The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-05 00:00:00

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TALLOW. Tallow w stationary. Petersburg
Y.C. as the spot, 465. 6d. to 9d. ; October to Decem-
ber delivery, 465.; separate ameba' delivery, 465. 46.

HOPS.— WORCESTER, Oct. 4. Owing to the
heavy rains, the supply of hope on Saturday was but
moderate, and the same cause operated against the atten-
dance of country buyers, although several large dealers and
brewen from the north were here, and purchased rather
freely; bat their operations being confined to the best
muskies, hops of that elms were a shade higher than the
previous week, but all other 'oral were stationary. There
was, however, • manifest improvement In the samples
generally, and a few parcels of cholas growths realised Hs.
to 58s. per cwt. ; but the peat bulk ranged from 425. to 52e.
per cwt. In 1846 and older hops there was nothing doing.
Picking is nearly over, sad the result is far from eatafectory
to the planters, who hays reason to complain of the produce,
as regards both quantity and quality. The duty for the dis-
trict is now called 15,0001. Weighed on Saturday; New,
727 ; in the week, new, 504 ; old, 17.

11A1.-Slersrms, Iwo o' aock.-Mere. Cooper
and Davis report the following quotations:
rams meadow se.. to TU. I I 1t005t.....38.. to W. &taw.. 92.. to rat
1arert0r........48, teak Gem eo to No
CATTLE.-Exints, Wadseeday.-A fair suppy
of stock, yet but little betimes was done. Of fat Bullaka
there were may, bat the greater part were driven home.
Four fat Hahn brought nearly 10.. re per score. Butchers'
Calves were fa large sap*, and sold at from 41d. to 6141.
per lb. With respect to Sheep, one more of prime maiden
EMS, estimated at 201165. the quarter. were bought at
38s. 6d. art or 614. par lb.; some 12 Ewes, estimated at
1001 b. w at 'the Sheep, were sold at 465. a plow, or
namely 6 . per lb. A mull lot of Eires,:emintated at lelbs.
the planer, were bought-the Let at 33a. oath, or 61d. per lb.
In fast Ewe Sheep were offered at 4d. per lb. by weight. Of
Lembabire haltroore, estimated at 841 lbs. the quarter,
wore tat 17s. each, or ed. pet lb. ; otivn sold at from
6111. to per lb. A fine lot of store Lambs were sold at
17s. ed. each. Cows and Calves on this day fared no better
than other descriptions of stook. Of store cattle there was •
good show, consisting of Oxen, Steers, and Barren Hollers„
bat shore wee little bobs= dose.
HUDDIIIIPZILD FOUL, Oat. 4.-At this mantel fair there
was bat a poor show of Cattle of every description. Small
Cattle of a hardy breed went off pretty well at front 71. to
W. 10e. Good conch Cows were but scarce, and realised
prices from 121. to lei. according to quality.
Hamra's, Ost 4.-Today there was • plentiful supply
of leen stock, which met a heavy sale, at rather less money
them last week ; the fat stick about the same u last week's
pikes. Beef, 36. 6d. to 44 2d. Mutton, 4s. to de.
Lamb, 4s. to 46.8 d. Veal, 3s. 6d. to 4a. 21. Pork, 3s. 10d. toils,

TOZTROLIII COIMT GAILLT CASTLE SALL—The tale
of live stock by the Earl Dune, took place on Tuesday, and,
usual, attracted leading farmers from all perm of England.
The estalogue comprised the following stock : 19 pare bred
Darken Bull Calves, all of &strati pedigree; 4 very
rims fat Cows of the short-horn breed; 22 very fat West
Highland Steen ; 86 pure Down and moss bred Wither and
Chine: Lambs ; 69 pure bred Leicester Beres and Theme
and =tubed Theaves • 8 superior breeding end At Pigs;
sad 30 tods of Wool. 'The Ant thing offered was the Wool,
which wee dwelled as hell-leg, and realised 18s. per tad.
A litter of sucking P4ta sold some as high es 40s. The two
fat Pigs sold, the highest at 7L 10s., and the second 61. 16e.
The down wither Lambs were then put up, in l
otsots of eight
each, and brought prices varying from 22e. to .6d. pa
head. The erne-bred Lambs realised 265. to 28s. Sri. per
head ,• and the Chingos from 21s. Bd. to 265. The pure-
bred Leicester Theaves_preduced 30e. per heed ; the cross-
bred the Nuns prim. The fast lot of eight full-mouthed
tree-bred Leicester Ewes realised 465. per head ; the second
lot of eight only brought 335. 6d. ,• and some other lots of the
same description were knocked down at 335. and 345. The
The sale of the Bull Calves excited great interest. The first
salami offered wee Peke, got by Cramer, dam Fair Art
Cato, was knocked down for 27 guineas. The next
we. Clarendon, a calf of very high pedigree, which win Pur-
chased toe 40 Oases ; Constable, twin-brother of let K sold
at 44 guineas ; Fiddler, got by Cramer and dam noonday
sold for 26 guineas; Consiglio; by Duke of Co, dam
Ciaderills, sold for 36 ohms; Lawman, by Cramer, dam
Laos, sold for 33 'SIAM ; Habeas Corpus, by Whitaker's
Comet, dam Fair Helen, sold for 24 guineas ; Havannah, by
Cramer, dam Kathleen, sold for 60 guineas • Raleigh, by
Star of the West, dam Climax, sold for 20 dema ; Frolic,
14Drasser, dam Comedy, for 31 guineas; Cardigan, by the
or oldie West, dam Challenge, for 34 guineas ; Hr
red and white, of great beauty, by Star of the
OM, was sold, after great competition, for 70 genii"
in Cows realised from 281. to 341.; and titterer,
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For Yesterday's Markets as. last pap.
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