The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-25 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL er MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET ti CITY IN'T'ELLIGENCE.
Half-past ate.—There in nothing passing in the
City this morning in the shape of news, and the
transactions at the Stock Exchange are accordingly
limited. Consols began at 861 to for the account,
from which they advanced to 861 to 4, but have since
receded to 864 to 1, which is per cent. below the
closing value yesterday.
Parties who have been operating for the rise seem
to be deterred from an extension of their purchases
by the doubts expressed, on the part of many, as to
the effect that may be produced by the intelligence
from China, when it comes to be made known, the
little that has already transpired being of a character
to lead to unfavourable conclusions.
Satisfaction has been expressed at the announce-
ment made of the recovery by Messrs. Rogers and
Co., the bankers, of the large amount of property
stolen from them some years ago, less the sum of
about I,BOW. It was, it appears, restored by the
thievi s through the Parcels Delivery Company.
Two o'Cloek.—The letters by the Indian mail are
not yet in the hands of the merchants.
Consols are now 854 to 6 for money, and 864 to
for account ; Exchequer Bills, ss. to Bs. premium.
The quotations for the foreign stocks are nominal
only, there being nothing whatever doing in them.
Five per Cent. Spanish, 191 to 20; Three per Cent.,
284 to 9. Belgian, 89 to 91. Brazilian, 81 to 3.
Buenos Ayres, 35 to 8. Danish, 82 to 4. Mexican,
181 to 191. Portuguese, 23 to 5.
ENGLISH 'MODS.
Bank Ronk, .but 31per Ct. Conn Ac. 861
3 per Ct. Red. Anne., abut 13 per Costa, abut
3 par Ct. Cons. Ann.., 8644azze,
Per
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3 per Ct. Aural= Bomb, 94 6 1 per Cost.D &ma
BnnSa Oda I% 19
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VociN"".:l a: Bdw. B 3 6 B
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G vrueoli, :mem Arre4:0132.14., 36 8 3 par Iris MIL, 106 8
D1N.11=111.19168.3,
cottic:nvq°,..dier.Br.2l-3 3841. feLDstweed 11.14 Ul4
he hid. 361/4, 1
• 3 per CL MA 84 6
24 per et. Dutch MA. 631 4 2per OL Yamada 01., 38
t, 4 per Ct. Cert. Paten, 851 61 Venonnia Deferred Bde.. 11

RAILWAYS.—There was very little done in the
F.nglieb share market to-day,and prices were without
any change of importance. French shares hardly
maintain the late advance.

SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO foundDAY IN LONDON.
(Yesterday's prices will heoun in Mat page).
Amt.., Nutt.. Boa, &E. ln., 11 Lon. & N.Western, 160 1
Bir. and Oxford in., 204 4 Do. Ctrs., L. & 8., 231
Bin, Wale., and Dudley, 13 Do. New, 101 1
Bon, Stam., and 14 r.. 34 Do. 404. she M. and 8., 611
Caledonian. 294 4 Do. 101. eh., Wand B. (C), 51
Cheater and Holyhead, 111 London & S. Western, 581
E. Counties, 171 1 Do. New 501. sh., 314
Do. York Extenden, Si 1 Midland, 1134
Do. Northern & Eastern, 521 Mid. 491. eh., 434
East Lincolnshire, 101 Do. Blr. and Derby, 88
Exeter, Yeovil, & Dorches., 11 Do. COIL Bristol sad Bum. 6
Gt. Northern, 11 i per Cent.o2ol
Do. London & York Ex., 11 Neweedle & Bend*, 311 1
Great 8. & Western (Ireland), 28 Do. New, 71 i
Great N. of England, 2281 IN. British, 24 4
Do. New, 30/., 671 Do. Qrs., 5
Gt. Western, 103 Do. Thirds, 11
Do. Ilalvers 60 North Staffordshire, 91 9
Do. QUAIINS, 171; Oxf., Wore., and Wale., 121 131
Do. Fifths, 24 Read, Guild., & Reigate, 8 71
Do. New, 111., 84 Shrews. & Be. (Class B), 11
Lane. & finite Thirds, 124 8. E. and Dover, 311 2
Lane. and York. M. & L., 671 Do. do. No. 1,, 13
Do. Halves, 40 Do. do. No. 3', 101 10
Do. Quarters 141 Do. do. No. 4„ 41
Do.Vifths., 81 York & Newesatle, 341
Yorkpmlanietkikindl Pref., 12i
Do.Skteentlis, 61
Dm 'Mid., Bed, 34 4
Dm W. B. Union, li d Beidigns & elledoeh 131
Leas a Bradford, 884 I Dale ilmakik, 2,1
Lorded diMardwaL MI N. of Pam* Mg 1
Loa, 1111116 & & C., 46 51 Orland blemdmed, Ili
MA alb iper Cl., late Croy- Paris mil =1.41
Parls sad 2l 3
Mast= Mat., 11 lel Toms and Mates,
LIVERPOOL BALES, Plenum 24.
Mk. Zas., Gisallire In., 3} 1 Midland Mg. di., 431
Me (1090111114. & Birk., 34.1 Do. Bahr, ILI
1 Ommilikja R. Easters & DO'fir, in
G. gars nma, 211 Do. No. 4, li
limn la Teat. (late M. & L. York,
B. New), 91 Newer., k Diewlek (N.
ri
immrsi girth Warm, 1504 Leads and Ithlrsk, 141
Irma& cue.. A,4} N. fitalb*lMllY, 14
ikunke d,
k une. cps., No.l S Chester New, 9-16 d
nm.l per Ct.), 1
113 sand 2
Manche.. & dorithsnipten, li d
MANCHEITFER SALES, Seminal 34.
=lime, _
_is ChadJonc. 31 3 d Manch., abed., & Lincoln. Fret,
irmalMs4lieM. 12 d I 1-16 p
Mines Clamaks. 17 Manch. and South., 14 d
Vbillalgilkyrsasfakili w.I.N d N. Stalßiedahlre, 11 4 p
la& mall. Walla 3L smd B. B. E. & Dover, No. 4, 14 d
KAN*? York. Nevem., & Berwick Ex.,
No. 2,;41 P
ilk Sernanrot IL
N. Stalkedshire, 33a. 9d.
Shrew. end Union, arm. (21 Ael), 21 d
Shropehire
8. btaffordehire, 33.1. el. d

us. a zr. w•Zte7ZloiTtii --
Do. Qrs. NEW, 8 p
8. L sod Dora.. hie
Nth., k Stour Valley, d
Derby., illaSords., sad Wore., d

LEEDS SALES
E. Laneaddre Qa.,l7a. d
Do. Nan, Sid
W. Riding Un„ 34a. d
E. Ooeurtira York Ea., 90s. d
Leicester and Bedford, So d
Lana it York. Plltha, 11.11.3 d. p

Stemma U.
New Thirska, I 1 d
Mart, Sheff.,•Lie. Pref., Is. ed. p
N. Britt& 713irds, fia. Gs. Bd. p
Gt. Northern, 41.3 a. Gd. d
North Western, 73a. d
Newe. & her. New, 24 21.111.3 d. p
13arreantaa 24.
( N. British Thirds, If

York, Newe., and ic7,7041i;11"
(lase New Berwiek..), 71

Emiirian
Caledonian, 4n

]b. Yew, 37. 36a.
Dundee & Northern In., 30,.
Dundee & Perth Qrs., 631.
F. Lath tan Central, 30e.
Palln. & Gilman... 52
Ear. & Newp. New, Reg., 21.
GLASGOW SALE
Dundee & Perth tire.. SI 51.
Glaa. Nil, & Ayr New Stoat
411. 12a. Gd.

EB, Ehorreirsus 23.
Gt. Northern, 71a. 6d.
N. British Quarters, 961. 6d.
Do. New Qro. Bc., I. 3d.
Do. Thirds Seg., 113 s. 27a.
&trews. & Cha. per Cl. Guar.
(101. sh.), 395. 6d. 395.
3, Iherrsorsia
Itas.ll/4800th., 13a. 13e. 6d.
North BLCorda 9
Smell& Welland Jo., 171. 12s. 6d.

