The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-01 00:00:00

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and a conmegseett fall in the prim ; hos Bt. Petersham, the
same day, we learn that 1,076 bushels had aniYed, and 378
had left, laden with—Wheat, 66,252 &situate; 146,182,408;
Rice Floss, 342,076; Oats, 28,860; Loosed, 37,003. Total,
636,699.

HOPS.— &Roma MARKET. Two ()Clack.—
?dean. Pettenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that there
is no alteration in the market.
1414 Dirt Smits. Fowl. Menu' Tomtit( lean— • owt-IL• Po 64 6
waW foi IWO . 4to • • Tomtits Own.. flintU
Sera Ulla 4 I 0111••••.. 1 le to /I
monume . 0 sme 6
13esutorroxs, JONI 30.—The last three hot dat Imes
mined the bine to program very feat for the better. no*
some complain of en increase of Elsa, fly, and lice, yet the
general report is, that the growing plants look healthy and
promising. Last year's Farahams are offering here at 6/. 10s.
par cwt.; some as low u 61. Alton and Bentleys, beet.
61. be. ; moderate, 61. The duty is calculated here at 150,0001.

Woatuurran, Jules 30.—There are several letters from
the Hop districts this week, which confirm the reports of
Saturday last as to the state of the crop, which is still getting
worse, and many planters have now given it up es lost. The
young plantations are said to be looking better than the rest,
but as the bine is generally laced with filth, it is thought
they will ultimately knock up and do nothing. Notwith-
standing these unfavourable amounts, our market scarcely
moves, the advance from the lowest point not being more
than 6e. to Bs. per cwt, thep nt rausbeiag —Fine 1846'5,
88e. to 935. per cert. ; mid ng, 781. to 86s. yearlings,
46a. to 603 e.

BRINCHLIY. Our grounds, generally speaking, an
tolerably fall of bine, with some few exceptions. Various
are the opinions of our planters r to the result of the /ate
influx of fly. Some grounds are getting clean ; in other.,
the leaves curl, and are decidedly much " honied;" core.
quently cannot be considered safe. —C HART AND PLOCILLIT.
—The bine is looking very healthy and growing ; then le
but very little fIy.—BITHEISIMIX AND bMARDIN.
bine is growing fast, and looks promising ; there is but little
fly.—Bionxnume.—The bine is general is good. Some few
pieces are getting a little foul, but this is by no means gene-
ral.—Lxwastutuasr.—The Hops in this neighbourhood cars
_ .
-Teased very much, and
. growing rapidly.
neighbourhood is
'we and fly within a
• increase. The Em
• as yet may be
le very growing,
a last law days.—
to oresdase
mobi b i
l el I e, add'
aloe__ sea . The bine is still
gard Vegies
in a growing state, but there are more farmers wbobolieve in
the gemitality of a lAgie than there were a fortnight esp.—
Fisecanro.— The Rep in our district are growing mei at
the greetat tint; but sore of the gardens have 1117 thee.
eeryjfelle. Teem a some
a little honeydew in 'fe lls sew
dos.-41esassewereessr.—The Hops in this pads am,
seediereil to bs g favourably, although soma
leseris w ill by the fly. This last week hav-
kg bees fell if elet xenon, a change in the weather would
svw beselliel.—HßATHPTlLD.—The unusually esid
carer fee Ile meson of the lest week or ten days has ees.
ellisrelsioetel the smith of the bine, sepecially in n-
eed elee wheels meet infested with vermin.
Weed liee ere ell vny ilkellelOUS near the hedges in most
but an comparatively clear, or, at ler eit*eh
le the central parts. Some grounds ete
Cow and cowardly, while others, despite the
iperaturc, are of good colour, and growing vigorously.
.11111111TOR8114.—The Hop imitations in this neighbour-
hood are awl beiEto throw out shoots for fruit.
Nom ese Om vermin, while *thew
etheethl the low and brook. grows&
—4IIATPTILD.—Tbe are not SO full Of vermin as they
erre last week ; the part has not grown much in the above
period, but the weather appears to have changed, according
is opinion, for their benefit.—Nrwicx.—At present we arc
In general looking well for a very fair crop ; the breaching
out of the bine has a very favourable appearance, but there
ere some complaints of vermin.—Rys.—The Hops in this
neighbourhood, generally, are looking quite as well as can be
aupested, but they do not make that rapid and vigorous pro-
~rme did during the warm nights of the latter end of
neither, upon the whole, are fly so nurnerous.—Wan-
evear.—The Hops have made very great progrees in this
district, and in some grounds they are quite out of the reach
of the tyen. The vermin are plentiful at places, but we
think not sufficient to cause any alarm at present.

