The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-05 00:00:00

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Nothing was done in Raley. We have ehliped since May:
Wheat, 49,975 chetwerts; Rye, 423,396 ;"Barley, 16,397;
Oats 316,4181.
t3rwrrtx, Jean 25. There is a general stagnation in our
corn market, and but Lula disposition to make purchase*.
This might have been expected, from the immense importa-
tions which no have received, and the very favourable
weather. As there is a greater supply of corn than we now
need, there is, of coune, a decline in the prices, which are
expected to fall still more.

CHEESE.—WINCHESTER, JULY 3. A consider-
able quantity from Fireboat fair offered here this day for
tale; for hest new Chedder, 745. per cwt. was asked ; old, 2a.
more money ; some good Somerset, doable, new, 84s. •, old,
; single, new, 80s.; old, 545.. Coward, new, 38e. to
425. ; old, 465. ; Skiers, new, 28s. to 325. ; old up to 365.
per cwt.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKRT. Two &Clock.—
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the
market is firm.

1116 412;62i••27, 41. 41.4 IL a Tearlia• Lad.. p. IL 3se Y.
W•ald of Keats 4 4le • • Y•ari.in Omen.. 2 11191 11
Pump: fif m 4 9 (Ild Hopp„ . I If •
Puflua•
AnDovra., JULY 3.—ln the Weyhill stores the number of
pockets fast decreasing, as are also those lodged at Andover.
Speculators find to hold longer would still be a losing trade
they base, therefore, shown this day a desire to get rid of
those they hold. The Lest Farnhams, per cwt., 61. 10s. to
61. 15s. ; second quality, 61. to 61. 61. Alton, Bentleys, and
Froyles, 51. to 61. 16s. Some, grown at Crondall and Odi-
ham, offered at 61. 6s.

WINCHESTER, JCL,/ 3—Reports speak well oldie Hops
within a few miles of Winchester. From Alresford to Alton
the bine looks well, end generally free from theinsoets which
prey upon the tender leaves and shoots. The last week's
sun has mused them to rue up .er7 rapidly, almost outstrip-
ping the tyers. The holders of tarot's= in this city, ap-
peared to-day willing to take something less per cwt.

WOOL—LONDON.—'There has been rather more
doing in the trade for immediate consumption, but at very
low prices. The manufacturers and spinners seem not to be
able to buy Wools low enough, even though they get the
sorts lower than the fleeces an be obtained from the farmer.

ANDOVIIIL, Jolt 3.—The todi left unsold from the fair,
were this day offered for sale, prices asked about Id. per lb.
we beard at two or three lots f sashimi 13d.
tII. Down T•f( Wool, some mired with Ewe, l Id.
to 124. ; some coarse Wools, 10d.

BRADFORD, JULY I.—The Wool fairs throughout this
week have opened in different parts of the country, and we
do not remember for a long time so little being done at them,
last year's prices being generally demanded. This will not
do; and, unless the growers will submit to a price to meet
the rates current here, with ► very sluggish demand and no
disposition to buy, except to supply present requirements, it
is not likely that more will be done.

Lathe.—The English market is without any change. The
manufacturers are acting with extreme caution, ►nd prices
are maintained with difficulty. in foreign a fair average
business has been done at fully recent rates. The fine wea-
ther which prevails has added confidence both among dealers
and manufacturers.

LIVIMPOOL.—The public sales of Wool having dried in
London with rather more firmness we may expect to have
• little more doing here. There has been nothing done this
week in foreign. A few sales of Scotch were made, at low
prices, to close sales before the fain. Foreign, 80 bales ;
previously 38,139: total, 38,219. Scotch, 35 bales; pre-
viously, 5,463: total, 5,498.

WAILFIELD.—There is but a limited demand, but full
rates are paid, stocks being low, particularly in hop ; nor is
it likely they will be increased soon, as holders are indisposed
to accept the rates current.

