The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-22 00:00:00

Per luau! of Jti tr'woes of 36Th. each.

DuBLIN, Ocr. 20.-At this day's market Wheat
maintained Friday's prices, and, in some instances, • small
advance was paid on very prime samples. Barley unaltered
in price. Best Oats 6d. per barrel dearer. We quote
Whet, white, 323. to 303. ; miller's red, 303. to 375. Bert),
new, lee. to 20s. Itapeseed, new, 253. to 261. Gd. Barley,
161 Cd. to 20s. Oats, old, 17e. to 203. ; ditto, new, 15s. 6d.
to 17a. 6d. Oatmeal, 183. to 225. Flour, second, 21s. to 225.
Ocr. 19. The sales effected to-day were at
the following average quotations:-White Wheat, 325. Gd.
to 334. 6d. per barrel; red Wheat, 31s. 6d. do.; Barley,
164.6 d., do. ; Oats, 145., do.
BELFAST, Ocr. 19.-The market continues well
supplied with every kihd of produce. Prices are still ad-
vancing. We have had several additional arrivals of Indian
Corn ; but, notwithstanding this, an increase in the prices
has taken place. Oatmeal has risen also. We quote as
follows Indian Corn, yellow. 141. ; white, 141. .ss. per
ton. Indian Meal, yellow, 151.; white, 13!. Its, per too.
Wheat, red, Ils. 9d. to 13s. 6d.: white, 12s, t, 13s. 9d. per
cwt. Flour : prices at Inver Mills, superfine, 231. ; bakers'
first, 225. ; second, 203. 6d. ; third, 19'. ; fourth. 155. ; Bran,
76. Cid. per cwt. American, 375. to Ms. per barrel. Oat-
meal, 17s. to IS.. 3d. per cwt. Oats, 9s. to 10s. tid. per cwt.
Barley, new, Sc. Gd. to 9s. per cwt. Rye, 9s. to 9s. 6d. per
cwt. Potatoes, 53. 6d. to 6s. per cwt. ; 10d. to 11d. per
stone.

GLnsGow, Oct. 20.-Wheat meets a steadv de-.
mond at former rates. Barley is rather dearer. Oatsure in
demand, and fully 6d. per 264 lbs. higher. Other articles
are higher in price. Wheat, Scotch, old, per 2-10 lbs.,
28s, to 335. 6d. ; New, 235. to 30s. do. ; Foreign, 295. to 365.
do.; Irish, 28s. to 295. do.; new, 275. to 295. do. ; English
white, 32. to 33*. 6d, do. ; red, 325. to 335. do. Barley,
Scotch, per 320 lbs., 295. to 325. ; English, 335. to 311. do.
Irish, 275. to 29+. do. ; Foreign, 235. to 295. do. Oats, Irish
new, untitled, per 264 lbs., 235. to 245. ; do. dried, 245. 6d. to
275. Gd. do. ; Scotch, 236.6 d. to 265.6c1. do. Beans, English,
per 4 bushels, 265. to 275. ; Beans and l'ess, 245. Gd. to' 3s. 6d.
do.; Peas, white, per 280 lbs., 275. to 295. Flour, tine, per
280 lbs., Ns. to 565. ; barrel Flour, 335. to 365. Gd. ; Ostmeal,
Scotch, per 140 lbs., 231. 61. to 275. ; do. Irish, 235. Gd. to
2.55. do.

AMSTERDAM.—Advices report advancing prices for
Wheat. The reduction in Rye has been recovered. Polish
Wheat quoted 535. to 581 , free or bond.

HAMIII:RGH.—The grain markets have a leas ani-
mated appearance, owing chiefly to the want of shipping.
Wheaton the spot well sustained, 61 i ih. Seale sold at Otis. 6d.
tools. 3d. Barley in great demand, and le. high's..

HAY.

SMITHFIELD, Two o'cluek.—Mesars. Cooper and
Davis, Hay anu Straw Salesmen, report bu-ineu done at
an,.escd prices:
Prime Meadow aaii to 7114 I Mawr
Inter for ditto 5Ss to 1;.5O Straw.
.

to NO*
'os to 32.

HOPS.

