The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-02 00:00:00

SKINS.

ANDOVER, 31.—Sheep Skins sold a t 3d, each higher
than last week. Downs and
esch; Lamb,
23. Gd.; nom Dick*, at from Bs. to 10s; each; Ox and Cow
21d, per lb.; Calf 41d. Tallow or jutchen. Fat, from
4s. 41d. to 48. lid., per stone of 141 b.

p, Downs and Half-
bred,W lamb a, from 2a. 6J. to 2, Bd.
each ;Ox Hides, at from lid. to 34: per ; and CAI ditto,
IfiirfmillZltoEß3,s.o4dCT.
e..3chl.;—Shec
front aid. to aid. ditto ; Hue.e H 1 ICII, from 71. to 12s. each.

POTKfOES.

SOUTHWARK WATEIUi DE, NOV. 2.—The supply
to this market continues to he very limited, yet the sales are
languid, as the high prices so much decrease the consump-
tion. The town markets are also tolerably well supplied,
which assist, to depress this market. The prices are ranging
u follows :—York Regents,l2os. to 1605.; do. Shows, 120 s. ;
Lincolnshire ltegents, 120.. to 130 i. • do. Shams, 1205.;
Kent and F. -ex Regents, 140 s. to 180 s,; do. Shaw, 130 s. ;
itts do. Kidneys, 1 . Two cargoes of Preach Potatoes have
arrived, but uo wiles have been effected at present.

ICATTLE, &c.
SMITHFIELD, Two o'rloz.k.—The supply of Beasts is
very much increased, and the average qualities nut at all im-
proved, consequently there are a large nutulter of middling
quality which reniam unsold, although there is a disposition
to submit to a considerable reduction in price. The very
choicest descriptions are rather scarce, and in some few in-
stances ds.ld. is obtained; this, however, is an extreme
quotation. from Holland and Germany we have rather
miner 600; crom Scotland and Ireland about 100; about
2,403 Leicester, and Linceltis; and 1,300 from various parts
of the country. Wo are but moderately supplied with Sheep,
notwithstanding; trade is exceedingly heavy, owing to the
very depressed state of the dead markets. Some few very
choice Downs made nearly 6s. 4d., and same of the most
solliate Lowy nearly tw. We have 2,140 from .14silland
and Germany. The trade for Calves Is very dull ;it is diffi-
cult to make 4s. tkl. of the best qualities, but the supply not
being large, th's is accomplished, and a clearance effected.
Pigs are plentiful, and trade worse, especially fur large Hogs,
the weather being much against slaughtering them.
Best Seater, Herefords, &c. (per at of Ms.) 4•4 0 to is 2
Nest short hams. 3 8 4 0
Second quality Beasts
Cider,, 4 0 4 t 4
Pigs
Diva Downs sad Hal/Ands. 3 0 3 1
Ikat Long-woots 4 6 410
Ewes and second quality 4 2 4 4
Wall at market, 4,525; Sheep sad Lora* 21,710; Calves, 122;
rigs, 400.-11, West 6taiUdiehl.

ANDOVER, Ocr. 31.—A largo quantity of l'ige
were in the market, for which but comparatively little money
was offered. Fine large and fat Hop, which weighed nearly
seven score pounds each, were offered for three guineas cache
but no purchasers at more than 50s. Fat Hogs were offasel
to the bacon curers at 10s. p°r score, yet but from 9a. od. to
10s. was given. Beef and Mutton have risen to-day to Bd.
per lb.

Wiscin:FrrEn, Ocr. 31.—The number of Pigs for
sale was much larger than found purchasers, though offered
at ruinously low prices, at a reduction of full one-third below
the terms obtained one month ago. There were a few Coal
and Calves for sale, which were soon sold at fair prices.

WARMINSTER FAIR, OfT. S.—The supply of
Sheep was less than ever remembered, but of superiur qua-
lity, dealers very numerous, and a few pens attracted great
notice. The pen of Lambs bred by Mr. Coles, of Norwich
Farm, and bought by Mr. rawsey, the celebrated purveyor
of Bath, were told at 4SI 114 r head, one of which was killed
in the town, and weighed 251bs. per quarter. A pen of
Down Ewes, of Mr. James Roxworthy's, made 41.. ; and
Mr. Marsh refused SOs. for wether Sheep. The trade was
very lively, and all Sheep male, at least, 2s. more than at
Weyhill fair. The supply of Cattle fur stock was small, aud
Beasts sold readily, at higher prices.