The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-15 00:00:00

PRESTON, Sept. 13.—The weather during the whole of
the wick has nem fp'. and the in th, district err 'be-
miring their crrot In the finest roaluno po.rible. In the mean-
thee the trade has been of a languid character, with a tendency to
WEST triers. We had a fair supply of Engll.ll Wheat at our markt t
today, nhich was in notch tatter condition than Mat ,aturnay. and
• few very tine nativity were sold above the currency of t7.at day, say,
up to 2os. NI. per windie for white, and to, for red; veso.itt for the
general runs • clearance was difficult to tffict at our iart quotallcar.
White, 16.. to 191. ild.; red, 16a. to Its. per 22,db. Sochi Irish pre-
date on bangs, end, ewine to the coetinnance of easterly winds, we
had no @apply of new from thence. except • few toads et Oatmeal sent
hom Liverpool, which were cold quite in tend. at 26a Bd., being full
Is. tare teen would have ben realised bail there been a sappy
direct. Farmers' new o.tmeal sold at 28s. to Vla G,l. per load.

READINO, Sept. 13.—Our supply of Wheat was very
moderate. A steady trade was effected, with a clearance of almost
ovary sample on much the same rates of Met market-day, mere' runs
of Wheat making from 335. to 455.; me super/Ice sample reaitasclsne.
Batty WY more plentiful, and sold at rather an upward tondo acy,
from 16e. to 31s. hbort supply of Ikune, Pear, and Vats, a .11 fully ea
dear AA late quotatioms.
SAFFRON WALDEN, Sept. 13.—Wheat quite as good ;
Vs. to His. per qr.; Talavera, Ve. Bode Kw. to 29.. Meows,
27e. to Ile. Pear, 25.. to 2751. Oats, Ifs. to La.
SIiATTIMUURY, Sept. 13.—We were moderately supplied
with Ca heat at our market this morning. The trade was stead;, and
last saturday's priers were fmly main: turd fur good heavy maniples ;
whilst lighter Corn was the tun in Meow of the buyer. There is
still a paucity in the Papilla. of Batley, though sufficient for the
demand, and price. nominally anodes ed. I ',go, a steady rale at late
quotations. In other article. of grain mutate. Mock.
SIIREWERCRY, Sept. 13.—At our market this day there
was a good supply of Wrest, but Minn of both Barley and Oste. Toe
sale of Wheat was slow, at a rethtion of from to. to s. Crl qr. from
last week's price. Barley and Oats in good demand, at MI pr...
WARMINSTER, Sept. 13.—We had a mull attendance to-
day, and a moderate supply cr• Wheat; buyers were cautious in their
operations, and the trade ruled steady, at last week'e rates. Very
due serapes of new Burley offer freely, but the trade is at present of a
nominal character, th • malting season nut having commenced, and
we therefore quote prima the same as last wick. Good UAW maim
tattled former rater, anal beano realised an advance of le. per qr.
for best samples. In other article. little doing.
Wimentsrlat, Sept. 13.—A fair show of both old and
new Wheat; the qu,lity of thin year's growth fur methr to that of
last. Theatteadacree was thin. Trade was dull, and much remained
un.old. l'rices at re much about the same as last week. Old barley
scarce • new appear,d good in condition and quality, but PA yet little
Meets:aged hands; prices unaltered. New Oats were ealso eery tine,
sal in demand. In other spring corn little Mang.

