The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-26 00:00:00

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Morro burrs ... 320... 7554 11 0 baltruurtagh.„ 110... 339 10 0
Burrs Burrs . 312... 5811 5 6 Chill 57 . 2369 19 6
Cuba 260... 3506 18 0 Tyu-y-Kern. 11... 13 14 6
Total tom, 3,266-. Total moult, Z 30,406 104. 4.d.

Copper Ores for sale July B. Cabre, 91 ; do., 86; do., 81 ;
do., 70 do., 67; dt., 96; 110 88; do., 75; do 4; do., 120.
—Knockmahon, 112; do., 1C8; do., 107; do., 100; do., 45.
—Bnehaven, 130; do., 121 ; do., W.—Chili, 81 ; do., 80;
do., 74; do., 43.—Burrs Burn, 83; do., 64; do., 66; do.,
50 ; do., I.—Cuba, 76; do., 62 ; do., 21.—Kaw-aw, 67 ; du.,
57; do., 47.—New Zealand, 70; do., 61; du., 33.—Tigrony,
a; do., 37; do., 27 ; do., 16 ; do., 2; do., I.—Cronebane,
71; do., 2; do., I.—Ballymurtogb, 91 ; do., 35.-11olyferd,
84; do., 3.—Kapunda, 40; do., 36.-Bometset, 3.—Total,
3,135 bns.

CORN, Sec.-BANBURY, JUNE 24.--Wheat, 10s. to
11e dd. per bushel. Barley, 475. to 514. per qr. Oats, 325.
to 38e. Bum, 7a. to 71. 9d. per bushel. Flour, 661. to
745. per sack.
Exeren, Jcxe 25.-We have had more Wheat offering
by our farmers to-day, than for some weeks put, which was
sold from 1 Is. &I. re 12s. 6d. per imp. bushel. Barley and
Oats were in short supply, but we can note no alteration in
pried, since this day week.
ROLL, JuNa 22.-The demand for Wheat has been eon-
fined to parcels taken by the millers, and prices may be
I quoted 2s. per quarter lower. Spring Corn is in very
limited demand, and prices nominal. The nearest stmts.-
Gun fur Egyptian Beans is 44e. per quarter, weighing ti 3 lbs.
per bushel. We have had a prevalence of S. W. wind, with
heavy showers of rain. The arrivals of Linseed consist of
1,900 qrs. from Odessa; 20 from Pernau, and about 1041 from
Bombay ; together, about 2,020 qrs. There has been more
inquiry than of late, and a few transwgions have taken place
for immediate consumption, in which late prices have been
maintained. We quote Odet.ss at 61s. to 63. ; Memel, Ko-
nigsberg, and the Lower Baltic qualities, 475., down to Ito.
per p., according to quality. Of Rapeseed, there is none
°tiering on sale, the arrivals being for crushers' account in
the interior, and principally from -Fiume. Nitrate of Soda
has been rather quiet in mks, but is held firmly, at 140. to
14a. Gd. per cwt. Linseed Cakes are unaltered in value, and
sundry small talcs of Hull-made have been effected at 101.
per ton. Nothing doing on contract for forward delivery.
A cargo of best Flensburg is to be had at 91. 6s. per ton.
Rape Cakes have found buyers at GI. per ton. Bones have
met a good sale, at SOL to ii2s. 62. per ton for the best qua-
lities. Guano is quoted: Peruvian, 91. to 91. 95.; and
African, 41. to 7!. les.

LINCOLN, JUNE 25.—We have had but a very dull mar-
ket. with scarcely anything doing, though the show was
large. Wheat, 61. to Bs. lower; red, 7os. to 83.. ; white,
80a. to 80.. In other description of grain nothing doing.
The weather dill continues cold, wet, and ungenial.