WAR MINSTER, JETT 3.—Beat Teg South-Down, 325. per
tad ; long, 30s. ' • twe-thirds Teg, 284 • ' half do., '26s. ; one-
third do., 255. Sem° coarse Wools fetched but 91d. to 10d.
per lb.
WINCHESTER, J uLY 3.—A firmer demand appeared to be
made to-day, but we could not hear of better prices being
given ; yet decidedly more appeared willing to purchase,
several agents (ruin Southampton offering the full prices
given last week. In cue or two instances id. per lb. more
money was given for best Down Tog Wool. Prices steady,
at from 10d. to 13d. per lb.

SKINS.—ANDOVER, JULY 3.—The bargain eellcre
take Is. 9d. for Skins of every size ►nl quality. Those not
by bargain make 9d. for shorn, 24. 9d. best fat lamb, Is. 6d.
to Is. 9d. common, and Is. to Is. 3d. poor.
WARMINSTER, JULY 3.—Shorn Skins from 6d. to 9d. each;
fat Lamb-skins, 2s. 6d. to 34. best ; 2s. common; Is. 3d. to
Is. 6d. inferior; by the bargain, ls. 104. each.
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WINCHESTER, JOLT 3.—By the bargain, Is. 9d. WWII;
best fat lambs, singly, 2a. 9d. ; common, le. 9d. to 2a. ; small
lamb, Is. each.

CATTLE, &c.—SairranELD, Two dC7ock.—We
have a abort supply of Beasts to-day, and • large proportion
of very inferior quality; consequently, the choicest descrip-
tions are selling at more money. A few of the best Scota
have eve• exceeded our top quotation. There are nearly 700
from Holland and Germany, 50 from Scotland, about 500
Lincolns,4oo Leicesten,lso from Norfolk, and the remainder
from various parts of the country. The number of Sheep
and Lambs ia also very small, and readily disposed of at
advanced prices for the former, but there is no advance in
the latter. There are nearly 3,000 from Holland and Ger-
many. Trade is brisk for good Calves, and an advance of
about 4d. per 81be. is readily obtained. Trade is slow for
rigs at about the same price.
Parma. 0(11144. . 4. 4. Pee slew et S lbs. 4. a 4.
IMw loss, Ilere4o44a &a 0 0 DeND•4.II4L-b4alban- I
Den Shors-horn 4 1 0 lea I.lp4roels 0
4444441 avant, laws . 4 4 Do. do. Wm,
glee 4 I E•e sal awed dmlity 0
/Pip 4 0 Dodeakore 4
let Darr & Ilalabred. 0 0 Lambs
Sew. at wadi. 2,901: Shoo sal Luba u,ne; 041404.112 in.,

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WARMINTTER JULT 3.—Best Ox Beef, 12s. ; second
quality, lls. ; and Cow, 10s. 6d. per score. Best fat Calves,
Ils. ; inroad quality, 10.. to 10s. 6d. Prime/it wetter
Sheep, ss. per stone ; good, U. Bd. ; moderate quality, 4.. to
4s. 4d. per stone. Fst Lambs, first quality, 61. ; second,
4e. Bd. ; inferior, 64. 4d. per stone. Fat large Hogs, 10s. 6d.
to 11.. per soon; small, 10.. to lls. 6d. Lean stock met
with a ready sale at last quotations.
EARLSTOUN FAIL-At this fair on Tuesday there was •
large show of grazing Cattle, a considerable proportion of
which were atirks, in poor condition, from Ireland. There
was a great attendance of Doyen, and a good demand, at
prices considerably above last year. Two-year-ol4s brought
from 91. to 131., and some lota very forward in condition sold
at from 131. to 161. ; year-olds at from 61. to 91. 9s. The
supply of fat Cattle was limited, of middling quality, and
met with a ready sale, at from 71. 6i. to Ba. 6d. per nose.
There was a very large show of Cows, the demand for which
was dull ; prices of sold were from Si. to 141.. according to
quality. The number of Cattle altogether in the market
was very nearly 1,000, and there were from 4 to 5 worts of
Sheep. In the Hone market there was a middling show
good useful Hones, for the draught or road, brought high
prides, but the greater part of the animals were of an inferior
description.

