The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-10 00:00:00

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CORN.—Biamixcnsm, Ocr 9.—At this day's market
there was a fair supply of wheat from the farmers, and to
effect galas either in English or foreign, 6d. So lea. per
quarter leas had to be taken. Barley gave way to a similar
extent. Oats, beans, and peas, the tarn cheaper.
Baleroc, Ocr. 9. —At our market to-day there was a
fair supply of English wheat, and good samples realised
List week's prices. Foreign difficult of disposal. and values
nominally nochauged. Malting barley fairly active, at fell
prial ; grinding plentiful, and 6,1. per qr. lower. Irish
oats in good supply, and sold slowly at about last wash's
prima. Beans very flat. Indian corn steady.
Devizes, Orr. 9.—We had a fair supply of wheat to-
day. The beat descriptions must be quoted at last week's
prices; is:error and damp parcels a little cheaper, and
many anima unsaleable. Barley generally Ia per qr.
lower ; one superior sample made 40s. Beans and vetches
both a little lower. Best red wheat, 275. to 29e ; second
ditto, 21s. to 26e. ' • inferior ditto, 18s. to 21s. ; barley,
40s. ; oats, 21s. to 30a. ; beans, 20a. to 225. ; peas, 18s.
to 21a. ; rye, 215.; old tine flour, 445. to 48s. ; other flour,
395. to 425.

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MANCHESTER, OCT. 9.—There was a fair attendance at
our market this morning. Any samples of dry Euglish
wheat commanded full prices, but the chief supply beim;
damp was quite unsaleable. American supported the cur-
rency of this day seunight, The demaod for flour was slow ;
the finest qualities of either English or foreign were no
lower, but inferior sorts were neglected. In old oats or
oatmeal them was no material change, but new declined Id.
per 45 lbs., and od. to Is. par load respectively. Besse
and Indies own ruled steady.
Nonage, OCT. & —There was a large show of wheat at
this market ; the best conditioned samples changed hands
at last week's currency : other aorta brought irregular
prices. The finest barleys were ready sale at full rates,
while secondary sorts were again Is. per qr. lower. Beans
add at prices in favour of the buyer. Oats a dull sale.
Ntwsonr, OCT. 9.—We had a good supply of wheat,
some 'ampler in bad coalition ; the supply very much ex-
ceeding the wants of buyers led to a very slow trade at
rather leas money. More barley offering, a fair trade at
price@ varying from 30s. to 375. per qr., as yet very little
good barley comas lama'. Oats, beans, and peas con.
timid' a dull trade.

UXBRIDGE, (ter. 9.—The market for wheat is very slack,
most par se'. being in bad condition, sad only the hest ~rte
required for seed wore readily sold. other wimples were re-
duced in value. Priced for wheat, 48s. to 62.. • ode, Va.
to 3.11. ; barley, 324. to ; beam, 31.. to Otis. ; peas
ads. to 425. ; rye, ris. to 38s. ; tame, 64e. to 684. per qr.
EDINBURGH, OCT. B.—As compared with last week :
Wheat was Is. up oo the top, and la down on the general
average, 4.. 2d. up on mew, aed la Bd. up on old ; bailey
was sadowa on the top, and 2a. 3d. up on lb,
average ; oats were 1.. down on the top, and Is. reL dowt,
on the average; beans were lid. down on the top, and 4.. 8.1.
down on the oversize. Wheat, new. 26e. Od. to bin. Od. ;
old, 49a. Od. to 66a.• barley, 25e. Od. to 36e. ; oats,
20s. Ott to 33e. Od. ; inane, 39a. Od. to 51a. 6d.

CATTLE Baterroy Ocr. 9.—To-day the warmly of
beet was very short, and the receipt of beset. from Ireland
was 111111110:al Notwithstanding the short smply.
was• trade wdoll. In a few listeners some prime Devon
oxen realised 68,., but the highest figure generally was
from 601. to 6.35. per cwt. The attendance of buyers was
very good, but they showed little inclicatilb to give the
prices demanded. A very good supply of sheep, with a
fair inquiry, and prima shoot the same as last week -
namely, 7d. to 70. for best wetbers, and secondary detain.
time. fetched from 60. to 7d. A short supply of lamix,
with a better trade, and sales were readily effected at from
74d. to Bd. per lb. A great many store cattle, and there
being a larger attendance of country buyers, a considerable
number of beasts clanged hands. A fair supply of store
sheep and good ewes sold well. A limited supply of pigs,
with an improvement in prices, our quotations being from
Bs. 9d. to 9s. 3d.. and in some instances email porker,
fetche.l 9s. 6d. Of milch cows there was a large supply for
the time of year, and the general cooditiou of the ani-
mal was very fair. In a few instances good bullock%
fetched 191 b., but the average figure was from 16f. 10a. to
181. A few good cart horses on show, which met with a
limited trade.

NOTTINGHAM, OCT. B.—Rere to-day there was a tolerably
good supply of fat beasts, and the quality of the samples
was generally fair. The attendance of buyers was mode•
rate, and the tone of the trade was slow at about the prices
of the week previous. A clearance was not effected at a
late hour. The sheep peon were pretty well tilled, and a
fair amount of busioess was done at quite as much money
as last week. Lambs were in limited supply and sold at
high rates. Calves maintained late rates. Pigs fie before.
Quotations 7s. to Ba. . • pork, 6a. 9d. to 7s. M.
per stows of 141 b. ; mutton, 7d. to Bd. ; calves, 80. to 78.
per lb. Lambs. Me. to 28s. each.
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Boorntinon, Oct &—The supply of cattle this morning
was considerably lees than at last market, the number bring
490, or 183 fewer. The beat sorts of cattle sold readily at
Bs. ; current, from 7s. 3d. to 7a Gd. ; middling and infe-
rior, from 6a. to 6s. 9d, per stone. The supply of sheep
and lambs was 8,549, or 1.966 more than last Wednesday,
2,424 of which were store lambs. Good sheep maintained
last week's prices, but ewes sod the inferior aorta were
with difficulty sold, even at prices in favour of the pur-
chaser. Beat mutton, 7d. • secondary, 64d. to 64d. •, ewes,
from 44d. to bd. per lb. Limbs, top prices, 226.6 d. to 265. ;
current from 14s. to 18s., sal down to I ls. a head ; black-
faced, from lls. to 134. &L, and down to 6e. 9d. a head.
Fed pigs brought from 5a Od. to 6s. Od. per atone ; six to
eight weeks old do., from 7s. to 10s. a heed.

CHEESE.—SALISBURT, OCT. 9.—Our monthly cheese
market, held to-day, was largely supplied, not less than
300 toss being pitched, some of which weer of the primeet
quality, the majority being of the more middling class.
The attendance of buyers was numerous from distaat
counties, and a eery considerable business was transit-tad,
although the trade altogether was slack. All boat qualities
were sold, and at the close of business three-fourths of
the supply was cleared, but the quotations receded from
la to 2s. per qr. below last market's prices. The
following were the average prices :—Skids, 26e. to 30s. ;
cowards, 38e. to 455. ; doubles, 48.. to 52a. ; Somerset',
545. to glo. ; sod Madan, Ma. to 680. per owl.