The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-11 00:00:00

To-day there is a stock here of 220,000 ebetwerts of wheat,
12,000 of rye, 12,000 of barley, 3,000 of maize, 15,000 of
linseed ; besides 20,000 puds of tallow, and 12,000 pods of
wool. At Frodooia and Eupatania there were, on tke 13th
of May, 120,000 ebetwerts of corn. At Galata and Ibrail,
1,000,000.

Earwax, Jona 6.—Wheat continues to fall, and to be
in little demand. Rye also is lower in price, but as the

I&releaser* not, large it is immediately bought O. Many
bargains are made for instant delicary.
Marl:sae, :Vs". 4.—The evattyle or Matte.ton, wtire
hawse laden with corn and provisions, after having paid the
Rhine duties, were again sent Owen the Rhine, has been
followed here, because at this moment the prices in the
Lower Rhine are in general higher than they are here ; but
we do not think that the loses will thereby be obviated
which the continuous tall in the prices mart occasion. Our
harbour is tiled with vessels laden whh provisions, and we
aspect a yet greater number in the course of the month. We
shall soon have bread at moderate prices, and the fears which
were so great on this point are happily dispelled. The torn
market was not well attended to-&y, but prices fell con-
siderably. TIN average prices of Flour were: Wheat Floor,
per 140 lba., 154. 38k. ; Rye Flour, 138. 17k.

HOPS.— BOROMR MARKET. Two o'clock .
Hew. Parbesdat and Smith, Hop factors, report that the
emiket is firm.
mat Ms Kam, pAws. s&øl.•Tear/lag 13.4•14.. E N. 3 to G.
Waslel At Cana 4 4A+ Tearllai Stara— IS 4,3 3 IS
flume.
1433310.40 to • 4
BASINGSTOKE, JUNG 9.—From Farnham and the other
Hop districts, the growers report the bine at the top of the
rtrat within the last week not to have progressed so
y. There has been en evident increase of fly and
other vermin, and the little rain yet fallen has not done much
mood. The holden of Faruhams here are more firm, asking
on advance of ss. per cwt.; beet, 61. Us. per cwt.; common,
Si.; Athens, U. Ss. to 51. 10s. • other country Hope, 51. ;
firms Hop sae also now eellini at 41. 15s. to U. The Hope
of 1845 et aile to 555.

The Hops have grown, notwithstanding the late cold
weather, but they do not present so good an appearance as
at the begianine of last week. The fly and flea have become
thinned, though there is some talk of honey-dew presenting
itself. General !meow:its state the bine to be thriving,
although the Ay is numerons.—Keafied Observer.—
Cewrsascae.—The wind, having been east and N.E., has
prevented the Hops from allowing so good an appearance so
they did a week back. We hear of honey-dew &c., but the
planter is anxiously looking forward for genial weather,
when the plant, no doubt, will resume its healthy colour.—
CIANBROOK.--Although some grounds about Cranbrook,
and adjoining parishes of Benenden, Holvenden, Sand-
hurst, and Hawkhurst, are infested witk fly, they de,
not retard or affect the growth and healthy appear-
ance of the plant generally; and the recent storm and
genial shower is expected to have a Seed effect.--
EAST arTFOßD.—During the petit week tie weather has
net been so propitious for the growing Hops as the planters
mold desiielets the hires have coatinned to grow
as extensively as we have ever known them. Most of the
plantations exhibit a good supply of bine, and within the last
few days the labourers have been engaged in planting catch-
poke where the stem had overtopped the regular poles.
Yet, notwithstanding this speolowi appearance, there is a
very considerable quantity of fly, and, in several iastances,
the lice consequent on the fly have come in no small numbers.
This state, of things has been a good deal accelerated by the
alternations of heat and cold which have succeeded each
other in the atmosphere, as well as to the want of more elec-
trical matter in the air. Letters from the south state that
there has been a severe attack of fly in Sussex and Weald of
Kent.

SKINS.—LFADENHALL, JUNE I I.—Hides, 561 be.
to 6ilbs, 21d. to 21d.; 641bs. to 721 b.., 21d. to 21d.; 721 b..
to bOlbs., 24d. to 3d.; 801bs. to 88165., 21d. to 31-0. Hone
Hides,l2l. Calf Skins, 44. to 6s,
BEI/WONDERS. JUNE 11.—Sheep Skins, Downs, 4s. to 61.
Lamb Skins, le. 9d. to 21. 4d. Shearling', 9s.

