The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-09 00:00:00

TAW.
&CZ WINZAT

31. u....
OATS, ftellsll Red 26 to 26. Ott.. UNA 23 to 286 Od
Ditto Poland, 3O to 324 Od...patato 31 to 33s Od
Berwick & Scotch feed 37 to Di Od...potato 32 to 3.16 Od
Irish feed 24 to 276 Od Wok- 22 to Vs Od
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Ditto potato 33 to 34
Pus, prez. 43 to 50s Od.. maple 49 to 4 Od
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Harrow 41 to 41..4m=11 44 to 46...0kt 14 to 19
TARIM, New Spring 10 —...new winter to —...014 to
RANENIIIS Now
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id 0060 a. 47 to 49 to 31
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RAMMED CARL, free or duLP...... 019911 A 3 10s. to C 3 15a
Lissaln CAEN, Dutch and S 9 10.. to SIO 10s.
Ditto Trench and Antietam SIO 10.. to SII 10..
Finch, American, par Wed Mlles. SS to 11
Dentate lad limbos SS to Si
Canadian
French, pee smelt of 1801te. tree — to
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 3th JULY TO 9th JULY.
Qzs. Paiglish. Scotch. Irlah. Foreign.
Barb I 1910 i 1130 I I 16350
r 620 13.0
Ots 250 6800
Flour, 2,310 sacks; 11,920 laurels. Mall, 430 quarters.
Lospog A y,rj“ o .1. Wheat, 66.. Id.; barley, 48s. 4d.; oats,
beans, 508. 9d ; pass, 355. I Id.
IMPERIAL AVERAGES.

199. Wbeat.l Barley, Oats. 1 aye. I Beans.' Pese.
May 29 ... ... 102. 9d J6l 5d 36e 9d 73e 114259 e lodiSe9 3d
June 5 ... ... 10d:15e 3d 115 e Ild 75e 1604 3d 61s ed
12 ... ... NM 10c1 5b 0d,31, Id 67s 1 57e 1911396 Id
19 ... ... Ala 76152 a 1d'1136 iid2lle Ild 574 sd,sile 104
26 ... ... '9ll 4d52e 44 ills Ild As 1,1457. 6r1,51s Od
July 3 ... ... i7e 14,310 lld 33. 10d We 51e 9A56.5 Rd
6 weeks' Agg. Aver. '.93e id !IA; IA3 at ed 70. 0d.27e 11d .R.• 3d
(There are no duties oo Foreign Grab.)

Prim May 19.1 Jane 3. 'June 11.,June 18. :Jana IN. i Jaly S.
192 2. -
99 10 711 ...
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BIRIIINOH•11, JOLT 8.-During the present week rather
more has been pawing in Wheat, at from Bs. 4d. for good
red, up to 9s. per 621ba., for white American. Barley
entirely neglected. Esther more doing in Oats, but at re-
duced rates. No transactions reported in Beans. At this
day's market there was a very short supply of English
Wheat, and all description, sold readily at a reduction of
2.. to 3s. per quarter. Good Barley maintained its valiiv.
Very little doing in Oats. Beans Is. to 24. per quarter lower,
although the reports of the growing crop are unfavourable. '
Wheat, English, whits, per bush. of 621 be., 9s. to 9a. Bd. ;
new, 9s. to 9s. 9d. ; red' 91. to 9s. 44.; new, 84. Bd. to
91.64. ; foreign, red, 9s. 6d. to 9s. Bd. ; white, 9.. Bd. to
101. ; Polish Odessa, 9s. 6d. to 99. 84. ; Danube, 9e. to
9e. 4d. Barley, per imp. qr., 48e. to 32e. ; grinding, per
3921b5.' 37e. to 435. Oats, English, white, per imperial
qr., 30s. to 38s. ; Welsh, black and white, per 312 lbs.,
31s. to 33 ; Irish (401 b. to 421 b.), 345. to Ms. ; (371 b. to
391 b.), 31e. to 324. ; black, 312. to 335. Beans, English,
per 1961b5. old, 19s. to 20s. 6d. ; new, 19.. 6d. to
20e. 6d. ; 184. 6d. to 19s. • foreign, 7s. 6d. to 19s.
Peas, boiling, per imp. qr., as. to 60.. ; grinding, per
1961b5., 18s. to 19,. Lentils, per 1961ba., 16s. 6d. to 11s. 6d.
Flour, per sack of 28016., English, fine, 57e. to 615.;
seconds, 645. to 56e. Average price for the week: Wheat,
per qr., 754,2 d. Oats, 334. 34.

