The Express.
London, England, 1847-10-06 00:00:00

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Sr. Iris, Oct. 4.—The Wheat market to day bri.ker than
last week, e an n4vanee over litt Monday of le. per Lad,
but n•a much bubi :esi doing. Merchants not very anx:„Ais
of buying.

Dv-Nu tut, Oct. 4.—There was a fallit: Off in rho suprly
of Corn forward for today's market, and prices ,lie turn
higher for all grain. Hates we re, fur red Wheat, 211. Gi. to
265. 61 per barrel; 255. Barley, 14s. 61. ta lie.
Oats, CI to 12s. 61.
NEWRY, Oct. 4.—The tendency of priers is still down-
wards. The supply of grain from the farmers was, how-
ever, very small at our market on Saturday. Wheat and
Barley may be quoted the same as in our last, but only a
very few samples of Oats, of the primest quality, reached tin
highest figure, viz., 91d. per stone. Flour, home-manufac-
tured, sells also at the same price as for some time past, hut
American, to-day, is quoted at 275. to 294. per barrel. The
price, to-day, for Indian Corn Meal is 9s. fid. per cwt., for
both descriptions of white and yellow ; hut we may state
that complaints prevail very generally among the coasumers
.o the inferior quality of the article. Barleymcal remains
at 171. SI, and the market, on the whole, is to-day reported
flat. . se. ...Ms n I, nn
DANTZTC, Sept. 27.-I,llllh ......,
old Volhynian Wheat to be had, although that is rot exempt
from blembihes ; and new Peas continue to arrive so slowly
that a trifle of white appearing to-day fetched 375. ; yellow,
381., f.o.b.

A RiEILLES, Sept. 30.—We have very little alteration to
notice in our corn trade. Prices are somewhat easier than
our last quotation, with little doing. Linseed Cake, square,
SI. 10s. per 1,030 kits., cost and freight included.
Vase ice, Sept. 25.—The advance in the price of grain will
no doubt operate farcnarably towards restoring confidence to
trade in general. Holders here, notwithstanding the absence
of all purchasers for shipment, have, in consequence of late
advice' from your vide, and an occasional put chase for imme-
diate consumption in Trieste and the neighbouring moun-
tain districts, shown less disposition to sell, and we could not
therefore hope to buy Indian Corn at less than 311. per
stars Ibraila, or 2.11. SI. pir qr. f. o. b. ; 3 2-3 f. to If. per
stars Galata, or 266. Ild. to 275. Gd. Danube Wheat wo
quote at 4 if. to .51f. ; Odessa, 6f. per slam. Barley, 21f.
Oats, 2i to 241 f.

PRODUCE.—MiscrNo-LANE, Ilnefpnat Tecn.—
The public tales have been few and unimportant to-day;
none of sugar, which article remains nominally the same as
y, but wears a dull appearatee.—Coffee has gone off
1721,74: and a considerable pan of the quantity offered
has been bought in. Cotton very dull, and rather
lower prices submitted to when telta arc made.
Rum ha been neglected.—Spices tolerably steady.—Rice
tolerably steady.—The markets generally are depressingly
ihfluenced by the state of credit and the money mmket.
Holders are anxious to realise, but very few buyers appear,
and none that will purchase more than their immediate
wants require.

PRICES CURRENT.

844A3, per ewt. IaTT
W. Indis,ll.Y.i ru.334. 0.1.3C4. ud
Yellow kOrey... 37 6...41 0
Flue..
llatuitiu.s,browc... 30 0..30 0
..... 33 0..41
Fine...... »..»
,b... 43 0...47 0,
Bengal& 11;41:;;;I;. at 0...34 0
Yellow 37 0_39 0

ngs, No. 1. CO 0... 0 0
11L003* II IS._ 0 0
Cargo atCardilf tar 9 o._ 0 0
Swedish ll 3._ 0 0
Ls-an, at per toe.
Plot , best l3 10 .. 0 0
MAW, sheet l9 5... 0 0
Bar. 22 0.- 0 0
Patent riot 9l 0 . 0 0

White 43 0...49
Foreign, brown-- 34 0...43
39 0...40
Grey and whits 4O 0...44
Reaned, liandare 62 0...1311
Lumps 54 0...57
Corm. in Bond.
West India. ordi-
nary 23 0...25 0
Good
Fine 65 0...130 0
Ceyl sad ordi-
naorn, y ... . 34 6... 35 0
Fine onilai;ri 36 0... 40 o',
Fine 0... 80 0
Mocha, good toene344o 0... 82 0
Costa Rim ordi-
nary to tine 33 0... 32 0
Sumatra and Pa-
dang 24 0...26 0
Tea, at par lb.
Congon,ecatmon 0 01— o,n
Rica, at per ewt.
Bengal whits...—. 15 0... IS 0
Cargo.--
Java l3 0... 17
Patna 22 0 24 0
Carolina. 26 0... 30 0
Snares.

