The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-23 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LtvEnPooi, SEPT. 22.—The sales at our
market this day are estimated at G.OOO bales, of which
about 500 aro on speculation. The sales comprise: 150
l'ernam and Maranham, at Gid. to 7W.; 20 Bahia, at 61.1. ;
150 Egyptian, at .511. to 6d. ; 600 Surat, at 4d. to 4jd.
Total sales since Thursday, 35,000 bales; 3,000 for export
and .5,000 on 'peculation. Total imports since Thursday,
5,000 bales. The market cloaca tamely, but firmly; prices
of all kinds arc quite as dear u on Friday last.

WOOL.—BIit34INOIIASI. Eery. 22.—The sales t 0.467
were well attended by the leading manufacturers from Lei-
cester and the North. Prices may be ajuoted for strong
fleeces at 120. to 1414. per lb. ; pure claps, 144. to 160. ;
black, 1311.; rot., top. ; locks, sia. to 91d. ; shorn lamb,
11 j 4. to UN. About 40,000 fleeces were sold, and the re•
suit of the sales was highly satisfactory.

DOPS.—Wonexma, Sept. 21.—Tho planters report
that the yield per acre is quite equal to expectation, and
that the quality will be ♦ery good. Duty, 14,0001.-IVor-
rester Chronicle.

CORN.—Bocrom, Sept. 22.—The farmers brought for.
ward a fair quantity of Wheat to-day, a great part of which
was very indifferent in quality; there was however a good
demand for best samples, which realised fully previous rat, s.
Not many Oats offering ; former prices fully supported.
Wheat, red, new, 34+. to 335. per qr.; old, 40s. ; white,
new, 420. to 415.; 01,1, 45,. Oats, new, 16e. to ISr. ;
20s. to 211.

SrocxTow-mc-Tzti, Sept. 22.—At this day's market we
had a large supply of Wheat from the growers, and having
a good attendance of buyers the whole was cleared off at a
decline of Is. per qr. on last week's currency. Grinding
Barley in good demand at our quotations. In other arti-
cles no change. Imparts during the put week : Wheat,
coastwise, 793 qrs. ; Barley, 325 ; Oats, 4.50.

TtE,DAY, Serf. 21.—We have no alteration
to report tu the currencies of our corn market since Friday,
except in rapeseed, which was scarce to-day, and GA. to Is.
dearer. The supply of all other articles was fair for the
season, and all met a steady demand. White wheat, new,
215. to 2.55. ; red do., new, 211. 6.1. to 235. 6d. ; new barley,
12s. Gd. to 13s. 6.1. • new bete, 95. Gd. to 10,. 3d. ; oats,
old. 105. Gd. to fla. 6d.; new do., Ss. 9d. to 105. 6d. ;
rapeseed, 17s. to 205. per barrel ; oatmeal, 105. Gd. to
11s. 6.1. • bikers' flour, 12s. to 161. per cwt. ; Indian corn,
295. to ids. per 4801ba.

CATTLE. BARNSTAPLE ANNUAL FAIR, Sept. 21.
—SECOND DAY.—This fair is principally for young and
store cattle—or, in other wads, for cattle that are not
quite fit for the butcher; and almost every bead of bullock
driven hither yesterday was sold at unusually high prices,
even to 20 per cent. advance; and in relation to prices this
time two months, the advance is full 50 per cent. Elves of
the horned or Blamer breed were sold for 24e. a head,
double the sum they fetched twelve months since. They
are a small race of sheep, weighing, when fatted, about
13 lbs. the quarter. They were bought for breeding, the
mutton being a favourite as well for the flavour as for its
small sine. Netted sheep of the Devon breed, being a mit-
ture of the Leicester and the horned species, also sold well,
the ewes for lambing fetching 35e. each; hese sheep fat-
tened would weigh about 20 lbs. per quarter. The horses
sold yesterday and today have fetched good prices, but
there were only a few horses approaching to fint-rate
quality.
DoNSISORD, Sept. 22.—Our market to-day was largely
supplied with stock, which met a free sale, at last week's
paces. Beef, 3.l'.2d;vit:l.4;,..2dhLutotttn., 3porliZdacto4d4.sto. 641..

' READING GREAT STOCK AND CHEESE FAlR.—This
great fair commenced on Tuesday and terminated yester-
day. Tho supply of cattle was unusually short, and the
great demand for them caused a brisk trade among every
description of store beau, from the small Scot to those of
more heavy weights, all of which was sold in rapid succes-
sion at from 10s. So 15a. per head advance upon the prices
obtained at Barnet and other previous fairs. Cows for
dairy purposes were inferior in quality, but sold readily
according to their value. The supplp of sheep was short,
bat of those offered both ewes, rethers, and lamb, sold
freely at a further improvement in prices. The horse fair,
which is noted for cart colts, was well supplied on this occa-
sion, aed readily told. Two years old, at 20 to 30 guineas
each; 3 years old, 25 to 35 ditto; beet 5 year cart horses,
45 to 65 ditto. The cheese fair was largely supplied, but
the trade seemed depressed and dull. There was but little
inquiry except for fine qualities, which made 525. to 565.
per cwt., and for inferior and middling 365. to 425. ditto;
thin Gloucester, 88s. to 41.. ditto.

COALS.-Losinny, SEPT. V.-Ships at market, 63;
mold, 44.-Sate's West Hartley, 15s. 3d. ; Holywell, 1,55. ;
Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 16s. 3d.; New Tan-
field ,121. 911. ; North Percy Hartley, lbs. 35. ; Bed-
heugh Main, 13s. ; Taufield Moor Butes. 12s. Gd. ; Town-
ley, 13s. 91. ; West Wylam, 13s. 94. ; Walls End Harlon,
14s. 6d. ; Walls End Northumberland East, 14s. Gd.;
Eden Main, 15s. 64. ; Walls End Bell, 13s. &I. ;
Walls End Braddyll, 16s. ; Walls End Hatton. 16a. ;
Walls End Haswell, 16s. ; Walls End Lambton, Lis. GI;
Walls End Lumley, lbs. ; Walls End Plummer, lbs. ;
Walls End Russel's Heaton, 13s. 61. ; Walls End Scar-
borough, lbs. ; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. ; Walls End
Cassop, 13s. Gd.; Walls End Haugh Hall, lbs. ; Walls
End South Hello., 135.; Walls End Thornley, 13a. 3d. ;
Walls Had Adelaide Ten, 13s. 6d.; Walls End Tees,
16s. ; Derwentwater Sudsy, 151. 3d.