The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-08 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL er MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Half-past Two o'Clock.—The stock markets have
been • bastion bettor this mansing, owing in altprobabilEr
to the favourable change in the weather, which seems tilt be
as fine as possible for the growing crops. The amount
of business transacted has, so fir, been unimportant,
• satisfactory symptom, an it may be believed either that the
" bear" party have little confidence in the reports current
respecting the potato disease, or that their opponents are
pretty well satisfied that there is, in certain uarlibirfeateetera, a
strong tendency to exaggeration. There was no into • of
the smallest importance, from any part of the g obe, to
operate upon prices : it was indeed in all respects what is
termed • quiet day in the City. Consols, 881 for money, and
88e for account. Exchequer Bills, 3s. to 6a. premium.
Anxiety is now evinced for the arrival of the West India
steamer, Dee, with later accounts from Mexico and other
parts of the Western World, which may be expected to pos-
sess more than ordinary interest.
The Continental papers continue to speak of the de-
pressed state of the corn markets. Buyers were becoming
day by day more and more cautious in their operations, the
result of which was a mutant retrogradation in prices, and
excess of supply. Such was more especially the case in
Belgium and the north of France. At Colmar, the average
price of Wheat, May 20th, was 43f. file., while it was, May
20th, 371. Sc. showing a difference of Cf.: 56c. A large
quantity remained over. The same state of affairs prevailed
in the adjacent market towns.

RAILWAY S.—Bush
extremely limited. There
tion, prices remaining gene

s in shares was, to-day,
a little doing in any deserip-
ly tree tram variation.
NO THIN DAT IN LONDON.
be bad Is Yet pap).
Liam sad Theahria,
Ma. Lomb Mabee, 44
De.
* eisq,
arilkas,
Da. Nem
1$
Da 1114 m, If
Do. Oa k Bk. 8 per
Omit, 112
New.** Der. New, 61 I
NorthDo.7=NW& litas di I
Itaksslea,
North 9) 1
Proem eat Wyse. 86
Shim.* 8., 2)
Ihrepake Unks.
S. balm and Dover 2 , 36) •
W. Mak thin, a I d
Wet Clorawall.
Tart k liewesses her, 6)
York th N. mid. me 3)
De. Pre., 161 I
Boss and Limas, 16)
N. Ci F(1E106, 111
Paris and Lyme, 3)

SALES EFFECTED UP TO
(Yesterday's peas will
Alrianerns7ord Jun, 184
Wol., and Didk7, 141
Caledoolsn, 29
B. Comities, 191 I
Do. York Eaten., 61
Da New,
141
EAT;
Fly aa'ren, 134
Great Norther% Ift
Ct. South. & Wat (h.ind) HI 3
Orme Nab It al 331
Orest Wein Was 17
lb. New, 8/
LW&
Leas tlfalk
Ur., 11W...eir. 21s. a
laa. &Lama 112 f 34
Da Ca I see Oa, 32f
tam. . 178
Da. WS st.aNe,loi
oa, la Casa,
La sal S. W
44 ~ kw 14
tkii
Do. Ow*
LIVERPOOL SA
TM share market was firm
esed.
Lea., sad Claire, 2 d Mita. 1204
Masi Osseaa SD p
B:: 1;43 Do. New, 8) p
New. and Beryl* New, 2 p
East laseablrerns , par N. British fishes, 141
Limb kilirek Pref., ls. 3d. p N. Stafibribislrg 34 p
Lon. and N. Weems, 1734 North Western. 14 d
Do. New Qrs., 101 I p filuswe.& Ch.(late N.W.M.), 44 p
Do. Qrs. (G. J.), 6 p Do. New, 24 p
Man. & Leeds, f p S. E. lit Dover New, N 0.4, j d
Do. Fifths, 4 p York & Neve. Pad., 3 p
Man., Sh., & Lin. Eighths, 24 4 Gt. Southern end Western, 7 d
MANCHESTER SALES, lows 7.
There was not much doing, and prices at the opening had
a falling tendency, but 'ellen were much firmer in their
demands at the close.
Amber., Nott , & Boston E. In, Man.& Leeds 321. (late Eaten.),
1 3-16 d
Birming. & Orford Jo., 64 p DoSSAILI (late t W.R. .1,4
Block., & NW., 2 d Man., She?.. & Lineolosh. Qrs.,
E. Comities (York E.,ten.), d No. 2, 2 1-16
E. Lancashire (late Blackburn and Do. (Grimsby 50f. sh.), 8 d
Preston), New Scrip, d N. Staffordshire, 24 p
Had. & Men. R. and Cr., p North Union (A), 208
Lon., Man.„ and Bum, 66 Shropshire Union, If d.
Minch. & South., Ms. Cd. d