BOROUGH MARKET, Tito o'Ciock.-711essrs. Patten-
den and Smith, Hop factors, report that there is a gord de-
mand tor all descriptions of Hops at the following prices.
The duty is estimated at 215,000.
Mid ;old Last Keats, from.. per 4wt.C3 Os. to Se lOs.
Weald of Keats w 4 4 to 5 0
Susses, from
Farntoons
Ymirling gents
Yearling Sumac „ 3 10 to 4 4
Old Hope 2 U to 4

RtsiNcsroKE, Ocr. 21.—W0 observed a fair sup-
ply at the grocers and retailers for sale to-day. They
appeared to he asking higher prices than those (rooted at
lair, and ihe opinion is gaining ground that good
Farnhums and Altoun are more likely to rise than fall in
price.

Ilk:la:FORD FAIR, OCT. 20.—There was a larg,e quan-
thy of Hops broucht for sale, but business was by no means
brisk. Purchasers held air very much in hopes of • reduc-
tion . I'riees may be stated at 41., 41. 45.. mid 4/. 10s.
per cwt.

CATTLE, &c.
Boos FAIR, Ocr. 19.—There was a good supply
of Cattle, end the demand was large ; but, owing to the ex-
trasagatit prices ailed by the holders, but little !rosiness was
transacted. There was likewise a good show of young
Horses, several of which changed hands at remunerating
prices.
BLACKBURN FAIR.—The show of Cattle was first-
rate—numerous and of very superior quality. Business in
(feasts was brisk and prices high. Of Pigs there was an
irt,rage show ; and they fetched good prices.
HtBINGsTOKE, Orr. 21.—Lean Porkers and large
store Bogs sold at a fall of full Tx. each on priers ruling a
fortnight b:IICC. Iu the Sheep and Beast market the supply
was so small that prices cannot be quoted.
1 HEREFORD Fern, OCr. 20.—Supply lnrge, and
sales brisk. Ten Steen, belonging to Mr. Stephen', of the
Sheephouse, realised upwards of 330/. Fat Cows nohi at 6d.
to 61d. ; Wcther mutton, 7d.; Ewe, Old. per lb. Steels
were readily disposed of, and store cattle of every descrip-
tion were eagerly bought up. Store Pigs are stiil on the de-
cline. In the Horse fair good hacks and animals fur agricul-
tural purposes, readily found purchasers.
MAREE'r HAREoltocrili FAlR.—This great HMSO
and Cattle fair, which is one of the largest in Leicestershire,
commenced on Tuesday, and will continue eight days. 'lbis
fair is much celebrated for its gacat supply of carriage
horses, colts, and hunters, and a large number of horse-
breeders and dealers were attracted. Young and sound car-
riages Bones were in good request, and were brought up
by London horse dealers and Job-masters, at prices ranging
from 3.3 to 45 guineas ; well-shaped young Bones, broke
to double harness, fetched 50 and 60 guineas; and well-
matched pairs of grays and hays sold for 140 to 160
guineas the pair. Colts, unbroken, made from 20 to
25 guineas. There was an exceedingly hoc show of
hunters, which sold at prices ranging from 45 to 50
guineas each, and horses of good pedigree and adapted foe
hunting heavy countries fetched from 85 to 95 guineas. Colts
and Yearlings sold well ; good cart Horses, suitable fur agri-
cultural purposes, realised from 25 to 30 guineas each ; and
Colts, unbroken, made 16 and 18 guineas. Among horned
cattle business was lively—grass-fatted Beasts fetched from
18/. to 221. a head ; store Bullocks from 121. to 16/. a head,
' and working Oxen met prices of 171. and 181. each. Cows
for dairying sold at 14 and 16 guineas each. Sheep made
good pry—prime Leicester wethen made hrm., mid store
Sheep 435. and 50.4. a head ,• stock lambs obtained 21s. up to
275. a head ; good Ewes, Leicester., fetched 425. to 41s, a
bead; half-breds, 38s. to 40s. a head. The provision market
, is well stocked with Cheese and Bacon, tar which high prices
; are asked.
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Ai It, Ocr. 20.—There were 100 head of Cattle in
our market. Milk Cows sold from St to 121. Beef sold
from Ss. 6d. to 10s. prr Iron stone. There were 2C, score of
sheep in market. Black-laced Ewes, 11.. Gd. to 16, ; black-
faced Weddera, 15‘. to 21s. ; black-faced Lambs, 10, ; white-
faced Sheep, 245. Gd.
GtAsnow, Orr. 19.—There was a large Rupply of
Cattle at market this morning, and prices were a shado
►ower than last week. Best got Beef may be quoted at 105.
per stone of 2241ba., *inking the otfal ; second finality, 9t.4d.;
Cow and ordinary, Bs. tl. Sheep were rather ,caree, and
generally Is. dearer than last week. Black-faced Wethers
(West Highland), from 20s. to 285.; Ewca,l2s. to 21s. There
were few Lambs in the market; price, ss. to Ils.