PRODUCE.—LI VERPOOL, Sept. 24.—Sugar : A good
demand, particularly for strong redskin descriptions, and
the salsa et B. P. are 1050 hhds., at precious prices. In
Bengal 2,000 bbegt have been sold at firmer rates. Foreign :
The market mndonms quiet, and to died sales rather lower
prices slut bs submitted to ; the mammas's' are 2110 seam
and 500 hew and barrels Brazil, 25 bozos Ismorousk, sad 00
hhds. 170 NTIM Porto Rice.—Molames solos sm $lO
auks, Az., Psalm Bias at 21s, arm Barbados' st SOL ed. pm
cwt., Wag a osnosseiste of 6tl. per ewt. tram Um ostanno
rates al km weak.—CoOke : The market is ea wrist,
and the tabs of the week are limited to SO therm J
60 bap
_Mbar maim Ceylon, 60 boruteathverasa=
bops lbw& at die Ceylon, has
Ws pei deuree, bah by tha ileil-111111he
at tag predate* orn. lee ether Wale ad"Plub=
lie market is quiet, Yid as Muumetions badtaL—
: 280. 9d. to 141. ed. pee ewt—Nitrat• of Bah:
.
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Awrwzap, S..pt. 23.-Coffee: Brazil has met with some
inquiry, and about 4,200 bags were disposed of at 201 c. to
221 c., for ordinary to good ordinary. St. Domingo is rather
lower ; 1,200 bags real ordinary sold it 220. Java is fiat,
and offering.-Cotton : Holders seem to be disposed to
realise, and prices are, in consequence, rather lower. 550
bales Georgia, middling to good middling, have been done
at 40e. to 411 e. 100 bales Madras, at 27c.-Rice : Our stock
of Carolina is nearly exhausted. The demand for this sort
has been very active at improving prices. 190 tierces sold at
1716. to 18411. Notwithstanding the large supplies of East
I odia ,pr ices are well supported. We quote3dadrius,lo3. to 1018.
Bengal, 1111. to 128. ; Carga, W.-Sugar : The market con-
tinues very firm, bat *wing to holders offering little for sale,
transactions since our last report are confined to about 1,600
boxes yellow Havanaah, at 176. to 18111; and 1,100 boxes
damaged Havannah, at 15111. to 1616. A small parcel of
Pernambuco bluscovadors found a buyer at a prico which has
not traaspired.-Hides : The demand has been limited;
3,600 Rio Grande sold at 261 c. to 30c. ; 2.000 River Plate,
274 e. to 401 c. The result of the Franctort Leather fair has
been unfsvourable.-Whate-Oil has met with an improved
demand; 170 hectolitres were taken at 23f.; holders are
I now asking 29f.
HAMBURG, Sept. 21.-Coffee: Triussaetions have been
I important. 10,600 bags Brazil sold at 3 5-16 s. to lii. for real
ordinary, and 3 7.165. to 9.165. for good ordinary. 3,000
bags La Ouayra, at 31s. to ss. ; 800 bags Dorninvo, at 311. to
9-16 s. ; and 600 bags Havannah, at 3s. to 31a-Cotton : The
market is quiet, and no salsa to report -Sugar : Business
has been less animated. The sales during the last ten
days have been very extensive, which has reduced our stock
materially. 700 boxes brown and yellow Havannah
found buyers, at 174 m. to 201 m. ; and 200 baskets
yellow Batavia, at 184 m. per 1001 b. - Tobacco : 2,000
serous St. Domingo found buyers, at 81. to 10s. ; 600
Brazil, 21 s. to 31s. ; 30 Porto Rico, 51.
packages.pr,izte °mai:et ;ind2llo rocs St. Mdaszo,, :
i4ls. to
40 tnkll iseler
speatles art egiitebt; itos iodides vs fa demand;
2,000 Bahia, sold at 415.; 709 to, 20. ; 700 West UAW
345.-Itlee : 300 barrels Caroline were taken, at 1510. to
17ra.; and 1,600 bags East India, 10m. to 121 m. per 1001 b.

TALLOW.—The market very firm, at yesterday's
quotations.
Hum., Sept. 24.—Tallow bag been freely talicu by the
trade at 47.. to 475. 3d. for first sort P.Y.C.

Ltvaarool., Sept. 24.—The 'ales have been about 630
maks, at 47a. to 48a. for P.Y .C., the market closing very
firm at the latter price.

FLAX.—According to &deices from Riga to the
10th instant. Flax remained without alteration. The new '
crop is alleged to be good in quality, and more than an
average in quantity, but no supplies of it were expected for a
fortnight. the new crop of Hemp Seed in the interior is
also said to promise well. At the above date, the quantity
on the market was more than adequate to the demand, bat
it was hoped that purchasers would appear before the close
of the navigation.

