The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-20 00:00:00

CATTLE, &e

PRICES C I'RE ENT.

Ser.An, per ewt. nrry eAm.
W. India,ll.P.Own.a.l2 d0..4441 6d
Yellow &Grey 45 0...47 0
Fine lB 0...52 0
Mauritius, brown_ 33 0..13 0
Yellow.
Pine 4B 0.53 0
Btngui&l'dadrap, b 34 0...12 0
Yellow .... 43 0 17 0
White 4B 0...57 0
Foreign, brown. 94 0..13 II
Yellow ... .11 0...48 0
Grey and white l7 0...56 0
IteAn d, lidubre 67 0.. 70 0
Lump. 62 0..65 6
Comets, in Bond.
Wed India, ortii-
nail( 35 0... 10 0
Cmcid.
Fine 7O 0.100 0
Ceylon, good orli-
nary . 38 0... 39 01
Fine on"nnry 39 0. . 45 0 I
Inne 53 0... 89 0
Moeba, gond tofine3o 0... 66 0
Coda Itka, ordi-
nary to line 34 0... 55 0
Sumatra and Pa-
dang 0... 25 0
COCOA.
3Yrt
Foreign 32 0... 3r 0
Te*, ut per lb.
Commu, cornmom. 0 01...0 10i
Mee, at per ewt.
Bengal It o_. 19 0
e.r3n • • . 16 0.. 17 o
Java 15 0... 18
24 0.. 26 0

Patna. . .. . _ -
SPIUITS.

24w2.
11 3...11 10
Cargo ateardiff bar 9 0 . 0 0
Swedish II b 0 0
LEAD, at prr ton.
Pig, best
Milled, sheet l9 10... 0 0
Bars
Patent stint . 22 0... 0 0
red or minium
Speller
011 A, per 232. imp. 301. d.p.
Fish, Seal, pale 29 10.. 31 0
straw.
brown & yellow 25 10.. NI 0
Sperm.
llead Matter 79 0... 0 0
Cod 2010..57 0
South Sea 24 0...26 10
011re,flallipoli,p.ton 42 0. .. 0 0
COM& Nut
Seed, Rape, pole,
per tart 33 0. 83 10
Llumerd 2O 15. 23 9
Pattrettons, per owl.
Nutter—Cork. let 9B 0...96 •
2nd 92 0 93 •
3rd 88 0..87 111
Dublin, lot 0 0 •
Liserleado
Newry Ist ...... „ 0 0... 0
•
Waterford 92 0...98 •
Beef, ladle, per
tierce
Prime Mewl 0 0... 0 0
Pork, primemtwe
Inienn-Pork,lanrk i 72 6..73 0
P.1111..t

Rum at per gall.
Leearrd Wand
Proof .. . . 2 4 . . 0 0
Demerara, ^6 to
36 per cent.
o.l'. . . 2 9 .. 3 1
Jamaica, tai to 36
per cent. O.P. 3 2 ... 3
Favourite marks 4 2 ... 4
Brandy, lat brands 3 0 ... 6
FLAX, per too.
Itiga,P.T.R. L 44 0...53
Bt. Petersburg, V
bead 4O 0 . 0
Dutch and Flemish 3 1..
Friesland
llrmr, at per too.
et.Petersburgorisame33 0... 0
outabot ..... 32 U.. 32 1
half elms SI 0...30
Riga, Wes
outsbot
Pisa
Manilla
F...,4t hulk Bass l3 0...10
Bombay l4 0...1m
Jute
TM, at ptc
Baum 101 0.. 0
Strait*
CAM. is blasts 93 0... 0
Jars, at per ton.
. l 9 10 £9 11

Watertrit;
tar cwt. 46 0...60 0
Relfaiit
ard,lielfaat,prtrk 146 0...66 0
Waterford do
IXtto Inadder - 66 0:..73 0
H11,1:‘, OE and Coy, at per lb.
11. A. and M. Video,
a.° dGlat u 7/
'Zed 0 1 . .0 42
Brazil, dry.. .
Urysalted 0 41...0 32
Rio, dry
lAnia&Valp. dry 0 5 ...0 6
Witt India, dry.. . 0 41...0 6
Salted
fast Ind% 0 4 1) 141
kips, B. Ayre., dry 0 7 . .0 8
lurch, dry ..
IL Arner.llonie, per
Lille 8 0..18 0
Russia, ditto 6 6 ..10 6
Dim Wo..aa, at per tot.
Logorood,Jamaies.£4 5... 4 10
Hoodursa ...... ..... 3 3..: 3 IS
(..toopeseby I 141... 7 10
Fuatic, lamina 8 It.. 6 0
Cuba 9 0... 910
141earugua, Isms ma
solid 14
Rmall . 9
I.fina l6
Sapiin 14
Red Sanders. 6
Brazil 80

