The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-09 00:00:00

ROXBORO, Oct. 8. Our market to-day was well
sapptled with Wheat, which mrt a ready err for all rine parcel-, at
la. above last week. Eras Is. cheaper. Barley, for finr qualities
fully r dear. In other things no alteration. Wheat. 3.18. so4ll.
Shirley, Hs. to 3114 grinding dine, 21-. to -Gs. Osts, to.. to ffas.
Beam, 225. to 30.. Per, 265. to 30s. nye, ;Xs. to 28e.
STOCKTON-ON-TEES, Oct. B.—We have good arrivals of
grain ccastwir fat the pant seek, ardour farmers' ripply this mora-
les was also putty liberal. Wiu at was cleared off early at an advance
of 2e. per qr. on last week's currenoy. Old Matra was also Is es.
quest, at aa buccovament of Ir. to 2a per qr. Oats mat a tree tale at
the satrems rates of this day week. Barley and Beans without
alteration. Flour la per sack higher. Imports during the Week :
Wheat, 1,327 ; Barley, 440; Oat., 44.`.
DUBLIN, Oct. 7.—There was a good supply of new grain,
and a fair di marl for all dercriptions thereof at market to-day.
Wheat and Oats mooed oft at about the prices rf Friday, but a reduc-
tion of Gd. was 'Omitted to cm the beat qualities of old grain, and In-
dian Corn difEcalt of tale.. White Wheit, new, Ir. to 21..;
red.
los. to Ir. Gd. Barley, new, Ole. to 14.. ; here. new, 9s. 6d. to 10r.
Oats, new, es. Oatmeal,old, 13...6d. to Its. fr. Rapeseed, new,
1141. 6d. to Ir. 10s. to lir. FIGUI. baker.% ill to 14s. per
cwt. Indian Cora, 231 to 2: a. per 450111.

CATTLE, &c. —CUICUESTEE, Oct. B.—There is an
abundant supply of stock tris day; pekes rather lo4wer than last
marktt, with dull trade. Beef, fat awl prime 3s. to 34. d. ; inkrior
sorts, Is. ed. to 10d. Soatbdos fat Mutton, 3s. 4d. to 3e. Sd.
Lamb, not in !POW. Vest, 3s.Ss. 8:1.; fat Calms, 3s. to 3s. 2d.
per stone of Sibs. Store Ply, 12a. to Itis. Nab.
LEEDS, Oct. B.—We had a numerous attendance of
buyer. at our fair to-day, bat only a languid trade. Of Cattle there
were 00, which roll at from 50. to Ss. per stone of IGIN. There
were also 4,800 Sleep and Lambe, the former selling at 41d. to 3d.,
end the latter at id. per lb.
ROMVOUD, Oct. B.—We had a fair quantity of stock at
our market to.ls; priori same a. Lot week. Beet, 3s. to 3s. bd.
Mutton, 3s. 44. to 4s. Lamb, 3s. 10d. to 4s. 4d. Meld, Ss. 44.
to 3s. Ild. Peek. 3s. 4d. to Y.

