The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-06 00:00:00

The Itrorm

553.] LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1848.

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.

(By the lilearie Telegraph Causgsay's Leprese.)

HULL, JUNE 6.—By the Hamburg steamer we have
accounts from Flensburg to the let inst., which slate
that the Prussians were to retreat on the following day.
Apenrade and Hudersleben had been abandoued to
the Danes.

AMERICA.
(By lA. klertrir TdryrepA Company's Ezpreat)

The Cambria arrived this morning at Liverpool,
from New York the 21th ult., bringing 73,00 x f. in
specie. The Hibernia had arrived out at Halifax.
Flour had fallen on the average from 75 cents. to 1 dol.
per barrel. Cotton firm, at a slight advance; the
crop looked promising. Exchange on London, 1101
to 111. News of the ratification of the Mexican
treaty was daily expected.—Accounts from Monte
Video state th t the English and French commis-
isioners had arrived, and that on the 20th of March

negotiations were rem
the La Plata question.

for the settlement of

ASCOT HEATII RACES.

BY EXPRKSB.—(Tmts DAY.)

TRIAL STAKES of 5 sove. each.
Foreclosure
War Eagle ..

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Won by a length.
SWEEPSTAKES of 50 Dove. each.
Odessa Colt
Folly Colt ..
Turban .. . .

Won bj half a length.
QUEEN'S VASE.
Sister to Ilydrangea . I
Footstool ... .. .. 2
Ellerdale .. 3
Cymba 4
ASCOT STAKES, 25 Son. each.
Vampire . . 1
Lady Will:lair . . 2
Chanticleer
Twenty-two ran. Woe by half a length.
I'ItODUCF. STAKES, 50 sove. each.

Wiasma walked over.

SHIPPING.

Mangy ARRIVED —Dublin, 3 ; Waterford, 2; Donagha-
dee, 1 ; French 1 ; Flanders. 1.
LONDON, June 6 —Wind this day at noon, south,
moderate brees•, and fine.
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DIAL, June S.—(S.W. to W. S.W.) Arrived : Diana,
Havana. and sailed for Sheernes, ; Nova Scotia. St John's,
N. B.; Bowes of Streatham, Shield+, for the Cape of Good
Hop.. Arrived from the river: Saotinore, Adelaide, S.A.;
Melbourne, and Sarah Trotnsan, Port Philip; Castle Eden,
Sydney, NewSouthWales; Mary,Cape of Good Hope; Falcon,
Demerara ; Duncan, Grenada. Sailed : hlass, Batavia,
Royal Saxon, Ceylon; Helen, Tobago; A‘tarte,St.Vincent's.
WIER/4110i, June s.—The Deux Freres, of Hunticur,
from Cate to London, has been Resisted into this harbour,
after being on shove on the Long Sand.
()RIMS nir. May 31.—Sailed: Thomas Harrison, Quebec.
SHIELDS, June 3.—Sailed : Eleanor, Quebec.

EXPORTATION OF AIIIIB.—DANIsn WAR.—In con-
sequence of communications made by the Danish embossed.?
to the Foreign Secretary, the Lords Commissioners of the
Treasury have ordered that if the coll. ctors and comptrollers
of customs at the various ports shall he satisfied that any
arms or warlike stores are embarked from this country, fur
the purpose of bring employed in hostilities against the
Danish government, that they shall prevent their being ex-
pertad, and report the facts to the Board of Custom..
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GATHERING OF YOUNG IRELANDERB.—On Sunday,
an open air meeting of fr.iternised ehartista and Young Ire.
lenders was held at Birkenhead, for the purpose of organis-
ing, it possible, amongst the labourers there, armed confe-
derate clubs. Between 200 and 300 persons seembled, and
very little enthusiasm was =untested in the proceedings.
The meeting was addressed at some length by the redoubt.
able Dr. Reynolds, of pike selling celebrity. His i.ddress
was of the usual character. Ile talked of oppression, of
battle fields, and exhorted the people to arm, expressing his
readiness to follow Mitchel if he were certain that his
removal would induce 1,000 repeaters to occupy his place.
EXHUMATION OF THREE Boutna.—The coroner
for the city of Bristol having issued his warrant for that
purpose, and a jury having been empannelled to inquire as
to the causes of death, three bodies—those of a mother and
two children, which had been buried for sense months in the
churchyard of St. Paul, were exhumed yesterday morning,
for the purpose of enabling Mr. Herapath, the analytical
chemist, to make such an examination of the stomachs and
other viscera of the deceased, as would enable him to detect
the presence of poison or otherwise. The investigation,
which is at present in a very crude state, is understoed to be
lestituted at the instance of a public insurance company (the
National Loan Fund Office), in which, some three or four
months prior to her death the life of the mother was
insured for the large sum of 3,0001. It is said that one
of the symptoms of the last illness of the mother,
in which she was attended by her usual family surgeon and
an eminent physician, was vomiting; and it is further soft-
grated that the circumgances of the husband were such as
would not warraat him in his rendering himself liable for the
annual payment of so large a premium as the policy of
3,0001. involved. The bodies having been disinterred and
identified by the pro ,er witnesses, they were opened, and
the stomach, intestines, &c., removed and placed in the
hands of Mr. Herapath, wo was present, and who was
directed by the coroner to make • minute analysis of their
contents. Toe inquiry was then adjourned for some dap.,
to afford proper time to the chemist upon the result of
whose labours the case, of course, mainly rests. It is right
to state that the husband fully concurred in the proposed
exhumation, and states his anxiety for such an investigation
as will remove the suspicion.

