The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-21 00:00:00

I they apprehend a reduction in the price of good. will follow
the prv,ent high rate of dlasonnt, their operation, Lave loin
owtremely limited in all branches, not even ezeepticg low
giyiuot ghich for some time have had a tolerable run.

IKON.--01,esooy, OCT. 20.—Mud numbers. 684.
ms. bu 69/. pellet:4; NO. 1 614. buyers, 625. sellers; No. 3,
57;. b.r.s, 68,. 6d. sullen Market steady. Shipments,
10,148, aguinat 10,704 Put Year.

CORN.—LIEDB, Ocr. 2d.—Then was a large ebow of
wheat, which again meets a rery slow trade, little disposition
being shown top and cher,: salsaare made • decline
of 2s. per quarter from Friday's rates NA to be submitted to
on best qualities ; other sorts nearly unian-sbis Barley cello
slowly, and all but the very finest declines In Mice. es
recede in value. Oats and other articles es Wirt . Average
{vim of Grain—Wheat, 3,430 quartos. 56.. 9d.1 Earley
1,162 qrs., 445. lld. ; oats, 191 qrs., 265. 81d. • 6mA, 06
qrs., 47.. ad. • per, 30 qrs. 445. aid. Arrivlls—WLeat,
2,306 ~• 4;ata, 69 qrs. ; 744 qrs. ; Inane, 41 qrs. ;
824 qrs. ; armed, 890 qty.
Eau., Oct'. 20.—A very bad market, and al yet scarcely
a transaction to report. English wheat 2.. lower. Barley
little offerMg, but prime in favour of the buyer. In other
articles no change.

Lrres OCT.2o.—Bince Friday the weather has been
damp and' kw. At to-day', market the supply of wheat
was good ; the senelftion was somewhat affected by the pre-
sent weather; the best samples maintained last week's
piece, damp qualities la. to 2.. per qr. cheaper. Barley in
moderate supply; beet simples readily commanded last
Tuesday's currency ; secondary qualities dull sale at la. per
cer lower. Beane and oats without thermion in prices.
Wiled, white, 611 k.. to 631 be., 60s. to 63e. ; red, 60165.
to 621 be., 54e. to 56. new, 62Iba. to 64165., 52a. to
665. ; ditto 6016 e. to: 611 b.., 48.. to 62a. Barley, Cheva-
lier, new, 52165. to &41b., 435. to 48e.; common,
to Nibs., 37e. to 42e. Bean., old, 66115. to 6611 M., 413 e.
52a. ; new, 6416 e. to 661 be., 42a. to 46e. per quarter to the
grovels. _ _ _

NIVICAITLE, OCT. 20.—Tbeweatherhes been exceedingly
wet Mew Saturday, with a does atmoaphefe. Potatoes here
have been much affected in .auenoe. At our market
this morning we had • moderate show of wheat from the
growers, and having several foreign snivels, the trade opened
heavily, and sales proceeded slowly, st a reduction of L. per
qr. • Ins. wee the extreme value of mouth country yellow,
whiresi red foreign met little attention, although offered at
a similar reduction. A parcel of new holstein red was re-
tailed out at 66e., 63Ibs. In flour a languid feeling prevailed,
but in prices we note little change. Malting barley tending
ter;Beane and peas unaltered. Fit* old oats sold
choice feed making 295. to Mk dd. per qr., weigh-
nag naturally 4211 n.

SALISBURY, Orr. 20.—At OTC market this morning there
wee a large .apply of all kinds of grins, sad the quality
gene:ally wee rably good, whilst at the same time, from
the mkt state of the atmosphere, some of the samples came
to hand in damp oondition. Nenrithstanding a full attend-
ance, little business was done in wheat at a decline of le. to
3a. par qr. Flour fall Is. per sack, and trade flagging. Best
melting samples of barley were in request but prices gene-
rally were the turn lower ; middling samples declined Is. to
2e. per qr. The Inquiry for malt was a little brisker, without
any notable change in value. The demand for all other
grain was slow, and a general decline of le. per qr. took
place. New wheat, 61s. to 645. ;• old, 495. to 665. Barley,
365. to 445. Oats, 26a. to 31s. Beans, 39e. to 51e.
Peu, 41a. to 465. Rye, 394. to 435. Tares, 40s. to 445. par
qr. Fber, 40s. to 44a per seek. Old malt, 100. per bushel ;
new, 9s. 6d.

CATTLE.-Nawcasn.a, Oct 20.-The supply of beef
comprised 933 head. Trade steady at former rates. Sup-
plieei-Sheep, 7,240; demand slow, at scout per
lower than last week. Pip, 814; barium was in a sluggish
state, prices lower, and part remained unsold, Prices
Beef, 6s. Bd. to Be. 6d. ; pork, 6e. to Be. per stone ; sheep,
did. to 70. per lb.
BALISIMIT, OCT. 20. - At our market this morning
we had a very large supply of beast', and the quality wee
drat-rate. Michaelmas Fair-day occurring to-day, we
had a full attendance of country butcher' and dealers. Not-
withstanding the supply graziers held for former rates,
which retarded businees for a long time, but, after much
hesitation, lover prices were submitted to and a considerable
amount of boainess was transacted. Best animal were
cleared off at a reduction of about 6d. per score, whilst inferior
animals declined 6d. to le., and a few remained unsold. The
supply of sheep was also large-on an inertias compared with
last market. The quality was good, and a total clearance
was effected. The primest down sold at a trifling advance
over late rates, but other breeds maintained former prices.
The supply of calves was small, and little business was dons
as bat quoted. In the pig market there was a very heavy
supply of all kinds, and a Lege business was done, bat
Iprioes were on the decline. Best or bed, Ile. 6d. to
2a. par; score; cow and heifer ditto, 10s. to ]la.;
mattee, to Bid. per Ib. ; Limb, 80. to 9d. ; veal, 7. to
Bd. ; peek, trash and salt, yid. to 9d. per lb., and 10.. 2d. to
10..9d. per score ; green bacon, 9d. per lb., and 10s. 3d. to
10.. 6d. per scan; dry teem, 10d. to 11d. per lb.; and
pickled home, 10d. per lb. ; quarter old store pip, 724. to
Ws. each, elackliCg calves, 14e. to 28e. each.

SALIARVRT MICWARLMAII FAIR, OCT. 20.—This fair
was held to-day, the principal feature of which is the sale of
onions. The growth has been tolerably good this year and
the supply was omiddersbly larger than last year. The
lamases el the weather drew • NI attendance end the silo
wee brisk, at from 7s. to So. per each. In the thecae de-
partment the supply was malt and little business was done
at lets prices. The supply of homes was but few in number
and of • meagre description, which sold et low prime. The
pleasure fair wee well attended, with • pientiU supply of

BUTTER.—Coax, OCT. 20.—lsta, 116 e.; 2m1., 109 s,
Ma, 103 e.; 4th.,100a ; 6tha, 915., 6tha, 63.. Over 1,00
21 market.