The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-05 00:00:00

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. Two o'Clock.—
rattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report, that there
is no alteration in the market. _ _

1114 4in AwOl, 4. m 4. lo to 313 I Towline Hewn_ p. X. 14 to 3 0
Weald 0/ Soft@ . „ 4 oto4 14 Year/lai 8.... 2 UM 212
Owens ...... " 11 IS to 4 4 014 Hop.. „ 110 to 2 3
Parshamo

WOOL—ExErEa.—Trade continues in a stagnant
stat ~ York Wool at from 7d. to 7id. per lb.

HALITAI..—Long Wools remain tam, and short Wools
have advanced a little ; but not much of either is changing
hands.

LIVERPOOL, AVOCET 4.—There has been nearly an
average business done this month in foreign Wools, and any
falling off is more owing to the market being ill-supplied
than any other cause, as the demand has been good for useful
qualities. We cannot quite any improvement in prices, but
they are very firm, and, for the present, we look for no
change one way or the other. The principal business has
been done in washed Peruvian, of middle to fair quality,
several parcels of Russia Donskoy fleece, and a few autumns,
the latter a shade below former rates ; white Egyptian is
in good request; the market is quite bare; a few parcels
of darker colours will be offered at the sales on
the 6th of August. Several lots of Turkey, both fleece
and lambs', have found buyers; of the former, long stapled
parcels have been chiefly in request; the parcels will also
include some of this description of various qualities. Best
East Indio are sought after ; the supply in the market is
limited, and composed chiefly of inferior kinds. There has
been more business done in Irish Wools, principally for the
home trade. In France businesses still reported to be in a
very unsatisfactory state. We have little to report in Scotch
Wools; very little has been done at the fairs which have
lately taken place, the ideas of the buyers being much below
the pretensions of the sellers. The public sales on the sth
August will consist of 1,100 bales Port Philip and 400 bales
Portugal and other kinds; and on the 6th, about 1,000 bales
East India, Buenos Ayres, Turkey, Egyptian, and other
low Wools.

RocnnALE.—We have had an avenge quantity of business
Unmated, at lut week's prices. Wool is rather stiffer, and
some kinds, the coarse and middle qualities, are mane, and
dilb:ult to meet with.

TtroW Clock.—Mesare. Cooper
and Davis, Hay and Straw Salesmen, report prices as
follows :
Phew weettew sea se 71. I New Hoy I N,. 00, 5.
lateelor He to ON Myer ... 9h to 93/. Straw ...leo so tn.
Ilowen --I. to —.s.

HAY.:

CATTLE, Ba.—EXETER, AUGUST 4.—Thie was by
no means a large market, but, notwithstanding this, there
was more than sufficient for the demand. A portion of the
fat Bullocks shown were grass-fed, and pima barely sup-
ported. The quotations, however, must be stated at from
534. to 650.6 d. per cwt, or from 9s. 6d. to Its. 6d. per score.
Of butchers' Calves there wu a large supply, and for a few
very choice articles only was the higher rate of the
preceding week obtained. Indeed, more generally,
the prices ranged at from 6lcl. to 61d. per lb. The entire
quotation, however, in this way must be stated at from 6d.
to 61d. per lb. Fat Sheep supported the previous rates. The
show was not large, end most of these were sold. The quo-
tation must be continued at from 6.1 d. to 7d. per lb. There
was a good show of Lambs, bat equal prices with those of
the preceding week were not obtained. Indeed, towards the
close, these became a drug on the market. The quotation
must be stated at from 61d. to 7d. per lb. Store Lambs en
dull sale, at from 17s. to 235. each.

LEEDS, AVOUST 4.—There was • good supply of cattle,
both British and foreign, at market this morning. The de-
mand was slow, and sales were effected at price, a shade
lower than last fair. Of Sheep the show was larger than we
have noted for some time, a number of foreign animals being
offered for sale. As the demand was not equal to the supply,
late rates ware scarcely maintained.

SOVTRALL. AVOIAT 4.—Our trade in general wu heavy
to-day, particularly for the Beef and Veal, which fell in
price accordingly. The Mutton and Lamb did not main-
tain lost week's prices. Beef made from 2e. 4d. to 4s. Bd.
per stone of Sib., sinking the offal. Mutton, 4s. to de. 4d.
Lamb, ss. to 6s. 4d. Veal, 4s. to 41. 10d. Pork, 3s. 4J. to
4s. 10d.

For Yesterday's Markets as list page.

SHIPPING.

MAILS ARRIVED.—DubIia, 3; Waterford, 2; Dow:bade%
1; French, 1; Flanders, 1 ; West India, 1 ; Mexico, 1.
LONDON, August s.—Winct this day at noon, S.W., light
breeze, and cloudy.
DEAL, August 4.—5. W., moderate ; p.m., S.E.,
Arrived : Symmetry, Ceylon; Emily, Colombo; Laura,
Bahia. Sailed. Briton, Mauritius; Gurdian, Antigua.
Arrived from the river : Sumatra, Ceylon, &c. ; United
Kingdom, Honduras; Vanguard, Bordeaux and Mauritius.
PLYMOUTH, August 4. S.W. Arrived : Constance,
I 'Montreal.

—el.vl;n, August 2.—W.— Arrived: Eglintoun, Quebec.
Sailed Miramichi, Quebec.
DUBLIN, August 3.—N.W.—Arrived : Transit, Quebec;
Mart&on, and Bruce, St. John's, N.B.
BELFAST, August 3.—W.—Amved : Herbert, St. John's,
N.B. Bailed: Richard, North America.
WARRENPOINT, July 3l.—Arrived: Jersey Tar, and
Alexander Wise, New York.
HULL, August 4.—W.S.W.—Arrived: Queen, and Re
ward, Quebec. _ _ _

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MINDER, August 2. Arrived : T. Chalmers, Bt.
John's, N.B.