The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-02 00:00:00

HOPS.

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BOROUGH Ni.tREET, Twu o'Clnek—'iteltqrs. Pat-
tenden and Smith, Hop Factor,, report that the nutrket a•-
tioucs brisk a' following prices :
Mid and riot Keuts, ...... per Cwt.l:3 N. to £7 os.
Weakl of Kent*
Sanwa, trout, -. 4 0 to 4 10
Fatah:lmq
Starting Keats
Yearling suttees
Oat Hope „ 2 u to 4 0
N EU' BURT, ()Cr.B.—Ncarly all the Kn.:ll.min re had •
large quantity of Kent, Sussex, and Farnham Hops for este.
Some pockets of Farnham they asked 7/. p‘r cwt. for; do.
of best Kent, from 61. to 6/. 10s. do.: Swipes and Hem+
(common), from 51. to 51. 10s. do. Italker dull sale at tio,o
price,. A further reduction must be submitted to before
many will find purchasers.

CATTLE.

Two o'Chck.-We have t:,-t1 Iv a largo
supply el Beasts and a dull trade ; the b,t how-
ever, maintain their prices, 1-. 2d. lstngrcadils obtained
fir the beat Scots, &c., and he for the most wiling short
bows. Many of the inferior descriptions remain ut.sold. We
have 450 from Ilollend. In the quality of one foreign
suppnes to day we notice a decided fallinir off. There are
:ram Scotland,: PA from Liutobt and Low. ,t...rshirc about
300, end .rom the neighbourhood of London obout 200
bea-ts, and about 100 Townsend roe,. Fibitep are GA
sc-une, and our late quotations are firmly supyo: t,.1, some of
the choicest l)owns making bs. 2(1, and the moot selling
descriptions of Lougwools about 4e. 10d. per Mb. From
Ilolland and Germany we have 1,670. The I.anili scaron
may now be considered nt a close, nod we ce.),e to quote.
What few are on offer realize about mutton p.ieti. Calves
are in demand, and have aivanred in price fully Id. per sib.
There aro on aide 48 from Ilolland. Ths• wipply of pigs
continues good, as also does the demand; consequently lato
prices are obtained.
beat tats, llererordn, &e. (per at. at 311,) 4, 0 to 4s 2
shoe. norm 3 a - 4 0
Fecund qtbil`ty Beads 2 lit - 3 4
Calves 4 4 - 5 0
4 to -- 6 4
rest Downs sad Halt-bretts 4 10 - 5 2
Ikot t0n.r.660., 4 8 - 410
I'mo:tad second quality 4 4 - 4 6
Lambs ... ....... .... . ........ . „
Pratt' at ........ and Lomb., s,teli ; (*ult.., 232 ;
Pitts, 310.-11, West Smithfield.
SDUTIIALL, SEPT. 30.-Our trade to-day was very
inanimate, nevertheless nearly eserythiog was disp)ced of at
following rates:
reef made, per st. ofBtbs. Walking offal, from 24. Id. to is. Oil.
slatina 3BO. .
Limb
44. Oil. to 4.. 1161.
rink
1101 FORD, SEPT. 30.-The pries s of stock in our
market remain about the :same; Im-incss is still vriy dull on
account of the attendance being short. The supply was not
so geed as usual. Beef, 3s. Gd. to Is. • Merton, Is. to Is. Gd;
Veal, ts. to 45. ; lamb,Sd. (;) hot. 4d. • Forks, Is. it?
4s. Bd. per tilbs. Quarter-old I'igs, Its, to .!os.; Suckling
Calves, 2.55. to 30s. each.
NEwßui:y, Ocr. 1.-Of Beast and Sheep there was
a fair quantity for sole to-day. Sheep 'still ke( pup their price.
Ewes and Lewis even a trifling higher; 1.0,0 Ewes fetch
rneach ;
lity . and Lam
There bs
w,
ets 31s. each, nnol those not of the
est qua some Cr Wathers made 50s.
each for very fine. Some good fat Beasts and Heifers, Here-
fords and Devons, which sold at full Is. per stone. Cows
made great prices from 14!. to 181. each. Calms, ilvom 30s.
to 50s. each. Meat, rend at the butchers, Mutton and
Beef, from 7d. to Bd. per lb. Pigs were ple.ntCful-,i consi-
derable number of fat ones, which were quiet 'y bought up
at from 4s. 6d. to ss. per atone of Mts. Store Pigs were
offered at a decline of from :Ss. to Is. per head, yet but few
changed hands at that reduction.

