The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-18 00:00:00

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some time pest, the grater part of which went off steadily at
last week's prices. We had several good parcels of new Oats
on offer, most of which found buyers at our quotations. New
Wheat was also in better request. Wheat, old 19s. to 20a. ;
new ditto, 21s. to 225. Bd. Beans, 16e. to la. per lead.
Oats, old 22a. to 24a. ; new ditto, 26e. to 28a. Barley, old
32.. to 345. ; new dittn, 37a. to 42a. per quarter.
Coax, San. 16.-The following meet were
realised at Peseta this day :-White Wheat, 28a. to 315. 6d.
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per 20 Mae; red Wheat, 20a. to 30s. per 20 stone • Barley.
13e. Bd. to 16s. per 16 stone; Bert, 14a. 4d. to 14s. id • Oats 13s. to 15a. 7d. per 14 stone.
LIMERICK, SEPT. 16.-We have a continuance of
most magnificent weather here, and the harvest is all but
safe, even in the most backward and mountainous districts.
We had rather a Larger supply of Wheat to-day than last
market, which was slowly taken off principally by millers, at
about last currency. Oats for meal supply are cheaper fully
Id. per stone than last week, price now ranging from 12d.
to 121 d. per stone of 14 lbs. The little 'Barley as yet coming
to market is taken at same rate.
BELFAST. SEPT. 13.-Wheat-The supply con-
tinues tolerable, and prices firmer. Since our last report a
further advance has taken place, as the demand, both at
home and from abroad, is good. New white, 10s. to 11..6d.; i
new red, 10s. to 115. 3.1. ' • old, lls. to 12a. per cwt. Oats.-
The quantity at market for the last week was araderably
larger than the previous. New potato, of prime quality,
brags freely fe. 10d. to 91. 6d. ; and Poland, a. lid. to
95. id.• old, 10s. to 10s. 6d. per cwt. Oatmeal.-'This 1
article lies rather declined: buyers being pretty well stocked.
WATERFORD, SEPT. 16.-Our supplies of Wheat
since the 16th have been liberal; but the receipts of Oats
and Barley matinee quite inadequate to the demand. There 1
is no change to be noted in the value of Wheat, Oats, or •
Barley, but we quote a farther advance on Maize ; in fact,
on all the coarse kinds of food, so that the condition of
our labourers and their &rain becomes every day more
embarrassing. Superfine Flour commands ready sale at 43e. .4
to 46.. ' • seconds, 3&. to 38e. ; thirds, Els. to 335.; fourths,
20.. to 245. per sack of 280 lbs. ; Oatmeal, 18a. 6.1. to 19s. ;
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Indian Meal, Ils. to 12s. per cwt.; Indian Corn, 255. to 295.;
Prepared Mill Wheat, 31s. to 335. per barrel of 280 lbs. ;
Oats (prepared), 15s. to 18s. per barrel of 196 lbs.
EDINBURGH STOCK MARKET, SEPT. 18.-At this
morning's market there was • huge apply of Scotch Wheat,
which met *ready rale at la. to 2a. per quar.er over the rates
of this dal week. There was net so much business done in a
foreign Vv heat as of late, yet prime Dantzic and Rostock
commanded ls. to 2s. advance. The quantity of Barley was
larger than ea any market day sines harvest ; ens
were Is. per quarter dearer, but inferior sold at abort
week's rates. Oats were a dull sale, but no alteration in
price. A good supply of new Beans, the quality inferior and
prices down to 4s. 6d, per quarter. We quote prices as fol-
low :-Old Wheat, top 765. average 61a. 3d. per quarter; new
Wheat, top 70s. average 575. 3d. per quarter; general average
of old and new Wheat, 59a. 4d. per quarter; Barley, top 41s.
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average Xis. per quarter - Oats, top 355. 4d., average
29a. 111. per quarter ; Bea s, average 445. 3d.