Livenroot, JUNE 2.3.—We continue liberally supplied
with Wheat, chiefly through the Mediterranean, and with
Flour from the United States, in addition to a fair quantity
of Indian Corn and Corn Meal from the same direction:
there are also a few fresh arrivals of Wheat, Malt, and Hour
coastwise and from Ireland. During the interval since our
fat market, the trade, as a whole, hen ruled without anima-
tion, the enly live.y feature being a speculative inquiry for
Indian Corn Meal, which, in consequence, has obtained some
improvement in value. Exclusive of occasional showers in
the course of the week, interfering with Hay harvest, the
weather has continued favourable for the crops around tie,
and is exceedingly fine to-clay. Having a large display
of samples this morning, and holders of Wheat
submitting to • decline of 2d. to 3d. per 7011 is. from the
reduced rates of Tuesday, a fair extent of business was
transacted in good useful qualities of both English and
foreign. Flour was also taken more freely into general con-
sumption, at an abatement of 6el. to Is. per barrel, Western
Brands averaging 395. to 391. 6d., and the lower qualities of
States 365. to 38a. per barrel. Barley was 3d. per 601 b.,
Beans and Peas Is. per qr., and Oats, Id. per 4 Mb. cheaper,
very. little business in any of these articles being apparent.
Indian Corn, upon a renewed inquiry, meta fair demand at
an advance of le. per 4801 b.; and Corn Mal wee in lively
request, good parcels readily commanding an improvement
of Is. to 2s. per barrel.—Arrivals from the 22nd to the 24th
June, into Liverpool and Runcorn Wheat, 25,358 qrs.;
Barley, 2,851 ; Malt, 1,178; Oats, 776 ; Beans, 3,220; Peas,
133; Indian Corn, 11,451 ; Indian Corn Meal, 5,692 barrels;
Oatmeal, 650 sacks; Flour, 607 sack, and 31,016 barrels.

PLYMOUTH, Jurea 24.—The Corn market to-day was
thinly attended, and nil hunters' Wheat offering. Very
little doing in foreign, millers expecting lower prices. Flour
2s. per sack lower.

JUNE 24.—We had about the usual supply of
Wahl at this day's market. Business transactions were very
limited; the buyen still eentinue to take up very sparingly.
Little variation in price from last week. White Wheat,
12s. 6d. to 13s. ; red, lls. to 12s. Beans, Bs. to 9s. per
bushel. Barley, nominal. Oats, 365. to 425. per qr.
ROTHERHAY, JUNE 21.—The news of stubborn prices
for Wheat had not reached this town from Mark-lane when
the market was progressing, consequently the t samples from
I Wakefield and Doncuter were followed, and lower prices in
Wheat were submitted to. The best Wheat may be quited
at 3.55. per load. Oats were ls. per qr. lower, and other
descriptions of Orgill did not vary much from form, r
quotations.

Bcannonouom, Joni 24. The allow of all kinds of corn
is exceedingly email to-day ; the few samples of Wheat and
Oats on offer being nothing over the quotation below. Flour
has receded ss. to 6e. per sack. Wheat from I Is. to lie. 64.,
extreme Ile. 9d. per 5 stones; Oats, 184 d. to 20d. per stone ;
Bailey, 48e. to Ms. per qr. of 32 atones; seconds Flour, from
655. to 664., end superfine from 71s. to 725. per sack of 20
stones.

Bouvaannote, Juno 26.—Our market was firmer to-day
for Wheat, with a moderate amount of business doing. In
the sales effected, the prima wen frees le. to 3s. per qr. higher
than those current last week. Red Wheat, 201. to 221. per
lend; white, 221. to 231. In Oats and Barley but very little
doing. White Beans experienced a better male, at fully last
week', prices. The weather continues in a very unsettlid
state, and line warm sunshine is now beeoraing very desirable.
11/maroon, JI7IIII 24.—The wheat market was about an
avenge atm for the season, and prises were 3e. to 4s. per qr.
cheaper than last Thursday. Wheat, per load of 6 qrs., 201.
to 241. 10s. Beans, per qr., 601. to 56e. Peas, 60s. to 84a.
Barley, 465. to 58s. Oats, 28s. to 425. Rye, 665. to 60s.
Flow, per sack, white, 73e. ; household, 735. ; seconds, 63e.
Tara, 10,. per bushel.

