The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-13 00:00:00

ODESSA, Jvwx 11.—The mocrunts from London and Misr- I
seilke have lowered the prices here, and if two or three ccesecutive
couriers continue to king more such news, they will go lower still.
We are still without vessels. The last freights to liarseilkn were 24
fr. the qr. ; to England, 239
Itarrocx, JULY 6.—% ery little doing at nominal prices ;
GI lbs. to 62 lbs. Wheit, Sea. per qr. free on board. Earley, 61 lb,. to
5216 x., 40s. per qr. free on bred. Storks very much reduced.
Weather warm, but at times stormy.
SISTRNA, J nun 28.—Wheat is 17 to 22fr. on board, but
these are no buyers at present. All the new harvest is in. About
10,000 Usk of barley sold this week at ISM to le p. Indian corn is in
demand for Trieste in comegoence of a poor harvest in Italy. Rye Is
9to 10tr. on hoard. CAI. The new crop Mil be good. Trade is calm.
Nominal prices to-day, 156 es 190 p. Exchange on lAexice, 1034 to
109 p.
Sr. PETRIMBI:RO, JULY 2.—The demand for all sorts of
Com and Flour was very slah, and prices went down very consider.
ably. Rye might be purebred on the spot for 24r. to 23r.
STRASBURG, JULY 3.—A great alteration took place in
Corn during the coarse of this week. Extraordinary activity as
manifested in the wholesale department, and the demand from Ger-
many especially was wry coessderable. The exportation arm heat
for bread amounted to about 600 hectolitres. Some of the et*,
especially in the south, are quite overstocked with Coro; in the
course of a few weeks, we have good reason to hope, that tie normal
prices will recommence, especially no the proems of fruit and wee-
tables of all kinds is se great no to demand universal gratitude. The
fivourable stale of the vintages Inn considerably depressed the prices
of almost every Idnd of wine.
VBNICZ, JULY 3.—Our grain market has been more active
the last few days, and several parcels of indigenous male haw been
sold at 6 fr. per mt. A cargo of Galata ace was sold at 50. 10c.,
beiges closed. The weather has been very rainy, and our wheat
market isconequently very unsettled.

METALS.—Gc.tsoow, JULY 10.—The price of
Scotch Pig Iron, delivered free on board here, may be quoted
to-day at 70s. per ton for 3-stbs No. I, and 2-sths No. 3,
cash ml 4 days. Heavy purchases were made during the
week, at 675., 685., and 695., and at the quotation of to-day
there are few or no sellers, a higher price being expected.
The market may be said, therefore, to close very firm.

HOPS.— Bonoron MARKET. Two o'Clock.—
Mews. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the
accounts continue as bad as possible from Worcester and
Farnham. Parts of Sussex and Kent are still getting worse
and worse. Market firm. Duty, 155,0001.
lissat•are.ll. •aw. • Amery Lars.. p. eat N. se $
W Lea . 4 Os •I Taffies SWIM- SW l• II
Pram alo tea s OW asps.. .. . 113 w 0
Panama.
EAST RETFORD.—Although the weather has been propi-
tious for most descriptions of growing crops, it has acted in
an inverse ratio with regard to Hops. Since our last com-
munication the Midsummer shoots have been thrown out,
but these are excessively weak and puny in this district ;
besides which, the honey dew and brown unit so greatly
predominate as to render anything like • crop not at all
possible. Present appearances are disastrous, and our opinion
is, that, under the most adventitious circumstances, only a
very small produce can this year be calculated upon in the
North Clays.—Nottingham Journal.

POTATOES.—CARLISLE, JULY 10.—A fair supply
of new Potatoes for the season of the year, but the demand
being good they still keep high, at lid. to 2d. per lb., or 4d.
per quart.

Doncesrea, J 1 LY 10.—Not so many Potatoes on I
offer as might have been expected, nevertheless there was a
good supply, and there being a good attendance of dealers,
they were bought up readily at from ls. ed. to lc Gd. per
Pea.
SWIDIRLAIID? JULY 10.—The Potato crop still holds
promising. Pnoes are on the decline. The supply
has been plentiful during the week at the rate of 2s. 6d. per
peck of about 161 b., and at the time we are writing the
bellman is going about calling them at 2e. The quality is
good.

