The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-14 00:00:00

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lots, and with great caution. Clothing Wool is wane, and
fetches higher price!.
LEEDS, Aug. I3.—The demand fur foreign Wools during
the put two or three weeks has been somewhat restricted.
The general scarcity of money; the uncertainty regarding
the harvest ; the excitement of a general election ; and more
wticularly, as applied to this week, the great number of
buyen who have been drawn from the market to attend the
London Wool saks, now progressing, have all conduced to
interfere with the regular process of business. German Wools
have, however, steadily maintained the prices which were
established by the German fairs. We may just add, that the
accounts from the sales speak of the rates of the last series
having been fully realised during the few days they had pro-
ceeded. In the English Wool market, there has not been any
alteration in this branch of trade during the present week,
eater as to demand or prices.
-LIVERFOOL, Aug. 12.—The sales of low Wool last Friday
went off very spiritedly, es far as regards the East India.
Borne good yellow fetched 4d. ; similar marks sold in May for
7d. and 7id.; middle white was rather lower ; prices of East
India generally were id. to id. higher than in May. The
Buenas Ayres was, as usual, principally withdrawn ; a quan-
tity was afterwards bought for the Continent. We learn also
that a email lot of Botany is being shipped to New York.
There has been a stir in the Alpaca market ; about 1,000
bags have been purchased for Bradford. The demand for
Wool by private contract is very limited.

HAY.—SMITLIFIELD, Two o'clook.—Mesors. Cooper
and Durk, Hay and Straw Salesmen, report a moderate
supply, but the trade. very heavy, at the following prices
ems* Newest, IN to 744 I New 40. to Is. Clover OStt to MU.
In ...... Ad. to 110 s. Bowes... —5 to—o. New 6os. to Ms.
Stowe ...t4 us its

CATTLE, &T.-ASIIBURTON FAIR, Aug. 10.-
There was the largest supply of Sheep ever known for
August. The supply of Bullocks was also good; fat Bullocks
fetch. d 56e. to 601. per cwt. Cows and Calves' 121. to 161.
Fat Sheep, 61d. to 7d. About 200 Sheep weredisposed of:
buyers would not purchase without a redaction in price ; and
there was not that amount of business transacted which was
expected in the early part of the day.
Dakar, Aug. 10.-There was a rood supply of both Beasts
and Sheep ; Calves scarce ; Pip plentiful. Beef made from
6d. to 64d. ; Mutton, fid. to 71. ; Lomb, 7d.; Veal, 6d. to 6id ;
Pip, 9s. to 10s. per score. Rough Fat, 45. 6d. per stone.
Hides, 2d. per lb. ; Calf Skins, 2d. to 4d.
Extras, Aug. 13.-The farmers being generally busily
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harvesting, the attendance of the market has been small.
Fat beef was in moderate supply, selling from 9.. 6d. to Ile:
per more, Mat this Lair
ether d ns of Be Opinitiljemr made ha gm No
instances only. All Beasts seams, tat -
the supply was equal to the demand, and prices were no
higher than last week. Cows and Calves, 101. to 15!. each;
barreners, ss. to 61. per store ; butehen' Calves, sd. to 61d.
per lb. A fair supply of Sheep; the best Wethers sold at 6d.
to 61d. per lb. Lambe about the same mice.
NEWCASTLE Lutes FAIR, Aug. 12.-With the excep-
tion of Irish cattle and Mitch (~owe, the supply of all
kinds of stock was below an average. There were several
lots of very good three-yeers.old Steers from Yorkshire,
which were sold at about 141. per head; they were bought
to go into the north for lumping, but, generally speaking,
the quality was very indifferent, and what is still worse, a
disease is raging amongst cattle, both in this town and
many places in Northumberland to an alarming extent, and
scarcely a lot shown to-day was entirely free from it. It
seizes the throat and lungs, and, however high in condition
the animal may be, it is reduced to a mere skeleton in a
few days, and in nine cases oat of ten proves fatal. The
very few fat cattle shown sold from 71. to 7e. 9d.
per lot of fourteen. Year-old Short-Horns, of a Rood
quality, were in active request, and brought good prices.
Two-year-olds ditto met with slow sale, and were about
it. 10s. per head back from last year. Mitch Cows were
almost a drug, at a reduction of 21. to 31. per head on late
rates. A tolerably good demand for in-calvers ; but Irish
tattle were a slow sale, and the dealen were toeing from
11. 10s. to 2/. per head on their previt nt purchases; and at
the reduced prices graziers purchased extremely randomly,
owing to the effects of the disease ' • prices ranged as follows :
Short-horns, year-olds, 61. 10s. to 9/. ; two-years, 81. 10s. to
121. 10s. Kylon, Irish, 41. to 71. ; Galloway, 61. to 71. 65.;
West Highland, 41. 15s. to 71. Mitch Cows, 91. to 181. ; in-
calvers 8/. to 161. per head. Swine was a short supply, and
very dull of sale. Hones: Very few good ones shown;
then of good action brought high prices, but the middling
aorta met slow sale.
SEREWSBOET.-At this fair, on Tuesday, the supply of
prime fat Wethers was but small, and sold readily at from
61d. to 7d. per lb.; Ewes, 6d. per lb. Store Sheep, of good
quality, were is request, but the supply was not very great;
good fat Lambe were eagerly sought after, and all sold. The
Pigs were very flat, and but few sales effected.
WEntenav, Aug. 12.-We had an average supply of •
stock. Bents, ss. 9d. to 7s. per st. Sheep, 6d. to 61d. per lb.

