The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-13 00:00:00

SWINDON, June 12 —The Wheat crops in this dist riet ere
looking most luxuriant, and there is every indication of an
early narvest generally. Some firmness was disdllysil at
the commencement 01 the market in rtaiat:ng zullieed prises.
and pe pri es obtained were unchanged front !wit week;
suhstnuently some samples of heavy white Wheat. were sold
at 52.. to bla per qr. ; best red, 63a. ; inferior simples, fits. ;
at which prime much remained unsold. Little Itsrley in
market, with but little demand; terms, 30s. to Ws.
per qr. There were trivial transactions in Olt', Beans,
and Peas. Oats fetched from 20s. to Ili. (secondary) ; and
hest Polands, 265. Best tick means, old, 43t. ; new, 40s. to
46e. per qr. Peu unaltered.
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YAMMOCTII, June 10.—We had a modcrate supply of
corn and a very small attendance at mark,t ; the tanners
are not -nelined to sell at these p: ices. Wheat was bought
rather easier the* last week. Scarcely a sa.eßle of Barley
at market. In other train very little passing, wi.hout
alteration in value. Wheat, white, 48s. to 605.; red, 445.
to 465. B 28s. to 30s. B?ans, 331. to 31s. Peal, 34e.
to 3.50. 0 tts, 225. to 24e. per qr.
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ALTONA, June 6.-The continued dull accounts from Eng-
land have at last exercised some inflitenv cm our Wheat
pricos, but without, however, hringir.g them dawn sufficiently
to induce a free trade; there was, ctssequently,bw a limited
bUSIOPSS done at to.day's market, at 365. 61. to 375. 61. for
62 to 631ns. red Upland, these being the prices bed for • ordi-
nary 601bc Wheat done at 355. Gd. Wheat from the outposts
without transactions, and held, recording to quality, from 355.
to 36.. 64. Barley on the spot has been freely taken, say
during the last few days, to the extent of about 1,000 qrs. of
50 to 611bs Scale, at 21s, 61. to 225. GI; and 51 to •.5 bra.
Mecklenburg, at the same rates. The inquiry for Danish
having materially slackened, the floating parcels offering have
been mostly sent forward oa owner's amount, and there ap-
peared no disposition to day to take leas thau shout 20s. fal.
on board, with 3s. 6d. and 10 per cent. freight to the east
coast. 0./IS on the spot paid with 14s. 91. to 1.55. 01. for 354
to 36.14 per Whet. Beans on the soot, 275. to 2136. 6d., in
small i•t,p,,ly. Blyeseed continuos to be neglected ; the rain
stip ars to have cone much good to the fields. Trifles of
11 most:rim' on the spot hove been d. ne at 24!. 104. Clover-
s ed: white continues in demand at previous rates, andis
held high. r; red, on the contrary, dull.
DANIZ • Jane 3.-This week's transactions in Wheat
amount to dot) lasts at the following priors: 6011 i. common
mixed, 30.. ; GO to 611 b. fine taix.d, :171. ' • con.m on high
rinsed 611 b. 38s. ; fine inland high mixed 611 b. 1.95. Two
vi osls, each of about 800 qrs., have chtuttred for London,
at 3s. N. to 4a.