COMMERCIAL & MARKETS.
MONEY MARKET .1/4 CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Two o'Clock. —As the day of liquidation, fixed for
the 9th inst., approaches, an apprehension begins to be
entertained that the speculators fur the fall may find it
not so easy to find stock for delivery. Very little money
stock so brought forward for sale, and to the confi-
dence inspired by the fact among those who hold, or
who have purchased on speculation for time, may
be attributed the improvement in the funds
this morning. We have Console full higher than
yesterday, at 841 to I both for money and time. Re-
duced Threes, 824 to I. Three-and-a-quarter per
Cents., 83! to /. Exchequer Bile, 33.. to 395. pre-
mium. Bank Aock, 191 to 3.

The foreign market on the contrary has been heavy
all the morning, and in various instances prices are
quoted lower. We have reports of the intended
blockade of some of the Spanish ports, in retaliation for
the outrageous conduct of the Spanish government to-
wards the British envoy and British subjects. Although
these reports may not be entitled to much credit, they
had some effect on the bonds. The Fives declined to
111 to 121 ; the Threes were widely quoted, from 22 to
3. Dutch stocks also were lower; the Two-and-a-Half
per Cents. at 411 to 24; the Fours, at 611 to 21.
Russian remain 86 to 9. Mexican, 141 to 151.
New Grenada worse, at 113 to 121. Peruvian have
fallen to 32 to 4. Venezula, to 17 to 19. Chilian
are 78 to 82. Danish, 64 to 8.

ENdi.isii vusns.
Bank Block, 196 3 I 3rr et. Cons. for Ae., 4149 9
3 per Ct. Red. Anzio., 848 3 per Cents., 834 9
3 per Ct. Cons. Anna.. i 4.sehequer BHA, 3.U.. to 39a preell.
ORCION FUNDS.
5 per Ct. Austrian Bonds, 1 per Cent. Grenade Ads.. 119 124
49 per Ct. liele. Bonds. SI 82 Grenada Deferred Ed.. 24 i
24
gmper, Ct Cont. ditto. 1.15
LT 70 8 5 per Ct Merman, 1848, Hi 154
6 . Brazilian Bdt, per Ct. Peruvian Ads., 32
-Ditto New, 73 8 Portueueee Conv. Ada, 18 17
4 per Ct Buenos Ayres Rd.., 24 S A per et Huse Rds ,88 9
Ditto Cblllon Itds.., 73 C Ditto Spanish Ada, 119 121
Ditto Column. Let Rd.., 3 pc, Cl. Spanish lid.., 22 3
Columbian Lquador Bd.. 19 29 Spanish Deferred Bak .-
3 per Ct. Danish Ala, 84 8 Ditto, Passive Ads., 311
54 per CI. Duttli Eds., elf 26 2 per Ct Venezuela Bd., IT 19
4 per Ct. Dutch earns, al 24 Venezuela Deferred de,. 49 if

MlNES.—Australian Mine. are at par. Kinzig-
On' Mines at li premium. Asturian (Spanish)
Mines said to be improvinc.

RAILWAYS.—The market for shares is without
improvement, either in prices or activity. Specula-
tion seems to be at an end. We may remark
that scarcely a bargain seems to have been
done in the favourite York and Newcastle stock
for some days. London and North Western
stock appears to be steadily declining, and the
smaller of that stock have fallen consider-
ably. Birmingham and Oxford shares are about
4 premium, and attract some attention. EastErn
Counties 6 per Cent. PreL have been done at 118.3 d. p.

