The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-16 00:00:00

TALLOW.—The

announcement of the failure
since recovered 3d. per cwt.,
being 465. 6d. ; October to
separate months' delivery, 461

CORN.—BARNSLET, Sept. 13.—We had a good
attendance of buyers, and, consequently, higher prices were
obtained. Wheat sold freely, at from 21s. to 235. per three
bushels. Barley and Oats at late rates.

BASINGSTOKE, Sept. 15.—A good demand for beat
samplea of both red and white Wlicau, for seed, all such
making from 20s. to 2.53. per load more money ; fir coarse
and inferior samples 2a. per qr. more money was given, yet
not much doing. Barley was offered in considerable quan-
tity, and prices ruled, therefore, as this day week. Irt Oats
but little alteration; present prices from 21a. to 27e. per qr.
Beans show a downward tendency. In white, maple, and
grey Peas no alteration. Rye, per qr., 365. to 38.5. Winter
Tares, new, per bushel, 81. to 9s. ; old, is. 6d.
Borrrote, Sept. 15.—We continue to receive small supplies
of Wheat, and buyers today had to give an advance of 4s.
per qr. from the rates of Saturday. Oats were 2s. per qr.
higher. Beans without alteration in value. Wheat, red,
50s. to 55a. ; white, 525. to 575. Oats, 16s. to 22a. ; old, 245.
Beans, 46e. to 50a., par qr. to the growers.
HALESWORTH, Sept. 14.—We had an improved show of
Wheat, and our farmers increased their pretensions higher
than the advance noted at Mark-lane. A oonsiderable
amount of business was transacted in this grain at an advance
of sr. per qr. Barley in better supply ; good parcels main-

fain oar quotations ; inferior qualities a avow sale. No wow
of other grain. Wheat, white, 48s. to 86s. per qr. ; red, 455.
to 529 : Barley, 245. to 30s. ; B Ala and Pea■, 40s. to 4,34. ;
Oats, 245. to 30e.

NEWARK, Sept. I.l.—The market here to-dav was well
aPended with farmers, and considerable sales of Wheat were
effected at an advance of Gs. per qr. on new Wheat ; old
little inquired for at the advance. New milting Barley in
Lair demand at to. per qr. advance on lut week's currency.
Oats remain unaltered. Old Beans and grinding Barley
dull sale, and little doing in them. New winter Tares were
plentiful, and readily taken off at the currency. Wheat,
new, 631ba., 575. to 60s. per quarter. Barley, new, 3:.5.
to 355., 54114. to 56Ibs. per bushel. Oats, ls. to la. IC per
stone. Beans, old, 51s. to 565. per p. of 38 stone ; Egyp-
tian, 411. to 13s. Winter Tares, 725. to 83s. per imp. p.

• • • •
NEWCASTLE, Sept. 1 I.—The weather since this day
se'nnight hes b..en favourable for harvest operations, which
are in a state of great forwardness in this district, and in a
little time will be brought to a satisfactory conclusion. At
our market this morning we had a good supply of Wheat
from the country, but the arrivals coastwise being trifling, a
durance was readily effected, at an advance of 2s. per qr.
over Saturday's rates, whilst the business done in foreign
was considerable, at an improvement of fully 3s. per qr.
Flour must be noted Is. to 2s. per sack dearer, and the
arrivals short of the requirements of the trade. In Itye so
little is stirring that our quotations may be deemed almost
nominal. Grinding Barley in good request, but for malting
descriptions there is u yet little inquiry. Beans and l'eu
unaltered. Oats rather firmer.

DUBLIN, Sept. 14 —We had a fair supply of new grain to
this day's market, which war met by a free demand. Wheat
was fully Is. per barrel higher, and other things sold readily
at the currency of Friday. The following was the general
currency for the new grain:—Wheat, red, 245. to 275. 6d.;
I white, 264. to 30s. per 280 Mc, Oats, per 1961b1., 9s. to 13a.
Barley, per 2241bs , 13m. to 161. here, per 2241b5., 10s. GI.
Ito 12s. 6d. Rapeseed, per 2241 M., 255. to 30s. Indian Corn,
per qr. of 4801 M., 255. to 345. Oatmeal, per cwt., 13s. to
16s. Sack Flour, per cwt., seconds, 18s. to 19s. ; American,
per cask, 291. to 301.
ANTWERP, Sept. 13.—The market did not present any
great activity. The price of corn was much the same as
last week, and, upon the whole, but little business war
transacted.

