The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-22 00:00:00

WIPPRCII, Oct. 20 —The supply of train of all kinds I•.r.s
Increa.ed during the week. Both the quality and condition of the
Wheat fall from off fro previous sup; lies. The best millers' tem-
ples fetch tart week's prices, whilst all ate t•-e ate dui., and le. per qr.
cheaper. Oats a trifle dearer. Beans as before. Wheat, IShitt. 41s.
to 415.; extra, 435.• red, 365. to 415.; extra, 4 per qr. Oats, old,
9d. to 9ld. per stone; new, 4d. to 9d. Beam, Ws. to 325. per qr.
WOuCESTER. Oct. 20 —There was a rive supply of
Wheat at market today, which found buyers at fully the rates of this
day siennight. B aley unaltered. Oats rather lower. Beans bead
for rather more money, and Peas were Is. per qr. dearer.
YORK. Oct. 20.—Our mnrket to-dav is hen, for all grain
is god condition at last week's priors, but inferior qualities are diffi-
cult to quit, unless at • reduction is price. tt beat, white, din.
per Imp. qr. • red, 495. to 425. Barley, malting, 245. to 26e.; grind-
ing, 225. Deana, tiOa. to 3G.. Malt, 36.. to 25.. Oats, Gd. to 9d.
per stone of ltitn. Moor, SOL to Us. per sack of 0101bs.
Duntax, Oct 19.—We bad a liberal supply of grain '0
this day's market. On the opening of business more money wa asked
'or Wheat, and in many batsmen 6d. per bu-hel advance was realised,
but towards the eictse tales were made at the rates of Tuesday. Oats
and Barley. Indian Corn, Flour. end Oatmeal maintain the pr,vious
currency. Wheat, white, per Mins , 19s. to lie.; red, 16a. to its. Gd.
Oats, per 196th.., gs. to 61. 9d. Barley, per 2241tw., Os to 145, Gd.
Berta Is, Gd. to Ps. 9d. Indian Corn, per 4901b....6. to 30s. Oatmeal,
16s. to Ila. Pd. per cwt. new, moods, 12a. 6d. to 13a. Gd. per cwt.

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BELFAST, Oct. 18.—We have still favourable weather fir
gleaning the late districts, raising potatoes, and preparing the Wheat
lands for sowing, all of which operation@ are going cn with epirit.
The PMato crop dots not, however, improve as the OWOI3 ad. &noes,
end aa It is brought under Inspection In the protein of raising. Every
mean. is now adopted townsmen the tab ted portico of the crop, saw ell
as to preserve the pert still free Item disease. We have rather small
deliveries of grain this week. Wheat,—So far the qualityandoenditlon
17= ly is not satisfactory, though a portico Is of vet y fine quality;
the pries has advanced about 3d. per cwt.., whilst other sorts
cell freely, at former prices. Vlour, of fine quality, lain fan demand,
whilst verse is neglected and lower in price. Barley in good de-
mand, at full prices for grlndiug qualities, and at as advance of 3d.
for other sorts Oats are a free sale, at an advance of 2d. to 3d. Oat-
meal has advanced sisee this day week from ed. to lOd. per cwt., and
is In good demand. Indian Corn eels In retail at about last seek's
prices, and where more is asked it stop sales. Yellow, Li. 12a. 6d. to
61. 17s. hi.; white, 3s more per ton.

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CORK. Oct. 19 —We have no new feature in the trade,
which, with somewhat more firmness in some descriptions of grain.
bin pretty much the condition reported last week. We have tau but
few arrivals or foreign gram during the week. The supply of thst of
hosse-growtb, however, continues sbaudan- the receipts for the
week amounting to: Wk-at, 3,183 turrets, &ilea to 2,a. per barrel ;
Bailee, 9,316, at7a. to 1 la. ed.; Outs 14,1 0, at 6e. 9d. to 9s. 4d. The
oon.iitian of the Wheat coming in has improved, and the value of the
article baa adv.need to the caeca of Gd. per lairrel. The prepared
m.rket 1. mere :linty quiet, and we have very It:te bu.iness passing
ei,her in home or foreign ; still ho'4l,rs are firm. Garay,
which comes to hand in great qunitity, is the turn ch• apt r,
except for prime malting samples,' which are WNW and in
demand. Ice prepared barley we have no business to rake.
Oats continue to meet a ready sale, at rather improving
prices. WWI sales of the prepared article hare been made at no 6d.
per barrel, free on heard, which we may quote the currant vales. We
continue to experience a ety oonsarapire demand for fiesta made
Flour of approved branch. Owns qualities also stilt find a ready sale.
The consumption of bread, owing perhaps to the det riursted condi-
tie of potatoes, has decidedly increased, se that we may look for a
more steady trade In the article than that szparienced of Lite. The
trade In Indian Cora continues to he of the mast restricted character.
Holders, however, are firm and we cannot alter our quotations of la 4
week, namely, 61. 10a. to et 159. per toa. Indian Meal meets very
little inquiry. Wheat, red, 19s. per 90 atone. Barley, 10a. per 13
stone. Oats, is. M. per 14 atone.