GLASGOW, SEPT. 16.-The arrivals of Wheat coast-
wise, rid Grangemouth, are again considerable, amounting
to 4,300 quarters since the 9th instant, and 2,700 quarters
have been imported from Ireland : of all other grain the
supplies are very small. From the United States about
5,000 barrels Flour, and 3,000 bands from Canada, have . I
come to hand. The weather continues most favourable for
winding up the northern harvest. There has been an active
demand for Wheat and Flour since the date of our last
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report ; and the advance then quoted has been fully sus-
tained. In other articles the business has been limited
owing to the paucity of samples offering. For a parcel of
fresh old Norfolk Barley, 5216., 28s. per 3201 b. was ob-
tained. At this day's market there was less activity in the
trade than of late, and the extreme rates currently paid for
Wheat and Flour during the last day or two were scarcely •
supported. There was a great want of all kinds of spring '
Corn, and in the present scarcity high prices would be given.
Several cargoes of new Oats from the Shannon are expected.
A parcel of new Limerick white Wheat of fine quality
brought 28s. Gd. per 2401 b.
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GERMANY.-From Frankfort it is stated that the
Senate had published a proclamation, permitting the free 1i '
importation of corn into the territory of the free city. The
treasury was to refund to the Zollverein the duties
payable upon these bread stuffs conformably with
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the general tariff by which the custom's confederation ' iti
is bound. The measure was rendered indispensable in : •,
consequence of the excessive dearness of provisions. At 1
Coblentz an association of the citizens in more easy
circumstances had been formed, with the object of pur-
chasing 30,000 hectolitres of grain, which would be re-sold at 1
the first cost to the inhabitant., should the prices of corn ad-
vance seriously during the winter. I
HOPS. :I *
BOROI'GrI MARKET. - Two o'Clock.-Mcsars. Pat-
tenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that there is still a !
brisk demand, at the following prices :-
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Mid and Rest Kent., from £ 6 OP.
to 7 OP.
Wend ef limb 4 0 to 4 15
dom. lon -.. S 15 toto 7 1 10
Tendons 4 o 0
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Taildkulliasla ....»......«.»............_.«
4 to 4 10 '
Yamikallumes3 10 0 to 4 4
Old Woe 2 0 to 4 0
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CATTLE. I SatIIIIFIELD.-Treo o'clock. -Our supply of beasts . .
is again large, and trade heavy. In very few instances does
the price for best Scots exceed 4.., and 3s. 10d. is
extreme price for the beet short horns. We have a
large quantity of foreign Cows and Heifers, and of
inferior quality, from our grazing districts, many J
of which remain unsold. There are more than
300 from Holland, about 100 from Scotland, 250 Leicesters,
60 Lint:alas, and 230 from the neighbourhood of London.
The supply of Sheep and Lambs is small, and trade quite as
good; everything is freely disposed of at Monday's quota-
tions; we have more than 1,000 from Holland and Germany. •
Calves are plentiful, and meet with a heavy sale ; it is ex-
ceedingly difficult to make more than 4s. 8(1. of a very
choice one. The demand for Pip is large, and late prices
fully supported. il• (Per stone of 611 a.)
Beet Scote, Herefords, Re. 3a 1 to 4. 0
Best wort Huns. - 8 - 3 10
Beyond quality Beasts 2 1 - 3 4
Calves
Pigs ... .. .... 4 -5 4 1 I
Best Downs mg HaUseres. 4 - 5 0
Hest fang-web
Ewes and wool nedier 4 - 1 6
Lamb. - 6 0
Besets at market, 1.058; Sheep end loads, 6,640; Calves, 383;
Pip, 450. -41, West eolith/kid.
BRIDGNORTH.--This fair was abundantly supplied
with fat and store stock, the latter predominating. Fat
cattle fetched 6d. to 61d. per lb., and were early sold off.
Cows and Calves varied from 124. to eighteen guineas for gad
ones. The show of Sheep was larger considerably than at
former fain; those for the butcher sold readily from 61d. to
7d. ; good stores found purchasers at Rd. to 9,1. Mr. Baker,
of Eardington, dispowd of a ocere:of good Ewes, weighing ,•
more than 171 b.. a quarter, at two guineas each, and refused ,
45/. offered for a superior score, which were afterwards
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driven home. Lambs were scarce, and sold will. There
was a good show of bones, principally for agricultural pur-
poses ; prices demanded were high, and but few sales were
effected.