BASINGSTOKE, JuNI 9.—Those still in their wool are
wiling, best Downs, 4s. ; mixed, 31. 6d. each. H■lf-breds,
4s. 3d., best; as they run, 3s. 3d. each ; shorn, Ad. to 9d.
best; common, 6d. Best fat Lamb-skins, 2s. to 2.1. 6d. each;
moderate, Is. 9d. ; small, 3a. per don.

CATTLE, &c.-SmrnmELD, Two co' Clock.-
We have en unusually large supply of Beasts for a Friday's
market. A great many arc of middling quality, hastened in
by the late high prices. The best descriptions are meetly
disposed of at &reduction of nearly 4d. per Mtn. ; but a large
number of inferior quality remain unsold. There are nearly
400 from Holland and Germany, about 300 from Scotland,
161 milch Cows, and the remainder from various parts of the
country. Sheep are more numerous, and prices rather lower.
There ere more Lambs than we have had this season before,
and the average quality very inferior; the choicest qualities
are lower, and a considerable number of second-rate remain
unsold. We have a good supply of Calves, and the demand
is brisk ; late prices are pretty well supported.l From Hol-
land and Germany there are 1,630 Sheep, and 136 Calve..
Pigs are by no means plentiful; there is a brisk demand, at
late rates.
Pee %mutat 1 iba 4.. 4. Per stase ere Me. a d.
Bast Beata Hareforda&e. 5 0 5 Be6sDsmakf..ll4B.6lscra- 6 4
Best fibert4cess . .. 410 6 But laactreed• ..... • 0
6.404 quality Brain ... 4 4 4 Dadslb•e• 4 1 •
Galen 4 5 6 ewes sad woad quality • 0
Pyr 4 8 11 1:10.3.6110M 4
Bets Bow. a Half.beela 0 9 0 lambs 5
Beasts at esarleamet , anew sald 1.•68. 11.160; 0•1•65. 665 Plea, 560.
BABINOBTOBE, Juana 9.-To-day, some fat Beasts made
12s. ful. to 13s. 6d. per more • and fat Sheep were sold at from
61. 4d. to 6s. Bd. the stone of Ribs. Fat Calves, from 10s. 6d.
to lh. 6d. per score. Fat Pigs, 126. to 13s. • ' and Lambs,
6s. 4d. to 6. Bd. per stone of lbe. Lean stock also sold
readily, at great prices.
Extras, Suns 9.-Our quotation for fat Bullocks must be
continued at from 631. to 675. 6d. per cwt., or from 9.. 6d.
to about 12. e. per score. Butchers' Calves were in great
plenty, with wide difference in point of quality ; still, those
that were really choice pretty well sustained price., there
being obtained for some of these fully 61d. per lb., with a
considerable stroke of business ; they may be quoted at from
31d. to 61d. per lb. The quotation for fat Sheep, shorn, and
in their wool, must be stated at from 6d. to rather over 71d.
per lb., a few lota of plain shorn Ewes being sold at about
the minimum figure. Of store Sheep, we may mention that
Dartmoor Wethers were sold at 26.. to 30s. each, and Horn
Couples, at 395. to 425. per couple. There were several
Cows and Calves, of the Devon and other English breeds,
but altogether in this way bushels was dull.
LIVERPOOL JUNE 7.-We have had a larger supply of
stock at our market to-day than of late, nearly the whole of
which was sold at a little decline in prices from our late quo-
tations. Beef, 7d. to 81d. per lb.; Mutton, 71d. to Bd. ;
Lamb, 71d. to Sid.

