The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-12 00:00:00

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last week. Wheat. 28s. to 3.75. per load of 5 bushel. Pea*,
295. to 335. Beaus, 225. to Zia. ' • old, 295. to 355. Barley,
275. to 335. per qr. Oats, 445. to 30s.

Martmorttea, Nov 11.—Very little business has been
done in our market today ; both Wheat and Barley Is. per
qr. cheaper than last, week. Other grain remains the same.
Newnuar, Nov. 11.—We have this day a large supply
of Wheat, a great of which is much out of condition, which
met a dull sale, at a reduction of fully 2s. per qr., and a
clearance net effected. Barley is only in moderate supply,
and the prices of last week fully supported. Oats, Beans,
and Peas rather cheaper.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 11.—English Wheat was in better sup-
ply to-day, and freely taken at last week's prices. Foreign
dull of sale, without much business doing. Flour remains
the same, as well as Barley.
Rowse', Nov. 11.—Good Wheat found purebasers, at the
prices given on Monday last. Ail other qualities remaining
on hand. Barley sold as before, without any variation ; best
malting was sold at from 30e. to 31s. per qr. Oats, 225. to
265. Beans, 50s. to 565. Peas, white, 545. ; grey, 50s. Rye,
17s. per sack.

ROYSTON, Nov. 10.—A large market ; Wheat trade very
dull ; last week's prier barely supported. Barley, of very
quality, made about the same price, but all other sorts were
cheaper Is to 2a. per qr. Wheat, per load, 270. to 345. Bar-
ley, per qr., 265. to 345. Oats, 17s. to 355. Return posted :
Wheat, 496 qrs. 2 bushels, average, 21. 7s. 9d. per qr. Bar-
ley, 1,874, 11. Ile. Bd. Beans, 4 qn. 3 bushels, 21.