LIMERICK, Oct. 20. -The weather for the week has been
variable, fine, and mild, with some clovers ai d f oats at night.
Farmers arc bualy engaged in digging and pitting Pulatace, but the
appearance of disease is more apparent; the markets al crowded
daily, and st ed. to 41d. per stone of 1:41). Large supplies of
all grain for the reek ; prime keep very firm at our quotations. Fire
Wheat far milling. looked fur, end rather higher In price. Otte
Roo ready buyer+, although the supplies are large. Barley In brisk
demand for grinding, and is scarce. The demand for Indian Corn
soatinum good on speculation, but the pale for Meal is merely retail.
Wheat, white, 134.. to 14d.; red, lid. to 13d. Oats, Id. to lid.
Barley, 7d. to Sd. per stone. Galata Indian Dana a • Ihrail,
61. 13a.; Spaniel', 61. 13a. ,• American, yellow, 61. lla. Indian Meal,
71. 10s. White Meal, 121. 10s. Oatmeal, M. 10s. per tun. Irish
Flour, 325. per bag. American Flour, Ms. per brL
Warattroaw, Oct. 20.-Our supplies of pais this week
from farmers hays been mall, and from abroad there is only nee
=KO of Maize reported. Prices at moot articles have improv. cl, and
Wheat must be quoted dearer by 64. to Is., and Oats by 4d. to 6d. per
barrel than on last Saturday. Barley without cheese :a value, and In '
very limit, d supply. Indian Corn hag sold very slowly, at an advance
of id. to 6d. per barrel; whits Core, from its scarcity. is nearly as dear
as yellow. Flour commands ready sale, at the prices of last arch.
Ondried: Wheat, mill, per 20 sume, 21s. Od. to 22a. Od.; shipping,
19s. Od. to 20+. 04. Barley, melting, per 16 st., 10s. Id. tolls. od. ; grind-
ing, Oat* 9a. Gd. Oats, white, per 14 st.,lls. 64. to 9s. 3d.; black, ea. Gd.
to es. al. Dried and foreign: Wheat, Dish mill, per 20 Plant,
22a. 6d. to 235. 6d.; shipping, 201. Oda to Oa. Od.; Polish Odersa,
221. Od. to 22a. Od.; French red, 23e. to 295.6 d. Barley, grinding, per
16 stoat, Ile. to 115. 6d. Oats, white, per 14 s:one, Va bd. to
10a. Id.; black, 9s.to ea. 3d. Flour, superfine, per sack, SOs. td. to
319. 6d.; 26.. 6d. to 275.'6d. • thirds, 21,. to 221.; fourth.,
14s. to 17s. ladlaa Corn, per 20 eat, Danube, 17s. to 17.. 64. ; Ameri-
can, yellow and red, 16a. to 16s. 94.; Spanish and Portuguese, white,
161. 6,1. to 17a.; damaged, for cattle, 6a to 135. Indian Coin Meal,
per cwt., 7s. Sd. to 71. 6d. Oatmeal, Is is 10s. Bran, per 6 stone,
2a 6,1. to 2a. 7d. Imports this wak : Indian Cern, 1,130 qrs. Ex-
puts this week Wheat, 6011 barrels; Barley, 110; Oats, 4,369; Flour,
3,922 each ; Oatmeal, 490 cots.

KIIMCLLOY Oct. 20.—The weather has been rather
boisterous during the week, and in some parts a good deal of rain fell
on Thursday. At our country markets Ibis week we had almost no
old grain of soy kind offering, end the quantity of new was bet
moderate, owing eb efly, we thk, to farmers being busily engaged is
field operations; we cannot quote any change in priors, but at late
rater Mere was • quick demand. Here to-day the supplies of all
kind. of grain were ealy moderate; we had a good many buyers% but
pewee are without throes since last market day. Wheat, old, 46s to
tie ed. per qr. ; new, 3.55. to 44% , Barley new le. to 2M. Otto,
new, lac &I. to 20s. Oatmeal, per beg ofgeolbs!,
OILLaTZ, Sept. 24.—Here there is quite a stagnation alto-
gether. Sellers cannot now obtain prior which they formerly reared.
Vesely are plentiful, and heights bow; in fret there are none offering.

