The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-06 00:00:00

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t rots for Oats were 1E4.41 Od. to ls. Tay no 1 ;rut in
other snicks no change can be quoted. "f he ber7t qualities
of Wheat wide 551. per qr. ; secondary, 41s. to 435. Batley
made 31s. per qr. ; inferior, 30.. to 3'2s. per qr. Oats, beat,
265. per qr.; s sett feed, 19.. to 201. Beans, 37a. to 41..
Peas unchanged.
BOSTON, July s.—With a favourable ehanee in the
weather and a fair show of Wheat prices have declined Is.
to 2s. per qr., in our market to-day. Very little doing in
Oata or Beans, and no change in the value of either article.
Wheat, red, 431. to 480. ; white, 455. to 51s. Oats, 151. to
21s. Beans, 31.. to ,9i. per qr.

CHICHESTER, July s.—We had a larger supply of Wheat
at market to-day than (or some time past. A tear samples
were sold early, at an advance of is. per qr. on last day's
prices, but that advance was not maintained, and the market
closed heavily. Bsrley and Oita hardy supported f,rmer
prices. Beans and ?vas no alteration. Wheat, 464. to 52..
Barley. 30.. to 33s Oats. 22a. to 245. Beans, 38s. to 40s.
Peas, 4es. to 425. Flour, 3^,r. to 375. per sack.

HALUWORTIC. July 4.—Wo had aod show of Wheat,
and a limited e Vent of business took puce, at a very small
a tnnce. In other grain nothing doing. The weather hu
taken a favourable change for the Hay, a area deal of which
is much injured. Wneat, 44e. to 521. Barley, 286. to 301.
Beans axd Peas, 345. to 381. per qr.

HITCHIN, July 4.-We had a good supply of What
offering at market, whist: sold at last week's prices. Beaus
is cheaper. Other corn the mme as last stated.
Irswicw, July 4.-We had a pretty good supply of Wheat
for this day's market, which, having some demand, caused
prices to be a little upon the advance. Every description of
spring corn very dull. To force sales, loser prices must be
taken. Malt declined Is. Flour quite as good. Wheat,
435. to 525. Barley, 232. to 295. Outs, 195. to 265. Rye,
251. to 284. beans, 30s. to 375. Peas, 325. to 375. Malt,
47a. to 555. per qr. Flour, 375. to 41s. per suck.
Nemo/army., July 4.-The weather has assumed a more
settled appearance, hut the temperature is low for the
IMISSOII. At our market this morning we had a moderate
show of Wheat from the growers ; but, haring one or two
cargoes in from abroad, higher rates could not he obtained,
but upon the t' rms of Sattirdsy a fair extent of business was
done. For Flour we experienced a steady inquiry, and choice
households commaneesti a ado above our previous quotations,
extra qualities being saleable at 3Gs. 6.11. per sack. It. Ityc
little stirring. Grinding Barley continues in good de-
mand. the beat Darsh, weighing 5411 w. per bushel, being
saleable at 261., son Pomeranian up to 27a., weighing 52;lbe.
per buthel. Malt in steady mum. Beans and Pees rather
more inquired for; Outs star so well sold.
RONFORD, July 5.-We had a short supply of Wheat at
cur market today, and the (semen wanted 2s. to 3s. more
money; but buyers would give only le. more than last
we, k. Wheat, 455. to 68s. Barley, 28s. to 3241 ; grinding,
24.. to 28s. Outs, 225. to 28s. Beans, 345. to atia. Peas,
365. to 40s. Rye, 261. to 28a.
HAYWARIIIi llcam, July 5.-A fair supply of Wheat,
which met a good demand at 2a. per qr. above last week's
ratss. Oats, Beans, and Peas steady. When*, white, 131.
to 131. 10s.; red, I 11. 10s. to 121. 51. Barley, 265. to 30s.
Oats, 20.. to 21s. Beans, 345. to 36a Peas, 362. to 38e,
Dcnurr, July 4. -The supply of Wheat to this day's
market was quite trifling, and, the stock of Indian Corn
being very much reduced. the tendency of prices for these
articles sous upwards, and in some instances an advance of
' Gd. per barrel on the form, r, and Is. per qr. on the latter
was realised. Other things support their previous
value. The following was the currency : Wheat, white,
28s. to 31s. 6/1. ; red, 251. to 30s. per 2801 Mi. Oat., 10s. 34.
to 12s. 3d. per 196 lbs. Barley, 14s. to 164. 6d. Dec 2241 b.
Oatmeal, its. to 12s. 61. per cwt. Flour, seconds, IGs. to
175. per cwt. Indian Corn, 363. to 354. per 4SOlbs.