[THREEPENCE

ctuss 'Erman= Ur To TWO THIN DAY IN LONDON.
( Y pelnee wlll be is last paw)
Beek' 111 I Lambs sad Greenwich, 61
Eastern CohingbalablikllSS. 4 t Mia libel. and Line. (New IN.
Do. Dewar... 11w Ct., I 1 I ..,/ Ith
Do. Estes. 8 per a, No. 1, par Midland, I I
Do. do. No. 2, I d Do. Coo. Belot. and Bins. 6 per
Do. Northers & Ms Ws, 491 Cent., 11111
E.Union,Class 8., late I. ilk 11., Si Norfolk, till
&Ma. A Glasgow liaise., II North British nom, 91 t
Great Northers, 51 4 Ito. gm., 41
Great N. of England, 227 Do. Thirds, 1
Great Western, 90 Shropshire 0900, 11
Do. Quarters, 15 booth Eastern, 231 41
Hull and Selby, 991 Do. No. 2,11 l
Use. & York (Pees. 04Wyre), 141 Do. Thirds, N 0.4, St
Lin., Night., & H. Coast, SI Weir Valley 6 per Cent, 111
Do. Pref. 030. 5 per Cent. 1846, Do. Ong. News. & Bee, 581
464 Do. Extension No. 1 (York sod
Los. & N. Western, 123 1 Newc.), 171
Do. New, S York and N. Midland, 69 I
Ito. Fdlha, 7 Do. Preference, IS/
Do. IN. Max a, M. A 8., A., 61 Boulogne and Millen., 61
Do. do. IL & 8., 11., 84 Namur Auld liege, 31
Du. do. M.& 11., C., 31 Northern of Pomo., 1
LIVERPOOL I itLY.I4, Jcs• 5.
The market was again flat to-day, and prices exhibited a
further decline.
Gt. Northern Qrs., 2 d
Lan. ft Yorkshire Fifths, II d
Leeds & Think New, Su/ 41
Lon. & N. West., 125
lki. New Ors., 1 p
Do. Qrs. A. & 8., 11 p
Men., theff., St Lincoln. Eighth.,
51 il
Do. Pref., 1 d par
Ito. (late OL Orissa. and Stier
Qrs.), 51 4
illirtws„ Os., & Chest., 71 1 el

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Mt market vas vast, bat I
Worthy of note.
Lan. & York. (W.R.U.), 3j d
Do. Pref., 3.113 p
Lon. and N. West. Y. & B. Qra.
(A. & II), Ijp

Midland, 100;
Do. Halves, rj d
Scottish Central, 27i
Shrews. SI Birm (D), 61e. 3d. d
8. K. it Dover, 24
Do. New No. 2, 10 d

Da i4J.- 3, SI Si ci- -
Do. No. 4, 316 d
York, Newe., end Ber. No. 2,
14 P
Do. (O. N. E. Per.). 1 1 p
York and N. Mkt., 140 p
BALES, Jena 3.
there was no @bangs in prices
Nan., Sher.,! lie. Pee(., par
S. ntaffordrldre, 27.169.164
B. E. & Dover, No. 4, 21 3 4

BIRMINGHAM MALES, Iran 5.
The transaction' in this market were only of a limited
character, with prices rather lower.
Lon. Se N. Western, 125 I Shrews. k Mem. (A), 11 1
Midland, 100 Do. (11), el'. Id.d
N. Staffirdo, 51.. 3d. d

LEEDS SALES, June S.
The share market wu in quite a state of inaction, the
transactions being in amount has than on any day during
the year.
N.,rth Western, 7 d I North British Thirds, 4Sa. d
Great Northern, ley d

BRISTOL SALES, Jose 5.
The market wu flat, and very little business was dons.
Greet Welfare Quarters, 2 d
YORK SALE& lowa 3.
'lran Northern, M. 11,. York, Ne.c. & Berwick (O. N. Z.
North British Thirds, IM. ed. I Pure.), W. le. id.
York IR N.Mid , E.&W.R. Ea., 311

PRODUCE.— 11IINCTNG-LANE, Half-part Tue.--
The large public tales of Sugar and Coffer, as enumerated
yesterda►, will occupy the trade until a late hour. Sugar is
going off heavily, and, althougL the importers are buying in
treely to sustain the mar. et, yet pricy s are a shade lower
on the aci.ual sales made. Coffee is also dull Salt-
petre has further declined ls. 6d., without stimulating
buyers ; refraction 81 sold at 2.5 e. 6J. ; nearly all of the 3,000
bugs offered were bought in at low prices.—Rice sold heavily;
middling white Bengal, 94. to Os. 6J.—Pimento sold at full
prices, 3d. to 31d. per lb.—Pepper, white, sold without spirit,
at about previous rates.—Rum dull —Cotton: We are with-
out sales to report.—Tea : The small public sales went off
heavily.—ln other articles no alteration ; but the produce
markets generally have opened to-day without spirit.