Bars

0...15 0
6...10 0
11...16
...17
.. 5 15

TALLOW.
The demand for Tallow continues very great, and
the trade feel the utmost conhdence in prices being main-
tained.
Petersburg T. C. on the spot 41)... Oa.
All the year delivering sal. MI.
January to March delivering . ............. Od.

CORN.
AYLESBURY, Oc-r.17.-There was a good supply of',
Wheat, and a clearance took place at fully lest week's quota-
tions. The supply of all other kinds of grain was short,
but late prices were maintained. Wheat, 13/. 10s. to 17/.
per load. Barley, 365. to 425. ; Beane, 38.. to 415.; PeSP,'
40s. to 445. ; Oats, 265. to 335. ; Vetches, 40s. to 448., per qr.
BEDFORD, Ocr. 17.-There was a fair supply of
Wheat, and holders being firm, from Is. to ls. 6d. pslyance
was given. Barley worth Is. more. Oats, Peas, anti Beene
scarce, and not lower.
CAMBRIDGE, Oct'. 17.-A good supply of Wh, eat;
which sold but scarcely et !Omer prices. Barley from 21.
to 3s. dearer. Wheat, red, 565. to 601. per qr. ; white,fitia.
Barley, 42a., 445., to 465. ' • Oats, new, 2.50. to 288. ; old, 30..
to 345. ; Beans, new, 425. to 435. ; old, 465. ; Peas , 42k' ' '
CANTERBURY, OCT. 17.-Of Wheatthere was'
fi
but a thin supply. Bales were at last week's pri . Pbr
Barley a trifle more was realised. Wheat, white, sr, 68e.
to 73e. ; new brown, 60s. to 64e.; Barley, old, 40s. ; ew
365. to 4.55. 6d. ; Oats, new, 245. to 28s. ; Beans, 01, 4.344%'
4,5 e. • hog Peas, 42a. ; boiling do., 50e. to 51s.
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CIRLISLE, Ocr. 17.-There was to-day a large
supply of Wheat, and a reduction of 6d. to Is. per bushel on
last week's prices, was submitted to. Barley and Oate,finn,
We quote, Wheat, red new, Th. to 25e. ; do. old; ??e. ,to,
24a. 6d.; do. white, new, 245. to 260. 6..1. ; old, 24.5 i to Ms, ;.
Boaloy, new, 14s. to 15s. ; Oats, 10a. to Hs. 6d. ; ()lei, 120. to
lbs. per three bush. imperial.

COLCHESTER, Ocr. 17.-Our supply of Wheat was
moderate, and last week's prices were generally-obtained.
Barley in demand at advancing prices.
DONCASTER, OCT. 17.-The supply of What tyke'
unusually small ; and the market was brisk at 641.16 IV.°
advance. Oats in better demand, at last week's prim.
Beans in better supply, and prices as berwe. Barley Is.
dearer. Wheat sold new, 20s. to 21s ; fine. 2210 to 265. ;.
old, 17s. to 19s. ; fine, 22a. to 253 ; Blendeorn, 17s. iftiiBs.;
fine, 20e. Rye, 145., fine, 18s. Beans, 16s. 6d., fine,29s. 6d.;
old, 18e. 6d. to 20s. 6d. Peas, white, 18s., grey, 'l4e. per
three bash. Oats, ne X 21s. to 245., fine, 265. to 986 old,
235. to 245., fine. 268. 'to 30s. Barley, 3.55. to 3752; fiWei
malting, 40s. to 465. per quarter.
HUNTINGDON, 0cr.17.-Wheat was in demsnd,and
sold at fully former rates. Barley. much inquired.fer at lc
to 2a. per quarter advance. Oats:Beans, and Peas as before.
Noawicy, 04.7. 17.-For Wheat prices have ad-
vanced Is. per quarter. Barley may be quoted id limited"
supply. and Is. to 2s. per quarter dearer.
NOTTINGHAM, OCT. 17.-There Was to-dig a fair
supply of Meat, and new was 25., and old Is. perils. dearer.
Barley has advanoed Is. per qr. for malting, and So. per qr.,
for gfinding sorts. Oats Is. Fr gr. dearer. Beaas dull, at ,
former rates. We quote Meat, white, old,i 51s. to
6.55.; ditto, red ditto, 465. to 625. • ditto, white, new,,6B.s. to+
665. • ditto red ditto, 68e. to 64; per 36 stones. iVierl4,ls
grinding, 345. to 365. per 30 stones ; do. malting, 38s. tq /15s.
per qr. Oats, Nis. to 31s. ; ditto, new, Xs. to 31a per 24

