The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-20 00:00:00

TALLOW MARK ET.-THIS DAY.

The market is steady. The delivery is rather more than
was expected, 2,317 casks, and the &mend on the spot is
rather better. Present quotations are as follow,: Town
Tallow, 375. nett cash; l'etemburgh Y. C., on the spot,
new, 375. 911. ; 375. 3d.; last three months, 375. 31.;
January and March, 384.

Matlet:LAU OE TALLOW.—TIII3 DAY.
I 1312 I 1133...

Week this day
lieLvery bad week
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Da. 1;ors Ist Junc
11,1.0%41a5: week

.I 41.483 39,790 38 315
. 2049 1,32. 317
31,731 34,628 33,1,193
:73 1..437 7,413
.1 47,768 45,792 35,047
37.. . .041. Us, Cl. , 384. NI.
30,. 9.1. 41.. 0.1. I 414. P4l,
scd this week:—Wednesday, Oct.
casks South American ; h'riday,
Italian
; and u quantity or wrecked

Do. from let June
Ih Lu. Y. C. this day per on
Im. 'Woo

Puume SkLE$ ad,

22, 2 casks Tallow, 200
290 casks Australian ; 50
St. Petersburg yellow cao

MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY.

Our market was but moderately supplied with English
Wheat this morning; nevertheless the trade ruled dull,
and u slight eduction bud to be conceded upon red Wheat
la•fore the stands were closed. White Wheat fully sup-
ported previous rates. Forciga Wheat was in fair request
and unchanged in value.
Choice sample, of malting Barley were quite as deur, but
secondary qualities were a heavy sale. Foreign for grind-
ing purposes met a steady demand at last week's quotations.
Oats were in moderate supply, and without any great life
in the trade, purchases could nut be made on easier terms.
Beans and Peas in short supply, and their value was well
maintained.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 13th OCT. to 18th M.T.
sem Ens!i.e. Se salt. Irish. t urcien.
Wheat I 4977 10 0715
2532 77

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... -.
...1,117 2170
0.4.1 , 421 I 2*2 I 6158 I 5610
I,our, 5,255 auks; VW bartels. Ika. 11,1055.

BOROUGH MARK ET.-THIS DAY.

Messrs. l'attenden and Smith report that there is a
good trade for new Hops at the previous currency, also an
unusually good export trade for both new and old Hops,
which our market must soon feel a benefit from. The duty
is expected to be out very bhortly, and the following point;
will be found to be pretty correct:—Rochester, 50,0001.;
Canterbury, 21,6001. ; Sussex, 25,900/. ; Worcester, 19,9001.;
Farnham, 10,800/. ; Kingdom, 8001. Total, 128,000/.

SOU tHWARK MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Trude at the waterside has commenced exceedingly heavy;
up to this morning we have had no arrivals from lorkshire
or Scotland. Our market is amply supplied from Kent
and Essex. Potatoes are of very good quality, and from
every appearance prices will range lower this winter than
usual. The following arc this day's quotations:—York
Regents, .V.rs. to 60s. • Shales, 60s. to 555.; Essex Regents,
as. to Gds.; Shaws, :kis. to 665.
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SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY.

The supply of Beasts is shorter, and the trade for them
rather improved. The mild weather operates against the
sale of big short horns, but prime sorts have reached 3s. Bd.
We have out quite so many Sheep as on Monday last; there
is very little alteration in price, the weather being unfa-
vourable. Good Calves are scarce, and readily disposed of,
at fully late rates. From Germany and Holland there aro
1,609 Beasts, 4,720 Sheep, 108 Calves, and 76 Pigs ; France,
60 Sheep; and 2,600 Beasts from the Northern and Midland
Counties.

?restage of alba a. d. I. d 1 Per stone of Mts. o. 4. R. d.
Beet &00, 11,reforda 3 4 3 8 Boot IM, A IlfdlBlB. 81 0 0 4 0
Bat Sbort.hoons
decond quality Beast 2 1 3 8' Do. do. Bhom
Callao
Pipe
Co, Dan, & 1181(d)ro4o 310 4 0 Loolho . .. 0 0 0 0
Ileseto at trantet. 4.633; Bbecv to,l Lamb,. 28.730: Wm. 387: Ulm
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