The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-29 00:00:00

TALLOW.

The Tallow market continues firm, with an excel-
lent demand.

retoraburg Y. C. on the spot soo. Od
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All the ;ear delivering - -
January to March delivering
CORN.

496. 3d.
r zra. rm.

BASINGSTOKE, OCT. 28. A larger attendance
than usual at this market. Best samples of Wheat, parti.
cularly the white, were quickly sold at a further advance of
at lest 3s. per quarter above this day week's prices, some
making 80s. per quarter. The average price of Wheat sold
this day was 625. and 80e. per quarter. Malden were mak-
ing diligent inquiries for best Barley, which is becoming
either very scarce, or the growers are still holding back,
though as much as 60s. per quarter was bid to-day, being
from 2s. to 3s. more than was given last Wednesday. Good
grinding Barley, though somewhat discoloured, made from
40s. to 445. per quarter. Oats were brisker, at a trifling ad.
ranee ; some we saw sold at 328.,when the highest price lost
week was 309. per quarter, Beans are getting into fewer
hands ; good old toched an extravagant pnce, 60s. per
quarter, being this day asked. New Beans sold at 50s. per
quarter. White boiling Peas cannot be bought here under
5Ce. per quarter, some asking even higher. Grey Peas are
very scarce, and dearer by 2s. per quarter; we did not ob-
serve any offered by the growers, the factor's being now the
only holders. Tares sold at from 6s. to 6s. per bulhel : beat
seconds Flour 445. to 47.
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DEDDINGTON, Ocr. 27.—Trade brisk, more parti-
cularly so for Barley, which reads higher prices. Old Wheat,
48a. to 565.; new du., 481. to 645. ; Barley, 355. to 455. ; Oats,
245. to 325. ; old Beans. 40s. to 48s. • new do., 38s. to 425. ;
Boiling Peu, 565. to 605.; Hog do., to 425. ; Vetches,
325. to 401. per qr.
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NEWCASTLE, Ocr. 27.—The weather since this day
se'nnight has been extremely wet, which has completely put
a stop to seeding operations. To-day is dry, with a tendency
to frost, which, if it continue, will enable our farmers to
resume sowing in a little time. At our market this morning
we had a good supply of Wheat from the country, having, at
the same time, several parcels offering from the coast. The
trade ruled slow, although in the salts effected full rates
were realised. For Foreign there was rather more inquiry,
choice Bostock It'd commanding up to 655. per qr., and
other sorts in proportion. Flour was scarcely so free a sale,
and only approved marks maintained their value, other qua-
lities being a trifle higher. Rye very scarce, and much
sought after. Malting Barley was held for an advance of Is.
to 2s. per qr., which had the effect of checking business.
falt must be again noted 2s. higher, extra Chevalier being
now saleable at 70s. per qr. Beans nominally unaltered. Boil-
ing Peas in better request, and looking higher. Oats in good
demand at on advance of Is. per qr.
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DUNBAR, Ocr. was a large supply of
grain in our market to-day. Sales were not easily made,
and prices do not look so well as last day's. Wheat, weigh-
ing 621 lb., brought 6.55., and prices to 525. Barley, weighing
53: lb., brought 375, and prices to 255. Oats, weighing
411 lb., brought 365., and prices to 265. Beans and Peas,
weighing 63 lb., unsold.
FOREIGN.—The Baltic markets offer but little of
interest : the stocks at all the shipping ports are very much
reduced, and the transactions are consequently upon a re-
stricted scale. In Dantzic, the stock of Wheat es estimated
at from 80,000 to 90,000 qrs., which quantity will probably
remain over till spring, the arrivals from the neighbourhood
about covering the quantity shipped.. In Stettin, Rostock,
and the other Baltic ports, the stocks are very trifling.
Prices at Dantzic are 535, to 575. for high-mixed, and 50s. to
541. for mixed. At Stettin, the new Wheat, which is of light
weight, can be bought at 50s. per qr., but:the old heavy Wheat
is held at 565. At Rostock, the price paying for new Wheat
is about equal to 565. per qr. The markets in France are
advancing generally throsghout the kingdom ; the supplies
are falling off, and the farmers complain very much of the
yield of the last crop. Flour rose 1 to 2 francs per sack during
the week. Odessa advices are to the 12th of October.
Wheat was a trifle cheaper, in consequence of the scarcity of
money, occasioned by the absence of vessels, thereby pre-
venting the shipment of Wheat which has been bought and