The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-12 00:00:00

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Worcester, Farnham, and parts of Swim and Weald of
Kent. Duty, 155,6001.
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AN DOTER. —The short quantity in star ', hoti.h, re and at
Waybill, of last year'• Hops, make* the holder. firm, coupled
with reports anything but promising for an übuitd.nt crap
this year. Farnham., best, 61. 10s. to 6,15 s. per twt. ;
country, grown mound Alton, 51. to di. 10s.; Sawa and
Odihaza, 61. A few pockets of old Hops, of 1845, at 504.
per cwt.

WINCUESTRII. —Some growers here to.dsy from Aires-
ford and Alt in announeed the growing crops to be getting
very foul. This caused the several dealers here to ask more
for their now short stock in hand; one or two stating 71. to
he their price for best Farnhams, and dl. 16s. for bast Alums
and Bentleys; yet buyers would not yield to suck rise, con-
sequently but little done.

WOOL—LosnoN.---A rather increased demand
has arisen for English, in consequence of the short supply in
the hands of the spinner' and staplers. Since the public
sales no new feature occurs in foreign ; but the account+ are
more cheering, and show on increase of business. We,
therefore, look not only for present prices being fal4
ma.utnined, but for some recovery shortly to take plat*.

ANDOVER, Juty 10.—The top price this day for best
Down Te2Wool was 32.. per cod ; second.. mixed with Lone
Wool, 30r. ; one-half various, 275. to 2ds. ; wane Wools
from 22... to 25..

BRADFORD.—The following are the full quotations for
Lincolnshire Wools. Super Hogs, 13/. 10s. per pack ; middle
Hogs, 12d; Low Hogs, 101.15 s.; super Wetter*, 121.;
middle Welters, 10/. 15s. to 11/. ; and low Wethers, 101. to
101.5 e.

LE CD6.—There Ku been a good demand for most descrip-
tions of foreign Wools this week, and prices are firmly sup-
ported. There is no alteration of moment in the English
markets. The purchases of the manufacturers are for ;tame-
diens consumption. In prices there is not any variation from
last week's quotations.
Ltrzuroot.—Buyers of Wool exhibit greater confidence,
and have purchased rather more freely during the past wet k.
Some large parcels of washed Peruvian have been aold for
home consumption ; 1010 about 400 for export to New York.
Laid Highland is still inquired for, and nearly all the old
clip in Liverpool is cleared off. First-rate lute of new are
worth 7s. Cheviots are neglected. Prices ore firm, but
without any tendency to advance. Tha imports are, foreign
and Gibraltar, 80 bags; Irish, 137; Scotch 57. Previously
this year, foreign and Gibraltar, 33.227 bags; Irish, 2.425 ;
Scotch, 5,432. Exported to New Yerk, 391 washed Peru.

SOUTHAMPTON, J vLY 9.—Staplers were ready purchasers.
The top figure for prime South Down Teg and best long
Cotswold, 301. to 31s per ted ; mixed with half-best 'leg,
28s: ; three-fourths inferior, 2Gs. ; ♦ery common, 245.

WARMINgTER, JULY 10.—Trade better, the Milkshan
and Frome manufacturers offering a trifle more money, say
frem Is. to 2a. per tod. Best Tag and superior long Wools,
30s. to 329 per tod ; second qualities, 275. to 20s. , nalfmnd-
half, 259. to 26e.; inferior, 249. ; very coarse, 229. to 23a.

WINCHESTER, JULY 10.—Staplers here this day were
more inclined to purchase at Is. per tod advance for all best
(politics, either Down or long-Wool Tega, offering 30s. to
325. per tod for all Teg ; 28a. two-thirds; 26a. one-half
255. one-third; and 245, for inferior. Very rough and
coarse, 2a. per tod leas.
NICLLINGAR FAIR.—WOOI, the staple commodity of the
fair was much under last year's price. There was an im-
mense supply, and all was nought up at the following prices:
Hogget Wool, from 14s. 9d. to Iss. per stone ; mixed par- '
cell, from 14s. to 14s. 9d. ; weddder, 13e. 6d. to 13a. 9d.;
ewe, 13s. 3d. to 13a. Gd.

