The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-24 00:00:00

Aug. 17.—golbuy 411111:1
Naives, to 12o.; Shows, 10.. to I ls. the toed of 17 Om
21ba.

SONDEILAND, Aug. 21.—We have still to report favour-
ably of the potato crop, and that the market continues well
supplied ; nevertheless prices keep up, owing to the very
few as yet being brought in by our own farmers, few of them
planting earlier or second serif's, but the late potatoes will
be in the market soon ; the yield is said to promise abun-
dance. Prices this week are front le. to Is. 2d. per peek of
about 161 b.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARJERT. Two o'Clock.—
Memo. Pattenden and Smith report that the trade con-
tinues in a dull state, and the accounts from the plantation
are not so favourable.

IW 411;•;i44;;,p.0t.4.110 to W. II Toslllag Imlo 6. 4.6 V. If 3 10
Weald of Lam . „ 6 oto4 11 Toottlas Irll.. „ I 11.110
Amoy. „ Iooto 4 4 ON „ 110 14.1 I
Panbsar

WOOL.—Bwrspoli, Aug. 23.—Trade very thill•
Flock-masters and fell-songen ask a trilling advance, ant
the purehuers offer even less ; the best Wool from Teg
Downs and Cotswold barely reached 13d. per lb.; second
quality and long Wasik LW. ; half-Teg, mixed with inferior,
ltd- to 11 id. ; poor Weals and coarse, 101 d. to 11d.
GLINDIVTX Fam—Dairreliately after the Sheep amid
the Wool (crows awenibied tagedeer, with the unties et
offering their different Ago tar we, when three wean%
appeared, and ono bought a eneeiderable quantity at
6s. 3d. laid Highland, and Bs. N. *We ditto, am. 15a.
the double Roue. There were Wild growers who
offered their clips at Bs. 9d. whits, and Bs. 9d. laid, but no
bargains were dosed at thee* prices.
HAY.-BIUTHFIELD, Two o'Clock.—Mser. Carve

and Davis, Hay and Stlaw:. Sakonion, gide bine;
Mao Ilsodosr SS. so Tsa. Rowse.— —.I. 1.1. Na Is 10b.
L•Ssrlor oY.to 110 s. IN ow TY re 04s. Misr --s. Y —S.
&Wm ... N. IS Via.