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Woo-melt, Sept. I3.—We are well supplied with new
Wheat here to-ildy, the quality or which is, with tew elms ions very
good, and with care In selection +hi weigh 6 dbl. to 63.bs per buvhel.
All goodnunditionel •Brapie are freely taken at le. per qr. under hod
week's price•. The tew evniples dot t luainwn former value, and the
same rosy be said of Oats and Beano.
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WoucEsTint, Sept. 13. There was a less supply of
Wheat at market to-day, and although little changed bandit the cur-
rency of thin day ee'nuight was fully maintained. Kathy maintained
its value, but VW less inquired for. Old Oats continue neuter, and
rather higher prices were demand, for now. Wins and Peas both
unaltered in value, and held with much firmness.
Youn, &pt. 13.—We have an abundant supply of new
Wheat at our market thin day, of fine quu.ity and good co:Atkin,
which has been taken by the niilkrs at a reduction of 2a. to 3a. per qr.
from last week'. pricer. Some few sample. of new Barley offering at
27a. to 28.. per qr., quality goal but wit tine. New one. are also
more plentiful, and bring trom 9,d. to lola. per atone. The weather
tee the last ten days has been most splendid, and likely to eon•inue,
and all pain since that time has been decided in flrat.rate condition.
With the exception of Beane another week will clear the peat bulk of
all grain in this locality. Wheat, white, 395. to Caper impel qr.;
red, 340. to 39a. Barley, Malting, 27A. to 28s. Malt, 31P. to 513.
Oatn, 911. to tlhL per stone of I tlba. Ylour, 25e. to 30s. per sack of
2801 k..
Dutil.t)t, Sept. l2.—The weather has for several days
been extremely favourable for the cereal crop., and for die gathering
.. . • .

ID a( the harvi.at. There was a lair supply of new grin ut inaket,
and all descriptions meta guedtlema.d al at out the currencies of

Tuirday, and the best raroplre of Rapeneed brought en adv.inhe of 6d.
0:d grain of every description continue. to be nearly new:oiled, el-
orpt old Oats for feeding, and the few ...minim which offered brought
from I.ls. Gil, to lie. W. Bohm ro without demand, and our quo-
tation' nominal. White Wheat, 174. 21o.; red, na w, Ice. to 194.61.
Oats. new, 9a. to Pie. cal. here, new, 90. 3d. to 10f. Oats, 13.. till.
to Its. Gd. Barley, 12e. to lie. till. New Rapeneed, Hs. to 15e. 61.
Oatmeal, 11e. Gil. to lbw 61 Second Emu, 12a. to Ile. per cwt.
Indian Corn, 251. to 275. per 41301b5.

CORK, Sept. 12.—The weather during the week has been
magmhecutly tine, and fusaura've in :he extreme for harvest opera-
tions, which ma➢ now, no far at least as regards this district, be said
to have been brought to a close. The work it threshing out is being
eigortholy proceeded with, and to far as lacy have gone the [amen
tind no reason to be Masa billed with the produce. The hot suns and
drying winds also have had the effect of improving the condition •it
every deseription of grain, and all kinds, in consequence, conic in in
improved order. From the .1111. cause elm the supoliea at our mar-
ket are duly there:wing. The general trade during the work has con-
tinued exceedingly dull, and we hare, in consequence, but le tle bunt-
gess to report in any deaription of grain. A Raga of Galata Indian
Cols of prime quality has been sold, to lots, from the ship. at 6'. ss. per
ton ; and this sale will give an Idea of the alate of the market for this
article. The arrival, of foreign grain continue fat to exceed our no-
emsities. The To: ipts of home grain for the week are: %%heat,
2,050 bele.; Sere, G 35; Oats, 7,329. We observe scarcely any alters-
, hen In the value of either description of grain, except Otte, which are
2d. per barrel lower. Wheat sells very low, and the few barrels of
Rarley which have appeared ae yet ore merely of grinding quality.
In forego Wheal• we have had very little business pawing. Polish is
little sought for, anal can be bought on cheaper terms, Ilariaitople and
Chirka being the only kimis in demand. The value of throe in, we be-
lieve, unaltered. In Oats we have, as nn List weee, a trifling business
doing for shipment by steamer,. We have hard of a few vales for
forward shipment at the out-porta, at On. to its. 3d. per barrel, tree on
board. We experience a somewhat improved demand for Flour,
arising from the Let that our bakers are again buyers, having nearly
worked off their stocks, We hat leiwever, no actual ululation in
the price ef the article. Indian Corn is very dull and chtficalt of sale,
and the tranthetions In the article are on the most limited scale. In
fact, we cannot look for any new feature in this brooch of the trade
unfree toe potatoes fail to keep, er the late crop turn out unfavour-
ably, in either of which events we should have first a speculative in-
quiry, and, consequent thereon, a revived consumptive liemon:l fur
tne article.