TALLOW.—The market flat. Peterabargh Y. C.,
on the spot, 4.5 e. ; October to December delivery, 42.. 6d.
to 425. ; separate months' delivery, 425. Ed.

CORN.—Arrivals at the granaries, by the Eastern
Coantiee Railway, for the week ending June 3:
Malt
Wheat 671 ~ Peas —
nal ley 94 „ Fleur
Oats ....... .... 273 „ heed .

BUTLEY, June s.—The price of Wheat, for which there
was nut a brisk sale, declined ful:y Is. per qr., end a t.imilar
reduction may be quoted in Barley and Oats. Beans main-
tained late rates, as did Peas.

BninttNOTON, June 3.—We had a small supply of Wheat,
which met a dull sale, at a decline of ls. to 2s. per qr. Oats,
Beans. and Peas were all rather lower, and the demand was
very limited. Wheat, 4.55. to 48s. per qr. ; Oats, 94. to 90.
per st.; Beans, 335. to 38a. ; Peas, 31s. to 335. per qr.
CAMTIRIDOE, June 3.—We had a good supply of Corn,
and prices were generally lower, except for Beans, which
met a ready sale. Wheat, red, 425. ; white, 445. to 48a.; Bar-
ley, 28.. to 30s ; Beans, 38s. to 38s. ; Oats, 17s. to 225.

CIRENCE‘IIE, June s.—With a liberal supply of Wheat
the trails ruled dull to-day, and to effect isles lower rates
had to be acceded to. Barley in little inquiry, and no trans-
actions worthy note. Other corn the same as last week.
Wheat, 91. 10s. to 121. per load. Barley, 30s. to 345. per qr.
Oats, 225. to 275. Beane, 425. to 465.

Com.ustrrote, June 3.-The show of samples of Wheat
has exceeded anything of the kind for some time past. The
farmers being exceedingly anxious to sell, while the
millers, on the other hand, acted with the greatest caution,
few sales were effected, and those were principally by weight.
The best would not realise beyond 6s. 3d., and corn such as
is seldom seen for quality and weight. In Barley and Oats
little or nothing doing.
DONCANTIM, June 3.-All the leading markets yesterday
are reported lower, which, notwithstanding a very moderate
supply here this morning, his a depressing effect on the mar-
ket ; line fresh samples were 6d., and all moderate qualities
61. to Is. per 3 bushels lower. Wheat is partially in ear in
this district. Oats continue as flat as possible. Beans are in
less demand than last week, and to effect sales lower prices
must betaken. Nothing doing in Barley. Wheat, new, 17s.
to 18s; fine, 19s. to 205.; old, 17s. to 18s. ; fine, 19$. to 20s. ;
Blendcorn, 16s. to 17s. Rye, 12a. to 13e. Beans, 13s. to
15s. ; old, 15s. to 16s. Peas, grey, 151. ; white, 15s. per 3
imp. bushels. Oats, 18e. to 21s. ; line, 225. to 235. ; old, 18e.
to 21s. ; fine, 235. to 245. Barley, 325. to 335. per qr.

HP.RETORD, June 3.—A small quantity of Wheat, but u
the millers seem determined to cur fine their purchases to
their immediate wants, the trade was very quiet, at a decline
of Is. per qr. on the prices of last market-day. All kinds
of Lent Corn steady, without any alteration in price.

HUNTINGDON, June 3.—We had a very dull market, and,
excepting in the finest samples of Wheat, a small reduction on
last week's prices was made. Scarcely any samples of Spring
Corn were offered, and very little inquiry was made for
them.

