The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-31 00:00:00

M ARKETS.

Rion, Ocr. 21.—There Ina been more bulame doing
in one musket defies the last few weeks than fat
some time previous; but owing to the prevalence of wet
weather, which has rendered the rude diZeult, and pre-
treated the supplies waning in more freely, it has been much
lase Important than daring the corresponding period of other
ywan. Of sew flu a fair quantity was reputed to arrive
bthre the sloes of the navigation; this aaticdpation, how-
ever, has se yet been disappointed, and it is sow feared that
but very Bide can be stripped this autumns. The reports of
this year's growth ea to quality an very contradictory, bet
in general represent it m coarse and unsatisfactory is colour,
and not at all such u earlier accounts stated it to be. The
little of old flax left unsold has therefore met with more
inquiry, and none con be now procured wader 28 r .
for C 11, other marks in proportion ; dealers genteelly asking
even r. mere, and this enhancement has been submitted
to la a few instances. The arrivals of Lund have been on
a limited stela, which cause, priors to rule very Bret. Sow-
ing linseed, of which 70 000 barrels hays passed the brach,
sad of this quantity 43,600 barrels were dell.ered for ship-
ment up to the 18th inst., is well supported in value, and
purchases of it cannot be made under 7 re. for prime = 291.;
74 on. for picked = 31e. ; 71 on. for extra picked = Bfe. per
barrel f o.b. Of Drujana seeds the supplies amount 7,t0
27.000 chetwert, and 74 on. = 37e. 6d. per qr. f.o.b. to 81 on.
=4ls., have borne paid for it, withouta however. any im-
portant transaction', buyers showing little inclination to
operate at these rates. In hemp no businem of any extent
has taken place, but prices remain, unaltered for Ryes at
92 re. = 301. se. ; Outehet, at 86 on. = 281. 59. ; Peso
at 85 on. = 281. per ton free oa board. Grain.
—Oats: 4,000 chetw., which remained unsold in the Duque',
have been dented off at 44re., = 12a. per qr. f.o.b. Stored
parcels are held at considerably higher value, and for heavy
qualities then appears a disposition to purchase at the ad-
vance. Barley Noes offering( for sale, and prices nominal
at 62 rs.,= 17s. to 66 113 e. per qr. Cob., according to
weight and quality. Frey lots.—Although a good many
vessels have come in seeking, the rates cannot be called
lower, 37e.64. per ton far flax, 3e. 9.1. to 3s. 6.1. per qr. for
crushing linseed to the east roast of Great Britain, and 44.
in fall per barrel for sowing linseed to Ireland, remaining
I the current rata.

COTTON.—LiviarooL. Oct. 341—The sales of cotton
today are estimated at 4,000 balsa, and consist of about
250 Pernatn and Marankam, 73d. to 914. ; 160 Bahia, 814.
to 811. ; 100 Egyptian, 8101. to 81d. ; 300 Surat, 51d. to
6d. Total since Thursday, 32,000. Import eines Thurs.
day, 25,000 Export, 1,200: speculation, 6,000. The market
clown heavily. Compared with Friday's rates, prices of all
kinds are little changed. The Ushuaia, the 1-16 d. advance
of Saturday and Monday morning is gone. The state of
European politics has produced much heaviness, but no
panic so far.

LINEN TRLDE.—Bsareatly, 30.—The linen trade
of this town is cot so brisk as usual at this period of the year,
this being the period at which trade is generally the most
active, particulsrly at the foreign houses. This may in some
measure be accounted for by the fact that those houses have
been making goods the whole of the summer months,
thereby preparing for the present season, which has not been
Mil use betore f,.r massy years. In the other warehouses
which manufacture for the home trade, little business is
doing, in consequence of the high prime of linen yarns.

HOPS.—WORCUTRII. Oct. 29.—We had a very abort
supply of Hops put In on Saturday, and prices for all good and Asa
Hops were fully =intoned, but Inferior were neglected. The de-
mand from the country Is comidentbly abated, and the market has a
Wavy upset.

CORN —BAawstay. Oct. 30 —We bad a fair attendance
at this day's market, le ith some excellent samples of bola Wheat and
barley, for which there was a moderate demand at about the rates of
last week; In the latter article rather better prices ware obtained.
Wheat sold at ham les. ltd. to lb. dd. per 3 bushels. Barley, 275. to
295. per qr.
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BOSTON, Oot. SO —We have only had a moderate supply
of Wheat at market to-lay, with a tolerably free demand, at Is. de-
cline. Beans sad Peso nem a email allow, and late rates were fully
supported. A fair quantity of Oats offering. and a steady trade at
former pekes. Wheat, red, new, 33a. to 411. ; WWI% 4.4; red. old,
40.. to 4:a. ; white, 49. Oats, 15s. to 19s. Beans, new, Sit. to lbs.;
old, 30s. Paw, bine, Std. to 18a. per qr.