WAr itFORD, Sept. 13.-A continuance of most propitious
weather sines this day se'onight has terminated the harvest around
hero very favourably, and our present rupplas of grain prove in much
better condition M. the earlier ; but In quality both Wheat
and Oats fall far below the report. from other district.. We have
not yet seen sufficient Barley to enable us to form a decided opinion of
the quality ; from all we hear, the rumple% are likely to prove coarse.
At this morning's market our rectip•• of Wheat were on a liberal
scale, and priors of white as well as red declined 3d. to 6d. per barrel.
Of Onto we had a liberal supply, and tit a el-Mahon of Id. per barrel
the whole was readily cleared off. in prepared or foreign Wheat we
have not heard of any transactions. and therefore note no change in
our loot quotations. Flour unaPered in value. Indian Corn: The
eoneuroptive demand is on a moat Ilmitt d scale, owing to the large
supplier of Potatoes which our farmera are now vending to market,
under the apprehension that they will not keep through the winter.
The disease, during the last few days, hes attacked the tubers in a
very decided form, and much uneasiness is telt about the crop in
this district. The following are prevent prices:-Codried Wheat,
white, per 2,, at., 16x. to 161. 6d. ; red mill, 17%. to the. shipping, Ilia.
to 16e. Gd. DOA white. per tat., 9s. to 10a.; black and tawny, no. 6d. to
Ys.lod. Dried and foreign Wheat, Irish mill,per 20 stone, 212. to 32a.;
shipping, los. to ion.; Polish Odessa, 19%. Od. to A-. 6d.; French,
white, 22e. 6d. to 214. ad.; red, 21e. sad. to 225. 6d. Barley, grind-
ing, per 16 stone, 11s. to 11s. Cal. Oats, white, per 11 stow,
tars Od. to 1 Is. Od.; black, 9a. Od. to 9e. 9d. Flour, superfine, per
amok, 280. W. to 29%. Od.; roma% 35a. to Mk; third., 26.. to 211.;
fourtha,l7s. to pas. Indian Corn, Tanabe, per 20st, 13s. d. 1016 s. 6d. ;
American yellow and red, 13A to 132.3 d.; French white and yellow,
15s. to 13s. 3d. ; Ancona and Tuotao, 13a. to 13s. 6d. ; Egypdan,l4s.
to 11n6d.; daineged, for cattle, 12s. to 11e. Egyptian Wheat, 131.9 d.
to 16a. bd. Indian Corn Meal, per cwt., 7s. to 7a. 6d. Oatmeal, per
cwt., Its. 6d. to Its 6d. Bran, per 6 stones, Is. to Is. 6d. Imports
during the week: Wheat, 30 qrs.; Flour, 363 brie. Exports: Wheat.
MO brie.; Barley, ,it; Oats, 2,389; Flour, 486 sacks; Oatmeal, 940
cwt.

KIRKCALDY, Sept. 13.—The weather this week has been
of the rood pmpitiousdeseription for harvest operations ; cutting pro-
gresses rapidly, and a good deal has been carried, generally in fins
order. Slia potato disease seems extending in every direction among
the tubers, whether in the ground or when lifted, notwithstanding