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lba/at., Sept. 24.—Vers little has been eons) lately, in
eossequenoe of the bad news from the places of coos= ptlon. The
fall of Venice led mut), to hope that some rho in gram would tike
place, but they have been disappointed. We are yet without an
supply of new Wheat, note Misleading the advanced season, by which
it is doubtful whether a great number of vowels will not have to
winter here, for our prem. stock is not sufficient to load the number
no where and those that are coming. Wheat In sut, 1,1.00 kilos.
Indian Coro, 20,000. Barley, 1,000. Indian Corn sold last week,
a. from 105 piss, to It 6/ Oas. the kilo. Freights to England, 66.
to SW Id. per qr.

CATTLE, ile.—Eriern FIELD, Two &Clock W. have
an noti.u.ll large supily of Beasts, and a great qoportiou are of
areor.d.rata y
quality. The very choicest despiptlous are cot
abundant, theme sonseutrently find purebamra, but 3e. lad. is
an extreme quo alien. Of inkria kinds a large numbs, re.
Main unsold, sad very low piers were taken to 'hose that
are sold. The number of Bbeep is alto large, and the
low prices at the dead market cane. a very limited demand hire.
Some of the chime it downs have made 45., but the instances are rare;
long-woolled :Map are selling at very low rates. (Ives are not so
*atrial as of late, but so kw are wanted that pie a are no butter.
Trode is very bad foe From Germany and Holland there are
1,2 4 Demme, 3,03 t Sheep, 64 Calves, and 36 Pip; Leicester and
bur. hampton, 2,400 Ilmeta ; and Lincolnshire, 300.
rv, vie.. el cube a e.... 1. ear MOW st 811 m. a d. s. d.
Bead.** Herefords.. 3 6 3 10 !But noa.ellt-bda. me 0 0 0
..erg Must-hunts 2 3 6 i Rama Leacernals ........3 4 6
Ae,end yeality 901•••.. 3 8 3 0 I De. de. gibers ... 0 0 0
......... ....... 20 3 2 Swam sod mooed qiumis 2 8 2
. ......... 3 0 4 0 Do. do. Shorn . 0 0 0
Be., h Dalf-tav 4. 3 8 4 0
and
.1* .. 0 0 0
tes-ns otartet.6,2B4 Sheen aoul Lambe. 25,200 ; Wass, 20 ;
Mr. 321.

PARTIART FAIR. Oct. 17.—At this fair there was a brisk
demand for all kinds of stock at increased priors. There was a send
sup ly of Sheep. Lambs sold readily at 20a. to ISn, and thearling
Wethers at 32 . to 23a very good 38s. Fmk Miters were quick
sale at good prices, sad Be Beams want off freely at Iw ed. to 64.
ple Moos.

LOr. gorIDO age FA:a —The October fair of Derry was
held on Wedne.d.y last The show of Horses was but small, and the
quatty rather inferior The average prices may he quoted at from
St. to Irk, and th,orgh bat few changed hauls, strong serviceable.
looking animal. were in good demon°. In the eatUe market there
was • very large show of every description of Beast., eat prime
Beef vrbieh was extremely scares The average price of s cep
pringers
and Ili eb Cows from 51. to Si., some of a superior quality brought
rot. More Heifers and Bullocks in good demand and at luw prices,
but ladders seemed Boner than heretofore. Fat Sheep brought from
to 45.., analog the offal. Pat Pigs, 355. to &is. Blip. In dull
demand, and suckers, according to quality, at 7..6d. to 10s. each. On
the whole, • good deal of business was transacted.
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ST FAITHS FAlR.—This greet and annual fair tors
place on Wedneeday Int. The show of Scotch carder we., generally
epeaking, good in quality, but not se full of cc wiltion, nor the num-
b-re as grew, by tar, so in former years. The weather was remark-
ably fine, and keep very plentiful, which caused a goad sale, and
although the buyers were not numerous, a great many were sold.
The beet Soots feteind ts. 6rt.; but the more general Ague was at Ss.
per stone of las. estimated weight when fat.
Mum OF ORD MARKET, Oct. 17.—The lath of UN is.
pretest markets for the reason at the Mob of Ord was hail to.day.
At Oaks market the fanners generally provide theme :Yee with cattle
for winter keeping, and the attendance of farmers Iran Moray and
Aberdeen shires waa considerable. The shlw of crones was not
large, but the quality was considered good. There were only one or
two lets of Caithness cattle exhibited. The shortness of the supply,
combined with the favour in which cattle of sunnier breeds are now
more than ever held, occasioned a brisk tom ethics for the shorthorns
end crones exhibited, and briars the sight set In not a lot of this
deacriptirn was Lift nneeld, at pekes coneldered from Stle. to ant.
better tone at last market. Perksppss the latter figure is on the
whole the mast correct. Of Hlghlandna there was • very large show
bat thoush the stock was in g.K.dreodition, this ekes of animal. at-
tracted little attention, and scarcely =Writhed prwbus value. There
wereonly one or two late of Lewis cattle exhibitad, and a nortion of
these had been purchased at the September market. Should a limited
number afresh lots of crams appear tawny°, Highlander* may
then command elightly better prima. Tempted' apparently by the
prior obtained at Falkirk, there was a very large show of Sheep,
oun.siget which were a large nantlizr of back.fared lots. This part of
the market, however, was comparatively neglicted, one rearm being
the prime asked, which those who proposed purchasiog considered far
too high. The show of Bores was as usual, miserable ; and prices
cannot be quoted.

