The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-08 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL
Birkenbead, Lao., & Cheek. June.

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L. it N. Went, 1.3

Do. Nor p
Mon., Shelf., at Lincoln. Qrs., No.
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Birk., Lane • Sz
E. Anglian Pref. (i. p (u.),
Lan. i< York. 321. Eaten., 7 d
o. (W &U.),
Do. Pref.
Lon. and N. %Vest. M. & B. Oda.
(A. & LI), 1 p
Do. Quarters (C), 21 p

BIRVINGIGY
Sir., Writs., and St. Call, y, d
N. Staffordshire, 49a. 9d. d

SALE& Jure 7.
Midland, 1004 1
110. Halves, 61 1 d
Noah British Thirds, 410. 3d. 4
North &afford...hire, 24 d
Gt. Northern 91 4
shrew's& Bina., 34 d
S. E. & Dover No. 4, 3 d
York, New., and Her. G. N. E.
Pial 1 r
Da and Emil 4killen, 184 A
Midland Great Western, 27 d
8 SEES, Jess 7.
llaa.,•Shef., ItLin. Qt.., No. 1,4 d
Do. Preference, par
Do. °Hanby Doek, 11l d
N. Staffordshire, 2 7-18 4 d
Orford, Wor., and W'L, 174 d
8. E. Sr Dover, 24
140. N 0.4, 2 15-18 d

SALES, itlft 7.
j Shrew. and air. A, 4 d

PRODUCE.— NEINCING-LANE, Half-past Two.—
There has not been a public sale of produce brought
forward to-day, and the market has worn the appearance
of a putts' ):oiiday ; we are without transactions of im-
portance by private contract to report. The following
shows the increase or decrease of the deliveries of several
important articles for consumption from the London Dock
warchoum s for live months ending June Ist, 1848; com-
pared with the same period, 1847.
Sugar, vre4 India, hbda. and tres. lscreaas 14,001
Ilauritlus, bags Decrease Sg,l3b
Bengal, bags — Decrease 16,166
Maar." bags lscreasa Ore
Coffee, It. P.. casks
Mocha, bales
Ceylon,bass - 5,074
Cocoa, B. P., casks, bola, and togs ........ - lncrease LS RI
Rice, British E. 1., trots lncrease 3,159
Foreign, tor
Pepper, white, bap "••• Dermas 44
Inns, bap lncrease OMB
Pimento, bags
Saltpetre, tors
Indigo, L. 1., chests, to.

TALLOW.—The market unaltered; if anything,
firmer. Peterablargh Y.C. on the spot, 453. Gd ; October to
DEcemher delivery, 41a. 6d. to 41e. 9d.; separate months'
delivery, 3d. to 6d. more.

CORN.—BARNSLEY, June 7.--The samples of
Wheat shown were huge, but of other grain very little was
shown. To effact sales in Wheat, a reduction of fully 1,
per three bushels bad to be submitted to. There were no
inquiries after other grain.

BASING6TGKZ, June 7.—The willingness of farmers to
sell at low figures had a depressieg effect on the currency.
The suppli.s were small, and prices nominal, except for
finest samples of Wheat, in which there was an inclination
to reduce Is. per qr. The trade ran heavily fur Barley. In
Oats, for which there was a slack demand, a slight change.
The best di scriptions of Wheat were quoted at 34a. per qr. ;
secondary, 40s. Barley sold at 325. to 335. per qr.. inferior,
265. to -Id.. Oats slow of sale, at 191. to 21s. 61. per ,Ir.
Beans in limited request, at 375. to 4'2e. per qr, l'eas, 40s.
to 46.. Bread, Is. Id. per 131 b. loaf. In otter articles no
alteration.