KBNTAL, June 3.—The grain was manly sold at down-
ward prices. The weather is most seasonable. Averages
for the week ending June 3: Wheat, 24 qrs., Ms. 611. ; Oats,
71 qrs., 221 6d.
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KINORTON. June 3.—We are still supplied very mode-
rately with grain, but the quantity on offer is fully equal to
the demand ; avid .ricer are rather in favour of the buyer.
Wheat, 48.. to 565. ; Barley, 30s. to 325.
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LANCASTER, June 3.—We have had • very fair show of
grain. Wheat was more plentiful than it has been for some
time put. Buying was slow and dull, even at a further re-
duction. Meal was also plentiful, but nut much in demand.
Wheat, per load of 2801b5., front 31e. 6d. to 325. 641. Neal,
per load of 2401 b.., from 275. 6d. to 295.
LEICESTER, June 3.—Our market was again very dull.
Wheat about Is. per qr. lower. Spring Corn sold slowly, at
last week's priers. Whett, 445. to 495. Barley, 325. to 36e.
Beans, 40s. to 485. Oats, 224. to 28s. per v. Flour, fine,
375.; seconds, 355. ; thirds, 335. per seek.
MALTON, June 3.—Our supply of ell kinds of grain is
limited. We have a fair demand for Wheat, at a &cline of
Is. to 2s. per qr. The trade for all Spring Corn is slow, and
pricer in favour of the buyers. Wheat, white, 525. to 58s. ;
red, 50s. to Ms. per 40 stone. Barley, nominal. Oats, 94d.
to 104 d. per stone.
Nawronr (lams or Wtonv), June 2.—Wheatsoldat about
111. per load. Barley at late quotations, and market dull.
The fine showers during the la't week have had a very
beneficial effect on the appearance of the country crops, '
which are muck improved, and, with the exception of the
cold undrained lands, hopes are entertained of an abundant
harvest. Potatoes are looking remarkably strong and
healthy, sad more are planted this year than lately. Hay
harvest has been retarded by the showers, but those who
refrained from cutting their grata now nekon on im-
proved crops.

PLY-worm, June 3.—Prices of Wheat have farther de-
clined this week ls. per qr., at which reduction there was •
tolerable demand. Barley and Oats a better sale, at • little
improvement in price. Wheat, 44e. to 525. Barley, 28s. to
30s. Oats, 21s. to 235. per qr. Flour, 365. to 375. per sick.

PRESTON, June 3.—The fine rains this week have bad a
depressing influence upon the corn trade. The supplies
fresh up are quite insignificant, and stocks in granary are
light ; but the transactions in each article up to yesterday
were so circumscribed, that prices were only nominal.
We had a fair supply of English Wheat at onr corn ex-
change to-day, which met a dull sale at • reduction of 6d to
9d. per windle ,• and Irish was offering at a decline of 2d.
per bushel. Flour stationary. Beans in limited request, at
our quotations. Oats very slow of sale, at previous rates.
Oatmeal attracts little attention, but prices are well sus-
tained. In other articles no change to report.
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RICEXOND (Yoaxattrart), June 3.—We had a fair supply
of grain. Wheat sold from 6e. 6d. to 81. Oats, 2s. 3d. to
3s. 3d. Barley, 4s. 3d. to 4s. 6d. Beans, 41. 6d. to 4s. 9d.
per bushel.

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SHREWBBIIRT June 3.—The suppl of samples was small,
and composed of Wheat alone, which sold slowly at 6s. 3d.
to 6s. 6d. per imp. bushel.

STETNINO, June 6.—Attendance to-day very small, on'ao-
count of Horsham Fair. A fair supply of Wheat, but little
sold, farmer, being most unwilling generally to sell at the
continued reduced rates. Wheat, white, 111. 10s. to 121. ;
red, 104 10a. to 101. 15s. Oats, 20e. to 21s. Beans, 345. to
365.! Mem, 375. to 395.

Swrieuois, June 6.—Wheat sru a moderate show, and
the market closed heavily. The trade for Barley limited.
Some samples of heavy whit* Wheat went at 531. per sir. ;
best red, 620.; inferior sorts of both, 61a. Barley, grinding,

I so!. to aos. Bat ilea, fu=
40,. to 48.. Oats, best Poland., Us. to 213 e. ; secondary
qualities, 20..

YAkbIOUTII. June 3.—We hive the same dull report to
make of our Corn market. Supplies small, and tb. best
parcels of Wheat barely maintained last week'. prices. Very
little Barley at market. Not much &dog is other grain,
and no alteration in value. Flour has been rather scarce
lately, but no improvement in price. Wheat, white, 475. to
48e. ; red, 44a. to 46.. Baxley, 28e. to 31s. Beans, 335, to
345. Peas, 345. to 335. Gets, 220. to 245. per qr.

