The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-24 00:00:00

TOTAL nu:nit:cm

Toni tad: Tim ta d.
Cobre 552...7,414 1 Crombse• 1.., 40 0
Coplapa 444... 9,531 3 I Cuba_ ...131 , 1,179 9
Pconsylvailii. 407... 4,190 4 Xmockmehon...ll3 745 18
Burnt Burrs 151... Mal 6 laaey 60... 247 10
Barn Burn .. 370... 6,261 4 San Asdresi 57... 386 5
Bershaven 196 .. 1,430 7 Ballygalum ... 33.. 127 1
llgrony 148... 543 16 Salim,
Copper Ores for sale August s.—Bershaven, 100; ditto,
82 ; ditto, 80 ; ditto, 60 ; ditto, 36.—Cobre, 81 ; ditto, 76 ;
ditto, 67; ditto, 27; ditto, 64.—Cronebane, 82; ditto, 63;
ditto, 50; ditto, 30.—Tigrony. 9.—Cepiapo, 100 ; ditto. 83.
—Chilli, 64 ; ditto, 55 ; ditto, 40.—Luba, 94; ditto, 60. ,
Holyford, 90; ditto, 6..—Burrs Barra, 74; ditto, 60; ditto,
70 ; ditto, 9.—Llandudno, 31 ; ditto, SO.—Princess Royal,
33.—Vine Slag, 11; ditto, 10.-12anidloes,
1,875 tons.
Capper Ores for Si]. August 12.—Knocknishon, 479,
Chili, 371.—Cobra, 292. —Cronsbane, 283.—Copiape 203,
Cabs, 157.—Olasgew Slag, 77.—Burn Burrs. 51.—Prineses
Heys, 50.—Ballymurtagh, 47.—Vine Slag, 20.—Total,
SAO inns.

HOPS.— BOROuou MARxrr. Two o'Clock.—
Moroi. Pattanden and Smith, Hop futon, report that there
la no alteration to notice.

snat Iwo mews, wort. 11.• e• O. • I Yeartlft Xmas.. p tort. it a se U. II
Weald of Las Is• • 'foully/ Sure, 111 al II
teem III tot I 014 Hoge.. . 1114,1 e
Vomiter
BOUTR•MPTON, JOLT 23. —Holders gave way eines lest
market day, offering beet Farnham. and Kent. at 28. 6d.
per cwt. tem money ; inferior do., with second quality Sussex
and Rents, much the same. Reports from the Hampshire
Hop districts are better than last week ; the Hops are much
improrel by the late thunder-storms, rain, and breezes.

WOOL—SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 23.-I"rade better.
Staplers and agents for manufacturers appeared willing puz-
chosen at a trifling advance. The show not so large as last
week. The best Teg Wool sold readily at 31s. to 325. 6d.
of the partials were of low

per tod. litany of tree parcels were of to. quality ; for ouch
Co variation in prime. Best long Wool, Ille. to 325. per tod.
Those packs containing Ism than half Teg Wool were of-
fered at 2.5 e. to 265. per tod ; some ma low as 24. Comm
Wool., containing locks and cote, were offered much lower.

HAY.--SmiTarrELD, Two o'Clock.—Mesons. Cooper
sod Davis, Hay and Straw flaliwates, report prices as
follows :

Primo lloadotr. 74. to IN Sow Ka to IN.) Myr.. No. to toe.
tam. Ws.** IN. I Itotreo 01.. to 41.30. Nam ... No. to Ns.
Clovr, am, No. No.

CATTLE.—Exgraa LAMMAS FAlL—This fair was
held on Wednesday last. The supply of stock was moderate,
except fat Beef, which was scant, and sold at about late
from 10e. to 11e. per seore. A good supply of work.
kg Oxen and Steers, but neither them nor store Cattle ge-
nerally were in request, and many were driven away unsold.
Very excellent plough Oxen were sold at 341. the pair, and
the bat at 401. Good Steers sold at about 121. each, the
quotation being from this figure to 161. Barrenen were not
asked for, and late prices could not be maintained : they
must be quoted at 6s. 6d. to barely 61. 6d. per score. Cows
and Calves wan not in demand, but went off slowly at from
111. to 171. each. _

Beam ex FAIR (Sussex), JOLT 23.-This sew fair
' was exceedingly well attended. It was computed that !kW
Sheep were penned; Lambe, chiefly South Downs elf the
Sussex and Hants breed, Nought great pica; some of the
best pens made from 36e. to Me. each; other
.qualities, /10s.
to Mo.; Ewes, from 455. to 625. each; some inferior, from
35e. to 40e. ; stock Wethere, from 445. to 60s. Horses were
' not so numerous, yet those for sale, being good in quality, sold
at high prices ; they were principally farmers' sorts, some
makng 301. to 351. each • good strong cart hones, for heavy
dnwing, went off as high as 401. each ; but little doing
among the poor sort. Store Beasts, chiefly Short-horns and
Herefords, sold readily.
KINGSBRIDOR FAIR, JULY 20.-There was about the
usual quantity of stock exhibited; the demand fair, and prices
mach the same as of late, beat fat Bullocks, 60i. to 635. :
snood, 68s. to 60s. Cows and Calves, 50s. to 56e.; poor
sleek rather lower, 86s. to 40e. per cwt. Sheep, fat, 6ld. to 7d.
SOUTHALL, JULY 21.-We had a better trade to-day and
a shoat supply, at improved prices. Beef (Hereford and
Devon) was from 2.5. to 51. Mutton. 4a. to 6s. 44. Veal, 4s.
to 6e. 2d. Lamb, 51. to ee. 64. Pork, 3e. 44. to 41. Bd. per
stone, sinking the offal.

COVENT GARDEN.— ThisMorning.—Therofiry
of Vegetable' continuer abundant, and hothouse Fruit w
more than sufficient for the demand. Engßah Pine-apples
are more plentiful, and foreign ones are also abundant.
Grapes are plentiful, and so are Cherries. Strawberries
are nearly over. Peaches, Nectarine!, snd Melons are
abundant. Oranges are very scares. Nu% are gait* mufti-