SHIPPING.
M..ILS Anneven.-3 Dublin; 2 Waterford; 1 Do-
nagbadee ; I French ; 1 Flanders.
Loyoost, Oct. 2.2.—Wind this day at noon, S.W., fresh
gale, and thick hazy weather.
DEAL. Oct. 21.—5. W., heavy gale, and squally.—Ar-
rived : Francis Darr, Benton, for Antwerp. Arrived front the
River for: Alert, Ilavanna. The Johns, of Whitby, from
Stockton to this port, went on shore on the beach to-day,
and is a total wreck. The Mary Ann, of and from I'ort
Media:, for Hull, went on shore this side of Widmer Castle
to-day, and it is feared will be a total wreck. The Star
(smack), of Rochester, in getting under weigh, drove foul of
a French vessel, and sunk at her anchor—crew saved. The
Celerity, of Lyme Regis. was run foul of in the Downs to-day
by the American ship. The crew jumped on board the latter,
and were landed here. The Celerity has since been taken into
Ramsgate by a boat's crew from here. The hull of u large
vessel, supposed to be timber-laden, was passed, tith inst , Int.
46 N., long. 34 W. by the Francis Barr, arrived here. The
Swan, from Havre to Cowes, under jury-masts, Irakv, and
making for the nearest port. was spoken 26th ult., lot, 42
N., long. 58 W., by the Francis Barr.
Costa, Oct. 19.—S.W.—Put back : Tea, for Newfound-
land, with loss of sails, bulwarks, &c.
RAMSOATE, Oct. 21.—The Margaret and Ann, of Sunder-
land, sunk in the harbour, after having been in contact in
the Downs. The Eole, of Etel, from Boulogne, to Havre,
is a total wreck at the back of the East Pier—three of tho
crew drowned.
Tom; tY, Oct. 21.—The Aurora, of Rapenburg, hence!)
Hamburg, was abandoned off Ilfracombe, 9th instant, in a
sinking state, having been in contact with the Ocean, of
London, arrived here—crew saved. The Aurora was yester-
day taken into Swansea, a direliet.
TODERMARY, Oct. 15.—The Watson. from Wick, to Dub-
lin, struck on a sunken rock in the Sound of Skye, 10th
instant, and is making much water—cargo discharged for
repairs.
SE %TON SLUICE, Oct. 20.—The Minerva got on the rocks
yesterday to the southward, but got off again same tide.
SCARBOROUGH, Oct. 21.—The Gameaut, from Hartlepool
to Bordeaux, has been towed in here with loss of bowsprit,
foremast, &c., having been in convict with a light collier,
name unknown, of FIRMbOEOUgh Head.
SCILLY, Oct. 16.—Sailed : St. Croix, Jamaica.
H.UtTLEPOOL, Oct. 20.—The Defender got on Ridear
Rocks this morning ; since assisted off, and brought in hero
very leaky.
CLYDE, Oct. 20.—S.W.—Arrived : Argo, Dalhousie.
Sailed: Grenock, St. Kitts; Arlon, Newfouuilland.
BELEAST, Oct. 19.—Arrived : Morgiana, Miramiehi.
SLIGO. Oct. 20.—The Helen, from Quebec, on shore at
Lower Rosseo Point Bth inst., was got off 18th, apparently
without damage, after partly discharging.
REDCAII, Oct. 20.—Tie schooner Elswick, of Goole, from
Rouen to Shields, on shore at Skinningrove 12th lust , was
got off to-day, and has gone into the Ices.
BRIDLINGTON, Oct. '2l.—The sloop Trusty, from Stockton
to Boston, got on the new pier works this morning, and
drove on to the beach, with damage.
YARMOUTH, Oct. 20.—The Active, from Dantzic to New-
haven, was spoken 11th inst., lat. 67 N., long. :1 E., in a
leaky state, by the Elizabeth, arrived here, which was re-
'nested to keep in company, but the Active was lost tight of
sing the night. It blew a heavy gale on the 12th.
*is* For Fefirrtioi Morril!! see 4U.

Zasfrge.

