The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-23 00:00:00

MARKETS.

CORN.—Bnuentonsw, OCT. 22.—At Gloucester and
Worcestw markets., on the 17th, there wee en increased sup.
ply of wheat from the farmers, and the trade ruled doll at a
decline of about la. For quarter. Barley maintained its
value. Oats rather lower. Bens and peas twittered.
During the prompt week, the sales reported in wheat are at
a reduetion of about la per quarter. Barley taken in re-
tail at previous rates, end the same remark snits, to beans.
New oats diming 6d. per quarter cheaper, without finding
buyers to any extent. Feu sell freely at quite as high prices.
At Wolverhampton, yesterday, there was only • limited
quentity of wheat, but it was again rather cheaper. At this
day's market there was • far supply of wheat, which sold
slowly, at a reduction of Is per quarter. Barley rather
cheaper. Oats were taken in limited quantities, at previous
rates. Beans held for is much money. Paso tally as dear.
The millers lowered the retail price of Boar 3e. 4d. per sok.
MANCIIDSTER, Ocr. 22.—There was about an live
attendance at our market this morning, and an estremAy
le-iguid feeling prevailed. English wheat was in very
ranted impala a reduction of Is. to 2s. per qr. Of Ame-
ices them was bat little of really good quality offering, end
Nasdaq sorts were neglected, although for such rather
lower terms would have been accepted. There was namely
any bother peeving in flour, and we reduce our quotatiore
Is. per seek. Oats were a slow nab at previous rates. ()st-
ool was Is. per load lower, but with • firmer feeling at the
decline. Bear were bat little sought after, and their vales
unchanged.

Newaam, Oar. 2l.—At oar Core Exchange to-day there
tru a fall &Meadows, with a heavy .sale for wheat and beans.
Best wheats, la. to 2s. lower; inferse, 3s. to 41. lower. The
prior Whits wheat, 645. to 6la. ; red, 625. to 66e. ;
ley. molting, 48e. to 48e. • gi'mding, 38a. to 40a. NM, 36e.
to 375. Bens, old, 48s. to 495. Peas, 445. to 48e. MA,
73a. to 80a. per quarter,
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NIETTIVIT OCT. 22.—We had a good 'only of wheat,
with an inclination to buy; but, owing to the extreme in-
clemency of the weather, little business wits transacted at 2a.
per or. decline. Rather more barley or. offer, the best com-
manding late ratea, inferior samples Is. lower. Oats, beans,
and pose without change.
C autumn, OCT. 22.—With • abort amply the trade le
active, and wheat and barley sell readily at former prices.
Wheat, 665. to 20s. Barley, 38s. to 46a. Oats, Us. to 324.
Beans, 445. to 60e. NM, 4U. to 62a. Rye, 38s. per qr.
WATERFORD, OCT. 31.—The great tihtness in *emu,
market keeps the trade here very dell, but priors do not de-
cline se much as might be expected. Wheat and rata are
rather lower. Floor is also cheaper, but other articles fully
maintain late rates.

EDINBURGH Orr. 21.—We had in the market to-day
1,420 qrs. whelk 2,268 qrs. barley, 1,629 qrs. oats, and 46
qrs. beans. There were sold—Wheat, 869; barley, 1473;
oats, 1,170; and beans, 84 qrs. Large supplies of grain in
the market to-day. gala were hinny. Wheat a little
higher, several gond parcels being sold for wed. Barley and
teans heck. Oats a little better. As compared • Barb
last
west—What muse aa last on top, and 11d. up on average.
Barley 3d. dawn cm Ws,, end Bd. down on avenge. Oats
6d. down on top, and 3d. up on average. Beans Is. dmi a
on top, and Is. ld. down on average. Prices per impnirl
quarter:—Wheat. 30s. to 765. ; barley. 25a. 6d. to 43e. 6d.;
oats, 19s. 6d. to 345.; beans, 422. to 61s. Weight et top
wheat, 64tIbs. ; barley, 561 be ; oats, 4441ba.; and brat.
631105. per bushel,
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et.aslow, Ocr. 21.—A thin attendance et this da,y's
market, with only s very limited business warden in wheat,
end to effect sales of steamer shipments of new Baltic • re-
duction of about le. 6d. per boll had to be conostled.
American end other descriptions were 6d. to lc lower. Flour
la. per sack end 6d. per barrel cheaper. Oats could have
been bought 6d. per boll, and oatmrl le. per load, under
pmvioes rates. Secondary sorts of barley were offering 6d.
to la. per boll under last week's prime, and other kinds met e
slow ads. For beans, peas, and Indian corn former prices
were esetalned.

CATTLE.—Nlwatte, Ocr. 20.—The supplyeof bouts
end sheep at market to-day was good. 7s. 6d. to
Bs. 3d. Ipar stone; mutton, 616. to 70. per 1 . There
we 77 Uses and 699 sheep in the market.
Emenunon, OCT. 21. Them was a small supply of
shrew at market tlis matting, the number being 6,178, or
2,013 bath= bat week. Sales rather slowly effected, and
Woes folly la. a-heed down, and at the clout a cbrince wee
not effected. Top prow of the beat mutton, 76.; current,
6d. lb. The sue.,y
sdc.aitlaumg uliadrge,f4fhinstitneer6abeitong 7ror 8 more tors
bat week. The quality this moaning greatly improved. Top
plies of the beet beef Bs. 3d. ; current price for the best
sorts, from Is. 66. to 8c ; middling and inferior, from 61. to
per imperial atone. At the close a clearance wu not
etketed. Pigs from 9s. to 13d. Pork, from 6a. 6d. to 7e.
per dam. We had ht the market to-day—filicep, 5,178;
fat cattle, 672; lean ditto, 432; much cows, 83 ; and pigs.
503.

BUTTER.—Coax, Ocr. 21.—Trats, 116..; seconds,
106 a.; thirds, 102 a.; fourths, 100 s.; fifths, 915.; sixths,
635. Over 1,600 at market.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CASUALTY.
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port. with wood sal i‘ww, mwe .verked WY the Lista dit..ol
the pi. of 001dier I wow deewmad.—Quebie, Oat. 10Point .

UTTIPOOL Sarre LT POLISON Pons.—P.cti, at Mate; raw*.
nag% at Crcestadt.

SOLID Una
11-osals. km