. .
B/SHOPS EITORTFORD, JULY 8.-OUT market was rely dull.
A small business done, with hut little alteration from last
week's prices. Wheat sold from 68e. to 76e. per qr. Peas,
50s. to 5..%. Averages: Wheat, 745. 6d. Peas, 52:a. 2d.
BRISTOL, JULY 8.-Supply of English Wheat wurathar
short, and holders were unwilling to sell at the &mbar sia.'
dosed peters, which may be quoted front 4s. to 6s. per qr. on
English, and 4s. to ss. on foreign, below those of last week.
English Wheat, both red and white, must be quoted at 665.
is 765. per qr. ' • and Irish kiln-dried, at &M. to 70s. per
480Ibe. A like reduction must be noted on all kinds of
foreign ; and, should Use fine weather contir ue, it is thought
we msy look forward to still lower rates. Dantaic, Consgs-
burg, &c., high mined, brought 745. to 80s. per 4801bs. ;
Hamburg, Pomeranian, and other fine red, Marianopoli,
Polish, ike., 70s. to 735. per 4801 b ; Ancona, Barletta,
Odessa, Hip., ittc., 665. to Us. per 480Ib. ; Taganrog, Ku-
banka, &c., bard, 641. to 675. per 480Ib. English Flour did
not bring more than 545. to 575. per sack for seconds, and
584. to 61s. for fine. In Barley, for all kinds of malting
qualities, as well English as foreign, remained nominal ;
on English distilling there was a reduction of 4s. to 51.
per qr., and must be quoted at 435. to 465. ; foreign brought
Ms. to 40e per 4001 b. Oats have likewise fallen Welsh
and Devoe feed, 25e. to 28a. per qr.; Irish kiln-dried, white,
fine, 30s. to 335. per 3201 b. ; Irish kiln-dried, white teed,
30s. to 335. per 3201 b.; Irish kiln-dried, black, good, Me. to
28s. per quarter; foreign, 255. to 305., per imperial quarter.
In Beaus little was doing, and holders offerel at a con-
siderable further reduction, without effecting sales. English,
42e. to 48s. per imp. qr. Foreign, 36e. to 40s. The arrivals
for the week have been, Wheat, 3,657 qrs. ; 4.52 barrels.
Barley, 1,080 qrs. ; 127 barrels. Beans, 100 qrs.; 331 barrels.
Flour, 730 sacks ; 3,381 barrels. Oats, 7 qrs.; 120 barrels.
The accounts received of the potato crop are still of a very
conflicting nature, some stating the looks of the plant to
be in a most promising condition, others reprasentusg the
diatom to have appeared in some few instances.

Dreams, JCL[ 6.—We had to-day a very email supply of
Wheat, the greater part of which was left over from last
week. At the commencement of the market a few sales
were made, at about In. per qr. decline; but as the day ad-
vanced the demand and prim improved, and ultimately a
good clearance was effected, at fully lad week's prices ; in-
deed, in some instances, more was given, and it was the
general opinion that the dealers could not buy
nearly so well as en the last market day. It may_ be as
well to remark that the price quoted for white Wheat is
nominal, nothing, that we are aware of, being dons in it.
In Barley there was nothing doing. Oats were in good
supply ; the trade was heavy, and they were 2s. per qr. lower
The suppw of Beans was large, the sale dull, and they were
Is. per qr. cheaper. Peas were in short supply, and met a
free sale at last week's prices. Wheat, per qr., best white,
84c. to 88e.; red, 765. to 82s. ; inferior, 735. to 75e. Barley,
465. to 545. Oats, 265. to 324. Beans, new, 575. to 675. Peas,
665. to 625. Flour, per sack, fine, 60s. to his. ; seconds, 655.
to 60s. Best Bread, Is. bd. ; seconds, Is. 4d. the 81b. loaf.
Maineromi, eiI:LY B.—the trade for Wheat to-day was
anything but brisk. Red Wheat fouad buyers from 68s. to
705.; white, 70s. to 745. Many of the holders would not
take such prices. There was no trade for Lent Corn worthy
of notice.

