The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-09 00:00:00

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Ihmex, from
Farnham.
Yearling Keats
Yearling Suomi - „ 310 to 4 4
Old Hops ........ -- „
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GOUDRUPST, OCT. 6. —Hop picking throughout
this district haa been brought to a close ; the crop has Mika
short of what was expected (Colegatea excepted). Mr.
Thomas Lovett has • garden of these, 41 mem, so which he
has grown six tons.—Brighton Gazette.

WETBILL FAlR.—hops keep arriving daily in
vast quantities; the stores are already tilled to overflow ; one
large grower from Farnham having a large stack or pile of
pockets in the open air covered with tarpauliue, fur want of
room, within his sheds. Six coaches wilt run hourly from
Andover to the station. Extra trains are expected being put
on by the South-Western Railway.

CATTLE.
SMITHFIELD, Two o'Cloek--The supply of Beasts
is still large, nor can we notice any improvements in quality.
Trade is exceedingly dull, especially forinferior quality. The
weather being wet and mild, is much against slaughtering,
and muses a falling off in the demand ; still, however, the
choicest Scots fully realised 4a. 2d., and the best Short-Horns
45., these descriptions being scarce. We have about 330
Holland and Germany, 100 from Scotland, 400 Leiceater and
Lisculns, and about 200 from the neighbourhod of London,
including several that were left over from Monday last.
Although the number of Sheep is not very• large, there are
quite sufficient. Trade is slow, and Monday's prices are
barely supported; from Holland we have about 370, but
I few of the best downs are on offer to-day, and these are fully
as dear; all other qualities are the turn lower. The Veal
trade is not so brisk to-day; a choice calf barely makes
44. 10d. The demand for Pigs is not quite so large, still
choice porker makes ss. 4d , but the weather is much against
the trade for large hogs, which are lower.

Best Soots, Herefords, &c. (prat of albs.) 4s 0 to 4, 2
Best "hurt Horns.
tvmud quality Beasts ....... . 2 10 3 4
Calves 4 0 410
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hest haws sad
Ewa%Loarmasis
and sassed quality 4 4 4 6
Beasts at market, 1,039; Maio awl Lambs, 5,430 ; Calves, 252 ;
Pigs, 500.-41, West andthaelL
SOUTHALL, Ocr. 7.—We had a fair and steady
demand for Beef to-day, and the beat made quite as much
money as last week in some instances a trifle more. Mutton
WAS in limited supply, consequently prices ruled rather
higher. The Veal and Pork went off slowly at something
under last week's prices.
Beef made, past. afalks.stalflng WM, tram Is. 6d. to 4s. 2d.
Mat
4. 4d. to Ss. 3d.
Veal 4s. 4d. to 4s. Rd.
Pork
AP PLESHANV SHEEP FAIL (SECOND DAT), OCT. 8.—
About forty thousand Sheep remained unsold yesterday;
sellers not willing to give way, and jobbers refraining from
taxying till tins morning. About twenty thousand Sheep
arrived fresh last evening, principally Dorset. making sixty
thousand then to be sold. The morning and through the
day was tine. Before twelve o'clock more than half were
gone, and before dusk nearly all the best Sheep had changed
hand,, at the extreme prices of yesterday. e heard of one
lot of Somerset Ewes making 60e each, and several pens
again to-day made front ods. to Ws. each. The few lots un-
sold remain for Weyhill Sheep fair on Satunlay next. The
Sheep at Appleshaw, after the tint day, are penned close as
at other fairs.

NEWBURY, Ocr. B.—There were some good well-
fed Beasts and Heifers at market this day, whicn were soon
sold to butchers at from 4a. to 4s. Bd. per stone. Sheep for
killing, were very tine and in good condition, still making
extraordinary prices, retailers loosing by purchasing at the
prices asked. It was calculated by judges that some wethers
fetched full9d. per lb. Pigs, fat ones, sold at from Us. to
134. per were lbs., according to quality and size. Large
fat Hogs might be bought at from 9s. lid. to 10s. perscore lbs.
Ledn Pigs nt all prices, from 10s. up to 30.. each. Ditto
large store ditto, some up CO three guineas each.
MR, OCT. 6.—Milk Cows told from 8/. to 13/.
Beef sold from tis. 6d. to 9s. 6d. per trun stone. Blackfaced
ewes, Ills. to 165.; blackfaced wedders, 14s. to 20s. titt. ;
blackfored lambs, ss. ful. to is Gd.