SKINS.—BASINGSTOKE, JUNE 30.—Skins, by the
bargain, la. Bd. to Is. 10d. each; singly, shorn, from 6d. to
Bd.; fat Lamb-skins, 3s. each , moderate, 2s. to 2s. 6d. Beet
Calf-akin:, 4d. to 41d. per lb.; inferior, 31d. 0: Hides,
3e. 63. to 3s. 9d. the score pounds. Hens Hideo, 6s. to Bs.
each. Butchers' rough fat. 2.. 6d. to 2e. Bd. the atone.

WOOL—BAenwereas, JUNE 30.—Trade here
very dull, graziers holding for better prises. For the best
tag Wool bat 12d. per lb. offered ; half-teg, mired with infe-
rior, I Id. ; one-third tog, 10d. to 10{d.; come, 9d. to 10d.
SPANCIIeHILL FAIR —Wool on the lookup. Some fine
Lar°mold for 14a. a atone ; a greet deal of it an the country,
tltidere expecting a further advance.

HAY.—SMITIIIIILD, Two o' Ciork.—Mesers. Cooper
and Davis, Hay and Straw Salesmen, report a very short
supply, and prima u follows:
PellS• Meadow Ho to Ha !New .... 406 to I Moor ... 144. to Nen
Wort*. /06. to 71*. I. .. $ Is Ms. WSW Ns.

CATTLE, &c.--Sournau., JUNE 30.—We cannot
note any alteration in our trade to-day from last week, ex.
cept that the Veal sells lower. Supply moderate. Beef made
from Z. to 6s. Mutton, 4s. to 6s. 4d. Lamb, 6s. 4d. to
6s. 6d. Veal, 4s. to 6s. Perk, 3s. 4d. to 4s. Sd. per stone of
NW. sinking the offal.

ALP encoring FAlL—This wee by no means • large fair;
of all descriptions of stock, however, some very good things
were shown, and met a sale, at fully prevailing rates. Fat
Bullocks were sold at I Is. fkl. per score. Of Sheep, like-
wise, there were some lots, estimated to average from 271bs.
to 281bs. the quarter, at 60e. each, or 61d per lb.
Earns, JUNE 30.—The supply of Beef was again very
short, and prices as nearly as possible concurrent with those
of the preceding week. As before, a few Bullocks of a pithier
order were sold at rates giving about les. per score ; and
thin continuing the quotation for fat Bullocks at front 565. to
665. 6d. per cwt., or from 10e. to lie. 6d. per score. Butchers'
Calves were not in such large supply as of late, and prime
articles were better worth, there being instances in which
thaw fetched 60. per lb.; while the quotation in this re-
spect was front 4id. to 6ld. per lb. The supply of fat Sheep
was not large, nor was there any briskness in business
The quotation for shorn must be stated at from 6id. to
61d. per lb. The supply of Lambe was again fine and large,
and though the market was not in this respect sold out, yet
was a considerable stroke of business done. It must, how-
ever, be admitted that the previous quotation was not
maintained. Some lots of plainer were sold at rates giving
about bid. per lb. And the quotation for fat Lambs was
from 61d. to 7d. per lb. Of store Lambe the show was like-
wise very fine, and for thee' strong figures were asked ;
indeed, for some of them, from 25.. to 235. a piece, but in
this way there was little business done.

