The Express.
London, England, 1847-10-26 00:00:00

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London and the outports, although large, are not
unusually heavy. In forming • judgment al to the future
rule of prices, it must be bonus mind, that the present
state of the money market, and the almost total waut of con-
fidence in the commercial world generally, is calculated to
check shipment& to this country ; and on the other hand, it
must not be forgotten, that the partial suspension of railway
work-, the state of the maaufacturing districts. and the
lahour market generally, will have a material effect in re-
dwing the consumption of all dearriptions of Breadstuff,.
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Cora Re. reerissd at the Granaries, Briek.lane, by the
Ranieri; Counties Railway.
Mow 2,301 ma& I Oats
Wheat 2,
Malt
176 „ Pew
221 seeks.

M isnd , s~mr' +uy, s,ae i .s.

BOTLIT, Oct. 25. Wheat, 2s. to 4a. per quarter
lower. Barley, 3a. per qr. less ; best 38s. to 375. ; pod
grinding, 325. to 33a ; Interior, 30s. Beaus, from 48s. to
80e. White Peas, 60.. to Ms.; grey, 48s. to 501. Oats,
from 225. to 275. Winter Taro, from 68. 6d. to 7s. 6d. per
bushel.

BRIDLINGTON, Oct. 26.—Wheat a dull sale at rather
lower prices. The few samples of Barley offered sold freely
at former rates. Oats were id. to Id. per stone lower.
Beans and Peas sold on the terms of last week. Wheat,
60s. to 655. Barley, 28e. to 325. per qr. Oats, 10d. to Ild.
per stone. Beane, 60s. to 625. Pea., 38s. to 41s. per qr.
CANTIRBURT, Oct. 23.—Our market was well supplied
with all kinds of grain. Wheat from 3s. to 4s. lower. Wheat,
white, old, 675. ; new, 50s. to He. ; brown, old, 451. to 48s.
Barley, 265. to 365. Oats, 20e. Baas, 33i. to 365, Peas,
411. per qr.

DONCAISTIR, OCT. 23.-Of Wheat all fine good qualities
were in steady demand, at the rates paid last week ; inferior
samples rather lower. Oats in moderate supply, without
much alteration in value. Fine old Beans fully as dear ; new
are in less demand than last week. Melting Barley slow
sale, at former prima • grinding fully as dear. Wheat, new,
18s. to 21s. ; fin, , 225: to 245. ; old, 18s. to 21s. ; fine, 225.
to 23.. 6d. Blendeorn, 17s. to 20s. ; fine, 21s. Rye,
to 161. ; fine, 17s. Beans, 18e. to 19s. ; fine, 20s. ; old,
20s. to 21s. • fine, 235. Peas, grey, 17s. ; white, 164. ; fine,
18s. per the's* bushels. Oats, new, 22a to 24e. ; fine, 26e.
to 265. ; old, 26.. to 265. ; fine, 275. to 355. Barley, 33a. to
365. ; fine =thing, 365. to 375. 6d. per qr.
HUMMED, Oct. 23.-A moderate quantity of Wheat;
Wetb red did not rimed Ob. qr. Malang and grind-
ing Barley scarce, end eoamanded full prices. In Beans,
POW, and Oats no alteration in value.
HUNTINGDON, Oct. 23.-The price of Wheat was fully
2s. per qr. lower than last week, and the buyers confined
themselves to the purchase of the bed samples. Barley was
ls. per qr. lower, bat no difference was made in the prime
of other kinds of spring Corn.

LIIICSSTER, Oct. 23.—A small corn market. Wheat and
Barley both declined Is. to 2s. per qr. Oats and Beans re-
mained about the same so last week.