MAIDSTONE FAIII.—This fair, v...ich commenced on
Saturday was resumed yesterday, The supply of stock
was at least one-third less than usual. The demand
was brisk, and the prices obtained from 20 to, 2.3 per
cent. higher than last year. Heifer*, three years old,
ranged from 141. to ill. ; steers, two years old, from
71. to 91. ; in-calf cows, from 121. to 16/. ; lambs, 20s.
to 265.; ewe tags, 355. to 46a. Horses were also dear, and
good o .es scarce. Few good nags were to he seen and none
tit to face a fence. Good two-year old colts fetched from 351.
to 451.

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I)CNGARVAN FAIR.—The number of prime bacon
Pigs, as well as of horned cattle, was very great; andthough
there were a great.many buyers, the supply far exceeded the
demand. There was, however, brisk buying <f Pigs and
new !Mich Cows. Some excellent sheep were also well sold.
The follow log was the rate of prices:—Prime Bacon, 41s. ;
Berwick size, 40s. ; stores not in request. New milch Cows,
101. to 11/. ; fat Cows, 10/. to 141. Prime Mutton (sinking
offal) dd. to Gd. per lb.
I'ENNYMUIR TRYST.—The supply of Sheep was
smaller than usual, and not nearly equal to the &min&
which was very brink, and all sold off at high prices. Three-
year-old Cheviot Wedden brought from 12 .to 365. Two-
' Vear-old Cheviot Welders from 30. to 345. Gd., and inferior
!lots of ditto from 275. to 28s. Cheviot Ewes from 26,. to
1295. Gd.

PANSWRE ANSI'AL SALE.—The attendance was,
as usual, very great, and the bidding very animated. The
Hiuhland stock being all good fat, and remarkable for sym-
metry and beauty, were keenly contested fir. Skibos, much
admired, sold from 17/. to 191. each, and Argyleshits High-
landers from 101. to led. The Angus Cattle were very su-
perior, and the object of much admiration. The first pair
of two-year-old Stuts, the gainers of the first premium at the
Aberdeen Cattle Show, sold for 531., the second pair fur 441.,
and the others from 301. to 40/. A number of fino Angus
Queya in Calf sold from 121. to 181., and one-year olds of the
same breed, from 10/. to 131. 10s. ; fat Quer, 13? 10s. to
17/. 10s. The Sheep were in beautiful condition; black-
' faced Weddell sold from 11. 16s. to 31. 2s. 61. Horses
fetched high prices.

SI lIPPING.

