The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-18 00:00:00

WEATHER REPORT.

TMCWIDAT. 0CT0•99 17, 610 9

H. Z. ii. D. P. D. L B.
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A7miconl 86.33 43 41 W. 3 13 2
Lear 36.24 47 44 W. 7 m 1
bzawma 30.33 46 42 W. 4 b 1
AJLIMo36AI 30.36 401 46 DAL 6 1 2
POllllOOl 30.33 63 61 6.1.. 6 r 3
Mumma Mu 144 40 N.W. 3 m S
OALw4i .. 30.3! 42 40 Z. 7 c 1
66422010001 3940 46 46 W. 6 c 9
117117,001 36.70 48 44 2.2. 6 m 1
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B.—Barometer correct—d-a—n—d—rs;l;;;tl to 92 deg. at mean sea
level ; each 10 feet, of vertical rlse, causing about one-hundredth
of an inch diminution; and each 10 deg., above 3t Jeg., causing
nearly three-hundredths incre,ase. E.—}:xposeti thermometer
In &We. 11.-11olstcued bulb (for evaporation and dew
Point). D.—Dlrectioo of wind (true—two Points to
of Mag-
netic). I.—Porce Ito 11—estimated). C.—Clood (1 to 9). L
Initials b, blue sky c. clouds (detached) . f. fog ; 11, hall 1,
lightning ru, misty ,bary) : o, °recast (dull) : r, rein ; a snow
t, thunder. 8.--geadaturbauce (1 to 9). z. —Calm.

PIETIOC3 TO TRI9 REPORT. =PM.= TILL "MIT IMPORT.
N. Britain W.8.W., N. to S. W. to N. sad N.E—Moderate
N. —Floe.
Ireland-B.W. to N., L and W. to t and S.E —Ytw—
S.L—l}htTretli
L Ocoot—N. to L&L —Mod*. W. to N. and ES.E—Freah—
raM
Itostand—N. to IL —Mod*
tab—Fine ILL to LlLL—Frosh—Floo

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Eadesrtisentent.]

NEWARK, OCT. 16.—The supply of wheat at to•day's
market was only moderate, and the demand good, at an
advance on last week's rates of ls. to 2s. per qr. Fine bar-
ley scares, mod fully supported last week's pries'. Oats
and beans quite as dear.

NEWBURY, OCT. 17.—We bad a fair supply of wheat,
for which seUers demanded extreme rates, checking Minium,
The greater put was eveutuaUy disposed of at an advaooe
of Is. per qr. Barley about the same ; a small quantity on
offer. Oats, beans, and peas dull.
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lasginor, Ocr. 17.—The trade in wheat to-day is very
brisk. There are not many samples offering, and the de-
mand for seed bring active, an advance of 'Ls. to 3s. per 9r.
is obtained over the rates of last market day, the best pines
given for white Chidham wheat being 725. per qr. Barley is
L. per qr. lower ; and oats and beans sell for former rates.

Eriustmott, OCT. 16.—We had in the market to-day
1,168 qrs. wheat, 1,813 barley, 1,425 oats, and 115 beans.
There were saki —Wheat, old, 950 qrs.; barley,
1,M11; oats, 1,077 ; and beans, 50. As compared with
last week—Wheat was the same on top, and 4.. 7cl. up on
average. Barley was la. 6d. up on top, and la. Id. up on
avenge. Oats were the same on top, and 3d. down
on average. Beans were lid. down on top, and 3d.
down on average. Prices per imperial qr. :—Wheat, 445.
to 76.. ; barley, 19s. 0,1. to 41s. UL; oats, 20s. Oki
to 335. 6ei.• beans, 455. Od. to 525. 6d. Weight of top—
Wheat, 62flbs ; barley, 5711:e ; oats, 451 be ; beans, 65j1bs.

CATTLE.—NEWARK, OCT. ls.,—There was a good sup-
ply of beasts and sheep of fair quality, and buyers being
plentiful, prices were somewhat higher for sheep, and last
quotations fully maintained for beasts. Sheep, 7d. to ltd.
per lb. lleaate, 7s. to Bs. per stone.
EDINBURGH. OCT. 16.—Supplies of cattle moderate;
quality generally inferior. Trude for prime rather better,
while middling sorts experienced little inquiry, and made
less money. Supplies of sheep much as last week ,• best
mutton made rather more money, with heavy trade for
secondary descriptions. Best beef, Be. ; current, 7s. 6d. ;
iuferior, Gs. per stone. Best mutton,.74d. ; current, 71. ;
ewes, 6d. per lb.