FAIRS.
DFDLEY.—This fair' which was held on Monday last, bad
• good supply of ewes and store rub. ep (wethers). There was but a
dull *ale. A large quantity of fat rattle was brought by dealers In
the neighbourhood. beef sold from Sid. to ad. per lb. Mitch Cows
fetched from Bto 18 guineas each. Store Pigs were plentiful, selling
from 10.. 6d. to M. Horses al. were very numerous, but of the
W ual middling deseriptkun.
GIFFORD AUTUMN MARK FT, Oct. 7.—The show of
stock at this market was considerable below an average, arising, we
believe, fram many agents mooring 'the tooth country for 'wee. The
stock shown was in good condition; but, in consequence of the onpros
oleo.. state of the weather. the uhfferent flocks appeared much jaded;
but still the demand for good ewes was veer apparent. The different
menu appeared to have omit:sited orders kir Ireland, that country, in
the meantime, more particularly in certain detrate, lying enti• et,
pasture, in consequeme of the ejectment system, and the proprietors
and ttustcee of said propertieP, noting it to be their duty, have re-
solved to stock their pasture land with Sheep 'Tom ecotland. lac
connection with thls„ we may add that the same &genie
bare hetn buying largely the wawa 01 tops in the south country at
all markets, as well as privately, for the same country. This soya
much fur the new occupants of the Irish soil. Although the stock at
this market woe limited, and the buyers equally ea, still the impetus
given by the &gest' threw a good deal of lire into the transactions ;
otherwise, it would have been a compete luting concern, more t ar-
ticular', for the secondary and Inferior kinds of !stack. The short
supply wee still more astonishing; the Dunn market haven been
held nn the same day as this market lag year ; but
the previous part of the preamble, if taken into wander*
don, will amount for the wellness of numbers. Early
in the forenoon a good many sales were effected amanita
the beet clam of ewes at an advance upon stocks, in Poole in-
stances, of Is. per head above last year's prices, and in other.
about GI per bead ; but the generality of the stocks brought no
higher than the prices of last year; and this kind did not break bulk
until the forenoon was pretty far advanctd. It was generally allowed
that the better kinds of the Cheviot e see, from three to live year.olds,
brought from 17.. to 210. A lea lots of the inferior Mande, so
early as one o'clock, were turned off unsold. Upon the whole,
It was considered a dull market. By two o'clock the :sheep
stance WAS entirely cleareuL The small dealers being supplkd,
and the more extensive dealers having exhausted the market, solar as
their purchase were concerned, the remainder were turied off unsoal.
The .how of block-faced levee was very limited, and the onle .Iro
that we were apprised of are those of the West Hope, w hich brought
13s, 6E; mod the Bothwelre, 12e. el. The followiug ore a few of the
eales of the Cheviot Ewes: A lot of Cheviot Uinmunu, belonging to
Mr. lerclay, Crenchshaws, Berwickshire, brought VP. Mr. Itonaldson,
Mon ham Mains, bought a lot of 4 sad Seyear Cheviot Ewes at 15s.bd.
Mr. Hume, tut Loognewton, cold bin lot of 3 and 1 year old Cheviot
• ewes, at ale. Messrs. J. and A. Scott, salesmen, D ankh, sold the
Duartiick fivc-year-old ewes, at 13P. 6d. ; SWUM lot, at 17e.; also a tut
• GI half-bred Lambs, at 12s. Bd. The Coonelain stock sem sold by Mr.
Davidson, to Mr. Mum, for Mr. Rumen, Couletakenains, at Ile. 6d.;
al. the ILuckness lot was bought by the same .leeman, from Mr.
' Dodds, at the same price, going to Mr Percy Nugent, Bart., county of
' Westmeath. Mr. Henderson, of Chesterbill, sold hie bull-bred
Lambs at 13s. lid. Mr. Dickson, 01 Wetherley, sold his threes
year-old ewes to Mr. Min. Lowest°, at lot. The Lang
Teeter stork fetched 20u 6d. A lot of 6 ve-year.olde, be-
longing to Mr. Burns, Ilousebyren, brought Ice. Mi. The
' lot of four and flee-year-olds front WhOehope, PrebleWire, brought
lbs.; and a lot of fourevear auks, front Wetberby, brought id.
i A lot of four and dye-year-artist, from Brocsliouse, Willa Water, near
brow, brought lits.—• luck-penny lot. The Sneadon four and five-
" year-olds were sold by Mr. Taylor to Mr. Swan, fax Sir Percy N moot,
at l's. Mr. Cockburn, of Cr.bie' sold Mr. Swan his four and five.
ewes, going to Ireland, at 17s. a-Lead. The show of tops
was about an average supply, and a good many sake were of-
' feted amongst this kind of stock. What was shown was eta.
• titer of a good quality, being princiledly composed of Leicees
a ten. The Duke of Fuccleoeh's stock of one-year-old Leicester*
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brought from 305. to 30s. Those belonging to the Earl of temyrs,
of the same breed and age, fetched from 43e, to Sus. a bead ; and t hone
belonging to Mr. Brown, of Halls, Iladdingtonsblre, brought from
31, to a. 3s. In respect of the mace of the stave mentiontd stock,
It was allowed, although sales were doh, that they realised the gout.-
hunt of lace you. Altilough a better supply of fresh country slots
was never ens In the market, the sales were very li-
mited; and anything done was below recent markets. The
• two-year.olda ran from GE to Dl. ns, ; and the sic-quarters
from Of. to et. Ts. Gd. Mr. Swan sold a large lot of
Yorkshire Civitis from 4,1.. to D. Int. A good number of the
country Oats remained unsold at the clove of the market; and
shat was done after' celve o'clock woe below recent markets in this
district. Country Cows : The chow of this description of stock was
certainly very limited, and the demand at, the time appeared to
be equally so. A few good animals were on the market stance,
and so high as 141. was asked for a very superior cow; but
we are not aware any each price was got. Superior much
Cows ran from 101. to 12l.• ascends/7 class, from 11. to tit., and down
to ti/. LIUMIL MARKET.—The show of thiv deveriptton was certainly
very mare, with the exception of a few draught stud, the pristiial
one bring in the heads of Messes. Henderson and Wilson, dialers
Edinburgh. This show of draught Horses, instead of Debi;
«Mown at a village fair would have graced the Rood fair of
Dumfries. The better description of sU kinds was evicently In
the hands of the dealers. The sales effected to-slay by Messrs.
Henderson and Wilaoti, ran from 30/. to 151. Mr. Hume, Longnew.
ton, sold a good draught Horne at 31/., and several italce were effected
from 152. to 25/. The show of saddle and baIIVILI Horses had •
miserable appearance, and the buyers for this kind appeared equally
foie. This market was considered a dull one, except what was dune
in good draught Horsey, which maistiiced Dos prices of recent
markets.
STOVRPORT.—This fair was held on Tuesday, for cattle,
hops, he. Sheep were extremely low, some few silting, but at lower
nnia ; buyers were scarce notwiticednaling. beef was also low. The
l'ig market was well stocked, and found ready customers, at easy
prier.. The hop market was dull, 185I's selling at GI. to GE 10a. The
failure of this fair has been co maned by the ale ration made in tins
time of holding It.
BiLLINASLOZ; OCT. 7.—On this day the Fair Green
of Ballinasloc assumed an unusually enlivening ee-
tacle. Public confidence we think is greatly restored. The
public begin to feel there is abundance of capital in the
country. Stock having been put to public competition, the
prices were more than equivalent to many former years.
Hunters. steeple-chasers, and other horses brought first rate
prices; and sheep (the few that were offered) brought more
than average prices. Another cheering proof of our ad-
vancement in emerging from famine and starvation is the
fact of the spirited competition fur the large and extensive
ineumbered estates property disposed of this day by Messrs.
Gaoly and Sons, subject to the decision of the court, prov-
ing that regeneratives and reproductive alterations, although
in embryo, are now about being developed throughout the
length and breadth of the land, and improvidence recede
before the steady and energetic endeavours of those who
think judicially and act promptly in the embarkation of
capital. The horse fair was as usual, that is to say, what
it has been for the last few years. Some good horses were
exhibited, but the majority were of a mediocre class.