The Express.
London, England, 1847-01-18 00:00:00

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sigelose of the supply. Several vessels were freighted
a last week to feted Potatoes from France. Should
re be any considerable quantity to come from
t country our present prices will be affected, as
aton are too den for the usually large consume rs. There
arrivals yesterday from Yorkshire, I.,,ncelnshire, and
ace, de., but as the east wind still prevails, the quantity
nconsiderable. The following are our present ?Ate:-
:k Regents, 200 s. ti 2405. Lincoln and Cambridgeshire
rents, 140 e. to 1801.; kidneys, 140 s. to 15011. Kent and
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Regents, 2001. to 2405. ; kidneys, 200 s. French
ites, I4os. to 160 e.
TOPS.- BottouGH MARKET, Two o'Clock.-
en. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the •
1 ket continues very firm.
PAM amsta,p.mn. M. 0 to GI 10 I Yeadl•2 Rata. p. cert. M. 3 to Y. 4
Id of Keats „ oto • Nettling baree_ „ oto 4 0
Pi 213t0 4 10 061 Hop ,, oto 4 •
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.NDOVER, JAN. 16.-Farnhame, prime, from 71. 101- to
per cwt. ; mixed with white bine. 61. 10a. to 71. ; best
ons, 71. ; Froyle and Bentley, 61. to 61. 10s. SWIPE Hops
up to 51.; old Kent., 3/. to 31. 10s. ; retailing in quanta-
under 1 cwt., at from 20d. to 2a. per lb.
OUTRAMPTON, Jaw. 15.-Trade brisker. Prices, sa. per
. advance, for the priniest pockets of Farnhams, 71. to
10.. being demanded firmly ; 61. to 6 guineas for Alton& ;
t Kents up to 61. 15e. ; Sioux, from 4/. to M. ; old Hope,
to 60a. The retail price is 2d. per lb. higher. 1
VINCHESTER, JAN.I6.-The holden here are asking from
to 10s. per cwt. more for their best Farnhams and country
keta ; and from 3s. to ss. for Kents and Sussex.
•
be supplies from America have of late included some
11 parcels, and they are of so good a description as to he
orted, in some instances, on account of one of the moat
'rent of the leading brewing firm, in the metropilia.
s argues well for their quality and other essential
art. It would appear that the importations of this
:iculu description of article are coufined to the port of
don.
V0(11...-Losmoli.-Tne imports during the week •
e been very limited.
,finoven, JAN. 16.-Holden are firm, refusing 1.4 d. for
nba' Wool; 13,1. Long; and 9d. to 10d, for other inferior
la nronn.-The transaction, during the week have been
y dull, the recent advance having put a check to bu:i-
-e. The prices sought by the growers end country dealers
der it quite impossible to realise a profit on the rater, cur-
t here • consequently, the supply in the market may be
ected tio be bare till an alteration take, place. Neils and
kes, from the dirninithed quantity now making, are ready
e, at improved prices.
!ALIA/A.-The Wool trade has shown rather less anima-
einem Christmas than for two or three weeks immediately
ceding the season. Prices, however, are quoted firm.
idle Wethers sell at 11/. 15s. and IV. per pack, and com-
p Noll., with broke, 10!. and 101. is. 6d.
,s.uns.-English : This market has been without change
ring the week; an average amount of business has been
i le, and prices continue firm. Foreign : The traneact:oes
limited, but prices arc well maintained, and in some in-
aces a shade higher.
....EICESTER.-Priee. of material remain firm, and there is
[confidence that they will continue so.
I.IYERPOOL.-Our market continues unimproved. In
eign the demand is confined principally to the better
ids, all others being neglected. The transactions in
itch have been few, at late rates. Les doing in Aipacha.
port for the week ending January 16:-Foreign : 475
es; previously, 91; total, 566 bales. Scotch 105; pre-
usly, 157. Total, 352 bales.
flocuneen.-Wool, in some instances, a abode higher;
t manufacturers would only purchase for present use.
30CTIIAMPTON, JAM. 16.-Much in hand here, and stored
better terms. Lambs' Wool, from lid. to 14d. ;
cobs, 12d. to 13d. ,• coarse Wools, 10d. to Ild. ; Grey, Bd.
10d. ; inferior, W. to Bd. per lb.
