The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-14 00:00:00

Hum., Ocr. 13.—There has been an exceeding
limited amount of business passing in any article of the tra
during the plot week ; millers are will in stock, and see
disposed to pause before giving the advance demanded by t
holders. At this day's market, with a large attendance
farmers owing to its being our fair, there is only a middli
supply of Wheat, and more money being demanded, busini
was checked ; we note no alteration in prices, except
anything very fine, which mado ls. more money. Forei
Wheat neglected, and more offering than fur some time pa
Barley keeps in good demand, but little offering, and t
stock ofgrinding is much reduced. No alteration in any ott
kind of spring corn. Wheat, red, 48s. to 521. ; new do., 5
to 635. ' • white, 60s. to 625. ; new do., 625. to 8.53.; Dante
60s. to 665. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 545. to Me. Bi
ley malting, 38e. to 401. . • grinding, 31s. to 33e. Oats, 2
to 28s. ; Danish, 235. to 255. ; Russian, 245. to 265.

LIVERPOOL. Ocr. 13.—The arrivals since this d
se'nnight are to a fair amount. Although at the close
last week there was less business doing in the Corn tra
here, yet holders manifested much firmness, and on Frid
obtained full prices on what sales were effected; Os. per 701
was required fur the finest new Irish red, and 95. 92.
10s. for extra whine Dantaic or first quality Cheshire n
white Wheat; the best States Flour 3545_ per barrel free,
'll2s. to 325. Gd. in bond. A few hundred quarters of Ind
Corn were sold to meet pressing Irish wants, aE :
per 480 lbs. New Oatmeal, 395. to 41s. per 240 lbs. I
ports from this to Ireland continue large, and fr
the destitute state of a large district in Scotland, it
pears clear that the help from this port to that quit
must be had. Exported to Ireland from the Gth to
12th instant inclusive-1,610 quarters of Wheat, 1,950 c
Indian Corn, 39 loads Oatmeal, 162 sacks and 5,061 bar
Flour. Coastwise-600 qre. Wheat, 32 qrs. Barley, 262 (
Oats, 62 qrs. Beans, 58 qrs. Peas, 54., qra. Indian Corn,
sacks and 3,062 barrels Flour. This morning's mar
brought an average attendance, and we note a fair extent
business in Wheat, at rather over the rotes of this day we
Oats 4d. to Id. per 43 lbs. dearer. It, other spring grain
any change. Barrel Flour, in bond, freely brought 325.
335. per 196 lbs., free, 345. to 351. Gd. Sack Flour and f.
meal each in request at full prices ; very little of the le
now in this port, either old or new. Beans and P
although in limited request, maintained the petition ate
in the report of Friday. Indian Corn still attracting c
siderable attention; the small quantity remaining 1
moves off in retail parcels, ats2s. to 54A., whilst cargoes fl
ing bring 43e. to 445., and those near at hand 465. to
per 480 lbs.

LEEDS Ocr. 13.—We continue to be liberally s
plied m ;.I; Wheat; we have also a rather large arrivu
Beene, but moderate of other nrtielee. Average price',
Wheat, 5Sa. 7d. ; Barley, 37e. 4d. ; Oats, 265. 10d.; Be
475. Id.; l'eas, 455. Gd.

LYNN, Ocr. 13.—A small supply of all corn 1
to-day, and both Wheat and Barley free sale at an advt
of Is. per quarter. Oats and Beans, Is. to 2..
quarter dearer. We quote prices as follow : Wli
63 Ihs., ('•3s. to Gls. ; flue, 655. to 665. ; white, to
Barley, best, runs 435. to 445. ; fine, tit. Beans, old,
to 525. ; new, 465. to 495. per quart. r to the grow
Oats, Is. sd. per stone. Averages posted this day :—Wh
4,906 qrs., 675. ; Barley, 2,394 qrs., 375. 24.; Oat., 169
235. Gd. ; Beans, 420 qrs., 455.; Peas, 23 qrs., 345. 7d.

BaussEts.--Some parcels of Oats were sold o
late market day at higher prices than Wheat on view at
same time. The West farmers did not remember so cur
an occurrence. Althenuth the price of Wheat had risen tl
the bakers wore not allow,' by tho commercial author
to advance the prices of bread.

HOPS.

BOROUGH MARKET, Two 0. Civek.—Messrs.
tendon and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the ti
is active, and full a. much money obtained. At Wcy'
yesterday, the sellers generally were standing out for 71.
cwt. for Farnham and fit. 103. for country ditto ; but t
was not much business done, as the buyers held off, exp
ing to get them cheaper. It is thought the Hop Fair
last till Saturday, the quantity; pitched being larger than
year since 1826.
WORCEMTER, OCT. 12.—The new hops eentinu
flow in, which hashed the effect of slightly depressing pr
At our last market, on Saturday, there were upway.
• , •
1,100 pockets vstliiiieti anti the prices iteragea 85s. per
The 41,^1'7:, Wei in middling hope, from 2s. to 3s. per c
' but good and superior qualities maintained former rates ;
and even higher was given for choice samples. The 1
quantity of 17,000 pockets of new hops have passed
public sales since the commencement of the hop season,
business has 'peen unusually brisk, both speculative and
mauent. 'lnc duty for this district is backed here at 32,0
and the highest duty which has ever been paid for the
triet was 36,000/., which was paid in 1837.