ved or Willem— 19 10..19
Speller 2O 0...211
On!, per 232 bap. pl. d.p.
flab, om 4 pule at 10... 0
wee 27 10... 0
brown & yellow 73 0.. 26
54 0...65
ll:7lllatter ta 0...07
Old. ... 27 10... 0
loath ttc¢. 25 0...27 1
Olire,r4ll4ol4p.too 42 0... 0
Oared Nut 2B 0...C2
Seed. Bale. 10e
per tau „7 ..32
Lamed 26 5...261
Peammotts, per est-
Butter—Unk, let 91 0...02
led 0 0 •
3rd 0 0... 0
Debt:74lFt 0 0... 0
Limerick, tic BB 0...9)
C let 9O 0...96
011:30090
008°000.1.1..."....:73:65002
Do., Wlfdnt
Ileffart
Lerd,lah-tt,1.77k l 50 0_56 0
Watertord, do
Ditto 131. alder 8_99 0
American
Hate; Oa fig ()ow, at pet lb.

Rom at per yell
Leeward bland
Proof . . 2 3 ... 2 1
Demerara, 26 to
36 p cent.
O.P. .. . 3 2...4 0
Janulr; 30 to 86
Per cent. O.P. 3 10 ... 4 4
_ Favourite rnarka-4 6 ... 0

Inazwis 4 0 3 3
En•
tialisplritsoLp. 11 0 ... 0 0
Scotch
Irian ll 0 ... 0
rum, per ton.
£43 0-53
St. Petersburg, 0
had 0 0_ 0
Dutch *ad neon& 55 0...01
ineeland
HEMP. at per ton.
IM.Petrraburg,elcanCli 0...40
outxhot
half clean
Elea, ktldne
outahot
peas
StanW.a

A. eta. Tiro,
Zted Ir.3d N. 71d
0 3 .. 0 3k
Emil, dry n 41 . 0 6
Dt7sidted 0 4 . 0 41
Id°,
fik
Ilmakday Talp. dry 0 3...0 6
West India, dry 0 4 ...0
Salted
East India 0 4 ...0 101
B.Azs, dry 0 7 ....0 a
• 5k...0 IP
S. Ardor. pir
bide S 0...11 S
Hach, •ditto 4 S. 11 11
Dry ITooDu, at per too.
LATIVOOd, Jamaica-CS 0... 1 10
Honduras —.. S L.. $
IS

notlnctla Saw—.

c!PnlthT_ ! !!••• • !•

Bout
lute
Tng, at per cwt.
Biwa &I 0 0 0

Palde, Males 5 10... 0 10
Niantraps, km and
wad 90.160

Straits
Osm. in 810eks BB 0... 0 0
lam r, at per ma.
Oars £9 10 tro

L. T 10 10...10
Saw
Red Sanders. ..... 0... 0 10
Er

TALLOW.—The market for Tallow on the spot
remains firm, hut for forward delivery it is difficult to make
sales. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475.; all the year
delivery, 465. ; January to March delivery, 465. 6d.

CHEESE.—LYMINGTON (HANTS), Oct. 4.—More
than 140 tons remained for talc from Saturday, for which a
further reduction of 2s. to 3s. per cwt. was taken. There
were more than 60 tons without parcbasers. The best Ched-
dar fetched only 70s. to 725. per cwt. Finest red Somerset 58s.
to 60s. Double North Wilts, b6s. to 585.; tingle, gis. Half-
Coward, 42a. to 455. Skims, 265. to 28s.

MANUFACTURES,— HUDDERSFIELD, Oct. s:
Our Cloth-hall has hren almost deserted by merchant+ today,
and the general feeling is that we are about to pass through
such en ordeal a we have never felt before. Prices in the
Hall to day are merely nominal.. Business seems to bo almost
at a stand still.