Huta YETHOLY FAIII.—At this fair on Monday last.
there was scarcely an avenge show of Sheep, and a good
demand, at prices considerably above last year. Cheviot
wedder Hogs, rough, brought from 22e. to 29a ; Cheviot ewe
Hogs, rough, from 21e. to Ns. ; half-bred Hogs, rough, from
325. to 379. A few lots of clipped Sheep, both Cheviot and
half-bred, and three-parts bred, brought from 221. to 365.,
acoording to quality. There was a considerable number of
grazing Cattle, which were selling at good prices. Two-
year-olds sold at from 91. to 131. Yearling Starks, from 61.
to 91. 10s.

WEST LINTON ANNUAL SHEIP MARKET.—Thie market
was held on Monday, the 28th, and Tuesday, the 29th ult.
There was not an a number shown. Prices were as
follow, via. Wethers sold from 241. to 161. per
score; Dinmonts, from 211. to 151. ; Wedder Hogs, from 19!.
to 121. ; Ewe Hoek tram 211. to 101. ' • the above all sold by
the clad more. Aged Tops sold from 60s. to 20e. each ; Top
Hop mid from Ms. to 'Zs. each. Few of the Cheviot kind
appared. As it is priacipelly black-faced that is shown at
this market, it is the *pa market of the above kinds in
Scotland; and regulate the picas of black-faced Lamb for
hogging during dm mmakar winter. Sales were brisk tr.,
Monday, and blew ram were obtained than on
Sales on T= hem* exceedingly dull ; part of the stork
were left

ibr Sateritiee Markets am awl pays.

SHIPPLNG.

MARA eautrvaD.—Dublia, 6; Waterford, 4'; Donaghadee,
2 ; Guernsey and Jenny, 1; French, 2 ; Flanders, 1; Hol-
land 1.

LONDON, July s.—Wind this day at noon, N. W., light
breeze.
DIAL, July 3.—N.E., fresh.-4th, K. to &E., moderate.
—Arrived Nordpoleon, Bahia, for Stockholm; Ohio, New
York, for Antwerp. Sailed : H ve, New York. Ar-
rived from the river, and sailed Trafalgar, Sydney, New
South Wales; Lady Valiant. Mauritius Maidstone, Cal-
mina ; Velocity, and Lady Katharine, Jamaica; Panama,
New York.
POITSNOLTH, July 4.—S. to S.K.—Arrived:
Vestal, Hong-Kong; left 4th March, and Cape of Good
Hope, 6th May.
Cowan, July 4.—S.S.K.—Arrived: Jane, St. John's,
N. 8., for Southampton.
Foots, July 2.—Sailed: Juno, Newfoundland.
Ramona, July l.—Sailed: Chrrerill, St. John's, N.B.
Orr SaLcomas, July I.—Christiana, and Joe. Pietas,
Batavia.
Bareroi July 4.—S.— Sailed : Englishman, Africa;
Delta, St. John's, N.B. ; Tallyho, Newfoundland.
NIRPOBS, July 3. Sailed : Hama, Boston,
United States._

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KILY011), July 3. —B.E. —Bailed ?ad, Dundonald,
Quebec.
LYNN, Ju 3.—The Tweed* Sostie, from Hailisbag,
was stranded, In entering Thoruham, in tow of a Weimer,
sad fined.
FLLYOI:ITH,
Newfoundlia
Monte Video.

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eat Hasbro' Soul
water ; muter d•

rived, Ist and 21e...
Swan, Now Orleans
OLLWA.T, June
New York.
Sailed : 30th,
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Liverpool, got u
and was sesisied

July 3.—E.—Off port: 2nd, tit Anna Jane,
d; Pigeon, Aux Cayes; 3rd s • Louis,
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land last might, censiq .1' _. , I.
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June 26. —Arrived : • ilt; ,
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WM, Warner, N• •
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July 2.—Bertha, • ' :s+
July •.—The Active, of • _ , • to
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tad in bare very leaky.