BAVASELS, Sept. 13.—0 n the sth and 10th ins!., nineteen
vessels, laden wholly or in part, with corn and provisimn
entered the port •r Antwerp. The importations were as
follows: Wheat, 2,322,610 kO.; Bar:ey, 1,023,500; Rye,
91,1110; Beans, 44,500 ; Flour, 65,610 ; Rice, 58,300: total,
3,605,720 kil.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. Two OTIOCA.—
Meson. rattendcn and Smith, Hop factors, report that
there is a fair supply of new flops now in the market, which
are selling pretty freely. Duty 170,0001. to 175,000/. The
prices arc as follows
New Mid& E. Roots 41.10 to U. 121 Yowling Kent.ry. cwt. 31. 3 to 41.4
New Weald of Kent., 4 4to 5 0 Yearling Strucx 3 oto 4 0
Now 50.00 . 4 oto 4 10 tikl Hole 1 oto 2 10
HANTS.—Picking about Farnham, Crondall, Alton, Odi-
ham, Froyle, Bentley, &c., is general ; some nearly finished.
The yield will not be more than one-third of last year. The
quality also inferior in most gardens; some much discoloured,
and attacked with the small red insect, which produces what
is known so the yellow rust.

lIAY.—SMITRFIELD, Two o' Clock .—Meosro. Cooper
and Darin, Hay and Straw Salesmen, report prices as follows:
Primo Meadow Ito. to 7*. I Rowell I Straw.. Vs. to Jk.
Inferior ...... Om. to Clover to,.

CATTLE, &c.—LEEDS, Sept. 15.—There was an
unnsually large supply of both Cattle and Sheep at our fair
this merniag, including a number of foreign animals ; but
which, on the average, wire in only indifferent condition.
For prime Beef and Mutton there was a fair demand, with-
out any variation in price; but animals of inferior qualities
were sold lower.

SOUTHALL, Sept. 15.—Our trade to day was deprened, in
consequence of the heavy supplies in London on Mond■y,
and prices mum be noted lower. Beef made from 2s. to
4s. Gd. ; Mutton, 3,. Bd. to 5a.: Lamb, 4s. Gd. to 51. 4d. ;
Veal, 40. to 55.; Pork, 34. 6d. to ss. p?r stone of Blbs.,
sinking the offal.

WILTON GREAT SHEEP FAIR, Sept. 13.-This, next to
Weyhill, the largest Sheep fair in England, was held on
Monday. Rather more than one hundrel and twenty
thousand Sheep were for sale. Price. as follows: Hamp-
shire Downs, with a few Sussex do., Ewes, 30s. to 40s. each;
Lambe, 245. to 324. ; Wethers, 365. to 425. Wiltshire Downs,
gentrally smaller than Hampshire, sold as follows: Ewes,
nom 28s. to 365. each ; Lambs, 22.. to 30s. ; M'ethers, 345.
to 40s. Dorset Downs Ewes, 30s. to 385. ; Lambs, 235. to
30s. ; Wethers, 355. to 40s. ; half-bred Ewes, from 30s. to
425.; Lambs, 245. to 324. • Wethen, 365. to 445. Horn
Sheep and Devon knots (large, some near lambing), Ewes:
36a. to 445. ; Lambe, 245. to 34e. ; Wethers, 395. to 455. each.
There were some pens of Sheep from Holland, rid South-
ampton, which sold at 355. to 380. per head. The pens of fat
Sheep moved off slowly ; those sold were at a decline of 51.
each ; from 6d. to 7d. per lb. the prices given. It was a very
full fair for stock Beast. Many Devon', Herefords, short-
horns, runts, Scotch, Irish, and Welsh, every kind, were to
be purchased at a reduction of from 10s. to 201. per head,
excepting best Cows and Heifers ; they alone retain their
price. Some of the finest Oxen reached from 121. to 141. per
head ; moderate, 81. to 101.: @mall, 41. to 61. Cows from
14!. to 181. each, and Heifers from 121. to 161. A consider-
able quantity was left unsold. There was a larger number
of Horses than usual ; the best, either for riding or driving,
found purchasers at high figures, some reaching from 461. to
501. • moderate, 301. to 3.51. • inferior, 121. to 20/.. The cart
Coln and heavy 3entes, tit isr fanners, railway contractors,
and others, were also in good demand, at from 30/. to 401.
each ; for young strong Colts. at 20/. to 301. ; for those six
to tea years eld, 151. to 181. Other Horses, good-shaped
Cobs, and best Ponies were sold freely at good prices, some
forest Ponies making 31. to 81. each.
WIMBOURNE FAIR, DORSET, Sept. 14.-This fair was
faller than usual, many Sheep not selling, though offered
at a reduction of 4s. to 6s. each. The best South Down
Ewes fetched from 345. to 365. each; a few superior
lots up to 40. • inferior down to 30s. Lambs,
°best, 301. to
325. each ; good, 265. ; common, 245, ; very inferior, 18s.
Six-tooth Wethers, sss. per stone ; four and two tooth do.,
4s. Bd. Good Fat Sheep and Ewes, not the best, 4s. 4d. ;
moderate larger Sheep, 4s. to 4s. 2d. Fat Lambs going out ;
the few for sale made from 6s. to 6s. Bd. per stone. A few
beast, chiefly lean stores, Heifers, and Calves, for which less
money was asked by at least 10s. to 20s. each. Pigs are
going down; the supply larger.
FALKIRK SEPTEMBER TRYST, Sept. 13.-This being
our annual tryst day for sheep, the weather fortunately
was favourable for out-door business. The number brought
forward, however, did not amount to more than one-half
the number brought forward at last September market.
The market was rather dull in the early part of the morn-
ing, holden being firm; but towards noon purchasers came
forward and business became brisk, and a lot of 1,800 white-
faced Wedders from Sutherlandshire, brought 31s. 6d. a
head ; another lot of 800 white-faced Wedders brought 30s.
Mr. Wetter', Glasgow, sold a lot of white-faced Ewes at
265. Mr. hi'Lean, from Skye, sold 600 cross Ewes at 285.,
and a lot of cross black-faced Wedders from the same place
at 235. 6d. Black-faced Ewes of en inferior quality brought
from 13s. 6d, to 14s. Gd. ; a lot of Cheviots sold tor 1!. ; a
lot of black-faced Wedders from Skye sold at 16s. ' • and a
lot of black-faced Ewes from the same island sold at 181. ; a
lot of white-faced Ewes sold at 17s. Cheviots sold from
18s. to 265., and a lot of black-faced Weddera sold for
275. 6d.

