The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-11 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LivnttronL, Sept. 10.—The market boo been
grni toalay, snit wlth more cotton offering. Compart 4 with Friday's
nun price- of Anseriman undtr Std. per lb. ere f Pc' 10. dearer. "they
Mint. ..re the AM, The eel.. are ewiensts4 at 0,000 heir., 1,100 of
which were I.iken her report and 2.000 nn specutatlon..o4 inobwie
0,000 American; 103 BMus, 514. toned ; 300 fgyptian, at td. to 9d.;
I,SOO Purat; at 2f d. to 40 boa island, at M. IL Vs Is. 91.
HOPS.—Weaezemt, Sept. 9.—Where picking has
ontnroenced there are compkints that the hops are down lighter Mr
:meted, bat we Irwe the quwity will be good, If care be taken in
the *king and managing, as it Is upon Use quality that the pries
will Mit year In particular depend. Oar beat hope have fur some
years been requiring an improved repotation amongst the large
brewers, and we trust that this reason will not be an erPeption, wham
the price is likely to rule mooparatively high.

CORN.—Baluster, Sept. 10.—We had a good attend-
ance of both farmer. and millers to-day, although little business was
trammeled, In consequence of the millers holding out for • red uvion to
priors. and the farmers refusing to eubmit, and the rates of last week
were given for the small quantity which changed hands.
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Bolero:1, Sept. 10.-We have had a good show of new
weed from the farmers to-day, ineptly in excellent townie)* ; but
the Dade ruled dal, at Is. to 3s. decline. The new Oats on offer
were gesteraily woo in quality, sod merchants bought gratingly, at
tower rater. Scarcely anything doing In Beans or Peas. wheal,
red, old, 425. to 335. per qr.; whits, 39a. Oats, new, 17e. to I 9s.
CHICHESTER, Sept. 10.-We had • moderate supply of
Wheat at our market to-day, which met with a steady sale, at about
the pikes of lot west The supply of other grain Is small, for which
there I, a good coniumptio demand, at prices rather above the cur-
rency of hut market day. Wheat, 345. t 40s. Barley, Sir. to 265.
Oats, 20.. to 225. Beans, 30a. to 325. Peas, 2Vs. to 30,. Flour,
Iln per cook.
HAI/WARD'S HEATH, Sept. 10.-A fair trade to-day was
done ia Wbest. at former rates. Other sorts of grain are steady, at
late oleo. Old Wheat. 1113. to 101. 101.; red, W. to 82. his.; new
white, 101. to 104 tor.; red, 91. to 23. 10s. Barley, 245. to 265. Oats,
19s. 6d. to 21s. Bean, 27.. to 295. Peas, 265. to Ws.
HEREFORD, Sept. 10.-A good show, and in prime con-
dition, of new Wheat, offered to sample, with old rather twee. No
alteration in quotations,
NEWARK, Sept. 10.-Since this day week we have had
unuwarrupted (ale weath,r fer gathering harvest and if it continuo
anti? raturday, all the area crops will be housed In most excellent
order (Beans, Barley, and lowland Oats entered). The delivery of
new Wheat and Barky up to this period is root satisf,ctory in quan-
tity and qurll'y. Steam and horse thrashing aminoes arc going for-
ward in oil directions. On the Corn Exchange tilts day the 'apply of
new Wheat and Barley was on a liberal scale, not inure than equal
to the demand, sad last week's price, were fully supported. Little
doing in spring grain except new winter Tares.
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RUMFORD, Sept. 10.—We hail a fair quantity of Wheat
at our maiket to-day, which said at fully last week's price,. Alt other
grain very abort in supply. Wheat, 3Gs. to 4 to. Barley, 275. to 3]n;
griuding dine, 24.. to :as. Oats, las. to 33A Beans, 235. to 31s.
Peas. 21s. to 3 a. Rye, 335. to 275.
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STOCILTON-Os-TEES, Sept. 10.—The weather since this
day week ken not been of a particularly drying character, yet on the
whole favourable for gathering in the new crop. At our mirket this
morning we had a liberal Input, of Wheat; the condition of a large
proportion of the new was very indifferent; bra dry samples meta
lair sale at a decline ale to 2s. per qr. on !est week's rates, and many
samples out of condition remised over unsold. Ex old there was •
moderate demand, at tag week's currency. Grinding Barley in Wr
Prime. In other artioise there is no inane. Imports during the
past week : Barley, oasawise, 400 qrs.; Oats, foreign, 375.
DUBLIN, Sept. 9.—Then was a considerable supply of
new gram at market, and for all descriptions a fair demean, including
Rapeseed, of about the eurresieke of Eriday, bet we reduce our ex-
' t nine quotations of new Oats to 10e fid., old tats being still 11s. to
ISa. for netting, but every ether description of old grain continues
extremely dull, and with very few IliMetbel. Scarcely a tale of
India, Corn. White Wheel, new, IS.. to lie.; red, new, Ile. to
New Barley, Ile. to Ile. bd.; new Here, 9s. 3d. to 10s. Oats. new,
Is. to to.. 6d. ; old, Ile. to ISs. New Rapeseed, Ida. to Ise. per
b irreL Outmost, li. RIAD lb. 6d. Bakers' flour, Ifs. to Its. per
cwt. Wien Cons, tie. to 27.. per 4110114.

