The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-20 00:00:00

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I white, per barrel of 14st., 12s. od. to 135.; black, Ils. 6d.
Indian Corn per ton, white, 81. ss. to 81. 10. ; JcCow, 71.
to G. 59. ; radisn Corn M. al, white, 91. to 91. ss. ;
yellow, 91. Flour, per cot., firsts. IFts. to 205.; seconds,
16s. ; households, 13s. :to 15a ; thirds. 10s. Bran, per
ton, 4/ fis to 41. 10s. flour, per barrel, United States, 31s. ;
Barrel Indian Cern, 16s.

LIMEHICIL, Sept. 18.—Ocr market thi. morning was well
supplied with Wheat, of a very fine quality and in good con-
dition, w h:ch was quickly cieared off at= advance of Sid. to
Id. per stone. Oats also in good demand, at an advance of
id. to Id. per stone. The demand fur Indian COl7l hu in-
errand, and prices advanced 103. to 20s. per ton. American
Flour dull of sale ; no change in price. Wheat, white, per
stone, 1151 d. to 17d. ; red, 13d. to Isd. Oats, hid. to 81d.
Indian Corn, per ton, 01. Indian Meal, 9!. 10s. ; per barrel,
18s. Barley, per stone, 9.1. American Flour, per barrel,
32",

NEWRY, Sept. 17.-The improvement in prices formerly
noticed °outlaws, with some trifling exceptions, and in some
articles the rates last quoted are exceeded. At yesterday's
market white Wheat sold at 10s. to 10s. 13d. per cwt. ; sad
red, 101. to 101. 3d. Oats, of which there was rather a large
quantity forward, brought 10d. to 101 d. per none; and Bar-
ley, ss. 6d. to 6s. per cwt. Flour may be quoted without
alteration from the prices given in our last at all the mills,
the medium rate being 20s. per cwt. for tint; second, lfis.
third, 12s. ; and fourth, 10s. ; being the reported
prices at the Templegowran Mills. Oatmeal, ma.
chine-manufnetured, remains at 13s. to 13s. Gd., and, in
a few cases, it is held for 141. Country-manufacture is no-
minally 125.; but there in extremely little coming forward,
and we were not able, yesterday, to obtain any report of
sales. There is no new yet coming forward, on account of
the scarcity of water to set the country mills a-going. In-
dian Corn Meal, which had advanced to 101. per cwt., has
again receded, and the price is now 9s. Gd. for both descrip-
tions of white and yellow; barrels sell at I7s. 6d. each.
American Flour is held firmer, and prices are reported at
28s. to 31s. per barrel. The market for all kinds of bread-
stuff, is firm, but the business doing is not large.
WATEIFOIW,Sept. 18.-Our supplies of home-grown pro-
duce have been moderate, and all kindaof grain met an active
demand at improving prices. At this morning's market the
show of Wisest was liberal, but small of Oats and Barley.
Wheat commands an advance of fully 25.; Oats, 6d. ; and
Barley 3d. per barrel over the prices of Saturday Met. The
consumption of Indian Corn is again on the increase, and
large quantities have been sold at the extreme rates of this
day ft. tonight. Flour still in limited supply, and Is. per
nark dearer. Indian Meal, owing to the scarcity of
mill-power, is taken freely atom improvement of Is. per sack.
Wheat, millers' Irish, per 20 atone, 30s. to 31s. ; shipping,
27e. to 28e.; foreign. 301. to 31s. Barley, malting, per 16
stone, 15,. Gd. to 16s. ; grinding, 13s. 6d. to 14s. Oats,
white, per 1I none, 13s. to 14s. 6d. ; black, 12s. 3d. to
12s. 6d. Indian Corn, Danube, per 20 stone, 21s. to 225.;
American, red and yellow, 20s. to 21s. ; Spanish and Por-
tuguese, 20s. to 20,. 6d. ; white, 19s. to '2os.; damaged, for
cattle, 15s. to 171. Flour, superfine, per sack, 465. to 4es. ;
seconds, 40a. to 425.; thirds, 265. to 305.; fourths,
22a. to 25a. American, per barrel, 301. to 31s. Oatmeal,
per cwt., 14s. to 15s. Indian Corn Meal, per cwt, 9s. 3d.
to 91. 9d. Rye Meal, per cwt., 7s. to Bs. Bran, per
841 be., 41. to 41. 6d. Imports this week, excluaive of ar-
rivals at Row Indian Corn, 9,202 qrs. ; Indian Meal, 72
barrels; Flour, 318 barrels and 31 sacks.

