The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-15 00:00:00

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elusive of chests, freights, &e., Loseles, 51s. ; Liverpool, 50s
to blv. Mottled, Loudon, 6Ss. ; Liverpool, 48s. to 50s.

CORN.-BATH, Imes 12.-A good supply of
Wheat; for the btu samples an advance of 2s. per qr. was
obtained, but the Middling and out-of-conditioned sold at
the rakes of last week. Barley in abort supply and slow
demand. Oats sold heavily, and in favour of the buyer.
Beans sad Peas somewhat cheaper. Wheat, 84e. to 100 s. ;
Barley, 411 s. to 644. • Beans, 614. to 625. • Peas, 604. to 70a. ;
Oats, white, Us. ; black, 30s. to Ma. per qr.
Baniumerron. JOU 12.-A. fair 'apply of Wheat, which
MOO a All all at • redaction of frost lo to 2s. per qr. Oats,
in limited supply, sold at last week's prices. Beans and Peas
same as before. Wheat, Me. to 94.. per qr. Oats, Is. ed.
par stoat Beam, Ms. to Ms.; Pea 644. to 66'. per qr.
Comialooi, Juan 12.-A good "apply of Wheat, which
met with a vary, slow eat, et 11OFOr 'dna Boma saisPle.
of Beans were efsrleg, A wlidi 11106 was no buyer.
Wheat, red, 116. to Its. ; wider, OW • Desna, 66. to Ms.
Barley, 665. Oats, pa to 36. •
CANTOR/cat, Juni 12.-A moderate supply of Wheat,
but scarcely any business was done. Wheat, white, new,
954 to 1024. ; brown, 945. to 965. Barley, 60s. to 60s. ed.
Oats, 30.. to 361. Beans, 645. to 55". per r.
CAILLISLI, Jam, 12.-A fair supply of Wheat. In con-
sequenoe of the rise in the south markets this week, farmers
demanded a considerable advance; after some delay the
market +ma cleared, at le. 6d to 2s. above I.st week's rates,
buyers purchasing very sparingly, Barley was also L.
higher ; Oste, ed. Wheat, red, 344. to Ms. ; white, 365. to
38s. Barley, 224. to 24". ed. Oats, 14s. 6d. to 16s. ed. Rye,
Ms. to 30, per three bash. imp.
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}LADLED:HI, Joe' It —Tha attendance at market te-day
was rather small, but the supply of Wheats was very good,
the holders of which were so exorbitant in the prices de-
manded, that Inhiness proceeded slowly; indeed, very little
was done, except by the millers who were needy, and that at
about late prime No spring Corn on offer.

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HIOLIPORD, Jona 12.-Of Wheat the supply wu very
moderate, and prices were fully 6s. per qr. higher. Good red
sold at 965. to 109 e. ; and fine white, 102 s. to 104 s. per qr.
Scarcely any Barley on offer, and good worth 48s. to Ws. per
qr. Beans, Peas, and Oats are in moderate request at for-
mer prices.
LErcursit, Jctsis 12.-Considerable business was done at
about the same rate as last week, both in Wheat, Beans, acd
Barley. Gabs was rather dull of sale.
MILTON, Jena 12.-A good supply of Wheat, which sold
at Z. to 3s. per qr. below last wesk's rates. Earley nominal.
Oats as before. Wheat, red, 925. to 100 s. ; white, 98e. to
108 a. per 40et. Oats, lc 6d. to Is. Bd. per stone.
NOTTINGHAM, Juni 12.-In Wheat, the few sales made
were at about the retes of last week. Oats and Beans sold
slowly, at last week's rates. Barley merely nominal.
Wheat, new, white, 90s. to 995. ; red, 86 i. to 965. per 36
stone. Barley, grinding, 535. per 80 stone ; malting, 53e.
to 581. per qr. Gate, 40s. to 46e. per 24 stone. Been., 695.
to 675. ; new, 595. to 675. per 38 stone. Flour, superfine,
695. to 72e. ; fine, 645. to 68e. per 20 stone.
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Pairron, June 12.—A better supply of English Wheat
today, but the trade ruled eat:naively dull. Farmers would
not accept lower rates, so but a partial clearance was made
at last week's quotations, say 40s. 6d. to 435. 61. per windlo
fur prime parcels of white and yellow. Flour the tuns
cheaper; fine to superfine, 435. to 465. Bd. per barrel. Oata,
2d. per bushel lower ; fine mealers, 6s. per 451bs. Beans
dull, at 275. to 295. per 2201111. No tales could be effected
in Oatmeal unless at a reduction of about 2s. per load ;
middling, 61s. to 63e.; extra, 655. per 2401ba.
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RICHMOND (Yoasetinus), JUNI 12.—We had a large
supply of Wheat, but small of other kinds of grain, and for
both the market was dull. Wheat sold from 12s. to 140.;
Oats, 4s. 4d. to Se 4d. ; Barley, 7s. to 71. 3d. ; Beans, 7. 3d.
to Be. per bushel.
S•FFION WALDEN, Juxa 12.—1 n Wheat prices remained
about the same as last week. In spring corn no alteration.