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20.-At this day's market Wheat •
ay's prices, and, in some instances, • small
lon very prime samples. Barley unaltered
Oats 6d. per barrel dearer. We quote
2s. to 395. • miller's red, 30s. to 375. Hera,
Itapeseed, new, 265. to 265. Gil. Barley,
Oats, old, 17e. to 20s. ; ditto, new, 138. 6d.
neal, 18s. to 225. Flour, second, 21s. to 225.
19. The sales effected to-day were at
erage quotations:-White Wheat, 325. Gd.
carrel; red Wheat, 31s. 6d. do.; Barley,
ats, 145., do.
19.-The market continues well
very kii.d of produce. Prices are still ad.
aye had several additional arrivals of Indian
withstanding this, an increase in the prices
Oatmeal has risen also. We quote as
. Corn, yellow. 141. ; white, 141. ss. per
eal, yellow, 151.; white, 161. 6s. per ton.
91. to las. 63.: white, 12s. t r 13s. 9d. per
ices at Inver Mills, superfine, 231. ; bakers'
d, 203. 6d. ; third, 19.. ' • fourth. 15s. ; Bran,
American, 375. to 38s. per barrel. Oat-
. 3d. per cwt. Oats, 9s. to 10s. 6d. per cwt.
Gd. to 9s. per cwt. Rye, 9s. to 9s. 6d. per
os. 6d. to 6s. per cwt.; 10d. to 11d. per
)cr. 20.-Wheat meets a steady de-
rates. Barley is rather dearer. Oats are in
lly 6d. per 264 lbs. h:gher. Other articles
:rice. Wheat, Scotch, old, per 240 lbs.,
New, 235. to 30s. do. ; Foreign, 295. to 365.
o 295. do.; new, 275. to 295. do. ; English
Is. Gd. do. ; red, 325. to 330. do. Barley,
bo., 295. to 325. ; English, 335. to 311. do. ;
. do.; Foreign, 255. to 295. do. Oats, Irish
T 264 lbo., 23sto '245.; do. dried, 245. did. to
itch, 235. Gd. to 265.6 d. do. Beans, English,
i. to 2;s. ; Beans and l'eas, 245. Gd. to 265. 6d.
per 280 lbs., 27.. to 295. Flour, fine, per
; barrel Flour, 335. to 365. 6d. ; Oatmeal,
lbs., 231.6,1. to 275. ; do. Irish, 235. Grl. to
.-Advices report advancing prices for
duction in Rye has been recovered. Polish
3s. to 585., free or bond.
-The grain markets have a less ani-
e,
owing chiefly to the want of shipping.
of well sustained, 611 lb. Seale sold at &Gs. 6d.
cy in great demand, and le. highs.
HAY.
t, Two o'cluck.-Mesors. Cooper and
Straw Salesmen, report buAneso done at
1184 to 751 I Meer .....................7 IA to loO•
55s to 6.5 s Straw 'es to 321
Per load of 35 trwees of 361bs each.
HOPS. i •
LAIIKET, Two n'e/ock.-Mesars. Patten-
Hop factors, report that there is a ;toed de-
criptions of Hops at the following prices.
mated at 215,000.
Kerns, from per Cwt-C3 Os. to Si 10s.
.. 4 4 to 5 0
~ 3 15 to 4 10
312 to 7 7
•
3 14 to 4 4
2 U to 4 II
.E, OCT. 21.-We observed a fair sup-
cers and retailers fur sale to-day. They
asking higher prices than those quoted at
• the opinion is gaining ground that good
Altous are more likely to rise than fall in
FAtu, Ocr. 20.-There was a large quan-
ouoit for sale, but business was by no means
tors held air very much in hopes of • retlite-
may be stated at 41., 41. 4... and 4/. 10s.
CATTLE, &c.
Ocr. 19.-There was a good supply
he demand was large ; but, owing to the ex-
s asked by the holders, but little business wee
here was likewise a good show of young
of which changed hands at remunerating
• FAIL-The show of Cattle was first-
, and of very superior quality. Business in
i.k and prices high. Of Pigs there was an
and they 'etched good prices. I
IKE, OCT. 21.-Lean Porkers rand large
d at a fall of full 6s. ench on priers Tieing a
Iu the Sheep and Beast market the supply
at prices cannot be quoted.
) FArn, Ocr. '2O.- Supply lnrge, and
en Steers, belonging to Mr. Stephen-, of the
slised upwards of 330/. Fut Cows sold at 6d.
• wwotnn 7,1. • Ewe. Gtd. rwr lb. Steens

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