HOPS.— BOROIIOII MARKET. Two o'Clock....
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, hop factors, report that there
is considerable more business doing to-day in ell aorta of
hops, at the following quotations. Duty, 18,5,0001.
New Mid ri K. K cuts K. oto Si. S 1 Teartiew K ents p.est. 21.16 to 31.11
New Weald of Keats 3 1J to 4 4 I'ctrllc. ouc-cu 210 to 3 3
New Sumer ........ 2ldto 3 101 i10pe........1 oto
Pardons ..........0 oto 0 0
MLIDSTOICE.—The hop-picking will very nearly finish this
week. They 00133 C now exceedingly good indeed, and quite up to the
planters' expectation In quality. Mid Kent will furnish some of the
very best bags they have had for many years.—Wermilroarar.
Tames, AND Neeruoresn.—The picking to taut drawing to a close.
and they are said to weigh well arid to be of fine quality. The mien.
thy, it Is generally auppored, will be about the woe a. Mat year.
They are getting very brown—CAT-TV ABU ar.—The opinion of an
increased amount of duty beyond the general estimate is hill enter.
taints here, judging from the quantities already weighed up.
and the wry low priors hitherto Mimed for good simples.
Meet of the plantations In this teighbourbood have finished
picking, and the pickers have made better wages this year
than Last, at about the same price "per basket," which bag
varied at from 24d. to 31d.per barbel, and gives to an Industrious
picker about 2a. to 2s. 3d. per day. A conriderable quantity in samples
woo in thin market on daturday, but very few sold, so that a ruling
price cannot at present be quoted..—Frasnor, Alms, coo Corn_
ran DIITIRICIA, Oct. 4.—Our picking in now completed. The rerult
mowers our previous expectatims, and we think the duty of the die.
trot will pay 0.0001. The meet extraordinary crop in this district was
grown by Mr. Daniel Tiarsill, of West Wouli.Lham ; two awes produced
4,000 bt.Shels.—Sfaidthats Ga:4oo.

WOOL.—IIuDDEB4,IxI.p, Oct. s.—We have ex-
perienced during the past week such a decline in the demand
for the raw material wool, u the trade has not seen for the
last twenty yearn. Of course this state of things is attribut-
able to the general want of confidence brought about 117 the
numerous immense failures which bare taken place. Wool-
staplers woald be glad to sell at cost prices.

CATTLE.—SALISBURY, Oct. b.—Trade dull. For
the best fat Devon and Short•horns prices gave way fully 6d.
per score pounds, and then all not sold; the middling and
inferior class Beast were even lower, many scarcely reaching
10s. 6d. per score; some very fair selling at 10s. ; contract
fat Bulls and Cows at Bs. to 9s. 6d. ; many of the largest and best
Devens, as well as the poorer Beasts, were driven away un-
sold. In the Sheep market the best Down with difficulty
made 5.. the 811 r. ; good fat half-bred and horn Sheep,
41. 4d. to 4s. Bd. ; fat Ewes, ts., some hundreds not finding
purchasers. Fat Lambs only fetched the pries of best Mut-
ton. Fat Calves were also of slow sale at from 10s. to Ils.
per score. A great many killed fat Hogs and Pigs, the sale
of which was 10s. 6d. to 11s. per score.
GLASGOW, Oct. I.—There was a good supply of Sheep
and Cattle in the market to-day. Sales were dull. Best
Beef and Tallow brought from 10s. to 11a. per tron stone.
Best black-faced Sheep sold at 30s.'6d. ; but white-faced, 275.

For Yerterday's Markets see 134 pogo.

SHIPPING._

MEIER ARRIVED. Dublin, 3; Waterford, 2; Donag-
hadee, 1; French, 1; Flanders, 1 ; Lisbon, 1.
LONDON, Oct. 6.—Wind this day at noon, E.NE., light
steady breezes, and tine.
DEAL, Oct. s.—E.—Arrived from the river and ailed :
Annie, Capett Good Hope Mayflower, Halifax ;
St. John's, New Brunswick. Sailed: Catherine, St.
Thomas's.
F.U.,IIOVEN, Oct. s.—E.—Arrived PenniDahEM, Mau-
ritius
Oct. 4.—Sailed Violet, Hayti ; Herriot, St.
John's, N.B.
num.'s, Oct.
Ore CAPS
front Bristol. t.
LONDONDERET,
Rio Janeiro, arrived
discharge.
CLAY, Oct. 4.—Tiu
on the be,, 2nd Motet
PENZANCE, OM. 4.-
WI:MILFORD, Oct.
Alert, and Margaret,

4.—N.—Bailed Diary Phillips, New York.
CLBAR, Sept. 27. Ade . - 'inceut's
Oct. 1, Patriot Kiag, Posuasabt, • •
..isarved, Oathe4,..—thi. ifrow
Tho CEpslcrstaskie,;4ll
4.—Tho Elizabeth, ertitlifyitY*
d instant. . .
Oct.
D, Oct. 4.—E.N.E.
zgaret, St. John's, /(13
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