WOOL. SWINDON, JULY 12. Trade better.
Best Teg, without being mixed, 325. per tod ; slightly mixed,
305.; one-third inferior, 28s. ; one-kalf, 26a. ; two-thirds,
25e. Coarse Wools, 245. ; some very inferior, 22r.
INveristass FATIL-It was generally believed that most of
the large clips would be reserved, or consigned to the com-
mission agents; but this afternoon some sales took place at
the dinner-table, and others have been made since. Mr.
Seller disposed of his clip (Cheviot) at 144. per stone ; and
Mr. Paterson sold his at 131. 6d. A good clip of white
Cheviot hog Wool, washed, 21s. per stone ; laid Cheviot,
washed, lls. ; laid cross, washed, 9s. We have since heard
of the following Wee : The Rhivee clip, 13s. 6d. ; Mr. Munro,
Fitherfield, 12s. 4d. ; Mr. Munro's Cheviot white hog Wool,
23a. Two good clips of Sutherland Cheviot Wool were sold
early, at 12s. fid.

HAY.—SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.—:Messrs. Cooper
and Davis, Hay and Straw Salesmen, report the trade
rather heavy, and prices as follows
Prise Moslem 714. to SU. I
New .... SOs. to 70a. !Cloves ... 90a to 110..
Water .......47%t0 70s &owe .. w .60s. to Mc

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CATTLE, &C.—ALRESFORD FAIR, JULY 12.--This
fair is for the sale of Stock Sheep, Lambs, &c., of which
there were nearly twenty thousand here this day. Trade
brisk. Some pens of Hampshire Down Lambs fetched 365.
to 40s. each ; Sussex, 341. to 36e. ; some fine half-bred, from
38a. to 425. some fine Ewes were sold at from 50s. to 52a.
each, moderate making 425. to 455. Stock Wethers were
rather act rce, which caused them to sell at gnat prism.
COLCHESTER, JULY 10.—There sou a good Show of
Beasts and Sheep at market, and more life in the trade than
for some weeks past. Nearly two-thirds of the Sheep
and Lambe were sold, at rather improving prices. The
transactions in the Beast trade were not so free, but prices
for those in freak condition were looking upwards, and a tole-
rable share of traasfere took place, but really lean stock hung
on hand. There was no particular alteration in the value of
Pigs.
CHESTER GREAT FAIR.—At this fair there were few fat
stock, best Beef scarcely obtaining 6td. per lb. There
was a good supply of store cattle ; those that were sold
fetched fully 11. per head lees than at former fain. Good
Cows and Calves, and calving Cows fetched fair prime, in-
ferior scarcely getting a bidding. There were a great many
Horses, those sold realising a reduction of fully ain 301.
but most were taken home again.
EXETER, Jtrvy 9.—A full average supply of stock; all
descriptions of which, except fat Beef, hung heavily on
hand; and even the latter, although it sold tolerably free,
was at a reduction on lest week's rates. The top price mast
be put down at I Is. per more, and the average hem 10s. to
the latter figure. Store Bullocks, including Steers and Bar-
reran, were also worth Ices than last week. Cows and
Calves were also cheaper. Butchers' Calves sold at fid. to
6d. A large supply of Sheep, selling at about the same as
last week ;-Wedders, 64d. per lb. Lambe, 7d. ; Mere Sheep,
345. to 40a. each.

NORWICH, JULY 10.-Our market exhibited an extra-
ordinary show of Scots, short-horns, and Datsh tattle. A
worse trade has not been known this season, the numbers
tending greatly to prevent any improvement is prima. At
the close of the market fully one-third remained unsold. Fat
Beasts scarce, and realised O. to 9s. 6d. per atone of 14 lbs.,
and quickly sold. The Sheep peas ware all ilia. Lambs
and keeping Sheep were a dull sale, at from la. to 2s. per
head less money, and fully one-fourth unsold. Fat Sheep
Bs. 6d. to 9s. per stone, with a clearance. Store Pip, 224. to
265. per head ; fat Pork, 7s. 6d. to 7s. 9d. per stone.
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SWINDON MAXILIT, JULY 12.—A large quantity of Besets,
principally of Inferior quality. The price for best did not
reach higher than Ile. 6d. per score, while many could toe
bought at 10s. to 10s. 6d. Of fat Calves a good number,
which sold at from 9s. 6d. to 10s. 6d. per more. Fat Sheep,
best Wethers made 6s. per stone; second quality. 41. Bd. ;1
inferior, 4e. to 4s. 6d. Some of the best Lembo might make
6e. per score ; yet the common prices given were 6s. 4d. to i
be. Bd. The Pork trade was dull. Lean Beasts hung on
hand. Sheep sold well. Stock Lambs and Calves in good
request.