the favourable ebangeof weather *high we entieTpa; ;w7sirbare
checked it. At our country market this week the littlo old grain
offering we. quickly taken off at last week's prices. The supplies of
new Barley in as yet small, and meets a ready demand; it is in fine
condition. though darker in colour than last year's. 01 Wheat the few
parcels offering were in rather tender coalition. Here today our
supplies were Endemic, and entirely of the new crop, except a few
{meets of old Wheat, which met a ready sale at List week's currency.
The new Wheat shown weight d from 3•lte. to 63Itrs., and some of the
parcels were in indifferent order; all was taken off for local consump-
tion at prices from 30s. to Ws. per qr.l Barley met a fair rale, at prices
In favour of the buyer; and Oats were taken off by the millers at 21a.
per qr. for 421br. Wheat, old, 365. yid ;to 465. 6d. per qr. ; new, 30s. to
40s. Barley, new, 21s. to 245. Oata, new, 30s. to 23a. Oatmeal, per
bag of 2301,ba, 31s. to 335.

Sr. PETERSBURG, SEPT. G.
Corn.—llye has been buying it 15 ro. 40 co., chit tly for
Med. Dumb: 0.1010 dozen 3by 11 redwood taken of Gromoff at
S. L4l la the thily temeetion. Flea : Seenething further has been
done at 107 is. kr mond dealer.' 9.lkead ; end SO tons of a new
dealer's 12.beed at is. ro. ; ntl Meet $4O tow Ardsmataky's ti
W and Sand lantana enhaa by a bawl resnlestary. lite tout sap.
ply wastlawn to be setioneed at HUN be SOON peek, of whirl
WRNS pewis range the ate. heap a well eusiontlea of
=a doze at 90 ro. to 91 no.; awl the 141100 woods taboo by, the
Adlsakally, at 02 To.; otherwise unaltered. Lowed err.
11;41101, SAO elute BJef taken at 2la ro. to 231 ro. The Kama seed
W Inthirto proved better than the Moornhaaak. Tallow after de.
dalimg hem 110 re. to 121 ro., at whlak 1,2 t 0 casks ware dale towards
W Weasel the week, hie again solvered. with • daily knelesee of
I,IN le IMO enhe, eo 121 Oa, to Ille as. The pelnelyal rum ghee
le the airy Otto beelmee, meths be Ithemeese. nue pnrebeeer are
wank, by ass c4l end ether speeedetere, it big lopeelble to pay
meek prim Me Import Anemmeemeils en mid to lime hem mode by
the )Bias gar wargisiss Kele 141.11 arks. Mork Tether
my be bed at Ile me. taimmges; giros inentbe. lleh to I
gee 1. Ro.; AReleedneb OMNI I$S per IL lle.; Hem-
Wet, three maths, 341 be MS pot B. Re.; lento, three months,
• to *9l per IL Rm.

THE NEW FOREST ACT directs-1. Within three
months—that is, before November 7th next—the Corn-
miosioners of Woods and Forests are to give notice in the
London Gazette, and in Hampshire newspapers, requiring
all persons to make their chums to right of common in the
New Forest. 2. In not less than six months, or more than
nine months, after such notice appears in the Gazette, the
VellinlTS are to hold a meeting at Lyndhurst to receive
elMil idols. 3. Claims not preferred at such meeting to be
bind and extinguished. 4 A register of claims to be
tins& out, and within one month after it is signed by the
'orderers, an abstract to be printed in the Gazette and
county papers. 5. Persons on the register may ob-
ject to the names of other persons thereon. 8.
Within three months after the register is printed, the
Verderers to hold a meeting at Lyndhurst, to receive objec-
tions. 7. Copies of objections to be delivered to claimants.
8. Register of claims and objections to be completed within
two yearn from the date of the notice in the Gazette to
snake claims. 9. All claims not objected to to be good and
'slid In law and equity. 10. Certificates of unobjectod and
Awed claims to be evidence in all courts of the tightest
gamma clamed. 11. This Commissioners of Woods and
Fonds an empowered to object to all or any of the claims
which be preferred. 12. The Judge of the Coaaty
Coast peon to hold coe4i: places be may ap-
point, ts &side on all objections, to the tad egged
inst dishfuls ot County Courts. e deadest to be wi-
dagaest* basedese of the rights of mom allowed.
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