CORN.—EXETER, Sept. 24.—Our Corn to-day
has been very largely attended, and more Wheat offering,
but in consequence of the millers not being willing to
submit to Bs. there was lees business done than would other.
wise hare been the ease ; 7s. 6d. to 7s. 9.1. was paid for
Wheat to-day. We note no alteration in the price of
Barley ; although some farmers complain of they ield; 3s. 9d.
to 4e. was the ruling price. Oats were more plentiful in offer,
at 2s. 6d. to 2i. 91. per qr.
- •

Hum., Sept. 24..:The grain market is not so firm as in the I
beginning of the week, and, to effect sales of Wheat, rather
law prices would hare to be taken. In Russian Outs a good
business has been doing at 12d. to 121 d. per stone, and very
few are now to be had under the latter figure. Grinding
Barley has been sold freely at 12d. per stone, but very little
now remains. Rye Meal continues free of sale, and the best
quality commands 81. per ton. The arrivals of Linseed this
week amount to 8,140 qrs., comprising 2,350 qrs. from Tagan-
rog, 1,6,10 qrs. from Berdianska, 2,000 qrs. from Petersburg,
1,600 qrs. from Archangel, 506 qrs. from Riga, and 68 bags
from Hamburg. These supplies being principally on crushers'
account, the market has been again only scantily supplied ;
and the demand continuing brisk, the parcels which were
offered have been readily taken at well-supported rates. We
quota Black Sea, 48s. to 48s. 6d.; fine Petersburg, 475. to
47a. 61., down to 425. for inferior; Archangel, 45e. to 461.
per fir. No Rapeseed offering. Linseed Cakes have been
in brisk demand; and Hull-made have found buyers from
111. to 111. ss. per too for present delivery, and also for the
next mix months. Rape Cakes being scarce, have been sold
at 61. 10s. per ten. Peruvian Guano commands a good sale
at 91. 10s. per ton. Fine Patagonian, and similar quality, is
inquired for. Egyptian pigeon manure is worth 71. ss. per
ton. Foreign Imports into Hull daring this week : Linseed,
8,140 qrs.; Itspeseed, 74; Wheat, 1,014; Oats, 4,947;
Beans, 1,835; Peas, 305. Rye Meal, 107 bags. Oilseed
Cakes, 100 tons.
Liscome Sept. 24.-We bad a large show of Wheat to-
day, at a decline of sa. per qr. Red, 50s. to 55a. ; white,
545. to 595. Barley 2s. lower, 30s. to 335. Outs, new, la.
lower, 19s. to 221. Beans, old, 525. to 5.55.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 24.-During the last, and part of the
present week, we experienced a succession of high gales of
wind and very heavy showers ; bat, with a fow trivial ex-
ceptions,
the corn harvest in this district was previously
secured, and in the uerthern parts of the United Kingdom
a large portion is reported to have been saved in excellent
condition. The rains appear to have fallen beneficially upon
the turnips and pastures, and the weather being now fine
will enable the farmers to bring the land into proper tillage
for the reception of the seed. With their attention thus
occupied, the supplies of new grain from the neighbouring
growers have hitherto been late ; but an the deliveries will
shortly increase, and the late importations of Flour, from
which the dealers have freely supplied their wants for some
time past, appear to be of too great magnitude for the recent
advance to be supported upon even a temporary cessation of
demand, the prices of this article as well as of Wheat are
again ratl.•er giving way; the demand for Indian Corn, has,
however, still kept up, and several more cargoes, tooth
in store and afloat, have found buyers within the past two
days. The arrivals of grain and Flour from abroad since
Tuesday are limited, compared with the large importations
noted in our last ; and beyond a few small parcels of Wheat,
we have still little of anything to name, either coastwise or
from Ireland. Upon a more slender attendance of country
buyers at this day's market than of late, and our local millers
generally disinclined to purchase, the transactions in Wheat
were very limited in amount, notwithstanding all descrip-
tions of foreign were offered at a decline of 3d., and English
as well as Irish, new, 4d. to 6d. per 701 b. under the rates of
Tuesday. Flour also was taken much less freely than here-
tofore, and receded in value Is. to 2s. per barrel. Barley