SToCILBRIDOE, Nov. 11.-The prices of Wheat were
rather on the decline, particularly for poor samples. The
finest sold at about the quotation of last week. It must
ban been a very superior sample to make 131. 13s. per load,
while much was offered at 121. Barley was down is. per
qr. A few superior simples reached 32a. per qr. ; some
going at 30a.; others at 28s. to 295.; old Malt, tis. per
bushel. Oats rather scarce ; best sold at 275. per qr. ; good,
at from 23e. to 245. ; light, 21s. Beane and Peas remain
the same. Winter and spring Tares not much in request.
Rye without variation.
STOCKTON-ON-TEES, Nov. 10.-We had a fair supply ed
grain frem the growers at this day's market. Wheat met a
free sale, at a reduction of Is. per qr. on the rates of this day
week. Barley in good demand. Oats sold more freely
than of late, but without any quotable variation in valuta
Beans and Peas, dall sale at about the currency eU
this day week. Flour in demand at our reduced quo-
tattoos. The following are the current prices : Wheat,
per quarter, of 6311.. to the bushel, south coustry, red,
Vs. to 605.; mixed, 58s. to 615.; whit., 61s. to 635. ,• old,
red, 661. to 541.; while, Ms. to 61a. ; Barham and York-
shire, red, 545. to 60a. ; white, 67e. to GU. ; Meek/ni-
-1 burg and Pomeranian, 58s. to GC/IL ; Holstein, Danish, and
Hamburg, 575. to 60s. Flour, fine, per sack of 2801 b., 425.;
superfine, 45e. Rye Meal, 71. 10s. per ton. Barley, grinding,
265. to 28s. per qr. Oats, feed, 221. to 25e.; potato, 265. to 285.;
foreign, 21s. to 26,. Beans, new, 445. to 48s. ; old, 50a. to
565. Pen, boilers, 445. to 485.-Imports of Grain during
the past week: Wheat, 697 qrs.; Oats, 500.
Uvratincia, Nov. 11.-Good Wheat sold at the price of
last week, but rough parcels at a reduction of 2s. to Is. per
qr., with a dull sale. The trade for Barley very flat. Oats
in short supply, and sold at former prices. Peas in demand,
without alteration in price. Beans rather dearer.
WORKINGTON, Nov. 10.-We had a more plentiful supply
of farmers' Wheat to-day than is usual, and a slow business
was done at a slight decline on last week's prices. Wheat,
per 3 imp, bushels' 20s. to 245. Barley, 12s. to 12s. 6d.
Oats, 9s. to 91. 9d. Averages Wheat, 59e. 2 ; Barley,
335. 2d. ; Oats, 2,55. 10d.
NENTRT, Nov. 8.-There is no alteration in the prices of
any article of farming produce since our last. We can, of
course, only repeat the quotations given on Saturday, which
are as follow : Flour, Irish, firsts, 18s. per cwt.; secondo,
16s. ; thirds, 14s. ; and fourths, 12s. American, 325. Oat-
meal, machine-manufactured, 12s. 6,1. to 13s. per cwt.
Indian Corn illeal, 9s. 6d. per cwt., and barrels 16s. 6d. to
171. 3d. each.
EOM/MOOR, Nov. 10.-There was a good supply of
Wheat from the growers at this morning's market. Farmers
began by asking previous prices, but before any progress
could be made in sales, a decline of 2s. per qr. on the cur-
rency of this day se'nnight had to be submitted to. Foreign
Wheat was in mod rate demand ; the finest qualities were
taken off slowly at about last week's priers, while the sale for
inferior was dull at a reduction of lea. per qr. The supply of
Barley wee leas than for the last few weeks. Choice umpire
maintained previous prices, but middling and inferior are le.
per qr. lower. Oen were a slow sale, with the turn of prices
In favour of the buyer. Beans were very dull, and 2a. per
qr. cheaper. Peas unaltered. Wheat, 72.. top; average,
60s. I Id. Barley, 355. to_p average, 30s. Gd. Oats, 30s. Gd.
top; average, 255. Gd. Beans, 410. top; average, 40s.
DUNDALK, Nov. 8.-Owing to stormy, wet weather, the
'apply. of Corn at market to-day was very trifling. Wheat
Wog in demand, advanced Is. per barrel ; Oats also 3d. to
Sd. No change in Barley. Rates for Wheat, red, per brl.,
117 s. 6d. to 295. ; white, 30s. to 31s. Oats, I le. to 124.6 d.
Barley, 14s. to 16e. 9d.
GLASGOW, Nov. 10.-The chief arrivals reported since
Ss 3rd. instant have consisted of about 7,300 qrs., Oats,
1,250 loads Oatmeal, 1,900 qrs. Barley, and 900 qn. Beans
from Ireland; and 4,970 brie. Flour from Canada. Several
Teasels have also arrived with Wheat and Flour from Liver-
pool, and seven or eight with Oats from Limerick. Via
Orengemouth the imports have been confined to 790 qrs.
