The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-18 00:00:00

PRICES
SOOME, per CWE. LETT PAID.
W.lndla d0..e44 6d
Yellow &Grey 45 0. 48
Pine ........ 49 0...54
Mauritius, brown._ 35 0.. 44
Yellow 46 0...48
Fine. 49 0 .54
Bengal&Madru, b. 34 0..42
Yellow 43 0...47
White 44 0...57
Poreien, brown-- 34 0...43
Ye110w........._ 44 0...46
Grey and white 47 0...5G
Refined, Rambro O.B 0...75
!maps 63 9..67
Corns, in Bond.
West India, ordi-
nary 55 0... 40 0
Good 45 0... co 0
Fine 7O 0...125 0
Ceylon, good ordi-
nary ....... 37 0... 53 0
Fine ordinary 4O 0... 45 0
Fine 53 U... 89 0
Mocha, good to tine 50 0... 66 0
Coats Rica, ordi-
nary to line 3i 0... 55 0
Sumatra and Pa-
dang 22 0... 25 0
Tao, at per lb.
Congou, common.. 0 96...0 101
Rice, at per cwt.
Bengal white l7 0... 18 6
Cargo l5 0... 16 0
Java l4 0... 17 0
Patna 24 0.. 26 0
Smarm

..0..i•
plea, Ito. ......
Boors- ll 5...11 10
Cargo atCardlff bar 8 13...
9 0
Swedish ll 0 0
LLD, at per toe.
Pig, best. le 10 .18 15
Milled, sheet l9 10... 0 0
WI
Patent shot 2l 0... 0 0
red or minium
Slither l9 0.19 10
Oths, per 152 imp. gal. d.p.
Fish, Seal, psle
straw 34 0... 0 0
brown k yellow se 0, 32 10
68 /1e..90 O.
hlzead Matter BB 0..90 0
Cod 2B 0... 0 0
South Sea 2B 0..20 10
Olire,Gallipoli,p.ton 46 0... 0 0
Cocoa Nut ll 0...42 0
Seed, 'Rape, pale,
per ton 35 10 36 8
Linseed_ . ........
Psonstons, per cwt.
Butter—Cork, Ist_ 92 0...93 0
2nd 0 0 0 0
3nl 0 0... 0 0
Dublin, Ist .. -
Limerick, do 8.6 0..91 0
Carlow, Ist ...
Newry Ist 0
Wateriord 9O 0...93 0
Beef, Indin, per
0 0. . 0 0
tierce
Prime Wes u 0... 0 0
1 Pork, prime mess_ 72 6...75 0
13acc'n-r°rk' l'anik 170 0..72 0
Rum at per gal Do., Belfast
Leeward Island Ewan, Waterford,
Proof ... 1 7 2 8 per cwt 53 0.. 55 0
49 0...54 0
Demerara, 26 to Belfast .. ... .
..
36 per cent. Lard,Belfsst,pr ark 148 0...34 9
O.P 2ll ... 3 4 Waterford, do.- i
Jamaica, 30 to 36 Ditto Madder ... 64
0.700. 0
.70 0
per cent. O.P. 3 5 ... 110 American .... .. 44
Favourite marks 4 5 ... 410 Dims, Oz and Cow, at per lb.
Brandy, Ist braids 5 0 ... 6 0 B. A. and M. Video,
British spirits, d.p.10 9 ... 0 0 dry .............. s.O &ABA alb
Scotch 10 9 ... 0 0 8a11ed............... 0 4 ..o
Irish lO 9 ... 0 0 Brazil, dry
Diga.P.'lFlt.47" Per ton.
0...53 0 1111a,-"It
441.110 6
St. Petersburg, 9 Lima Pc dry,alp. dry 0 5 ...0 6
bead 4O 0... C 0 West India, dry - . 0 1i...0 6
Dutch and Flemish 65 0...65 0 Salted 0
..,4 00
14
35 0...46 0 East India
Friesland
lime, at pee ton. Nips, B. Ayres, dry 0 0
7 ..0 1
M.Petersburg,cleant37 0...37 10 Russia, dry 4...0 9
outahot
half clean
Riga, Rhine - ...... 37 0..29 0 Buda, ditto. .....
outahot
pass .....
Manilla
East India Saab.... 13 11...111 0 Campearly
Boantay l4 0...16 0 Plastic, Jamaica . .... . 5 10_ 8 0
Jute
Tis, at per ewt. solid ..................14 0..15 0
Banes 101 0.. 102 0 Small .. 0 0...10 0
'Straits
Corn. in blocks 95 0... 0 0 50ma5.:.......«......14 0...17 0
laos, at per ton. Red Samlers. .......... 5 0...10 0
Ban l9 15.610 0 . Brazil ...... - ............ 30 0...90 0
HULL, NOT l7.—Linseed.—No alteration gin nice.
Linseed Cakes in fair demand, at our guotatio4s.
Rapeseed.—The market is bare.
Rope eats dull.
Bones sell freely at the above rates on arrival•
littano.—The business passing i. unimportant.