sod Malt, being in slow request, barely sustained our lest
quotations. Beane were the turn cheaper, and P•ss.re-
mained unvaried. Oats, coVinuing to come forward vary
sparingly, were in good delhand, fully supporting former
prices; new Oatmeal, on the contrary, receded Is. per load,
whilst in old feeding qualities no change was apparent. La-
than Corn, although not quite so lively a sale as before,
was in fair demand on the full terms last noted;
and Corn Meal steadily maintained its previous vain..
British: Wheat, per 701h5., English, red, new, Be. ed.
to Be. 9(1. ; old, Bs. W. to Bs. 10d. ; white, new, Bs. 6d.
to 9s. ; old, Its. 16d. to 9s. 4d.; Irish, red, new,
Bs. to 13e. 6d.; old, 7e. 6d. to Bs. Barley, Scotch
and Irish, per 601 b., old, 3s. 9.1. to 4s. Malt,
English, per qr., pole, old, 62,. to 66e. Oats, English
end Scotch, per 451 b., old, 34. 10d. to 4s. 2d.; Welsh,
old, 3s. 9d. to 3s. 11d.; Irish, fine sorts, new, 3s. 6d. to 34,9 d.;
old, 3e. 10d. to 4s. ; general, old, 3s. 91. to 311. 11d. Beane,
Mogligh, per quarter, old, 52e. to 565. ; Scotch and
bill per 480 lb., old, 48s. to 625. Peas, English, per
gamier, white, 435. to 413 e. do. and Irish, grey. 40s.
to 42a. Flour, per 280 lb., English and Irish, fine, 445. to
465. ; superfine, 4-ss. to 47e.; extra, 475. to 48s. Oatmeal, per
load of 240 lb., Irish, 1847, 345. to 343 e. • old, 255. to 275. ;
Canadian, old. 255. to 265. Bran, per 24 fb., Is. 24. to Is. 4d.
Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, red, 7s. 3d. to
7s. 9d. ; white, 71. 9d. to Ss. 3d.; United States, red,
7e. 94. to Bs. 3d. ; white, Bs. 4d. to Bs. 9d. ; Dantaic. mixed
and red, 70. 6d. to Bs. ; high mixed, Bs. 9d. to
9s. 3d. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 7s. 10d. to
Bs. 3d. ; white, Bs. 41. to Bs. 6d. ; Riga and Peters-
burg, red, 7s. to is. 4d. • Archangel, 6s. 10d. to 7..;
Odessa, common, red, 6a. lOd. to 7s. ; Polish, 7s. 2d. to
7s. 6d. ; French, Spanish. and Italian, red, 7s. to 7s. 4d.;
white, 75. 3d. to 7s. 81 • Bennet and Msrianopoli, red,
6e. 10d. to 7s. 4d.; Egyptian, 4s. 9d. to 5e.; Medi-
terranean, &c., hard, red, be. 9d. to 6e. Rye,
per qr., Baltic &c., 335. to 365. Barley, per 601 b.,
4s. to 4e. 3d. Oats, per 4516., 30. 9d. to 4s. 2d. Beans,
per quarter, European, 51e. to 54e. ; Egyptian, per 4801 b.,
32a. to 331. Peas, per qr., Baltic, &c., white, 40s. to 425. ;
Canadian, 335. to 38s. Indian Corn, per 4801 b., 335. to 365.;
Indian Meal, per barrel of 1961 b.. 15s. to 16e. Flour, per
barrel of 1961 b. Canadian. sweet, 275. to 245. 6d.; United
States, sweet, 28$. to 295. 6d. United States and Canadian,
sour, 235. to 245. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn,
from the 21st Sept. to the 23th Sept.,ncluaive : Wheat,
3,999 on. ,• Barley, 51; Oats, 6,736; Beans, 1,400; Indian
Corn, 6,685 ; Indian Corn Meal, 771 barrels ; Oatmeal, 714
sacks ; Flour, 9,667 barrels.
RIPON, Sept. 23.-We had a good supply of grain at this
day's market, and a fair proportion of business transacted.
Wheat dull at last week's prices. Oats ls. per qr. less. Beans
steady. Little done in Barley, and prices nominal. Wheat,
white, per bushel, 61. 6d. to Bs. 6d. ; red, 6e. to 7a. 6d. Beans,
7s. to Bs. Barley, per qr., 365. to 378. Oats, 265. to 34r.
Sourusurroit, Sept 24.-The trade ruled very dull
to-day, the millers being unwilling to make purchases un-
less at a reduction in price, to which holders were not in-
clined to accede ; consequently the transactions were unim-
portant, and prices remained nominally this same as last week.
UXBRIDGE, Sept 23.-We had a good supply of Wheat,
to-day, the demand for which was tolerable, at an advance of
4s. tea. per qr. Wheat, per load of 5 qrs., 131. to 161. 103.
Beans, per qr., 38.. to 50s. Peas, 425. to 455. Barley, 325.
to 365. Oats, 225. to 324. Rye, 38e. to 40s. Tares, per
bushel, Bs. 6d. to 9s. ed. Flour, per sack, white, 501.; house-
holds, 46e. ; seconds, 40s.
WREEPIELD, Sept. 24.-Our arrivals of Wheat inereass,
and, in addition to what is reported, WINO is a good show
from vessels near at had The eels for tats article I daft,
and we reduce our potations 3a. to 4.. isr new, sad' 24. to
3e. par qr. for old, the
same rates as last week. Oats and Weft as ban No