PWROILI.—There was a good attendance of buyers.
Sheep and Lambs were numerous. Prices were a little lower,
Lambs fetching 70., Mutton 7d. Many went away unsold,
buyers wanting a further reduction in price. Of Beef but
little wu shown ' • those that were good were sold readily at
7d. per lb. A good many Heifers, Cows, and Calves were
disposed of at lower price*. Net much doing in Horses. No
pigs brought to this fair. On the whole prices are on the
decline.

BPANCIL-HILL FAIR. This large mart for Horses,
hand Cattle, and Sheep, drew a vast concourse of persons.
A grist quantity of stock war displayed on the fair-green.
Yew HOMO wee in mat request, and the re-mounts
booed for differed cavalry corps could not have been less
than $OO at bee 221. to 301. each. The 16th Inners
the maw share. Hunters were not in molt
rsis=e ibeseirly, as country gentlemen will not indulge
du ii pulls at waiting life in Ireland so generally u
imellahr. Time mu a vast collection of low-priced, in-
flicter Heasa,erldi embody would look at. Carriage Horses
very seam. Thies were not many English buyers in attend-
ance, who usimilly look far fresh bunters. This class of
animals weld sot be had at the fair. There wee a good show
of Heifers : anything at all forward was purchased for the
English market. Three-year-olds sold truce 101. to 121.;
two-year-olds, from 41. 10e. to 61; a few choice lots es high
as 101. ; yearlings, 31. to 31. 10s. Good Milch Cows, 121. to
161 ; fat Sheep, 60e. to 68e. ; Haggett., 265. to 301.; good
Lambe, 101. to 12a. 6d; some brought 18e. Beef rated at
665. to 31. per cwt. ; Mutton, 61d. per lb., sinking offal
store Heifers, al. 10e., and in good demand, at an edunoe of
20s. a had from the last fair. Pigs very scarce.

Ay Yesterday's Market* we Ass! page.

SHIPPING.

Mann ARRIVID.—DubIin, 3; Waterford, 2; Donaghadee,
1; French, 1; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, July 1. Wind this day at noon, N.—Froth
braes', and cloudy.
DIAL, June 30.—N.E., strong and squally.—Arrived
Mysore, Matanzas; Dryope, Belize; Hermosa Bailen, Ha-
vannah and Matanzas, for Hamburg. Arrived from the
river and sailed: Agostina, Launceston; Queen Victoria,
Trinidad ; Sid John Beresford, Jamaica ; Staters, Madeira ;
Edward Robinson, Bordeaux and Calcutta.
Orr rite Witter, June 27.—Miles Varies, New York ;
and, 29th, Godeffroy, Valparaiao, both for Hamburg.
CLTDI6, June 29.—S.—Arrived: Amanda, Porto Rico;
Eliza, Philadelphia.
NEWPORT, June 27.—N.E.—Sailed: Aurora, St. Tho-
mas ; Luna, Grenada.

28.-B.B.E.—Arrived:Coax, Jane William Large, TA.
nidad ; Bowes, Baltimore; Thetis, St. Stephen's. Sailed:
Ocean Queen, Quebec. Of port: Village Girl, Norfolk ;
James Paean, Philadelphia ; Oman, New York; Swan,
St. John's.

June 29.—The Science, from the Black Sea, to
this port, took the ground on the Moy Bar, and is leaky. She
is expected off after discharging.
Owsocn, Jane 29.—The wreck of a vessel, of about 200
tons, painted black, disgusted, and with decks broken up,
was passed, 14th inst., lat. 44, long. 44, by the Amanda,
arrived in the Clyde.
Donuts, June 29.—E.N.W.—Arrived : Albert, Norfolk. V.
Sunnier ROADS, June 28.—E.N.E.—Saile1 . Vesta,
Ellen Simpson, Trusty, and i.e.,, Quebec.
-wooNDSAILT, AUDI 24.—Sailed : Elgin, St. Andrews,

N.B.

'TOLD/LOT, JUDO 29. —N.E.—Arrived : 28th, Volunteer,
New York. Sailed . 29th, John, United States ; Sarah
Nash, Sydney.
DUNDID, hula 27.—Arrived: Csar, St. John's, N.B.