The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-31 00:00:00

TALLOW.—The market is steady. Petersburg
Y.C. on the ►pot, 448. 9d. to 455. ; October to December
delivery, 445. 3d.; seperate months' delivery, 445. 9d. to 43e.

CORN.—ArriTala at
Counties Railway, for the
Malt
Wheat
Barley
Oats

granaries by the Eastern
c ending Oat. 28 :
Boans
Peso
Fleur e595 mete.
Seed

CIRENCESTER, Oct. 30.—Our market today was TWIST
fist, especially for Wheat, at last week's quotations; the
supply was rather extensive. Barley was an good supply,
with an inquiry for the best qualities. Oats and Beans
maintain the prices quoted below. Wheat, °:d, 121. 10s. to
131.105. per load; new, 101. to 131. be. Barley, 30s. to 15s.
per qr. Oats, 22e. to 30s. Biota, 425. to 465.
HADLEIGH, Ott. 34.—We had a fair quantity of corn at
market to-day. The general runs of Wheat were in mid-
dling and bad condition, and such met slew Bales, while the
few dry samples were taken at dull prices. F.ne malting
Barley (of such we bad very little) was taken at fully late
prices. But few Beans or Peas in offer; prices as last.
SHREWSBURY, Oct. 28.—Our market this day was badly
supplied with Wheat, but well with Barley acd Oats. All
articles made the same price as last week, with a slow sale.

YARMOUTH, Oct. 28.—We continue to have moderate
supplies of corn at present ; the best parcels of Wheat find
fusser, at fully late prices ; also some Inquiry for Wheat for
seed. Barley comes sparingly to hand and must be called is.
per qr. dearer. In other grain we have no alteration in
prices worth notice. Wheat, white, 525. to 56.. ; red, 48s.
to 625. Barley, 30s. to 341. Beans, new, 345. to 365. Peas,
365. to 38a. Oats, 20g. to 265. per qr.
HAmetato, Oct. 26.—Wheat: Polish, 126 140; Ash. and
Msgd. red, 130 144 ; white, 130 148 ; Marks & Brunswick,
130 144; Meek. & Pons. 126 145 ; Holstein, 124 140; Lower
Elbe, 108 137. Rye : 61 71 Anh. and Magd., 66 72;
Marks., Meek., & Poen.,Barley, Marks. & Oderbruck,
65 64; Anh. & Mond., 70 88; Lower Elbe (winter), 60 66;
Do. (summer), 46 54. Oats, Upland, 34 47 ; Meek. &
stein 3647; Lower Elbe, 30 46. Beans, 68 85. Pe: 3H,Bc
100. Rapeseed, 136 147.

HAY.—SxrranELD, 7 koo o'Cleek.—'Mesere. Coops
and Davis report prices as follows :
Prime Usidow Ws. to 75.. I I 6.5 i. WSW.. 234. to 24•..
Inflect to Oa Worn ... Ws Lc. Kr.

CATTLE, &e.—Total of Cattle received in London
by the Eastern Counties Railway, for the week ending
Oct. 28:—Beasts, 482; Calves, 67; Sheep, 6,99:; Pigs, 125:
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CRIPPENRAX FAIR, Oct. 30.-Stock: The show sem
large. Prices were on the decline. Oxen were 1/. to 21 per
head lower ,• Cows at least 11. per head deel•ne ; Barren, re
were offered exceedingly low. The hest riding, driving, and
cart Hones sold at good prices. Sheep were dull of sale, at
less money by 3s. each. Ewes sold best; stock Sheep
banging on hand, though sales were urged. Fat stork was
sold-slowly, though at lower figures; test Bets' s aide but
95. 6d. per score pomade; some sold at Ss. to 9s. Fat Mitt.`
ton, best Downs, 4:. 61.1 to 4s. Bd. ; Half.breds, 4s 2d. to
48.4 d. ; common Sheep, 3s. 10d. to 4s. Best fat Hogs, 104.;
moderate, 9s. 6d.; large, 84. 9d. to 9s.
COLCHESTER, Oat. 28.-Tbe show of Sheep was much
more limited than of late, and, the demand continuing very
sleek, scarcely any sales were effected. There was a fan ss,‘
rap ply of Beasts, and an evident dulness in the trade,
'West of which was that prices lowered full 5 per ant. • )011
slightly declined in value. Supply: Sheep and ' /f
I,NO ; Beasts, 265; Pigs, 220; Calves, 11; Horses, 42. I • . ••••••
N. _ • , • 41. 1.4
EWELL FAIR, Oct. 30.-Sheep sold at a reduction of 2a.ini • • r
Ss. per headlower teen at Winchester andDevires fain. Sow • •ti
beet Ewes sold at 365. each. Lambe, best, 32s ; some very; . Igo
small down to 195. to 225.; Downs and Halehrede were
chiefly those for sale. A great assay Cows, Heiler*, Calves, . L• v-
• v.
and other stock, but the trade was very dull. • '.('4 " .
Noisome!, Oct. 23.-Our market exhibited a very large; s.'" •?'•
show of Scots and short-horns ; the numbers were more than
equal to the demand, and a great many of all kinds remain
untold. The weather has acted very much &pipet the
trade, and many of the Beasts are suffering slightly from the
epidemic. The top figure for Scots, 4s. 6d. , middling.
snort-horns, 3a. 6d. to 4s. per atone of 141 b., when fat. Th
were so few Sheep and Lambs penned, that our market
this time is not worth notice. Good store Pigs, 24a. to
per heed; fin Pork, 7s. to 7s. 6d, per stone. *
For Yesterday's markets see bast paglC
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