The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-21 00:00:00

HOPS.

BOROUGH MARgrr. —Two o'clock.—Messre. Pat-
tenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that there at Weir-
tedrr Fair, on Saturday, about -1.000 poake a of new Hops
were pitched, of which 2,671 were sold from SOs. to 96q. per
cwt. ; the duty fur the district estimated at :6,60')/. There
was a large number of buyers in attendance, and the whole
might hare been sold had the planters yielded a little in
price. The market here this morning is brisk, at an advan. e.
Duty, 100,0001.

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Old Hops
CANTERBURY. SEPT. 19.—The picking has been
finished in this part, the later yield somewhat exceed-
ing what we could state last week, though there arc general
complaints that the weight is light. The duty is freely
maintained at 200,0101., sonic accounts placing it still
higher.

MAIDIVrONE.—Picking goes on well. The quantity
k equal to the planters' expectations, and the Hops are now
in tine order, getting quite ripe, and exceedingly good in
quality.
WATERINGIWRY AND Tr,:ToN.- -Hopping above
half finished. The Hum are gond in quality, but take more
bushel than usual to make the weight required.
aNitook.--llops going off at places ; the rte]
rust is among them.

IlituNctri,Ev.—Picking in full operation, and the
hops arc coming hetter to the scale than those which were
picked earlier. General complaint that the cr sp falls short
of the estimate on the poles. The quality is good, antl
planters are not dispred to submit to the present low prices.

CI I AUT.—The hops hem were set at a ton an acre;
they only realise 111 cwt. This is the general result below
the hill. In inn.), instances they ure going off rapidly in
colour and quality.

Tusnutm.E.—Pieking, generally, nearly all over
the parish; greet complainta are made about the weight.
ItntsNtONDEN.--llitherto, the number of bushela
anticipated have been realised, hut the complaint I, general
that tivy do not w:igh well, which is in a emit degree
attrileitalde to the immense sire the hops have attuned. If
the delicieney iu the weight is us great, and as general Lot ,t
iN said to be, the duty is at present no doubt very much
overeat.

Tierimen.—Picking is progressing, and the quan-
tity of 'rustic', per acre quite realise expectation, but through
the uhuxuA larpcnexa of the hop they weigh light. Quality
ili lint rate.

CATITE.

Small rico Our supply of
Ile.eds is again ve7 large .av to numbers, but we
noticed a deficiency in weight of meat. The very best
descriptions make quite as much money, indeed 4s. 2,1. is
more readily given for the best Scots, and fv. is without
ditliculty obtained fur the most selling Short Horns. Second
rate are rather a heavy sale, hut it is likely a clearance will
be' effected. We have about 600 from the Continent, nearly
100 from Scotland, about 2,000 Lincoln* and Leiceaterv, and
1,100 from various parts of the country. Sheep arc scarce,
and trade for them brisk ; the late advance in price is fully
maintained, and in some instances rather exceeded. A few
pens of the cle.icest Downs have made ris. 2d., aunt some of
the most sizeable Long-wools nearly sa. Lamb is also quite
as d. ar. We have nearly 3,030 Sheep and Lambs from Hol-
land and Germany. Calves are not quite so plentiful, and
mere money is obtained; there are 71 from Holland.
Although the number of l'igs at market is large, they are
sold quite as dear as of late.
(P, btotte of Kilo.)
114.-t Sent-, Iffio•forlk ....... 4n 0 to 54 2
P.e.t ,liort Horn,.
Se^nrol olually Brants 3 0 3 4
Cols,
44 5 4
l0•.4 Down, and lielf-breds 4 8 9 0
Lone-w 055
Ice. :au; waled quality 4 0 4 I;
Lamb, 4 0 0
Iteants at market, 4 123; fteep aid Lam!" 29,320; Cawed, 170;
Pig., 989.-41, West SraitlifiekL
GREAT RAM S.tl.E.—The annual sale of Leicester
rams at Woodfield, Gmbersley Worcestershire, took place on
Sept. 19th. and was attended by • very large company of
breeder, from different parts of the country. The Woodfield
stock of rams has of late years become greatly in repute in
consequence of the well known skill and judgment of the
breeder, J. G. Wilkins, Esq. The number of lots for sale
was 23, and the competition for each was very brisk. Thu
first and third animal put no were sold for 11 guineas each,
and the fuurth, a beautiful shear hog, fetched 20 guineas.
The 61h ram fetched 16 guineas, the sixth 18 guineas, the
the seventh 16 guineas, the ninth 12 guineas, and the tenth
13 guineas. The other lots fetched proportionate prices.
DEMPRIE,4, SEPT. 111.—We had to-day about 670
two and three-year-old Galloways; about 280 Galloway
stirks • 9 cows of the same breed ; fully 400 Highlanders ;
14 short-harm, partly bullocks and partly quevs ; and nine
Ayrshire cows and qucys, in all nearly 1,400. "There was a
sufficient demand at last week's rates, and almost all were
sold.

SHIPPING.
MAILS ARRIVED.-8 Dublin.
4 Waterford.
1 Guernsey and Jerse, .
2 French.
1 Flanders.
I Holland.
l West Indies.
LONDON, Sept. 21. —Wind this day at noon, E., moderate
breeze and fine. •
Powrawovru, Sept. 19.—5. E., 20 E. to E.S.E. Arrived
H.M. steamer, Scourge, from Leith. Sailed-20th, Idar,
Prince Edward's Island.
YORRAY, Sept. 20.—E S.E. Off—Falkland, from Africa.
DARTMOUTH, Sept. 19.—E. Sailed—Pallas, New Orleans.
Dear.. Sept. 19 and 20. —B.S.B.—Arrived Siberia,
James' River; Pathfinder, St. John's ; from the river and
sailed, Thalia, Sir Robert Peel, and Elizabeth and Henry,
Hobart Town ; Symmetry, Ceylon ; Hermes, Rio ; Rockers,
Demerits; Monarch, America; William Foster, Nassau;
Stadaeona, Quebec.
Suunuratt-rosr, Sept. 19. Arrived —Avon (s), West
Indies ; left St. Thomas's, 30th ult.
JERSEY, Sept. 19.—Sailed—Ariadne, Newfoundland.
NEWPORT, Sspt, 18.—Sailed—Elizabeth, Jamaica.
CLYDE, Sept. 15.—Esquimaux, Demerara; William and
James, Philadelphia. 17th. Robertson, Maulmein ; Adam,
Carr, New York ; Mariner, Richibucto. 18th, Southamp-
ton, Yarmouth, U.S.
PORT TALBOT, Sept. 18.—The Fidelity, in coming in
yesterday evening, got ashore on the bar, and must be partly
discharged before she can be Rot off.
LLANNELLY, Sept. 19.—The William Watson, of New-
-1 castle, in leasing the harbour this morning got on shore,
but has been towed off this evening's tide, and will have to
discharge her cargo, having sustained considerable damage.
SHIELDS.—The Ligonis, from Bremen to New York, has
put in here leaky, and with pumps choked, having encoun
tered a heavy gale north of Orkney.
BRIDLINGTON, Sept. 18.—The brig Cuthbert Young, and
Sir Robert Falkland, drove near the rocks, north of Farn-
borough Head, to-day, but got out to sea, after
an anchor and chain, which have been landr
Bramin, from Yarmouth, has arrived 0."
mainmast carried away, and received
proceeded northward.
YARMOUTH, Sept. 19.—The Eclipse an
Newport to Fisherrow, having been assisted
to-day, leaky, and will be got into the he-'
discharge.

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