The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-11 00:00:00

MARKETS.

BRISTOL, Oct. 10.
Broatt.—There has been rather more disposition showu
by the refiners Ito purchase Wen b. dereristions this week, rind
the grocers are buyers of Sugars with odour; but :he moldy at mar-
ket beiog still very &mime, the tralitClit)/11, oilier our lent both fur pay
tad ...le PU,P.Ma ay. very trilithit, at about the former currency
no Wes repot ted this "reek In Mauritius or foreign. Poe Misers'
produce the &stead has rolled. but prim lure not improved in po.
pee Liao; the stocks, however, of manufactured goods reedy for deli-
very have now been run off, sod which Is rather a good fewone.
in Run the transactions are very limited, but Pekes arm unmated.
Vial) Faerrs.—Valeotia Raisins are In large supply, but dull of
sale, at 38a Island and Pat as Currants of line quality only saleable
In retoil, at 35.. to KW ; as yet the arrivals ore small, but further
proms are (Arty looked f. r.

WOOL.—Lime, Ott. 10.—There is not any change to
report this week. &Ns ore limited to the sanity of the current wants
of the izsauloctorers. Prices are qu .ted stationary.

CORN.--CHELwarouu, Oct. 10.—There was a large sup
pie of Wheat at market to.day, rad there being many buyers it WSP
cleared off readily at hilly to adesixe cm rod, and Is. to Is. Gd. for
white; red, 375. to 495.; white, 13a to 46a. Beans In moderate sup-
toy,a rather lower. Varley, floe, malting, make; full prices, 39a.
SIP.: moasitary qualities rather hewer. Pau, white balers, ra.her
dearer.

COVENTRY, Oct. 10.—We have had a smaller supply of
arida to day Mon usual, yet we sots no improvement in mho., Best
Wheat, 14s. to 14e. 6d. Barley, malting, 210. Gd. to 260.; Beam,
old, 1 Is. Cd. to 12a. 6d. • new, lea. to Ile. Oats, old, 224. to Ste. ;
new, 21s. to 92a. Yeas, sCaree ; old, lls. to 125.; new, 100. M. to Ile.
EXETER, Oct. 10.—We have had a lively demand for
Wheat to-day, at an advance of 10. to 20. per or. Barley ;.n.l Osta
sold more freely, at last waves rice,. Wheat; 07s. to 4.0. Marley,
240. to 235. Oats, 160. to Idg per qr.
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Livcotv,:Oct. 10.—A very large show of Wheat to-day,
with a brisk trade, at le. advance. Red Wheat, 34s to .1,11.; white,
3'.. to 435. Barley a fair supply; trade dull, at la. decline; grinding,
We. to 215.; maltirg, 2Se. A liberal supply of 01[8, with a slow trade,
at In below late rates, 15s. to 19u; old, 235.

SOUTMAMPTON Oct. 10.—There was a small attendance
at market tmday, and a moderate supply of Wheat, for which the
growers asked an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr., but tho millers
thd not seem dleposed to secede to this, conettmently the inuieenn
dons we. landed, the sales made being at the full prices of Lot
week. and In some neuters at Is. per qr. nines. Barley In good sup-
ply. and the sale dull, the wasters not having yet genenitly sour.
ammed. In other ankles but little doing.

WagartELD, Oct. 10.—Our supply is good of Wheat,
mid fate of other grain. The feeling of emindesee noticed Mat
week in Wheat prices still strengthens, and to-day with an ample
supply there to more disposition to purchase, and the full priced fie-
mauled last Friday era freely given for all deecripth.n4, with a more
extenied Inquiry for foreign; fine white in very scarce, and ktches
extreme rates. Fine quslitks of barley Oct plentiful, and are fuliy
as dear; inferior still neglected. Oats are id. to id. per stone, ar.d
Mtelling Is. per load lower. beans, with man articles, are so Doted
before. Imports during the wm :—Wheat, I i,ttel qrs. ; Barley,
1,301; Oats, 238; limas, 1,313; Peas, 212; Shelling, 414.

WATEUFOED, OCt. B.—Our Supplies of grain have 10111C-
what Urn od this week, tied in winwqtanoe Lamers are induced to
ask rather more motley for their Wheat; but for Lists anti &airy
Metiell ore ready to quit at Lite prices. Ineish Corn does hot sell so
freely as o late.

CATTLE.—ALrItINOTON Fala.—Michaelmas fair was
held in this village on Wednaday. There was • large supply of every
description of stuck; but busibias generally ruled dull. tot beet
sold at from 74. to fs. 6d. per more. steers were troni ill, to
each ; mid tarrenere sold at from 4s. to Se. per score. Cows and Calm
ranged tram 71. to 121., but for some splendid Beasts higher price.
were •aced. Barreners sold at front is. to Ss. per scare ; butchers'
Hire., 4d. to rid, per lb. Sheep—large wethers, 41. to 41d.; ewe.,
44. ; lambs, Sd. t• GIL per lb.
BIIDALM, Oct. 7.—We had an average show of Cattle and
Sheep, winch were of good quality. Yew buyers attended the mar.
►et, and sales were sl or, at worse prim than our loot. beef, do. M.
to Ss. Hatton, 4d. to Md. per lb.

