The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-02 00:00:00

CORN.

Melts-LaNE.—The supply of Wheat at market this
mon.ing, by land-carriage samples from the near counties,
woo but moderate • the makes, nevertheless, succeeded in
purekasing at a decline of In to 2s. per qr. for the best runs,
and 2i. to 3s. for secondary and inferior qualities. Free fo-
reign, fur which there was but little enquiry, was
held at last week's prices. In beaded Wheat
I did not hear of a trans'ction. Bane! Flour could
oulv he sold at a decline of lc to 2s. per barrel.
The town millers reduced the price of Flour 4s. per sock.
The arrival of English Barley during the week Las not
been large, but the receipts from abroad have been consider-
able. Choice samples of malting Barley mu ,t be quoted Is.,
and the other qualities 2s. to 3s. cheaper than on th;s day
se'nnight.
The receipts of Oats during the week, particularly of
forefon corn, have been very extensive, and, although the
trade general:y is bare of stock, both dealers and consumers
I hold off the market, in the hope of being able to purchase on
better terms before the refsels' lay days expire. Factors
were very firm iu their demands, and refused to ace_pt the
for oars made, which were about is. per quarter below last
week's quotations.
There befog kw English Peas at Ma *ct their value was
about maintosned. Foreign Peas, of whiah the arrival was
large, were not so saleable as of late.
the few new Beam which appeared at market were take,
off at previous prices. Old Beans dull.

pw flouter
Est-^1 and Kent Red - _OD to 02 66 White 2toooto ai
Norlols and Suffolk Sa to 0064 do. 60 to 64 to 68
Tel rain (Essex or Suffolk) 20 to 22
Cun brldge & Lincoln Red to to White —to to
Northumberland & Scotch do. —to do ... —to— to
Di.. 11 do
Rs; 36 to .0
Dams-T. ec.l:ng BO to 3! Distilling 31 33 to aS
itllttag ....... to 12 Chevalier 42 to le to 48
Scotch to
2tecx Waxer

Muir 38 to 64. One pale 64 to 68
Oars, English Peed. *3 to 27s Od..lllack . 24 to Vs bd
Ditto PuLasds 2'J to 3ts Od...Potato. 30 to 32s W
BtrwdliandScotehleed2o to 28s Od...Pstato.. 31 to 3), Od
Irish Feed .22 to 24 to 266 Od...Black .. 24 to 26s Od
Ditto Potato .. Vs Od to 32. s Od
Pits, Grew 30 to 43 0d...315p1e. 40 to its Od
Elos 35 to 60 misl. 66 to 64

44 to SO. 5' to SG
38 to 44 .Slek .40 to 42 o:d 43 to 47
....42 to 43 Amsll 43 to 43...014 49 to SI
. to —New tllwier to old to
40 to 42
Pee eat.
Mite to
Per Umlaut
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Barrow
TARTS. New spr.ng
Ft.o.ctiam, Ncw .....

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Eora, Towa mnL., delivered 54 to 56 Fine llon:sehuid 49 to 52
Norft. an 1 Suffolk 42 to 41 Whites
Norittu,nbet hind, 12.neo'n, and Yorkshire
Suswx and Kent — to Irish
hilliazt per qr. romeal.
FOREIGN. Dutypoid. In Band.
Wawa; Dantete and Kouiwzberg 60 to 63 See to :0...54 to 66
Porntranenn, Ilio:otk, and Stettin. new 1.0 to Gi _54 to 60
French and Brabant
D.ut`sh and Hambursh . . GO to 62...54 to 53
Rum'an 45 to 51 lip" tins—. to —..— to
Danube and Odessa. OO to 58...46 to 54
Scan!.4l, hard to Asa
Ch nadiwt

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Bwarir, Feeding X to 34 Distilling 34 to to -
1...•T1

Dus, Ru...tiati
Poraermosa sod Ittrolsmd" .
12werthi mad Dud& n to 26... to
Friemeind mod Doielt
Ditto Drew. —to .-