NEWBURY, JILT B.—The fresh supply of Wheat was small
this day, but the quantity left over for some weeks consti-
tuted a considerable quantity on offer. Millers evinced
more disposition to do business, which restricted the decline
to about 4s. to be. per qr. Nothing offering in Barley. Oats
and Beans nein to buy. No Peas on hand. Flour itis. per
qr. lower. Avenges to 3rd July Wheat, 795. 4d.; Oats, 291.

PLYMOUTH, JULY B.—The farmers' supplies of all grain
continue very small, and merchants' stocks are only mode-
rate. Millers end bakers are also said to hold very little,
but until the London market improves few are likely to buy
more than for immediate consumption.

RONSIST, JULY B.—Wheats this day were oared at from
171. to 181. per load for best white and red samples ; WOW'
quality fiom 161. to 18 guineas; inferior not making more
than 445. per qr. Barley, the highest prices, 465. to 48s. per
qr. ; under 10 score, 445. Oats could not make more than
28s. for best Poland. Beans, Peas, and Rye very scarce,
yet they were down 4s. per qr. Winter and spring Tares
also scarce, making the terms of last week.

Roverrow, JULY 7.—Wheat, 3e. to 6s. per load cheaper ;
supply limited, and but very little busines done. Flour
down 4d. per peck. Potatoes are free from disease, and
come freely into market, at 2s. Bd. per bushel. Wheat, 40s.
to 47e. Averages : Wheat, 471 qrs. ; average, 86a. 4d.
per quarter.

Baarrumn, JULY 6.-In consequence of fine weather,
and yesterday's accounts from London, we note a farther re-
duction of 31. per load from this day etinnight. Oats, 2a.
lower; Beans, Is. per load lower; Barley, Is. Wheat, per
three bushels, white, 28s. to 30s. ; red, 265. to 28s. Bye, 21s.
to 245. Beans, 18e. to 245. Peas, 22e. to 24. Barley, per
qr., grinding, 475. to sk. Oat., 30s. to 371.
STOCIRRIIIOII, it:LT 8.-The trade here was exceedingly
dull, though white Wheats of 63.ta. were offered at 181. 10..
per load ; prune red, 171. 10s. ; some very good, 16!. to
161. 10e. Barley was very scarce, yet but little was sold ; the
samples weighing 10 score 121bs. up to 11 score, would not
make more than 465. per quarter, while some could
have been had at 425. Malt, 9s. to 9s. 61. per bushel. Beans,
Me per qr. Peas, from 60s. to 66a. Oats, from 245. to 30s.
per quarter ; all down 4.. to be.

- STOCitON•O7I-Tara, JULY 7.-A ve7 short supply of
Wheat from the growers to this day'. market, with good
coasting arrivals. There is some du' position to buy Wheats
at 41. per qr. decline on last week's rates. Barley, Oats,
Beans, and Peas 2s. per qr. lower. Flour sells at 31. per
sack decline. The weather has been very favourable for the
crops this last week. To-day we have a heavy thunder4torm.
British Wheat, per qr., Yorkshire and Durham, white, 745.
to 80s. • red, 70s. to 745. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, white, 764. to
Ns. ; red, 723. to 765. Beans, small, 545. to 58s. ; tick, 544. to
68s. Peas, white, boilers, 625. to 66e.; grey and maple, 625. to
555. Oats, potato, 295. to 335. • common, 230. to %I. Flour,
country, per sack of 2801b.,56;. to 583. ; superfine, 575. t 0604.
Foreign : Wheat, per v., Dantsic, 745. to 78s. ; Rostock and
Wismar, 725. to 76e. • Stettin, 723. to 74.5. •, Danish and Ham-
burg, 724. to 744. Pees, white, boilers, 624. to 66e. ; grind-
ing, 545. to 565. Arrivals this week Wheat, 1,3 0 qrs. ;
Rye Meal, 160 tons ; Outs, 952 qrs.

