The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-22 00:00:00

white, 325. 'ed. to 33a. Od.; Canadian, Mo. ed. to 320.. Od. Ind lm
Corn,per mifibo.,lnteriese, yellow, 26.. to 26.. fat ; wbite, 211.. Oft to
French, Spanish. Fabian, &e.. yelltw, 23x.6.1. to A.. 00.; white,
364.0 d. to 26..6d.; thrall and Galati, 26.. fid. to 275. M. Indian Corn
Meal, per loGnis.,l3..fkl. to 11..1.1. Mar, per tort of 1961 b., Canadian,
Sweet, IS.. Od. to It.. Od.; 11.8. Western Canal, sweet, i OP. Mt. tO
165.6 d.; Ohlo, 19..0d. to Ms. Oil.; Ph!liil-lphia and Bulainioff, sweet,
161. 6d. to 19s. Od.; New Orlean., to 19s. fat ; ditto end
Canadian, heat.' and pour, 13..t0 17s. d.; Irma, fine and pup/T-
-ine, per sack of 2601te., 281.0 d. to 306.0 d. ; extra, 33e. Od. to Vie. Od.
Anivabi into Liverpool and Runcorn from the 14th to the 20th Oct.
ballades : Wheat, 3,730 qrs. ; Barley, 1.121; Malt, 16 ; Osta 4,925:
Oatmeal, 6,380 sacks; Flour. 1,506 tuck% and 17,216 barrels. Et-
=D O Ireland : Wheat, 1,921 qr..; Beans, 20; Indian Corn, 3,972;
Coon Meal, 29 tercets; Flour, 375 mete and 5,333 barrels.
LYNN, Oct. 21.-Our farmers are very busy wheat sow-
lag, end supply of both Wheat and hark) omall. 'The mild soft
weather affect. the condition, end Wheat In la. per qr. lower. In
Barley no alteration. Wheat, best rod, p-r 62 lb. to 63 lb., 3.54. to
Me. Barley, bait ruin, 23e. to 233.; extra, 26a.
NEWCASTLE, Oct. 21.-At our market this morning we
have a mod rate show of wheat from the growers, but mine few par-
eels having dropped in since Baturlay, this, combined with a more
sgbdui it report he in Mark-lane, induced much caution on the pm tof
of millers, still, however, taking the difference at condition into se-
Mont, prices although lee. than on Saturday, were intrinsically not
lower. • Fine Norfolk yellow;Wbests weighing G 1 lb. hot made 63 lb.
IRK ittestace at Us. ; extra, 39.. For old foreign there wan a wren-
lithe Wong, hat the prices 01 holder. and Duyvil being at variance,
waimusof resulted. Flour, owing to a liberal supply, was fully
dumper, 27.. king an extreme quotation for choice
hoomehold. 1W Me. for ecra white. In Rye title doing. Maaing
Barley a dew sale, but not lower; old grinding sorb+ are
worth 23a. pff 116 ib. ; Egyptian, 200. to 215. earn- weignt. In Malt
lea stiffing. Grinding Pees are wanted, and such would fetch 264.
per 6310. M boners on toile. Old Beans more inquired for, 113
are
also Mis aid Oat.; new without change.
PLYMOOTM, Oct. 21.-The Wheat market this morning
was badly seliplied from tanners ; but prices are mattered, and there
is stills large stock in warehouse, which sells at Irregular priers,
with frequent arrivals from Frame of new Wheats, some of which
are very good. Barley and Oats unaltered.
SALISBVIti, Oct. 21.-Our fair being held to-day, we
had a large attendance in our market thin mirning, and the Phow of
Wheat samples warheavy, but the condition of come of whit b was
soft. Fine descriptions of Wheat were In said demand, at 124 mar-
ket's price*, but the inferior and damp parcels sold at a decline of Is.
per qr., and little bminrna was done. Notwithstanding a deal of hu.
einem being transacted in malting samples of Barley, this
aerate was In excess of the demand; consequently, last week's quo-
tations were with difficulty supported. Oats, Beano, and IN tie were
as dear as last quoted, and a moderate trade doing. The Malt trade
wee dull. Rye and new Vetches were in demand, as loot milted.
Wheat, old, 30s. to 33a.; new, 345. to Ms. Barley, rualthff, 215. to
27e.; grinding, 32.. to 21.. Oat., lis. to No. Bean., Englieb, Sts.
to Ms.; Egyptian, 30a. to 32a. erns, 28s. to 325. Rye, tos. to 320.
per go. Malt, 6a. 6d. to 7.. per bushel. Tares, U. Sid. to 3e. GI.
Sour, 265. to 335. Ter sack.

CATTLE, &c.—ROTIIELLFIELD SVSIEK) FAIR, Oct. 20•
—The 'empty of store Beasts at this fair was short; buyers were
numerous, with a brisk trade, good grating even and SIM. telling
freely, at advanced pricer. Stick. and heifers also found buyers, at
improved figurer.. Working oxen were all sold, at from 241. to 321.
per pair, according to age and quality. lauteex Cows with calves by
their wide made IV. to 111. each, with a quirk sac. The Sheep trade
was lively, at 2s. to is. shove the prices at Lewee fair for ewes and
wells rs, and a trifling advance in price for Lambe. riga, as store',
made low prices; porkers sold freely, at as. to is. ad. per stone of alb.
SALIMICKT bitettklLltata FAIR. —Our annual fair
was held yesterday 'Tuesday), when the supply of Cheme
fell short of that died year, there not beirg 100 toils pitched ; there
were very few buyers in attendancy, and the trade was consequently
dull, not one-third the supply being sold. The prices ranged as
follows :—Cheddar Cheese, 60n. to Gie. ; cowards, 501. to Gem. ; half.
cowards, 30.. to 455.; silos, 20r. to rm, per ton. Onions The crops
of Onions are spoken of very favourably this year, but nevertheless
there war a ailing off in the supply to-day compared with preceding
• years, which, we hear, may be attributed to the low prices obtained
here. The aamples were very dear and One, but the sale was dull, at
the following rates :—Pcr sack, as. rod. to 6.. Od. ; per doeen
ropes, from 2s. to 6s. The supply of Horses was of such a shabby de-
scripuon that Oat trade was not worthy of mention.