The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-16 00:00:00

MARKETS.

Ltvr.nroor., Oct. 15.
The sales to-day ars—Sugar :30 lihds. Antigua at 332. ;
139 hhdr. Jamaica at former priors; 13 !Aida Porto !Soo It :the. to
ISs. 6d. ; 1,000 bags brows Paraiba, 131. 3d.; 4t'o ditto grains yellow
Bergal at 39a. Molawes : 310 puss. Barbsees at 13e. 64. fr..m t
he
he
quay ; 160 puns. Antigua at 13a. Coffee 200 bags gt. Dom
at 39r. 6d. ; 110 bags Rio at 465. to 47a Rift: 2,360 bags middling
Bengal at 9s. ed.; 4.000 bop good at 10a. 3d. TUT 210 bags
at 9s. 9d. ; damaged at 12s 7d, to las. 9d. Myrab gams : 1,300 bap
at 60. to Go. eld. tor mood. Logwood : 100 tons St. Domingo at
7a. gd. Tumble: 40 tosaßrasll at 3/. 13e. Mustard Seed:
350 bags Peat bens at Os. to 411 e.

COTTON.—LrvastrooL, Oct. 16.—The sales of cotton
to-day are estimated at 6,000 Wes, of
amt a
1,300 are token on
export. Iteg commies 4.000 AMMEIII, at a decline of fig. per lb. on
tr.Va.ous quotations ; 300 Penman and Ilaraham, at 6d. to lid.; 300
Sid. to 6d.; 600 Egyptian, 6d. told.; 600 Surat, 21d. to 4d. ;
ItO Si. Islands, 13d. to 17d. The imports since Thursday amount to
15,000 balsa. The market ckwes heavily. and u ith much ostraws ffer
if ncring ;
compared with Prtday's rates, pricer of Americas are ,
quire, rd. per lb. down; all other sorts little changed. Ihe demand
for farpnas still madams satenstre.