CATTLE, &C.—Catenzstza, Sept 10.—There is •
plentiful rupply of stock Ma day; the market proved dull most part
of the morning, and many Sheep remain tumid. Beef, fat and prime,
34. 2.1. to 34. ed.; lnkrior sort. Si. 6d. to 2. Bd. Southdown fat
Batton, 3a. 6d. to 3e. ed.; Inferior quality, h. Limb, fat, 34. bd. to
4. Veal, ditto, 3. 4d. to 1. fid.; fat Mrs, 34., by the stone of
111 h. Store Pigs 111. to 20. each. Buckling Cu!,.., emote, 13e.
to 16e.

LEEDS, Sept. 10.—The Cattle fair to-day has been about
an average oae. Buyers were numerous, and nearly es-v.)1111er
changed hands. Beasts (of which there were 660) sold at loom 3e. nd
to 6s. 4d. per stoat of 16104. Some foreign Cottle sold at t•. 6d. Was.
per atone. There were 3,300 Sheep and Lamb% the former Della( at
Lld. to 34d., and the latter at Sid. per lb.

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ItoNtrotto, Sept. 10.-The quantity of stock at our
market unday we. rather Mort, with nu alteration in prices from last
week. Beef. fa. to 35. 6d. Mutton, Se. 2d. to 4s. Lamb, de. to
4e. lid. Veal, Sr. to 3e. 6d. Pork. Ls. to 3e. Id.
Sot:TRALL, Sept. 10.-The supplies being short, last
week'. rtes wars well sepportol. Beef mote from is. rd. to 3s. SA.
Mutton, Is. togs. Lamb, 4to 45. ad. Veal, Ss. to 4s. Pork, Is. ed.
to 34.6 d. per atone of tilts., sinking the offal.
FALKIRL TICTST, Sept. 8.-An announcement having
been made to the effect that the old days were to be returned to at
this tryst-via, Monday for Sheep, and Tuesday sad Wolper:lay for
cattle-the greater proportion of Sheep were forth: Jed to the neigh-
bourhood of the ground on Saturday evening. It was faired. how-
ever, that In consequence of the short notice that hot been deem of
the change, and the limited circulation of the intimation, that few
it the kaglith buyers would be present on Monday. A number
of the winded dealers therefore resolved that they would
not stem their Sheep until Tumidity. In aceordance with this
resolution, sad also with the view of inducing others ro f ,Row their
thane these gentlemen issued a circular with their names at.
that ouch was their interim, and exert..ins •
hope that other dealers would abstain from bringing their Sheep to
the round until Tuesday. This advice was very generally acted upon,
sad the rinse wasthat not more than about 1,0140 Sheep were
exposed esr Wes. There being sweater number of purcharre present
than had been expected, the amen eaWy as. rally &road of at
Woes *combat in advance of those of tyear -en the average about
ba. oa Cheviot swami Is. on nether. The lollowthe is • list of
nearly all die trrometions of the day :-30 half-bred Cheviot
wethers sold at Is. sawed; • lot at ewes from Argyle-
eatalle. MO arm, Su Id.; • lot of tineryeauold
nether, Its. ; a lot of 400 two.yearmki Mend Sheep,
2.• ; a lot of Cheviot ewes, 10e. ; another lot of the same, 18e.; m-
other, 19s. ; a lot of black-fated ewes, from Perthshire, 10. fal.; Si 0
hali.bred thements, 23.., tare ; a lot °lsmail Cheviot Mrs. Ito.; 300
black-heed crock ewes, 10e., and • lot of withers, same kind, 17r.• a
lot or a5ll black-faced ewer, Al.. 611.• a lot of threryearold black.
heed nether., from Logielmoad, PCrthabire, Ma, ed.
Sept 0.-As was entreated from the dose of yesterday's market, the
show ground was occupied by both Sheep and Cat de ; sad vacheorusion
me never ern on Stenhouseutuir, and all arising; out of the divided
opinion of the driers se to whir day the market should be
held. Sheep: The show of Sheep, lads yesterday's, amounted
to shout dirty thousand. there being about forty thousend
from the west, and about .fry thousand fees other quarters. The
SllBl effected amongst the Sheep today wen • Made lower m all
kinds. A few lota moved off this morning about ten o'clock. This
was caused by the disappointment yesterday ; but after that hour the
Wes were stiff to make, and the -sake after twelve o'clock were •
shade below the prise obtained Iv the maraing. The following
are a few id the Sheep mice effeeted today; A lot of 400 crows
(vetiver) from tilengerry, at 114 e. Id.; top Cheviot adhere, 291. 6d. ;
• he of superior Cheviot ewe% 21a.; Cheviot ewes,
weird, Ma. Annan Cheviot adhere, 27..; Cheviot
244.; • top lot oe black-faced irethse, die. A lot of
bliterlieed withers, supposed to be the lowed priced, fetched 17e. per
head; • lot of Cheviot wetbers from Locharkair, 265.; a lot of
Cheviot ewes, from lavertirs. Co. ; a kit of Cheeks wettiers, 20e.;
black.feced ewe, Ils. 611. to 125. 6d. ; • lot of 1,300 more, 24a 6d. ;
aloe of 300 black-faced ewes, 10,. 6.1.• • let of black-hoed nether.
from &Aachen, Ws.; • tot of dick-heed ewes, from the rine place.
1101 M.; a kit of blade-faced wethers from Skye, Its ; s lot of holl-
ered boss, 275.54.; • lot of Cheviot ewes from entberl.ds.. ire, 16.. ed.
The demur append evidently to be for btacinfated ewes. At the
elan of the market today a large ounibe of Sheep of ell rade re-
mained mood, and there is no doubt they will requite to eland the
market on dreary. Cattle : The show of Cattle today was below
an average from the prertour year. Small cattle in tole-
rable eorlitioa, and e4.peared to be the principal kind of
stork in demand. The good-coeditreed sorts of larger tile sod
Aberdeen cattle met • fair ask, but pearly hack about Are pee cent.
from lad market. The iota of West iligintholers met • similar late.
the meth saistry nor and heifers were down in price front tan mar.
let 75. ed. to 1001 • Med, and the lower-priced Muck to proportion.
The following are • kw of therm that changed hands; A lot of two-
yrar-ced Irish alms, M.; ars • lot of the none Lind and age, 71.;
and trend lets of the same description averaging from 61. Ain to 71.
A lot of third two.therold mires, 1. his. It was allowed that
the door Cattle were erode lower than lad month. A lot of polkd
Asng Si.;r brought 12/. Gal. A lot of threryearold
bribe,. also • lot of two.yearold note from Skye, 41. 75. 6d. ;
and • of the sense kind and age SI. aa.; forty two.year.old
stolN 11.7 a M., Ma • lot of Skye two.yeareid dote, Si. Se.; • rod
lot of three yen-cid Skye heifers, 41. as.; • lot of twosold West
Highland ads, W. 17u; and the bellies of therm, k 41 75.; a
lot of three-yew-old Misdeed stow, 71. Ile. The bulk the black
cattle will ewer on the market stance to-narrow, as the trade was
generally dull for Ibis kind of stock. There was a good Mow of
coustry Cows, and the demand for; prices ran from 101.10 121. ;
, superior animate brought ee high se la In relerease to the Meer
derstandleg as to Ur proper day of 'while; the meridian meeting
was held to-day on the market Masoe which was .tumid by the mod
laluential dialer, when they wronged a ioannittcc to rake decided
arramereenta r to the bolding of future markets.- &errors.

SNIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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CASUALTIES.
Chariot.—The vessel seen on shore off the north end or
Hoglund, Aug. 21, proves to be the Chariot, Hornig, from
Newcastle to this port. She struck on a reef about a,
mile from the north end of llogland, Aug. 24, filled and:
sank. Crew saved.—Cronstadt, Sept. 2.
Commerce (British ship) was ashore on Craney Island, Aug,
27.—Liverpool, Sept. 10.
Fanny, Bristow, of and from Glasgow, arrived here July,
23, parted both anchors during a gale at N. \V., Jul 29,
and drove on shore opposite the Imhoff Battery. It is
doubtful whether she can be got afloat again, but the
greater portion of the cargo will be saved.—Cape Town,
July 31.
Lively, Ardley, of Liverpool, from Newport for the Ha.
vannah, was wrecked on the south side of this island,
Aug. 8. Part of materials and cargo saved.—St. Croix,
Aug. 16.
Nimrod, Lawson, parted her anchors during a gale at N.W.,.
July 25, drove on shore near Paarden Island, in Tablo
Bay, and has become a total wreck. The whole of her
cargo had been discharged, and the vessel was ready to
proceed to Bombay in ballast. —Cape Town, July 31.
Randolph, Dale, from Madras for this port, Cape, and
London, struck upon the reefs to the N.E. of this island,'
night of July 25, and was a total wreck before daylight;
only a small portion of cargo saved. The disaster is
ascribed to the want of a lighthouse on the coast to the
northward of Port Louis. Twenty-seven of the emi-
grants (coolies) out of 214 were drowned ; two of the
crew and a passenger (Lieut. Scott) also were drowned.
—Mauritius, June 28.
Urgent and P,versdale (British brigs), were ashore near
Wilmington, Aug. 28.—Liverpool, Sept. 10.

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