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WAYEFIELD, JUNE 25.-The arrivals to day are moderate
of all articles. The demand for Wheat has increased this
weak, but sales are merely confined to the retail wants of
the trade, who supply themselves at a decline of 2s. to 3s,
per qr. Barley nominal. English Oats sell on same teems
as this day, sennight, but foreign are quite neglected at tio•
dining rates. Beans go off very slowly, at le. per qr. Ism
money. Other articles as before Wheat, per qr., 601 b. to
the bashel, Suffolk, Beset, and Kent, red, new, 82s. to
845.; extra, 865.; white, 33e. to 85". ; extra, 88s. • Norfolk,
and Hunts, red, 78s. to 80a.; extra, 83s. ; white, 80". to &ss. ;
extra, 861.; Lincolnshire and Cambridgmbire, red, 771. to
81s. • extra, 83s. ; white, 795. to 83e. ; extra, 84s. ; York-
shire, red, 761. to 78e.; extra, 80s. • white, 995. to 825.;
extra, 84s. ; Dantgc and Konlpburi, white, 81s. to 831. ;
extra, Ms. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 765. to 80s. ;
extra 83s. ; Mediterranean, red, 74a. to 765. ; extra, 794.
Old, red, ns. to 791. ; extra, 81s. Barley, per quarter
imperial, foreign, 465. to 48s. Beans, per quarter,
63 lbs. to the bushel, small, fine, 54e. to 55e.,
extra, 661. ; Ticks, 63e. to 64a., extra, b5l. ; foreign, 48e. to
605., extra, 625. Oats, per stone, mating, 17d. to 194.,
extra, 20d.; feeding, 17d-. to 19d. extra, 205. foreign, 168.
to 17d., extra, 18d. Shelling, per toad of 2611b5., 465. to 475.,
extra,4Bx Malt, per load of 6 bushels, b6e. to 685., extra, 60s.
Peas, per imp. qr., blue and white boilers, b2s. to 64a,,
extra, bac grey and feed, 465. to 501., extra, 62.. Rape
seed, per last imp., Bey/Nab, 271. to 291.; foreign, 271.
to 291. Linseed, per imp. qr., 46e. to 64a. Imports during
the week: Wheat, 6.312 cgs; Barley, 384; Oats, 1,183;
Beans, 669; Shelling, 79 loads.
LIMERICK, Joni 23.-The very few seeks of Wheat 4
here to-day from farmers mid at la, Bd. to Is. 10d. pee
Oats, feeding, 17d. to 18d. Superior MO Flew, per bag,
625. Oatmeal, per toe, 2bl. Indian Mall, 161. Whole-
meal, 18k
BRESLAU, Juwa 19.-Tbe rim whisk wee hat week ex-
pected in corn certainly teak plain here, bet the large ar-
rival' of corn from Timm and other pleas hare tamed greater
fluctuation' here than elsewhere, and within the Lit few
days there his again been a slight
Dernic, Julia 19.-On Wednesday and Thursday we
had a good demand from asosmitoia bares, rad 360 lasts
changed bands ; ROL. high mixed, lower Polish, at 75i. to
oa. ; ellha., at TM. 6d. laiszke mixed ; alike., at 725. ;