MALTON, Oct. 23.—The supply of Wheat and Oats rather
small, but plentiful of Barley. Wheat in good demand at
lc to 2a. per qr. ler money. Barley rather lower. Oats Id.
per at. I neer. New Wheat, white, 68s. to 66e. per 40 atone;
red, 545. to 60.. ; old white, 58s. to 645. ; old red, 525. to
58s. Barley, 325. to 365, per 32 stone. New Oats, lid, to
114 d. per stone ; old, 124 d. to 14a.
PRESTON', Oct. 23.—We were rather better supplied with
English Wheat than last week, but it met a very limited de-
mand at • decline of about le. per windle, and Irish was
less sought after, though offering at a similar abatement,
equal to 3d. per bushel. Flour is taken very sparingly at our
quotations. Prime malting Barley would meet a fair de-
mand. Beans in request, and the turn higher. The Oat
trade is excessively flat, at a reduction of 2d. per bushel, and
I Oatmeal is pressed on the market at a decline of 2s. per load,
without leading to any sales worth notice. In other articles
I no change.

RICHMOND (YORE§111111), Oct. 23.—A tolerable supply
of grain. Wheat sold from is. to Bs. oat., 3s. to 4s. Barley,
4s. to ss. Beans, 6s. to 6s. 9d. per bushel.

SHREWSBCRY, Oct. 23.-The market well attended, but
little doing. and the trade closed dull, as follows : Wheat,
51. 10d. to 7s. 7d. Barley, 4s. Bd. to 4s. 11d. Oats, 3s. 6d.
to dr. 4d. per imp. bush.
STETNING, Oct. 25.-There was but little business done
in Wheat, farmers asking too high prices. Other grain met
a tolerably tree sale. Wheat, white, old, 131. to 131. 10s. ;
new, 121. to 121. 101.; red, o!d, 121. to 121. 10s.; new, ill.
to 111. 10$. Barley, 325. to 365. Oats, 211. to 235. Beans,
42a. to 445. Peas, 40s.

SWINDON, Oct. 25.—A Urge show of fine Wheat: some
very splendid sold at 565. per qr. ; good red at 525. ; fair,
50s. ; common, 48a. Barley was also plentiful ; prices down
2s. to 3s. per qr., the highest price this day being Me. ;
lowest, 30.. Oats equal to the demand; prices as last week.
Beans quite as dear. A good demand for boiling Peas, at
an advance of Is. per qr.

YARMOUTH, Oct. 23.—A very short supply of all grain.
For this time of the year the trade for Wheat was exceed-
iegly dull, but not lower prices than those on Wednesday.
Barley is rather lower; the demand is very limited at pre-
Rat. The buyers seem to to holding off, expecting good
atippli,e after seed time; and the depression in the money
affairs of the kingdom has a very inactive influence on the
trade generally.

Noawica, Ott. 23.—kt this day's mark ee the show
Seats, Short-Horns, and other store c ttle was great ; the
attendance of buyers being good, an immense dal of busi-
ness was transacted, at pnecs fully equal to those obtained
at St. Faith's. Fat Begets scarce and dear. at As 3d. to
Bs. 6d. per stone of 141155. The peas were badly filled, keep-
ing Sheep and Lambe fully supported late rates. Fat Sheep,
At 6d. to 95. per atone, and all sold. In store Pigs and fat
Pork no alteration worth wrice.

EDE ELL SHEET AND CATTLE OCTOBER TRTAT.—There
wan a large supply of Sheep and Cattle at this market. Prices
were much lower than the sellers anticipated ; and the over-
stock on the ground made the purchaser' shy in making
bargain'. Black-fared %Vedder' brought from 17/. to 254
per score, according to weight and quality ; the late' being
about 2s. per bead under the sellers' expectations. Ewes
were equally dull of sale ; the prices ranging from 81. to 15/.
per wore. There was a large number of crow-bred Sheep
on the Muir; but the rates for those were not higher than
the black-faced, all things taken into account. Fat Sheep
brought from sd. to 61c1. per lb., to sink the offabi; but
there were few of this sort on the ground. One-half of the
Sheep on offer did not find purchasers. There was rather
more animation in the Cattle market; but the rates were
much lower than at some of the recent fairs in the neigh-
bourhood • and a large number of small beasts were driven
away unsold.