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to—
to 36
to
to
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do.
do.
do.
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_ £3lO.
—o ae.-. is Z 8 10s.
' fielelt-ia—a .'liae-Tiesn ditto to too. to 1-9 10a
Bd. of lIIIIIks.
Iwo., Aaserlaut, in Bond 3l to 33 per
free 33 19 $ll
Disable aad Hamburg 30 to 33
flab
(Duty 71d. per barrel)
Franck free to per Sack of 230 Rs.
IMPERIAL AVERAGES.
What I Rye. Beam. I P.
Sept. 1926 per Qum. 51s 3cl 312172 2.3 s id 33s 0,141 s 6d 40s 5d
Oet. 3 .
. . 's3a 12 368 10(123s 7c11;56 74 eft 72145 s Od
. 51s Od 4 9,124 s Sel 'lss 5,1113 e 44450 Od
10 . . 56s 1,..1 37. 1.112.1. 7413.50 94145 a 74 Mn 74
24 . .
17 . . 59• 104 Ms 841254 Mir 541413.1 5d Ts 3d
COs 10d 40. 34126 s 6d Oe Otis SWAN 10,1
6 weeks' Asw. deer. 56s 37. 7,11446 Odpos Ikl, 56 501054 74
Outset au For. Grain Is od 24 Oil Is ail la 041 Ss 041 2s Od
Loamy; Anatomy, Ocr. V.—Wheat, 678. 3d. ; Marley, 414. WI;
Oats, 31s. 74.; Rya, 43i. 4d.; Rem', 434. IL; Peals Mlle
Ptactuatiotts to bat eix week's Own salateded.
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Oct- 17.

Oct. 24.

Prim Sept. 19. Sept. 26.1 Oct. 3. Oct- 10.
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ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 26th OCT. TO 3lst OCT.
Ora. English. Scotch. Irish. Forign.
Wbent I 19503 13131
Barley 640 I COS ISM
Oats 4662 177 I 9032 910111
Floor, 200 sacks, 8499 barrels; malt, 5930.
ANDOVER, OCT. 31.—The market to-day was very
fiat. There were many sellers, yet but buyers of Wheat.
For best grinding samples shown, from 16/. to 171. 10%. per
load was asked, yet on the whole but little was sold. The
Barley sales at first were dull, vet for best malting samples
so reduction took place • in interior Barleys there appeared
a slight depremion. Good Oats sold at last week's prices ;
from 245. to 324. per qr. was given. New Beans fetched 50s. ;
old do., 55a.; white Peas from 54%. to 60s. ; grey do., 7rom
48s. to 541. Tares, ss. 6d. per bushel, No American Maize
was observed. Good Flour, Ms. to 565. per bsg ; do. Barley
Meal, 20s. to 21s.

BUCKINGHAM, OCT. 31.—W0 waft:. Old itilb6lll,
80a. to 84a.; row Wheat, 62a. to 665. ; Biddy 86s. to 425. ;
old Beans, 445. to 484. ; new Beans, 40s. to 425. ; old Oats,
325. to 345. ; new Outs, 2Ss. to 308. per quarter ; Flour, 41s.
to 48s. per sack.

COLCHESTER, Ocr. 31.—The supply of Wheat is
mod, rate ; the dull a !counts from London make little ha-
pre,..ion on our farmers, and they refuse to sell at rates lower
than those of last week. Barley is in improved supply ; not
having run up to such extreme rates here as it did In many
other markets, it scarcely varies in price from last week.
Beans are eagerly sought after at more money. Currency to
the growers in this distriet : red Wheat, 63a. to 645.; woite
635. to 71s. ; Barley, 41s. to 495.; Beans, 475. to 495. ;
at the shipping ports•

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CHESTER, OCT. 31.—We had a good attendance
at our market this day, with a fair show of all sorh of grain,
fur which there was a good demand at an advance on this
se'linight. Flour is. per 2';',Oltrs higher. We quote
'Wheat, per 75 lbs. at 95.; ditto red, Os.; new. white, Os. bd.
to 9s. 10t1. ; ditto red, Os. to Os. Gd. Oats, old, per 46 lb,,
4s. 6d. to 4s. ; ditto new, 3e. 10d. to 4s. ed. Otindinzr
Dar-
h per 60 lbs., Ss. 4d. to ss. ixl. ; malting, old, per 3.9 qts.,
Cs. to 6s, Gd. Dantaie high mixed Wheat, 535. to 57e. ;
i mixed, 50s. to .51s. Stettin old heavy Wheat, 565.; new,
of light weight, 50s. Hastoe new Wheat, 565.

