The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-18 00:00:00

LONDON WEEKLY DOOR RETURNK-8m.16.

Isffied. Delivered. Pr. Meek. 1848.
Soeez,lo. heti& rigs 1,635 2.847 30.188 --74,w
Slawitium . bade 934 7,697 13 ‘,7 411 161 870
Demi 4 itiaiia. by 149 10..478 145,0 0 141.000
ForriSe ~ .
_— 18,499 0.148 .24.00 218 000
Corr, a, W.I mks 81 1,500 3.361
29 117 R.lll P. 814
Ceykill . . bass 8,767 3,821 113.114 113„6.:4
212 13.3,4 6..3,0
FOreittl. bap 1 7,7.7 6.02
Bur, W 1 casks 87 544 22.307 23.74

MINCING LANE, SEPT 18, Halfpast Two
The nubile wan or Sugar are prng►easing wunt nt op ri..
but at about previous rates. The Refined Sugar mar►et has opened
with a dull appearance; grocery lumps, 48a. to SG%
Coma—The public sales, which are not large, con-isting of
plantation Ceylon, are going off rather heavily.
RICE.—A small portion of the 7,00 P bags Bengal offered were sold,
the importers holdmg for precious rates, which buyers did not seem
inclined to give.
nnairs.—Rum remaina dull. Brandy continues in gond demand
Tea —The pubhc sales are pragrenuing, without ihowing any ma-
terial alteration in prices. The importers are buying in largely.
In other articles no material alteration, but there is nut much ac-
Unity in markets generally to-day.

TALLOW.—Tbe market continues doll, at the following ri
=cos : —Petersburg Y. C. en tie spot, 37e. ad ; Ottober to to
ber delivery, Me.; mange months' delivery, 37e. 6d.

COTTON —LITIEWOOL, SEPT. 17.—The sale* Oda der r,
have been 5,0t0 bales without any change, 1,000 of which was for ,:;.
export. 16
Havre, SEPT. 17 —There is no WV ralen since our I tat ,„
ad' ices rrsrerting the Cotton market. This day's day's tales were 45
144 hales for immediate consumption, without any change in prices. is

CORN —Ciftsrecs•Tas. Sop% 17.—We had • RNA st-
tend.nee at market te-eity, and an tv.asual slumber of buyera Trade
wsll brisk, and good Wheat, of which there was a fatt quantity, sold
readily at an wive:lce of 2s. to 3a, per quarter. We heard in no Iraq a-
loe/Ott, in new Barley. Wheat, new, 91. 1. s. to II& It per loud;
old, 91. to IW. 136. Bailey, new, 2Ss. to Sea. per qr. Oats, new, Itla.
to 20s. Vetches 6s. to 6s. per InsheL

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NORWICH. Sept. 15.—Th. rs was a fair supply of Wh•,a• '4'
at mark, t to-day, which obtained rather over last week's rates, red Y....,
tusking 41s. to 43s •; wnite, Cis. to 475. At. w samples of Barley 4:'
wen, uttering, and found buyers at DS,. to its. per qr. to the grower.. tuo'

HAY SuzTaatat n, Sept. 18. Yeetn. Cooper and 20L
Davis report a abort tappiy, with better trade. to
crone M.0.10w, to 12.- room —to I New .... —O. 20
!alert,* . ..... . bto. to Ws. I Clover . Tv& to 18.. I straw— lie, to

CATTLE. &o.—CoLgwitterata, Sept. 15.—The show of 4
Sheep and Lambs was large; the trade remains exceedingly slow,
and but few were sold. Thera was no partkular alteration in prices
for the be. t deacriptions, but inferior sorts were fully 5 per cent. 28._
cheap r. Of fat Beasts there were but few, which were sold at rather 1
improving rates. The trade in fresh aid lean stock does not improve. 12
and a great majority left the market unsold. There were a few mileh sa
Cows with Calves at side, which were of secondary quality, and wane U
of them sold at from 111. to 131. 10e. exch. Prime ones are still cis
Inquired alter. The Pig trade remains dull, as an increased supply is el
anticipated In a week or two. There was an unusually large show of ..1!
Horses and Ponies, part of the re.idse of Maldon fair. Most of the v.,
fart horses were young, and very promising; but very few changed
bands, although a vidertly lower prices were asked. Many of the 10
ponies were l.kely to prove very uwful, and a eimsiderabie number 20
wets sold. supply: Sheen and Lambs, 6,310; Beasts, 305; Pigs, 10
274; Calves, 22; Horses sad Potties, 146, to 2„
Ltoilltr.on, Sept. 17 —The aup vly of Beef was the largest 30
ever shown in this market. Of Mutton much the same as an last 25
Monday. A gond demand for both Beef and Mutton, at rather teas 12
proved prices for good stock. Middling without change. 2,874 Cattle, 33i
and 10,171 Sheep at market. 32

MALDON Fats, &pt. 13 sod 14 —The attendance at oar tat
fair was more numerous than for several years past. The show of lb
stock was also good, upwards of 1,500 beasts b, ing on the ground, and 10
more than 6,000 Sheep and Lambs penned. On the first day bald t.ess lO
trmsaction. vo re exceedingly Ph.W all the morning, very few thl irs
changing hands. Towards the afternoon more sales were effected; 00
but still a large proportion of the mac was driven off unsold; muse- 25
quently there was a good attendance on the second day, and more
purchiees were made, at prices much lower than thin time twelve- 00
month; beards were from 21n. to 30.. per head lea, Sheep and Lambs, 51'
from As. to 10s. Ism. The supply of Horses was very good, and coo. 28
siderabls business was done us them. so

NORWICH, Sept. 15.—'Jur market exhibited a ved *hew r
of Scab., .hart-horne, sod Deems; the low prior o' corn prescient any ,s
improvement in the trade, and many lots remained unsold at beat
week's prices. Fat Dews a good Pak at liv. Gd. to 7s. per .tone or
14 lbs., and all sold. The pcns were tolerably well filled. Keeping is
Sheep and Limbs wt rc a good sale ; for Sheep, 2's. to 30s. per teed ;
Lambs, It.. to 21°. p. r head, and a clearance. Ewee, of all ages, from --
b. Lo 4a. lee bend lois money. Fat Sheep, 7s. per stone. In store
Pigs and tat Pork no attention worth notice. a •