GRONINGEN, June 6.-Wheat continues almost without
demand, the ii.quiry being alone confined to tte pretaing
s. ants of the mitten ; however, the ho.dtra refuse to accept
lower rater, end the quotations remain unaltered. Rye and
Burl- whe miler, and freely bring an adviioce of Oil. per qr.
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Vary little pa,ing in Barley, a hi,h WEI offered at Is.
per qr. reduction without attracting attention. Beans and
Kits bring full prices. Oats in improved request, end 3d.
to 6d per qr. dearer. Ripened etect,:y. Freight to London
and east coast, 16s. to 175., and 10 per cent. per last for
Oats. Currency as follows: Wheat. red, 011amster, 621 be.
per beat), at 37a.; Rooglansche, 394. tid. Rye, new,
Omlander, 57113... 271. 31. ; Kolonie, 59.b5., 295. 3d ; Buck-
wheat, Veen. 5516 e , 28.. Gd. Barley, grinding, 4111 b. to
4511 b., 174 3d. Bean,, tick, 23e. 9d. to 264. 3d. ; 265.
to 29 t. Oat., potato or Poland, 43165. to 441 b... 19s. ; 411 b.
to 4216. 170. 9d. ; 40. b. to 411 b., 16a 9d. Brew, 38th..
to 391bik, los. Gd.; white, feed, 351bs. to 36Th,., 131. 3d.;
3Zlb. to 341ib., 120. 6d. ; black, 3716-. to 38lbs , 13s. 9d.;
311 b. to 36 b.; 13s. 3d. per imperial qr., tree on board.
Itapeseed, that quality, 271. 7e. 641. ; second, 251. 10e. per
last of 10 qn.
lIANIIIVEG, June G.-Supplies of Wheat are not large, but
the demand is languid, and ItAders more oisposed to sell;
good red, 621bs. hero fetches 36.. Gd. to 375. ; fine, 6.31b5.,
38e. to 334. 6d. From the Baltic, 62Ibs. red can hr bought
at 38s. to :394. per qr., cost and freight. Barley has been
cleared off at 225. to 22.. 9d. per qr. fece on board, for Seale,
501bs. to 511bs and. 52105. Mecklenburg, but more is ex-
pected; In Danish nothing has been dune. Oats are held at
about .ate prices, but we have heard of no transactions.
R. ans lin,i buyers at our quotation., when dry.. Peas are
more inquired for, and held higher. A fair business conti-
nues to be dont, on red and white Cloverseed. Rape Cakes
a e rather hither. Linseed Cale.; in great demand. A
parcel of oblong here was sold at 71. ...h. per ton, free on
' board. Pomeranian are held at 81. 65.; Konigsberg, at
71 52., coot and freight.
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Rosroca, June 6.—We have had good supplies from the
farmers la.t week, and the b:st Wneat can be had now at
363. per qr. free on beard. Inferior sorts, of which the bulk
of the eupplita consist, 2s. to 31. lower, Till, 351. to 3Fs. per
qr. free on board.
SieTitte, Jane s.—The transactions in Wheat are con-
fined to small lots for local use, and pines for best 6Ebe.
and 631' s. Pomeranian Wheat, are (qua. to ais. per qr. tree
on board. Pomeraa.an Boles rather cheaper, and to bar
had at ISt. free on board. Oderbruck Barley 19s. to 20s.
per qr. Ir,a ore lo.nad. Fine boiling Peas, 21s. per qr. free
one board.
TRIESTE, June 2.—Freights by British vessels are looking
up. The list chart. r was at as. 6d. per qr., 10 percent., and
10 guineas, callmg at Cork for orders. In Wheat nothing
doing.

HOPS.-BerrLr..-The hop are or a growing colour, end
show but little fly; out in many ford. no the stems are very weakly
and slender. In the pari.h of erowhurd, some gardens are b.otly
cultivated, with but a scanty share of manure, in erwritruein to pre-
vious years, and thy chopping not The 13:118 have been
splendid, which should help the hops on, Lit their apparent weak-
ness almost indicates that a short qu dint, will be the result.--.-
BRIORTLINO.-The hop bine in tine put WI Ls still going on well, and
is quite tree from insects at present.s We have experienced a very doe
rain to-day, which will enable the farmer. to get on with the cultiva-
, tire, and deatroy the thistle,. —listus.-Tte hop hints continue to
grow and appear to.thrive. Since the ehowers upon some ground they
appear to be bee from vermin. There has not been a great deal done
as regard. cultivation, which, no doubt, ehoulii the wrath's prove
favourable, will decidedly improve the growth of the plan'. Nest
week we shall we able to give some information concerning the Udi-
more pIantation.—CAXTENOVAY.-About three weeks since, there
was a fair sptiulding of fly; in a few days they all disappeared, and
now it is difficult to find one. The bine geese ply is very luxuriant,
never was more heathy, and promise a 'great crop. Most of the
grounds ore lying in a had state. notwithstanding the plants are very
healthy and growing.-- klameirrutr.- slime the late rains one
planters have been most activey engaged with the shim and the hoe,
front the Lai dm es of the eorkwe benire, it wan next to illi•
possible to use with anything like effect. The bine is making 1 spid
,'tutee, and is fast get hie out of the reach of the tyre's; but at the
..tree eine, it is In most gardens what is termed "plans" growing
in.et rapidly in some parts, whiled in others evidently suffering front
the elfetts of a wet winter, followed by It earthing sun tin oughont
May.—FLETCNINY : The linen sweetly continue to grow •t it and
are free ham rennin. The late rain, have mutt Allprx.‘ed tl e elate
of the cultivation, and the viand is now in good mail.- -Ms tt lED:
The lons. have improved and are in genet al very Tin ni10.(111
that have fallen during the last week hove been most bet Octal, and will
be the means of pulverising the ground so that the planless will be eel.
abled to keep the gardens clett, which 1- vt ry caw Mild towards Stale
growth at a prison like the present.—lies Ilie hops in this neigh-
bourhood one making very favourable progress, the late genial
showers hosing had a heneticial effect upon t• e p ant, and meet of the
grounds are carol vermin.—Tex games Wraas : The hems in
this neighlenurhond continue improving, the bine geed,* very
strong, the des and fly nearly gone, and altogether in a wry good
euadiden.--NoinuLte: The bine sti I contotues to grow very lust,
sad there i t very unearance of a 'dentinal crop. The ground haring
now been bro-ght under cultivation, adds much to 'be beauty of the
plantation., --NISF161,11: Our bine antinuen growing, and books
quite as *elms can be espeeted, cooridering the cold nights we have
have had this last week. We are free fro,. Ily.—Ssid
hops are stall growing fast, and (elite free tram fly, with the tamp-
, lion of some of low 'trotted*, which have not done so well, in
consequence of the cold nights. The late rains have very much fret-
Sated in tiding the grounds.—Umerights-The bops In this parish
still continue to go on well, and several gardens bid fair for a heavy
crop. Very little fly is now to be men. We have every reati•n to
expect a heavy duty again this year, ebould the weather peeve favour-
able. The duly at tide time is called 170,01101. by good judges.-Sici-
r ex eldrevastr.

