The Express.
London, England, 1847-05-14 00:00:00

name port, have constituted the only arrivals In the
Clyde, having had no import? whatever dine* from abroad.
A farther impulse has bee. given to the trade has. this week
by the great ruse which has taken place is the value of all
kinds of grain at London, Liverpool, ite., when the stocks
of Wheat compared with this port are extremely light, and
large transactions in Wheat and Flour have occurred with
distant buyers, at daily advancing prices. Egyptiaa Beans
and white Peas hero also attracted attention, and
Oats and Barley have each brought higher rates.
There was a fair attendance at this day's market; but an
advance of 60. to 64. per boll on Wheat, its. per sack and Ss.
to 6.. per barrel on Flour being required, for which our
local buyers were scarcely prepared, oniy a limited businem
wee done ; but we ruse our quotations accordingly. Oats,
suitable for millers, aild pretty freely at 2s. to 3s per boll,
and Oatmeal at 3s. to 40. per load over lest week's prices.
Barley telly 3s. Beans 2e, and white Peas 3e. per boll dearer.
Wheat, per 24016 e., English, white, new, 46e. to 48a.; red,
old, 425. to 45e. ; new, 445. to 461. ; Scotch, white,
new, 42.. to 465. ; Irish, red and white, new, 42a. to
445. ; Dantaic, old, 465. to 485.; Pomeranian, old, 445. to
47e. ; new, 44a. to 46e. ; Danish, old, 43e. to 445. • new, 444.
to 475.; Odessa. soft, old, 43e. to 445. : Car,a'slian, old,
445. to 455. ; United States, old, 465. to 475. Barley,
per 3201 b., Berwick and Scotch, new, 40e. to 435.;
foreign, free Pomeranian, de., new, 375. to 411. ;
free Danish, new, 375. to 40e. Oats, per 2641bs .
Berwick and Scotch, new, 335. to 375. . • prepared
Irish, new, 36.. to 375. ; Danish, new, 30.. to 33a.
Beans, per 4 imperial bushels, English, new, 31.. to 32a.;
Foreign, new, 295. to 31s. ; Egyptian, per 280 lbs., old,
275. to 28s. Peas, per 280 1b.., white, new, 34a. to
365. ; grey, new, 331. to 34a. ; Canadian, new, 33e. to
35e. Flour, per 280 lbs., English, superfine, new, 665.
to 68e. ; Irish ditto, new, 64e. to 665. ; fine, new, 625. to
68s. . • extra choice qualities, new, 68s. to 70s. ; American,
per barrel, sweet, old, 460. to 484. • Canadian, sweet,
old, 465. to 475. ; sour old, 40e, dateisia, per 280th..,
Scotch, new, 625. to 645. Indian Corn, prtlllOibs., 36e. to 375.
Barsona, KAT 12.-11, amuse Flee of wheat ler the week ask
log May 8, wee 411. ell., end et rye, 3M. 44e., babe as Imam otele.
no Ur henna, and el moths Mem IL SM. co the War, compered
with the pees lees week% Initatime.
Mates, KAT keel, 16a per quarter ; sit ditto, 60a.
Baxley, Me.; Masks to Is, are horn 11.. Id. to Lfi► per ht.
Trazwr.- Ccrwrawentorta, Aran. r7.-The ewe Web Os she.
Ammon% from the Wad 111111 aft ftwoorahle, mad hpeeelime V alai
wiweiweino2, Mei wheat, 1227 to sal plwereethe Idle. (tae
• 10. 1111211, hen4.l2 la 31 p. Mewda. 21 to 24 p.
aeR IS le I{ p.; mime, IS le p. Mitch 5 to 14 p.
_PrtiOt!
se is Mow :-116 Mity Amis. NI lime. bee Um raebetteewl to lOW
Mee liver may port ha Missit, at IMI eh. pm Yea; Ow Toothy, 154
Ism Is
khanb, tar Ow nem dwielmaiiim, Ma. pew qr. Uwe ay•
IWO° in 4apoh There le newt et wewele. Inatome en
Lanka, 3 =oaths, 104 to lett piastres the pieml

CHEESE.—ANDOVER FAIR, MAY 13.—About the
mum! quantity pitched. Some of the best Chedd•rs sold at
725. to 74e. per cwt.; good double Somersets and North
Wilts, 86e.; single, 665. to 685.; common, 481. to 505.;
Skims, 365. to 384., being an advance of 2s. per cwt.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARK ET.— Time
Meows. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that
the domed esteem pad for Hop*, with very few on offer.