WORKINGTON, JULY 7.-A plentiful supply of Wheat at
to-day's market, at a reduction of 6e. the Carlisle bushel, or
16e. per ,quarter on last week's prices. Barley and Oats
scarce, but considerably lower. The dealers dropped Flour
4d. per stone. and Oatmeal 2d. Best Flour is now 21. 10d.
WATERFORD, JULY 7.-Our market still continues to
decline, and all descriptions of grain, as well as Flour, can
be bought at prices considerably below those of Saturday last.
EDINBURGH, JULY 7.-We had a fair supply of Wheat
from the growers at this day's market, which met a slow
sale at • decline of 2a. to 3s. per qr. on the rates of this day
se'nnight There was more inquiry for foreign Wheat,
than for the last few weeks, and a moderate extent of
business was done at a reduction of 2s. to 3s. per qr. Barley
quite neglected, and fully 35. per qr. cheaper. Oats in
limited demand, new thrashed farmers' samples about
maintained last week's prices, but foreign, of which there is
• large quantity pressing in the market, are Is. to 2s. per qr.
lower. Peas, 2e. and Beans, 3s. per qr. cheaper. A
Wheat, 645 qrs. sold; top, 80s. ; average, 70s. 10d. "131:irfeesy,
27 ; 495.; 435. 10d. Oats, 202; 38s. ; 355. 3d. Beans, 47 ;
56a. ; 53e. 6d.
GLASGOW, JULY 7.-The foreign arrivals since this day
se'nnight consist of 6,875 qrs. Riga Oats at Grangemouth;
and to the Clyde 2,360 qrs. do., and 3,680 barrels Indian
Corn Meal from the States, in addition to which there is a
vessel in the river from New Yerk, whose cargo is not yet
repotted, The coasting supplies are very trivial. Under
i the nfluenee of most favourable weather for the country,
and decline in all the southern markets, trade here through-
out the week has again been further depressed. Wheat
has not been looked to ; but ban-el Flour at a reduction of
2e. to 31. per barrel has met more attention, some sales of
'Western Canal having been made at 335. to 335. 6d. per
barrel. Oats have been pressed, and good Riga sold at 255.
per boll ; and Oatmeal declined 2s. to 3s. per load. There
has only been a limited inquiry for Barley, and scarcely any
for Beans and Peas. At this day's market there was a
good. attendance of buyers, who only supplied themselves
sparingly but there was an improved feeling evinced in the
trade. Flour recovered itself, and Western Canal was not
to be had under 3.55. per barrel, and Oats were more in-
quired for, but higher prices could not be obtained, 24.. 6d.
to 265. was about the figure fez good Riga. We reduce our
quotations for Wheat and Oatmeal, the former of which
are still nominally high in proportion to Flour. Wheat, per
2401b5., English, white, new, 375. to 39e. ; red, old, 33e. to
365. ; new, 345. to 375. ; Scotch, white, new, 335. to
375. • Irish, red and white, new, 325. to 375. ; Dantrie,
old, to 395.; Pomeranian, old, 345. to 375.; new, 345.
375. ; Danish, old, 33e. to 365. ; new, 33e. to 37e. ; Odessa,