AY.—SurrIIPIELD, Two e Clock.-741 nom Cooper
and Davis rc onrt the fellowirtg Tort', tor:a :
M0t.10a........66a. to ".4.. Ecru. --(N. to au. Meats.. 26 .to 304
lota to I Clovel .80 to at); i

CATTLE, &c.—Total of Cattle received in London
by the Ea.stete Counties Railway, for the week ending
June 10 :—Ben,te, 2,048 ; Callas, 102; Sheep, 8,283; l'igs,
608.

Llcaurocw., June 12.-The market to-day was net so well
attend, d by Co"', hot tho number of Sheep cin.i.lerab:y
exceed. d last gear's market. The prices of Cows averaged
61. per lh. per cameo., including the over peund. Svevp
ranged from 61a. to fild. per lb.
NONWICII.-Our m..rket exhibited an immense show of
Sans, SDI:Ii t-IlonA, Irish and D-atch or On. Buyer. were
both scarce and cautious, and not nne•to irth of ,lie 8....A(2
told. p never was more plentiful, then fore it mil be
consider. d a complete panic.: Fat 11,asts. 6. to 61 6.1. ; very
prime, 7... per atone. The pens w. re had!. filled; ko plug
Sheep an, Hoggetn teem ls. t. 2s. per he ad 10 r. Ewes
awl Lamb. a very dull sale, at list wet k's prices, sod one-
fourb untold. Fig Sheep,2s. 6.1. to 8s 61. ;el. ntbur. Hood
rore Pign and fat Pork remain without alteration.
SWINDON, June 12 -A fair amount of bu•iness for the
moderate Raptly. Late rates curtained for Male Cows.
An average quantity of CAI TtS. Or B ef, 10. to It, per
score; interior, 9t 6d to 10s. digo. Vaal, 9. to 10e.;
Motion, 64d. to 94.1 per lb.; Lamb, 131 d to 941
96. 6.1. to 10.. GI. per were. Briek sales.
DUMNAb.TON ANNUAL FAIkL-At this fair for W. High-
lend animals, the monger ut brought +mesa .1 To•
not
larger t an vn the note erasion last year, her /I.i ..s -strip
roosiderab:y mars nurner, us than en•ual I, wa a Stiff
hanging market, f'r although buyer,. were nu A. • hey
showed a .leterminattire to brine price. lower than se
we re wi ling to sulunt to, and Innen... WO o'er, •ou. 0 fly
ie; 441.41. As a gem rsl view, we iney • tate .4 at .b. hest
pries d West Highland Stots were from 5 t 75 1.1.2 ' b low
the price .t let year.siel IL eters from Id to 151 a rte t • w
Captain M'N, of Jura's, hot lot, of -tots etc rd 14s
head. Lrd Breadalbane's then e year one blow 1i 1. lie. •
head. Mr. M'Nettl.,l Lasit's be yea re on car old-, 10 15a.
As to 11. if r., Mr. White, of stile a frol I tat
Al. 12.. 81 Thee. few quotations art puha. s ruiLa ht
in- lc de the range of the market. •
ELOIN JUNE lIIANKET.-Thi% market we. rasher stiff.
The re wan a good den. •ne for intik Coos ; and th-e• nod
quality readily di.pon dco at grind pre., var np fr m
la to 101 , arcoreing to (paid!. inc demand a hi. dy
I.r tw0.....r hick brought good prat e. up .c trim
Si. to 121. The 641:owing qt.otatinna tan. r seh (I
da
Mr M.-on, Thigaid -, a lot of two., ear •ldn. a 121 ;
Les;ie, ISouhead, a 1. • at 111.; Mr..3l.l(i.ossk,
a lot at 101.56.; Mr. P. trie, Cost. n, a lot a• 101 10. ; Mr.
Chalmers. Middleton, a lot at 101.; Mr Shat les, L. vele •
pair at 18. 10s. 'lh.• show of borate was v. ty pour, and.,
Waft eI) soy business done. •:*
M Futons FAIL-This fair was tul. rally will supplied
with youi.g Cattle and Mich C we, for both of whiclh the
dein tad was good and prie.s blab. Mtich Caws wet.) front
91 to 151 ; farrow. from 61. 106. and apnea de. Fat Cattle
brought about 6*. 91. par stone. Tbtre wee. KlllBl 10t2
01 clipped H..gs fit Inv the butcher in the mark. t, aid sold
at fn.n. 30a. to 32v. 6.1. per head. A gold num, Ir of Horses
were prevented for sale. oat •1 an interior quality. for whirl
the demand was quite elt././iah.
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