MARSEILLES, JUNE 21.--The Semaphore de 21farseilks
mentions that 479 veesela arrived from Constantinople, from
the 22nd ult, to the 6th inst., 344 of which came from the
Black Sea, laden with grain. During the same intern!, 128
•easels, with cargoes of corn, sailed for Great Britain, 140
for France, 23 fur G,-moa, 24 for Leghorn, 21 for Trieste, &c.
The Comber of Commerce of Marseilles had given notice
to the merchants that the Spanish gee-eminent bad permit-
ted the free importation of 11". teat into the harbours of the
province of Barcelona until the 15th of July. On the 16th
of June Spanish Wheat sold at Barcelona for 33E 2c. per
hectolitre; and foreign Wheat, for 33f. &C.
STETTIN, JUNE 18 —Corn maintained its price at the be-
ginning of the week; but since the change to the fine
weather and the large importations from Russia there has
again been a tendency to a (al in Rye.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. TWO co'ClOCk.—.
Meows. Pottenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the
accounts received from Worcester, Farnham, Sussex, and
Weald of Kent this morning, speak of a decided increase of
lice, frc.h fly, and honey dew; the market in consequence is
very firm, with but few Hops on offer.
MIS a root Kest; potri. 53.0 wM. 5 Tomb.; Keno_ p. mt. 34 3toU. S
Weald Kau. „ 4 4to 0 loarlart, „ 111 to lte
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WOOL—ANDOVER ANNUAL FAIR, JUNE 25.
At this second year of the fair's existence the attendance was
large ; but for the rain it would, no doubt,have been even better
attended. By eleven o'clock several thousand toils of Wool
had been enteled, and were then for sale. By two o'clock
business was over, and nearly all theWoJleold to staplers and
cloth-factors from Somerset and Wilts. A few lota were
taken cif for the mat.ufacturtn in the north of England.
The prices were lower than last year by from ld. to 2d. per
lb. The following were the rates given South Down Ewe
Wed. 10.1. so MK per lb., dr Th. re Ifs. par s.
of :8161.; irked flocks (one-third Tegv). lOW. to I Id..
or 255. to 26*. ; ditto half Tegs, 11d. to 12‘1., or 265. 6d. to
28s. All Teg Wool, Is. to Is. Id., or 281. to 30s.
Good, clean, half-bred cotswold and other best long
Wools, at shout the same prices as the South Downs of
similar quality. Of heavy moderato quality combing Wool
there was but little offered ; the prices of such were from 9d.
to told. per lb., or 22s to 235. per tod. A few first-rate lots
of such description made from id. told. per lb. more money.
Greys were offered at ld. per lb. less than such sold for last
fair here.

BILADVORD.—There is no amendsrent apparent in the
demand in this market, which may be amounted for by the
opening of the weekly markets of York, Doncaster, &c. The
poaition of both stapler and spinner is unusually embarrassing,
as La too high prices axe sought to enable a supply to come
freely to the sea: of consumptup.
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Dose term—The weather during the week has been un-
favourable for sheep-shearing, and consequently the supply
of Wool has not been so large es expected. There was a
good attendance of buyers, and Wool met a fair steady de-
mand at about Id. per lb. under the prices current here lest
year. Ewe and wether Wool is much inferior in growth to
what it was last year, and hogs appear in better demand.
Superfine clips, 13s. Gd. to 145.; Lincolnshire, Ils. to
12'. 9d.

NORTUALLEIMON.—The supply of new Wad at market
this day was somewhat limited, and was alt quickly sold,
there being many buyers, prices ruling from lOd. to 11 id.
per lb.
rotertFascr.—There was only a short supply of Woo?,
which was readily sold at last week's prices.

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YORK.—We have had a large supply of Wool and a good
attendance of buyers. We bad a heavy fall of rain, acoom-
panied with thunder, which has given a check to business.
Prices are heavy upon last quotations.

Wantmetn.—We bare a limited demand, but what
sale, are made, are at the full rates of the two precious
week, our stocks being low, particularly in hogs; and we
do not think they are likely to be much increased soon, as the
grower is indisposed to to sell the new Wool at prices pro-
portionate to what is ruling in these markets.
Begtax, Juan 20.—The quantity of Wool brought to
market up to the evening of the 19th amount+ (including
the 5,000 centners remain ing since last year)to 70,000 Centners.
Additional supplies oontinue to be brought in. Sales began
to be made oa the IGth, and yesterday evening about 30,000
ceninere had been disposed of. The prices are, on the aver-
rge, from 2to L dollars above those of last year. Buyers are
free, and no complaints are made of the condition of the
Wool.