WAKEPIF.LT.-Both long and short Wool an unaltered
value this week. The sales arc limited, and so far the
w year has not evinced the improvement anticipated.
WINCHESTER, JAW. 16.-A disposition seems general to
Id this article for • better price; 13d. to 14d. per lb. for
best Lambs' Wool not taken • best Long Wools cannot
purchased generally far the offered prices of from lid, to
1. per lb., neither can inferior lots be had at the last
oted prices.
SKINS. - ANDOVER, JAN. 16. -Best Downs, :I
eked, 4e. 6d. to 6*. each; ae they run, 4,. to 4.. 3d. Long-
iol, 4s. 6d. to 61. 3d. the best, and 4s. 3d. to 4s. Gd. not
find. Ox Hide., of all weights and sizes, 24d. per lb.
WINCHESTER, JAN. 16.-South Down, sold at ss. each; •
on culled, of an inferior size, de. 3s. Gd. to 4s. Leicester*
d Cotswold, also, were up to ss. dc.,
the choicest, and 4e. to
. Gd. each as they ran. Ox Hides, per lb., heavy, 21d. to
Cows and light Hider, 21d. Calf Skins, 4d. to 44d. for
tall, and 6s. to Gs. Gd. each if heavy. Horse Hides, 7s. to
s. each.
SOUTHAMPTON, JAN. 15.-Best South Downs, 4s. to
. Gd. each ; seconds, not culled, 3s. 6d. to 4s. Long-wool,
iitesters, and half-bred, best, 4s. to 4s. 9d. ; not assorted,
. 6d. to 4e. Ox Hides, per lb., light, 2d. to 21d. ; heavy,
am Herefords and ehort-horne, 3d. Calf Skins, if under •
lb. weight, 44d. per It.. ; if above, by the Skin, Gs. to
. 6d. each. Horse Hides, fie. to 10a.
CATTLE, &c.-SMITEIFIELD, Two o'C7ock.-There
e a few more Beasts to-day, but the demand continues
od for the beet qualities, and is this description late rates
e fully supported. The trade is slow for inferior quell-
s, but the weather being good no doubt a clearance will
effected at very little, deny, reduction in price. From
olland and Germany there arc 140; from Scotland, 240;
out 700 Lincoln, and Leicester+ ' • 200 from Northampton
I from Cambridge; 1,100 from Norfolk and Suffolk; and
e remainder from various parts of the country. There is
o a small increase in the supply of Sheep, but
ere is no difficulty in disposing of the best qua-
les at fully last Monday's prices; indeed, a few
ry choice Downs have made ss. 4d. We have a good chow
Norfolk half-breds, which are making about ss. From
olland and Germany there are 320 Sheep. Good Calves
e scarce. and ss. 4d. is readily obtained for a choice one.
rade for Pigs is steady, and prices remain unaltered
Pp Mo. of N IP. ad. sod. Per Map of 61122 a 4. a 4.
at geom. Hereford., &a 4 • 4 6 Pip 4 0 6 •
at Short.gorns . . . . 4 • 4 3 Rem Dogma Ilall.beed• 4M5 1
mod Imlay Rea Ml... 33 g Rem Loseemoolo 4 64 6
bra 4 0 3 4 Ewes and aecndgWlty 4 0 4 4
Hewn at market, SAM , Shp, and Lembo, 10420, Colman; Plea art,
ANDovaa, JAN. 16.-Fat Bacon Hogs have this week
en selling at 9s. to 9s. 6d. per score ; delicate Porkers, les.
Dn. 6d.. In the Cow market those sold were at lower
ices of at least 10s. each. Calves about the prices of last
oak.