YEOVIL, Sept 24.—The show of Wheat WI) much larger
than of late, and business was brisk at advanced rates. Nines
were as follows Wheat, per bushel, 6s. 6d. to 7e. 6,1. Barley,
Per qr., 365. 365. Oats, 21e. to 36a. Beans, per each, 225. to
32a. Vetches, per Mole!, 7s. to So. Flour, per sack, 401.
to 445.
D txxxic, Sept. 16.—Hitherto the supplies of Wheat have
not been worth mentioning. We think it not improbable
that prices may come down to about 40.. but this depends
entirely upon the weight of supplies, which hardly will reach
us before the latter part of next month.
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GENOA, Sept. 16.—Very little doing in our grain market,
where nothing but a small retail sale is going on. Some
forced sales, however, of Indian Corn here taken place for
account of bankrupt estates, which bavo fetched very low
prices.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. Two o'Cloth.—
Mama. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that
the market cont•nues the same.
New Mid K. Renew U. 10 to 61.12 Tewellng Keno p. cwt. 31. 31 Y.O
New Weald of Kent& 4 4to 6 e Yowling Kumar: 3 oto 4 0
' New Suwon . oto 4 le OM an* ,e 3 11.1314
Ketir:—The 141 wir4i a» pith I.teholt lose jewel
=Diadems telt* Berk by bett.tbhiletil vats, me
the prim void do yottlpee. Ptikrag los Wee
bees slightly inetermsted by der mho. IF•ebehmiia ear last
a declension of duty. It has new receded to 170,0091.
General aocounta speak of great activity hating been used
in the picking, but that the late tempestuous weather has
caused eo much havoc as to reduce the duty some 20,0001. or
1 25,0001.—Kentish Observer.

LEWES, Sept. 21.—We had about 200 pockets of new
Hops for sale, the demand for which was very limited ;
price, 78s. to 84s. ; choice, 88e. As a largo portion of the
Hops will be brown and light, I expect prime samples with
colour will bring present if not higher rates.

HAY.—SMITIIPIELD, Two o'Cloek.—Alessre. Cooper
and Davis, Has and Straw Salesmen, report prices as follows :
prime Meadow M. to rt. I Bowen to —a. I
(straw.. rt. to 31..
tact....... Ws. to 64.. Clover tolooa.