ELGIN OCTOBER MARRET.—Very few fat cattle were
shown. Prices were below last market, two-year olds rang-
ing from 81. to 101., and year-olds from 61. to 61., according
to quality. A large number of Sheep were in market, and
a pretty good demand, prices ranging from 16s. to 18s.

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fiAILLIITOVN FAlL—There was an average supply of
young cattle for feeding and wintering, with • few fat
Yyloss, for all of which the demand was good. Two-years-old
ranged from 91. to 151. 101., according to quality, and 8t irks
from 61. to 81. 15s. Fat brought 74. per it., sinking offal.
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KIRRIBMVIIt CULLOW M•IIKET.—The show of Sheep
was much larger than ever remembered, there being from
80,000 to 100,000. By 12 o'clock the best lots were all
picked up, at rates varying from 255. to 28e., but the se-
condary kinds of Sheep were a very bad market to the
sellers, and a very great number of them were left over un-
sold. The show of Cattle was, however, smaller than might
have been expected, and prices much the same as last mar-
ket, little or no decline. Good three-year-old Stota, of which
there were few in the market, sold briskly, at from 141. to
• 171. • tweersar-obis, 101. to 12L
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Locasaata M&IIKIT.—Then was a very large supply of
all kinds of stock. particularly Sheep, for all kinds of which
there wu very little demand. A considerable number went
off unsold. What did meet with purchasers went off at prices
below what could have been had for the same stock at the
September show. Black Cattle, of which there wu a large
supply of all kinds, met with a very dull sale. The market
was coNsidered by all parties a very bad'one. Never was so
much stock seen on the bill at this market.

For l'esterday's Markets see last paps.

SHIPPING.
MAILS Aiturrin.—Dublia, 3.; Waterford, 2; Denaghadee,
1; French, 1; Flanders, I.
LONDON, Oct. 26. Wind this day at noon, S.S.W.,
light breeze and foggy.
On MAILOATE, Oct. 21.—Dane, Boston.
DEAL, Oct. 2.5. W.S.W. to N.W.—Arrived : Chance,
Madras; Courier, West Indies; Switzerland, New York;
Pearl, St. John's, N. 8., and sailed for Hull ; Britannia,
Quebec; Zealous, Montreal. Sailed most of the outward-
bound. Arrived from the river and sailed . Lady Peel,
Port Phillip; Cheater, New Orleans: Taker, Bermuda;
Warrior, Bombay; Nantucket, New York.
Orr DUNGENESS, Ott. 20.—Christian, Rio Janeiro, for
Copenhagen.
DROGHEDA, Oct. 24.—W.N.W., fresh.—Arrived War-
rior, St. Johns, N.B.

COWES. Oa. 25. —W.N.W.—Arrived Charlotte, Bahia;
Minerva Hannah, and saihd for Bremen ; Mereeditas,
Havann;h, and sailed for Bremen. . _

SUNDERLAND, Oct. W.—Arrived:Westmoreland,
Queb c. _ _ _ _ _

-BOrirtmdrrox, Oct. 25.—Arrived: Corsair, Prince Ed-
ward's Island

Bastrot, Oct 2S.—W.N.W.—Arrived: Henry, New •
Orleans.

GLOUCESTER, Oct. 25.—W.—Lesmabagow, St. John's,
N.B. ; Sterling, and Falcon, Quebec.
SWANSEA, Oct. 25.—N.—Arrived : James Holmes, Richi-
bunt° ; Derwent, Quebec.
iiimroan,Oct. 2.s.—N.N.W.—Arrived Pembroke Castle,
Quebec, (or Pembroke.
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YAILMOUTH, Ott. 24.—The Sovereign, of Whitby, got en
the Cockle Sand this morning, but is expected off next flood.
Kt aims LOT, Oet. 22.—The Chieftain, from Davis's Straits,
arrived here, reports the Regalia, 29th ult., 1 fish, 33 tuns;
Princess Charlotte, 21st ult., 5 fish, 58 tuns; Resolution,
30th ult., 2 fish, 33 tuns..
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