CATTLE, Se.
ANDOVER FAIR, Nov. Thcre WaS CI fair ave-
rage quantity of Sheep penned this morning. Pens were
lit for between forty and fifty thousand. In the morning,
trade was brisk, at an advance per head of Is. above the last
Appleshaw fair ; good Down Ewes and Lambs being quickly
disposed of. Towards noon trade slackened ; neither buyers
nor sellers being willing to give way. Towards afternoon
another reaction took place, and then all, or nearly so, were
sold, at such terms, that we cannot quote &reduction. There
were not many Sumenet or Dorset horn Sheep; the greater
quantity consisting of Wiltshire and Hampshire Down Ewes
in lamb, Lambs, fat two, four, and six-tooth Ewes and
Wethers, and some pens of half-bred and Cotswold, of the
Somerset and Dorset. Mr. Bevis, Blandford; Mr. Bowling,
Glastonbui, Somerset ; Mr. Crew, Wineanton, Somerset
(who had 2,000 Sheep, making of his Ewes trom 375. up to
555. each, and for his Lambs 385. fal, each) ; Mr. Sanders,
&c. had some pens of very superior Sheep, which were
quickly disposed cf. Some of the graziers and dealers, with
the prices obtained, are as follows. Mr. Shiner, West
Woodhay, had a fine pen of 90 Lambs, Downs, which made
335. each. Mr. Allen, Amesbury, Wilts, had sever superior
pens of Ewes, which made from 425. to 455. ; and Lambs,
which sold at from 30s. to 345. Mr. Jeffery Gluff, Farm
llunney, near Shaftesbury, sold one lot of Ewes at 39,
e.,
i another at 425., and another at 455. each. Mr. I) Owli
lakinng
Wallop, had one of the finest pens of South Down
in the fair, which sold at 345., and some first-rate Ewese
,
which made 425. each. Mr. C. Herbert, St. Mtiry's Bourn
had a fine lot of 207 Limbs, not culled, which made togethW
e:
345. each ; taken on the whole the best in the fair. Mr.
an
100 Eaatonton, near Andover, sold 300 E.
at 445.
and 100 very superior Lambs at 355. each. Mr. E. Batten
Kingselcre, made 30s. of his Ewes; Mr. Mathew Batten
Kingsclere, made 425.; Mr. Neale, Maiden Newton, nes
Dorchester, had several pens of fine Ewes ; Mr. Isaac Vothe
eery, Clutford, ditto ; Mr. Withers, Long Parish, ditto; MI
Brown, Orton, sold 108 full-mouthed Ewes, told 4 each
Mr. James Stubbs, West lined, near
Ewes, at 455. each. Mr. Kearsloy, from near Farehan
bought Lambs at 325. Mr. Dibble, litomsey, gave from 44
to 48$. each for Ewes. Mr. Stallibrass gave from 42
to 50s. each for Ewes. Mr. Skinner from 30.. to 35
each for Lamb., and from 40s. to 46e. eachbe fr eii
If any reduction in price can be quoted, it must o
i n a re
lots of poor Ewes and Lambs, ill fed and ill migled, sellu
price from 20s. to 255. each. The fat two, fear, and s
tooth Ewes and Wethers made from ss. to se. 3d. per h
sten
'luny dealers went away without buying, througtl
extravagant prices asked. There were more Beasts, both.l
and lean, than usual. A Mr. Church, of Burbidge, Wil
had a fine drove of Herefords, some fit fr the bucher,
wh
Idi
ho sold at prices varying between 1510. and IS/.t each.
Brown bad a lot of Irish Heifers and other beasts, very area
making from 61. to 71. each. There were also ae w Dnd were quiev ck
oi
Cows, Steers, &c., which made good prices, a
disposed of. There were more Cart Horses and Coltse th
are usually brought here, which met with a poor sal, t
prices being above what is usually given in this part of I
country, for some between 301. and 401. each being ask,
Nag horses were more saleable, at prices varying between 1
and 301. each. Cobs and Ponies were also freel sold
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almost every price from M. to 161. each.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16.-We cannot quote any alt
ation at our cattle market from our laic statements, as
have plenty of stock, as far as number goe., but the pried
51d• to 6d iar
good lb
a.ut e
Mutton, 61d. to 7d.
portion is of second-rate and inferior quality. A nuttier
attendance of customers. Anything prime eagerly sou
,hNigheiVp.riles7..-Thßeeere was . Beef,
a .
pi
after,Sa SALISBURY, fetchßllla
of fat Oxen at market, which were quickly taken up at
prices obtained at last market. Fat Sheep also sold we
the best Downs making from 55. to ss. 4d. per atone of SI
Ewes, at 4s. 8.1. Lean Stock was short, Andover fair tale
them from here. Pigs were plentiful, both :at and lei
store Hogs were more easily disposed of, at a trAlinir advan
Porkers were also of more ready sale, fat killed Hogs mi
105. per score ; fat do., lls. to Ils. 6d.
GLASGOW, Nov. 16.-There was an ordinary .-
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ply of Sheep and Cattle at market, which sold at a slu
dearer than our last quotations. Good Cattle were soy
what scarce, but there was a large number of inferior so:
Best dot Beef sold at 10s. 4d. per atone of 221 b • • sinking '
offal ; second quality, 95. &I. ; cow and inferior" Os. She
which were from 6d. to Is. a head dearer, so' ld readil
b.larkfaced wethers at from 20s. to 275. ; ewes, from I
to 23e. No lambs inmarket.