EXETER, Ocr. 31.—We tare had smaller supplies
of Wheat to-day than fur some weeks past, which sold on
the terms of last market-day. Barley and Oats in short
apply, both of which were taken off freely at Is. to 2a. per qr.
advance.

GLOUCESTER' OCT. 31.—During the week, there
has been a good supply of English Wheat, -which found
buyers at former prices. The sales effected of foreign are at
our quotations. Malting and grinding Barley in demand,
at 2s. per quarter advahee. Oats and Beans are held for Is.
per quarter more money. At our market thia day, millers
purchased Wheat with caution, and sales could not. be pro-
ceeded with freely ; prices must be considered for all sorts
the turn in favour of the buyer. Boiling Peas find buyers,
at full prices.
GUILDFORD, OCT. 31.—There was a large quantity-
of Wheat for sale to-day, though but a small portion of it
was fresh in this week. The trade continues in a very in-
animate state, and but little business was transacted, price*
being barely ro good as last week. There was a better supply
of Barley, which, together with the accounts from Mark-
lane, not only prevented the farmers from realising the
advance generally obtained during the present week for this
ar.iele, but enabled the buyers to purchase middling qualities
on rather easier terms than last Saturday. There Nu not a
great deal of business done.
MANCHESTER, OCT. 31.—Our market, as well as
those of Liverpool and Wakefield, has been quiet during the
week. Wheat and Flour have not varied in value, whilst
Beans, Oata, and feeding stuff: have realised rather higher
prices. At our Exchange, to-day, Dayer., of Wheat and
Flour act cautiously, and seem inclined to tell luck uu their
stocks ; fur some qualities of both a slight reduction on pre-
vious rates would be .submitted to. The scarcity of Oats
s _enable, holslantu obtain high prices ; bqt the
business done is In retail lots to needy pureltaeers. Beaus
and Malt Is. per quarter and load higher. Low feeding stuff
is scarce and in demand.
Natiwicir, Ocr.:3l!—The supply of Wheat at our
market to-day was small, and heel our millers been desirous
to purchase at all freely it would have been found quite
inadequate, but owing to the dullness of Mark-lane yester-
day, the trade was quite inactive, and the price must he
quoted from Is. to 2s. below the currency of last week. There
was a pretty good show of Barley, and is. to 4s. lower was
submitted to, but many of the farmers would not sell at the
redaction in the price, and carried the sampler home, there-
fore but little business seems to have been transacted. In
other things there is no variation. But little doiniin Flour.
The following are the prices of Grain:—Wheat, white, new,
68s. to 70s. per qr. ; red, new, G 2,. to 655.; do., old, .551. to
Barley, molting, 445. to 46a.; common, 385. to 40e..
Beans, 40s. to 4Gs. Sixpence per qr. for inland freight.
Flour, superfine, 48a. ; household, 4Gs. per sack, free on
board at Yarmouth, purchasers finding sacks.
NI:WCASTLE-ON-TTNE, OCT. 31.—At our market
this morning we hail a moderate show of Wheat front the
country, but from the coast the arrivals are upon a liberal
scale, fresh thraelied parcels being, however, wanted, were in
tolerably likely request, and in some partial instances a slight
advance was realized, but in south country qualities, although
a fair extent of business was done, higher prices could not
be obtained. and, upon the whole, the trade closed dull fur
these descriptions. I u foreign few transactions occurred, but
in the sales made full rates were realised. Flour in scarcely
such good request as last week, and w here sale' were prowed
rather lower rates were submitted to. ltye must be noted
2s. per qr. nearer, and extremely scarce, and, from the high
prices paying in the gout!' for that article, it would require
:ins. per qr. to be got here, which figure is not attainable,
46e. being an extreme value for extra qualities, weighing al
to 60 lbs. per bushel. Barley must be quoted Is. per qr.
higher, hut this advance is only complied with by the most
neeeseitnui buyers. Primo season-made Malt must again
be written 2s. per qr. deem., the best samples being now
ealeuble at 70s. per qr. Beans nominally the same. Boiling
Peas rather more sought after. Having only a moderate
supply of Oats, a clearance was early etrocted at an advance
of Is per qr.