HOPS.—BAsinocromg, s.—The continued
favourable reports from the plantations have the usual effect
on the market; the storks on hand are offered at a decline,
and few sales tffectcd.

WORCESTEU, July I.—The l►te wet and cold winds have
caused our bine to look yellow and ragged; and a continu-
ance of similar weather duriar the present month would, no
doubt, make a material difference in the crop ; but, if fine
hot nights 4,uuld follow, we should think there is net yet
much damage done. There is nothing doing in the mar-
ket. Prices nominal, and 40s. to 504. for 1816 all other ages
unsaleable.

Ctiasnnoux, July 3.—The bine is still looking healthy,
but not doing much, the wet, cold, windy weather being ogunst .t.
There are a tem lice to he nen. The ogricalturid prospects in this
locality are not very cheering The late wind and wet bas sadly
scrawled the wheat about, and, it addition to the ears Icing email, we
shalt get a great many worthless under one*. I have not seen one acre of
tares in this parish that I believe would yield one quarter of reed per
acre ; this is owing to the maggot. The disease is making sari ravage
amongst the potatoes again. A disease has introduced noel, within then
few days, into the bean crop, similar to that of the potato. Toes will
Pet the leaf I have not for your insracion Ins the appearance of hav-
ing had acme boiling liquid spatteted over It. Thin is the first stage
ot the disease ; in u doy or two they turn brown and rear, and drop
otf. I have a piece of irons. now in full bloom, in thin state. You
altal have further notice of the result.—WAßTLlSO.—Generally
speaking the hop lanes aintinue to progress fuvourai.ly, but warm
Hall weather, with tiny of sunshine, LA now much needed to tying
the burr forward. Gardens in expa.ed oituations have suffered from
the continued battering of the winds for some tune past, and the
nearer this occurs to the fruiting time the more injury is likely to be
nveived. Ohl plantet • say they never knew Irlis tell up well without
plenty of sun. The pstato disease spreads in our neighbourhood with
considerable rapidity.—Ewnearre.—About two parts out of three of
our hop grounds ore doing well, and free from armin—tbe remainder
are slack of bine. We have a prospect of growing as many as hot
year. The coin does not look no well this year. We hear rather tin-
t:Avowable accounts of the potatoes: some gardens have the appear-
ance of a blight.—FAllNUAl4.—The hop plantations at and about
Farnham are still looking healthy, although they have rut progressed
PO fast during the last as they did the two or three previous weeks.
The bine IAP ,-Ply strong, the tendrils lengthy, and very peemi-ing for a
floc yild, grate free from flea, fly, honey-dew, or any other destruc-
tive blight. Tie t oleo in moan rapaced situations have been blown
down during ths late ',OTIS, yet net to any serious extent, ro us to
occasion muck damage. The duty at Farnham is calculated for that
whole district, inc:uding Alton. Froyle. Bentley, frondall, Odihant,
&c., a: from 11,0001. to 11,5061. Briyht on Gazette,

HAY.—SurrnriELD, Two O'C/wk.—Messrs. Cooper
and Davis email the following quotati ma:
Prlinu Meadow its, to 110.. I Ito.eo .. &o. to —s. I NesrClover7se.to Es
lotforlot I'S, to 7lts. Clover. 88.. to 100 s. Stravv....2le. to M
Now Ws. to 70s.
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WOOL—HEREFORD.—At the July Wool fairs
business wu extremely flat, at reduced prices. There was a
email eupnly of Wool, (or wtich little irquiry was made. and
it sold at a low figure. The average well from 6.ttl. to od.
per lb., Lambs Wool :*ing a twill fraction lower.
ANDOVER FAIL—The quantity of Wool offered for sale
was about 23,000 fleeces, being from 4,000 to 3,000 more than
were in the market last year. The attendance of agricul-
turists and dealers was very large, and very nearly the
whole of the goods brought to market found a ready sale, at
the full average of the late makes. Nothing was parted
with under Bd. per lb., and few it any parcels brought more
than N.

