The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-02 00:00:00

ARRIVALS SINCE MONDAY JSTO LONDON.

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LIVERPOOL CORN EICTIANCIR, TUESDAY, SEPT. 1.
-There was a middling attendance and good show of IVAust
and Flour, but small of all other articles. The sales of
Wheat were on the most limited scale, at rather under the
prices of this day week for old ; and Irish new was offered
at a deel,ne of 3d. per 701 b. Flour met a fair retail demand
at fully the currency of lot Tuesday for American and Ca-
nadian free ; and a few parcels afloat were ti_: -n at 235. 6d.
and 235. ;per barrel for cost, freight, and insurance ; and in
store and in bond some lots were purchased at the same
rates. There was scarcely a sample of Oats on show, and
price were 2d. to 3d. per 451 h. dearer ; and for the same
cause Meal was 2.. to 3.. per load ; Indian Corn, 2a. to Ors
per 001 b. ; Barley, 21 to 3d. per 601 b. ; and Beans and
Peas 2.. per quarter Weser.
CORK, AUG. 31.-The wheat crop is represented
as unnaully fine, and the quality and condition of the sam-
pler at market ere excellent. The quantity arriving being
small, and the article being in great demand for fresh
flour, that on sale has been taken off readily, but at a decline
of Is. on previous rates. In prepared (old) Wheat hie busi-
ness has been done at an advance of Is. to 2s. per barrel.
Oats, of which the supply is limited, set freely at advancing
rates. For Roar the demand has been active at Int ..prices.
laciest Corn Meal has advanced 11. per too, and Oatmeal is
dearer.
LIMERICK, Auo. 31.-We have had a good supply
of new Wheat, which was soon purchased at 14d. to 17d. per
stone, as in quality. New Oats is brought in very sparingly,
and 111 d. is paid for the best.
NEWRY, Atm. 31.-The weather continues favour-
able for harvest operations. oa.a has ,old higher, from 12d.
to 121 d. per stone Leing paid. Red Wheal sold at os. 7d.
pa. cwt. ; and IV hite at 9e. 91. per do. 00‘114N11, 16e. to
17s. psrewt.
WATERFORD, Auo. 31.-We quote the prices a.
follow -.-IV/tent, millets',2B4. to 31s. ; inferior, .to DM;
shipping do., 20s. to Me.; Malting Barley, 12a. to 13e. &I. ;
'Mist lag do., lls. to Ik. ; Grinding do., 13e. to 14s. ; Black
Oats, 13s. to lbs.; whits do., 16e. to 17s. per bar. Oatmeal,
by retail, lbs. to 16a. per cwt. Fine Flour, 40s. to 425.
BELFAST, AUG. 23.-The supply of grain has been
small. The following prices have been realized :-IVAeat, 9e.
to 10r.; Barley, 7s. to 78.13 d.; Oats, Sa. 9d. to 9s. 3d. Oatmeal,
13a. 6d. to 14e. &I. /maiml4e. Cons sells freely at 81. lbs. to 91
fee yellow, and W. tot. to (14. 10s. for white, being an advance
of lbs. to 20s. per ton sines this day week. White Meal
sells at 101. 16e. to 111., and yellow, 91. lbs. to 101. bs. per
ton.
FOREIGN HARVESTS.-The uncaainess prevailing
abroad about the general failure of the potato crop, and in
some parts of Germany of the corn crops also, has led the
Belgian government to issue a decree extending the operation
of the law of September last year, for the free importation of
alimentary substances to the let of D,tember next. From
Sicily, so long a corn granary of Europe, it is reported that
the excessive drought had almost destroyed the uh vats of
all kinds. For want of water also the mills could not work
and grind corn. This state of suffering had provoked tumul-
tuous movements in several towns. If to this alarming
situation of affairs be added the antipathy of the Sicilians fur
the Neapolitans, and the oppressive increase of the taxes, it
may be feared that more serious outbreak. willibe the result.