The Express.
London, England, 1847-10-01 00:00:00

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SornIALL, Sept. 29.—We had a heavy demand to-d►y,
and, to effect sales, lower terms were submitted to. Beef,
per stone of 81b., sinking the offal, 2s. 6d. to 4.. 4d. Mutton,
3.. Bd. to Bs. 24. Lamb, 4E to 51. Veal, 4s. to Ss. Pork,
3s. Bs. to 6s.

EDINEVEGA, Sept. 29.—The number of fat Cattle ex-
hibited in the market to-day was less than the number
exhibited last week. A great .portion of them was in a
very inferior condition. Sales for the inferior kinds were
very dull, and only the best kinds supported former rates.
The quotations were—top, 95., current, Ba., and inferior,
6s. to 7s. per Dutch stone. A considerable number of the
infirior remained unsold. A small lot of Cattle from
Hamburg have been in the market for some time put,i
but they, soon former occasions, were again turned away
unsold to-day. Our ripply of witch Cows was very small,
and more than enough for the demand. Purchasers
few. The quality of the Cows was only in an ordinary
cooditier. A few of the best sold at 121.—current rates,
91. to 101. ; inferior, 61. to 81. ; and some unsold. The
supply of vexing stock was very small, and consisted
chiefly of Irish year olds (past)--seareely the one-half
of them were sold ; 51. was asked for those of the best qua-
lity, and U. 10s. • quo 41. ; 31. 10s. w offered for the
latter, and refused.refused.m as
d. The number of Sheep and Lambs in
the market to-day was extraordinarily large, namely, 6,204.
Sales were effected very slowly, inferior lota being mutely
in any demand. A few lots of good aged Sheep were the
first disposed of. A decline of fully 2a. per head on both
Sheep and Lambs had to be submitted to. The quotations
were: top of Mutton, Gd. • current, 64d. to 6d. ; and infe-
rior, 44d. to 3td. Lambs, top, 149. 3d. ; current, 12s. 6d.;
and inferior, 6s. Black.osmed, 12.., 9a., and 4s. ; some Lambs
which, • abort time ago, lit4lassl..lle.tipsiemAch34l.ny at

Sheep wile in the market,

bat they did sot receive an offer 7

For Yesterday', therketo see hat page.

SHIPPING.

MAIL. Altair En. Dublin, 3; Waterford, 2; Dorag-
bade., 1; Hamburg, 1; French, 1; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, Oct. I. Wind this day at noon, *E.N.E.,
fresh breeze, and cloudy.
DEAL, Sept. 30.—E. by S., fresh.—Arrived : Delta. St. I
John's N.B. Arrived from the river, and eailed Tory,
Madre; ; Admiral Moorsoom, Ceylon; Johanna, Algoa
Bay.
PORTSMOUTH. Sept. 30.—E.C.E.—Arrived: Leo, Quebec.
Sailed: Earl of Ilardwicke, Calcutta.
Cowan, Sept. 30.—S.E.—Arrived: Amanda, St. Jago de
Cuba, (or Bremen.
Ptmoven. Sept. 30.—E.S E , strong.—Arrived: Copy,
Gambia. Sailed: Elias Ann, Monte Video.
FALMOUTH, Sept. 30.—E.5.E., fresh breezes.—Arrived :
Zaopa, Rio Janeiro. Sailed: Ajdaha (at.), Cape and
Bombay.
BitisroL, Sept. 30.—5. E., fresh.—Arrived: St. George,
Porto Rico.

Lownevorr, S:Tt.3o.—The John and Rebecca, of Fowey,
Grangemouth to Rouen, got on the Neweome Sand, got
over and sank on rake&ld Flats. was raised and brought
in here, and again sank, will be lightened at low water.
STROMNESS, Sept. 27.—The Hope, of Belfast, and the
Hope, of Maryport, on shore, on Flotta Island, must
discharge.
PENZANCE, Sept. 29.—The Voyageur, Swansea, to
Brest, has been hove upon the beach. The Voyagaer de
St. Carnet, from Cardiff to Mortals, has been thrown upon
the beech. The Adroit, from Cardigan, arrived here yes-
terday, very leaky, having struck on Mount a Moupis.
Hasiwietr, Sept. 29.—The Grinder, brig, of Sunderland,
from Windan to Lowestoft, was spoken, with lose of top-
masts and deck load, and steering for Norway, on the 17th
inst., In let. 58, N., long. 8,8., by the Hermes.