8, Jmn 7.
but very little stock was

BIRMINGHAM SALES, .1),,2 7.
There was only a very moderate business dose, and prime
have seemingly again a tendency downwards. The only
"'rip which can be said to well maintain its price is North
Staffordshire, which closed at 21 pm.
Biro., Wore., & &our Valley, dbrews. & 111 rm. (A), es. 9d. d
II so. 9d. p Do. do. (B), 13e. 9d. d
Hod. & Man. 11. & C., par S. Staffordshire, 13a. 9d. d

BRISTOL, Jogs 7.
The market was weaker than on Saturday, chiefly owing
to the flatness which prevailed upon the London Exchange
on Saturday. Some effeet has, however, no doubt been
produced by rumours which have prevailed of the reappear-
once of the potato disease in this neighbourhood.
LEEDS ,ALES, J 1,115 7.
The share numket Inn without any material change.
Great Northern, 345. d I London :a Brighton, 231
N. British Qrs., 245. p Leeds and Dewsbury, 3s. p
North Western, 325. 6d. W. BM*/ Enka, 3e. d
Wbarfdale Junction, 20s. d
.ES Jcvx 7.
N. Bridals Thirds, 21. 14s.
Do. Quarters, 41. 9s.
York and Newcastle Prof., 7

TORE
Y. Counties, York Exton., 61
02 .or here. 21.2 e.
Newt. lc Ber. New, 7

PRODUCE—MINCING-LANE, Half-past Two.—
The Sugar market has opened to-day with a very dull ap-
pearance; a reduction of nearly la. has againbeen submitted
to, without giving confidence to buyers, and a large portion
of the public asks was bought in by the importers. Refined