Otasootr, Sept. 13.—There was a limited supply of
Cattle and Sheep in the market to-day. Sheep were of good
quality, but Cattle were inferior. Best Beef and Tallow
sold at lls. 6d. net tron stone. Best black-faced Sheep
brought 291. ; wfide-faced, 30s. 6d. Lambs were plentiful,
but, for the most put, of inferior quality; best Lambs
brought 15s. 3d.

For Yesterday's Almada, stas lad pale.

SHIPPLNG.

MAILS ARRIVED. - Dublin, 3; Waterford, 2; Dona-
shades, 1; French, 1; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, Sept. 16.—Wind this day at noon, W.S.W.,
fresh gales and squally, but fine.
DEAL, Sept. 13.—W.S.W. to W.N.W.—ArrivedHima-
laya, Ceylon ; Cairo, Trinidad ; Sarah Birkett, Grenada ;
Glaphyra, St. Kitt's ; Thorwelden, St. Croix; Victoria,
New York; Infanta, St. John's N.B. ; Magnificent, Ri-
chibucto ; Supply, St. John's, Neivfouniland. Sailed: Alice
Mende, I'ort Philip ; Rankin, Aden.
Dovna, Sept. 1.1.—W. to N.W.—Off port: Mary, Rio
Janeiro, for Hamburg.
Cowan, Sept. 15. W., squally.—Arrived: Gluck Auf,
Havannah.

Socritamirrost, Aug. 15.—Arrived : Rost Quebec.
Ore Poacaaao, Sept. 14.—Albatross, New York, for
Amsterdam.

F►Lmoviu, Sept. 15.—W., moderate,—Arrived I'etrel
Packet, Rio Janeiro, sailed, July II ; Bahia, 24th; and Per-
nambuco, IVth. George and Charles, Matanzas. Off Port:
Jena, Cape Haytien, and sailed for Antwerp.
HOLiaa►D, Sept. 14.—W.—Arrived: Tamarac, Quebec.
Orr Saaumsuis.—Active, Dalhousie, for Amlwich.
Laxceartri, Sept. I4.—The Aurora hu been towed off the
Sunderland Bank and into dock ; she will discharge.
Balwror., Sept. freah.—Arrived: Minerva,

Gioccasren, Sept. 15. N.W.—Sailed • Vanguard,
Halifax.
SWANSEA, Sept. 15.—Arrived: Mary, St. John's, N.B. ;
Mary Dugdale, Cuba.
Dt maw, Sept. 14.—W.N.W.—Arrived • Lord Montgo-
mery, St. Lucia ; Henrietta, New York.
OFF THE START.—Sea Queen, Cuba.
Coma, Sept. 13.—N.W.—Arrived; Sailer, New York;
Verona, New York, and sailed for Liverpool; Buck*,
M'Evers, Quebec. Off port: Gipsey, Bahia; Curlew, St.
Domingo ; Mary, Cuba. 17th, May Buckman, and Hirondo,
New York.

LONDONDERRY, Sept. 11.—Sailed : Royal Saxon, Phiia•
delphia.
BELFAST, Sept. 13.—Sailed; Caithness-shire, Quebec.
14th, Arrived Philena, New York. Sailed: Joespha,
Charleston.

DROOHRDA, Sept. 11.—Anived: Tom, Quebec.
WATERFORD Sept. 14.-B.W. to N.W.—Arrived: Mar-
garet, and Alert, Quebec.
Statnaataxn, Sept. 14.—Sailed: Mary Storey, Cape of
Good Hope.
GooLa, Sept. 14.—N.W.—Sailed: Agile, Monte Video.
HULL, Sept. 16.—The Bon Accord, of this port, and the
Alfred, of Bows, wen lost in Danes' Straits on the 3rd July,
let. 76; crew saved.
YARMOUTH, Sept. 15.—The Integrity, Newport to Hall,
assisted in to-day, with considerable damage, having been in
contact off Ordfordness. The Jupiter, of Cherbourg,las gone
upon the Scroby Sands, but is expected off.