The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-20 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SI:GAR.—The average price of sugar, the produce of
tits Witt& poses's.= in Stuerien, cemputid iron the returt.s
Its the week indiug the 16th Sept., 15.11, is .30. II Iti. per cwt. burp•r,
the pr•due, et the East India, 2Sa. ad. ; sugar, tt•e produce el the
Mauritius, as. +l-I. The overage price of the three fort gaitg
de-
ocriptions of sugar, jointly, Is 24, Rid.

LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 19.
The sales to-day are : Sugar--420 bags Bengal, at 41s. ;
400 bags Khios, at Vim. 64. to 28*.• 1,400 bags Brasil, at 13m. 6d. to
Its. od. Cedes-33 berms plantation Ceylon, at 465. bd. to 325. ;40
bags La Gus's*, at 345. Rice —1,344.1 Lags good middling Bengal; at
94. ad. to Os. M. Jute —463 oaks, at 10/. 3s. to IW. 10s.

BRISTOL, SEPT. 19.
groan.—lVe have again to report another dull week in
our market ; both redners and grocers csatinue to act with ecesider-
able caution, and prices must be quoted as rather lower. Refined is
In moderate demand and prices are fairly supported. Rum steady,
but whbout much business doing.

GLASGOW, SEPT. 18.
ABILIIS.—Our market continues quiet at our quotations of
Friday last, with lithe doing, nix., at 2:s. to Vs. Gil. per cwt for
Montreal pore, and t9s. to 31. e. for pe..rls. Cotton.—There has been
a goad demand from the trade throughout the week, and an average
amount of business has been done, chiefly In ',midi quantities for
present wants. Tte market flews steadily, at last wi ek's
prices. Grain and Flour,—The imports for the week hare been:
Foreign, 4.633 gm. wheat, 3.0 qrs. beans, 6,11:3 towels flour,
10u barrels oatmeal; and, coastwise, 345 qrs. wheat, 103 sacks dour,
494 qrs. and 2,219 bale. oats, and 95 tone oatmeal. During
the week we have bad liberal imports, and with fine weather the
trade has ruled dull, and in some eases lower prices base been taken
both for wheat and flour. New wheat is coming into market, and
sells at prices varying according to condition. In some cases the
farmers complain of the yield hi ing rather below last yi'ar'a. There Is
little passing in barley, and price ?minim'. Oats and oatmeal are
still drooping. and there are sellers at Gd. per boll, and Is. per load
under bud week's currency. Beans and Peas are the turn lower.
Little inquiry for ledian turn.—Lard: Market quiet, at 465. to 3‘s.—
Naval Wore.: In wain no change to note. Tar in active demand at
11s. tkl. to 12s. Of turpentine the stocks are light, and pricier firm.
Oils are dill. Prices nominally the same as this day week. Provi-
sions: American Bacon is in light stock here. We quote Ayrshire 2s.
to fie per cwt. lower. Tallow is firm, and sells at fully former quoti.
Bons.

COTTON.—LivEstrooL, Sept. 19.—There is little change
to notice in our cotton market during the peat week. A spirited
demand as i-ing on the arrival of the steamer, prices slightly hardened,
without enabiing 1111, however, to make any quotable adviume- Tins
extra inquiry baying the last thy or two fallen off, though still each
day three has been a fair and steady business doing, we now resume
our former quotations, closing in all respects at the rates of Friday
1,190 Americana, 1,020 Surat, and 4) Egyptian hire been taken
on speculation; and 5,010 !Lineman, 1,.,10 Surat, 10 Madras, Egyp-
tian, flo Forman, and SO Smyrna for export. Sales fur the week.
36,600 bales.

WOOL.—Ltvenroot., Sept. 19.—The market is rather
quiet, but what is doing is at firm prices, and the stocks cratinue
very light. Of the more current descriptions we are for the morueut
quite bare.
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LEEns, Sept. 19.—The demand fur foreign and coloniul
Waals bas been unusually heavy during the past week, and prices in
consequence of the pervading flatness arc rather in favour of the
buyer. In English Wool we have nu change of iar/orunce to report.
There is s steady, though out brisk, demand, and prices remain the
Ban,. Combing Wools are only In bruited demand, but short Wools
of middle quality are in fair demand, and prices :de firm.