PRICES CURRENT.
90easkper not. MITT PAID. Pigs, No. 1. BO C.. 0
W. Ind* P.bwn.5..711 dO-041 Od Hoops ll 10... 0
Yellow ScOrry ... 42 0...45 Cargo nes:nibs: 9 0... 0
Piss 46 0...50 Swedish ll 10. 0
Mauritius, Worm.- 37 0.. 42 Louu, at per ton.
Tallow 43 0...46 Pig, best l3 15...19
Pb.. 47 5...60 Mled, sited l9 1Q...10
Beogalknadzas,b. 34 0...42 Bars n 9 . 0
Yellow 43 0...46 Patent abet 3l 0... 0
Whits 46 0...52 red cor minion... 19 10...30
20 0 .21 FaMtwv"...... :: 0). 1.1 BPetll7,. frspar 2521015. gal. d.p. 1
Ong and white.. 46 5...51 Ptah, away pale 36 0 . 0
Reined, Hambro'.. 65 0...70 straw 33 0... 0
LOW/ 61 6..43 brown & yellow.. 16 0.. 28
Corns, In Bond.
Wit* lona, ordl- Span
Matter Bl 0...90
nary U 0. 40 0 Cad 27 10... 0
Good
Pins 7O 0...125 0 011re,Oallipoll,p.tott 49 0-30
Ceylon, good ordl- Cows Nut
P 37 0... 38 6 Seed. Rape, pale,
ordinary.- 39 0... 40 0 per ton .33 10... 0
Pine 6O 0 . /10 0 Linseed 26 15 .27
Weis, good toftne 54 0...80 0 Paorimors, per cwt.
Oasts Rica, an- Butter—Cork, Ist 0... 0
00=o Ina 34 0... 50 0 god 0 •
and P lord 0... 0
dang 25 0... 27 0 Dublin, 1at.0... 0
Tat, at per lb. Limeriek, do O.. 0
Coagou,rocennion- 5 0 ... 092 Carlow, let 0... 9
Rica, at per cwt. Newry Ist .... 0... 0
Bengal white lO II- 22 0 Watenlwd
Cargo-- ...... 17 0... II 0 Beef, Inns, per
Iwo l9 0...21 0 WPC*
Peas 26 0.. 28 0 Prime Mess • . 0
omotina 34 0... 38 0 Pork, prime mem.- 92 6_15
gnaws. Bacro-Porb. lout 100 0...81
DAUS at pet gall. Do., Hotfoot 1
lomeard Island Boon, Waterford,
Prat— .. .. .. 3 0... 3 2 per ewt 76 5_62
Deismies, .2614
...so pit rent 31::t6rd
4._ iO7 0....70
lArd,Bribet,prrk 180 8 88
4 0 ... A
I=a; so to so Dew soo.lor ... es 5...e5
gig wed. O.P. 4 8 ... b American
Pawswille swim 5 4 ... 5 Haws, Or. and Oow, at per lb.
=. illtbnada 4 8 ... 15 B. A. and M. Ude%
spirits, d.p. II 0 ... 0 s.o 65 a.O 07
notch
Irhh ll 0 ... 0 Brad!, dry 0 9 .0 62
Plot, per ton. Drys
alga, P.T.IL £47 0.-54 Rio, dry 0 41...0 5
Bt. Petersburg, 9 lima& Valp. dry._ 0 5 ...0 6
bead 0 0... 0 West India, dry... 0 1.....4:1 6
Dutch and Floalsh 35 0...85 Bolted
Priesnad
43
....00
1401
Haar, at per ton. 11. B. Ayres, dry 0 7 ..0 6
51.Peterstmegodean637 10...38 Sunda, dry 0 88...0 9
outsboa ..... .... 34 10...23 It Amer.flarea, per
half eiesO.
Rigs, Rhine 38 0..39 Rum* ditto 6 6...10 6
=Oboe 33 0... 0 Mu Wows, at per too.
pow
Manilla
East India 50n0.... 15 9...18 Campearity 0 0... 5 0
Bombay lB C li rum* Jamaica 6 0... 0 0
late
TIN, at per cwt. solid 15 0...17 10
Banos
&nits 9us 001. 9801
u.allatall ...............0 0... 0 0
IS 0. 17 10
Cora. In blocks 92 0... 0 I Non 10 10...18 0
IKON, at per (CO. Red Benders. 5 0... 6 II
Bars ElO 0 En Brasil 20 0...38 0

TALLOW.—The market on the spot keeps ad-
vancing. Y. C. ill to-day 60a. 61 New Tallow steady, at
475. 9d.

SOAP TRADE.— LoNuoN, JUNE 7.—The Tallow
market continues firm for arrival and on the spot. Palm
Oil is very scarce in London, and, unless ships am.. shortly,
will be dearer. Price of Y. Candle on the spot, per cwt.,
London, 60s. 6d. • Liverpool, Bls. Town Tallow, nett
price, London, lbs. 6d. Rough Fat, letter price, per
steno of 8 lbs., London, 2s. 94d. Newgate Market, for
good Fat, average price, per gone of 81bs., London, 2s. lld.
Rough Stuff, London, 25e. 6d. to 265. Palm Oil, London,
385.; Liverpool, 395. Cocoa-nut Oil, London, 66e. ' • Liver-
pool, nominal. Resin, fine transparent, London, se. 6d. ;
Liverpool, 3.1. 7d. Alkali, strong and weak, per cent.,
London, 3d.; Liverpool, 2fd. Price of extra pale Soap,
nett price, exclusive of chests, freights, &e., London, sls. ;
Liverpool, 50s. to 513. Mottled, London, 52a. ; Licerpoo:.
48a. to 50e.

