The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-07 00:00:00

very imaree. and the supplies of new have mostly found buyers en.
ship is they arrived. Heavy white eel at 275. torts. • light, 21a, to
tee. ; grey, 265. to 275.; bleak, 2.55. per 3121 tr. at Gloneeelee. TM mock at
Oloneeeter is 5,603 quarters. English beam advanced during the
month Is. to 2s. per quarter, and Egyptian 34. to U., but the high
prke at which the latter are held has made the oansumptlon leas than
us aL The hose crop In Egypt having been pretty much a failure,
In consequence of the Nils not rising to its sonstomcd ill at
very
few ere on the way to this country ; they ass taken in retail t 17e.
per 196104., at Gloucester, Englah Dew, 17s. to 16s. 6d. ; old,
18e. ed. to lea, ed., at Eireakbabam. One cargo of white peas has
wired at Gloseester, selling at 161. bd. Ito 19s. per 196114., at Bie-
-1 161fletteas. Oar steels of 1.01.‘, oori, now 21,731 quarters, have
=Wally deertemd, and we have a fair demand for ometuisptiOn at
ISe. ed. to Ile. per 18611 m, at Gloucester. Wo hear great complaint
of potatoes rotting after they here been taken out of the ground.—
(Prom Masers. Sturge's lloathly arcular.)
Braistesams Nov. 6.—At Gloucester and Worcester markets, on
the Ist, doe dry wheat firmly maintained its value, whilst secondary
qualities were rather lower. Barley sold slowly at previous rates.
Oat, ed. per quarter cheaper. Beam held for quite as much money.
Daring the present walk, we have mein had little passing In the
trade, hoWen of wheat are dim, whilst the mitten are earelem buyers.
Oarail sales of barley are reported. Oats offering at the above
decline.
Beam and pros nominally unaltered. At Wolverhampton,
yesterday, the Credo ruled doll ; but lower prices were not submitted
to. At this day's market, theft was a fair supply of wheat, and all
demiptione declined Is. to 2a, per quarter. Barley gave way 1.., and
oats el. par quarter. Beans and pea both easier today. The mglers
lowered the retail price of dour 31, 4d. per each.
Timms, Nov. 4.—We had a large evenly of wheat, the trade
was dull, the bast qualities being from Is. to 2s. per qr. lower, while
sit fakeer kinds met a very dragging tale, at lower and very inn.
ovular peke*. Barley was In fair supply, and sold at about last week's
prices, the very best qualities befog fully op to that mark-525. per
qr. we the top prier, secondary and interior qualities being la per
or. cheaper. In oats, bros, and peas no alteration. Wheat, best.
645. to 71e. per qr.; middling, SU to 645.; inferior, 41s. to 345.
Barley, $7.. to 32., Oats, to 32a.. Beane, 465. to 518. Pros, Ills.
to 32e. Flour, ins, eel. to Ms. per sack ; seconds, 455. to 49e.

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Nieces/rot. Nov. 11.—Our market this morning was only
moderately attended, sad great Inactivity prevailed throughout.
The brekomailtiused Engllah wheat declined Is., and damp p aorta
2s. to 3s. per qr. American white Mho receded fully 2d. per 70Ibe,
but red was held for previous rates. In dour there was eceroely any.
thing doing, and buyers might have supplied themselves at a reduo.
lion of Is. per stk. Oats were Id. to 2d, per 4ilbs. lower. Oatmeal
wee neglected, and moat be celled colder. No material alteration can
be noted la other oracles.