CATTLE, &c.—EVESHAM.—The first of the two
newly appointed fairs took place on Monday last. The
supply of Beef and Mutton was not very large, but the
creates part of it aus sold, and maintained former prices.
The supply of hems was nut gr. at, ..nd of a very intlit.
fen nt quality. The fair, on the whole, was as go .d as could
as cult be expected, wandering it was the first, sod
insufficient publicity given to it.=4
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Bastes, June G.-With the exception of Lambs, of which
the supply was very abundant, this was not a terse market.
Of tat Bath:eke, however, there were rally sufficient for the
demand. and quotation even somewh.ejenproved. Of prime
tat Sheep, the supply was short, and the quotation must be
regarded as supported. The Limbs were not sold out. In
store Cattle there wan no improvement. A tcw fresh and
fireweed attic! +, having much of premise abut them,
rneght goal price; but °on roim the market was Luse-
11e... The quotetiou for fat Bedeck* mine be stated at tram
53a. to Ms rer ewe., or from 9a. 6,1. to 10s. 3d. per score.
Butchers' Calves were not so much sought after, and must
be quoted at (rum 4W to 60. per. lb. The quotation for
fat She, p must be stated at about aid. to 61.1. per lb. Fee
fat Leave, the quotation malt he edited at from 51d. to 61d
per lb. The que.ation for store Cattle must he stated at from
:Qs. &I. to 435. 31 per cwt., cr irons 61. 94. to 74. 9!. per
scare.
Britannia FAIR. July 1.-There was a telerable ropply
of Cattle, whilst of Sheep the numbers were large. In fat
Cows and Shen p only wee there anything spi role. ing to ac.
tlriPy in sake, and seven.l of these were driven home undie
posed of. Beef went et 6d. per lb., and Sheep at Gd. to 614.
'flats a.nsequeece will be a reduetior. to the public ; and
Mutton Stud Limb are now offered in this city at 74. per lb.
cks went et 21. p, r heed left than at forcer fairs, arid
lean stuck g.ner-lly were inimical le. Pigs maintain their
prie e. In tee Row fair very few animists indeed were ex-
ile: its], the only toes worth loek'ng at being two or three
good cart Hones. The highest price realised was 43/.
LTEDS, July 6.-We haul a pretty good supply of Cattle
at our Lair this nutting, principally of a large ti.d superior
quality. which the s revers held rather firm.y tar advanced
prices. The buichen generally were dirposed to give ad-
vanced rates, and in roue instances lower prices were lc-
cepted, out the ruaimity of the transactions was done at late
rates, a number of the beasts being driven away unsold. Of
Sheep the show was not fully equal to the supply, and late
rates were generally obtained, with a slight advance in the
prieee of the superior animals.
NEWCASTLE, July 4.-Notwithstanding Stagshaw.Bank
Midsummer fair being held to-day, and the time of year
considered, we have had an unprecedentedly large supply of
all kinds of stock, and, with the exception of Lambs, they
were of a very superior quality. The number of fat Beasts
on offer here to-day would be about 660 head ; the Beef
trade, though sluggish, yet small heifers made 78. per Mena,
but the numbers being seasonably large caused sales to be
slowly effected; the following quotations were supported,
end at the close of business part were left unsold. The num-
ber of Sheep and Lambs would be about 6,600 head; both
receded in prices from last week, and although there was a
good business doing throughout the day, yet part remained
unsold at the close. Prices Beasts, M. 3d. to 7a. per stone
of 14Ibs. ; Sheep, 61d. to is. per head above 7d.; Lamb,
7d. per lb., sinking cffal.
ROTHEDHAM.-The supply of Sheep was not so large, but
of Beef an excellent show. The attendance of buyers being
numerous, caused the Mutton trade to rule brisk early in the
morning, yet towards noon the prices were not maintained.
The Beef trade rather dull, and the best descriptions did not
realise mere than 78, per stone. Beef, 68. 6d. to 7s. per gene.
Mutton, 6d. to Gld. per lb.
RODFORD, July 5.-We had rather a better trade for fat
meat, but no alttration in lean stock, which is dull, at last'
week's prices. Beef, as. 6d. to 4s. Mutton, 4s. to is.
Lamb, 4s. Gd. to 6s. Veal, as. Gd. to 4a. 6d. Perk, 3s. 104..
to 4s. 6d.
SOVIKALL, July 5.-Our supplies were short, with an
improvement in prices. Beef made from 28. 4d. to 4s. 4d. ;
Mutton, 4s. to de. 2d. ; Lamb, 4s. 6d. to be. 4d. ; Veal,
as. lid. to 411. Id.; Pork, as. 4d. to 4s. St per atone of 81M.,
sinking the offal.
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