METALS.—GLABOOw, JUNE 5.--The price of
Scotch Pig Iron,"delivered free on board here, maybe Toted
to-day at 655. per ton for 3-6ths No. 1, and 2-sths No. 3,
cult in 14 days. The aviation in price during the week
has been eery slieht ; in one ease we know of a sale at
645. 6d., the cash for a part of which was paid on the follow-
ing clay, and the remainder to be paid in a week. There is
but little Iron offering to-day.

CORN.— AYLESBURY, MAT s.—Whent, in good
supply, sold at an advance from 21. to 3s. per qr. Barley,
Beans, and Peas fully maintained former prices. Oats Is.
per qr. lower. Wheat, 211. to 241. 10$. per load. Barley,
50s. to 68s. Beans, 545. to 58s. Peas, 565. to 60s. Oats,
30s. b 335. per qr.

BATH, Jotra 6. An excellent supply of Wheat at market,
which sold akan advance of from 2a. to 31. per qr. Very little
demand for any kind of spring corn, and, where sales were
pressed, lower prima taken. {neat, Ns, to 975. Barley,
48e. to 541. ' Beans, 545. to 625. Peas, 50s. to 70s. Oats,
white, 341. to 384.: black, 30s. to 345. per qr.

Baiter, Juice 7.—Holders of Wheat were arm, and mime
samples obtained 205., end common 10e. to 15s. per load
advance; yet the rimless' were made sparingly. The
hi bat price given was 241. per load for very supenor white
Wheat; 221. for good and red; while some made but 191. to
20/. Barley trade dull ; more offered than appeared to be
required ; the price' on the decline from 2a. to 3e. per qr.
Oats, la. per qr. lower. Beans a trifle dearer. Peas about
the same. Bye, but little in request. Tares and small seeds
but little asked for.

BRIDLINGTON, JUNE 5.-Wheat sold at an advance of 31.
to Se. per qr. cm last week's prices. Nothing worth notioe
doing in other kinds of gram. Wheat, 84a. to Ns. per qr.
Oats, ls. 6d. per stone. Beans, 565. to 58s. Peas, 543. to
655. per qr.
CANTERBURY, JUNG 5.-We had a very large supply of
Wheat, which sold at an advance in price of from 4e. to ss.
per qr. Wheat, white, 924. to 955. ; brown, 88s. to 90s.
Barley, 60s. Oats, 32a. to 375. Beans, 52a. to 55a. Peas, 564.
Domcarria, iota 6.-A small quantity of Wheat pitched.
The prices asked were from ss. to 7s. per load over last week,
and theprim obtained were full 3a. per load dearer. Several
bnyen held off altogether Oats very slow sale. Beans
brisk, at 6d. advance. Barley not inquired for.
Wheat, new, 33a. to 365. ; fine, 375. to 40.. ; old, 325. to 355. ;
fine, 365. to 38s. ; Blendcorn, 30.. to 333. ; fine, 355. Rye,
28e. to 30s. ; fine, 31s. Beans, 211. to 225.; fine, 235. to
1 245. ; old, 225. Peas, white, 245. • grey, 224. per three
bushels. Oats, new, 335. to 375. ; due, 40s, to 445. ; old,
35e. to 385.; fine, 41s. to 455. Barley, 501. to 525. per qr.
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•
HADLEIOB, Jura 7.—The attendance at our market to-
day was rather small, but most of the farmers had Wheat to
thus a fain quantity was offered; but higher prices
being demanded, very little business was done. Scarcely
• sample at spring Corn was offered.
HEREFORD, Jima d.—But a small quantity. of Wheat,
which sold at • trifling advance on former prices. Good
samples met • ready sale, at 965. per qr., and for floe white
100 s. was obtained. Scarcely any Barley on offer, and no
change in value. Beans and Peas scarce, with a tendency to
advance. In Oats very little doing.