110SIEILY.—LtleWi EU, Sept. 19.—The September de-
mand bas been better with the whilteale Loodm houses than was
anticipated, and a more active bu•itv st has been done this week in
warehouses. Several buyers have been In the mu ket, and some en
tensive purchareshave been outdo. Manufacturers never Metes. cont.
plain of the low rates of prate on troodf, and spinners complain that
they cannot realise the price of Wool,. We believe that stacks have
In many cases been unusually large, but full car li,lenee appears flow
to be kit in an extensive improvement in the local trade for the neat
few weeks.

CORN.—Citzugsrortu, Sept. 19.—There was a good
supply of Wheat at market hsday, and prime must be quoted te. to
2s. per qr. lower, with a dull trade; red, 36e. to 3Ss.• white, 40e. to
43e. lk•aos store offering, and unaltered is price; !Latium, 235. to
21.9. • tick., 204. Marley more offering, quality good, at 30s. to 311.
fur line malting. _

COVENTRY, Sept. 19. Our market today was well
attended, and the cupply of grain abundant. Priers were lower, and
but a comparatively small amount of business ~one. Wheat, old,
13s. Cd. to 14..; new, 12s. Cd. to 13s. Od. Barley. old, 2e. to Ms. ;
new, 245. to 2. • grinding, 2.15. to 265. ikon., old, 11s. Cd. to
12s. 3d. Oats, old, 245. to 265. ; new, 19s. to 225.
ESETEI4 Sept. 19.—Our supplies of grain to-day were
small for the time of the year, winch sold readily at Lot week's
prices. Wheat, Xs. to 40e. rley, 21s. to 245. Oat*, 17e. to 18s.
per qr.
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LINCOLN, Sept 19.—We have had a good supply of
Wheat, and prices rather below but week's rotes. Barley a heavy
trade. at Is. decline. Oats duel at former prices. Wheat, red, 325. to
Si..; white, 3.45. to 40s. Barley, grinding, 21s. to 235.; malting, 24.5.
to Pis. Oats, Its. to 20s.

LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 19.—Advices from all the counties :
northward continue to represent hornet to be proceeding most fa-
vourably, with fine settled weather, and the market. generally in the'
United Kingdom being more literally supplied this week with new
Wheat from the farmers, prices., with very few eximpoona, continua
to recede, and the aspect of the trade appears lowering and uucertain.
Prevented by adverse winds at era, we have had seareey any arrivals
worth naming, coastwise, from Ireland or abroad, riser Monday last;
but, several vessels being reported near at hand, suppltes are espected
to Increase toe fair extent on the find chaos.) from the west. With
them anticipations and an ample show of sampled offering from gra.
nary, the trade during the brief interval etnce Tuesday has been
extremely quiet here, exclusive of occasional sales of Flour and
Indian Corn, the demand for the latter, prompted by the reporte of
potato blight, having oontlnurd at fall prices both on the spot and
floating. Having a tolerable number of home and watery miller. at
our market to-day, good descriptions of foreign Wheat were held
rather firmly by importers, and a fair amount of laueirie.a was trans.
acted, cattily for the interior alai on Irish account; but our local
buyer. being inactive, no advance was obtainable, and our Lim quota-
tions therefore remain =varied ; new Whesta, of both home ami Irish
growth, being in fair request and ready in value. With rather fewer
operations in State, and tamadian Four thie morning, but a reirelar
large consumption weekly, and au extensive demand prospectively,
prime brands were the tarn dearer to-day, and other kinds, including
Preach, maintained late pricer. Barley, Malt, Beans, and Peas wore
difikult of ale, and each slightly depressed in value. Oats receded
Id. per galbs., and Oatmeal 6d per load, with a very limited demand
severally. Flavin very tittle Indian Corn here and en fresh arrivals,
good samples on the spot were Gd. per qr. dearer to-day, and eeTeral
more doming cargoes changed handl. Arrivals into Liverpool, from
the loth to the 18th Sept. isiclueive : Wheat, 1038 qee.; Malt, bee;
Oats, 920; Beans, 60 ; Peas, 300; Oatmeal, 2,983 sacks; Flour, 343
melts and 2,313 bris.g