CORN.-B•nwitxxV, Oct. 15. - We tad only a very
slender attendants at this day's market, and h.oe business done at
the rated the tut two weeks.
BOSTON, Oct. 15.-We have had • fair supply of Wheat
again to-day, and buyer' acting cantiosuay, there wan less life in the
trade, at Is. decline. A moderate supply of OatA, which were taken
off at about former rates. Very little doing is other grain. Wheat,
red, 32a. to 35+. ; white, 41e. Oats, new, 15c. to 19s. Beaus, new,
255. to 271. Pew, blue, 24.. to 235. per qr.
CHICHESTER, Oct. 15.-We have no alteration to notice
In the value of the general runs of Wheat; a few samples were
picked out for seed, for which a higher price we obtained. Barley
to good supply ; but very little of other grain. Prices same as loot
week. Waal. Sta. to NIA Barley, 245. to 30e. Onto, 170. to 2.,e.
Beans, Ifia to Eh Peas, SG. to 325. per qr. Flour, Ms. per each.
~.o±.THA.L.Alirike'tllwH.E.A.Ttlul,,,O,.c.t.4lsp.,--Zhreemsibunsinue.saltet.dransforacteaud
of grain. Old Wheat, white, 91. 10s. to let ; red. M. 50.
Trirco's7new, white, 101. to laf. as.; red, 111. to W. 3s. Barley, 20e.
to 29a. OW, 17s. to 194. BMW, 26e. to 30b Per,
21411. ftl.
ter 29e. ed.
HEREFORD, Oct. 1.5 -This was the smallest market since
harvest, owing in a measure to the close proximity of the famed
cattle show on Saturday, and the hop and cheese fair to be held on
Monday. As a consults ore, prices ruled heavily, without any scut-
ble change of Out quotations.
NEWARK, Oct. 15.-The supply of Barley was on a liberal
wale; Rae qualities rather exceeded last week's currency. Oats is
demand. Beane and Tares are neminal ; quotations same as last
week's, seed Wheat excepted. White and red Wheat, 425. to 44e. and
ass. m 40s. per qr.
RoMFORD, Oct. 15.-We had a very thin attendance of
farmers at our market to-day. No alt. ration to notice in the price
ot any kind of grain. Wheat, 34r. to 454. Barley, 2f4s. to 315.; rind-
Mg ditto, lie. to 275. Oate, ISa. to La. Beans, 250. to 300. Per,
260. to 30s. Rye, 2es. to ISA
SToCHTON-oN-TEEtil, Oct. 15.-We had a very large sup-
ply of Wheat at oar market this morning, a large portion of which
sae in moderate condition: best dry samples met a good demand at
last week's prices, whilst damp and interior parole moved off slowly
at barely last week's rates. Oats were in good demand at full prices.
Harley and Brans the tura ehe.per. In other 102101 e, no change.
Wheat, British, per qr. of G3lbs. to the bushel, Durham and York-
shire, red, 36e. to Ms. ; white, 40s. to 42a.• South country red,
Xis. to 30e.; white, 401. to 420. ; old ditto to 7rcet, 376. to 394. Oats,
feed, 16s. to les.; potato, 206. to 245. Beans, old, Its. to 36a. mot,
per sack of Melba., dlll4 2as. to 295.• superanee, We. to 311. Oatmeal,
Sootab, 33A Pine Pollard, per toil, 31. 15e. ; coarse, 41. On. Bran,
31. 15e Foreign: Wheat, per qr.. of 6311 e. t
o, t
bushel, Dantzic,
Koslesberer, and Elblag, 42.. to 4ta. • Rostoek, Wismar, and Stral-
sund, 415. t 3 4 te.; Hamburg and SUDO, 390. to 40e. ; Holstein and
Danish, Ms. to 395. Balrey, grinding. per 56Ibs. per bushel, MR to
255. Oat', Houten, Swedish, teed Danish, 180. to 20e. Beans, 31s.
Peas, boiling. 325. GILYPIN Peruvian, per ton, 9/. IN. Imports
during the pact week: Wheat, coastwt e, 600 qrs. Barley, coastwise,
ISO quartere.
DC111157, Oct. 14.-There was but a moderate supply of
Wheat and Out. at this day's market, but a good one of Barley.
Prime ample, of Wheat ..nd Data were 3d. to Gd. dearer, bat Barley
was dull, at former mtee. Rather more inquiry for Indian Corn and
old Wheats, but few actual transactions terurred. White Wheat,
new, 17s. ed. to 22A; red, lie. Gil. to :Cs. Barley, new, lig. to Its.;
here new, 9e. 6d. to 10.. Oats, new, its. 6d. to Its. eal.;
13e. to 14a. ed. Rapeseed, new, HA Gd. to 160.0 d. Oatmeal, lea
to 1 Is. Bakers' Flour, 12e. to 14s. per cwt. Indian Corn, 23a. to 275.
per 160111.