Teem humeral b aide* peewee', bet still very back-
ward; the eis eel 11111111111111 have done mueh damage in
&tenpin.", The Ily he met let made its appearance.
Wlllll//41611/1. paws. Mama • 1 Tories ••rt. N. eto e •
WY *MY, . „ f 4I• e II I T•arilai Sum- w tlese 3 11
Prom llmle I OW Rom, . 1 •
Furlong

CATTLE, &C.-SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.-We
hare a large supply of Beasts today, but a large proportion
are foreigners and middling qualities. The beet descriptions
are readily disposed of, at fully Monday's prime; indeed
4s. Bd. must be gusted as the general price for choice Scots.
Therese. nearly 500 from Holland and Germany, about 300
from Scotland, 200 from Norfolk and Suffolk,l73 much Cows,
sad the remainder from various parts of the country. The
numlier of Sheep is small, and the depression in Vide expo-
Maned on Monday is quite recovered from. Lamb's,* more
plentiful, and are also more in demand; late prices are fully
maintained. We hare a large supply of Calves, and trade
rather worse; still the choicest make nearly as mach money.
fletend-rate are a dull sale, at `ewer prices. From Holland
there are 430 Sheep and 134 Calves. Trade is more cheerful
for Pigs, the morning being cool.
P 4•44••• of $ 10s. • 4. • a. Pee 410•••• $ a. 4. a 4.
Iwo 11001 s. Nerellards,&e. 4 • 14441:1444.4 of .151.111.4. f.. I •
11444 1111.0.004ras 4 4 lint L•44,•••14 4
Nang quality 114•••• ... • 10 Dada 01.440 4 •
041•04
>tigs4 0I De 40.104 e•
am Dawes • lialf.lwele e 0 Lembo e e 1
ambes at market. 1200 ,61144.444 14404. 7,000, (Ulm. 545; Pigs, 414.
Am:lovas, MAT 13.-Beasts were in number equal to
former years, for which good prices were given ; the Stores
were sold at from 81. to 121. each ,• some small Runts, Scotch
and Welsh, from 61. to 91. ; beet Cows in-Calf sold high, as
did those with a Calf hdy their side, ss much u 181. having
been given ; well-shaped Heifers made 121. to 141. Weaned
Calves from 265. to 35.. each ; small, just weaned, 10s. to 20s.
Vary few Sheep for sale ; thou offered realised great prices,
readily. Haws were plentiful ; beet riding and driving,
very dear, some making from 401. to 60/. each ; inferior ones
did not go off so readily.
Erma, MAT 13.-With all descriptions of stack, with
the exception of fat Bullocks, the market war again largely
supplied. Of fat Bullocks, however, here, as elsewhere, the
number on offer is singularly small ; and for the best
order of these-Bullocks well made up, and in a complete
state of proof-higher prices were obtained. A fair rate of
Bullocks were from 9s. 6d. to 10e. 3d. per score ; and those
of • plain description, from 9e. to nearly 9s. 6d. per score ;
thus giving a quotation for fat Bullocks of from 50s. to
about 67.. per cwt., or from 9e. to Ila 9d. per score.
Butchers' Calves were in large supply, but choice articles
still fetch 6d. per lb., and the quotation in this respect was
from 4d. to 6d. per lb. With regard to Sheep, the market
was dull. We quote fit Sheep from 61d. to 7id. per lb. Store
Sheep were from 30*. to 455. a piece. A lot of store Ewe
Hogs were sold at 34a. a piece ; and 000ples were from 445.
to 68.. per couple. Then was • fair show of Fat Lambe,
and these were on good see M from 7d. to 7j4. per lb.
There was • good show of Cows sad Calves, the quotations
for which most he stated at from 101. to 191. 10.., or from
425. to 665. per cwt., or from 7s. 6d. to nearly 10s. per score.