WOOL—LONDON.—Our market remains flat ; the
state of the money market, and the recent heavy failures
operate unfavourably in the manufacturing districts, sad con-
sequently every one is buying very sparingly, and only from
absolute want; still we have no alteration in prices, the
Rocks of cloth and Wool being very low.
BRADFORD, Sept.l6. —There is no alteration either in de•
mend or price for combing Wool. The tapers are unable
to replace their stocks at lower rates, and therefore hold for
prices more firmly, and the spinnen with present prospects
only purchase for immediate consumption. There being lees
produce in clothing Wools, these are in good request.
LEICIDSTEII.—WooIs continue in fair demand, a ithout
alteration in price.

LEEDS, Sept. 17.—Transactions in foreign Wools have
been on a very moderate scale during the past week, prices
being stationary. In English we cannot notice any alters-
tion since our last report ; the late failures have, if possible,
induced a greater degree of caution on the part of buyers.
LITEIIPOOL, Sept. 18.—The continued pressure 011 the
money market, with the daily advice of large and alarming
failures in London, prevents anything like business in the
market ; and, until there be a return of confidence, people
will rather hold their Wool than sell on a credit, however
short. Foreign imports, 793 ; previously, 47,190 • total,
47,983. Scotch, 279 begs ; previously, 8,92.5 ; total, 9,204.
WAIIIIIIOITISH, Sept. 18.—The clothiers from Trowbridge,
Frome, &c. are offering in th,s neighbourhood 124. to 121 d.
per lb. for best down Teg and Lamb's Wool ; Ild. to Illd.
for second quality ; interior, 104. to bold. ; coarse, 9d.
to Sid. per lb.

CATTLE, &c. SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.
We have again a very large supply of Beasts as to numbers,
bet' a considerable deficiency as to weight and. quality. The
best descriptions are readily disposed of at advanced prices.
Inferior qualities are a heavy sale, at about late rates.
From Holland and Germany we have about 7.10; Lei-
cester and Northampton, 2,100, Lincolnshire, 900, and
the remainder from various pars of the country. The
number of Sheep is considerably less, still there is a
good supply ; trade is brisk, but at very little more money—
say about 2d. per Bibs. in the very best kinds. There are
several Calves on offer; they do not meet a ready tale, and
prices are rather lower. From Holland and Germany we
have 3,250 Sheep end 177 Calves. Pigs are selling quite as
thus.

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I Per Neeoiloba a. a.. 6. d. Per done of BDa e. d. s. d.
lea Moak Hareforda.. 4 6 4 • Dot Dec 6 ID. -bda. H. 0 0 0
Best Short-bores ...... 4 2 4 6 Bast Long- wools. ... • • . 4 8 5
domed quality newts— 3 Q 3 f Do. do. Shoe, ...... 0 0 0
Cellos .. . 104 Si Zweiaad second quality 4u 4
p10t..... .. ..... .. .. 40 6 4 Do. do. Shorn ...... 0 V 0
Beet Dna a Half heeds 5 2 6 6 Loge ............. . 0 0 n
' Bart, at market. 4,10, ; Shoop and Lauda, 33,600 ; Calve...3U ; PI" 310.
EiETIR, Sept. 17.—The number of Cattle at market was
unusually large, comprising fat and store stock of every de-
scription. There was some very prime Heifer Beef, which
sold at 10s. 6J. per score, the inferior sorts going from that
figure to 91. 6d. There were some rough lota, for which
tis. Gd. would be dear. The keeping s:ock were in very small
demand. The shortness of out-door keep, from the dry season,
precluded any sales being effected in this article, and the quo-
tation of ss. 6d. to 75. per score must be taken so merely
nominal. Cows and Calves were very numerous, and for
good milkers 141. to 161. was given. The small inferior
Cows, 101. to 121. The numbers of Sheep and Lambs were
unprecedentedly large. The price for prime fat Wethers
was 445. to 465., at from 20 lb. to 221 be. per quarter, or rather
under 7d. per lb. for the best Sheep and Lambs. The mar-
ket may be quoted in favour of the buyer, at the rate of
1 Id. for Gibs., and the quantity unsold seems to tend to a
lower figure.
SALFORD, Sept. 15. —We had again a lame show Of Steele,
much exceeding the demand. The Beef only realised 6d. to
61d., and Mutton. lid. to 60. per lb. A considerable quan-
tity of stock unsold.