CATTLE, &c.—FALKIItIE TRYST, Oct. 14.—The show of 1
cattle was both numerous and in good condition. It wee generally al-
lowNl that such a number had not ban Peen at this cerrespondine mar- •
set for many yearn past. We were much 'truck with the number and •
cendition, more particularly of the Wet Highland and northern coon- •
ties Cattle—that in, (bete from Forfar, Aberdeen, and Moratebtres. •
The Ede Cattle were not se numerous win former yearn, but what •
was shown was in good condition. There WWI a goodly sprinkling of
superior Highland stet. and heifer'; and also a good many small •
droves from that part of the country of inferior animals. The dealers •
from all parts were numerous, and appeared at an early hour very •
anxious to effect sake. What was picked up at gest, so early as 19
o'clock, was the better kind of the Nest Highland stela, and good
north country heifers and Roo. Several lots of email beast. in good
condition were also sold about the name hour by the border and
Engibh jobbers. Every one at this hour appeared to be in
geed spielte—both buyers and holders of keel ; and there is no
doubt this arose in the anticipation of the good ptiect the moult
el yesterday's proceedings being eel eatisfectory to the holders
of that kind of stork; and more particularly so many being only par-
tially served, that la make up their Hocks for wintering, they would
he demand to purchase the good kinds of the email Cattle to.iLly. Up
to eleven o'c!ock sales continued to be rapidly effected, more patiow
tarty amongst the good north country quay' and Rota ' • and although
a brisk selling market, it was nut conridered for this kind
that priors were higher than last market. Towarda the
tarn tithe day the ptelt of busbies* began to slacken, awl satte
dens after that Use was decidedly lower even for
of good quality. At the elm of the market for this day
about a hall of the general stork remained unseen In ceneludlng
these remarks, we have only further to state, although no advance in
pries could be chortled, they at least maintained the prices of last
month. Advances were got on some particular kindn s f stock, bat
there mold not be considered as soy criterion of the market. The
following are the averages of the otorik : Two-year-old Aberdeenshiree
from 51. 15s. to 71. • three-year-olds, from 01. to Ill.; two-yeas-oldForfarsbires, from; 01. to 71. ; and three-year-olds, from
01. to UR. There was • fair demand for the above
descriptions of stock, but pricer were about the some as
last year. Ordinary West Highland sluts (two-year-olds), from
41. to 71. ; one-year-aid West Ihrhlanderr, from 30s. to at les. ;
West highland heifer*, from V. 12s. Gd. to 54. 15e.; north country
slob% from 51. to 61. There was a good show of lri.h cattle. The de-
mend was very fair, and a tolerable clearance wan effected, more par-
ticularly among the better kinds. The one-year-olds ran from
4. to 51.; two ditto, from (11. to V.; three ditto, about OF.
The chow of county Rots wan greater than was ever seen at this mar-
ket, which had the effect et bringing o. own th•• prices of this demerit.
Um of Reek, in some instances at Omit 5 per cent, but the better
kinds maintained no more than the prigs of recent markets. At an
early hour in the .lay several lots were turned off unsold. There was
Mao a fine oboe of milk Cows, and the quality was also tweeter, al-
though no advance in priers could be quoted. Good milk Cows ran
. from 101. to Ill.; emend elms from 71. to 61., and down to 71., and 61.105.
The theme market was thickly studded with beasts of all &scrip-
How, more pet ticularly draught hornet., and the pales offeved amongst
this descriptn of animals averaged from 30!. to 401., and down to
There was a fair demand for thin description. Although several

individuate had eolandasiona to purchase tomiters and good saddle and
turners Horses, nothing appeared worth looking alter.

lIELRo.z L►xe FAlE.—This fair was held on Saturday
bat, and as was expected, proved highly favourable for the sellers.
The supply of ewes was extremely limited, and did not reach above
half ol the scud number. The price. for all kinds of ewes were at
an advance ea Owns of last year of at least 2a. per hemL The ewes
shown were all sold. The bent half-bred Leinetters brought
30e., and priers dewavrardv to 22a. 6d. Cheviots, of which
there were few thews, was readily bought up at from 17s.
to 225. The market was tergely supplied with Lambs, both
half-bred and Cheviots, for which meet exorbitant prices were
Naked. The half.breds were inferior —the top lots having been
sold previous to the market. Anything goal, however, brought from
149. to 20a. Good Cheviots were readily purchased at 14L, anal
nothing of the secondary sorts could be taught under Ss. The prier.
for Lambs were considered to be about la. lid. of an advance on pre-
Tiara markets. Several purchasers were disappointed, while others
refused to give the advance, considering the prices much to high to
afford any chance of re-payment for keep, Be. &net-masters op-
pesred to be in excellent &putts. —S otsmon.
ROMPORD, Oct. 15. At our Cattle market today,
there b•lng very few buyers (owing to Brentwood fair being to-day),
everything met a heavy salt, at about the same prices as lost weak.
Beef, is. led. to 3e. Bd. Mutton, 3s. rd. to O. Veal, Se. W. to
3e. lud. Pork. 9e. to 3a. 10d.