Of store Bullocks there was again a large and fine show,
but the very low state of the temperature, the coldness and
baekwardnese of the season, rendering keep very short, ope-
rated materially against sales. The Barreners sold were at
from 6s. to 7s. per wore. The quotation for store Cattle
(Steers and Heifers) was from 345. to nearly 40.. per cwt., or
from fe. to 7s. per score. There were some fine Yearlings of
the North Devon breed shown, and these most be quoted at
from U. to 61. 10.. • piece.
LIED', MAT 12.-We have had about 400 Beasts at
market to-day, of which number 160 were from Hamburg,
and 3,000 Sheep, which were nearly all sold up at an advance
over the prices of this day fortnight. Beef, 61d. to 7d. per
lb. Mutton, 7ld. to Bd. per lb.

Lutcotw, Mar 12 -The dimly was rather scanty, and
prices were much higher than at the previous fortnight fat
stock market. Beef fetched fully Bs. 6d. per stone; and
Mutton, 741 d. per lb.
NIMBI:MT, MAT 13.-Honor were plentiful; fine car-
doge end hooting Cattle made very great prices. We
heard of 801. to 1001. being given for fine animals. Some
good sound and riling do. made 301. to Mt. each ; mode-
rate, 2U total. Some large dray and cart Colts made 401.
to 461. ; good farmer,' do., 301. to 355. ; moderate Hones,
201. to 261. ; aged, 151. to 205 ; darlings Colts, from 151. to
181. Some fins north dandy Negs, not broke in, from 121.
up to 30!. each. ' • well-formed Cob, from 13 to 14 hands
high, from 201. to 251. each; smaller, 16/. to 181. Beet
Pouted, from 61. to 101. ; poor Welsh and forest do, at all
prices, but did not sell so readily.
NeWcASTLI, MAT 11.-We had rather an indiffenst
supply of cattle at this day's market, being much about the
same as last week. The demand, however, was so great, that
prices were still higher than last week's exorbitant raise.
We bear, also, that, owing to the general deficiency of cattle
in the farmers' hands, there is not much prospect of
pried being any lower for some time. Sheep were in good
supply.
ROTRIRRAM, MAT 10.-We bed a good supply of both
kinds of Meek. The ntleaderes ei Wylie being very nume-
rous, armed a het& ode is belt bass, and all sold up at
higher prima. Pod, 7e- IL to St. per stow ; Mutton, 7d. to
713. per lb.-Cattle, 230; Sheep, 7,800.
SALFORD, MAT 12.-We hed net a single Beast from Ire-
land to-day, and is senomemes the show was limited. The
rise in Beef and Mese a toosilmobie, and we note Beef Is
sold readily at 7d. to let, mod liwtteu 71d. to 3d. Every
thing sold up. There wen bodes again from the Dublin
caret.
BTOCLIRIDOI, MAT 13.-A good show, yet in number
Leader the average at last year's fairs. Best Limbs made
Soot 36a. to 42e. each; some decent-insed ditto, 30e. to 335. ;
vseey facie, We. ; nearly all were quickly &erased of. Some
in peas of couples readied 66e. ; common lots, 58s. to 60. ;
re- AY Top watt off at great prices. A few South Down
awl emus 800 odd at from 64 to 10 • each. For
wets, cats WpAree prices were demanded.
Tevurroat FAIR.-Out May Fair was held to-day, the
12th instant. There was a very small show of fat Cattle,
which realised 65e. per owt. A good show of Sheep at shout
hi per lb. ; also Lamb, quality not very good, from 7d. to
84 Store Cattle scarce, prices 425. per cwt.; Cows and
Calves, plentiful and in good quality, from 60s. te 60s. per
cm., or from 101. to 201. each.
EDINIII7IOII, MAT 12.-We had • larger supply of Sheep
this morning than last week, but a considerable quantity of
the number shown were hod. Good sged black-add Sheep
being scares, tally maintained last week's prices, while in-
ferior sorts barely did so. Top price of the best Mutton, Sd.
to 81d. per lb. ; Hogs, 66. to ntl. Lambs were selling at
from 20s. to 255. a head. The supply of Cattle not so large
as on last market day, the number shown being 411, 07 76
Less that last week. Demand geed ; and cattle of the beet
description brought readily 10e., eurrent 9s. 6d., and inferior
Me. to Bs. 6d. per Dutch stelae. At the close of the market
they were nearly ell sold.
For Yesterday's lierhete an Ind MM.