The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-17 00:00:00

HOPS.

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BOROUGH MARKET, Two o'Clock.-31MTS. Patten-
den and Smith, Hop factors, report that thy haw no
alteration to notice in market either as to demand cc prices.
Mid and E.ast Kents, from per Ci 4 rt.£3 Or. to £6 10a.
Weald of Keats " 0 to 5 0
Rumex, from
Farohama
Yearling Kent.
Yearling Stamm n 5 3 to 1 4
Old Hope O, 2 0 to 4 6

HAY.
SMITHFIELD, Two o'clock.—Mes.sre. Cooper and
Davis, Ray anti Straw Salesmen, report a very full market,
and the trade very slow, at following prices :
Prime Meadow GU to 75e Clover
Inferior ditto S7e to 63s I Maim
Rowel' 42a to Ses

754 In 954
....32* to 36a

CHEESE.
LONDON.—The demand is limited, and the prices
in the country have somewhat receded; fine things are
scarce, and therefore meet a ready sale, as also low-priced.
Cheshire, the factors are rather anxious to sell : but Derby
continues without any variation, and with a slow demand.
Foreign continues to make a high relative value. Americans
are coming iu more plentiful, but the quality, for the most
part, very inferior ; price, 40s. to 5.55., as in quality and con-
dition. Very little doing in exportation.
BLANDFORD FAIR.—The quantity pitched was
large, and sales were dealt at from 40$. to 665. as in quality.
CinprENnAm, Nov. 14.—For the season the supply
was never exceeded. There were about 120 tons pitched,
supplied from 150 dairies, the major part of which exchanged
hands at the following prices : Thin realised from 440. to As.
per cat. ; doubles, 60e. to 58s ; loaf, 60s. to 601. ; Somerset
doubles, 605. to 70s.
CHARD FAlL—There was a full fair, and the prin-
cipal part was disposed of, raw milk fetching from 568. to
635.; skim, from 295. to 36e. Nearly all found buyers.
STAMFORD FAIR.—The show was Rot a large one.
Inferior Leicestershire sold front 54d. to Bd. per lb. ; supe-
rior ditto, 7d. and Sd. ; Stilton, 841. to Is. per lb.

CATITE, &c.
ALFORD FAIR.—The Beast fair was unusually large,
and prices were rather lower. There WSJ an ocual
supply of sheep, many of which were sold, and at satisfactory
prices.