811 ItZWBBeRT, JUNE 12.—There was a larger supply of
Wheat, but the high rates demanded by the farmers checked
sales, and buyers bought eparingly. Wheat, per imp. bushel,
lle. 4d. to 12s. 6d.

SWINDON, JDNIS 14.—A fair prantity of Wheat was
offered ; the beet white fetched from 965. to 100 a. per qr. ' •
red, 925. to 95e. • good Wheats, weighing 621ba. to 63 iba.
sold at 86s. to 88i., while all other poorer descriptions were
almost unsaleable. Flour, beet, per sack of 280 lbs., 701. ;
best seconds, 675. • common do., 664. The trade in Barley,
very slack ; the best grinding samples were offered at a die
cline of ls. to 21. per qr., and poorer samples front 2s. to 3s ;
the prices are from 445. to 6•25. per qr. Oats, best, 345. ;
I second, 30e. ; common feed, 265. per qr. Beans and Pew,
though very scarce, were offered at a decline of to. to 2a.
per qr.
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YARMOUTH, JUNE 12.—Only moderate rupplies of Wheat,
and a brisk sale, at several shillings advance, but at such
prima widen only buy for immediate wants. 'pother grain
very little doing.
RIPACALIIT, JUNE 12.—A fair supply of Wheat, but very
small of Barley and Oats. Farmers commenced by asking
Bs. to 10s. per qr. over last week's rates, thus checking tales,
which proceeded slowly, at 4s. to 6.. per qr. &deuce. Burley
and Oats fetched same prices as last market day. Wheat,
per qr., 80s. to 94.. Barley, 495. to 54a. Oats, 375. to
40s. 6d. Oatmeal, per bag of 280 lbs., 60s.
DENTEIC, Juice B.—The London advice& of the Ist,
although bringing a decline in that market, have caused
some excitement on this aide, from the apprehension re-
ported to exist regarding the new Potato crop, and the ex-
pectation of a reaction in the price of Wheat, in anticipation
of which we advanced yesterday 2s. to 3a. per qr., with a
brisk demand, which took off 650 lasts, say, finest Upper
Polish, per qr., f.0.b., 6211.4. to 631 b.., at 765. to 775. 6d.;
mixed and fine mixed, 611bs. to 621b5., 73a. ; high mixed,
Lower Polish and 'inland, 601 b.. to 611ba.. 735. to 745. ;
mixed tad fine, 601b5., 70s. to 71a. Of Bug Wheat a larger
quantity than has been sold is taken out of the market, as
halite's are about shipping it off on consignment, and there
will hardly be left more than 300 lasts. The obstacles to
arrival of river supplies continue undiminished, as dry
weather still prevails, and they are consequently coming in
very slowly. Our stocks in granary are said to be reduced
to 3,000 lasts. Freights have declined to se. 3d. for London,
4.. 9d. for the east coed, and vessels have been engaged
since last post to load to the extent of 6,000 qrs.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKRT. TWO &Cloth.—
Messrs. Pattenden end Smith, Hop factors, report that the
market continues without any alteration.
KM . but Keels, 4.44rc &I. oso Si. 0 Toarluog lloola.. p. tot It. 3to 4i
w.olo a Koos . „ 44 So 11 0 Yearling &mon. „ 311 so 3 11
&ma ...... .... . 311 1134 I Old M.P.— .. . . 1 11so 1 0
imslogoo .. ... . 0 4to 1 1

HAY. SMITHFIELD, Two o'clock. Mown.
Cooper and Davie, HaT and Straw valiant°, report that
there was scarcely anyttung doing.
Primo Maslow Lk. to 706.1 Ildsoreo 404 to Oft. I straw.... SOity.
Woke .......100. Oa Oen I Clover ..... Dec Wino I