SuUTIIAMPTON Sept. 19.—Our market was fairly sup-
plied with Wheat to:day, principally of the new crop, for which there
was n steady sole, the turn in price being Misr to favour of the
buyer. A few samples of now Barley were shown, the quality of
which was good, and they found buyers at 22.. to 299. per qr. In
HOLM little doing. Oat. a Wow Lae. glair dull. Wheat, sf. 10s. to
91. Ss. fur red; 94 Ss. to 104 for white. Barley, malting, 2oe. to 28s. ;
grinding, 2Ss. to 23a. Oats, black, new, Itte. to ISA. • old, 20. to 215.;
white, new, 17s. to Ina.; old, 20s. to 245. per qr. Ikons, 291. to Jts.
Flour, 275. to ass. per sack.

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WAKEFIELD, Sept. 19.—The harvest may now be eon-
, siderol ea brought to a dale under the most favourable circumstances.
Oar arrivals of grain this week are good. The prices of Wheat continua
to recede; tlnest new Is fully Ir. per qr., and other rorts to. to Rs. per
qr. lower than tut week, without producing any extensive lisle; fur
old the inquiry to limited. There is more new,Barley at rnatlictu.day,
which cold at ltta to 295. per qr. Oats awl Shelling are lower. Beans
fully as dear. Other ankles as before. Imports during the week :
Wheat, 19,487 qrs.; Barley, MIS ; Gus, all ; Beans, 4A; Per, 241; ;
Shelling, 891; Malt, 3811 loads.

CATTLE, &e.—CattlAbLE, Sept. 18.—Owing to our fair
falling to-morrow, and the attraction at the agricultural chow this
day, the stock brought by farmers to market this morning was limited
in somber. The quality was middling. Prices were as lately quoted,
and select, held Orin, owing to the absence of numbers. At the clone
a few of the small number offered remi.ined unsold. Sheep and
Lambs : The numbers for the reasons above were small, and not much
demand for what were offered. Prices a trifle lower, and the prin-
cipal portion of alone offered found purchasers. Calves: Only a small
number brought to market; prices, owing to the want being greater
than the supply, rather higher. Beasts, 4s. pd. to sa. 4d. per atone.
neap, 4 id. to 54d. Lao* lid. to Sid. Calves, 44d. to lid. per lb.,
sinking offal.
ExErr.it, Sept. 19.—The supply of cattle was not so large
as last week—there was, however, a tolerable supply, partieuLtrly of
Sheep. The attendance of buyers was not so numerous. The paws
varied but little from bat weak. Fat Beef seW at from is. lid. to
is. led. Lbws and calves, 81. to 114. each; steers. 141. to 151. per
pair; butcher'. gains, Cid. to id. per lb.; barren heifers, 54. to
Se. 6d. per score. Bleep, wetbers, aid. to 44d. per lb.; ewes, 411. 10
44d. lip, mine prier as last week. The supply of Pork camases
was larger than last week, at from Is. id. to is. 94. per more.

NOETILtEPTON CATTLE AND CHEESE FATE, Sept. 19.
—Our fair wan largely supplied with Beef to-clay ; with Mutton not
so well. The trade for lien was lower, the beet not making sd. per
lb. ; Cow Beef under 4}d. per lb. Best Mutton 3s. ed. to 3s. bd. per
stone. The supply of stare cattle was equal to the demand, but of a
vary Inferior description. Store Sheep about the same es toot fair.
114 in is meth wanted for the tumble. There was but • small supply
of cheese, about equal to that of lest year. Of the qu dity, some kw
I duties excepted, not touch could be said. Prices ranged from les.
to 3r4.

OLasoow, Sept. 18.—The supply of all kinds was small
to-day, and sales were in conacquensw entity effected. Oxen, G5B ;
Bimep„l,93B; Lambs, 2,2:0. Batt ox Bsef, 41s. per cwt.; current,
42e. • interior, 344. to 350. At the close of the market a few re-
mained unso4. Best aged wedders, 5,1. per lb ; current, 44c4; infe-
rior, 21d. to 4,d., all .&d. Best Lambs, 15s. each ; current prices,
9s. to 10s. A few small Lang*, 6s. to sold.