The Express.
London, England, 1847-05-28 00:00:00

to the 30th of Juno immense quantities of wheat at 10
francs beipw. the market price this day (May 31). The
reduction was very great at the market of Namur on Satur-
day. Wheat fell be 102 to 103 francs the sack of 100
kilogrammes. There was a large supply, but trade wet not
se brisk. There was likewise a reduction in the potatoes,
which were sold at 13 francs fur the sack of 100 kilo-
grammes, and at the close of the market tor even 12 fnine...
From Nuremburg, May 19, we hear that the price of
wheat, which in the preceding week was 44 florins th. met-
sure, fell on that day to 33 florins. Other grain fell in like
proportion ; the price of hay has ale* fallen.
iliac, MAY 17.—Notwithstanding the arrival of several
vessels laden with corn from Beloge, prices eentioue to rite
the price of rye rote from 130 r. to 135 r., on Widneaday, and
on Saturday to 130 r., and to-day 175 r. wu demanded end
given by several buyen. Small parcels of wheat were sold far
185 r. Oats were last week from 81r. to 9.ir. Yester.:ay they
were sold for 96r. per 75 lbe. to 76 lbs., and at this moment
100 r. is being asked.

CHEESE. BearxGrroaz, ilay 27. A large
quantity was pitched for sale, and the attendance of factors
and mongers was good. The trade was Reaerall{• lower for
all kinds of best Cheese ; the finest-flavoured Cheatier barely
fetched 70s. per cwt., while some, not of Int-rate flavour
and quality, sold at 645. to 665. Some prime double Somer-
set, Gloucester, and North Wi.io, sold at from CDs. to
31. 3a. per cwt ; moderate quality, 565. to 58s. ; best
single, Ms. to 565.; common single, 501. to ;
some old Cheese, rather cracked and broken, of the
various sorts above enumerated, sold ■t from ss. to Ba. per
cwt. leas money. The common Dorset Cheese sold at from
484. to 525. per cwt. What are known as Half-Cowards sold
at from 44e. to 465. ; very inferior, 40s. to 425. Best Skims
more in demand than any other Cheese of red for sale, and
nearly all sold quickly ; the best, 365. per cwt. ; poor, 32a.
to 345. A considerable quantity of the best qualities re-
mained unsold, while all poor and cheap went off freely.

HOPS.—BOROUGH MARK ET.— TWO &CAVA
Mews. Pattanden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that
the market continues steady the bino grows fast, and the 4
is gradually increasing.
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WOOL.—LivtarooL, MAY 26.—The Liverpool
sales, which have just concluded, have, so far a. low and
middling qualities of colonial Wool are concerned, deterio.
rated in price from last London sales. Wools of good con-
dition and quality, of which there were very few, have
realized moderate prices. Port Adelaide Fleece Wools have
sold at prioes from Ild. 1441. ; lambs, 9d. to 12d.; Port
Philip Wools, from I ljd. t 3 ls. 6d.. or-cording to condition
and quality. A lot or two of ill-coaditioned, coarse Wools
were withdrawn. Cape Wools and those of a stroug, bold
character were very scarce.

SKINS.—LEADENTIALL, MAT 28.—Hides, 561bs.
to 6tibs., 2d. to ; 641 th. to 72165., 2d. to 21d.; 721bs.
to 8083..., 21d. to 3d.; 8016 s. to 88ths., 24d. to 30. Horse
Hides, 13s. Calf Skins, 4s. 6d. to 6s. 6d.
MIIIMONDASY, MAY 28.—Sheep Skins' Wookd, 4s. to
to 61. 2d. Lamb Skins, Is. Sd. to 24. 4d. Sheszlings, 9..