BOSTON, June 7.—We have had a fair ge show of
Wheat at market to-day, which was taken off at le. to 2s.
decline. A limited supply of Oats, and dull trade, at barely
late rates. Beans in small show, and fully as dear. Wheat,
red, 40s. to 46.. ; white, 43.. to 48s. Oats, 16s. to 21s.
Beans, 38s. to 40a. per qr.
Citteensrart, JUDO 7. —Our market was moderately sup-
plied with Wheat today. Some of the best samples were
taken off early, at about the vices of last market-day, and
subsequently a considerable portion of the interim parcels
was disposed of at a decline of le to 2s. per qr. Oats, being
in short supply, arc Is. per qr. dearer ; no alteration in
other articles. Wheat, 4'2s. to 4G9. Barley, 329. to i.!sa.
Oats, 239. to 255. Bans, 38s. to 409. Pcas, 38s. to 401.
Flour, 325. per sack.
Hattawaratt, June 6.—We had a good show of Wheat,
for which the demand proved very plow, and holuers being
unwilling to make any reduction, a limited amount of Wes
were made at a decline of Is. to 2s. per quarter. For other
grain very little passing. Wheat, 40s. to 449. Barley, 28s.
to 31s. Beans and Peas, 349. to 38s. Oats, 20e. to 249. per
quarter.
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HAYWARD'S HEATH, June 7.-There was a good supply
of Wheat at to-day's market, but as there were but few
buyers, Wheat sold at • decline of 2s. per qr. from this day
se'nnight. Barley, dull. Oats, Beans, and Peas, no altera-
tion. Wheat, wheat, 111. 101. to 121. ; red, 101. ss. to
101. 10s. Barley, 324. to 341. Oats, 20a, to 21e. Beans.
348. to 365. Peas, 375. to 38e.
LEIGHTON BUZZARD, June 6.-At this day's market there
was a fair supply of Wheat offering, and for which we reduce
our quotations ls. per lead. Barley, Beans, and Pea', a dull
sale, but their value is about maintained. Wheat, per load
of 5 bush., 265. to 295. Barley, per imp. qr., 275. to 31s.
Beans, old, 295. to 31r. per 5 bushels ; new, 255. to 275.
Pea, 255. to 28a.
Newcitert.s, Jane G.-We have still to note 'continuance
of most favourable weather, several refreshing showers having
fallen since this day se'nnight, which have proved of great
service to the country. Our reports from the interior with
reference to the appearance of the growing crops are
uniformly of a favourable tenor. At our market this morning
we had a moderate show of Wheat from the growers, but
arrivals coastwise, as well as from abroad, being to a
fair extent, fresh-thrashed parcels were taken of upon much
the same terms as on Saturday, bat to make progress in
south country descriptions, it was necemary to submit to are-
ante was effected. Fort ign was~in meet instances held for for-
mer rates, which tended to check buiiness. With Flour we are
still scantily aupplietl, but the dull account from London
caused our dealers to evince much reserve in their purchases,
and salts could only be promoted by submitting to a slight
declension. In Rye little pawing. For grinding Barley we
bad but a limited inquiry, but in its value we have little
variation to note. Malt is in request, and would readily
command a shade over our previous quotations. Beans and
Peas remain as previously noted. Oats without change.
HOMINID, June 7.-Today we had a good supply of
Wheat, which was a Blow sale, at 2s. lower than last week.
In other grain no alteration. Wheat, 40r. to 525. Bailey,
31s. to 345. ; grinding, 27e. to 30s. Oats, 238. to 28s. Beam.
355. to 38e. Peas, 36e. to 40s. Rye, 2555. to 28s.
SPALDING, June 6.-At this day's market Wheats receded
6d. to Is. per qr. Oats and Beane much as last week. Ave-
rage for the week ending this der.-1,596 qrs. Wheat,
41s. 35. ; 162 Oats, 18r. Id. ; 143 Beans, 40s. sd.
Denelx, June 6.-The weather is very favourable for the
growing crops, and we have again to advise a reduction in
the value of most articles. We note Wheat sod Oats
6d. per brl., and Indian Corn 33. per quarter lower. Other
things are a heavy sale, at previous prices. The following
was the general currency : Wheat, white 28s, to 31a. ;
red, 278. to 295. per 2801 be. Oats, lie. to 138. per
196 lbs. Barley, 14s. to 17e. per 2241 b. Oatmeal, 111. 6d.
to 13s. 63. per cwt. Flour, seconds, 15s. 6d, to 16s. 6d.
per cat. ledian Corn, 351. to 425. per 4801ba.

itTLINo ,June G.—Although about ten dap, ego
we had a sprinkling of flies (of five or six on a leaf ), we are again
quite clear ; and where the ground. are in a good state of cultivation
the bin. are making rapid strides, and, generally speaking, are up to
tke tope of the dales. The late showers have acted most ben, (*chilly on
the stiff and negt:c:,-dgarileas, many of which, from the long-continued
drought, it was impossible to cultivate. Three are wow looking some-
thing more business- like, aid bidding more fairly for a crop. The
fleas, alter bating committed onnaiderable ravage', in many instances
ore sow disappearing; and, although app esrances were much against
the flops in the spring, they are wow decidedly in favour of a crop.— •
Brighton Gamier.