HAY .--ShitTnnEty , Two o' Clock.—Messrs. Cooper
and Davie, Hay and !itraw Salesmen, report a very short
supply, and prises looking up.
Fr.ete Itereoertet to 7te. Nctv !Ivy efe NON Clover ... Us. to WV
laterlot ....... 60s. fee ltewen IN to 4011. I 154 a ~. 35. ur 34e.

CATTLE, Itc. BEDALR FORTNIGHT FAIR,
Jona 22,—W• had • rother thin supply or fat cattle, which
met with a good demand at last fertnieht's prices. Cows and
holding stick were very scarce, and said readily at a trifling
advance. We had an average supply of Sheep, which, though
not egu il to the demand, was said without alteration in
price. Beef, per stone, 7s. to Be. Mutton, per lb., 7d. to Bd.
lIEDON, Jose 21.--Beef, 7e. to Ss. 3d. per stone. Mut-
ton 7d. per lb. Lamb, 84d. per lb. A large show of Beasts,
the greater part of which were foreign ; an average number
of Sheep, and a few Lambs. The usual number of buyers
attended. The Sheep and Lambs were sold, but pert of the
Beasts remained unsold.

LEEDS, Jwis 23.—There was a abort show of beasts,
3,500 sheep, sad a fair supply of lambs. Prices: Beef, per
stone, 7s. to 81. Mutton, per lb., 7d. to 714. Lamb, 84.
Business was very dull, part of the stock being lurned out
unsold.
ROTHERHAM, JOSE 21.—We had a short supply of beasts,
a fair quantity of Sheep, and a great many lambs, nearly all
of which were sold. Beef, per strne, 7s. 64. to Ss. 6d.
Mutton, per lb., 7d. to Bd. Lamb, 84. to 81.
SCARBOROUGH, Juice 21.—We had a well-►tocked market
to-day, and a good business was effected, uratly at last week's
quotations. Pork Pigs sold at 6s. 3d. to 6i. 6d. per stone.
Lamb, 6i. Gd. per qr., or 94. per lb. Beef, Bd. to 9d. ;
Mutton, Bd. to 9d. ; Veal, Bd. ; Bacon, 84. to 94.

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YORK FORTNIGHT FAIR, Jura 24.—We had a I.IIOIK
',apply of fat Beast, which sold at from 7s. 6d. to Bs. per st.
The marktt was well attenced with buyers. A good supply
of fat Sheep met with quick sale, at from 7d. to 7id. ; Lambe,
71d. to Bd. per lb. We had a good supply of lean Beasts,
which sold at fair prices.
COVENT GARDEN.— ThisMorn4l9.—The supply
of Vegetables eontinues abundant, and Fruit is sufficient for
the demmd. Notwithstanding the large importations of
Pine- :Niles that have lately taken place, English grown
Pines maintain their prices, and are even on the rise.
Grape* are plentiful. English Cherries are becoming plen-
tiful, and, in consequence of large arrivals from France and
Holland, have been sold at pnces considerably lower than
those of last week. Antics are scarce. Strawberries are
plentiful, and Peaches, Nectarines, and Melons are becoming
more abundant. Oranges are very scarce and dear. Nuts
are sufficient for the demand. Walnuts and Chestnuts are
scarce, as also are Lemons. Of Vegetable*, Cauliflowers are
good and abundant. Green Peas are plentiful, but are still
dear. Carrots and Turnips are cheaper. French Beans have
altered hut little in price. Celery is dearer. Potatoes are
plentiful. Dutch Potatoes, of good quality, have also ar-
rived in considerable quantity during the week. Lettuces
and other Wading are abundant. Mushrooms an still
cheaper. Cut Flowers consist of Heaths, Pelargoniums,
Gardenias, Cacti, Cinenuias, Lily of the Valley, Lilacs,
Buphorbiajacquiniflors, Aselets, Moss, and other Rows.
FRUITS.
Pim Apple. Pee 1b.% to Its Grasses, Seville. pre M.% to I%Grapes, botbesoe, per !b.. ea to lee Beadle, per dor, II 44 to
Steleae, Raillea.l4 to tech roe irroose, pea doe., It to le
Teaches, per dee leo so Ile per NO, la to 144
Mends.. per Ka learels Garnerserriert. perbaltalamita
etraarberrasa, au
is to la percek, .14
CUMIN. por lb.. 44 to Sweet Aimee par fa to So
Apples, Den. per Daub. lea to tee Nut.. Gob. Per MM.. lee. te nee
Rirebea, le to Ifs Hateralcana, par WAR, ,Sea ilea
Grum per doz.ls to fa ea Ifa le@
par 100,44 to les palmate. per OWN. Its VIM