LEICISTIA, Jon 5.-The market is again up. Wheat,
6.. to 8.. per qr. dearer, and most other articles in the trade
appear skin again.
Marrow, J cue 5.-The market was thinly attended,
consequently little buainew done. Wheat advanced 3s. to
4s. over oar bat quotations. Barley nominal. In Oats no
alteration. Wheat, red, 92e. to 100 s, ; white, 98s. to 110 s.
per 40st. ; Oats, Is. 6d. to Is. 71d. per stone.
NORTHAMPTON, JUNS 5.-The supply of Wheat was
small, and farmers were not disposed to sell, except at an
advance of from 3s. to 4s. per qr., which was not generally
complied with. Beans and Oats brought last week's rates.
Scarcely a transaction took place in Barley.
NOTTINGHAM, Jctra 6.-Wheat to-day sold at an:advance
of 44. per qr. on the prices of last week. Barley made former
quotations. Oats and Beans in little demand. Wheat, new
white, 90s. to 995. ; red, 86s. to 964. per 30 stones. Barley,
grinding.
405.. tos3B46sPer..peMr stone;2sto nem. malting,
63siOstoto5867.21"rneqwr,
595. to 675. per 38 stones. Flour, superfine, 695. to 72a. ;
fine, 645. to 68s. per 20 stones.
PRTWORTH, JONI 5.-But little business. Wheat sold,
new, white, 231.; brown, new. 221. per load ; Barley, grind-
ing, 48c to 62s • Oats, country, 345. to 86s. ; Peas, 665. to
605.; Beans, 58.. to 60s. per qr.
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, .
Panama, Jess 5.-The trade exhibited rather more
firmness. The demand for Wheat was brisk, at an advance
of 2a. to 3s. per windle. Prime samples, 40s. to 435. 6d. per
2231b5. Barrel Flour, superfine, 445. to 461. per 1961 M. Oats
neglected. Beans the turn higher. More inquiry for Oat-
meal, but no advance ; middling to good, 535. to 655. ; prime,
675. per 2401ta.
RICHMOND (YORIBRIRZ), Jona 5.-A very thin supply
of grain. Wheat sold from 1 Is. to 14.. Oats, 4s. 3d. to
ss. Bd. Barley, 6e. 6d. to 71. Beans, 7s. to Bs. per bushel.
SAFFRON WALDEN, JONI 5.-A fair sale for Wheat, at 4e.
to 61. per qr. advance upon last week's terms. Barley cheaper.
Oats, Seen, and Peas unaltered.
SHREWSBURY, JONI 5.-This day's attendance was small,
and the sales effected were as follows Wheat, 10s. 4d. to
Ils. 7d. per bushel.
Bwisoorr, Jona 7.-Best Wheat made from 945. to 965.
per quarter ; good, 85s. to 90s. ; moderate, 755. to 82s. In
Barley but little doing ; the prices on the decline, the best
barely fetching 555. per quarter, while some could have been
purchased at 605., very fair in quality and weight ; inferior,
from 445. to 465. Beans and Peas scarce. Oats on the de-
cline 2a. per quarter.
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YARMOTITH, Jura O.—Scarcely a sample of any grain
offering, and rather h4her prices were paid for Wheat. No
inquiry for Barley. The corn trade to-day consisted of a few
transactions in Oats. Wheat, white, 9a.to 945. ; red, 88s.
to 92i. Barley, 48s. to 60s. Beans, 88s. to 608. Peas, 60s.
to 625. Oats, 361. to 40s.