NEWCASTLE, JAN. 12.-At our market this morning we
rd • good supply of Beasts, both in respect of quantity and
iality ; an extraordinary large show of Sheep for the roa-
n (which was owing to the turnips becoming very scarce
eh in Cumberland and the North); those that were fresh •
s from Berwickshire and Roxburgehire, were of a good
iality and in excellent order, but several of the lots from
timberland, and the Cheviot Ewes in the more immediate
figlebourhood, have been suffering from the late severe •
arm. A very good
supply of Pigs. In the beast market
A better qualities were in active request; there was
good demand for the south, prices were steady, and a
earance was effected. The Sheep market commenced
ewly, and continued so throughout the day; all kinds
ceded in vaine : there were several south dealers in attend-
ne, and they bid for different lots, but purchased very few.
wing to the high price of Sheep in the autumn months we
ad more farmers with stock for We to-day than were ever
sown in the month of January; there were never more
uyers, and sales did not finish until dark. Pigs were a bet-
* sale, and are in more value, Beasts, neat cutters, 7s. ;
teen of the best quality, Gs. Gd. ; middling, 65.: large pork, •
s. ; small, 6a. 3d. ; per st. of 141 b. Small Highland Wed.
ere, 161 b. per qr., were about • shilling a head above 6d. ;
err fat Long-Weal a shilling a-head below Gd. ; good Che-
iot Ewes a shilling a-head above sd. ; middling and black-
iced, 4d. to 44d. per lb., sinking the offal.
Exuma, JAN. 15.-The supply of cattle to-day was larger
ban that of last week, but lees than the usual average.
'here was, however, quite sufficient for the demand, and
lost things went off slowly at about last week's rates. Fat
eel sold from Ba. to 9s. NI. per score. The supply of Cows
ad Calves was small, and generally of an inferior descrip.
ion, felling slowly at from 9!. to 161. each. Barrenen and
tore cattle generally were not in demand, and selling at
bout last week's prices,
_good fresh barreirers being worth_
s. to 6a. Gd. per score. There was an ordinary supply of
Iheep ; small Wethers sold well, fetching 64d. per lb., and
some instances more; larger Sheep were worth 6d. per
b. The Pig market was nearly unoccupied ; about 20 store
Pigs were driven in, which could not be sold, except at •
eery low figure.-Pork Caresses: The supply was better
:his week than last, and prime are in advance, from Bs. Gal.
o Bs. 9d. being the average.
WINCHESTER, JAN. 16.-The Pig market was over.
docked with lean swine ; fine stores were to be bad almost
at any price offered ; small Pigs, at free 84. to 12s. each •
rat Swine, for bacon, 9s. to 10s. per wore ; dairy-fed, small
Pigs, 6d. to Is. per score more money.
SHIPPING.
MAILS ARRIYAD: 7, Dublin; 6, Waterford; 2, Donagha-
lee ; 1, Guenney and Jersey • 2, French; 1, Flanders; 1,
Ciolland ; 1, Hamburg ; 1, Lisbon.
Lorenow, Jan. 18.- Wind this day at noon, E.N.8.,
fresh, sharp frost.
Dentate, Jan. 13.-E.-Arrived : Arcadia, Calcutta.
FALMOUTH, Jan. 17.-E., strong breeze and squally, 15.
-Arrived: Emil Monte Video.
PLYMOUTH, Jan. 17.-n-Sailed : H.M.S. Albatross,
Coast of Africa.
BRISTOL, Jan. 17.-E.S.E.-Off : Ant, Quebec.
BRISTOL CHANNEL, Jan. 17.-Arrived Almeira, New
York. Sailed : Damascus, Boston • Calliope, New Orleans.
SCILLY, Jan. 15.- S.W.-Ar'rived : 12th, Claudine,
Madras; Edmund, Quebec. 13th Augusta Jane, China.
14th, Sir J. Hallett, China. 15th, Besets, Madras ; Victoria,
Madras, leaky; Amphitrite, Valparaiso; Accidental, Mar-
tinique.
Cosa, Jan, 14.-S.W. to S.S.W.-Arrived : Quebec,
Valparaiso ; master, mate, and one man washed overboard
in a violent gale.
DELL, Jan. 16.-E. to E.S.E.-17th, E., moderate.-Ar.
rived, 16th : Sultana and Selina, Mogadore. Sailed : Sul-
tana, Cape Coast Castle; Jalown, Mauritius; Candidate,
Barbedoes ; Slandering, Algoa Bay : • Fortitude, Bombay ;
Alpha, Rio ; Otto, Havannah ; Clara,
OFF Doves, Jan. 17.-E.-Charles Carter, Mauritius.
PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 17.-Arrived : Edwina, New York ;
Trusty, Mauritius.
OPP ISLE OP WIGHT, Jan. 16.-Nautilus, Mauritius.
num.-Westminster, New York.
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