Iffsms AnticrED.-3 Dublin; 2 Waterford;
nagliadee ; 1 French ; 1 Flanders.
LONDON, Oct. 20.—Wind this day at noon 8.5. W., light
breeze and tine.
DEAL, Oet. 19.—S. to S.W., modemte.—Arrived from
the river, for : Pestonjee Bomaniee, Norfolk Island ; Bel-
haven, Batavia, &c. ; Childe Harold, Bombay ; Jessie Smith,
Algoa Bay; Johanna, and the Gilbert Henderson Cupe of
Good Hope; Earl Durham, Sierra Leone; Isabella, Rio
Janeiro; Jane Gondie, Bahia; Ocean, Trinidad; Ealing
Grove, Dominica; Minn, Antigun; Car.dine, and the Ada,
Jamaica; Prince Royal, West Indies; John Darrow, and
the Unicorn, New Orleans; James Cstskie, Charleston;
Walpole, New York. Put back : Sultans, for Pernam-
buco. Sailed: Clementine, Sandwich Islands; Princess
Louise, Valparasio.
Nnwrottr, Oct. 19,—S.E.—Arrived : Yorkshire, Quebec.
Sailed: Rambler, St. Thomas.
ROTIIBSAY, Oct. 16.—Sailed : John Scutt, Trinidad.
CORK, Oct. 15 —Sailed : C. Mutton, Newfoundland ;
Swiftture, Africa. 16: Bruce, St. Joha's, N.B. 17 Zephyr,
Barbadoes ; Ironsides, Galveston.
Irewtca, Oct. 17.—Arrived : Lady Comberrnere, Quebec.
SCILLY, Oct. 15.—Etheldred, Falkland Islands; Lady
Rennaway, Cape of Good Hope.
SroccroN, Oct. I.s.—Arrived: Paragon, Quebec.
YARMOUTH, Oct. 17.—The Lord Goodridge, from Onega
to London, was tweed water-logged, loss of bulwarks and
stanchions, and nearly all her provi.ions and water washed
overboard, 16th ult. lat. 70 N., long. 36 E., by the. William
arrived in the Roads, which has brought home eight of the
crew : the captain hoped to get with the remainder to Ham-
merfest. 19 : the Fries lands Gouverneur van Bytsamd,
Prom Am'sterdera to Algiers, has put in here with cargo (hay)
.damaged, *Adis discharging.
PORTSMOUTH, 0ct..19.—5.W. Sailed Marmion, China.
SAM:O3IW, 'Oct. 16, a.m.—Off: Berens Baltimitie. 19.
• ?he week Of h brig,. ofJabout 300 tons, was passed 29th ult.
td 1at.,40,10ng.69 by the Toronto, arrived tiff here. 17.
A attip. is reported tp on shore about ten miles to the
westward of the harbour by the Moult, arrived here.
• PDYMOUTH,- Oct, 19.—Ellen, Demerara. A quantity of
storm have been saved from the wreck of the Eden.
Sionrottn, Oct. 49.—Arrired ; Three Brothers, Prince
l&dwnrcl's rebind.
Ilearstiittli;Oct. Corsair,Newfound-
. LYTHAM, Oa,. HP. -••- fresh. Sailed : • Camilla,
Yarmouth. • ' - •
WATERFORD, Oct. 18.—N. to N.N.E.—Sailell : Star,
NewAitindlend
PWELI7.LI Oct. Ifl.—The Friendship has been got off
Abersocli and. is now in the harbour with trifling
' &allege; atut-the Mary and Ann was got off 11411smouth
Besets yesterday, and into harbour.
LYNN .O. I;.—The Sampson steam tug, which sunk in
'the harl;oiti titb' instant, was raised on the 15th; without
damage.' • •
. HULL, Oct. 19. —W.S.W. —Arrived : 18th, Hesperia,
Patagonia.,lttgivret7 Oct. 19.—The schooner Flora, of and for
°lisp*, from London, got ashore on the Guntleet Sand this
morning,
morning, but came off without damage, and proceeded.
• WITENNOE, Oct. 19.—The wreck of a vessel was seen on
the 16th inst., on the Long Sand ; the sunk light bearing
' 1,714.E.1 it is supposed to have been a French or Spanish
brig, ladea.with coals, of about 150 tons, and bad either a
white or yellow side, with black ; the wreck had apparently
liken' place a few hours previowly. Crew suppbstd to he
'drowned.
• Loss 01 THE HELEN JANE, OF LIVERPOOL, AND TRIVA-
poNS OF THE CREw.—The following is a letter frost the agent
to Lloyd's at Cork :—" The Rose and Elias, reportedgesterday
fell ISt with the wreck of the barque Helen Jane, of Liver-
pool; bound from lleiise to London, on the 27th ult., lat. 39,
long, 58, basing main and mizen masts gone, was water-
legged, an 1 top sides breaking up. The master; first and
..ni nate, and fire of the crew had left her in the long
bode OR • the 20th ; rive men remained en board, three of
Whom died ; the two survivors were taken from the top.
They had cab provisions, and as we may imagine, were in a
'most awfuleiate, having been compelled to make gee of their
decenvetßshipmatat. The two men go to Liverpool to-day.
The Rose passed immense quantities of wreck : shout eight
&Se since passed a Swedish sloop of war, standing to the
sorithward:`
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• -*et; For Yesterday r marks* see Mg page.

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