WM... per dos, Id Ss I. Id
Ore.., pee dos Noah , Is Id Is Is
Caollissrers, por.. , i to es
Pr.. Beset, per 19S, le to ts
Sorrel, p.. Ist.lsee, Id to 0,1
Potalsr, per tos, 110$ I. 300 s
ems, Is 4. tolls
Masi. 4. Fs SI
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Wimp, pm pea,. tis
- 11/.M ,per lb ,le to
rigroZaltw Ire V
Wtoa , w ooft, bls to
Owohoos, oto Wu to
Law, pot losik, Ott to lo
LW. for Ow It so 4.
corr. porboodlo, N to Is 14
Oww, pot two, id to Is 34
0.3.4•44. WWI, Is to Is

Stu Sots, pee lb, la to la
'sr lb, Si to la
Splbach, per Woo. Id to la Si
aassrassa, Too 100, let. Sa
Pass, pa aim. Ss Ea as
lasealsas. alb pal sem. SI top.
P. N. par dor W. 14 tot.
troy pod Id ban, 94 to Is
✓airour Id
Nor Mak rid porn. Si to
pit bra, 11 r id
Marty. pat barb, M to id
rum, por Im.\, Id
roireser low 44 to SS
Pres', ger WM.% la to to MI
Orr, re rode, to to UN
gins, yr rdrirred It
Karma, pa boor, St to 44

Pm Yesterday's Marksts am Jug pap.

SHIPPING.
MArul AIRIYID.—DubIis, 3; Waterford, 2; Donsehadee,
1; Flanders, 1 ; French, I; Hamburg, 1.
Limbow, June 26.—Wind this day at noon, W., light
breeze, and cloudy.
DIAL, June 2.5.—W. 8. W., fresh and squally p.m.,
moderate.—Mary Ellen. Mentalism, and sailed for Amster-
dam. Arrived from river Derk Hatterack, Newfbundland.
Bailed: Birdie, Rio Janeiro. Arrived, 24: Heroism, Rio
Grande.
Fournwourg, June 25.—N .B.W.—Arrived 11.11.8. Re-
sistance, Halifax, left 6th inst., and sailed for Liverpool.
Butiu.na, June 25.-B.W.—Arrived: Nile, Calcutta.
Orr Eaarsotravra.—Lady Catherine, Jamaica.
OFF BFACHT HEAD, June 21.-31argaretta, Banana,
for Bremen.
Warrunoomr, June 24.-B.W.—Arrived: Porton, An-
ticillUlVOßD, June 24. S.W. to W.S.W. Arrived :
Nary Seaton, New York.
COWL, June 23.—W,—Arrived : Antiquary Philadelphia;
Petunia,New York. Off port : British rift; sad
sailed for the Clyde.
CLTDW June 24.—B.S.W.—Arrived: Jane Karim,
New York. Bailed : 23rd, Jane Christie, Trinidad ; Richard
Brown, St. Vincent. 24th, St. George, Demerara; Arethwa,
Trinidad.
York. Luciana, June 24. W.—Arrived : 23rd, Albite, New
Suzan, June 24.—W.N.W.—Jesee Heat, Antigua.
26th, Veracity, Amigos ; Nova Scotia, St. lehn'e ; Ana
Brown,Notha ; W,biftra, Now Orleans.