CATTLE, &c.—SmirfirtELD. Two o'C7ock.—We
have to-day an increased supply of Beasts, and in conse-
quence of the extremely hot weather, a decreased demand
prices arc therefore lower, and a clearance cannot he effected.
The utmost price for the choicest description is 51. From
Holland and Germany we have GO4, Scotland 30, Leicester-
shire 800, Lincolnshire 350, Norfolk and Stiffa:k 150, and the
remainder from various parts of the country. The number of
Sheep and Lambs is comad, rably larger than we have had for
some weeks, prices are in consequence lows, especially for
big fat Sheep. Although the number of Calves is not very
large, yet the trade is exceedingly dull. Friday's quotations
are obtained with difficulty. The supply of Pigs continues
to be short, and prices remain unaltered.

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Be•s Potett, 114,404440,&e. 4 0 Beatnnt.l la.bdAllbets-
Rest Slostt.bonn 4 P Best Lou-Boole
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Bomb at •404100.4.441; now sad Lambe, 21,410; 044401.118 PHA
BLANDFORD FAIR, JULY 10.—A large supply of stock
Herefords, Devon*, and Short-Homo, for which prices ran
high, best making from 101. to 141. each ; small, 81. to 9/.
Many Dorset and Wilts Down Sheep ; the hoot stock Wethere
went off freely, at from 48s. to 555. each ; Ewes, 48e. to 505.;
stock Lambs, 301. to 38s. Rams, from 61. up to 201. each.
Nearly all were s dd. There were a few Horses, but not of
very superior quality, the sole of which was very dull.
MARLBOROUGH FAIR, JULY 10.—A good number of lean
Herefords, Short-Horns, and Welsh Beast; the sales rather
dull for all but the very superior kinds, which fetched good
prices. Milch Cows, with a Calf, also sold readily at from
151. to 181. ; Heifers also in gond request; Calves for
stock at from 31. to 51. each ; 20s. to 30s. The Sheep
were principally South-Downs, and of very good quality ;
the Ewes and Lambs for stock sold high,the moderate Sheep
rather lower, a few large Dorset/ made also great sums, there
being an evident sandy of Sheep.

RINGWOOD, Juts* 10.—Good store Beasts made 121. to 141.
each ; email, 81. to 91. Some Alderney Cows with a calf
reached 171. to 181. each ; good lean Calves from 50s. to
601.. Beet cart Hones were sold at great prices, some
making from 301. to ay. each ; good Nag Horses were also
in good request, at prices between 201. and 401.

STOCILBRIDOZ FAIR, JULY 10.—The number was short
by several thousands, many flock-masters having discon-
tinued breeding, and now keeping only a dry flock. There
were some pens of very superior, which made great
prices; stock Lambe, as much as 46e. each ; middling qua-
lities of Ewe reaching 40s. ; poor do., 31s. to 36e. Nearly all
sold early in the day. There were some splendid Rama.
Some pens of Ewes, for stock,ntade good prices; beet, culled,
6.55. to 68s. each; second rum, 4,15. to 505.; inferior and
aged, 38e. to 40e.
Wannitterna, JOLT 10.—Rather a large market of lean
stock. Best Steers and Heifers sold well ; Cows and Calves
also fetched great price.. In the Sheep market, stock Sheep
were rather slack of sale. Ewes and Wethers fetching from
465. to 60s. each. Stock Lambe from 28s. to 361. Fat Sheep,
best, ss. per stone ; common large Mutton, 18. Bd. For
Calves, 9s. 6d. to 10s. per score. Pigs and large Hogs, fat,
10s. to les. 6d.

For Saeurday'e Markets see Jost pogo.

SHIPPING.
, MAILS AUXIN-ED.—Dublia, 6; Waterford, 4; Donanhadee,
2; Guernsey and Jersey, 1 ; French, 2; Flanders, 1; Hol.
land, 1. . _