soft, old, 33.. to 375. ; Canadian, old, 335. to 365. ; United
States, old, 345. to 395. Barley, per 3201 b., Berwick and
Scotch, new, 335. to 365.; foreign, Pomeranian, free,
&C., new, 325. to ; Danish new, 30s. to 31s. Oats,
per 2641130., Berwick and Scotch, new, 245. to 275. ; pre-
ralrish, new, 24e. to 275. ; Riga, new, 24e. to
Danish, new, 245. to 245. Sd. Beans, per 4 imperial
bushels, English, new, 275. to 214.; Foreign, new, 2h. to
270. ; Egyptien, per 2661b5., old, 235. to 245. Peas, per
280 lbs., white, new, 30s. to 31s. ; grey, new, 275. to
285.; Canadian, new, 30s. to 31s. }lour, per 280 lbs.,
English, superfine, new, 66e. to 68e. ; Irish ditto, new, 60s.
to 56e. ; line, new, 49.. to 52e. ; extra choice qualities, new,
68s. to 60s. ; American, per barrel, sweet, old, 345.
to 36e. 6d. ; Canadian, sweet, old, 345. to 355. ; sour,
old, 30s. to 31s. Oatmeal, per 28016 e., Scotch, new, 44a.
to 62a. Irish, new, common cut, 42a. to 445. Indian Corn,
per 28016 e. 245. to 26e.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. Two Li Clock.--
Mears. Pattencies mad Smith, Hop feeton, report that there
itno alteratim to notice.

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INMIIII.I111

ALTON, BENTLEY, FROYLII, ODIHAM, AND FARNRAW.—
In these perishes the growing crops are programing farour-
ably, with the exception of a few gardens on light soils, where
the lice and fly, and, in some places, the honey-dew , have
done some damage ; yet the rain, it is thought, will set all
right again.

WOOL.—Romster, JULY B.—Rather better terms
offered for the beet teg Wools, 30s. to 325. per tod being the
top priee ; for mixed teg, long-wool, and ewe, 295. per tod ;
one-half mixed, 26e. to 27e. ; three-fourths inferior, 245. to
255. 80020 comae Wools, 9d. to 10d. per lb.
HULL, JVLT 6.—A Tam goad show et Wool mai mf gni
quality; with not quite so many buyers ; and, although the
market wee rather quiet, nearly all cleared off at about last
week's prices.

SKINS.—LEADRNnALL, JULY 9.—Rides, 361 be.
to 64th.., 21d. to 21d. ; 641ba. to 721 b.., 244. to 2/d.; 721ba.
to 80th.., 21d. to 3d.; 80th.. to 88th.., 3d. to 31d.; 88th..
to 961ba., 3d. to 34d. Horse Hides,l2a. Calf Skins, 4.. 6d.
to 6a. 6d.

BEEKONDIIT, JULY 9.—Lamb Skins, L. 9d. to 2s. 6d.
Shearlinge, lid. to le.

CATTLE, &C.—SMITHFIELD, Two o'C7ock.—We
have a large supply of Beasts to-day. The trade since
Monday has suffered a considerable reaction, and we cannot
quote more than 51. as fair average of the best qualities,
although, perhaps, a few choice things have made rather
over that price. There are about 360 from Holland and
Germany, and 141 Milch Cows, the remainder from various
parts of the country. With Sheep and Lambe we are more
abundantly supplied than for some weeks past. Trade for
the former is not quite so good aa on Monday ; there is
about 24. per Blbs. reduction on all descriptions. Lamb is in
demand, and the choicest qualities, which are scarce, make
rather more money, but a large proportion are inferior, and
with difficulty disposed of at low rates. The number of
Calves is unusually large ; and, In consequence, there is •
reduction of fully 4d. per Bibs. From Holland and Germany
we have 1,020 Sheep and Lambs, and ISO Calves ; also, 200
Sheep from Spain. Trade continues steady for Pigs.
Iwo.. or s us. • . e. Per meat 4. 4.
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lumen at market, 1.011.5104•54.4 Lamina 13.4100. C.a.*. ass. 1.14 n. 1 •
Lincour, Jon' 7.—To-day the supply of Beasts was
scanty, and Beef fetched Bs. per stone. Mutton was less
scarce, and prices Tided from 644. to 7d. per lb.