CATTLE, &c.—APPLEBY FAlR.—There could not
be lees than from thirty to forty thousand head of Sheep ex.
posed for sale. Cheviot and half bred Cheviots, from Scot-
land, comprised the greatest portion of the market, for which
sales were exceedingly dull, prices ranging from 20s. to 235.
each ; half-bred Cheviots end half-bred Leicester Sheep
from 28s. to 30s. ' • in some instances .higher prices were ob-
tained ; black-faced Withers, from Ifie. to 17s. ; black-faced
Hop, 12s. to 134., with a good demand. The principal part
of the business on Wednesday was confined to cattle, of
which there was a fin* show. At the eaannencement of the
market high prices were demanded, end In some instaeoss
obtained. Although the market amend steady, and great
firmness was exhibited by the holders, plas %radially gave
way, and until noon very few sale. had. been effected. For
country cattle, especially calving Cows, there Mu a tolerably
go demand, and sometimes in advance. Fat cattle
were od
deemed very scarce, and sold from 30s. to 3de. per a.
Bullocks were very numerous, and sold at from 71. to 01.
Black cattle were much the same, and many left unsold.
The sale of Irish cattle was very moderate. There has not
been so bad a show of Horses for some time as this year ;
prices much as usual.
COLCIIZSTZR, Jung 12.—Sheep and Lambs were in
abundance, and sales very slow, although the sellers were
willing to yield to a farther decline in prima. Then were
but a few sales effected. Fat Sheep also experienced a slight
decline in value. No really fine fat Beasts. Fresh and lean
stock were by as mesa= brisk in sale, but we can snots no
particular alteration in their value. Good Mil& Cows were
inquired after. Pip fully maintained last week's rates.
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NORWICII, Juni 12.-At this day's market the show of
Sects and thort•horas wm both large and good ; there being
a numerous attendance of buyers, an immense deal of Mus-
ings was transacted, but at no improvement in prices. Fat
Beasts a short supply, and trade dull for Scots at Bs. 6d. to
91. ; short-horns, 8.. to Be. 6d. per stone of 141ba. The
Sheep pens were well filled ; hoggets a steady sale; Lambs,
an immense number, making from 22e. to 255. ; prime, 27e.
to 295. per head, with a clearance ; good young ewes, 4.4. to
464, per head ; fat Sheep • dull sale, at Bs. 9d. to 9s. per st.
Good store Pigs, 28s. to 355. per bead ; fat pork, 74. 3d. to
7s. 6d. per stone.

SWP,DON, JVNE 14.—Lean Beast sold at great wins,
best Cows making 141. to 181. each, others at from 101. to
141. ; Heifers in Calf, from 121. to 161. ; Banners, 81. to
121. Large weaned Calves, from 30e. to 60s. each ; small,
from 16s. to 21.. ; fat Calves, 10e. to !h. per icon. Fat
Down Wethers, 61.4 d. to 6e. Bd. per 'tone; large Half-breds,
6s. to 6s. 4d.

TRINITY Mtela.—On the first day the show of stock
was large, although of fat Sheep there was only about five
lots. The latter ranged about 5 tolo per cent. higher than at
former markets, the prices varying from 30s. to 40a., while
the hill Wethers brought hilly 10 per cent. higher, these
ranging from 16. to n. On the second day the Cattle mar-
ket was particularly large. The show of fat Cattle was
much larger than wee anticipated, and that of lean very great
indeed. The latter came chiefly from the north country,
and about a third of them left the market unsold. The
market opened in the morning very brisk, but fell off towards
the afternoon, from the euordous quantity brought into the
Muir. Fat Cattle, in the morning, fetched about 10s. per
Dutch stone ; but the price went back fully from 6d. to 9d.
Gracing Cattle were fully bto 10 per cent, lower than
at former marketa, and, as mentioned above, an immense
quantity of them remained unsold at the close of the day.
For lestervloo's Aiorula so* Jost pogo.

SHIPPING.
m•ill ARRIVID.—DubIin, 3; Waterford, 2 ; Donaghadee,
1; French, 1 ; Flandm, 1.
Lorinon, June 16. Wind this day at noon, 8. W.,
light breeze, with paining donde of rain.
DIAL, June 14.-B.W to 8.8. W., fresh and squally.—
Arrived: Vises, Port to
,• Marlborough, Calcutta;
Urania, Jamaica; Ceres, Hondurans. Arrived from the
river: Renown, Lauseeston. Sailed: Wellesley, Madras.
Cowie, June 14.—S.W.—Arrived: Malcolm, Pernam.
buco.