KIRICALDT, JUNI s.—We had a very mall supply of
Wheat; only three parcela of Barley; and four of Oats.
Sales proceeded slowly. Wheat and Barley brought last
week's rates. Oats were about Is per qr. lower. Wheat,
78s. to 90s. Barley, 50s. to 545. Oats, 3g.. to 405., 6d. per
qr. Oatmeal, 601. per bag of 2801bs.

Leoeone, MAY 27.—There are numerous cargoes now
on the way rom the Black Sea and See of Asoff, and im-
porters seam anxious to sell for arrival. Fine Marianopoli,
over 621b5., to be delivered in all June, has been bought at 22
liv., or 60e. Bd. onboard ; and further purchases could easily
be ade on the same terms. For the month of July, holders
would take 21 liv., or 575. 7d. Polish, of 6141ba, may be
quoted about the same. Danish, of 5911b0., is selling at
221 liv., or 56a. 4d.
MARSEILLES, JUNE 2.—Our Corn market is very dull,
and prices are declining ; 60 lbs. Polish la held at 60s per
qr., but for delivery in June purchases could be made at
565; other qualities in proportion. The accounts from the
country represent the crops as looking most beautiful. We
continue to have extraordinary warm weather, and vegeta-
tion has made great progress; we are, however, suffering
from the want of rain.
RIGA, MAY 29.—Grain has become firmer since the
arrival of the last mail, and the weather, which continued
cold and harsh, was looked to with some anxiety as rens/dad
the erne. The number M ships arrived was 1,102,
had wiW. VeriLtaifilaz lop al Wiest ass
whisi"—it'iT reed quality. hid%
Flees are asked. Little doing in Barley. Rye gradually creep- •
Lag up. Of Oats stocks are very much reduced. Quotations :
Rye, 5511b5.. 160 ro., or 51s. sd. Barley,4B4lbs., 130 ro., or
395. 4d. Wheat, Polish Russian, 601b5., 240 ro., or 725. sd.
Oats, 3611 be., 90 ro., or 234. Bd. ; 3931b5., 100 ro., or 244. Bd.
Roarer's, MAY 31.—Wheat, good qualities, held at 88a.
to 90s. per qr. Several cargoes of ltye have come to hand,
which have found buyers at equal to 5.55. to 60s. per qr.
Barley, weighing 5111 n., may be quoted 455. to 465. per qr.
SrairtN, MAY 31.—During the last weak holders of Wheat
have manifested great firmness. and have shown no disposi-
tion to press on market the small stock left ; we quote for
Wheat, 591b5., red, 88.. per qr., free on board ; and for 591b5.,
white, 905., free on board. As we have had some arrivals of
Rye from Sweden and Russia, this article was rather easier
to buy at 68e. per qr., free on board.

Si. PETERSIIVRO, MAY 25.—There has been a pretty
brisk trade in Wheat. Loco and May parcels continued at
50r.• ' for June, 45r. to 46r. • ' for July, 44r. to 4.5 r. ; for
August, 42r. to 43r. ; and for September, 40r. to 42r. The
trade in Rye, on the other hand, was extremely slack ; and
Loco and May seeds might be purchased at 30r. to 31r.
There were no bargains whatever for later date*.
nTrryrsor, e
t,nr.r.or..—oßEFFlELD.—We had a short supply
of Derby Cheese, which was chiefly cleared off by the
country buyers, on Monday, at 63a. to 66e. per cwt. for
in bad condition, and 68e. to 70e. for dairies of
good quality. The supply of Cheshire has been more than
sufficient for the demand, and has been retailed at 6d. to 7d.,
land, for the finest samples, at 74d. per lb. The very hot
weather rendered a great deal of it unfit for sale.