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DI'MFRIES, Aug. 11.—This being our second show-day
for Barnet, the attendance was better than last week. Our
numbers consisted of 560 two and three-rear-old Galloway*,
and 60 Kirke; 400 Highlanders, and about 40 Irish and
short-horns; with 25 Ayrshire' and 0 Galloway Cows;
making the sum total shown to-day 1,084. Yesterday nearly
800 head of Galloway' and Highlanders passed through for
the south, all in prime condition. For Sneep price* varied
from 18s. to 235. each, according to curlity. One fine lot of
half-breds brought 20s. Bd. each, which, we believe, would
be about the average figure to-day. Demand good, and a
full clearing would be made.

COVENT GARDEN.— This Morning.—The supply
of Vegetables, although not over abundant, is sufficient for
the demand, and hothouse and other Fruit is plentiful.
English Pines ere abundant and good. Grapes are plentiful.
Cherries, except the Morello, are nearly over. Peaches, •
Nectarines, and Melons are abundant. Apricots are also
plentiful, and the same may be said of Pears, especially
Jargonelles, wbich are selling at moderate prices. Oranges
are scarce, and fetch good prices. Nuts are quite sufficient
for the demand. Filberts are plentiful, but sell slowly at
from 30s. to 40.. per 1001bs. Walnuts and Chestnuts are
scarce, as also are Lemons. Of Vegetables, Cauliflowers
are nearly over ; but Broccoli is good and sufficient for the
demand. Green Peas fetch better prices. Carrots are
good ,• but Turnips am indifferent. French Beans are scarce
and dear. Potatoes are plentiful and good, and fetch lower
prices. Lettuces and ether salading are abundant. Mush-
rooms are dearer. Cut Flowers consist of Heaths Pe-
largoniums, Gardenias, Allemande cathartics, Stephinotus
floribundtts, Carnations, Picotees, Fuchsias, Tuberoses, Moss
and other Ram.

Pine Apple, per lb. Is to Ls
Orspee, hothouse, per lb.. tot is
hopilsh, Is toes each

per Ulf Mae. to 44 to Is
Unmet, per dos, Is to So
per 100, is to Mt
Lemma, per dos Is to to
per lOC/, lee to 301
Mombareles,per balbaleve,le Joh
Alameda, per pat.'s
Urea &lama, per 11., M to 3s
Not., Haulms, per , 14 to MO
per leollm, OM to al
Haul I, Its to la
nuaurs.
Opluelt, per Mee, le al to
Peas, pee Yam, A fa to la
Utlebotes, pa dot Ss to
Vegetable Marrow, each ,44 to IM
Lattice, CU., per once Ad tote
bee, per mon, Id to It 14
Mare, per some, to
imam. par t most. Is OM
GUAM per MSC Ille Se leo
Radiates, pm dim. Mods, St to It
ma pa am , Oa to Is
Mmitamo. im "MIL to Is
Small Wall, par /mart, 24 to 311
leamel.M. MOO. II 00 04
tamp. pot fir, N a 44
TOMO. Mt ,N
Waterman. Um boo, to td
Parolee, pir to Is It
Prey "sir Istoda. le to Is 14
tam. me Mai. It to 14
Marjoram, FR Mach. It to

Dutch. rer ace., So to lb
rip, per dos., ts to
Peocheo, per los., es to 10.
?revulsion, per dos . Se to lee
Apricot., per doe. 1r to b
Appke, bomb per boas, Is to TB Id
Titoism, per beets, So to bb
Monies, per lb., Id tol dd

Cabbages, per Ns, dd to to &I '-"."
per Ow bast!, le C 4 to ft
Caolidowers, verbs., le ton
111.99e0tt. per haPtle. *a to le
Preach Beam, pet Nave, It to is N
Ronal, per►hekn, id to 9d
Pot/atom, per too, I'. to il9.
cert. d• to le

06.17.0. h id to M Se
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XlMeer, per low, 4o to le MI
Turnips. per doses, Is to to
Red beet, per doz. 1. to to
Homo Re 4, per boodle, 1. to l.
Cucumbers, arch, &Ito le
Rhubarb. per boodle, 44 to al
Leeks, per Mc, la to fa
Celery. per Moak. 04 to 10 Od
Cameo. per baud!, 44 to Id
Oahu, pet doe 26 to he
Porta/al, per doe, 14 to is
1111.11 Ms. per lb, 44 to Bl
Oortle, per lb, 4.1 tat.