Wheat, 1,470 qn. Barley, 620 sacks Flour, cosatwiee, and
435 qrs. Barley from Wolgast. The demand for Wheat
and Flour has continued active, and upon fine qualities of
Yak some further advance has been obtained. Oats sad
Oateead have found a steady sale, and Barley wee nem
readily disposed of at the tine of the week than on Wed-
nesday. reeding Beans have moved slowly, although
offered cheaper ; but for grinding qualities, and for Indian
Corn, there has been more inquiry. This day's market
opened heavily, but before the close a fair extent of Mai.
nest was done in Wheat at last week's prices. For Oats
there was a good demand, and for fine qualities an advance
of fully 6d. per boll was made, extra prepared Limericks
reaching 21s. per boll. There was a good sale for Oatmeal
at previous rates. No change as regards Barley. New
Irish Beans were offering 6d. to Is. lower, and few sold.
Sweet Flour commanded full prices. Wheat, 2401 be., English,
white, old, 295. to 30s. bd.; red, 275. to 305.; Scotch,
white, old 275. to 295. ; Irish, red and white, old, 245. to 255.;
new, 265. to 28s. ; Bennie, old, 28e. to 305.: Pomeranian,
old, 2/3s. to 30s. • Danish, old, 26a. to 285.; Ode sex, soft, old,
255. to 26s ; daradian, old, 258. to 275. ; United States,
old, 26e. to 290. Barley, per 3201 b., Berwick and Scotch,
new, 245. to 255. ; Irish, new, 22e. to 245. Oats, per 2641b5.,
prepared Irish. new,lBs. 6d. to 20s. 6d. ; nodried, 16e. 61 to
17a. ; foreign. Riga, old, 17s. to 188.; Danish, old, 16s. to
17s. Beans, per 4 imperial bushels, English, old, 245. to
2.55.; Irish, per 26011.., new, 225. 6d. to 23e. ; Egyptian,
per 28011.., old, 19s. to 19s. 6d. Peas, per 2.801111., white,
old, 20s. tq 225. ; grey, old, 201. to 21e. ; .anadisn, old,
20s. to 21s. Flour, per 28011.., English, superfine, old,
445. to 465. ' • Irish ditto, old, 425. to 451.; fine, old, 40a.
to 425.; extra choice qualities, old, 465. to 475. ; American,
per barrel, sweet, old, 295. to 30s. ; Canadian, sweet. old,
289. to 30s. ; sour, old, 245. to 255. Oatmeal, per 2801ba.,
Irish, common cut, new, 33e. to 355. Indian Cora, per
28011..,185. to 205. 6d.
CONSTANTINOPLE, OCT. 27. - The only teanseolime
durbig the last week, have been for constdoption here and in the Amid.
petago. There Is a demand for barley foe Shies, sad several ems
tracts have been entered into for supplying it. There is very Mk
wheat In deposit. The bad weather has prevented the usual
coming in. The proprietor+, too, are holding back, In antidg2:
such prises a• they realised last year. The present prices ars-Am[
hard wheat, 22 to 24 p.; Beessreble, 20 to 22; Roamed% 191, SI;
Roumelia, soft, 174 to IS; lbratt roll, 15 to 19 ; Indian out; 1414
14i ; barley, BtoBl ; rye. In to 14 ; oats, BtoB4 p. the kilo. •low
rases have been freighted to load barley at Orgee, Varna, alib
for England, at 94. 6d. to 10., 6d. qr.; Odessa to Mareeffle le=
barley, at 31f. we have a considerable number of vessels hi core hballast, and freights will go yet lower. Exchange on London, IlOp.
ADRIANOPLE. Ocr. 22.-The holders of corn are trying
every method imaginable to keep up the prime: the buyers are very
shy, awaiting for more favourable reports from the westward. The
prices now are-Best hard wheat, 154 to 16p. ; barley, 8; rye, 104;
to be del.vercd at Enos. Our silks are 109 to 112 p. the oke.
ALArs, Ocr. 23.-The favourable accounts that we have
received from Europe have bad • renovating indurate upon our
market. Prices have risen, and a great deal has been shipped lately,
but upon the shipper's own account, Is consequence of the recent
6542.u"‘Preigrtratee'soi169tapp.rlitqlle. ;Itondiu'Looditn,rl,ll6o44. to6d.l"to. 1B"b7%;
Marseilles, sf. Gala. has not suffered by any of the recent failures
in London and Live/boa
SALONICA, Ocr. 22.-Wheat, let quality, 94 to 8G; lad
do., 75 to 78; 3rd do., 65 to 70; white, soft, 70 to 74; white, red,
Ist quality, 69 to 70 ; 2nd do., 62 to 61. Bye, 49 to 50. Barley, 33 to
M. Oat., 32 to 33 p.
ALEXANDRIA, OCT. 29.-Affair' are calm. Wheat is
from 60 to 63. Beans, 50 to 524. Barley, 3t to 36. Indian corn,
30 to 35 p. Nothing muds doing in cottons, yet they keep up to 220 and
240._ Linseed is also up from 80 to 90. Lachance on London, 95;