Dateruc, May 27. The shallowness of water still prevails,
which caused the supplies in the market to be cleared this
week at prices a shade higher than last week; high mixed,
601b5., at 395.; fine nailed, 611bs. 385.; common mixed, 375. ;
230 lasts being the quantity sold.
GRONINGEN, May 30.-With an occasional alight shower,
we have had another week of fine warm weather, and the
country pressats a most rich and luxuriant appearance.
Wheat, owicg to the dull accounts received from the principal
English and continental markets, meets a heavy, dragging
pale at declining prices. Rye and Buckwheat in speculative
demand, at an advance of 6d. to Is. per qr. The demand for i
Barley has fallen off, and all descriptions have given way
6d. to 91 per qr. since our last. Beans and Peas taken for
export, and previous prices are fully maintained. Of Oats we I
have moderate supplies, with less eagerness evinced to pur-
chase ; this article has a steady sale, at about 6d. to 9d. per
qr. untler our last quotations. Rapeseed with more inquiry.
Freight to London and east coast, 16.. and 16s. and 10 per
cent. for Oats. Currency as follows; Wheat, red, Oldamster,
63Iba. per bush., 375.; red and white, Ithoglausche,
62ibs. to 6311.5., 395. 6d. to 40e. 6.1. Rye, new, Onslander,
671b5., 265. 3d.; Kolonie, 691ba., 28s. 3d.; I.luck-wheat, Veen,
6511a5., 28=.; black, 295. 6d.; grey sand, 65411..., 315.;
Barley, distilling, 471 b. to 491 th., 26a. 61. to 30.. ; grinding,
451 b., 17a. 3d. to 17s. 6d. ; Knobbe, 50y1bs., 21s. to 225. ;
Beans, tick, first quality, 26r. to 27a.; mooed, 245. to
2.55. 6d.; pigeon, 265. to 28s. Oats, potato and P•iland,
43110. to 441b5., 18s. 6d. . • 411 b. to 424th., 17e. 9d. ; 40ih. to
411 b., 16s. 9d. Brews, 381 M. to 3941 M., 14s. 3d.; white,
feed, 3.51ba. to 361 M., 12a. 6d. ; 38lb. to 361 b. 124.; black,
371 b, to 38Ibs , 13s. 6.1.; :36.b.; 13.. per imperial
qr., free on board. Rapeseed, first quality, 264. 2s. 6d.;
second, 251. 10s. to 261. 6s. per last.

HAMBURG, May 30.—We have had a fair but not a luxe'
supply of Wheat, which is in good demand at 38s. to 39s 6d.
for good 621 b. to 631 b. red; a parcel of white, 60th., was sold
at 41.. 3d. ; Baltic red, 621 b. to 631 b., is held at Wt. to 375.
per v. free on board. Barley is less impaired for, but not
offering mash lower either ►ere or in Denmark. Oats am
held at late rates, but not much inquired for. Beans unal-
tered ; very few dry offered. Peas find buyers at 275. to
28s. for grinding, and 30s. to 31s. fur boilers. Ked and white
Cloverseed in demand, at full rate*, but held higher. The
price of white is fully 31., and red 1.. to 25., above the rates
current in the beginning of the mouth. Rape Cakes are 2s.
to 3a. per ton biil3er, and scarce. PO6llfUliSB Linseed Cakes
have been sold at 71. 18,. to 81. per ton, cost and freight.

KONIGEIBREG, May 26.—During the last week we had
considerable !supplies of Barley and Oata, and small 1021134.
to 103Ibs. Barley might be bought at 18.. per qr. f. o. b.
Of Peas and Beans we do not expect arrivals of any con-
sequence ; the former, of good boiling quality, are worth
2.55. 6d, to 261. 6d.; the latter, 26.. 6d. to 273. Tares,
21.. 6d. to 225. per qr., f. o. b. Wheat, of which we had
some supplies from Polen, has dropped is value, and good,
1291eis. to 130ib3., is to be had at 3.55. ; good high mixed,
129ibs. to 1301ba., 375. per qr., f. o. b.
LaonoßN, May 27.—A cargo of Galata Indian Corn has
been taken by a great house at 225.
Roeroca, May 29.—Supplies of Wheat bare increased,
and best, 631b5., might be put on beard at 375. per qr. In
other descriptions of grain ne alteration.

Sturm, May 28.—We are not over supplied with torn,
and prices, particularly of spring corn, are pretty well main-
tained. We quote 621 b Pomeranian Wheat, 365.; Glib.
Uckermark, 35a. 6,1. Bert boiling Peas, 27a. 621 b. Pome-
ranian Barley, IBs. to 18s. 6i1.; 5216. Odcrbruck, 201. per qr.
free on board.