BRECHIN SEPTEMBER TRYBT.—There waa a mid-
dling supply of stock exhibited, and Cattle of all sorts were
held at enhanced prices. Prime stock sold readily at from
7s. GI. to Ss. per Dutch stone, sinking offals. St.oug three-
year old Slots, for stall-feeding, brought 131. to 14/. ; twn-
yea• olds, 91. to 12/., according to quality ; and year olds, 6!.
to 8/. ; iuf rior and small sizes, 4!. to IV Queys were in re-
quest for foggage and turnip. Ou the whole, the market
was a selling one, although, from the heavy rains, the ani-
mals looked ill; and must of the people in attendance left the
stance early to attend an extensive sale of stock and imple-
ments in the vicinity.—tielso Mail.

EDINIICRGIT, OCT. 7.—The Sheep and Lamb mar-
ket was largely supplied, the demand not in keeping with
the supply, consequently sales were toddy itteeted at a
slight reduction in prices, compared with last week. Top price
barely reached ad. for the beat quality of Sheep; inferior, 4 4d. ;
middling qualities, bd. to 501. per lb., sinking offal'. A great
many liherp were turned out unsold. Lambs of good
quality still in great demand, and pikes firm ; mid-
dling lambs me still inquired after fur foggsge, and sell
aloe at high rates; inferior Lambs were not so much in
demand as last week, and barely realised last week's prices.
Nearly an the Lambs were disposed of. The cattle market
was largely supplied, as to numbers the quality generally
was by no means of the tint-rate order ; but what were good
sold freely at nearly fis. ; inferior, ire. 6d. to 6s. ; middling
qualities, Cm. 8,1. to 7a. 4d. a Uutch stone, sinking offtds. A
great many inferior animals were turned out unsold.

OLAI.cow, Orr. 3.—We had an ordinary supply
of cattle in market to-vay, and there few good Beasts brought
forward. Prices remained similar to our laud week's quota-
tions, vie..: Best mot Beef, 10s. per stone of V.:lbs., staking
the °Ws; second quality, 9s. 49. ; Cow and ordinary, 84.6 d.
Sheep ( blackfaced wethers) sold from 10s. to 2tis., according
to guilty ; Ewes at 12s. to 225. a head. Lambs, which were
plentiful, went at a shads cheaper than Cornier rates, viz.,
from 3s. to lls. each.

Ilst.l.lNAst.oE, Tuesday Evening, Six o'Clock.— The
number of sheep Fold on the first day is 50,368. Holden
entertained strong hopes that there would he a considerable
advance on stock this morning, from the slow movements of
purchasers on yesterday • but they were entirely diuppoint«l
in their expectations, there being a reduction of front 2s. to
3a. a sheep all through the day. It iv also said that in no
few ivatauves stock was disposed of at a gnat sacrifice. The
demand up to two o'clock p.m., was very ~low, and it was
on the entire what is commonly termed a hanging fair.
Wedderi were in far greater demand than ewes. There was
a great number of tops on the green. 1 hate not witnessed
a fair here for many years that complaints as to prices on the
part of I,reedent of stock were PO general as the present.
Pence and good order still continue to prevail, and t verything
is going on quietly. There has been a great influx of strangers
this evening for the horse fair to-morrow, regarding which
there stems a great difference of opinion. The streets and
green are already thronged with horses, very many of which
are of a superior dneription, and valued very high. As I
em closing this letter horses are pouring in very fast, and
stables let at the highest rate of charges. Sheep fall tri-
al!, 65,424 ; unsold for both days, 10,688; total, 76,010.