LONDON, July 12.—Wind this day at noon, S.S.W., light
breeze, and fine clear sultry weather.
Dam., July 10.—W.S.W. ; 11th, S.W.—Arrived: 10th,
William Nicol, South Seas; Indian, and Ala, China;
Inseam of Muscat, Calcutta; Sea Witch, and Venice,
Africa ; Precioso, Lagos, for Antwerp ; Chamois
Cape of Good Hope; Henry Curvin, Mauritius; Leda:
Bahia • Tamer Para, Palestine ; M'Arthur, Toba ; Castle
Lachli:n, and Sumer, Jamaica; Counter of Durham, Ha-
vanna ; Bogus, Baltimore: Homely, New York ; Pearl,
Collooney, and Great Britain, Montreal ; Wave, Richibucto
Dart, Newfoundland. 11th: Kyle, Singapore; Crest, and
Vanguard, Ceylon ; West Indian, Sierra Leone ; Belle Creole,
Porto Rico; %ancouTer, Hudson'. Bay ; China, Quebec. Az-
rived from the river: Vanguard, St. Philip; Duchess of Nor-
thumberland, Adelaide, K.A. • ' Queen Pomace, St. John's,
N.B. ; Cato, St. Vincent; Agenovria, St. John's, N.B.
Arrived from the river and sailed : St. James, New York ;
Great Britain, St. John's, N.B. The Marquis of Lansdowne,
Shields to Cadiz, got on the Goodwin Sands last night, in
thick weather, bilged, tilled, and is fast sinking in the sand ;
crew and part of the stores saved.
WHITEHLYEIf, July 10.-B.W.—Arrived : Stephen,
Demerara. Sailed: Parton, Cardiff and Jamaica.
CLyDI, July 10.—Arrive: Demerara.
DUBLIN, Jaly 9 and 10.-B.B.W.—Arrived, Bth: Thomas
Dempsey, Trinidad. 10th; Citizen, Trinidad; Carrara, New
DusLne, July 9.—The Mary Jane, a fishing Teasel of
Mount's Bay, was run down this morning by a steamer, off
Lombay ; muter drowned.
WRSTPORT, July B.—The Olive Brunet, from the Clyde to
this port, with Indian corn, was plundered of a considerable
portion of her cargo on the sth lag., off Enis Head; and the
Ranger, from Liverpool to the port, was also plundered on
the sth inst. of ISO barrels, between Eagle and Kam/keit
Islands.

14111111 A V , July 11.—The John Brewer, from Bombay,
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went on shore this morning between Seaford Head and
Cathriers, but came off on the flood and proceeded.
Coons, July 10.—W.S.W.—Arrived : Queen of the Usk,
and Marshal Bennett, Havannah.
BOUTNASITTON, July 11.--B.byW.—Sailed : Port of Glas-
gow, for Quebec; Washington (at.), New York, and put
back, with fire-ban melted.
Orr TORBAY, July 7.—Pauline, China, for Bremen.
Pirxorra, July IL—S.—Sailed: Decline, Batavia; the
Isabella Hatch, from Moulmein, which arrived here 9th
inst., is very leaky, making 18 inches per hour, and has an
extra crow to pump.
BRISTOL, July 11.—W.S.W.—Alios Brooks, Mauritius.
Linauwa, July 10.—S.W.—Sailed: Callao, Boston.
GALWAY, July 10.-Sailed: Alice, St. John's.
Or, Dovea.—Janny, Batavia, from Stockholm.
Orr Toilworn July 11.--Sarah Princep, Rio Grande,
and sailed for Exeter. The Duke of Cornwall (sat. ), London
to Dublin, went on shore this morning in Gerran's Bay, in
thick weather.
How., Jolly 11.—Westerly.—Arrived: 10th, Forager, St.
John's. Sailed: Gooey, St. John's; Silvan, Quebec.
SHIELDS, July Ziou, Calcutta.
BRIDLINGTON, July 11.—The Kate Woodbridge to Sun-
derland, put in here yesterday, very leaky, and with consi-
derable damage, having been in contact with the Earl Bt.
Vincent, bound to Lynn.
RIDDLE, July 11.—The Symmetry, of and for Lrai, from
Hartlepool, ran on the rocks off Stathee yestentay, and is
expected to become a wreck.
DUBLIN, July B.—Sailed Mecca, Quebec. 9th ; Maenads
of Normanby, Quebec. 10th; Streamer, Denman.
Donut( Bor.—Arrived : John Wells, Trinidad.
WATIRPORD, July 10.-8. to B.W.—Arrived: Sear
Ramsay, Norfolk, N.S. Sailed : Drones, New Yea.
On Bakcar BRAD, July 10.—Palatine, West Wks.
tine,
July 10.—W.5.W.; 11th, W.—Arrived,
10th Dauntless, Aracan, for Rotterdam; left on the 2)111
of is wary.