv, MAY 4.-There was • good supply of Beasts,
Sheep, and fat Calves. Beef made from 61d. to 7d. ; Mut-
ton (in the wool), 6d. to 71d. ; ditto (out of wool), 61d. ;
Veal, 6d. per lb.; rough tat, ss. per stone; Bidet, 2d.
per lb.
NEWARK, MIT 4.-Our fat stock market was well sup-
plied with Mutton, but thinly with Beef. There was an
advanced price, with plenty of customers. Beef, 7s. 6d. to its.
per stone ; Mutton, 64d. to 71d. per lb. Beasts at
market, 15 ; Sheep, 686.
SOUTHAMPTON MAT FAIR, MAT 6.-There were more
Beasts than usual, and prices were not so good as sellers
looked for. The west-country store Bullocks sold well at
various prices, according to quality and age. Some fine
Steers and Heifers fetched from '.41. to 181. each ; smaller,
from 121. to 141. There were some well-shaped and geed
Scotch Beasts for sale, which appeared to go off readily, at
from 81. to 121. each; North and South Wales do., from 61.
to 101. Some first-rate Cows and Heifers, in calf, made front
15/. to 20/. ; do., with a calf by side, from PM to 21/. ; infe- I

rior, from 121. to 161. Small Rants and forest Beasts were
not so readily got rid of, from their poor, lean appear-
ance, goose net making more than from 41. to
61. each. Calves, large size, from 20a. to 30e. each ;
small sucklings, from fie. to 13s. The number of
Rat-rate riding and driving Horses was considerable,
for which high prima were given. Well.shaped, from
three to 6 years old carriage or gig Horses made from 401. to
701. each ; some sound hunting or first-rate riding, from
361. to 601.—a few choice ones made even more. Aged and
inferior Cattle did not sell so well; of draught and fine
dray Barnes, of tho cross Suffolk breed, and iron greys, there
was a fair proportion, the best selling steadily at top figures;
some being bought Op for London work et from 401 to 601.
each ; good farmers' cart colts, at from 231. to 33/. • exceVent
IielliO4" or fit for contract railway work, at from 201. to
301.; inferior Horses of all kinds were not so readily disposed
of; well•made cobs, Welsh, and forest ponies, were in
request, and made good some.

WAKEFIELD, MAY 6.—There WYE 600 Beasts and 6,000
Sheep, all of which changed hands. Beef, 7s. 6d. to Se. per
stone. Mutton, clipped, 64d. to 7d. per lb. ; in wool, 74d.
to Bd.

GLASGOW, MAT 3.—There was a full market today, and,
the demand big brisk, we cannot note any alteration in
the quotatMus °flag week for either Beet or /dation. Best
oat Beef, per cwt., 60*. ; second quality, 475. ; Cow and or-
dinary, 335. to 65e. Block-faced Wethers, 42a., lon or more
to quality. Lambe, 20e. to 25..

For itsterdas's Ilarkats ass oast awe.

SHIPPING.

MA ILE AILATTED.—DubIia, 4 ; Waterford, 3; Donagbadee,
1; French, 1 ; Flanders. 1.
LONDON, May 7.—Wino this day at noon, E., light
pleasant brow, and tine.
DEAL, May 6.-13.8. E.—Arrived: Virginia, New York,
for Gothenburg; Abel Gower, La Bonne Mere, and Hope,
Callao; Waverley, Batavia; Caroline Amalie, Rio Janeiro,
for Hamburg. Bailed: Falcon, /Ora Bay; Francis, and
Ada, Rig Janeiro; Marie Laurie, St. Helena.
1 Orr Duxuermsa, May 4.—Stadt Tut, Batavia, fur Am,
sterdam.

OFF TUX WIGHT, May 2.—Hermann Fop, Monte Vic' ao,
for Antwerp.J
Janarr, May 4.--Sailed Adventure, Labrador.
Ititirorto, May 6.—5. E., fresh —Stiled . Jamaa,,Now
York.
Safely', Mu, e.--ittrw.—ffillarrikelourii,r newn-7-
Thomas Crisp, Trinidad.
FALMOUTH, May 6.--.S.W.—Off port: COTOMP Add,
cram; Warrior, Jamaica.