CATTLE, &0.-EXETER, Sept. 24.-There was a
large supply driven in, bat not equal to last week's. The
best Beef was worth 10s. to 10s. 6d. per score; inferior, 9s.
to 9s. 6d. The complaints of the scarcity of grass are
general, and ail kinds of keeping stock arc consequently a
drug. Steers were sold about 151. each ; barreners, ss. to
ss. 6d. per wore •, Cows sad Calves, 81. to 151. each ; year-
lings, 51. to 51. ss. ; butchers' Calves' 54d. to 64d. per lb. A
large supply of Sheep and Lambs, both fat and keeping
stock ; best fat Wethcrs, 6.1. to Gid. ; Ewes, 54.1. to 6d. per
; keeping, 30s. to 425. each. Pigs were not so plentiful
as last Week, but last week's prices were hardly maintained.
N ewe %ZILE, Sept. 21.-We bed a larger supply of stock
than for some time past, which was of very indifferent qua-
lity. Good Steers, and the better qualities of other kiwis of
Cattle, were in active request; hie, the number being large,
the middling qualities met with slow sale, yet a rod clear-
ance was effected. A good supply of Steep and Lambs, of
indifferent quality. All kinds met with a decided improve-
ment, both in demand and price, and all sold. A small
supply of Pigs sold at high prices. Beasts. GM. to 7s. 3d. per
stone. Sheep, 61 to Is. 6d. per head above 7d. ; Lambs,
6d. to 7d. per lb., sinking the offal. Number shown Fat
Beasts, 554; keeping do., 47; Sheep and Lents, 5,126;
Swine, 134.
WHERWELL (Hasrre) SHEEP Feist, &pt. 24.-There
were 40,000 Sheep penned this day, nine-tenths of them of
the pure Hampshire South Downs. A considerable number
was purchased by the commission dealers from the vicinity
of London, as breeding flocks. The best Ewes were sold at
from 38s. to 425. each ,• moderate pens, 363. • inferior, 30s. to
32e. Some fine stock ewe and wcther Lambs made good
prices ; the best from 325. to 345. each ; second quality, 28s.
to 304. ; moderate, 245. to 265. Finest Down Withers, 45e.
to 4135. each ; some very good ones, 425. to 441. • other quali-
ties, 365. to 40a. The quantity of floe Down Rams exceeded
fact year's show, the size and symmetry never excelled;
those two yens old fetched from i/. to 151. each ; coming
one year old ram Lambs, 31. to 51. There were some fine
pens of fat Wethers, which sold at from 7.1. to 70. per lb.;
fat Ewes, 7d.
Denus, Sept. 23.-The Cattle and Sheep market was i.
large one, such as uniformly precedes the Ballinadoe Octo-
ber fairs. The range of prices differed exceedingly on Beef,
being teem 41d. to lid. per lb., sinking the offal ; or, in other
words, 375. 441. to 555. per cwt. Sheep, of which there was
an unusually large number, sold heavily, at from sd. to
61d. per lb., being a reduction of 2s. a-head on inferior kinds
from the previous markets.
EDINBEIREH, Sept. 22.-The fat Cattle market to-day
numbered more than the number produced last week. A
great many of them were in bad condition, and these
declined in value, only the very superior animals bringing
previous rates. The quotations were : top, 94. ; current,
Bs. to Bs. 6d. ; and infenor, 7s. 6d. to Bs. 6d. per Dutch stone.
Some of the inferior lota remained unsold. Of Sheep and
Lambs inferior animals were dull of sale at a decline in
price, and only the beet samples realised former rates. The
' quotations for Mutton were: top, 61,d. ,• current, 541 to
6d.; and inferior, 4d. to 4id. per lb. Lambs were dull of
sale, and declined full la per head. Top, 19s. ; current,
12e. to 15s. ; inferior, Is. to 10s. Black-faced, ss. to 12s. per
head.
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Dctenuas, Sept. 22.—We cannot lay we had a brisk
market. Numbers and kinds: 1,800 Highlanders, generally
3 year olds, 400 Galloway., 30 abort borne, 60 of a mixed
breed, 70 Ayrshire cows and queys, and 50 Galloway.; total,
2,410. Prises ruled a (good deal by the last Falkirk market,
fair 3 year old Highlanders, averaging front 71. 154. to
81. 10s., and Galloway. 81. 10s. to 9/. ; indeed there were
few lots in the market brought a higher figure.
GLASGOW, Sept. 20.—The supply of Cattle this morning
was much inferior in point both of number and quality to
any that has been seen at this market for a long time past.
Pricts, notwithstanding, remained much the same as last
day, owing to the want of animation in the demand. Best
Beef, per cwt., 60.. ; second quality, 58s. ; cow and ordinary,
63t. There was • large supply ot Sheep, mostly of good
quality--blnekrfaced wetbers, '2os. to 32a bd. ; ewes, 14s. to
225. Lambs scarce—prices from Ce. to 14s.

COVENT OARDEN.—This/Iforning.—Vegetablee
and fruit continue plentiful. English Pines arc abundant;
foreign ones ere nearly over. Grapes are plentiful. Peaehee,
especially melting ones, are scarce. Plums are sufficient for
the demand, and Pears and Apples are abundant. Oranges
are scarce, end fetch good priors. Nuts are sufficient for the
demand. Filberts fetch from 3d. to lld. per pound. Foreign
Walnuts sre plentiful, and a trifle cheaper. Lemons are
scarce. Of Vegetables, Broccoli is sufficient fir the demand.
. Peas are all but over. Carrots are good; but Turnips are
indifferent. French Beans are scarcer. Potatoes are a
trifle dearer. Lettuces and other salading are ►bundant.
Mushrooms axe dearer. Cut Flowers consist of Heaths,
Pelargoniums, Gardenias, Al amanda cathartica, Fuchsias,
Moss, and other Roses.

