The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-12 00:00:00

SKINS.

BASTNGSTOKE, Nov. 11.—Best Downs, 3s. Gd. ;
Half-bred, from 3s, 6d, to 3s. 9d.; and Lamb ditto, from
2s. Gd. to 2s. 9d. each. Ox Hides, 24d. per lb; Calf ditto,
44d. per lb.; Horse Hides, from Bs. to 10s. each.

CATTLE, &c.

BASINGSTOKE, Nov. 11.—ican Hogs and Piga al-
most without purchasers. Fakbacon Hogs, killed, are selling
at from 9s. Gd. to 11s. per score. A few lean Beast and Cows
made fair prices.
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NEWCASTLE, Nov. 10.—A middling supply of
Beasts, both as regards quantity and quality. Bather a
Letter supply of Sheep than last week, and an unusual sup-
ply of Pigs. With the exception of Pigs, for which the
demand is dull, all other kinds of stock are in active de-
mand. Prices have still an upward tendency, and the better
qualities are a shade above our quotations. Prices . Beasts,
neat cutters, 7a. ; Steers of the best quality, Gs. 61.; mid-
dling, Ga. 3d. Pork, large, Gs. per stone of 141b5.; small, 7s.
Sheep, whitefaced, 7d. per lb., sinking the offal ; black-
faced, 64d.
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OXFORD MONTHLY MARKET, Not•. 11.—Buyers
were in abundance from all parts of the country, and
consequently cattle of all descriptions realised good prices.
There was a large supply of Beef, but principally of an
inferior quality, a great many Beasts changed hands. Prime
fat Beef fetched full Gd. per lb. ; good barren Cows, Ileifere
in calf, and anything with calf, were readily sold at good
prices. The supply of good fat Mutton was rather short,
and was soon bought up at from 4s. W. to ss. per stone.
Store Sheep, for which there was a very great demand, were
unusually plentiful, and commanded good prices. Nearly
every pen was sold, and some, we understood, were sold
twice over. In the Pig market business was flat. Store
Pigs were plentiful, with few buyers. Towards the conclusion
of the market several styes were sold at very considerably
less prices than at the October market. Good English Hogs
were worth 9s. per score.

STEYNING Nov. 9.—A short supply of Beasts and
Sheep, which sold: Beef, 45. Wcther lilutton, 6s. Bd..
ewe, 6s. Veal; 45. 6d.
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DUBLIN, Nov. 10.—In the Cattle market there was
very little to notice. Some little in the contract way was
done at 34e. The pressure of the country in causing more to
be sold off this year than has been remembered by the oldest
inhabitant. Contractors will therefore be able to purchase
at leas prices than calculated. Mulch Cows are also lower in
value by nearly 2135. a head on June prices.

SHIPPING.

MAILS AISEIVED.-4, Dublin ; 1, Donagbadee ; 3, Water-
ford; 1, French; 1, Flanders.
LONDON, Nov. 12.—Wind this day at noon,' E.N.E.,
fresh breezes and hazy.
DEAL, Nov. 11.—E. to E.N.E., strong —Arrived from
river and sailed : Mindora, Rio ; Matilda Luckie, Berbice.
OFF FARLEloll.—Arrived : Assam, Calcutta.
Cowzo.—Arrived : Alexander Grant, Mazatlan.
DARTMOVTX, Nov. 11.— E. —Arrived: Viscount Har-
dingo, Quebec; Albion, St. Übes.
PLYMOVTII, Nov. 10.—E.—Arrived: Catherine Morns,
Batavia; Catherine, St. John's,
FALMOCTR, Nov. 11.—E.N.E.—Arrived : Thetis, Swan-
sea, for Jersey, leaky, having struck on a rock yesterday, in
Mount's Bay. Sailed : Chanticleer, Zanzibar ; Hercule,
Guadaloupe.
PORTNCAWL.—Arrived : Arab, Quebec.
CLYDE.—Sailed: Borneo, Batavia and Singapore.
OFP ILFEACONIBE.—iffited : Vincent, Quebec; Car-
digan, and Florida, Quebec.
Beaus, Nov. 10.—B.S.W.—Arrived : Thomas, Quebec.
Coaa.—Sailed : Elizabeth, Cape of Good Hope ; Volante,
St. Andrews ; Elizabeth, St. John's, N. 8.; Mozambique,
St. John's, N.B. ; Eliza Ann, New Orleans; Kate Kearney,
Jamaica.
BELFAST.—Aniced : Marchioness of Bute, Quebec.
BELFAST Lotou.—Arrived : Jane Anderson, Liverpool,
for Savannah ; Mermaid, do.
DUNDEE.—Arrived: Ann Louise, St. John's, N.B.
MILFORD, Nov 10.—A great number of deal boards and
battens have been picked up at the entrance of the harbour.
SHIELDS, Nov. 10.—The John and Mary, of Blythe, in
proceeding to tea yesterday, struck on the bar, but was
towed off by steamers, and proceeded.
Hebb, Nov. 10.—The ship Andromache is aground in
Grimsby out fall.
PORTSMOUTII,NOV. 11.—E. fresh. Passed Alarancha from
New York, for London, and Concord, Newcaataaooo",
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