The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-16 00:00:00

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• TALLOW.
Tallow continues to advance.
Tetereiblirg Y. C. on the vot SL
All the year delivering 47e.
January t Mirth delleerlog. ..... ....416. W. to 17t W.
HOPS.

BOROUGII MARKEir.—Mesers.Pattenden and Smith,
Hop factors, report that there col tidues a good trade for all
sorts of hops, at the following quotations. At We) hill fair
yesterday there was a very large amount of business done,
and nearly all the Farnham' sold at a slight advance on the
prer;ous days prices. The country Farnhams also sold very
freely. _

itd and Fad Kent., from per Cut..C3 ea. to Re tor.
Weald of scab 4 4 to 5 0
dosses, from . - - — „ 313 to 410
',valuta, „, „, _ „ 512 to GlO
Country ditto — „ to 510
Yearling henta
Yearling Sussex
Old Hope
The estimated Hop duty has fallen off materially
during the put week. A high duty backer gives the fol-
lowing estim tte : Canterbury, 46,000/. ; Rochester, 66,000/. ;
Sussex, 63,0001. ; Worcester, 30,000/. ; Farnham, 16,0001. ;
Kingdom, 4,000 i. Total, 2'21,0001. But general accounts
say that it will not much exceed 200,0001.—Kentish Ob-
server.

CHESTER FATE.—At this fair there WAS a good
attendance of merchants from Worcester, and the crop in
that district being this year bah very abundant and excellent
in quality, a goad bluiness was done at gafi-factory prices ;
choice samples were much sought after, and prices ranged
from 90a. to 115 s. per cwt. for fine Woreesters; but the trade
in Sussex and Bents was limited.

WEYNILL, Ocr. 15.—This morning was showery,
which operated much against the Hop sales. In the morning
but little was done : in the afternoon nearly 2,000 pockets
were sold from the bulk on the hill, and, as many supposed,
digpoted of by sample. Prices were lower than } tsterday by
51. to 10s. per cwt., best Farnhama not making more than
from 6/. to 6/. 10s. per cwt. ; second do., sold at Is. per lb.. or
51. to 51.101. per cwt. ; best Bentley Froyle, Alt m and Crondell
growth, from 51. to 51. 15s. do. ; inferiorsamples, from 41.15 e.
to 51. do.; last_year's Kent and Sussex were front 3/. to four
guineas do. The country growth are but little inferior (if
any) to the best Farnharns this year. which makes the sale of
those brisker than the Farnharns. There still retrains several
thousand cwts. for sale, which, if not sold by to-morrow, will
stand over for Andover fair, which is in about a month, or
hare to be taken home again. Nearly all the west country
factors and buyers have left, and many others leave to-mor-
row morning. There has not been to gnat an influx or
company, nor so much money turned in Andover for some
years past.

CATTLE.
SmrrltriEt.o, Two o'Clock.—The supply of Beasts
is short to-day, and trade remains about the same u on
Monday. One ship, freighted with Cattle from Holland,
has gone down, we hear, and another obliged to throw her live
cargo overboard, making a difference to this market of nearly
100 Beasts and about 600 Sheep. We have on offer only 270 from
Holland and Germany, not quite 100 from Scotland, nearly
300 Lincoln& and Leiceeters, and above 200 from the neigh-
bourhood of London, including about 100 Mitch Cows.
Some of the choicest Scots make a little, but nothing
quotable over the top price iu our tabular state-
ment. The number of Sheep is again very small, partly
accounted for by the distressing loss above alluded to, but
these short supplier, after the high prices we have been
making, fully prove a large deficiency in our home produce.
From Holland we have only 280. Trade on the whole is
about the same as on Monday. We have a few more Calves ;
trade for them is exceedingly heavy, although a reduction in
price is submitted to a clearance cumin 1)... effected. The
very choicest barely make 4s. &I. There are le from Mid-
land. 'there is a tolerably good supply of Pigs. Choice
Porkers maintain their price, but we have still a very
dull sale for the larger descriptions of Irish and Scotch.
Best Scot., Herefords Sic. (per st. of albs.) 4. 2 to 4. 4
Beat short horn
Second quality Beasts--...8.....„8888„ 3 2 3 8
Cokes 4 0 4 6
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Bed Downs and
Best lunii.woola 4 a 5 0
Ewe* and second quality 4 4 4
Emma at market, 919; Sheep Yd Lambe, 4,360; Calves, 297 ;
Tina, 1110.-41, West Sadtbflekl.
BRILL FAIR, OCT. 14.—A tolerable supply of Cow
stock ; a good trade ; some made 221. each. Sheep in good
demand; a few pens made 48s. each. Horses of the best
description inquired fur, and high prices given for them. A.
brisk trade in stock generally.

FARNINGIIAM FAlR.—Several large droves of Welsh
cattle were brought in and sold at 10/. and 12/. u head. Mulch
Cows made prices of 14 and 16guineas each, ant Heifers from
91. to 121. Fat Beasts ruled at 41. fxl. per tone There was
an exceedingly good show of Horses, and )oung cart Hones
adapted to farming purposes made, from 24 to 3.0 guineas
each : and many well-shaped and strew cart Horses were
selected for London breu era' and coal merchants' use at
prices as high as 10 and 45 g. i . eas. Good nags fetched from
18 to 2.5 guineas. Cart Colts, for which this fair is much
celebrated, were in great request and were bought up by
dealers at 18, 25, and 30 guineas ouch. Yearlings sold for
101. to 151. each. Large bacon Hogs so'd at 4s. per stone,
land W ore Pigs varied in pricm from 18s. to 275. a head.

NEWBURY, Orr. I..—There was a greater number
of be►Ms, both fat and lean, in the market to-day, than has
been for some weeks. Fat beasts and heifers sold well ;
lean ditto, also at high prices. Sheep getting higher; these ,
brought went off at full Bd. per lb. There were more than
a usual quantity of Pigs and fat Hogs small fat sold at
from I Is. to 12s. a score; larger ditto, at front 104. m Its. ;
lean Pigs and Hogs were a trifle lower, and not so saleable
as last week.

SunvwsnußT FMB, OCT. 13.—There was a fair
supply of Sheep, both of large end small weights; the quality
in most instances very good. The demand was not so brisk.
as in our last monthly market, still the prices obtained
altered but very little, and that principally in the store
Sheep. The prune best Wethers made in most cues 7d. per
lb. Very few lots remained unsold. The Pig market was
abundantly supplied with every description of stores ; they
were sold at reduced prices, from fon. to 7s. per head. Very
few fat Pigs offered ; those sold for bid. per lb.
Weyttli.L, Ocr. 15.—The Horne Fair may be said
to be almost over ; what few are still remaining aro of very
inferior sorts, and are not likely to sell by being kept about
here.