The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-25 00:00:00

Irma lamas.

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WORCESTER. Jvirs 23.—We have little doing in this mar-
ket, and that at our quotations of last week. We have no
favourable report from this plantation, and the bine in many
places repriaented as growing but very little, and in other
as growing vigorously. The bine is still covered with ver-
min, and there appears but little prospect of a crop ; but, as
we reported in almost similar terms_ V' the corresponding
date of last year, there is little dependegv to be placed span
eppeassoers. The ditty is declining.

SKINS.—LEADENIIALL, JUNE 25.—Hides, 561115.
to 64th.., 24d. to 24d. ; 641 be. to 72114., 24d. to 21d.; 721bs.
to 801 b.., 24d. to 30.; 8011 n. to @Albs., 24d. to aid. Hone
liides,l2s. Calf Skins, 4.. to 6..
BIOIIIOIIIISET, Juica 25.—Lamb Skins, Is. 9d. to 2s. 4d.
elsearlings, 10s.

CATTLE, &c.-SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.- Al-
though there are not quite so many Beasts to-day as of late,
the supply is quite adequate to the demand ; trade is dull ;
the best qualities, however, maintain Monday's quotations ,•
several secondosts unsold. There is above 300 from Holland
and Germany, and 161 mil& Cows ; the remainder frem
various parts of the country. We have a large supply of
Sheep and Lambs; trade is very heavy; all deecripdoss
suffer a reduction of about 2d. per 81be on Monday's prices.
The number of Calves ia large, and the demand limited ;
a clearance is with difficulty effected at rather lower rates:
Puma H 0111•11 end Germany we have 880 Sheep, and 123
Cases The supply of Pigs is but small ; trade for them
emetbmie study.
Poo slims et IMr 4a. a. Tar maw 11.• O.
lost eanrs, in•lnsis, at. d 0 110aD05.4111441415,1110rs- I
loss emesaeres 4 s ass Lass- weds
Wag smllayVssos
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4 4 D04411/boes
Int Thomas a lialf.belds o 0 Labs
Molls at m 5411.41.1,041 . /Mess os4 Less*, 11,44; Calves. SIT M.
Exams, Jona 22.-The supply of Beef was singularly
short, yet still some Bullocks of a very good description were
turned out unsold. The quotation for fat Bullocks must be
stated at from 565. to about 655. 6d. per cwt., or from 10a.
to Ils. 6kser score. Butcher's Calves were begreat plenty,
and on sale, at from 31d. to 6d. per lb. The quotation
ler fat eep, shore, was from 61d. to about Old. per lb.
The show of fat Lambs was very large, and very fine in-
deed, quite beyond the demand, although a very consider-
able stroke of business was done, the general quotation being
from 61d. to 71d. pee lb., with a dull sole.
I eswica, Jun. 22.-The Cattle market was well supplied
with lean stock, which was not smelt in 'squat ; the show
of fat Besets was rather small, and the trade sot quit* to
good. Lambs ware la. per stone cheaper, but let Pigs were
ratter dearer. The Pig trade was better than last week,
and much business was transacted. Pat Beef, 9s. to 9a. 4d.
Mutton, Bs. 9d. to 9.. 4d. Lamb, 10a. to 10a. 61. Pork,
78. 9L to 8a 2d. Veal, 8.. to Bs. 6d. per stone. The fat
Calves on offer wore few ; not as with stickler', which sold
at from 28e. to 40s. each.
Newceireu, Jots 22.-Our supplies of cattle were sa
small, and were of a miscellaneous character ; upon the erlts
the quality was infenor, while there were some of the hese
Beasts that were ever shown at this market. The supply of
Sheep and Lembo wan comparatively mall for the seem%
the former scarcely
.an average, while the latter wee* of
very middling quality. A very fair supply of Swine.
In this Beast market the demand was slow for all thole;
prices had a downward teudency. About 86 head of cattle left
unapt& A decided improvement in the demand for Sheep
and Lambs, and prices ruled in favour of the gain • all soca
sold up. Swine were elm in active demand, sad (muter
prior were fully maintained. The following yield)* 400111
fully supported: Beasts, 8.. to 9s. ; Pork, 6s. 6d. to 7s. per
st. of 141 be. Sheep, shorn, 7d. to Bd. ; Lamb, Bd. to 9d. per
lb., ,inking offal.
ROXSET, Join 24.-The best fat Beasts made 12s. 6d. the
score pounds ; fat Heifers and Cows, 12a. • second quality,
Hs. ; inferior, 10s. to 10s. 6d. ; dull sale. 'Pat Calve* ware
in good number; some made 711 b. ; moderate qualities, 7d.
par lb. Some flue fat Lambs veld at 355. each, or at the rate
of 9d. per lb. • inferior, Sid. Prime fat Wethers were not
so brisk of sale.

For Yeateniss,'s Markets am Joe par.

MAILS ARILITID.—DupIiZ ;Wainford, 2 ; Dorimbadee,
1; Guernsey and Jersey, 1 ; Flanders, 1 ; French, 1.
Lompon, June 25.—Wino this day at noon, W.8.W.,
light breeze, and cloudy.
moderate.—Arrlved : Octavio', New
Orleans; Franekland, America. Arrived from the river
Baboo, New South Wales; Helen, Bahia.
Baynes., June 24.—W.8.W.—Sailed: Caroline, Nevis.
Bwarieza, June 24.-B.W.—Arrived: Elisabeth Hughes,
Cuba.
CLTDL—Arrived, 22nd : Floes Herr, Calcutta and Liver
pool ; Caledonia, Montreal arid Quebec.
Onanonstourn.—Arrived, 19th, Liverpool, St. John.
Di:mute, June 2g.—W.—Arrived: Mogul, Subunits's;
Btmusger, New Orleans. Sailed : Warren, New York.
Acrinozonon, June 23.—The Friend's Goodwill, of and
for Ipswich from Loweetoffe, was run on shore this morning
on the Main, in a sinking state, and has gone to pieces; crew
erred.
Loewe, Jane 23.--The reseal which mask, Sad Inst., after
being in contact with the Penny, from the Clyde So Jamaica,
was the Heron, from Odessa, and not the Bosoms, as prong
may marled ; new oared and taken to FMCS.
P May Jane 23.—Arrived : Cideadia.
Coax, Jane 22.—W.—Arrived • Zeßs. Polio Moo.
OeLwkT. June 22. Arrived : Bethel, New Yet. Sailed : Emma Prescott, Newlert ; Joke's,
N.B. ; Minerva, Quebec.
Brawn, June 2 . —Arrived : Leintbss, and Stephen Base,
New Orleans.
Liawtcx. June : 19th, Jotter Mae
lien., Botta Soma. Sailed : Willie= Ward, Straits.
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