The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-10 00:00:00

MAIM-LANE-THIS PAY.

There was no alteration in the value of English Wheat
this morning. Tho few parcels at market sold slowly, at
about Monday's quotations; a retail sale was experienced
for foreign at late rates.
Flour was unchanged in value.
Barley and Beans moved off slowly, and Monday's
prices were supported with difficulty.
The arrivals of Oats during the week have been but mo-
derate, and sales were practicable at full prices ; but it was
not possible to establish any advance upon either old or new
Corn.
There were no sales reported this morning of floating
cargoes of Wheat to the Continent ; the paucity of offers,
and the high pretensions of holders, interfered with
business.

----AI4IDrALS INTO LONDON FROM 6th OCT. to 10th OCT:
Whet. Eng I
Hob. Scotch. Irish. Foreign.
IMO 3740
Barley 2060
Oats 4O I boo
I 1220 I 7150
Flour. WI sacks; barrels. Malt. 1,210.
Lounox Arsoaora.—Wheat, SW. GO. ; Barley. 211 s. 7d.; Oats,
14s. (AL; Rye, 275. 7d.; Beans, 275. &I.; Peal, 2Ys. id.
IMPI4MIAL AVZhAtins.

„
Wheat. Harleys Oats. I Rye. 1 &env Pam
,
Aug. 30 ... ... .394 Id 23e 10d 20. Sd 26. 04 304 71'1264 Ed
G ... ... 1388 9d 264 14'201 1d'294 25 30, 25s lid
Sept. 13 ... ... 38. 3d 26. 144 0., 5d'254 Od 28a 9d Oa 8d
20 ... ... 37. 80 254 7418 e 4d:2ee 2428 e e 4138, 24
21 ... ... 36. 74 5.1. 04 lee 04 23. 44 284 84214 Od
Oct. 4 ... ... 354 7d 23. Id 17. 641246 24 27a 10d 274 14
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i weeks' Ags. Aver. 1.37. 84 23, 7d 19. 24 234 7d 29. 15 Vs Id
Dorf.—Wkweat, Barley. Oata, Rye, teens. mad Pea.. la.

Prim llla 3Y,
SY
313 9-=,
313 3
37 8
36 7
33 7

6. Sept. 13. Sept 111. ttept. 27. Oet. 4.

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT.
Eden Main, 161. Gd.; Walls End Haswell, 17s. Gd.;
Walls End Hatton, 17s. Gd.; Walls End Lambton, 17s. tel. ;
Walls End Stewart's, 17s. 6d.-230 ships at market.

BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market for
all choice Hops is very active, at improving prices. The
demand, also, for second quality is firm. Letters lately re-
ceived from the contiaent state that the crop of Hops there
is less by two-thirds of an average crop ; consequently, large
quantities of both new and old Hops are daily being ex-
ported from this codntry, which must have a tendency to
increase prices. Present prices:—Mid and East Keats,
from 81. Bs. to 121. 12s. ; Weald of Keats, 61. 10s. to 7!. 10s. ;
Sussex, Si. to 71. ; Farnhams, 8/. Bs. to 121. 12a.—Duty,
115,0001.

SMITHFIELD MAItKET.—THIS DAY.
The number of Beasts is large, but the majority consists
of inferior kinds. Several of them wets left over from
Monday last, and many are yet unsold. For the small
amount of business that is done, prices range about the
same as on Monday. We have a fair average quantity
of Sheep; trade is cheerful for them, at late rates.
Good Calves are scarce and rather dearer ; indeed, all kinds
meet with a more ready sale. From Germany and Holland
there are 649 Beasts, 1,420 sheep, and 125 Calves ; from the
home counties we have 126 ankh Cows.
Per stow of Ma ad. s. Par goof of Eata ad. cf.
Be.; pests. Ilaratozda.. 3 2 3 •:.
4 1 Beat Dm. a llf..bdt. 8 0 0 0
Bart Shoet.hona —.3 U 3 3 Hat Loos-wools 3 3 8
Elwood quality Daaida. 20 3 8 Da. do. Mora 0 0 0
Oaltia . . 310 3101 Ewa wed mood quanta 3 3 4
Pies— 34 4 0 Do. do. /Dom 0 0 0
Has: Dos. 81.7 itadadela 310 4 0 Lambe_ . ... 0 0 0
Beast+ at market. 1,2 d; Sheep and &Wad:S:6lo ; Oalvas, 236 ;
Plat. 430.

A BLIND YOUTH being observed yesterday at the
Exhibition, accompanied by his mother, she wu asked the
reason of her son's visit, when he could not see, and skink(
that, though totally blind, he had been anxious to coractel
ascertain if the sound was such as he had imagined kt3bik....3. iv
and that he had found it as he had anticipated. •
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