on Malta, 311.
MALTA, -Nov. 3.—There is little or nothing doing in our
markets; the continued accounts of failures have alarmed everybody.
Prices are about the MIX as last quoted. New beaus have slightly
advanced; they are now about 240. the qr. Olive oil has risen to
11s. 6d. the maw if 4 imp. gall. PreiOts to England, Sa. Sd. to

CATTLE, &c. SMITHFIELD, Two o' Clock.
The supply of Beasts to-day is large, and trade for them
very dull, except for the choicest qualities, which maintain
Monday's quotations, and are readily disposed of. The damp
weather is considerably against the sale of inferior meat, and
much of this class remains unsold. The number of F. beep is
but small, quite equal, however, to the demand. Trade is
exceedingly slow, and late prices barely supported. Trade
is hardly so good for Calves ; a choice one, being a scarce
article, still makes 65., but other kinds are rather lower.
Trade continues steady for Pigs. The supply from abroad
consists of 478 Beasts, 2,130 Sheep, and 133 Calves. From
the neighbourhood of London, 138 Milch Cows.
Per stone of Abs. ad. .d. Per stone of 181,e. s. d. s. d
Best Poota, Benfords 4 4 8 Best Dm. a lit bds. Bh. 0 0
BOA &oft-bawl 4 0 4 Beet Lon&nools .... 4 4
Second quality Boats 210 4 Do. do. Shorn . 0 0
Calves
0 0
Best Dna k Rattner& 6 0 2 Lunt.
Beasts at market. 1,146 ;Shang and lambs. 6.020 ; Calrsa 299; Pig.,410.
ALL-HALLOW Fans, Nov. 9 and 10.—This annual mar-
ket was held about two miles west of Edinburgh, on the
banks of the Union Canal. The quantity of the stock ex-
hibited amounted to 8,221, being 1,222 head below the num-
ber that appeared on the ground last year. The stock was
composed of a goodly number of Fife, Angus, and Aberdeen-
shire cattle, and a few lots of good West Highlanders; Ire-
land also contributed a fair proportion ; but the heaviest part
of the stock was made up of inferior North Highland Cattle,
and a number of mixed lots of inferior country Besets. A
few small lots of good Fife and Angusshire were disposed of
between nine and ten o'clock, at prices ranging similar to
those obtained at recent markets. lithe system of introducing
Irish Cattle into our Smith markets, and that of foreign
into the English markets continue, we fear, from all we
can learn, that the pure Highland breed will soon be at •
discount, because bulk appears in many cases to be preferred
to quality. flood Angus, Fife, West Highland, and other
heavy Cattle, from 91. to 111., realised about 6 per cent
above the Falkirk October prices, inconsequence of the t=
sines that time turning out better than was ex
Bouts between 91. and N. supported the price of recent

bete; and Beata below 51. ll•laind were not Wily dispmed
of, and suffered a reduction from the last Falkirk market of
from Be. to 12s. ; but the lower-priced e.:wle were almost un-
saleable, and the sales that were effeetol were made at
almost ruinous prices. Small Highland Cagle that were
sold brought about the same prices as at Doune :menet. The
purchases that were made at Doune by the jobbers, and sold
here, did not realise above their driving money and keep, and
some of them did not even make that of it. At the close
of the market about one-third of the stock remained un-
sold, principally composed of small Highland Stirku. The
fat was a short supply. Prime fat sold at Os. 6d. current
prices from Ss. 6d. to 9s. Of Irish Cattle good kinds sold
readily, but inferior kinds met a similar fate to the High-
landers. Those left unsold on the first day—one-third
of the whole—appeared on the ground the next
morning. About eleven o'clock a few lots of various kinds
left the ground. Beuta of all descriptions, from 41. to 51.
were a shade lower; and the heavier Cattle suffered a
reduction of from 10s. to 151. ahead below the first day's
Prices. About one o'clock a complete stand was observed
in the market. It was allowed by dealers that the
smaller kinds suffered a reduction of about five per
cent. ; and the heavier Cattle unsold at that hoar,
and up to three o'clock, suffered a further reduction
of about '1 per Cent. These, however, were beasts
of an inferior kind. At the close of the market a great many
animals of various kinds remained unsold. Horses Draught
Horses were a very superior skew, and a few offers, varying
from 451. to 501., were refused. The demand for this descrip-
tion did not appear to be so great upon the whole. Good
draught llonee,varying from 301, to 401., were beck in price
about 51., and Horses of the same kind, from 301. to 201., suf-
fered also a considerable reduction. This is supposed to have
arisen in consequence of the suspension of railway employ-
ment. The stock of saddle and harem horses was not so
good as has been seen for a number of years in the Grua-
market. The demand appeared to be equally deficient for
both kinds. The market was plentifully supplied, but a
great portion of them were inferior hacks and other unsale-
able animals.

