The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-13 00:00:00

tbrellgiMek/ pins lave bean for the better sorts ntlintained.
The woo Loueg I:4llnemeroully attended by both home and cowl-
wow bogie; sass tie Vises have with re. exceed ma been equal to
the aim Ts. Wow qualities of blth combing and clothing
arms bid there is a relinctiew et about id, to
Id. en liagiler=ptioos. Foreign height roaringly
is tbe only per
of the mks from an 'admire-
d.= tbat prim would dare FL,as ...vs_ der the
imam ed the prime far ean0...7., W9OB. hues.. Wm..
Maid they perehased mere freely, and beef taken Mout their
end gore. Mn 4 of like Sydney Wog debealleisd by bon,
whisk with the imp geentlty we Girls& has nosed
Wen le rids bwdoes hello -elsaand hes inn beer are pureltaned
seeder et ves, solassitsg reies. Peet Pliny Weal mesas an anise
buts, the sendelho georally fiegnisr. Ten Musa% Load
duke /rwe oohed In wzitelenny seeditlin, end Seeks sal geese wed* hes retarded Ur ask ut
whore the eewilden sepether they lege eseuentbd Mben
ges. 7lt• Midis Wed la rather a holm twedlnon, but the
leeks mswirgad have temlbed tati retie.
of
Ss in good rower obi'kite awl plass. The small of Cape Wool
efned terWidth spirit at full pekes. Last 7 Ml* Say reedy
isms, angliple the ewe gaskets we adios a billing advance.
AILSIaIIiT WOOS PAIL--Tills far wee held in the
Ilatint-equaro„ AAsslimi, oaf ursday kat. The quantity of Wool
=dwas rather kw, than year. The quality waa of first-rate
pdon. The prima obtained were ommiderably above the aver-
age, resift from We. to 801. per tod.
Damn. Paz..—ht the Davis," Wool fair (held yester-
day) there wee • large atteedanee of both buyers and inlet", and
about 2',000 dame of Wool, the greater part of which sold at pricer
varying from Vs. to tit ; good flocks of the tmal proportions of
ewe led ISM fetching from 38e. to 80s. tod one let pelting at
and all leg, 31e. A aasiderable quantity was sold before
the fair, but subject to today's prices.
Lind), JULY 12.—1 n the English wool market this day
there has been Do materiel change this week. Prices are firm, and
combing wools sail freely, but do not realise rates in proportinu to the
quotatioes asked by the farmers for the new clips. In the foreign
wool market burinsm has been active. Prices at late qaotations.
You, July 11.—Then was • good show of long Wool
again at our market, but rather inai,y; for the derdera, maniere, and
manufaeturers, being rathr r rime in their purchases, would not give
so great a price es demanded. Good long Wool, all hog, 12r. ed to
jag, eg,; half bog end half ewe, I is. 6d, to 12s. 6d.; Are Cheviot
hog, 16d.; balf.bred, re 6d. to 95.; lock/ and oats, 7s. to
fa, par stor e. Several tote were left unsold; little bu.iness wee done
1:1 sew Wool.

HOSIERY. &e.—Lziczerits, July 12.—The shipping
demand for the United States is doing. The Continental order rtil
keep coming int i the market, and a fair average bu.inen at doing for
the Continent, the Levant, and the colonies. The home demand :owing
to the advanced ratite of Wool) has set in earlier than usual, the large
wholerale boasts wishing to ware stacks In hand, previous to these
dye:sees coming into operation, as far as possible. Yarns have ad-
vanced a third halfpenny to Is seek, and spinners state that they are
not yet at all equal to the new rates for wool, and that further ad-
vances must take plate as they get out of clock. Under present eir-
cramstante till all the old material in band is worked up, there will
be ple s,
nty of eta layman; but we fear there will be considerable
digleulty ea (unless the yaw= demand is beyond an
average one) in resifting the heavy advance which has taken plane in
Wool, when it MOM fully into operation in manufactured goods.
The rise in cotton and *read is considerable, and will make • aeneible
difference in the peke Menne of the decals made In this market. We
fear it will operate against the accumulation of stocks for the spring.