For Solartia,Vo Market. am tart

SHIPPING.
MAILS ARRIVED. - Dublin, 7; Waterford. 5; Dona-
ghadee, 2 ; Guernsey and Jersey, 1 ; French, 2 ; Flanders, 2 ;
Hamburg, 1 ; Holland, 1.
LONDON, Sept. 20.—Wind this day at noon, W.S.W.,
fresh gales, and cloudy.
Deer., Sept. 18.—N.W.; 19th, W. to N.W., moderate.—
Arrived Offiey, South Seas ; Reaper, Ceylon: Levenside,
Bahia ; John Calvin, Demerara ; Benjamin Grive, St. Kitt's;
Emanuel, and Junior, Quebec. 19th, Foxhound, South Seas :
Zenobia, Calcutta: Richard Dart, Valparaiso ; Mary, Rio
Grande ; Helen, Montserrat; Alice, and Antoine, Jamaica ;
Courier, Wilmington ; Spartan, St. John's, New Brunswick;
Harmony, and Mermaid, Quebec: Corinthian, Quebec,
for Grimsby. Arrived from the river 18th, Britannia,
Lancaster, Van Diemen's Land; Ostrich, Calcutta;
Helen, Demerara- Argyle, St. John's N. B. 19th,
Medway, Sydney, N.S.W. ; Sir Charles Gresham, Bombay;
Triton, Monte Video ; Robert, Honduras ; Prince of Wales,
St. John's, New Brunswick; Loodirmah, St. Andrews.
Arrived from the river and sailed Success, Adelaide, S.A.;
Queen, Calcutta; Diana, Bombay; Amelia Mulholland,
Mauritius; York, Boston, St. John's. Put back: Alpha,
Quebec. Sailed The outward-hound.
BELFAST, Sept. 17.—The Mary, of &Hoe, Clyde to Rio
Janeiro' went on shore in Ballybune Bay, during a heavy
gale yesterday, but is expected off after discharging; crew
saved. The Industry, of Maryport, and the Lord Nelson,
of Dundalk, went on shore near same yesterday; crew saved.
Cowes, Sept. 19.—The Just/ids, from Bahia, very leaky,
&c., has put in here to discharge.
NEWPORT, Sept. 16.—A head-board marked " Tan
Moore," has been picked up on the sands here.
CARDIFF, Sept. 17.—The Lyde, of Sunderland, reported
yesterday as the Clyde, has been put on Penarth Beach, in a
leaky state.
ABERYSTWITH, Sept. IG.—The fishes came down the
rivers Rhydisl and Ystwith to-day, and rose them to a lyreat
bight, causing several vessels to break from their moorings.
The Ann and Mary lost bowsprit and bulwarks; the Sussex
lost bowsprit, bulwarks, and stanchion rail; the Waterloo
lost bulwarks and stanchion,.

CLYDE, Sept. 18.—N.W.—Arrived. Miranda, New York;
Gertrude, St. Stephen's, N.B. Sailed Duchess of Argyle,
Bombay; Maid of the Nile, Trinidad; Acton, New York ;
Marchioness of Douglas, Port Philip and Sydney ; Argaund,
Calcutta.
OALWAT.—SaiIed : Medina, Quebec.
FALMOUTH, Sept. 18.—W.N.W. to N.N.W., strong and
equally; 19, W.S.W.—Arrived; 18, Eliza, Rio Grande,
leaky.
LONDON, Sept. 20.—The Gipeey, Newest/a to Rouen,
sunk in the Downs this morning; crew eased.
WISTPOP.T.—The Mary Jane, Galway to Liverpool, drove
on shore near Behnullet on the 16th inst., during a heavy
gale • crew saved.
LONDONDIRRY.—The William Lindsay, Clyde to JBfie
Stephen's, N. 8., went on shore on the Fern Bearks.'iti • • 5
heavy gale, on the 16th inat., and is expected to Seems a
wreck • crew saved. The North Esk, Clyde to Stettin, pi
on sho;e at Errinahowen on the 16tk iaat., and Med ; ezew
saved. _ •

Orr FaLmorrit, Sept 17
Amiens,ll.93 Grande.
Orr Iit4ROATE, Sept. 19.—
Sege ; Allanian, New Orleans
N.B. , Sarah Fletcher, Chttbee.
Orr Drip:mazes, Sept. 19.-1
f liirtsre.
Fiegud,lSeja. 18
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MILFOILD (ILELAND), Sept. 17.
11•164, has gene oe shore on Deal
YARMOUTH, SeA 19.—The Lot
bra been towed la kffe, leaky ; and
IsLa orbe, Sept. 17.—The
tel=w, rinidad, nit on
In • sale, 15th last, and f

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pec.
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and 19. —W .N .W gq
with 740,000 dollars.
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