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SUNDERLAND, OCT. 31.—The weather has been
beautifully fine and settled during the week, and the farmers
are busy preparing the ground for Wheat sowing, and se-
curing the late potato crop, which is turning out very good.
Few rotton tubers arc found, and the produce and quality
are excellent. There was but a small supply of Wheat at
market to-day, which sold rather freely at the rates of last
week. Fine sample of new Wheat Ms. to 705.; but the bulk
would range from his. to 685.; old Wheats from 10i. to 4Ss
South Country Wheats and free foreign in demmd at fBs.
to its. for prime samples. Malting Barley is scarce, and
worth 465. to dos. Beans, Peas, and Oats ready sale at late
rates. Flour plentiful at 601. to li2s. re sack. Avcrazcs
for the week, ending Oct. 29.—Wheat, 32.3 qrs., at 61,.10d. ;
Oats, SO qrs., at 30s. per qr.

WORCESTER, Ocr. 31.—We had a moderate supply
of Wheat at our raraket today, which sold slowly at last
week's prices, and for inferior samples a trifling reduction was
submitted to. Barley was more plentiful ; but tine malting
qualities supported last day's prices, 6s. 34. to 6s. 9d. per
imperial bushel ; grinding qualities, 17s. to ISs. per bag of
2001bs. Old Buena made 18s. 6d. to 20s. per bag of 2001bs. ;
new, 'ls. to 18s. Few I'eas offering: Old and New for
grinding, 17s. to 17s. ad. per 2001b5.; white boi'ers, 7s. 6d.
to 80. per imperial bushel. English Oats, Is. to sa. per
imperial bushel. Irish Old, ts. to 4s. 31. per 391ba. ; new,
3s. 9d. to 4s.

WISBECH, OCT. 31.—The supply of all Grain is
small to-day. The condition of Wheat falls off; and the
trade Is Is. lower for all but the few dry samples. Oats and
Beans in good demand at fully former prices. Wheat, die.
to his. per quarter; old, as. to 60s. do. Oats, 13d. to 14d.
per stone. Beans, lin. to 48s. per quarter ; old, .50s. do.

W
OCT. 31.—There appeared but few
buyers here to-day at the prices asked by the farmers. In
Wheat best samples appeared to sell at our last quotations,
but inferior seemed to have but few inquirers; the terms
ran between 60s. and M. per quarter. fhe price of best
Earley was between 46.. and 50.. per quarter. Oats, of the
best quality, fetched from 30s. to 345. per quarter; inferior
dark samples from 21s. to 28s. per quarter. Beans and Peas so
exceedingly scarce, as to make it almost impossible to quote
rriol ; we heard of 60s. per quarter being demanded for
good old Beans. Tares as last week. Indian Corn but little
left.

DUBLIN, Orr. 30.—Notwithstanding the occupa-
tion of stir farmers at field work, our supplies continue
and millers purchasing with increased caution. The price
of Wheat has receded Is. per barrel. Oats of the better (pa-
-1 lieies arc 3d. to 6d. per barrel higher, but Barley is the
turn lower; and Oatmeal and Flour are hem,- at previoie.
I prices. The following was the gercral currency to the
farmers:—Wheat, red, 335. to 375.; ditto white, Ws. to
395. Gd. per f:SO lbs. Oats. 10s. t 18s. per 196 lbs. Barley,
11's. to 21e. per 224 lb. Oatmeal, 20s. to 225. per cwt, Flour,
21s. to 22a. per cwt. for seconds.
LIMERICK, OCT. 31.—We have had still further
excited marleeta during the week, both in Wheat and Oats.
A small market of the former only to hand to-day, and far-
mers very stiff, ultimately compelling millers to pay Is. 11 Id.
tole.ll id., and c ten 2s. per stone for red Wheat, and 2a. OW.