AYR Mmerustan FAIR, Jr.my B.—This fair chiefly con-
sists of those &mall Highland Beasts, locally known as
marts, although a few of the top lots are of a heavier sort.
including some of the best West Higlanders. There was a
short supply, and a very brisk demand. The rates were con-
siderably higher than those of last year, at which several lots
left the market for Dumfries-shire' early in the day. One-year-
old stirka sold from 21. to 41. 10s. Two-year-old small Heifers
from 41. to 51. There were scarcely any three-year-olds. A
few superior Highland Cows, that might fatten to about 22
stone, were sold about 81. to 81. 81. On the whole it was
a quick and dear market. In the Horse fair there was a
fair show of useful Beasts, but very few superior. As in all
late fairs the demand was principally confined to the better
sorts of draught Horses, some of which sold as high as 60/.
The general price for good animals was from 401. to 501.;
middling aorta, 251. to 351. Riding and harness Hones and
Ponies were wane ; Shetland Ponies from 41. to 61. 10s.

INVERNESS GREAT MARKlT.—fiales were brisk, parti-
cularly in Lambs. Cheviot Wedders sold at 2&. 6d. to 365.
inferior, 255. to 275. ; Ewes, 19s. to 245. ; inferior 16e. to
17s. • Lambs, 12s. to 151. ; inferior, Ba. to I Is. Slick faced
wejder., 248. 6d. to 255.; Ewes, 10s. to 13a.; Lambs,
Pa. 6d. to 9s. 6d.

Yartrotm Fall—At this fair the number of Lambs was
than last year, and the quality in general superior.
clet:Ansisted principally of bred and two.thirds bred, with
• small supply of half.bred. The demand was not brisk, but
at the commencement of the market the prices obtained were
from Is. to Is. 6d. above last year. As the day advanced
these prices were not supported, and the prices fell to as aear
as may be those of last year. Bred wedder Lambs brought
nom 20s. to Ms. ; two-thirds bred, from 18s. to 2.36. 6d.;
two-tUrds bred, mixed ewe and wedder, from 17s. to 19s. 6d.

For Yesterday's 11;whela IN bat page,

SHIPPING.

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MAILS ARRLEED.—DobIis, 3 ; Waterford, 2; Donagbadee,
1 ; French, 1; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, July 13.—Wind this day at noon, W.N.W.,light
airs, and calm with sultry weather.
DEAL, July 12.-8. to S.W.—Arrived . Arena, Singapore
Neater', Monte Video, for Antwerp; Woodpecker, and
Marion., Jamaica. Sailed: The outward-bound. Arrived
from river !tattler Hubert Town ; Hereford, Ceylon ;
Janet, hianritius Robert Clive St. Helena; Simon Taylor,
St. Helena and Calcutta; Whimpoa, Demerara; Chester,
St. John's, N.B. ; Don, Quebec.
On, Doran, July 12.—Oriental, Monte Video.
CORI, July 19.-8. S. W.—Arrived: Macedonia, New
Orleans; Mountaineer, New York.
Hutt, July 12.—W.—Sailed; Vesta, Hayti.
Porressourtt, July 12.-8. to B.B.W—Arrived Quebec,
New York. Off port : 9th, Harris's, Rio. 10th, Dorothea,
New York. _

---PiuliOZTut, July 11.—S.—Sailed : Ellen, Quebec.
BRISTOL, July 12.—W.—Arrived :Rapid, Newfoundland.
Sinnott, July 11.—W.S.W. ;12th, B.—Sailed Kingston,
Manilla ; Nile, Calcutta.
FLEETWOOD, July 10.—The Caroline, Crom Port Talbot,
was struck by lightning on the 7th inst., off Beachy-head ;
lost foretopmast, had hull damaged, and became very leaky.
Fautotrrn, July 12.-8., foggy.—Passed by: Stern,
Hamburg, for Rio.; Janeiro.