LIVIIIPOOL, JOLT 6.—There was a seasonable supply of
stock at our market to-day. The extremely bet weather
which has prevailed here during the Fast week, has had its
effect on our cattle market, fur it &accursed the slaugh-
terers; and the number of beasts proving too many for
the wants of the trade, a reduction of from Id. to Id. per lb.
was submitted to on all dmieriptions, and at that there ware
a few turned out unsold. There was a fair clearance made
of Sheep, at about last week's value; but for Lambs the sale
was dull, at a decline of Id. told. per lb., and a good many
left unsold. Veal Calves are plentiful just now, and are Id.
per lb. lower.

Newcaart.2, JULY 6.-A small supply of Cattle on offer,
of very indifferent quality ; a larger show of Sheep and
Lambe than there has been for some time past-both kinds
of niddling quality ; and a short supply of swine. The de.
mend for all kinds of Cattle exceedingly slow, and
giving away a little. Sheep in steady demand, ancrt:
week's prices fully maintained. Lomb. receding in value
about id. per lb. Swine are • slow sale. Prices : Beasts,
small cutters, 84. 9d. ; Steers, Bs. to Bs. 6d. ; Pork, 6e. 6d. to
9.. per atone of 14Ibs. ; Sheep, 7,1 d. to Bd. ; Lambs, Bd. to
131 d. per lb.
ROMANY, Jutr 8.-Some good Hereford and short-horned
Beasts fetched 12.. 6d. per score; fat inferior Beast. and
Cows, 1 ls. 6d. to 12..• very common , 10e. 6d. tolls. Fat Sheep
in good demand ; best South-down Wethen realised se. 41
to 56. 6d. per It. • moderate, 6s. ; inferior, 4s. Bd. all sold.
Of fat Lambs a It.
supply ; the best fetching from 365. to
384. each ; moderate size, 261. to 301. ; poor, 2a. to 4s. per
head less money. Best fat Calves from 10s. 6d. to lh. per
score; inferior, 9.. 6d. to 10s. Fat large Hogs, 10e. 6d. to
1 Is. per score ; small, 115. tolls. 6d.

ROTHERHAM, JULY h. The show of Sheep was not so
large ma of late, yet equal to the demand ; of Best a good
supply. The attendance of buyers being only small, caused
the market to rule dull, and last weak's quotations were
hard to maintain, but at the close a clearance wpm made.
Beef, 7s. 6d. to Bs. 6d. per stone ; Hutton, 61d. to 61d. ;
prime, 7d. per lb.

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SALFORD, JILT 7.—We had more stock to-day than of
late ; but, buyers being numerous, Beef realised rather a
shade over but week's rates, and Mutton and Lamb were
the turn dearer also. All cleared off. A number of Beam
were sent to London.

