The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-25 00:00:00

CURRENCY AN UNUER

White, old white.. 464. to 5.55. .. New..... 525. to 58s.
Ditto ditto, red.... 465. to 535. .. Ditto 54W. to :AN.
Barley, maltina,.. 345. to 425. .. Grinding 28s. to 304.
Deans, old 40.. to 465. .. New .... 40s. to 425.
Oats, old
Tares, new, Gs. Gel to 7s. per bushel.
Malt

BENTOE, SEPT. 24.—We had a fair attendance at
this day's market. Prices of all th seriptions of Wheat ad-
vanced Is. to 2a. per quarter, with fair supplies. Flour also
Is. to 2s. per sack, and Is. per barrel dearer. Oats dearer,
and Bne quality is very scarce. The malting season has
begun, hut some consider prices asked for Malting Barley
too high, and wait for a better supply. Grinding Barley in
request. We annex prices .---Foreign red Wheat, 50s. to
555.; white, 545. to 58s; English old do., 48.. to 565.
new, 455. to 58s. ; do. malting Barley, 38s. to 441. ;
grinding, 38s. to 335. ; white Oats, 26s to 30s. ; fine old, to
325.; blade, 235. to 265. per qr. Eng. second Flour, 395. to
413., to 435. per sack. Beans, 40s. to 48s. per qr. Canada and
United States' Flour, 305., 323. per barrel.

EDINWECTI, SEPT. 23.—There was a very large
supply of Wheat to-day from the growers. I'rime samples
of new and superior old sold quickly at Is. per quarter over
the currency of this day week; but inferior, of which there
was a considerable quantity, meta slow sale at pret ious prices.
The enhanced rates demanded by holders of free foreign
checked business, but when sides were made Is. per qr. more
money was obtained. Barley in good request, but last
week's rates could not be exceeded. Oats a dull sale, and
the turn cheaper. Beans and Peas in demand, and Is. per
qr. dearer. Pried were as follows :—Wheat, old, top 78%
per qr., average G3s. Id. ; ditto new, top 715., per qr., average
595. Bd. ; general average of old and new, 61a. Gd. ; Barley,
top 40s. per qr., average 355. 10d. Oats, top 355. 4d. per
qr., average 2'.1. 6d. ; Beans, top 505., per qr., average,
4Ss. Id.

GIABGOIT, SEPT. 23.—The harvest may be said to
be concluded, and the weather has become wet. The imports
of Wheat coastwise, rid Grangemouth, continue to be large/
consisting partly of Foreign from Leith and Newcastle, and
of both old and new from the English coact. Since this day
se'ennight 5,300 quarter; Wheat, 2,800 quarters Barley, and
1.900 quarters Oats have arrived ; and 1,100 quarters Barley
from abroad. The principal supplies to. the Clyde have
been about 3,000 quarters new Oats from Limerick ; 2,000
barrels Flour from Canada; and five cargoes of Oats,
and some Wheat and Pease, from Archangel. During
the week the trade has remained quiet; and prices
of Wheat and Flour have been very steady; but Oats
were easier to purchase. Stale qualities of Barley have been
offering cheaper ; but all good malting descriptions have
commanded high rates. For a cargo of 541 b. foreign, just
arrived from Wolgast, 30s. per 3201 h. was made. At market
to-day there was a moderate consumptive demand for Wheat
and Flour at full prices. A few new Oats were taken by
retail buyers at 265. per boll for 421 b., but lighter descrip-
tions were offering cheaper, and all descriptions of old were
6d. to Is. lower. Old Oatmeal was also easier to purchase.
BUMF and Peas in request at fully previous rates. Barley
steady, but not brisk, the distiller holding off for supplies of
new, which is much wanted.
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WATERFORD, SEPT. 23.-Oor supplies of Grain were
rather small this morning, and the educes from Mark-lane
and Liverpool being somewhat brighter than was expected,
Wheat sold at an advance of Gd., and Oats at an improve-
ment of 3d, per barrel on our last quotations. Flour also
realised better prices by 2s. per Pack. No change in the
value of Indian Corn, or Barley, but the former grain hangs
on hand, in consequence of being considered relatively dearer
than wheat and the coarser descriptions of flour. The same
remark applies to Oatmeal, which is quite neglected from its
high price. Below are our present shipping prices of Flour
and prepared Grain:-Superfine, 455. to 465. • sec-mth, 38s.
to 415.; thirds, 31s, to 345. ; fourths, 21s. to 25e. ; per sack of
2801 b. Mill Wheat, 31s. 6d. to 325. 6d.; shipping ditto,
275. 6d. to 30s. Gd.; per brl. of 2801 b. Oats, white, 14s. to
17s. • ditto, black, 14s. 9d. to the. 3d. per boll. Indian Corn
Meal, Ils. Gd. to 12a.; Oat ditto, 17s. to 19s. per cwt.
Potatoes, ld. to 10d. per 111 b,
LIMERICK, SEPT. 23.-We had a small market of
Wheat to-day, perhaps, in some measure, owing to the last
n'ght having been very wet. Millers are still free buyers,
but merchants not so much so ; in fact, consumption going
on compels the former to market.: Prices paying to day
were 161 d. to 181 d. for red wheat, and Is. 6d. to Is. 7d. for
white, per stone. Oats are not in quite so large supply, and
prices have somewhat recovered late decline, and may be
quoted now at 11d. to 121 d. per stone. Very little Barley at