P za FAIR —At this fair, bald on the 15th jest
there ern much about ths usual supply of Cheviot ewes and weddera.
For ewes there arm a siow &mend, and a great part left umold
Paces were from 170 to 20a 6d. There was a fair demand for
wee:Nets and most y all were disposed of. Three-yrar-old +adders
brought from Us. to 28s; two.year-old, from las. to 24a ; one lot was
sold at Ma There wm a small show of half-bred Ithelsoats, white
sold at f.om as. to 27a.

WooLan Fitl.o —At this fair, on the 17th inst., there woks
about the mull supply of Sheep. For Sheep to lay on to turnips
tbrre was a good demand. and prime were from la. to 2s. up from
Pannymulr We ea Monday last. bred Dismonts brought from 30s.
to 38a.; half-bred, 275. Od. to 285.; balf.tired ewen Hu to 275.; Che-
viot old wedders, 23e. to 214.; young Cheviot. 2 a. to 275.; Cheviot
ewe-, lin. to 10.. dad.; a few of the latte- left unsold. There was
a large supply of cattle, for which there was a fair demand, at prices
sinnisr to recent markets. Two-year-old cattle, for feeding, brought
from litf. to 13/.; for wtoter.ng, from Si. to 81. High-yaw-olds, from
41. 10s. to 71. 10s.

BREAD.—Ocr. 20.—The prices of wheaten bread in
the metropolis are from aid. to 7d. ; of hovashold. ditto, 34. to Cd.
err albs. lost.

POULTRY, 4a.—Nrwom AIM LiAniorsArs, Ocr. 20.
Geese, is 6d t .7dt (AI ; fowls Ss. Od. to 36.0 d. &Sakes; la. 9d.
to •L.. capons &a.. d. to Mk 6d. ; docks. ?s. Od. tots 6d. ; pigeons.
id. to 64.; bares. Is 6d to is. Id.; rabbits, Id to la. bd. ; posts.
:std. to ba ; par.tidges, la. 6d. Is Ls 9d. sash. its& battier. Ga.
to les. per dons lb.

FISH —l3ttutro sssss , OCr. 20.—Tarboto, 2.. 6i. to 74. ;
441The4 &L to I, d. pr lb.; brink, 6d. to Is 60.; sod, It to k.;
alotours 2d. to ; lobsters, Is. to Is. 6d.; task, 4d. to 26. each;
mks, 6d. to 28 per pair ; ads, Id. to 16d.per Ih. ; large had locks, td.
to s.: mash ditto, Id. to N.; ditto olltd, Si to IL sae& ; crispedsa te, Id. to 4d.: rturgeoa,N ; preys', Ss. to 2s. N. Mimi dltt,
Id to id. r lb. : shrimps, Is. to Is. ppeerr pL ; blowers, It to It id.;
frock berriop, 10d. tot', per dot; Id. to Is. ; breams, 441. to
.61 ; 11. to lid; thondamka to Is. ; mullets, &L to 'd
ese ; smelts, N. to It per &a. ; comma opisrs, It to 126.; &oteh
&volt. It to IS.. sad brat attires. 41s. Ma per bushel. ; carp,
Mke, I k to 36. tech; Sooldsre, la. to is. prot dozen ;
sets bd. to 6,1. per pa:k. •