The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-21 00:00:00

which, for good conditioned

though at uuremunerative
articles of spring corn are
day's market a large sho,
growers ; influenced by Marl
as well as the preponderance n.
considsrably er rates were
succeeded in buying to a fair
2s. to 34. per or. Foreign W
more money. Supplies as wei
met a fair sole at our currency:
without altsration. Linseed

cakes: good business is done
livery, at 8/. 15s. to 91. 10s. to,
months of delivery. Less '
saleable at our currency. h
continue to arrive freely, anc
HILDLEIGII, June 19.—We _
market to-day, Ind prices realised
week. The supply of spring
a dull sale. No ahcration

LBED,, June 20.—There
ported to-dap, but the show
buyers do not respond freely
qr. over Friday's rates is gent
In i 2. ans, Oats, and She

deny downwards In prices.
475. 7d. ; Barley, 345. ; O.
Arrivals this week ; Wheat,
Beans, 655.
LEIGHTON BEZZADD, June 20.—At this day's market
then• was but a short supply of Wheat; trade by no awaits
brisk, but an enhaneem-art of ls. per load lam obtained.
almwt nominal in value. Beans and Peas at late
sate.. Wheat, per I°ol of 5 bush , 28s. to 31s. Barley, per
imperial qr., 275. to 31s. Beans, old, 29a. to 315.; new,
254. to 275. Peas, 255. to 28s. per 5 bushels.

Lawn, June 20.-In consequence of the Wheat crops
being generally injured by the weather, aided by the
advance in London yesterday, our farmers refused to sell
unless a rim of 2s. per qr from the rates of this day week
was given, which was all cleared off at the enhanced prices.
Barley, Oats, Beats, and Pees steady. Wheat, white,
121. 10s. to 131. ; red, 111. to 111. 10s. Barley, 32s to 331.
Oats, 20a. to 21s. Beans, 335. to 355. Peas, 365. to 38s.
LITZRPOOL, June 20.-Having very few grain vessels to
report since Friday, our supplies from soy quarter during
the week are consequently very unimportant; nor, from
I the present state of the trade abroad, do any large immediate
arrivals appear to be anticipated. At the close of the week
and part of Sunday. frequent heavy rains continued to pre-
vail ' • but the weather yesterday and to-day having been
exceedingiy fine, with a settled appearance, the hay harvest,
which is exceeingly abundant, is now in an ire progress in
every direction around us, and all other crop improving.
In mot of the English and Irish markets last week the
trade for Wheat improved 1-. to 2e. per qr.. and a similar
amendment having been established in London yesterday,
holders, at the opening of our Corn-exchange this morning,
evinced a considerable degree of firmness; but the millers,
appearing to be influenced by the favourable change in the
weather, were by no means active. and a moderate share of
business only was transacted at an advance of Id. to 2d.
per 701 b. upon the cuirency of Tuesday last. Flour,
continuing to meet a good demand, home-made and
Irish realised Is. per sack, and prime brands of American
6J. per barrel over the rates of thin day seasnight.
Barley and Malt, upon a moderate demand, supported late
prices. Beans and Peas remained in nearly the same state
u described in Friday's report. Oats were in slow request,
at the decline above-mentioned; and Oatmeal extremely
dull at our reduced qu itatione. Indian Corn, from the
limited stock remaining here anti in Ireland, and the certain
want of further supplies in that direction, was saleable to a
moderate amount, at la per qr. above the terms of this day
week ; and Corn Meal in fair request at former prices.
LYNN, June 20.-A better supply of Wheat than last
week, and 2.. per qr. dearer. 61Ibs. to 631b5., 465. to 485.;
fine white, 60s. to 525. Oats, 12d. per atone. Berns, 365. to
40a. per qr. to the growers.
Piatatorrir, June 20.-The demand for Wheat improves,
and the market this morning was well attended by millers,
wha were deterred from buying freely by holders asking an
advance of 3a. to 4s. per qr. Some business win dore at 3s.
above the lowest rates. Farmers' supplies small. Flour 21.
dearer. The weather still unsettled.
SALISBURY, June 29.-Hay-making being somewhat in
arrear, the fine weather caused a thin attendance. A very
small quantity of grain was pitched, and few transactions can
be reported. Trade was fiat ; the prizes of Wheat, h
increased fully 2s. to 3.. per qr. on all good samples. Scarcely
any Barley in market; rates nominally the same as beTote.
In Oats, sales were made at • decline of Is. per qr. The
season considered, little doing in Beans and Peas, at former
quotations. Wheat, finest samples, 46a. 'o 525. per qr. ;
good quality, 425. to 465. ; inferior, 395. to 424. Flour, 36e.
per sack for best ; seconds, 345. per sack. Bread, 101 to
lld the Sib loaf. Barley, best, 32a. to 355. per qr.; se-
conds, 28s. to 505. Malt, 565. to 645. Oats are worth 26a.
for superior qualities; good average parcels, 19s. per qr.

CHEESE.—Samencia, June 20.—A moderate
quantity of Cho rae. The tits: Chr dder (Somerset), from
70s. to 725. per cwt. ; old doubles, G2s. to 70.,. ; new, 48a. to
55a. per cwt.

HOPS.— SALISBURY, June 20. —Former rate/
maintained. Diet bright Farnhants, 5L 12s. to 51. 15e. per
ewt; ;; Alton, 41. 12s. 011. to U. 10s. ; yearlings, 21. 12s. 6d.

to 2i:l6s.

MA-NUFACTURES.—Iit DDERSFIELD, June 20.
A very slack market is what we can report this morning;
there is no demand for anything ; in ['et t e merchants ar•
expecting a considerable reduction in the price of goods, in
consequence of the very low prices at which Wools way
be bought.

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WOOL.—HUDDERS.PIELD. June 20.—A more dull
week was never passed over than the last has been. The
Wool business seems to be at a complete atand.atill. There
has been no inquiries for anything, and colonial Wools ars
daily declining in price.

CATTLE.—LIVERPOOL , June 19.—A largersurply
of all kinds of stock at market to-day than lait week, with a
numerous attendance of customers. On the whole, we had
a dull market, particularly for second-rate and inferior
quadties. Beef, 61d. to Old. ker lb.; Mutton, 6d. to 71c1
Lamb, 6d. to 7d.
SALIIJBVUT, June 20.—Small supplies; trade din'; high
prices. Little lean stock exhibited • Heifers, will calves,
selling from 81. 10s. to 111. Cede's below the lutist average;
be.t, purchareable at 30s. per head; lowest ogure, 18e.•
generality of salts from 11. upwards. Not sore than 200
Pigs in market. Store Hogs, 60s. ; good Sows offering at
62a. 6d. ; a few tine couples sold at at.; sucklen, 16i. per
For lostorday's markets all 4st pogo.;