CATTLE, &c.—SMITIIFIELD, Two o'Ciork.—We
have a good supply of Beasts to-day, and the weather being
very hot, trade us he avy, at rather lower priers. A few choice
Scots have made Ss. 4d., but this cannot he quoted as a no-
rat price. There are nearly 300 from Holland, 6 from 9pain,
about 200 from Scotland, 167 Mileb Cows, and the remainder
from various parts, including several that were left over from
Monday. There is a larger number of Sheep and Lambe
than we have had for many months on a Friday. Trade is
dull for the former, but prices are about the same as on
Monday; for the latter there is • brisk sale, at fully late
Yates. Choice Calve. are in request, and are readily road it
Monday's quotations. Trails fur Pigs is very heavy, owing
to the hot weather, and prices are rather lower. From Hol-
land and Germany there are about 800 Sheep and Lambs,
and 88 Calves. _ . _

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Per volts of 6 IN. • & s. 4. P Per erase al Ite. s L • 1.
Sort Paw, rds,44. 4 BestUrts& Ll. b4s.shars.. 3 4 a a
Pest ettroet.horso 4 I Best Loss soak a 0.7 0
*stead quality Seam ... a Ds. det them a 0 6 4
Calves
no 4 Dede.liltas
Pest Dews. a 3110/.10.44 0 Lusts 3 6 7 4
Besets at mrket.l.237 , Shea asd Lambs. 9 030; Calvet. 342. Pigs, 429.
Li NCOLY, M t Y 26 —The supply of Beasts was small ; and
the prices of Beef ruled /1.3. to Bt. 6d. per stone. Of Mutton,
theta was a good supply, at 7d. to 74d. per lb. lino Lambs
fetched 25.. each.

Lit sat• was, May 24.—We have had a larger supply of
stack at our market to-day than last :week, which met with
a duller sale than of late. Becf, 7d. to Bd. per lb. ; Mutton,
Bd. to 9d. Lambs, 20e. to 30s. each.

NEWARK. WHITSCIC—This fair has been thinly supplied
with Beano, but • large show of Sheep. Pat Beef and
Mutton on the decline ; Beef la. pet et., and Mutton Id. per
lb. Beef, from 71. to Bs. per st. Mutton from 6yd. to 7d.
per lb. Mitch Cows readily sold. A very malt akow of
Horses, inferior in kind, and but little bus'nets done.
NEWCASTLE, MAT 26.—Since this day seennight them
have been 284 head of cattle sent up to this market, includ-
ing 85 by sea from Aberdeen, which were of • very superior
quality, and, upon the whole, the quality was good. The
smallest supply of Sheep we have bad for the lam kur yeas,
' via, 1,635, of quality eiteldlneg, sod 132 Lambs. Tberevaira
brisk demand for all kinds of cattle, but,owing to the unpre-
cedented high prices (as, in some instances, 10s. per those
was obtained), mks were only slowly effected. The south
dealers are buying cautiously. The Sheep are all about sold,
and some have brought the enormous price of 10d. per lb. ;
Lambs us also selling at high prices. Beasts, 9s. to 9s. Bd.
Pork, Be. to 6s. 6d. per stone of 14 lb. Sheep in wool, 9.1. to
9yd. ; clipped, Bd. to 81d. per lb. sinking offal.

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ROTHERHAM, MAT 24.—The show of bsth Beas:s and
Sheep was not so large as usual, yet Equal to the demand.
The attendance of buyers was tolerably numerous, yet the
Mutton trade ruled dull, at • further decline in price.
The Beef trade was brisk, and all things were disposed of at
better prices. Beef, per stone, 84. to Os. 'lid. utton, per
lb., 61d. to 71d. Beasts, 210 ; Sheep, 7,140.
STAOBHAWBANE WHITSON FAlR.—With the exception
of three or four lots of three-years-old short-horned Bullocks,
which were sold at about 141. per head, the show of auk, in
point of quality, was very inferior, and showed • strong in-
dication of a severe winter and the scarcity of fodder. The
demand for all kinds of cattle that were in good condition
and near to profit was brisk in the extreme, but any-
thing in low condition were only a slow sale.
Hones, also, underwent a change; yet high prices were
given. First-rate draught Horses were selling as high es
601- is 601 ; also roadsters of good aetioa were in active de-
mead, but those that had seen their day, and required the
application of the thong, were very unsaleable. The farmers
all agree that the present exorbitant prices cannot be main-
tained long, and before six months hence there will be a de-
cided change. Prices were as follow : Highland Ewes (and
their followers), with half-bred Lambe, from 11.6 e. to If. 165.:
black-fated, 18e. to IL 4e. ; Hoggetta, half-bred (Cheviot and
Leicester), 11. 4e to 11. 17s. ; Cheviots, aged, 11. Is. to
11. 1 la. ' • Cheviot Din:Ponta, two-year-old, IL to If. b.;
Cheviot Hoggetts, 15s. 6d. to 11. 6e. The Sheep were in
their wool. Cattle : Short-horned year-oSds. 61. to N. 10e. ;
two-year.oldv, 81.10 e. to 111. 10s. ; Kyle**, West Highland,
71. 10s. to 101. ; Irish, 61.1 t-. to 71.