Nrwaits, Nov. s.—At our market today there was • full attend.
wee. aid a good supply of grain of all descriptions. Dry simples of
wheat realised late prices, but damp OLCS could scarcely be turned
Into mosey. The following are the present quotations: Wilke
wheat, ha. to 77t.,• red, Ms. to 70a. ; barley, malting, 46e. to 50a.;
grinding, eds. to Me.; oats, 30s. to See.; beam, 525. to Ms.; pas,
46e. to Ma. per qr.
NIWBORT, Nov. 6.—We have again to report a large uteri, of
wheat, but a very doll trade ruled throughout the day, leadingg to •
redoihon of h. per qr. generally. A moderate quantity of barley on
offer ; the best samples made ea mach money, and inferior Is. per
qr. cheaper. Oats, bean, end pate without variation.
Disarms, Nov. 11.-11* trade to.day is artier, and wheat, though
meth.meth.is in demand at prices folly equal to those of last week.
qtymeth.. and beans are Is. pre qr. dearer. The supply of all kinds is

Wawoaronti„ Nov. O.—With small suppl:es of grain since Sitan
day both from formers and by boat, our market ruled dull to-day,
it barely last week's prices for every article of the trade. from
stead we have not bad any arrivals.

Fanwitteow, Nov. s.—We bad in the merest to-day 1.668 dm
wheat, 1,667 qrs. barley, 1,214 qrs. oat., and 74 qrs. beans. There
were eold—Whoat 666; barley. 1,116, oat,,
240; end beans, 67
Marktt well supplied. Sala dut. Wheat
other grain rather deem. Al compared with tutweek—Wheat
was Ili. down on lop, and Is. Id. down on average. Barley wee
la. up on top, sad H. up on average. Onto were 4d. down on
and Is. 2d. op on average. Beans were 7e. up on top, and 4e. Id.
down on average. Wheat, He. Id. to 94e. Barley, 26e. %DM.. Oat;
lea. to 41*. Beans, fre. to 61e. Weight al top wheat, 611b8.1
ter*, 54410 a.; oats, 438106.; and beans 6441te. par boded.

Citaroo.r. Nor. 57-6; thi; day's market we had a thin atteridanoe
and a very restricted male. Wheat : Old and dry new in fair request.
at a reduction of 6d. per 110 lbs. ; inferior descriptions neglected,
though offered 6d. to le. cheaper. Flour : Good barrels, being
lone, fetch extreme rata; no change to tacks. Battey : Damp
parcels are folly W. cheaper, but good malting is In demsad at
former price,. Oslo are doll ; undried ed., dried 94., cheaper, Oat.
meal : ed. to Is. per load lower, and a very aloe sale at that. Indian
Cora : notne sale. of :nixed at aI e. per 280 lbs.

CATTLE.--Nawsag FORTNICIETLY Igsarce; Noy.l4.—Stere wu
email show of stoM to-day, in consequence of the fair on the let
inst. The prime of the precious fortnight were re aintained, although
the buyers were not 40 numerous as usual. There were 540 sheep
and L 9 Nuts penned in the market.
Nilsson, Noy. s.—There has not. been a large show of stock to-
day, and not mach busing. was done; the puce* of tlde day week
were maintained. Thus were 142 sheep, 142 beasts, and 125 pigs
penned in the market. .

NEWLIII Para, Nov. I.—This wee a very large stock fair, espe-
cially for beast. and keep, wh•ch were making quite aa much money
as was expected. A great deal of busbies was done. There were
1,623 cheep peeved in the market. Hoven were by so mean. name.
tons, and the prices sought, to many cues ohtiined, were Tay high.
EDIABVIAIII, Nov. 3.—The market this morning again well sup.
pilled, the somber, 6,610, being 1,364 less than last week. Sales
doll. Blackfeced waddlers =intuited last week's prices, but other
kinds Naffed a reduction of fully Is. per head, and a comiderable
quantity inlaid. Top price of the beet blarktscod wedder, 74d.; cur.
NM, 64 to Si; middling cad feferlor, from 4441. to 3d. per lb. The
number of cattle was 873, being 26 mote than last week. A rod
demand. Beet met of cattle brought freely Ss. Top mice, Bs. Id;
current, 75.; stooadary and lr.ferior sorts from 6a. to 6.. ed. per
imperial atone. At the clime a good clearance effected. We bad in
the market today—ghesp, 6,630; fat natl., 575; lean duto, 63;
much cows, 48; and pp, 352.