HAY.—SmitunELD, Zoo o'Clock.—Messre . Cooper
and Davis report the supply short, but with very little trade.
weud0w........74,. to T 5.. n0n0.,... 60, to 65, 1 L•tzaw.. 26, to 3.1..
I der,or to 615 Is. On.— 7., tc t 9..

CATTLE, &c.—ExtrrEtt, June 7.—The market
was well supplied, but business was not brisk. Of fat Bul•
lacks the number was not great, and the quotations must be
stated at from 50s. to 58s. per cwt., or from 9s. to 10s. 3d. per
score. Of Butchers' Calves the supply was not equal in
number to that of 01,1 preceding week, and, although these
were on good sale, better rates for choice articles could not
be obtained, the quotation being from 4d. to sd. per lb. Of
Sheep there was a very good show, but in fat Sheep the
business was chiefly done in shorn. The quotation must be
stated at 64. per lb. ; in their wool, from Old. to 7d. Several
lots of Lambs also were sold at rates giving from 6d. to 61d.
per lb., the quotation in this way being from 6d. to 61d.
per lb. Steers could ins quoted scarcely more than nominal.
With respect to barren Heifers, the quotation must be stated
at from 325. 3d. to 35a. 9a. per cwt., or from ss. 9.1. to 6s. 3d.
per score. The lot of Yearlings on the preceding week
were sold out ; but again there was a good show at the like
rates, or from 41. 10s. to 61. each.

LLEDi, June 7.—We had a fair supply of Cattle at this
day's market, but chiedy of lean quality, yet strange to say,
notwithstanding the decline in price which has been reported
in several of the surrounding markets, nearly the whole was
sold off at the prices which ruled at our last fortnight fair.
Of Sheep the show was good, and the prices of that descrip-
tion of stock being also pretty firm, those sold realised late
rates. Good Beef realised GI., and Mutton, Gil. to 7d.
per lb.
RUMFORD June 7.—We had a large supply of stock at
our m uket today. which was a very heavy trade, at reduced
price'. Beef, 3s. Gd. to 4s. 61. Mutton, 4.. to 4s. Bd.
Limb, Gs. 4d, to Go. Veal, 4s. to 4'. Bd. Pork, 4s. to
41. Gd.
SOVTRALL, June 7.—Trade much depressed to-day, and
pric-s are barely supported. Bof made from 2s. 4d. to
4s. 2d. Mutton, 4s. to oa. Lamb, ss. 6d. to 6s 4d. Veal,
4.. to 5.. Pork, 3,. 4d. to Is. 81. per atone of 81be., sinking
the offal.
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Wok cserna.—Our June fair was held on Tuesday.
There was but a smali attendance of buyers, but the .how of
stock was very good ; many, however went back unsold, and
badness was generally very fiat. Cows and Calves some•
what lower in prices. Beef averaged from 6d. to 61d. Of
Mutton the show was good, and all sold, at from 7d. to Yad.
Lambs also, of which there was but a small show, were all
sold at from ild. to Si. There were but few Pigs at market,
and their price was the same as last fair. A good number
of Horses were brought, and prices were generally high.
Mov FAlL—This fait was limply supplied with horses
of every description, and considerable sales were effected at
an early hour to Scotch and Eoglish buyers, but sales
became dull and fiat towards evening, owners holding
" tightly" for the " ban" oa that day eight days. Springers
and =itch Cows sold at average prim ; stock cattle ready for
the knife briskly ; dry cattle w. re purchased freely, and at
very advanced prices, to Connaught graziers. Jobbers'
Sheep no advance, but "prime blown," not only maintaiaed
their former, but were sold at much higher rates. All sorts
of Piga rose to prices altogether out of the small farmers
power to buy, the increase in price being upwards of
500 per cent.