SIIIPPINO.
MAILS ARRIVED.-4 Dublin; 3 Waterford; 1 Dona& a-
dee ; 1 Guere'ey and Jersey ; 1 French ; 1 Flander.; I
Holland. _ . .

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LONDON, Oct. 9.—Wind this day at noon, S. ; ligh t
breeze a. d hazy.
DEAL, Ott. B.—W. to W.N.W.—Arrived: Persian, Cal-
cutta ; Royal Alice, Galveston, for Bremen ; Eleanor, St,
Jolufs Wit. Arrived from the river far Heater, Jamaica ;
Pursuit, New Orleans; Duke of Wellington, St. John's,
N.B. The South Break Buoy has been replaced this
evening.
Colin, Oct. s.—Arrived : Royalist, Labrador ; 6th, The
Margaret, of Stockton, with rudder-head broken, loss of
main-yards, and leaky, was spoken to by the Wave, arrived
here.
noon, Oct. 4.—Sailed : Hannah Ken., St. John's, N.B.
TORQUAY, Oct. 7.—Arrired : Hawk, Newtounland, for
Teignmouth.
BaLrAaT, Oct. S.—Sailed : Lord Duifren, New Orleans.
Wessitirwrow, Oct. 4.—Brilliant. Queue.
FALMOL'TH, Oct. B.—Ar.ived: Transit (a.), Southampton
for Spain, leaky, and with loss of bulwarks.
Sr. 141• WES, Oct. 6.—Arrived: Hope, St. Ives, for Se-
ville, leaky.
HARTLEPOOL, Oct. 7.—Phoebe, leaky.
NORTH FORELAND, Oct. 7.—The 'trinity beacon on the
Goodwin Sands war partly washed down in the gale yester-

day. .
NEWHAVEN, Oct 7.—Several piece% of bulwarks, a cabin
door with brass lock, and a head or quarter board with
,` &line " engraved and gilded, was picked up last evening.
A ship, supposed to be a large Prussian ketch, apparently
water-logged, with signal of distress flying, and apparently
unmanageable, drifted put the harbour this morning to the
eastward.
PORTSHOLTH, Oct. N.—lt has I.6wri a heavy gale all the
last night and to-day from W.S. W. to 11'.N.1%,„ with every
appearance of continuing.
GRELNUCH, Orr, 6.—Arrived • Loyalist, Quebec, for
Leith, with loos of fore and mizen tcpmast, Ke. ; Betsy,
Havana. Sallod Reginald, Helier, Calcutta.
Sraontte.ss, Oct. 2.—Arrived: Petrel, Quebec. The
Patriot, in making this harbour last right, grounded on the
Skerries of Ness, but was got ofl', oral brought in here very
leaky.
PLYMOUTH, Oct. B.—W. to W.B W.. fresh and squally.—
The Benoni, of Inverness, struck on Queen AIIII.A Battery
reef yesterday, started stern-post, and has been got of,
making water.
DUHLIN BAY, Oct. i.—Arrived: Archer, Quebec, and
sailed for Liverpool.
GUERNSEY, Oct. s.—The Newa parted her anchor in the
roads, and went on shore in Belarave Bay this morning, but
is notsupposed to have suffered much damage.
CARDII I*, Cct. B.—The barque Secret, front Pince Ed-
ward's Island to Bideford, was blown up to this roadstead,
with loss of fore and main topmasts, mainmast head, and
wizen mast. The Clifton, of Newcastle was abandoned at
sea, water-logged ; crew saved by the Secret, arrived in
raislifT rondo.
THE FRENCH FLtar.—Lloyd's a2ert at Genoa, of the
Ist inst., states that the whole of the French fleet, as r -
ported the previous week. had, it was said, made s
Gulph of Specie on the 27th ult., standing to the • -.a
DELATIN6 TO THE Hore.—A despatch has bee etwl •
at Lloyd's from the Foreign Office, reporting the s : / 4
which had been given to H. M. Ccn•wil at Laryarol r
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taining possession of the cargo of the 11,n,•. which ion
into the Islet of Graciosa some months beck by sont,o •It '
fishing-boats. • :11
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