110PS.—Barrt.E.—The hope, with other vegetation on
the dry lands, have been almost stationary, but there have been
plentiful rainu greatly to the gratification of the pleat, rs. The hops
have already benefited much, and the lately impenetrable clod is
now being brought into that pulverised state In which the tender
fibres of the hop plant may easily expand end perforate their bed.
Next week we may expect a still more satisfactory statement of the
hope se the effect of the recent showers will bare made itself
more fully felt.—Banderttro.—The hops In this distriet have,
within the last day oc two, become quite clear of the des
and fly, and are clearing the tops of the pole in • masterly manner.
This Is owing to the fine rain we have experienced ether Thursday, but
still the cultivation is very had In most gardens, up to the present
time.--finatrasti.—The Hop bins in this parish, though rather •
small generally, and by no means In a forward state, are now grow-
ing fut. There is very little vermin *mem. them. The extremely
rough and rugged state of the gardens has this season severely tested
the patience of the tyera. The late raise, however, are enabling the
planters to pursue arsiduously that, cultivation.--Buno.—The Hop
bites in this neighbourhood are improving, and they appear to be
healthy and free from vermin. Some of the gardens are in bad
culU-
vation, but the showers'', have bad during the past week will Rion
I remedy that —E.AI,IIO.IITHLT.—Tbe late rains have done more in a
few hours in saturating the earth and letting in the gadget and hoe
that the united strength of our farmers' cattle and hand-labour would
have (been able to accomplish in as many weeks, without such
assistance. In this neighborrhood there is Ins complaint than
used, at this time, of the ravages made on the bine by
their old enemies, the des and Sy, but the gardens are foe the
most part very fouI.—PIATINIXO.--Our banes are growing very
well, and are free from vermin. The late showers we bare had
are macs in favour of them, and will enable us to get our
gearless In good cultivation.—lit nor Gain.—The hop bine in this
neighbourhood bus very much improved lately. It is free from
vermin, but not so forward as it was last year, nor so
strong. The bites, however, look very healthy. The late heavy
showery MB enable the grower to shim and clear the ground
of weds, which was impossible before, owing to the exceedingly dry
weather. All kinds of grain crops are looking wry thriving.—
llounotruar.—ln some plantations the bloat hare mods eonelderable
progresa air= our last report, while in other grounds the plant I.
still very weak, and eahibita a very uneven appearance. Fly is
generally to be found, though not in sufficient quantity to excite
alarm.—Marnxt.a.—We have bad some very congenial showers,
end the hops have altered in appearance for the better. The bine
looks more healthy than It did the previous week; the Sea hu in
some irestanont almost eaten up the hops, but should the weather
prove favourable they will probably recover, provided the fly does not
visit them too freely. These visitors have already made their
eppearanee in some of the prdefis.—Nomtuait.—We scarcely
remember to have seen the bine at this seamen more flourishing,
and so free from obnoxious insects. The late genial shower.
have greatly aided the planters in the cultivation of the soil.
—Nrnau.—We have been favoured with menefine showers,
this sat week, and much labour baa been done. The bine is
rowing fast and we have but few fly.—Nswtce.—The hops in
this neighbourhooo have improved wry considerably within
the last three or four dam and the fly bas quite disappeared from
them. Since the heavy showers that we have bad, the bine is now
quite clean. and promises very favourably.—Rortivaramh.—The
late congenial showers of rain have enabled our planters greatly to
improve the culture of their hope. The bine is considered to row
well. There is also a decrease of insects.—Ssorneure—The hops
are growing fast, and with a few except one, are doing very well. The
Sy has almost disappeared. Toe late rains have bees very serviceable
in enabling us to till the ground.—Tereamox Waits.—A great im-
provement has taken place in the a of the hop during the
last few days. The bine, are rapidly, and there Is a great
decrease in both flea and fIy.—WAMIVILST.—The hops have Im-
proved in this parish *loathe last report, and we are newly tree from
dy. The late beautiful rains have been of great assistance in the ,
rootlet culture. Some grounds have not, up to this time, had any
shimming or chopping, owing to the parched state of the soda More
rain la yet wanting.—Vegetetn.—The hops are doing well in this
pariah, and are free from vermin. The late rains have done a great
deal of good to the plantations. The duty I, called 160,0001.—Steux

CATTLE, &c.—Total of Cattle received in London
by the Eastern Counties Ftailway, for the week ending
June 3:—Beasts, 4,293; Calves, 114; Sheep, 12,482; Page,
804.