For Yerterday'o Market. sea tart pap.

SHIPPING.
MAlts Amu rzo.—Dublin, 3 ; Waterford, 2; Donagbadee,
1; French, 1; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, Aug. 14.—Wind this day at noon, E.N.E.,
light breeze and fine.
RASISCIATE, Avg. 13.—N.E.—Arrived : Cousins, Quebec.
DEAL, AUff. 13.—N.W. to N.E., moderate ; p.m., fresh.—
Arrived : Boat and Hester, Singapore ; Wyade, Havannah,
and sailed for Hamburg ; Vulcan. and Swanton, New York.
Sailed : The ontwardnd. Arrived from the river, and
sailed: Sir G. Seymour, New Zealand; Tamerlane, Cal-
cutta; Pursuit, Barbadoes ; Hymen. Prince Edward's
Island ; Pair Acadian, and Laurel, Quebec.
YARMOUTH, ISLE OF WIC/HT.—Sailed: Caroline, Quebec.
SOVTHAMPTON, Aug. 13.—W.N.W.—Arrived : Friends,
Tadounsae.
Dawrmours, Aug. 12.—Arrived: H.M. royal steam
yacht Victoria and Albert, with the steam squadron, and
proceeded on the 13th. Sailed : Chamberlain Newfoundland.
CsAnurr, Aug. 12.—The Sussex has been raisee, without
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material injury.
Bausroz., Aug, 13.—N.E.—Arrived : Wm. A. Cooper,
New York; Alicia, Prince Edward's IsJand. Sailed: Tim-
butt*, and Quebec, Canton.
Gtorcsenn., Aug. 13.—N.—Arrived : Ellen Small, St.
John's, N.B. ; Harry, Quebec.
Nzwroar, Aug. 13.-N.E.-Arrived: Marv, St. John's,
N.B. Sailed : Leland, Rio Janeiro ; Eli, Boston.
CLYDE, Aug. 12.—W.—Sailed : Brenda, and Clutha, De-
merara. •
PETERHEAD, Aug. 12.-13.—Arrived : Commerce, Green-
land, with 3,500 wale and two fish, about 50 tons.
SUNDERLAND, Aug. 18.—W. by N.—Arrived : Thomas
Wood, Quebec.
Irrstsaxl, Aug.lo.—W.N.W.—Arrived : Helen Hannah,
St. John's, N.B.
Coax, Aug. }l.-B.—Arrived: Elea, Volo Aguando ;
Garen&' Havannah ; Joven Claudio Trinidad de Cuba ;
Aurora, Philadelphia; Favourite, Wallace, and sailed for
Ayr. Sailed : Albion, Quebec.
Liuntlex, Aug. 12.—S.W.—Sailed: Matthew, Mira-
michi ; Clara, Cuba ; Elite Cornish, Cape de Verds ; Anne,
Quebec ; Visitor, Labrador.
BELFAST, Aug. 12.—W.--Arrived : Triton, Baltimore.
Hew" Aug. 13. W.N.W. Arrived : Bunhopesede,
I Quebec. Sailed : Fortuna, Valparaiso ; Catherine, St.
Andrew's, N.B.
Ottemsev, Aug. 13.—N.—Arrived : Bowen, Richibucto.
HARCROP, Aug. 13.—N. by E.—Sailed : Symmetry,
Ann, Eliza, and Jane, and Speculator, Quebec.
ST. Iris, Aug. 11.—Sailed: Victoria, Quebec. • ...0.
LANCASTER, Aug. 12.—Arrived : Carleton, and . ";.,, eie , atf
Quebec.
CLYDE, Aug. 12.—W.—Arrived : 11th, Mountaineer.. • , ',......
and Northumberland, Quebec. Bailed: Cleaner, Jahn Kerr, ...,...!7; "."‘
and Perseverance, Quebec; Belleisle, Montreal ;.Enttillt .'. -..;",f i
Isles, Callon; Agnes Sophia, Demerara. --ix,
.4 Greenlanibwids 2
OPP LERWICK, Aug. 2.—fixPe--, ........
fish, 700 seals, and 30 teas; Onion, ditto, with 3 . _''''''" ./ 4
seals, and 100 toes ; North of Scotland, ditto, with 2 SA. . • eii,
6,000 seals, and 84 tons; Forth, ditto, with 1 ~au, rsenk, i..' j,,•"' ii
„ale,
and 46 tons. .... -
Most-tart, Aug. S.—Arrived : Henry, Quebec.