Oct. 30.—There appren • good supply of
both old and new Wheat in our market this day, prime of which, and
other grain may be quoted about the same as Wt market, with dull
mile and few buyers. Wbeat, old, 40a. to 411.; new, 3Bs. to 40e.
Barley, OM to SS.. Been., 32a. 1031 s. Peas, 2118. to 301. Vow,
30a. to 3is. par rack of 1001101.

GROAT YARMOUTH, Oar. 30.—Our market to-day was
well !supplied with Wheat. To effect vales luyier qr. less had to be taken.
The supply of Barley warn mider.ite, and hest parcels fetched full
rates. Beans, Peas, and Oats, being in short sappy, wee a turn in
favour of the seller. Present quotations:—Wheat, saw, red, 6110 a.,
395. to 40a.; white, 14111)., 445. to 481. Barley, Cheveler, 331te.,
25,. to 275.; grinding, 52,b, Pk. to 225. Oats; English, 431 b,., 2t5. ;
foreign, NOM., lea. Means, Engkh, 19st., 295. Peas, maple, 19M.,
30e. • white, boiling, 325. te 34e. liousebout Flour, f.0.b., is. bd.
per 4aok cf toOits.
HATWAJIMI HLTK, Oct. 30.—Our morkat ea-day wu
moderately supplied with all sorts of groin, which found a steady sale
at late rates. Wheat, white, old, 111, to 10. 10s, ; red, to
101. lat.; new, white, 101. 10s. too. 1 sa; red, 91.10 91. 10a. Barley,
965. to 28e. ab, 13e. to 19s. Beam, 265. to 30.. Pas, 20.. to 30s.
NiWkillt, Ott. 30.—Friday nut bring fair thy, oar attend-
ance on 'Change today was limited; supply of grain, notwithstand-
ing, was liberal, and the only alterations to be noticed are, second and
inferior qualities denim were dull We; yet first-rate samples of Wheat
and Barley was taken off at last week's prices, and no change in
value can be noted in last week's quotations.

•
NEWCASTLE, 00r. Z.—The weather seems to have as.
mimed altogether a broken appearance, a good deal of rain haring
again bake. Last night was booty, and to-clay is cold and threiten-
ttgrain. enabledAt
toourg„woo'rkettothteeba vrt,,
ng, owing to ou- farmers not
we bed n large chow of Ilfheat
from the country, and the condition being much effected by the quan-
tity of wet that bee fallen, sales could only be effected by submitting
to rather under Saturday's rates; but anything choice fully sustained
its Talus. In south country qualities little was dose, holders being
unwilling to meet the views of buyers. For a cargo of Stettin old red,
just arrived, 445. per qr of 6 Sibs. woo made; and fur Homburg, new,
42.. to 43a., 63lte. delivered to warehouse, according to quality. klou;
hair a limittd inquiry, sad in partial usetances, whole Teesels re-
quired clearins, a plight concession had to be made. Rye met Ville
attantica. Mathew Harley, unless tine, moot diZoolt to quit, .65. to
being eery extreme quotations foe the general runs of Nor-
folk, weighing 5111 be. to 321 be. ; whilst superior qualities, weighing
3 lbs. per bushel and upwards, are preferred, at 28.. to 29e. per qr.
Grinding Kirk unaltered. Malt a slow sale, and the tura ch.sper. is
Beene or boiling Pew little stirring; whereas grinding descriptions
weighing Whs. per bushel, are inquired for, and would readily com-
mand 27a. to Us. per quartet. Oate is steady request, and prices
well sustained.

Bowsaw), Od. 30.—Our market to-day was but sparingly
sapplkd with Wheat, whist sold at arks, fully equal to last week;
rather a better show of ether kinds of grad, with no alteration from
denser prima Wheat, 375. to 47a. hardy. Wis. to 295. • grinding,
nu to da. Oats, 17s. to 22e. Beans, 26e. to 22r. Pies, 265. to
s2s. Rye, 255. to 245. Tares, Ia to to dd. per basket
SPALDING, Oct. 29.—With a moderate supply of Wheat
the trade ruled dull, the balk of the seed parrots having been w-
akened lad weak. Where sales were forced rather low money was
taken. Wheat, red, per 17 atone, SM. to the.; 174 done, 3m. lid. to
37e.; Ise, new, 111stose, Wis. to 395. New Oats, II atone, 14s. dd.
to 13. ; old, 14. to 17s. 6d. ; Hee, les. Baud., old, 284. to 315.;
new, 245. to 265.

