The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-29 00:00:00

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KIRECALDT, JUNE 26.—The weather eluting the early
pert of the week was cold, with heavy showers: latterly, it
has been more genial. The growing crops, especially the
Wheat and Barley, are in danger of being too bulky In the
straw ; and as yet very few fields are in the ear. So far as we
can judge, they are fully tee days later then last year. At
our country markets this week we bad little grain of any
kind offering by farmers ; prioes of which may be called, no-
minally, same as lest week. Foreign Oats and Barley, from
which, at present, the millers draw their chief supplies, were
sold at le. to 2s. per quarter under the prices realised last
week. lien, today, we had a small supply of Wheat, which
sold slowly at Is. to 2s. per quarter reduction on last week's
rates. Only three parcels of Barley, and three of Oats,
brought forward, and even these not all sold, foreign being
offered comparatively cheaper. Wheat, 71s. to 87e. Barley,
48s. to 51e. Oats, &U. to 40s. per qr. Oatmeal, 645. to 565.
per bag of 280 lbs.
DANTEIC, JUNE 21.—During the course of last week we
enjoyed a very good atmosphere, with slight summer
showers. Business in the Cern market has been rather slack,
owing to the depressing report from England. Upon the
whole transactions were made of 5,000 to 6,000 lasts of
Whet., but the prices were much the same.
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GENOA, Jr)rx 18.—The accounts from Leghorn bringing
not only • check to the decline of prices of Wheat, but like-
wise an advance of 11. to 141. with the general expectation
that prices in Marseilles may ;ally will likely give a firmer
tone to marketsall round. 200 minota Galata Indian Corn,
weighing fully 63111.. per bushel, were purchased yesterday
at fates equal to 423. per qr. free on board, transhipped
exclusive of freight and cost of demurrage.
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HAmmintl, Juin 25.-There is very little doing in Corn
here, with the exception of Rye, in which transactions to
some extent have been carried on. The imports ir.crease
more and more. They were so considerable t.hin week, that
the sellers were very urgent, and the prices declined nearly
30m. since last week. Wheat also did not maintain its price,
and was about 10m. or 12m. lower than last week. Not
much was done in the export trade, owing to the want of
supplies; for Wheat the same prices were demanded as 'NMI
week, but it would not go off, especially the Russian. Theis
was scarcely any Rye in the market except the Russian,
which was nearly all sold secondhand, at from 3m. to 6m.
lower than a week ago.
LEGHORN, Juan 15.-We have had further arrivals of
Wheat, and though the demand has been brisk, the stock is
still about 120,000 qrs. Importers are very anxious to realize
before further supplies, daily expected, can come in. Our
prices, all free on board, are now as follows : Marianopoli,
621bs , 50s. 55.; Polish, 6141b5., 50e. 6d. to 61s. 94. ; do.,
601b5., 435. Bd.ts 46e. ; Odessa, 621b5., 471. 9d.; do., 6011ba.,
42e. 4d.; Rowell*, 6Slbs., 415.; Danube, &Bibs., 318. 6d. ;
Taganrog, soft, 691h5., 41s. • eschiglie' 6141 be., 425. 4d. ;
Egyptian, white, 5611b5., 32e. 10d. to 345. 2d. ; red, 684th..,
28s. Bd.; Taganrog, hard. 641 be., 475. 9d.; Barley, 265. 14. ;
Beenst new Egyptian, 355. 2d. to 36". 7d. The crops in Tus-
cany, indeed throughout Italy, have • most promising appear.
ance, and the harvest will be pretty general towards the end
of the month. Vogel' oo..tinue very scarce, and u high as
14s. 6d. and 10 per tent has been paid fora port in the
United Kingdom.

