The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-21 00:00:00

PRODUCE.

MINCING-LANE, Half-poet Tao.—Refined Sugar
market steady. Large public sales of British produce and
foreign Sugar are athertised fur to-morrow.
Cotton has been very active, a large amount of business
done, at the extreme prices of last week,
Oils remain steady, with a limited amount of business.
Pale seal, 291., 29/. 10s. ; southern whale, from 2.3/. Lis. to
26/. ; cod, 271. 10s.; Gallipoli has advanced 421. 10.., 431.;
Spanish, 401 10s. to 411.; palm, 305., 315.; Linwood, 2,15. ;
rape, brown, 324., fine, 325. fid., 335.
Rice steady, without alteration in price.
Tallow continues very firm, particulars of which will be
found in thoioubjcnnect table.
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ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM TIO: 1 alb TO THE 19th s EDT.
Om. F. 110141.. UM. rtr.l'l. 11.
Wheat ... I 3506 7101
arley
OatH s
Hour, 2073 swim, 11,773 buret.; malt, 29P4.
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GLOUCESTER, SEPT. 19.—During the week there
has been a larger supply of English wheat, and holders have
been compelled to submit to a decline of Is. per quarter to
effect sales. In foreign the few trup.actions reported are on
forme, terms. Barley in good request, at our quotations.
Oats and Beans have found buyers, on former terms. At
our market this day there was a brisk demand for f 'reign
Wheat, which found haver., both on speculation and for
consumption, at very full prices. Holders of English wer•
firm, and purchases were made with difficulty at last week's
rates. The new Barley does not give general satisfaction for
malting ; prices are well supported. Grinding a retail sale.
Oats in short supply, and held for extreme prices. Beans in-
quirisl for on speculation.
WISBECII, SEPT. 19.—There is a good supply of
Whe it here to-day, with little or any other kind of grain.
The best Wheat fully maintains the paces of this day week ;
other kiwis hardly good. Oats and Beans quite as dead
as before. Quotations are, Wheat, old, 455. to 50s. per
quarter; New, 484. to 56s ; Extra, 58s. Oats, 12d. to 13d.
per stone. Beans, 40s. to 445. per quarter; old, 465., to the
growers.
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I,BECII CORN RETURN ENDING SEPT. 15.—
Wheat, 12,5091 qrs., at 48s. 84. per qr. Oats, 1,6191 qrs.,
at 22a. Id. per qr. Beans, 5101 qra., at 41s. 4d. per qr.
HE'LL, SEPT. 19. —The market flat, but prices
remain as before.
traNdleAhfracstiheeEnTr.E.Rw, Baientievee,ths
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muchk the
trade has beer. steady, hut not active, at prices much the
same as last quited. At to-day's market little was done be-
yond what was required by a steady demand for consump-
tion, but the last quotations are eerier tUy fully supported.
Gond qualities of English and Irish Flour are very agree,
and go off readily at full prices. Wheat, 1151 qrs., 445. 4d.;
Barley, hi grit, 325. 4d. ; Oats, 2251 qrs., 28s. Id. ; Beans,
61 qrs., 40s. 6d
NEWEaaTLE-ON-TYNE, SEPT. 19.—The harvest in
this district has been brought to a most favourable conclusion,
as respects condition, but in point of yield the crops generally
will turn out the most unproductive we have had for many
years. The trade throughout the present week has been of
a much more subdued character, still, however. purchases
continue to be made for Scotland of Foreign Wheat, up to
604. having been obtained for that country for fair mixed
Dantric weighing 61 but made 63 lb. per bushel. With
Oats, Barley, Beans, and Pease selling relatively so high, we
cannot see flow the price of Whe it can he kept for any time
at the present figure. Turnip. are afftw.ted, and should the
disease spread, all feeding stuffs must of necessity rule high
during winter. At market this morning we bad an abundant
supply of Wheat from the growers, and notwithstanding
the condition was short of last week, the whole met a
steady sale at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per quarter;
south country qualities on the contrary were held
with much firmnem, and in the business effected the full
rates of thia day se'nnight were realised. Foreign was held
for more money, which tended to check sales The few
bon 'ed samples arc withdrawn from the market. New
Flour extremely scarce and much enquired for, and the first
arrivals are likely to meet with hovers at 425. to 435. for
choice households, up to 45v. fur whites. Of old the market
is nearly cleared. On new Rye we raise our quotations 2s,
per qr., but the demand is slow at that enhancement. The
malting season not having commenced yet, we have little or
no enquiry for malting Barley, hut grinding sorts are much
in demand and much sought alter. Prime season-made
Malt must he again quoted 2s. per qr. dearer, extra Chevalier
being naw worth 61s. per qr. Beans and Pete unaltered.
Although we had a large supply of Oats from the country,
the whole met a good sale at la-t week's rates. Old foreign
being now in few hands are held with much firmness ; sweet
Danish is weighing 40th.. per bushel, at 245. to 2,55.; Wol-
gist, Rostock, and Stralsund, at 26.. 391 b., 'nd Hanoverian
and Dutch at 275. to 295. per qr., weighing 401 b. to 421 b. per
bushel respectively. The duty on Barley, Beans. and Pea., is
severally 6d. per qr. lower: on other articles there is no
change. In bond 16th Sept.—Wheat, 5,210; Barley, 2,408;
Oats, 1,671 ; Peas, 2,876.
SUNDERLAND, SEPT. 19.—The farmers to-day
brought a very large supply of new Wheat to market of the