RIDIOTON, Oct. 30.—The price of Wheat is much the
moo as on the {molding market-day. Oats sad Barley area little
ore the drama. Wheat, 14a. to 17e. Id. Barley, tam. to 10a. 6d. Oats,
lab fa 6d. Moos, rear stale, la. Ild. to Is. 100. Barkytiour, la 2d.
Oatmeal, Is. 6d. lyeduat, la. Id.
I Duman, Oct. 18.—The supply to oar corn market to-day
was =admire, and all deaminatkaa of Irish grain met a steady de-
mand at fatly the eurrenelas of Friday. Indian Corn dull, but prim
ere supported. Wheat, whits, 110 e. to be. 6d.• red, lie. to 113 e.
Battey, 10s. to lb. id. Here, 90. to 9e. Id. Oats, Is. 3d. to ea 6d.
per barrel. lammed. Me. to Its. 6d. Oatmeal, 9a Id. to 105. 6d.
Nam' Flour, 13s. to 16a. per eat. Indian Corn, Va. to 31s. 6d. per
48011 m.

CATTLE, •Ste.—Roiesoup, Oct. 30.—Ottr 'tuba today
was very fel of all kind et skeet, which was a very glow sale at lower
priceloseept far ths reel lain gealiq ot Beef and Mame. winch
reel.
to ised prime
as. to equa to kat trei BW, 6d. to 3.. 84. Mutton,
A. 4e. Veal, 3s. Pert. is. to 4s.

BOVIIILLIft or. 30.—Oer trade wee rather plea.anter co,
the best qualities • the Wrier aid et lad week's rates. Beef made
teem la H. to Is. Id. Mattes, la to 41. 9d. Veal, Ss. to is.
Pork, Is. to Is. 141. pee Nose of Flakier the offal.

Ewncr. (Sulam:) Fran, Oot. 30.—This two days' fair
terminated to-day. The tint day, Tneiclay, the sopyly of
stock of all kinds was large, but the trade was heavy ; but
still • large amount of business was dons in sheep and yonng
cart home. The number of sheep and lambs penned the
first day was near 25,000. Ewes made 28s. to 3/e. the best
quality; second, 21s. to 26e. ; wetkers, 4 and 6-toothed, 325.
to 36e.; wither lambs, ISt. to 221.; ewe citto, 10a. to 18e.
each. Mash sows, 141 to 171.; in-ealvera, 121, to 141. per
head. Store beasts hung on hand. Yesterday the sheep
pens were all cleared, but no advance upon the above quota,
tions. Cart colts were in good demand, two and three year.
olds ankles 26 to 35 guineas each ; five-years cart horse., of
flood quality, 60 to 60 aniline ; nag horses were a complete
rum.
WAiraurran FAIR, Oat. 28, was very largely supplied
with stock sheep and other lean cattle, in the sale and par-
ches* of which there was coadderable activity. The varia-
tion in prices for Tether sheep wee from 30e. to 38.. per head ;
for ewes. from 275. to 32..; and for lambs, from 17s. to 255.
Fat beef and mutton, of which the supply was scanty, fetched,
the one B.s. 6d. a score beat quality, and the other from 61d.
to 6d. per lb. The lair as to hems was of an insignificant
dander.

WATER-RATI RIOT AT OLANOW.— On Monday
five persons ware sumeasaly Mad at Glasgow, oa a charge
of mobbing's, Mating, aseads, sad defacement of Merin
odious in*. mad= of their slaty. The cue aim out

Mau sonarrouee which took plass, oa the Bth of the present
Month, in Dempster-street, when several of the Water
Company's *Seen were executing a warrant of distraist on
• defaulter to the rates of the water onnmay. The names
of the parties charged wars William lff•Lachlen, Robert
Beasonms. tehmompipe makers, Katherine Falls/los or
Wakes, Blisahoth Oeuvres or Osborne, end Lyle or Wil-
Hemmen. From s e4dmes led, it appeared that several
shseire Whom sei their asessneats had, on the Bth of
the presms immek,
itommded to a hems In Dempster-
strew 16 sliessis kr Ireton rate, and that, finding the
realer Wild ttp he virtue of the powers of the warrant
antes *Skit Obey NMI, they Ssemd the door, and, is the
alemile if tit mMummas, carried off a cheat, • table, two
*eke. sad a bird met ass. Os Missies the articles Into
the street, lbs olleare wore mobbed end assaulted by a
crowd of the ishaltiMers, among whom a number of women
took a very ameba pot The proceeding. of the mob mem
to have WO Way ailordaly and ludicrous. The officers
=baby am with potatoes, turnips, mad, and other
Ade lasts moo knocked over their ayes, and other
=refa spa Om, and the chat to their charge
fla the seeks. The females were Merged with
borrios bum min pereltalmly nos ommoi he the riot, while
elm ashie rimers moo "pekes to as bulbs smoosarsed the
proossilsm‘amd mats* im the num of a prismar.
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eight lays' impalommamt.