BUIDOWATEIt FAIR: This fair, on Thursday, was well
attended. Sheep, of which a large number wes on sob.. re.dned Sd.
to aA. per lb. Cows were in small supply. Fat Feet mkt at Ba. to
Bs. bd. per wore. Yat Pigs. Ts. to 7s. IL per were. The Horses
shown were mostly of • pour desenption. and • grand many remained
unsold.

CARLISLE Oct. 9.—We had this morning an unusually
large show of CARLISLE,
on offer, mostly of good quality; Indeed, a better
show, both as regaros number and condition, has not a on our
market lee a conaiderable time. There was also a attendance of
buyers, and a fair bu-lness was done at late rates. The number
offered being much larger than the demand a portion remained un-
sold. Cheep and Lamb,: The pens, too, were also smell stocked, and
the quality generally lair; bmai.ess was not kirk anent those des-
criptions of stock, notwith.tandlng the greater portion of those offered
found purchasers before the market wee over. Prices without varia-
tion from last quotations, (`alms were in very limited supply. Iho
morning was wet, which bad an effect upon the Mashiess or the
Prices Beasts, 4.. 4J. to as ad. per Mane. Sheep, 44.1. to
Lambs, 41d. to aid. Wee*, lid. per lb., sicking offal.
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EXETER Oct. 10.—As is usual on the market day suc-
ceeding Alpliington Fair, the supply was small, and the Mtenuance of
buyers slack. Prices varied but little from hug week. Pat Beef was
offered at from Ts. to 7s. Ott. per wore. In mime Instances Is. Od. and
even Sa was asked. We observed a fine cow and calf offered for W.
TM re was one mild In splendid condition /or I It. Steers shout the
same as last week. Butchers' calm*, from ed. to 44d. per lb.; barren.
era ranged from Lc to Ss. per score; and steers, according to quality,
were from 111. to IX each. Sheep-wed:sera, MI. to 444.; ewes, Id.
to 41d.; lambs, 3d. to 60. per lb. Pigs from M. to Ss. ad. per sore.
The supply of Puck carcases was good, slid the demand brisk. Prices
ramp ti trout lA. Stl. to 7s. t er more.

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Ia*ENDAL, Oct. 7.—Of cattle there was a very meagre
supply, but quite adequate to the demand. Cows in general were of
an interior diatoriptiou, and were selling at from 1.1. to I U.; fur the
beet and aged email once, from U. In. to Si. Calves were of a small'
interior clam, but were readily disposed of at from ISe.. to 265. Heifer.
were of a lair quality, and were selling at from Of. to I :1. Sheep and I
Lambe were a fair average supply, :tad OJT mended the chief
non of the dealer.. Leicester. were disposed of at from Sea to 340.;
eraes breeds, midden, from 24e. to 2b..; ewes, from los. to 23.. •
black-faced madders, ISi. to His.; ewes, from lee. to 17a.
erase breed, from l&e. to 16s. ; smaa black-laced ewes, out of condi-
tion, were selling at hem 114.111 to 144.6 d.• Lambs. from Its.
Price per lb.: Keel, did.; Mutten, M.; Lansh, 441; Veal, 442.
STAFFORD FAIR, on Thursday, Was well attended by
farmers and dealers, but the supply of all kinds of stock, except stare
cheep, was very limited. Good rat Beet realised 441., nod inferior
from 4d. to 4;d. Wether Sheep fetched Sid. nail ewes Sd. per lb.;
stores en 2 well. Calving heifers were a shade better. Horses were
essecdhmly sane, and the fair generally dull.
loge, Oct. 9.—Wu had an abundant supply of fat
Beasts at this day's market, with a fair demand, at, taking a wide
range, from 4s. to Ss. per stone. None but realty prime, tint-rate
fed, and that rery rarely, commanding the Litter price; many re-
nal/Bed on band. The loan cattle market was well supplied with
English, 111,41, and Scoteh Beasts; a considerable amount of Meiners
was transamed an them, at prices commensurate with the rates of fat
Mock. We had a most excellent chow of calving Cows, which sold
well, at prices man ardance with other things. Our fat Sheep market
was fully squeal to the demand, with a tolerable clearance, at from 4J.
to 444., and, if hall-herd, light weights, in good condition, rarely
selling at Sd. per lb. She lean Blimp market in ewes and Lambe, of
all kinds, was realty very full S• they met with active demand, an ex-
tensive amount of business Windom in them.
GLASGOW, Oct. 10.—At our market to-day there was
fully an average @apply of cattle for the semon—nadiely, ale. Tho
quality altogeteer wall not nest-rate. The best experienced a decline,
and many cal the illiterate remaitled unsaid. For best quality, 420. 6d.
per cwt. was obtained. Our supply at Sheep and Limbs was much
the same ea that of lest week, while in pekes no variation teak place.