CATTLE.—IPswIaI Lens Felt, Aug. 23 (find day).
—This great annual mart has been as liberally aapplied with
Sheep and Lambs this year se lads the enitarhselni con-
tributed in a mach larger pregnable by the than (as
on former oiscesions) -by Ike mime themselves ; occa-
sioned, doubtless, by the sesameMlS Walt this descrip-
tion of Mock has hitherto imeimedmieinseespimet theseason.
There has beta an diseimentiee is the attendance of
agriculturists from dm castles ; and though
business was by se mem Min a geed deal item
been b•ammtMidat prim Iti per head above last
year's rain. no leek et heitbred Down and Leicester
Lambs belonging to Sir Robert Harked, Bart., again cos
mended the pre-emainaner, end were dimosesd of (Ewe and
Wither) to Mr. Bette, the dealer, at Ms. per head. Still, I
I generally speaking, Down Weaker Lambs have been the
most ready sale, es will be seen by our quotations
I below. A pen of Hampshire Downs, with some Lamb
Taps selected therefrom, and bred by Mr. Parsons, of
Stoke, deservedly oenintaaded attention. Several of Mr.
Sexton's auparmr South Deena one end two-shear Tope
also found parlament at rannaerative rates. We
subjoin a lie of prices obtained by the flockmasters
only up to the close. Withers: Mr. Clover, Willing
Combs, 30a.; Mr. Catlin, Higley Abbey, 275. 6d.; Mr.
Everett, Brightwell lie/1.211a 6d. ; Mr. Garnhain, Houghele,
Ws. ; Mr. Nunn, Eldest, 265. 6d. ; Mr. Smith, Barton Mere,
285.; Mr. Walton, Newboorn, 275. 6d. ; Mr. Walton,
Timworth, 28e. • Mr. Heydon, Horringer, 295. Crone
Ewes Sir Robert Harland, Bart., 31s. ; itehta Bodeen,
Esq., Alderton' 28. Mr. Charles Parsons, 100 Hampshire
Downs, at 465. each • inferior, 365. 12 Lamb Tug at 71. per
head. Mr. Clover, kirdt,Combs, half•broa Hewn Lambs,
Bwes, 275. 6d. ; Welters, Norfolk Lambs, 20s.
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MkiLßollollo/1 Lazes Fan, Aug. 23.-There were more
Sheep penned than for some years pest, and micas gave way,
when some butdame wee done at from 34. to 44. per heed
under the rates given at Alresford Fair. There were from
30,000 to 40.000 Sheep, the greater part Southdown Lambs
from Wilts and Dorset, with a good number of Hampshire.
Some best Hants fetched 365. to 38s. etch ; Wilts, 34e. to 3k.;
Dorset, 32e. to 345.; second quality, 28s. to 82e. ; common,
245. to 265. Best Ewes made from 425. to 465. each ; good,
381. to 405.; aged, 34e. to 36e. Wethers hem the beet breeders,
reach from 461. to 484. ' • others front 425. to 444. A few pens
of peer Sheep going off at 365. to 38s. Fat Sheep sold
slowly at a reduction of 44. to 6e. each; the beat not averaging
mere than from 44 44. to 44. Bd. per Mom, or from 64d. to
7d. per lb. Fat Lambs were sold better, the best fetching
from Bd. to 84d. per lb. ; common, 74d. to Bd. ; nearly all
the Sheep sold before the close of the fair. A large quantity
of lean stock, the best not realigns so muck by 10.. per
head as they brought a few weeks back.
Noawicu, Aug. 21.-Our market exhibited a tolerable
show of store Cattle. Being in the midst of harvest few
buyers were present, and lam week's mime were barely sup-
rted. Fat Besse, a very doll oak, at from 84. 3d. to
84. 6d. per stone of 141 b. The per wen badly filled. Keep-
ing Sheep and Lambe were from le. to Is. 6d. per bead
lower. Fat Sheep dull, at from Be. 6d. to 94. per stone,
without a elesranee. Good store Pigs from 22a. to 25e. per
head. Fat Pork, 71. Od. to Bs. per nose.

Bwinnote, Aug. 28.—A goad supply of fat Bus t& •
few prime Demos resoluta 12s. per moors pounds; some ha I
Heifers and middling sees, lls. to lla. 6d.; inferior,
10a. 6d. ; now centred Beast, 10s. Bast fat Calves same ;
top price, lla per soon ; common, 10a. to 10s. 6d. Beat fat
Sheep, lialtbreds and Downs, 65. per stove of elbe. ; largo,
M. gd, . wood quality, 4a. 4d.; iskaior show and 6t Ewes,
4s. A'ssarcity of fat Lambe, the pelmet reach from 6e. 8(1.1
to 5o 10d. the Moue ; moderate, 6a. Os 6s. 4d. Fat bacon
Hogs, lls. par more ; small Parkin, 11a M. to 12s.

TROINNIIIIT Fan.—We had a any thin attendance, in
consequence of the nahrourable state of the weather sad the
harvest operations. Trade generally war dull. Bee, of
which the supply was small, fetched from 600. to 60s. pa
cwt. Manta. per lb., Yd. Lamb, 711. Veal, 61d. to 7d.
Store Pigs were dull of sale.
Biotic.—There was a very large show of stock; many of
them of superior quality. A great many cattle changed
hands In the course of the day, without any visible decline
in pries.. The following are a few of the quotations A lot
of two-year-old Cremes, at 181. ; two Quota two-years-old,
at 181 100. ; and a lot of two-year-old Stots, at 151. 10s.
Some three-year•old Highlanders, at 121. .ss. to 131. 10e. ;
Stole, at from 71. 12s. to 111. 10s. The demand for the
younger description of stock was great; and un the whole,
though a little stiff is tha forenoon, the market was a
good one.
BRENNAN! Bazar AND LAMB FAIL—Good Wielders
were sold at 161. per score; black-faced Lambs from 41. to
81. the snore. There were also in the field about flu score
' of Cattle, the best lot of which brought 81. 10s. per head.
The attendance of buyers this season wee very limited, sad
in consequence the market was notes brisk as in former
year,. The Sheep stock may be quoted at from is. 6d. to
26. 6d. a head lower than last year.