LINCOLN, JUNE 9.-To-day the supply of Sheep was scanty;
prices,
7d. to Sid. per lb. Beef rather more plentiful; Bs. to
. 6d. per stone.
NEWCASTLE, JUNE 8.-WO still continue to be scantily
supplied with Cattle at our market ; indeed, the supply is
quite inadequate to meet the demand. A few, of good
quality, were shown this morning by a large neighbouring
holder; but, beyond these, the supply as regards quality was
indifferent. Prices were much about the lame, or perhaps
rather higher, than last week's high rates. Sheep were in
tolerably fair supply, and the demand was much about as
usual. Prices ranged much about the same as last week.
Cattle, 91. to 10a. per stone of 1416. Sheep, rough, Bd, W
; clipped, 71d. Lambe, 9d. per lb.
ROTHERHAM, 'CNN 7.-The attendance of buyers was nu-
merous, yet the market was not so brisk as of late, and at
the close a clearance was made at lower prices, both in Beef
and Mutton. We had a most splendid show, both of Beasts
and Sheep, of a superior quality. Beef, per atone, Bs. W
Bs. Bd. Mutton, 61d. to 7d. per lb.
KILKENNY Fata.-There was not so large a show of
stock as until ; but some very fine horned wills were ex-
hibited, and changed hands quickly, milch Cows fetching
from 121. to 211. There was a large number of sheep on
sale, which went of rather briskly, at advanced prices.
Beggets brought from 30s. to 21., which was, on an average,
10s. more than would have been got for them a month ago.
The supply of Pigs was of course limited, but what were in
market sold well. We have seldom seen so scanty a fair in
Horses; those which were offered for sale, however, changed
owners at good prices.
EDINBCROH, JUNE 9.-The supply of Sheep and Lambe
was oorsiderably more than last week. Sales were brisk,
and nearly all sold. Old Sheep fully maintained last week's
prices, and Lambs were le. to la. 6d. a head above the former
quotations. Top price of the beet Mutton, to 81d. Boggs,
64d. to lid. Lambs, top, 285.; current, 21s. to 235., and
down to 16s. We had fewer cattle this morning. Sales
hung very heavily, and prime remained muck about the
same as lest week. Top price attic best Beef, lls. ; current,
10s.; and some of the inferior sorts as low as from 7s. to Bi.
per Dutch stone. A considerable number were turned out
unsold. Of grazing stock there were several lota shown to-
day. Six-quarter-olds sold at about 41. 10s.; two-year-olds,
in good condition, 101. to 121. ; three-year-olds, about 141.

Far Yesterday's Markets an Asa pagt.

SHIPPING.
MAILS ARRITED.—DubIin, 3; Waterford, 2; Donagbadee,
1; French, 1 ; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, June 11.—Wind this day at noon, N.W.W.,
fresh breeze and fine, but cloudy at times.
DEAL, June 10.—N. W. moderate.—Arrived Herzig
Wilhelm 11., Batavia, and sailed for Middleburg; Anthony.,
Batavia, and sailed for Rotterdam; Indian, New Zealand ;
' Sanj ago,and City of Adelaide,Valparaiso; Augusta ,Patagonia;
and sailed for Hull ; Codringtoa, Antigua ; Bolivar, St.
Vincent's; Adelaide, Harmon& ; Robert Lindsay, Honduras;
Allitine, New Orleans; Kingloeh, Newfoundland; Thomas
and Joseph Crisp, Mauritius ; Eden, Rio Janeiro, and sailed
for Hamburg; Atlantic, New York, and mailed for Bremen.
Sailed : Berkeley, Bordeaux and Demerara ; Sea Queen, St.
Jago de Cuba; Gladiator, New York; Edward Thome,
Quebec: Fenella, Montreal; D'Auvergne, Honduraa Gua-
tamale, Valparaiso.
POUTSMOUTH, June B.—N. to N.N.W.—Arrived :
Princess Royal (transport), Barbadoes.—Sailed : Mary
Bonnatvre, Canton.
OFF 'PORTLAND, June 10.—Derrvent, Hobart Town.
PLYMOUTH, June 10.—N.—Arrived: Taymouth, Castle,
Bahia. _ _

CLYDE, June 9. _
Sailed Unicorn, Demerara.
KINGETOWN.—AITIYea : Gondola, and Concordia, New
York.

: Planter, Berbice.—

_
DVBLIN, June 9.—N.W.—Arrived Sir Jamas lit'Don-
Dell, New York ; Wanderer, Trinidad ; Lillias, New York.
Sailed: Odessa, Quebec. _ _

BKINTOL, June 10.—N.W.—Arrived: Swan, Demerara;
Pomona, Trinidad.

WESTPORT, June s.—Sailed : • • ;;;..." • •
6; , New York;
Burnham, Philadelphia; George •d- 'l7
LONDONDERRY, May 31.—S
i.ior • NiFtifig;
Virginia, Alexandria, U.S.
delphis. 2nd, Cambrian, Hal: ttl„ • • • yam;
Chaffey, St. Andrews N.B. •1 ‘•
BELFAST, June B—Sailed r
WATERFORD, June 8. :
Boston. . •-..t/: • •
LIMERICL, June 9.—N.' • ew
Orleans.
Hula., June 10.-B.W. Sated. • • •