YORK WHIT-MONDAY CATTLE AND Homan PAILS
At this market there were only a few fat Beasts exhibited,
which were well sold up. Steers and Heifers seemed to meet
with a brisker demand than for some week, previously, at
fair remunerating prices. In-Calvers and milk Cows oleo
were eagtrly sought after, and found ready purchasers. Al-
together there appeared to be • very brisk market, nearly
the whole of the cattle having found purchasers. Tke Horse
fair wee well supplied with animal!, principally of a sicced-
rate and inferior description. They, however, sold freely,
and, at the close of the market, iery few remained in the
hands of the original owners.

Coax, M 25.—Large quantities of Cow■, Sheep, and
Cattle have been ezporud during the past week for Eng-
land- scarcely a collier leaves that ie not freighted with either
Sheep or Cattle, all for store-feeding in that country.

EDINIO:10111, MAT 26.—Tb. supply of Sheep and Lambe
was rather less than last week, and sake were but slowly
effected, and a considerable number were left unsold ; prices,
however were much the same ulast Wednesday. Prime
black.faCed Weiner. brought 9d. per lb.; cumnt. Sd. to
Sid. Hogs, Sid. to lid. One lot of my superior Lavabo,
bred by Mr. R. Ginnie, Seton Mains, fetched 26r. per head;
but this was the exoeption net the rule, of the market,
prices being from 18e. to 22;. We bad a very abort supply
of Cattle this morning ; isles were very slowly effected, but
at a rise of Is. par Dutch stony. Top price of the best Beef,
12s. ; current, lb. to lls. 6d.; inferior, Ss. to 9s. par Dutch
stone. At the those of the market, a few Interim animals
were unsold.
GLARGOW, MAT 24.—The supply of cattle this meriting
was short, and prime higher than those of last market-gay.
with no immediate prospect of a decline. An advance of
ss. per cwt. took place on Beef, the rates being u follow,:
Best, 775. •, second quality, 755. ; Cow and ordinary, 70s.
These rates show an addition to the ertent of Nay misslialf
the whole amount upon the prime of Beef se esespired •
with those obtainable a few maths since. There was an
ordinary supply of Sheep best block-resod Wetlicre fetched
435. to Me. ; clipped, 36e. ; some crosses, with deems upon
these, fetched 475. Lambs, I6s. to 245.

For Yesierday's Maraega am Ma pace.

SHIPPING.

3; Wataiord, 2; Doaaghidee,

I ; French, Fl;iideev, 1.
Lonnox, May 28.—Wind this day at noon, S., light
sire, and fine, deer, sultry weather.
DP.AL, May 27.—E. to B.E.—Arrived : Lucinda, Callao.
and 'ailed for Hull. Sailed : Gertruida, Batavia ; Bathes and
Sophia, St. Thomas; Bereduhire, Ceylon; Nile, Bahia;
Commodore, Jamaica ; Gemini, Calcutta ; Susan Crisp,
Cape of Good Hope ; Saghalier, New Zealand ; Helen,
Tobago ; St. Croix, Honduras.
FA LMOVTE, May 27.—8., moderate.—Arrived : Reymonil,
Norfolk, V.
Jazsgv, Mae Ebeneser, Quebec.
Litwin', May : Janata Hey, Davis
Straits.
KIRKWALL, May 24 —The Herald, of Baltimore, from
Amsterdam, with ems came came on shore at Nen, in
Dursound, this morning, derigg a fog, and is nearly fall of
water; emigrants landed.
DURUM, Mai2B.-11.W.--110fiad: Canton Packet, New
York ; risidad Baton.
Cone, May 2.).-B.Wbedr.—Argieed : Bodges, Halifax.
Yluonat., May 20.—Sailed: Quebec.
Hasnazoor., May M.-B.Wailed Aunts, Ma
Janeiro.
WRITRY, Hal 7 26.—A large Beg 10
rocks near Hettieans, about five
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