HOPS.— BOR01:7011 MARKET. Two o Cloch
Mews. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that there
Is no alteration in the market.
0144 Toot Itoott,p.ewt. 0.4 to 41. 0 Touting Loam.„ S. cwt. U. lto U.
W 4441 MUMS . 44ft e 0 I T.oAll, Som.- 114 to 1 le
llonts ...... ~ ele to s OM Nom_ . ~ 11/r 0
limakamo

HAY. SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock. Messrs.
Cooper and Davis, Hay and Straw salesmen, report priers as
follows :
retwe lioe‘ow ff.. to 710. l imns ..... SM. to Na I Straw . :So Is US.
battler Ws. to .hI Clem ..... 110 a. to No.

CATTLE, &c.—BOTLEY, JUNE 7.—The moderate-
'Axed Beasts made lls. 6d. to 12a. per score. The fat Sheep
were chiefly of the Hants and Some: Downs, and sold freely.
Best at 51. 841. ; second, Si. 4d. ; moderate, Ss. per stone of
8 lbs. Fat Lamte were from se. Bd. to fle. 4d. the stone.
Fat Cafes made 10s. to lls. per score. Fat porker Pigs,
lls. 6d. per score—nearly out of season. Of bacon flogs
i there were none. The lean Stock sold well.

CRANTIROOK FATE was not so lively as at some former
seasons. In the idea that the time was come, or approaching,
for a considerable reduction in the price of Corn and Me at
purchasers were not willing to buy more than was required
fur present use, even at reduced pekoe. Some few Pigs and
Sheep were sold. In Horn Cattle the Welsh was taken off
more than country Beasts. In Horses but little business was
transacted.

NORWICH. JUNE s.—Dour market exhibited a large show
of Scots and short-horns, with a few Dutch Cattle ; there
being a great attendance of buyers, sales were numerous, at
barely lad week's prices. Fat Beasts •ahort number ; trade
prime. Scots, Bs. 6d. to Ps. ; Short-horns, Bs. 3d. to Si. 6d.
per stone of 141b5., and all sold. The pens were well filled ;
lioggets a small sale, at a trifle lower. Ewes and Lambs an
immense number, and all sold at very high prices; good
young Ewes making from 44e. to .44 per head; prime
Lembo, 28s. to 30s. per head ; fat Sheep • dull sale, at from
Ss. 6d. to 9.. per stone. Good store Pigs, from 324. to 33e.
per head ; fat Pork, 74. 3d. to 7s. 6d. per stone.
•

SHIFFIELD FAIL—The Horse fair was thronged with
numbers of tits that had seen better days ; but good cattle
was Beane, and the few that came to the fair were soon dis-
posed of. Hach Cows were in great abundance, but there
appeared to be few bargains struck, in comparison with the
number of Beatty offered for sale.

STAMM/LW BARR FAIR.-The show of Cattle was smaller
than on ordinary occasion,, and, with the exception of three
or four lots of useful three-year-old Steers, they were in very
middling condition ; but everything near profit, whether
Steers to come out to the butcher in twos months time, or
milk Cows or in-alum, were in brisk demand, especially the
latter; several of them were bought on entering the fair.
A change has taken place in the demand for Hones ; the
beat description of those for the draught, and also roadsters
of good action, brought high prices. One draught Mare
was sold for 601., and several Horses for more than 601. ; but
the middling kinds were a slow sale, and prices looking
down; while those that had Hen their day, and required
the application of the thong, were almost unsaleable. The
Sheep fair was about an average one. Respecting the
demand, the observations may be made as in the case of
Cattle. Hoggets, Ewes and their Lambs, and Wedders
forward in condition, were in active request ; but anything
at a distance from profit was a slow sale, as the farmers
expect a decided change in less than six months. There
never was a better show of Lambe in this part of the country.
Cattle, three-year-old short-horns, 14/. to 151. 10a. ; two-
year-old, 91. 16.. to 111. 10s. • year-olds, 61. to Si. 8c ; Irish,
61. to 61. 10s. ; West Highland Kyloes, 81. 101. to 111. ; in-
calvers, 121. to 201.; milk Cows, 111. to 201. Sheep (in their
wool), Hoggets, half-bred (Highland and Leicester), 11. 4e.
to 11. 17s. ; Cheviots, white-hoed, aged, 11. 6a. to 11. lls. ;
Dinmonts, two-year-old, U. to 11.65. • Hoggets, 11. to 11. 6s. •
Ewes, with their followers (half-b;ed Limbs), were frost;
I/. 6s. to IL 16s. ; bleak-faced Weddera, aged, 18s. to 11. 16s. ;
Ewes and their followers, 18a. to 11. 41.