SOUTHALL, JULY 7.-Our trade was heavy to-day, and
the best qualities barely maintained last week's prices ; the
inferior qualities sold much lower. Beef made from 2s. 4d. to
Se. ; Mutton. 3s. &I. to ss. 4d. ; Lamb, Ss. to 6s. 6d. ; Veal,
3s. 10d. to ss. ; Pork, Ss. 4d. to 4s. Bd., per stone of 81be.,
sinking the offal.
STOCIBRIDOE, JULY 8.-Of Lambs, the prices being high,
but few were sold ; for some fine stock Lambs from 40s. to
48s. each was asked ; moderate, 30.. to 36e. ; Couples from
60.. to 6Se. ; some pens of fine Wethera (not fat) were shown,
for which from 60.. to 565. each was asked ; good stock Ewes
were plentiful, yet, taking the number in the pens, but few
changed bands.
EDINBURGH, JULY 7.-The supply of Sheep and Lambe
brought into the bughts was more than that of last week.
Abed Sheep maintained former quotations; for although the
price per lb. is quoted one penny lees, it must be understood
this is for the loss of the wool, Sheep being now all shorn.
Top of best Mutton, 7d. ; current, 64d. ; inferior, fid. to 44d.
per lb. Several lots of a secondary quality were turned out
unsold. Lambs were in great demand, and those of superior
quality rosined a shade above last Wednesday's quotations.
Current prices ranged from 21s. to IM.; and inferior,
from 10.. to Be.; nearly all were sold. The number
of fat cattle shown was small, yet the supply turned
out too much for the demand, Holders held out for
high prices, which caused one of the dullest markets recol-
lected. A very few *ales of very superior animals were
effected at 10.. per Dutch stone. Current prices, however,
were only 95.; secondary and inferior, 7c 6d. to Be. 6d. At
a late hour a large number in proportion to the total supply
were unsold. There was a very large supply of grazing
stock in the market, the greater part of which was from Ire-
land. Purchasers were plentiful, consequently a very quick
market was the result, at a considerable advance on the quo.
tenons of Wednesday last. Irish year olds (past) brought
from 41. 104. to 51. low.; two year-olds, 81. to 101. ; three-
year-olds, 111. to 131. The =Bch Cow market was not so
well supplied as last week, and their condition was inferior.
Sales went slowly. A few of the best kinds fetched from 161.
to 131.; current prices, 121. to 101.; inferior, down to 81.,
and a large number unsold.

For Yesterday's Maria. IN Jost pays.

SHIPPING.

Maim Aaarvito.—Dublin, 3; Waterford, 2 ; Donaghadee,
1; Flanders, 1; French, 1; Holland, 1; Hamburg, 1.
LONDON, July 9.—Wind this day at noon, 8.8. E., light
breeze and cloudy.
DIAL, July B.—Southerly, light ; p.m., B.Vi. to 8.8. W.,
moderate.—Arrived Garonne, Trinidad de Cuba, for
Bremen ; Rose, New York, for Rotterdam. Sailed Urgent,
Calcutta; General McDonald, Sierra Leone; British
Cuba ; Sterling, Quebec ; Amity Hall, River St. Lawrence ;
and the whole of the outward-bound ezoept the West
Indian. Arrived from the river and sailed Marquis of
Bute, China; Britannia, Quebec.
Poaremouro, July 8.-8. S.E. to W.S.W.—Arrived
H.M.B. Helena, Cape Good Hope. Off Port . Tamerlane,
Numaooroottah, left 7th February.
Cowie, July B.—S.W.—Arrived Ann Holt, Bahia;
Foots, July B.—B.W.—Arrived Flora, Newfoundland ;
Matanzas.

OFF TORBAY, July 6.—Pursuit Jamaicalllld MILLAIS&
OFF DARTMOUTH, July b.—Roialie, for Antwerp. 6th;
Johannah, Rio Janeiro; Wilhelmine, Havanztah.
CORR, July 6. 8 8.8., strong. Arrived : William
Woolley, Mauritius ; Nassau Slimming, for Amsterdam ;
Margaret and Elizabeth, Bahia, for Liverpool ; Shannon,
Porto Rico; Wilson, Baltimore.
OFF THE SiteLtios, July 2.—Oscar, Rio Janeiro, for Cork.
Hutt, July 6.—W.B.W.—Sailed Amazon, St. John's,
New Brunswick.

AHRELDEEN, July 7.—S.—Sailed Chezlotto, Quebec.
Stun Los, July 8.-B.E.—Sailed Kensington, Boston,
United States.

FALleotru, July B.—S.W.—Arrived : Ann*, Cecilia.
PERNAWBUCO.—Amity, Bahia.
OPP SClLLY.—Rnigheten, Bahia, for Nordleioping.
CV/DZ.—Arrived 7th, Surrey, Moulmein; Syra, Trini-
dad; Pink Porto Rico; Malabar, New York. Sailed: Lady
Chapman,Demerara ; Cashmere, Havannah.
DveLiN, July 7.--S.S.E.—bailed : Gondola, New York.