The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-26 00:00:00

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I Overload Circular.)

CORN.—Hum., SEPT. 26.—There was a =adults
ply ot English wheat, chiefly naw, the quality of 111 Th
shows se improvement upon previous samples Ins
tty
dition is good. Farmers are very firm, and
su limit to the decline insisted on by factors, so Om p
was only limited, bat the market elated with gresii:
near. Some of the beet, samples were Main Wined fss,,
portation. Foreign held firmly. Belay le. demist
beans obtain an equal advance. Oats is good d
fine. Linseed scarce, and the turn dearer. Oakes
'aimed 10e. tattoo. per ton. Rape cokes 6.. dearer. BZ
Nara, and in request. Imports from Sept. 16 to fleysij:
—Wheat, 172 qn. • oat., 370; beau, 160 ; peas, 100 ;
402.
700 ; linseed, 2,041; rapeseed, 40 ; oil cakes, 60 tots; 67..2
LIED., SEPT. 26.—There is only a moderate dispel
wheat to-day ; the extreme rates of Friday us obtako
choice new ; inferior quality sells slowly at inegukssip:;
old in more request, and the turn dearer. Esiayre.
quitted for; at present there is very little offering, studs
new or old. Beans and oats held for full prias. Odiss
articles as before. Avenge price of grain:—Wheat, hiss
811.; barley, 275, 39e. 10d.; este, 26, 335. 9d.; peass,l7,
48.. 11d.; peas, 6, 664. Arrivals this week :—Wasis
2,260; oats, 28 ; barley, 26 ; beans, 264 ; rapeseed, WC'
Lunt, Sire. 26.—We have had a fair quantity of Wow
at market to-day, meetly new, and the trade lively, is kt,
2.. per qr. over the pnces of last week—say 69lbs. to Elk
70e. to 784. per qr. A moderate supply of barley ;
,
era. take,, for beet quality, at 38e. to 40s ; situ, 42s
NIWCABTLI, Barr. 26.—The weather is now all thissis
be desired, and our farmers are so busily engaged with burst
operations, that they feel reluctant to take thy postai,'
their force from the Gelds; hence, at our market t 0.4"
had a very moderate show of new wheat from the grope.
of various condition; but such being much utilised 1
mixing, a clearance was briskly and early effected atthefill
rates of Saturday. Old in partial instances commenting
advance of Is. per qr., 85$. having been procured lamed's
good runs of Norfolk red, weighiod 611 be. but weighed Elia,
whilst foreign wee generally held too high to lead Whelan,
Flour continues scarce, and fully main•sine its vales
unchanged. New barley is inquired for for tosltiog,ass
anythin4 choice would fetch 411. to 425., but it it too gulp
yet to encourage shipments to any extent. Old salt sternly
was in so much favour, the immediate monoliths of Des
Obeli%
brewers having been met by the timely arrival lan leek 0
about 600 qrs. Beans and peas each wading therud, 46,
of choice cid Scotch woighiug 42}Ibe. per bushel.
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SALISBURY, SIBYL 25.—At this day's market Ws Inds
good supply of. both old and new w►eat, and a fill ahead.
once. Fur the beet sores late quotations wets asked, sad is
some few instances obtained, but the general state d tM
Mutat was a decline of Is. to 2s. per quarter, at OM
reduction a very little business was transacted. Flom as
in slow request, at a downward tendency in prim. At yet
next to nothing is doing in barley, except for pied* pa.
poses, and prices remain stationary. The malt hods it
dull, but prices are considerably on the rise. Inot►srkab
of grain there is about the usual business dojo', maim
alteration of quotations. Old wheat, 765. to 803.; rim
wheat, 72a. to 765. Barley, 33.. to 355. 6d. Oets, is. et
to 325. 6d. Beans, 60.. 6d. to 603. 61. per qr. Pew, 40i,u
50e. Flour, 545. to 58s. per sack. Malt, 9e. to 61.6 d. Fe
babel.

DUBLIN, SEPT. 25 —(By English and Irish lisps
do telag►apb.)—Supply of new grain on the inn*,
and wboat 6d. per barrel higher, but here and barley slimly
at tba rates of Friday for prime middling; inlntre
lower and difficult to sell ; some trifling business wu dole
in Indian corn, at a small advance.

CATTLE.-B•LIanUET, SEPT. 25.—At mar fortnightly
cattle market, held this day, we bad one of the largest lip
plies we hate seen in an ordinary way for gem, the
quality much varied, and tne attendance of tourney haulms
•nd de.lers did not snored the average. There Wass hie
demand for the beet description of beasts, but wee quite
inadequate to the supply, and the prices consegasetly
were reduced considerably ; and for indiffereat kiads
of animals the trade was very sluggish, with a sinilu
decline of prices, and nearly half the supply remained es.
sold. The supply of sheep was also considerably above the
average at this season of the year, and in cutest of the
demand, which was comparatively inoifferent, and a ge-
neral decline of 2d. per stone of S he. took place.
small supply of calves of superior coality, which met
• ready sale at the extreme rates of :•et market. la the
pig market there was a good supply of suck pigs .hick net
• fair demand at good rates. Fat pigs are very scarce, eon-
•equently the prices are • trifle higher than of late.
Best on beef, lye. to 12s. per more; cow sad
heifer ditto, 9s. 6d. to 10s. Best Down mutton,
7d. to 70. per lb. ; inferior and other kinds, 60. to Id.;
lamb, 9u.; veal, retail, 7d. to 70. ; pork, fresh and WOO.
to 8.1. per lb. and 10s. 61. to 11.. per score; bacon, glees, bd.
to ,9d. per lb.; dry. 101., and 10s. 9J. to lls. per seers;
quarter store rigs, 18v, to 225. each ; and cows with calvel,
141. to 161.