NEYAOH FAIR.—The of sleek (which Wel consi-
dered to be of a mob theripdee thee try Wend
for sale for a length of lbse). eel the stenieme of pur-
chasers wu meet nametee. Beigate wee fez=
mend, and were Mewl Ow by the
of Cork: for e of pea Orwriptiew
were briskly purebred. TILPIVI:er rsi dull, been
manifesting a did:naked= to pumbres. The folbsnag
were the average priori eariag the day :—Store Bulloeke,
9/. to 10/. ; Springers, Ma 91. to 121. ; Mil& Cows, Gl. to
121. ; Yearlings, 51. to IL ; Boggles, 11. to 1!. 10s.; Ewen,
2.55. to 401.; tat Sheep (bersd), 30s. to 32a.

Baum): FAIR.—The allow of Collis in the market, as
compared with former yeses, was adrimily saileirs. There
were a good many buyers, smi a belt daerreAttraiscareele
current in the markets ream ally Mid is Ise
Prices for beet Beef ransollimates. le9s. 6d. Wfft Mao. The
show of Sheep was Megrim OXIMIIIIIO in dAlseat ; prices
from 7d. to Bd. per lb.
Matteotti lrwa Farg..There wet an excellent supply
of Cattle, which was giddily disposed of, at good prices.
Steers brought from 61. to W.; two-year-old Cattle, 91. to ISt
There was a fair supply of mulch Cows, which brought about
last year's prices. The supply of Horses was very poor;
prices low, and little business done.

For Yesterdo"'s Merkel."' No Jut pogo.

SHIPPING.

MAILS ARRIYED.—DubIin. 3; :Waterford, 2; Donagbadee,
1; French, 1 ; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, June 8. Wind this day at noon, W.S.W.,
light breeze, and hazy.
DEAL, June 7.—A.11., N.N.W. to N.N.E. fresh;
S.W. to 8.8. W., ligbt.—Arrived : Stratton!, Mauritius.
Sailed: Britannia, Rto Janeiro; eratitude, Trinidad.
PORTSMOUTH, June 7.—Variable.—Arrived H.M. brig
Frolic, San Blas.
Cowan, June 7.—W.S.W.—Arrived : Achilles, Bahia.
WATIRFORD, June : Margaret, Tri-
nidad.
Orr Durtmoar.—E.—Kelsick Wood, Porto Rico, for the
Clyde.
Coca, June s.—N.N.B.—Arrived : Unicorn, New York,
sailed for London. Sailed: 3rd, Jessie, Quebec; Waiter,
St. Thomas's ; Andrew King, New Yerk. sth, Saguenay,
Quebec. Off Port: Robert Newton, New York.
GALWAY, June 4..—Pat back : Bloomfield, for St. John's,
New Brunswick.

Donaokt. June 4.—Sailed : Ann, Quebec.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 7.-8. by W.--Sailed: Iberia (et.),
Gibraltar.
PLYMOUTH, June 7.-B.W.—Arrived: Rob Roy, Manzi.
tius and Cork. Off port: Symmetry, Port Adelaide.
FALUOVTH, June 7.—E.—Off port: Alexander Harvey,
Valparaiso.
BRISTOL, June 7.—W.N.W.—Arrived !Ilion, Mauritius;
Edina, St. John's, N.B.