DERRY GREAT CHEESE FATE.—This throe days
cheese fair terminated on Wcdnesday. llus.,.ts Was brisk,
and the pric, s obtained were good. There 1,0•4 a large
amount of cheeses pitched for sale. New cheese sold at Vv.
to 50s. per cwt.; old cheese varied in price from 04. to 661.
per cwt. ; and some choice old cheeses wee lx.eght up by
London dealers at d6s. to COs. per cwt.

SHIPPING.
MAILS ARRIVED.--3 Inalain; 2 Waterford ; I Dona-
ghadee ; 1 Guernsey and Jerscy; 1 French; I Flanders.
LoNuoic, Oct. 2.—Wind this day at noon, B.S.E. Light
breeze and hazy.
12,Astsciert, Oct. to B.E.—Sailed—Etheldred,
Falkland Islands ; Jobannah, Maranhaw.
DEAL, Oct. I.—W. S. W. to W. N. W.—Artiv:
Miramichi, and sailed for Sunderland ; Louisa Frcderikke,
Laguna, and sailed for Bremen ; Dritisla Tar, Rimouski.
Arrived from the rice:—Westminster, for Sew York.
Sailed—Elcanor, Barhadoes.
Ilesaristcs, Sept. 30.-01T—Fusma, Now York, for Co-

HOLYHEAD (no oat,) —,n—Strang r, rEIDGEOS.
CLYDE, Sept. 30.—b.S.W.—Arrived—Ann Harley, New
York; Rebecca, Picton ; Blonde, Quebec.
Dimwits, Sept. 30.—N.W.—Sailed—Friendsl•ip, Halifax.
Put back—Enterprise, fur St. Jobn's, N. 8.. leaky.
Drisux Esx.—Arrived—Allen Brown, St. John's, N.B.
WExwor.n, Sept. 29.—Hibernia,
KINGETOW:f (no date).—Arrived—Caulten, Quebec,
forDrogboda. lbe Enterprise, Lyon% TorS John's, N. 8.,

leaky.
Sept. 28.—Arr:ved—Chspmans, Quelna ; Active,
Coac,Rio Grande.
BELPABT, Sept. 23.—Arrived—Independence, Quebec.
CAMPIIELTOWN, Sept. 22.—Arrived—Atiel, rieton.
Etwount, Sept. 30.—A beat, p. inted black outside, blue
inside, cinch-built, copper-fastened, pert of btcm and
stera-post carried away, with a long painted, attached ap-
parently, a steamer's jolly boat, was picked up 15 miles
S.S.W. of Borry Read, by the Jane, arrived here.
Ltstratt a, Sept. 30.—The Ltherley, bound to the Clyde,
has put back, having got on a rock in the river, and will
PLTNIOrTH, Oct I.—S.W.—Atr:ved— 13.M.5. Con-
stitution, Rio Jrneiro. In the ehennel—Virgieius, Quebec.
BRIDOZWATEIS, Oct. I.—Arrived.—Ottawa, St. John's,
New Brunbwick.
Butirrot, Oct. I.—W. by S.—Sailed.—Sir Retry Pot-
tinger, St. John, New Brunswick. Off port—Amazon (of
Waterfordl, Quebec.
&lieu:l, Sept. ::o.—Atrived.—Bliterva, Quebec ; Lord
Laraine:), l'atvtenia. Sailed, Oct. I.—Ligon;b, New York
florinda, Ceylon.

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