The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-20 00:00:00

MARK-LANE--THIS DAY.

Our market was tolerably well supplied with English
Wheat this morning by land-carriage samples from the
near counties ; the quality and condition of the greater por-
tion of the supply was very indifferent. The best qualities
were readily disposed of, and on rather better terms than
last Monday, whilst the secondary and inferior hung hea-
vily on hand, although freely offered at that day's rates.
Foreign Wheat is held with firmness, and its previous value
was well supported.
Town•made Flour underwent no change, but households
and American barrels were cuter to purchase.
Choice samples of malting Barley being scarce, command
high rates, but other descriptions of English were rather
cheaper. Foreign grinding Barley wee fully as dear.
The arrivals of Oats from Ireland and our own coast
during the put week have been small, and factors had no
difficulty in maintaining last week's currency for such
descriptions. The magnitude of the supply Irons Arch-
angel, vis., 46,8f,0 qrs. in the week, rather interfered with
the sale, and the offers made by the largo dealers were
barely so good.
Beans were scarce, and again rather dearer.
The few samples of new white Feu at market were held
at very high rates.
atuuVALB INTO LONDON FROM 13th SEPT. to 18th
Qee. 281711011. Sent horeiga.
Wine
Haley SC 60 133 12/8
Oats 1 781 1910 51381
Mel „ sue 33
.1,1063., 9,438 seeks; 22,160 le.

MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY.
The private contract markets are firm, but generally in-
active. Indigo has advanced 3d. per lb. since the arrival of
the India mail on Saturday, and holders are very firm; the
advance may now be stated 6d., since the close of the last
quarterly sale.
The public sales declared for to-morrow are—Sugar: 350
hhcla. West India, 8,000 bags Mauritius, 1,100 big. Ben-
gal, and 700 bag Madras • Cochineal: 250 bags; Rice:
3,000 bags; Saltpetre : 200 bags ; Coffee : Only 100 bag..
Mina...—lron: The market has been active, at un-
proved priors ; Scoteh Pig quoted ls. to 2s. higher ; mixed
numbers sold at 48e. 6d. llar, rail, and common quoted
firm, at an advance ofd..; rail, Gt. 10s.; bar, M. la. to
61.6..

Oita.—Seal, pale, 341. to W.; straw, 321. 10s. to 331. ;
brown, 311. 101. to 321. ; sperm, 861. Os. to 871. Os. ; hood-
lums', 871. to 891. ; cod, 321.105. to 331. ; South Sca, 321.105.
to 341.10 a.; olive Gallipoli, 671. to 681.; Spanish and Sicily,
63/. to 661. • palm, 281. to 291. ; cocoa nat. 108. to
361.10. ; said, rape, pale, 331. to 341. ; linseed, 301.

SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY.
We have again a very large supply of Beasts, and the
weather is rather unfavourable; in comequence, trade is
dull. Choice qualities still recede 31. 10d., but there is a
reduction in the price of inferior descriptions, nor can they
all be sold. The number of Sheep and Lamb is
rather smaller than on Monday last. Prices, how-
ever, are better; indeed, owing to the dead markets
being better supplied, our late quotations are nct so
freely given. Lamb is now nearly out of season, only a few
choice ones are in demand. Good Calves are fully es dear
ea on Friday, but inferior ones are rather lower. From
Germany and Holland there are 2,081 Beasts, 6,540 Sheep,
262 Calves, and 60 Pigs; Scotland, 100 Beasts ; and 2,900
from the northern and midland coastice.
Alf 11011 e of 8114. s. d. s. d. 1 Per Wooe of Ste. a4.a. d.
Rio Reese, Herefords.. 383 10 DK Das. a 11C-bda. 00 0
110•10burt-boun 4 1 8 best Lons-wooli 4 0 4
Kowa Kahl Ilea Me.. 1 6 3 0, De. do. Shorn 0 0
OK's....... ....• 304 e, Does sad seced Kehler 34 3
rep . . . 3 4 4 4 , Do. do. alms O. 0
hest D;s. ifs/1:546,1i 4 4 4 6 l Ls_ _be
s Kass as martss46.6l3. i MeV glad KIK*. 211.800 ; halves, 33111
io. 110.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is [inn. The delivery was good last week.
Town Tallow is quoted 39e. 34. nett cash ; Petersburg
Y.C. on the spot, 394. 9d. to 405.; October to December,
395. 6d. ; January to March (1963), 39.. 94.
PASTICULAMS OP TALLOW.
11180. I 1831.

