The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-28 00:00:00

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Wissacrt, Spvy. 20.—We have been well supplied
with Wheat today. and hot liatle of other grain. Wheat
met a good demand at 2e- to 3a. pre v. more money, and
every other article exhibited bon life. Our quotations are:
Wheat, old, 40.. to Ms. per qr.; tier, Sts. to 62.. ; extra, 634.
Oats 12id. to 13e. Pet sIcoV. Beans 40.. to 4:Je. per p. ;
old, 445. to 4G... to the groivers.

BUCKINGBASIBIIIIIE, SEPT. 26.—Corn quotations at
market this day are as follows: Wheat per qr. higher.
Beans and Peas about l*grar qr. higher. Barb y lino. Old
Wheat 525. to &s. ; nei*heat, 525. to 545. Barley 30s. to
38e. Oats.22s.tmaiti. 40.. to 425. White Pea., .its.
Mr plc Peas, 38s. per qlirter. Flour 3Crs. to 445. per sack.
WINCHESTER, SEPT. 26.—'!'here was to-day a great
demand for best Wheatr here ftir :seed. Several samples
ma le from 15/. ti iii'. per load. Dry red and white
'Wheats, for grinding, sold for 15/. up to 15/. 111 i. ditto, with
a very brisk sale, being full 10s. per load dearer. Common
light samples were 34 low as 10/. las. ditto. Best malting
Barley fetched up to Ns. per quarter ; middling ditto, from
355. to 38s. ditto ; common ditto, for grinding, 30s. to 3.15.
ditto ; superior sweet Oats, Polands, up to 31s. ditto ; black
ditto, 255. to 275. ditto ; Peas, grey and map!.., made from
405. to 455. ditto, but few at market; Beans, tick new, from
355. to 375. ditto; superior ditto, up to 415., very scarce;
Indian Corn would Sail purchasers here if more gem:rally
known and offered at reasonable terms.

MANCHESTER, Star. 26.—There has been a steady
demand for every article during the week; for all, the prices
of our last have been fully maintained, and for some they
have been exceeded. St +elm of everything here arc rv;keed
to a lower point than we ever before knew them to be, and
as regards English or Irish Flour, it may be said that there
is none of useakle quality unsold ; every fresh arrival being
at once eagerly t.,ken at high prices, if of really fre-h good
quality. At the same time, tiste fret!' samples of A:aeriean
or Canadian arc becoming soiree. A good attendance at our
market to-day is met by a scant y display of samples. Wheat
is 3d. to 4d. per bushel, and Flour 2s. to 15. per sack and
barrel higher thin on this day week. Oats and Oatmeal
firm at former rates. Beans ls. per quarter, and line Malt
Is. to '2s. per load duster. Purehauers show considerable
disposition fir business, so far as the limited quantity of
each article offering, and the.high prices asked will allow.

YORK, SEPT. 26.—Ws have a short supply of Wheit,
wl“ch has met a ready sale at 2s. per qr. over last work's
prices. Barley of good quality sells readily at full prices.
Oats are falling oft and prices fully maintained. Flour 3s.
per sack dearer. -

GLOUCESTER, SEPT. 26.-During the week, all
samples of farmers' Wheat have found reirly buyers, at pre-
vious rates, and hovers of foreign hare come forward at an
advance of Is. par quarter; the quantity offering is very
limited, and prices looking up. For Barley previous prices
are given, and grinding sorts arc scarce. Beans bring an
advance of Is. to 2s. pew. The small supply of Oats checks
business in this grain ; former prices are fully maintained.
Our lamest annual fair being fixed for Monday the attend-
anee of farmers at our market this day was very limited, and
the small show of English Wheat found beyers at ls. to 2s.
per quarter advance ' • some quantity of foreign waa taken
for consumption at fully 3a. per quarter more money.
Beans and Barley are both held with much firmness. Oats
scarce, and little passing for want of supply.
ANDOVER, SEPT. 26.-The Corn market this day
was well-attended by corn-dealers, millers, and farmers,
a pitch market being all that is wanted to make this one of
the best corn markets in the county of llama. Prime
Wheats fit fur seed sold at high prices-some making 16/.
per load, many at 15!., or 60s. per quarter, being at an ad-
vance of at least 10s. per load over the prices obtained the
Saturday pneeding. Grinding and inferior samples of
Wheat sustained their previous prices, and a fair business
was transacted. Barley was much in request, particularly
the hest malting samples, u high as 45a. being giv, a fur
Mile; secondary samples realised from 365. up to 40-. ; end
middling ditto, from 30s. to 345. per quarter. Oats, still
are advancing. The best sweet samples fetched from 30s. to
325. ; middling ditto from 245. to 28a. ; a few samples of light
black might have been purchased at 255. per quarter.
Peas were very scarce and dear, grey making 4.55. per qr.
Beams are also a scarce and dear article, tick beans selling at
from 375. to 4 la. per qr. Winter Tares were selling at from
ss. 05. to 6s. 3d. per bushel. We saw several tons of prime
Meadow Hay sold, which, valise(' 4!. 15s. per ton. Indian
Corn is becoming more known around here, and the pre-
judice which was at first shown against it is fast.dying away
among the country farmer( and cottageis; h.tnee'more ate
purchasing it. Mr. Ellen, the spirited corn merchant of
Andover, who first introduced it in Andover, is selling the
same at from 18s. to 20e. per sack, expressing a disposition
to reduce it lower as the demand increased, to enable him to
have a greater quantity, so that the carriage may be less.
SUNDERW.ND, SEPT. 2G.-The fanners brougLt
large supply of new Wheat to market, and there were se-
veral parcels of South Country on offer, besides samples of
foreign. There was not mu& bpd Wheat from the country.
The quality and condition were everything to be desired, and
the demand being good, there was a brisk sale, at an advance
on all qualities of fully 4a. per quarter. New Wheat ranged
from 54e. to 604, and obi from 40s. to 565. Malting Barley
in demand at 34e. to 384. 'Beans 365. to 445. Peas 365. to
38s. Oats from 225. to 28s. The demand for spring Corn is
pretty good. A fair clearance was effected. Floor is free'
sale, at an advance of 4s. per sack. The price of the best is,
from 40a. to 48s. per sack.

NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, SEPT. 26.—After a long-
protracted drought the weather has at length changed to
wet. On Wednesday we had a copious rain, as also early
yesterday morning, and to-day has been showery. Should

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