The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-19 00:00:00

CATTLE, &c.

ANDOVER FAIR, Nov. 18.-There were as many
Boma to-day at this fair as in other years. Cart Colts
fetching from 20!. up to 401 each ; good coach Horses and nag
do. sold well, but middling do. were almost unsaleable ;
prices for such varied front 101. up to 35/. each. Foreat and
Welsh Ponies were sold at from 21. to 5/. each. There were
some good in-calf Cows and heifers, which were quickly dis-
posed of at prices varying between 101. and 15/. each. Lean
barren do. from V. to 11/. ; tenth Calf by their aide, from 12/.
to 16/. each. Lean Devon and Herefords left from yester-
day's fair, were sold at from 8/. to 121. each. Irish one-year
old sold at from 5/. to 71. each. Calves, three months' old,
31.; sucklings, at from 21s. to 30s. each. Of Pigs there were
a considerable number, and at least two-thirds sold at better
terms than what has been given for the lest four weeks ; but
Porkers sold from 10a. 6d. to lls. 6d. per score; and store
Pigs at an advance of la. to 2s. per bead.
BASINGSTOKE, Nov. 18.-Pigs Were plentiful, and
brought better prices. Lean store Hogs sold at fmm 30s. to
50s. each ; Pigs, at from 10s. to 255. ditto ; Sows in I'ig, at
from 31. to 41. each; with litter of pigs of from eight to ten,
three weeks or a month old, at from 4/. 10a. to 61. ; killed
bacon Hogs, at from Os. 6d. to 10s. Gd. per score ; Porkers,
at from 10s. 6d. to 11s. Gd. ditto.
HORSDAM FAIR.-On Tuesday Horsham fair was
held. The supply of stock was short, which enhanced the
prices. Good Bullocks, gram fatted, made from 181. to 22/.
a head ; store Beasts fetched from 14/. to 161. each. Sussex
Oxen, accustomed to the yoke, made from 16 to 18 guineas
each. There were some large droves of Welsh cattle brought
in ; but the high prices asked for stock by the Welsh cattle
dealers limited the business. Three-year-old Beasts were
selected from the droves at prices of 12/. to 14/. a head;
small Bullocks fetched 101 to 121. ; and Welsh Heifers made
191. and 101. each. Mulch Cows, well bred, were bought for
dairying at 14/. to 151., including a small Calf. Good cart
Horses fetched from 25 to 30 guineas, and Pigs sold at low
prices
SOUTHALL, NOY. 18.-We had a very dull trade
to-day for everything, and prices tended downwards. Beef
made from 2s. to 45.; :Hutton ls. to ss. 2d. ; Veal 4s. to
4s. 6d. • Pork, 3a. 2d. to 4s. 6d., per stone of 81b., sinking
the offal.
ATIIROY FAIL-This fair was held on Monday.
There was a large supply of cattle, and a great abundance of
sheep. Sales very dull, and purchasers not keen. Top price
from 50s. to 52a. Gd. per cwt., sinking offal ; inferior lots,
355. to 425. 6d. Wedders sold from Gd. to 64. per lb., sink-
ing offal. There was a great quantity of pigs; sales dull.
Bacon Pigs were in good demand, but slips almost
unsaleable.
DOWNPATRICK FAIR.-TheNovember fair was held
on Saturday last. There were some fine Milch Cows, for
which high prices were asked, in one case so much as 20
guineas ; the average was from 12/. to 15/. Young cattle for
the English market, sold remarkably well ; Yearlings from
51. to 8/. each. Beef was in good demand, and sold high.
Pigs very dull of sale ; no demand at all for sucklings. The
Home fair presented an unusually animated appearance:
there were several very superior three-year-olds, for one of
which 401. was asked. Roadsters and farm Horses were of
a bettes description than usual, and many of them exchanged
owners. Altogether this was an excellent fair, and gives
promise of being second to none in the province of Ulster.
DUNGARVAN FAIL-The annual fair of this town
was held on Monday. Bacon Pigs rated at a brisk demand.
from 40s. to 435. per cwt. ; melded were little sought for, and
did not go higher than 28s. per cwt. ; stores went so low,
that a pig which cost 249. about three months ago, multi be
sold for 12s. Sheep were in good demand, and so high as
30s. each. Some mulch Cows exchanged owners at from 101.
to 121. each, but they were not eagerly looked fur. Heifers
were in good demand from 7!. to 8!., three rears old. On
the whole the fair was rather dull.

SHIPPING.
MAILS ARRIVED: 3, Dublin; 3, Waterford; 1, Donna-
ghadee ; 1, French ; 1, Flanders.
Lotinort, Nov. 19.—Wind this day at noon, N.E., light
breeze and fine clear weather.
DEIL, Nov. 18.-B.W.—Arrived: Woodbridge, Quebec ;
Sally, Magador.—Arrived from the river for Devonshire,
Batavia; New Express, Mauritius.
SCILLY, Nov. 14.—Alpba, Patagonia ; 15, Prowler, Labra•
dor.—Off port : Jas. S. Foord, Calcutta; A. Mulholland,
hfauritius.
CLYDE, Nov. 17.—S.—Arrived, Conqueror, Patagonia.—
Sailed, 16, Lochinvar, and the London, Demerara ; Eliza
Leiehman, Mauritiut.
CORK, Nov. 16.—S.E.—Arrived Thomas Hunter, Bonny.
The Narciise arrived here yesterday, bows stove, having been
in contact off Cork Head with the Isabella for Havana.
CASTLETOICH, BEARHAVEN Nov. 11—Arrived: Elencr,
Laguna, with loss of part of sails, &e.
OFF BEARHAVEN, Nov. 13.—Countess of Arran, Calcutta.
BELFAST, Nov. 15.—Arrived: Glcnmore, New York.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 18.—S.S W.—Arrived: Sir J. Fal-

staff, Quebec.
COT(HB, Nov. 18.—S. W.—Arrived: James Gray, Havana.
PENARTH RoAns, Nov. 18.—S.W.—Put back, Rebekah,
for Hamburg with damage, having been in contact with a
Teasel of Ilfracombe.
PURTLAND F/RTH, Nov. 14.—Arrived : Henry. Quebec;
Albion, Montreal.
I.IONTKOSE, Nov. 16.—Brilliant, Quebec.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 18.—Arrived, Eleanor, Kertch ; Ca-
milla, Marseilles; Osprey, Zante ; Gicrdina and the Christian,
Marseilles ; Gatehead Park, Black Sea. Off Port. Charles,
bound out.
STBANHLAIL, Nov. 17.—The schooner Juno, of and from
Belfast (with cattle), got on &bore yesterday near Drumcre
(Bay of Luce) and has broken her keel.
&Hsu's, Nov. 18.—The Mary Ann, of London, which
went on shore in entering the hat bour yesterday, has been
towed off and brought in._