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Nook tlds day Lam... 21,173 30,138 36,243
Delivery last week ...........«.. 3,491 2,44 3,297
Do. from lst loos ............ 23,036 24,743 10,884
Arrlvsl last week ... .„..- ..... 938 3,244 377
Do. from let Joni 20,315 18,393 16,492
Prlos Y. C. tits day we 4M—I 39.. 3d. 295. ed. 40.0 d,
Do. Town 1 44. Od. 41s. od. 41694
Arrivals for the week ending 29th Sept. last year, 1,148
casks, and delivery 2,188 tasks. The arrivals but week com-
prised 377 maks from St. Petersburg.

BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Messre.Pattanden and Smith, hop factors, report that there
is a good supply of hops at market, which are selling freely
as follows Mid and East Kents, 80e. to 140 s. ; Weald of
Kant", 755. to 845.; Sussex, 70s. to 801.; Farnham', 100 s.
to 1125.; Country Farnham', 90s. to 100 s.; very choice
higher, whilst mouldy and inferior are selling atlas price'.
Planters are much disappointed et the present low prices,
and seem determined only to sell a small portion of their
crop to meet present payments for picking, &c. Duty still
estimated by some parties from 245,00 W. to 2.5a,000t. Wor-
cester fair is this day, and, should it ge off well, must assist
this muket.

IMPROVEMENT OF THE Uivi:n WF.AR.—Tho Cons
missioners of the River Wear have, on the report and re-
commendation of their engineer, Mr. Meik, determined to
carry out some important improvements on the river, with
a view to the encouragement of iron shipbuilding in this
port. The improvements will consist in the erection of now
quays, and the narrowing of the channel from the Wreath
Quay as far as Hylton. The Canch and the Mind-
gan Sands will thus be taken in, and by this means about
70 or 80 acres of ground, which is now wrote, will be re-
covered, and let for the purposes of iron shipbuilding, for
which the situation is well adapted. The river will also be
deepened three feet the whole length of the quays; end
altogether this will be one of the most important improve-
ments ever effected on the Wear. We trust the work will
be rapidly proceeded with, and brought to completion;
iron shipbuilding has been too long delayed on our part.--
Sunderland Herald.

THE SPIRITUAL RAPPERS.—The Melodist.); Cove
✓assrnal and Spiritual Harbinger, the organ of the spiritual
rappers in layette county (Va.), a engaged in publishing
a new Pentateuch, from the dictation of the spirits. In the
first chapter of this new revelation it is said .—" In the be-
ginning God the Life in God the Lord in God the Holy
Procedure inhabited the dome, which, burning in magnifi-
cence primeval. and revolving in prismatic and undulatory
spiral, appeared, and wee the pavilion of the spirit ; in
glory ineshaustible end inconceivable, in movement spheri-
cal, unfolded in harmonious procedure discloeive. And
God said,' Let there be centre given!' and from the:Divine
Procedure descended the arm of strength unto the right and
the arm of strength unto the left; and from the arm of
strength at the right proceeded vital eleetro motion and
communicated polarity ; and from the arm of strength at
the left proceeded re-attractive elcctro magnetic force, and
created the horizontal ; and the horizontal became the 044,
and the points thereof the poles. And God made two
grist lights to rule the mediae, and to be for creative disclo-
sure, disclosive manifestation, manifest glory, glorious ra-
diation, interpenetrative aggregation ; and thence vortices,
vortical suns, suns of vortices, solariums, vortical planeta-
riums, planets, floral universes, universal paradises, para.
disieal heavens, heavens of spiritual universe, celestial
heavens, seraphic habitations, seraphimal universes, cities
of heavenly seraphim', and final consociative universal in-
telligence In unity of innumerable individuality, in tri-
unity of unfolding universes, adoring and ascendiag in
beatification unto eternal life."