BLANDFORD FAIR.-The number of Sheep fell far
short of that of preceding years, but sold readily at an ad-
vance of 2s. to Is. per head above the late fairs. Beasts
were numerous, and realised high prices. In the Horse fair
there were many of the cart kind, for
which high prices were
demanded ; there were few gad hooka.
COLCKESTER, Nov. 14.-A great dulness still
prevails throughout the trade, but we can quote no particular
variation in prices from this day se'nnight. But few sales
were effected. Pigs continue to decline in prices.
CHIPPENHAM MONTHLY MARKET, Nov. 14.-Our
monthly market had an average supply of stock Cattle
Beef realised 9s. to 9s. 6d. per score ; Mutton, 6id. to 7d.
per lb.
CAMELFORD FAIR.-A very good supply of Sheep
and Cattle ; but business was rather dull, and prices rather
inclining downwards ; Mutton selling about 6d. per lb.-
Beef, at the late price, about 68s. per cw
t.; Cows and Calves
varying according to quality, from 101. to 151.
CHARD FAIL-There were about 3,000 Sheep
penned, the principal part of which were sold early at fair
prices ; Ewes realising from 40s. to 605., and other sorts in
proportion. Cows sold at higher prices. Pigs were mostly
disposed of at a decline in prices.
FAREIIAM FORTNIGHTLY STOCK MARKET, Nov.
16.-This day there were a considerable number of both fat
and lean stock fur sale. The Beasts were sold at the prices
fuily quoted at other markets, particularly the fat ones,
which were bought by dealers from Gosport and Portsmouth
to supply their contracts for the navy. Fat South Down
Sheep realised from Is. to 6s. 4d. per stone, nearly all sold.
The lean stock stock went off pretty fairly at the best prices.
We saw ten fat IVethers sold at 655. each, and some four-
tooth at 68s. each.
MALTON FAIL-A large supply of stock of all
kinds. Lean Beasts sold from 81. to 141. Milk Cows from
14/. to 181. Calving Cows, for which there was a brisk
trade, 141. to 181. Fat Beasts from 6s. to 6s. 6d. per stone.
We had a good show of Sheep, Ewes fetched from
V. per head. A good show of store Pigs, and rather better
sale for tl.em. A good supply of small Pigs, the prices of
which kept very low, and many were unsold.
NORWICH, Nov. 14.-Our market exhibited a good
show of Cattlebuyers being tolerably numerous, a great
many sales were effected, at barely last week's prices. Fat
Beasts scarce, at 7s. 6d. per stone of 141 be. The Sheep pens
were better filled ; both hoggets and keeping Sheep were
from Is. to Is. 6d. per head lower. Fat Sheep, Bs. 61. to
Bs. 91. per stone. In store Pigs and fat Pork there is no al-
teration worth notice.
STAMFORD FAIR.--There were upwards of 6.000
Sheep penned, the majority of which were yearlings. The
sale was rather dull, and the high rates of the past few
months were not maintained, prices ranging at from 2s. to
4s. per head lower ; in the latter part of the day some pens
remained unsold. The show of Horses was not large ; there
were but few superior animals exhibited, but those offered
fetched good prices ; other kinds remained on hand till late
in the day. The show of Beasts (principally short-horns and
Scots) was one of the largest for many years past : chiefly
confined to store Beasts, which sold at prices much lower than
of late; from 2a. to 3s. a head was a general decline. There
were comparatively few Sat animals offered, but those exhi-
bited fetched average prices.
BELFAST FAIR-The show of Horses was very in-
different, both as respects number and quality. The supply
of all kinds of Cattle, Beef and Mitch Cows, Heifers, Oxen,
&c., was very good, and the quality of a prime description.
The demand was brisk, the sales numerous, and the prices
high. Sheep brought extreme prices. Pigs were both
scarce and dear.
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SHIPPING.
MAILS AISRIVED.-3, Dublin ; I, Waterford ; 1, Do-
naghadee ; I, French; 1, Flanders; 1, Gibraltar.
LONDON, Nov. 17.—Wind this day at noon, S.S.E., fresh
breeze, and cloudy.
DEAL, Nov. 16.—SX., to S S.E., moderate.—Sailed:
Eallebkka Adelaide, S. A. The Elizabeth, of and for
Limerick, from London, WU in contact last night, in the
Downs, with the Assam, from Calcutta. The former lost
bowsprit, and rroceeded to Ramsgate; the latter had her
head and cutiater started, &c., and sailed for Leith.
COWES, Nov. 16.—S.E.—Arrived Marie, Trinidad and

Cuba.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 16.—S.E.—Sailed: Princess Royal,

MILFORD, Nov. 15.—5. E.. 613.011g.—Sailed: Wellington,

Siena Leone.
YALMOVIE Nov. 16.—E.5.E., strong breeze.—Arrived:
Jouen Pepito, Havanna.
TRURO, Nov. 11.—Arrived : Sportsman, Southsmpton,
leaky and pumps choked.
Coat, Nov. 14.—E., fresh.—Sailed : 13th, Mozambique,
I St. John's N.B. 14th. The Mozambique, of Bermuda, in
proceeding to sea last night, missed stays twice near the
western shore, outside the lighthouse, struck the rocks, un-
shipped her rudder started stern frame, and has six or eight
feet of water in her 'hold. She was towed back to the harbour
to-day.
CAPE CLEAR.—Off : Sir John Bereaford, Madras.
Csoossitvx s,Nov.lo.—Arrived Norman, New,Orkediss
for Liverpool.
&Ann, Nov. 13.-B.E.—Arrived 12 : Jaap %.4
BELFAST, Nov. 14.—Sailed : Exchange,ltemotith,Ustited'
States ; Independence New Orleans. ,
N Ewalt, Nov. 13.—Bailed: Seraphine, N .ocl 's esaa- 1••••4
LOWOHOPE. Nov. 6.—Arrived : Weodh St. John,
New Brunswick. 10th, Traveller, Davis's _
•.• For Yesterday's Markets see laselee! ..12,
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