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owing.-Thi toe fair
stock, wag,g . not co r
at Seth,abundantly
scarce.
plied
cattle and stores in general sold well, and nearly the whole
were cleared away in good time, at remunerating prices. I
Abundance of Sheep were penned, and stores were well
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sold. Fat Sheep were also much advanced in price. Nearly
the whole went off in the early part of the day. Beef may
be quoted at Sid. to 6d., and Mutton from 61,d. to 7d. per
pound. .
ATIFLONE.-There was a good attendance and a '
large show of stock. Prices were high. Fat Bullocks sold
for 164. ; fat Heifers, from 81. to 16/. ; store Bullocks, 81. to
151. . - yearling Calves, 61. • ' Lambs, 211. to 255. ,• Ewes, 30s. 4
TO 12s. ; Wedders, 325. to 47a. ; Pigs, 8s 4.1. per score.
There was a great number of horses, nearly all of an indif-
ferent description, but no demand for them. •
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SHIPPLNG.
Mane ARRIVED.-3 Dublin.
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2 Waterford. t I,
I Donaghadee. ?-4
1 French.
1 Flanders.
1 Guernsey and Jersey. -
LONDON, Sept. 18.-Wind this day at noon, N.E., light
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breezes and cloudy.
DEAL, Sept. 17.-W. to W.S.W.-Arrived--Pandora,
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Rio Grande ; from river and sailed, Tropic, for Hobart
Town ; Herald, Rio ; Christiania, New York. '
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 17. -S. S. E.-Arrived - Herald,
Maulmein. 1;
Cowes, Sept. 17.-S. to S.W.-Arrived-Pilot, Quebec.
SOUTHAMPTON', Sept. 17.-S.E.-Sailed-Clyde (s), W. •.
Indies, fie.; Madrid (s), Lisbon, &e. •
Ptymovra, Sept. 16.-Sailed-Mary Graham, Ceylon.
Off, Industrie, New York, for Norway.
BaurroL, Sept. 17.-N.-Sailed, 14th.-Dockfore, Quebec.
1 • THOON, Sept. 14.-Sailed-Eliza, St. John's, N.B. 16.-
Peru, Demerara. ..
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TOSHAR, Sept. 15.-Off-New York, New York.
Coax, Sept. 15.-S.E.-Arrived-Lord Lambton, Pata-
gonia.
CAPS CLEA E.-Off (no date)-Lancashire Witch, Jamaica ;
Lady Falkland, Quebec.
REDCAR, Sept. 17.-The Robert and Hannah, of Whitby, I. e
which was on the rocks off this place yesterday, drove off .
with the tide and stink, and is now breaking up.
ThHeticit..in
,Sept.ml72,.-;7.fro-m t.
Woodbridge to Wakefield,
Sailed-Humber, S John's, N. 8.; if.
which sunk on Redcliffe Sand, on the sth instant, has tti
been weighed and taken up the river for repairs ; part of
cargo saved is in a very damaged state. ,It
Haawien, Sept. 17.-The Port Packet, of Lynn, bound
to Antwerp, got on shore on the Long Sand, on the night ,
of the 15th instant, and was abandoned by the new-ax- - 1
rind here, with part of cargo, stores, and materials. The
vessel has been since got off full of water, and dismasted.
BOLT HEAD Sept. 15.-Off--Majestic, Calcutta.
,tdosut.thjo Seas,,
New Brunswick, under jurymasta, having been totally die-
efi-°g2lot-AEprillita; CoFrlanumetire,
f.
wiPthersl,zooo,teebearre, HEAD,
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masted 12th ult. , i
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HOLYHEAD, Sept. 16.-Off-Franconia, New Orleans,
For Liverpool. .
CLYDE, Sept. 14.-Arrived-Rainbow, Berbice, Antigua,
and Belfast; Mina, Tobago ; Mar/ Harrison, Montreal.
Drama, Sept. 16.-N. W. to S. E.-Arrived, 15th, Weft
Lothian, San Sebastian.
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