NORWICH, JUNE 26.—Our market exhibited a good show
of Scots and short-horns, with fresh droves of foreign cattle ;
although there was a good attendance of buyers, the number
of Beasts was so great, that it was quite impossible to effect
a clearance ; the sales made were at about late rates, and at
the close of the market nearly one-fourth remained unsold.
Fat Beasts a very short number; trade good, at from Ss. 6d.
to 9s per stone of 14Ibs. The pens were well filled ; good
Limbs ouite as dear ; middling, rather a dull sale. Keeping
Sheep, from 345. to 391. per bead, with a brisk sale. Ewes
of all ages, both scarce and dear. Fat Sheep, a doll sale, at
fte. 6d. to 9s. perst., without a clearance. la store Pigs and
fat Pork, no alteration worth notice.
NIWTOIVIi (MONTOOME/LYAKIRS) FAlL—There was a
very good supply of Sheep and Lambe, with a numerous at-
tendance of dealers. Mutton obtained 64c1 , and Lamb 7d.
per lb., and all was sold. The few Pigs offered for sale also
found buyers readily. Thursday's cattle market also exhi-
bited a large quantity of store Bullocks, all of which sold
well ; but no fit Cattle were on sale. There was likewise •
fair quantity of Cows and Calves at a good rate, and very
were left unsold.

SWINDON, JUNE 28.—A large number of fat Beasts, gam-
rally of coarse quality ; best with difilimlty fetched 12s. per
score ; second, I Is. ; common fat Beasts and Cows, 10a.
Fat Calves made high prices, the finest quality reaching Ils.
to lls. Sd. per score ; inferior, 10s. to 10a. 6d. Large Sheep
with difficulty made from 59. to ss. 4d. per stone; some very
sups riot South-Downs fetched se. Bd. ; inferior Sheep, 4s. Sd.
The best fat Lambs, 9d. per lb. ; small, Sd. to 81d. Large
fat Bacon Hogs, 10s. 6d. the score; small, lls.

For Yesterday's Markets see last pop.

SHIPPING.

MAILS AMID/ED.—Dublin, 3; Waterford, 2; Donaghadee,
1; French, 1 ; Boston, &c., 1 ; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, June 29.—Wino this day at noon, N.N.E.,
moderate breeze, and cloudy.
DEAL, June 28.—N.E. to N.N.E.—Arrived: Saragossa;
New Orltans ; Roland, Charleston' for Bremen. Sailed
Boughton Le Spring, St. Ritt's ; Ellen, Quebec; Essex,
Bordeaux and Mauritius. Arrived from the river and sailed:
Janet Willis, Demerara ; Sophia, Barlbadoes; Republic,
New York.

Cowns, June 28.—N.R.—Arrived : Freeland, Havanoah.
OPP THE START June 26.—Ben Nevis, Havannsh.
DUBLlN.—Sailed: Sir J. M'Donnell, Quebec.
CORK, June 26.—S.W.—Arrived: Diadem. Rio Grande,
and sailed for Hamburg; Bostomar and John, New Orleans;
Alexander, New York; Thos. Worthington, Itsrbedoes.
Swoo.—Arrived : 23rd, Louisa and Betty, Odessa. 27th,
Salisbury, Milt/more. Sailed : 23rd, Alan Ker, Quebec. 24th,
Betsey, Fort* Rico; Walpole, Baton.
DONEGAL, June 23.—Arrived: B. Aymer, New York;'
Adele, Philadelphia.
LIMERICK, Jane 26.—The Albion, from New York, cap-
sized at the quay yesterday, and filed.
Home HEAD, JUNE 27.—The Adironduck, from New York,
struck on a rock or sunken wreck, the Skerries Light:house
bearing N. by W.‘ W., the South Stock Light.house over
the North Stock Head, the Middle Mouse in one with Car-
nal•polnt.
GLOCCISTIR, June 28.—Euterly.—Arrived : Maran-
hao, St. John's, N.B.
BRIeTOL, June : Pauline, Menritius ;
Felix!, Trinidad ; Rosa, St.Thomas's ; St. Vincent, Jamaica.
Hum., June 26.—Sailed James White, Bombay.