ASHBURTON FAIR was largely supplied with both Sheep
and Bullocks, and tke attendance of agriculturists unusually
large for June fair. Cattle of all descriptions exceedingly
dull. Fat Bullocks, 60s. to 555.; store, 30s. to 34e. per ewt.
Hi Boos FAIR, June 5.—A fair supply of good stock;
prune specimens were either sold or held for higher prices,
but in general business was dull. Superior Devon' were
offered at from 201. to 26/ per head; some good Heifers
were purchased at 121.; store Oxen, 101. to 121. ; milch
Cows, 121. to 141. ; COHN with Calves, 151. to IN.
INOLENTRITE FAIR.—The show of Cattle was an average
one ; and those in good condition were easily disposed of, at
prices varying from 81. to 15/. each. The show of Drapes
was not a very good one, either in quantity or quality, aid
the demand was not very great. An average number of
Sticks was offered, and met with ready sale. There was also
• considerable number of Irish and black-faced Ewea and
Lambs exhibited, the owners of which did not find a very
pod market. With respect to the attendance M farmers, it
was not so large as in some former years.

lIERBORNE FAIR 11111 hut thinly attended. Twe.tooth
Down wethers fetched from 28e. to 355. ; horned, 255. to 305.;
foar-tooth shorn meaty, 425. to 455. per Lead. There were
but few Lamhs penned, and for which about 70. per lb.
was demanded. Cows and calves brought from 9/. 10r. to
141. Two year-old heifers, 61. 10s. to 71. each. Pigs were
scarce, and high prices were demanded. The Horse fair was
not worthy of notice.
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Skirrox FORTNIQHT Patet.—For first-rate Beef cattle
6d. per lb. wu generally obtained. Prices for other gr►des
varied to under Sd., and were of duller sae, although a clear.
ante was eventually effected. Sheep were of average good
quality, with little variation in price, viz., 60. to 7d. per lb.
out of the wool. The .upply of Lambs being unequal to the
demand, caused a quick sale, and prices averaged 7d. to 74d.
per lb. The demand for store cattle wu less active, without
variation in price. The show of Irish cattle was lees to-
day, not exceeding 1,000 or 1,100, for the greater part of
which rather better prices were obtained.

WIGAN FAlL—There were but few cows offered, and
those of a very poor description, generally speaking. Any
that had the least claim to goodness met with a ready sale,
but inferior animals could not be disposed of at any price.
The attendance altogether was meagre, and very little
business done. The horse fair was of a similar character,
and scarcely a good animal could be seen in the fair.
DUBLIN, June I.—Our market was considerably smaller
than any we have had for the last mouth, 3et the demand
slow, from the fall of nearly ad. per lb. oa Beef and Mutton
at last Monday's Liverpool market, caused by the large
number of stock brought forward, and the difficulty of
curing from the warmth of the weather. We quote Beef.
425. to 60s. ; prime, 529. 6d. per cwt., being a reduction of
los. to 18s. per head from last week's prices. Mutton, which
may be said to be altogether shearlings, 6d. to 7d. per lb. ;
good Veal scarce, 7d. to 71d per lb., sinking offal. Lambs,
15s. to 225. each. The supply of Pigs remarkably small ;
prices 481. to 52e.; feedlings, from 18e. and upwards.

DUNSI FAIR, June I.—There were nearly 800 head of
cattle, consisting chiefly of fat, most of which was in the eery'
best condition The sales were quick and prices looking up.
Prime fat, 7s. per stone ; inferior, 6s. 6d. Year olds were
from 61. to 81. One lot, we believe the beet in the m►,ket,
belonging to Mr. Bertram, Cranshaws, sold at 101. 10a.
There were a few milch Cows, and pricy were from 91 to
141., according to quality. There were about 1,700 Sheep,
most of them clipped, which sold at from Id. to bid. per lb.
Black-faced Ewes, with half-bred Lambs, sold at 20e. Half-
' bred Ewes and Lambs. 36e.

For Yesterday's markets so last par.

‘I'MPFdtiAL PaLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY, JUNE 5.
The LOID CIANCILLOR took his teat at 45 o'clock.

PRIVATE BUNNE.S9.

SECOND READING.—Derby Water Works Company Bin.
THIRD KEADlNGS.—Volbestune Water Worka ; Lambeth Water
Work.; Manchester General Cemetery ; Shrewsbury Market ;
PUBLIC BUSINESS.
SECON D

Yarmouth Freemen Instranehisei
meat; Tobago &Bei and Immigration into British Guiana and Tit.
shad; Cruelty to Animate Prevention ; Protection of Yet:oaks; Collies.
tors of Cew (Ireland) ; Bins.
COMMITTEE.—Evicted Destitute Poor (Ireland) Bill (pre forme
with amendments).