LivenrooL, Nov. 8.-We had a large supply of Beasts
at our market to-day; the supply of Sheep rather limited ;
the whole, or nearly so, of second-rate and inferior quality,
with a numerous attendance of customers. Anything good
very eagerly sought after, and sold readily at high prices.
Beef, sd. to Gd. per lb., and Mutton, 51,1. to 7d.
NEWCASTLII, Nov. 9.-We had a good supply of Beasts ;
the quality a shade better than for some weeks past. Also
a good show of Sheep, but the quality very inferior. In
the Beast market, good Steers givrogiewliseabi
in stove request; armeseadtiCy y, • r
middling kinds only a slow sale. All kinds of Sheep hare
undergone an improvement In the demand from last week,
and also are in more value, and all Bold. A brisk demand
fa. all kinds of Swine. Prices : Beasts, ss. 6d. to 75 Pork,
71. to 7s. 6d. per stone of 141 M. Sheep, good half-bred
(Leicester and Cheviot) Wedders, 7d. ; middling, 64d. Che-
viot Wedders, 6d. to 61d.; Ewes, sd. to 51d. ; black-faced
Ewes, 41d. per lb., sinking offal.
ROMSEY, Nev. 11.-Of Beast the usual quantity, equal to
the demand, trade dull, and prices lower. Beef, best, 10s. 6d.
per score ; middling quality, 108.; Inferior, 9s. 6d. Calms,
best, 10s. Gd. ; inferior. 10s. 3d. Bacon Hogs, large. 10s.
per score ; small, 10s. Gd. Sheep, best down wethers, 48.6 d.
the atone ; good, 4s. 4d. ; moderate, 48. The fair of Mon-
day last spoiled the lean stock market.

SALFORD. Nov. 10.—We have had a large show of both
Beasts and Sheep to day, but the quality was by no means
prime. This caused a good demand for what prime stock
appears, and last week's rates for each fully supported.
EDINBURGH, Nov. 10. —This being Hallow Fair. no fat
Cattle were brought into the market. For Sheep, the sup-
ply of which was not so large as that of last week, sales were
dull, and only those of the best quality maintained previous
rates, the inferior sorts declining considerably. Some half-
bred Hogs were cold at about 1 and some Cheviot wedder
Lambs at 15s. to 15s. 3d. per head. The general quotations
were : top, 6d. ' • current, bid. to sd. ; and inferior, 4d. to
3yd. per lb. A great number was turned out unsold.

For Yesterday's Markets am last pew.

SHIPPING.

Metre Anntrzo.—Dublie, 3 ; Waterford, 2; Denaghadee,
1 ; guernsey and Jamey, I.; French, 1 ; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, Nov. 12.—Vind this day at noon, W., fresh
breeze and thick hazy weather.
CHATHAM, Nov. 11.—Arrived : Rainbow, Quebec.
DIAL, Nov. 11.—S.W. to W.S.W.—Arrived: Lochlibo,
and Camden, Quebec. Sailed : Prince Regent, Hobart
Town ; Charlotte, New Orleans. Arrived from the river:
Ilkorge, Demerara.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 11.—S.W.—Arrived: H.M.S. Racer,
Buenos Ayres.
' Cowes, Nov. 11.—S.W.—Arrived Isabella, Quebec.
Sailed : Revenge, Boston.
PLTXOUTH, Noy. 11.—S.W.—Arrived William Brom-
ham, Quebec.
GLASGOW, Nov. 10.—The Brothers, of Berwick, sunk in
seven or eight fathoms water, off Duobar, on the 7th inst. ;
crew saved.
HOLYHEAD, Nov. 10.—It is blowing a strong gale at
W.S.W. The Helena and Jaooba, Liverpool to Dordt, is
stranded at Trefadog; is bilged, and must discharge. A
man was washed overboard off Bardsey.
BRMTOL, Nov. 11.—S.S.E.—Arrived : Orinoco, and
Mary Ann Peters, Miramichi • Caroline, Pugwash.
SWANSEA, Nov. 11.— S.W.—Arrived : William and
Joseph, Quebec.
PADATOW, Nov. 10.-B.W.—Arrived Volims, Quebec.
HULL, Nov. 11.—S.W.—Arrived Waterloo, Quebec.
CLYDE, Nov. 10.—Arrived : Unicorn, Demerara; Anna-
belle, Trinidad ; Harriet Scott, Quebec.
CORI, Nov. 9.—5. W., calm—Arrived: Laurel, Herne-
nn.
Foyer, Nov. : Royal Adelaide, New Orleans.
CAUDLE', Nov. 10.—Arrived: Mary Whitney, Quebec.