FRUITS.
11.. Apple, per lb, 24 Is te ls Apples. t1,c14 ,per bat)/ .19 id (0 is 6d
Grope., hotlease, per lb.. I. 44 to is, Onuses, per dos, Is co Se
Punnet, per lb ,1e
klekess, BoillA, Is se es leek per 100, es co Ka
Lemons, per des., Is to be
Muck, per stos., Ss to 111 per 100, 106 so Zee
Figs, per dos., Is se es laressels, per peck, le
reads, per eas., Ss so la Slues Almonds, per lb , ts to 3.
leech, tees, per Me, Ss to 4s Wahms, per beak., I4e se 10s
NMI., per paete.l.. Mt to as Nagedtaroekoa, per baso.,lol 40 113.
Usasseet, per sleet, ee le Ili Falb... pet 10010. ,NsSe Xs
Peers, per kW sleet. Is 64 se Os Mull, pee k 4.14.116 10 oil
Apple, dessert, see kekk-, 3* b 3.
plat be

Cabbsoes, per dd., Y to t. 14
Ores., per dos bunch , Is 64 to la
Caulttooers, pereos., 34 toils
beacon, ter Mk, 114 to is
'resat Sesaa, loaow kt-ste, to Po Id
loam[,, pet Idoieve, Id to Id
Paestum, per too, Ir. to lies
elm Is tole
Weikel. 21 84 t 3.
-
Lase', per boo, 3. 184
Tormlps, per &r., fs win
Ned boss, pot dos, Is to ID
Korn itosholk, per boodle, Is to is
Costoobers, wit, 84 to Is
leek., per eloz. Is to Ds
Gerry• pot boodle, 94 to 1544
Oarroto, pet botch, 44 to 114
oat's., per dos , Pa to lo
nye, per dos, Is to Ss
per rf. Moto, Ss to Jo
Shallots, per lb, Si Co 84
Guile, per lb, 64 to Is

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Opelika, per .ley, Is Id N h
Pets, per Mere, 4s to 44
.vu
table er ke.. Sato 44
Vegetable mr, sub, 44 to
Lettuce, Cab., par more. 64 to le
ue, per mere, PI to le 44.
Molise, per or le
Teetatoes, per half Meer, es to k
°Peril., per IMO, es te
Radishes, per lea. beak, St to Is
aerate. pe, dos ads., us le
Mastroome, per portke, le to is
Small Salads. P.O pukka, 26 to 34
reaaM, per beech, tdN 7d
Savory, per Numb, id NM
Thyme, pm beach, Id
Maker-rem, kr u.O brea,44 to 6d
Parsley, per balfsleve, la la Is Pi
Moors, per beadle, Ism lead
Mkt green, per beach, bite Id
Marjoram, per beech, ad to 44

For Yesterday's Larked as lag pap.

SHIPPING.

Mews) Anntren. Dublin, 3; Waterford, 2; Dona •
ghadee, 1; French, 1; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, Sept. 25.—Wino thin day at noon S.W., light
pleasant breeze and fine clear weather.
RAMSOLTE, Sept. 23. W.N.W. Sailed Standard,
Trinidad ; Corfu, St. John's, Newfoundland.
DEAL, Sept. 24.—W.N.5. to N.N.E.—Sailed: Dawn,
Rio Janeiro; Rokeby, Brant; New Express, Ceylon;
Royal Archers, Adelaide, S.A.; Carmar, Havannah ; and
the rest of the outward.hound, except Sir Thomas Gresham,
Alpha, and Auriga.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 24.—W. to N.N.B.—Arrired Bien-
brim (l!•), Quebec. Sailed: Margaret Evans, New
York ; Vernon, Cape and Madras.
BRISTOL, Sept. 24.—N.W.—Irrived Eclipse, Labrador ;
Monmouth, Cuba,
GLOUCESTER, Sept. 23.—A/rived : Chieftain, and Wand-
stock, St. John's. N.B. got off
HoLennan, 23.—The
shore at Portlier. amd kneed •
Mamas Sap. TM
shwa la 24 ItokSeis7, .otho , G de,
nal= ' •
idled tic .
Mann, IL-4ailal:
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40.
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