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IIdrERIAL I'AIcLIAMEA :

HOUSE 1F COMMONS....-WEDNEIDAT, JUNE 7.
The BraAm took du, chair shortly after 12 o'clock.
PRIVATE DUSTMEN&

RISPORT CONRAptUlitli,lll4neVill;;;-6;rporation Waterwor

Acta Amendment (No. I) 11111.
THIRD RRADlNGS.—Deunmeller Railway; Crest Northern Rail.
way (tale of Annolme blatenalou) ; Low'. Patent; North and North
Western Hallway (Harrow to Reentrant); Oxford. Worerette, and
Wolverhampton Railway (so. 2) (I hoSation of Lose, and power to
Rhrewahury and Ilircoinglum, and Birmingham, Wolvertumniton, and
Dudley Railway Coma mien, to contribute and make amingemenal ;
Ntrathtay and Breat lb t a Fatenslon Railway; thlla.
LORDS' AKRNDAIENTS CONSlDERED.—ahreisabstry blarket
BOL
PUBLIC BUSINESS.

TETMONS.-By -;;;;;-.1,000 realdents in Van
Diemen 's land, and a second from aeveral hundred others of fnmilin,
resident them against the revival of the nyotent of t rens:, 'motion to
that colony, and for the eatablishment there of a legutlative emembly.
-Mr. COWAN, Mr. FERGUS, Mr. DUM:AIt, Mr. V. AIAULii, aud
Mr. 1111UVERI E, born tat 1.103 fre. church congregations in Scotland,
in 00.0111' of the Sites far Churches (scotland) MIL -.Mr. COWAN,
from Edinburgh, Mr. WU VElti F., from Ktlmarnork Me. T. EGER-
TON, tram Altrlachare, and Mr. MOsTYN, from Mint, untying for
Irgislatite measures to prevent the sale of intoxicating liquors on
mindans. -.Me. MUNTL (MIL from Preston, and Mr. W. J. FOX,
from Littleborougli, in Lwow. of household suffrage, vote by ballot,
electoral divisions, and triennial parliaments.--Mr. COWAN, from
thr operative bakers of Leith, for it committee to inquire into their
grievance.-Mr. Iff'SCAN and Mr. HAMILTON, agtinst the Diplo-
matic litlations with Mime Pill -Mr. !MART trout the magistretee
end Tote. Council of Dumfrins, against certain pnivisimus of the
Lunatic Asylums (Scotland) BILL-Mr. O. HAMM* ON, Irmo the
Royal Ir-oh Aoitileiny, and from the Royal Dublin society, in
favour of the :scientific Socie:ies Bill. - Mr. J. M.ITIIESON, against
the Marriage (Scotland) MIL -The Earl of LINCOLN, from Falkirk,
in favour of the Law of Entails (Scotland) Hill; elm it petition from
Falkirk, in favour of the extension of the Public Ilsnith Pill to Scot-
land. -Mr. C titDWELL, from the inhubitaints of Liverpool, sipped
by the mayor on behalf of a public meeting, in favour ail *reduction In
the public expenditure, and far the extension of the probate and
leer, duties to red proicrly. -Mr. Serjeant TAT.FOl'Ittl, from
certain inhabitants of the borough of Wallingford, praying the house
teachers. the i 31.3 will respect to the qualifications of its members.-
Mrs IL DRVMMOND, against the schoolmasters (scotl tod) MIL --
Mr. F. SCOT r, from woollen-manufacturer/1 of Lem* Bradford,
Stroud, !Lahti:. Rol:dale, and other place', an favour of all extensive
in &lei° of emigration :o the Australian colonies, with u view to in-
c.:MR the cultivation Ll ward; and from Southampton, In favour of
compensation to the eon and the family of Lieut .Col. Shraorel for hie
warlike inv. anoint -Mr. C. IMCCE, from Bairn, m favour of the
Cllllllll,ooo 01 the stamp Maws in Scotland.
GREAT NORI'IIERN RAILWAY (ISLE OF
AXIIOLNIF.) BILL.
This bill having been road a third time,
Lord LIALWAY moved to add a clause, by way of rider,
to the effect of making at compulsory on the company to
_complete the main line between Llainaborough sad Bewley,
w;thill the period allowed by the act for tiro completion of
the, ettension lice.

e clause we/ opposed by Mr. Christopher, Mr. G. Ber-
keley, Mr. Pettey, and Mr. Greene; and supputted by Capt.
Daum/. be.
Tee 1. oust disided—For the clangs
Against it
The clause was consequently lost, and the bill was passed.