WYNIITI.T. FAIR.—In the Farnham row there
the extraonlinary number of 4,207 pockets, and in the H:
shire Country row 1,622 ditto. On Monday but few
sold. By five o'clock yesterday there were not more
from 600 to 700 pockets sold in the Farnham row, and
than 600 in the country ditto. Fatahams made from
71. 15s. ; of two or three choice samples making 81., hu
general price may be quoted at 71. In the Country roe
prices were lower. Some sold at 51. 10s., while others
20s. per cwt. more ; prices may, therefore, fairly be p
from 5/. to 6/. 10s.

CATTLE.

I,FICE,•TF.R GREAT CATTLE FAIR, OCf. 12.
supply. of stock was not so extensive se at former fairs
the prices realised were on an average u good as on pre,
occasions. The attendance of bw,ers was rather otter
but they evinced no decided desire.to speculate.

CHEESE.

LEICEMTER, OCT. 13.—The Cheese fair was
to-day, and the quantity brought into the market 1% as
tainly scanty, compared with other fairs. The attem
of dealers was pretty extensive, and several London di
purchased largely. The prices first asked were adhere(
the lowest asked was 565. per cwt., while the prime
choice dairies fetched 705., and, in some instances, 74s
cwt. However, the average price may be taken at
which figure great quantities were disposed of, ineludin
dairy of Mr. Crasher, of Leicester Forest. The bus'nes
brisk on the whole, end the stock of cheese rentainin
hand at the close of the day was not so large as was exp
from the high prices with which the sale began.

IVErmr.T., OCT. 13.—There waa a less quanta
cheese pitched than has been known for twenty-seven
past, the whole no: amounting to 200 tons. The prices
as follows, being from ss. to Gs. per cwt. under the y
made at Reading fair Best old Chedder from 70.. to
per cwt. ; Somerset, 68s. to 70s. ' • double Gloucester, 64
6.55. ; single ditto, 545. to 565.; Wilts and Donets, 58
635.; second ditto, 50s. to 545.; skim ditto, 30s. to 361.

SHIPPING.

MAILS ARRITED.-3 Dublin; 2 Waterford; I Doni
dee ; I Guernsey and Jersey ; 1 Flanders.
Losinost, Oct 14.—Wind this day at noon, S.S.E.,
breezes and squally, with rain.
RAMSGATE, Oct. 13.—Arrived: Fredin, St. Übe.
Stavanger, leaky, with loss of bulwarks. Sailed : Arid
Rio Janeiro.
DEAL, Oct. 13.—N. to N.N.E., atrong.—Arrived
Cruickahanks, St. Vincent. Arrived from the river
Pacific, Hobart Town; Armistiad, Manilla; Senl
Mantanzam ; Goliah, New Orleans ; Albion, St. Jo
N.B. ; Velocity. Havre and Trinidad. Sailed :
and British Queen, Port Philip ; Euphrates, Sydney ;
mion, China; Lady Flora, Madras and the Cape of
Hope ; Thomas Blyth. Mauritius; Conservative, Maw
and the Cape of Good Hope; Cleopatra, Trinidad ; and
whole of the outward bound.
COWES, Oct. 13.—N.—Arrived Chevetoll, Batavia
Plata, Rio Janeiro, out 48 days. Sailed : Elide,
Orleans ; ligonia, New York.
PLYMOUTH, Oct. 13.—N. by E.—Sailed : Maid of A
land, Ceylon ; Moozuffer (s.), Bombay ; Quiz, Sierra Le
Gains, Gambia; Magnet, Berbios ; Ludlow, Jam;
H.M.S. Athol, Bermuda.
On' Dovzu, Oct. 3.—Eolus, Batavia, for Amsterdam
PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 13.—N. to N.W., fresh.—Sai
Windermere, Hobart Town. OR, Achilles (n.), Const
nople, &c.
PORTLAND.—SaiIed : Verona, Boston, U S.
EXMOUTH, OCT. 11. Arrived : Prince Royal, Quebec
TORBAY, Oct. 13.—N.N.E.—Sailed Princess It
Prince Edward's Island.
DARTMOUTH, Oct. 13.—N.—Sailed : Jules, Guadaloi
FALMOUTH, Oct. 13.—N.N.E., strong breeze.—Ant
12th, Neaveite Auguste, Gores, for Havre, with loss of I
Bc. 13th, Mcdore, Patagonia and Rio Janeiro; Cron
ditto.—Sailed : the outward bound. Off port : Intro
Picton, fur Hull. The Transit (s.) has been placed os
mud.
JERSEY, OCT. 11.—Arrived: Unity, Labrador.
ButgroL, Oct. 13.—N.E., frosb.—Arrived ?dolt
Africa ; Piilgwenlly, Denia. Sailed, 12: Lady Frank]
New Orleans ; African Queen and the William Canyi
for Africa ; Bethel, St. John's, N.B.
Eiscastz, Oct. 11.—The Racer, from Newport to
muds, arrived here to-day, with loss of rudder, bulwo
souls, &C.
DROHEDA, Oct. 12 —The Swift, or Dublin, went mho
Langhown, 10th inst., but expected off next spring tides

IV Far Yeateraay's Markets sae last par.