The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-02 00:00:00

week's rates, tat Barley ri alined an *dynes of 6,. per bash.
The supply of casts was rather above an enrage, and selO far
ether less money.
Cit 'samosa. Sept. 29.-The supply of Wheat at market
today was F.wd. and both old and new, at good qualisy„
Omit mint in.--1 the prices of hot wen; bat silt sod out-of.
sondition samples must be written 2s. lower. Beaus Is.
lower, wilt a fair quantity offering, in good emadition. No
alteration in other wring corm.
CoLc a .1. ma, Sees. 30.-We mobs ear report the 16th
is
Instant, relative to the mew crop el Wheat la this part-
is a mat decidedly defichat seep. and Potatoes swan well
be worse. The quantity of old Wheat is reamed to a liar-
Sew compass. Barley yields searealy as well es was aatioi•
mad-hardly sowing to an average in quantity. Bees sad
Pees yield fairly. Turnips, Mangold, Canstairta are very
pealifit 'The general condition of the sew is not so
goodo as it was before the late rains ; and great owe in saes.
is requisite for shipping purposes. Good new red is
Werth Ms. to 518. ; white, Cife. to 571. f. o. b. Supply mode-
rate. Fine Essex FLOWN made chiefly of old Wheat, 40s. 61.
I. 41e. ; sad that made mainly of sew, Vs. to 40s. per sack,
f. ci. b. Barley evens slowly to haa4, and sills at equal to
33ii. to 31s. o. b Beans: Mumma, oh sad stint for
shipping, do not meet loners. Good 6011 a. quality fetch
readily 30a. to the grower. No Ticks yet on offer.
Gtorcoina. Sept. 30.-A large fair having been held
during the wen, the attendance at our market this day was
limited. The demand
was chiefly confined to old English
and Foreign, whin sold at fully former rates, all samples of
new beteg mach aeglecterl. la Spring porn the busies's
does is very limited, at about former puns. Imports for
the week eadiug Sept. 29th Wheat, foreign, 630 qa ;
Beaus. 1.68%
OCILDFOUTI, Sep., 30.-Our supply is small for the sea-
sea ; a eneiderahie portion being lett from last week, there
was again much more than sufficient for the demand. The
best sorts were much the same as belore ; but the inferior
runs, which constitute the bulk of the supply, eon only in
part be rli and at low prices, about 2s. under those of last
week. New Wheat, 30.. to 65e.; old, 61.. to 665. Bye,
Wm. to 30e.
Mauctiarralt, Sept. 30.-The trade has shown sae COO.
Mere, during the last day or two than in the early pert of
the week; affil at Liverpool and Wakefield yesterday, loge
supplies of Wheat were met with considerable firmness. To-
day, without any great animation, we have a steady market
for all articles, at the prices of our last. The comparative
valve of old and new produce being now more fully awn-
tainshle, we arrange our quotation accordingly.
NEWCASTLE•ON, lime, Sept. 30.-The weather this work
has assumed a broken appearance. Since Sunday we have
had almost constant rain, and as a large breadth of grain is
still &bon fear the quality will be much deteriorated by
the untoward change. As-naive to our inquiries to-day, it
would appear that there is a good deal of Wheat still out in
the remote districts, as well es Beeler, whilst of other grain
the great bulk is yet to the fields. The trade in the early
part of the week, leader the influence of heavy foreign
arrivals, eahbitol much weakness, sad the business done in
Wheat was generally at a el. cline of Is. to 25. per qr. ; other
articles at the a 'me time meetia dull ale, at nearly a
whaler reduction. As the week advanced, however, more
firmness was manifested by holders, who preferred taking
their stocks to warehouse ratter than submit to any abatement.
Duty hasbeen paid this week upon 6,736 qrs. of Wheat en.
warehouse, and 3,653 qre. es-ship, leaving in ware-
house still in had in round sambas emit 9.000 quarters.
At our market this morning we had a much ler supply of
Wheat inn the growen, and srrivalscoastwise being scanty,
fink -thrashed samples were taken off readily at an advance
of Is. to 2s- yler qr., whilst the choicest descriptions of sixth
nutty qualities and foreign were in fair request at an im-
provement of Is per qr. For Flour there was more inquiry
at the decline of the week, and a good clearance was made,
none households commanding 40s to 41e, and whites up
to 43e. ner sack respectively. In Rye little stirring. Malt-
tag Salty more inquired for, and grinding kinds are in
steady
_demand at 26.. to 30s. per qr., according to quality.
Fine Mat is wanted, and such would freely command out
top quotations. In Beans and boiling Per more doing.
With Ord we were only moderately supplied, and for suck
late rates were sustsind, bat having rood arrivals from
abroad the change, if any, was rather in favour of the buyer.
The duties on all grain resin unchanged. Arrivals this
week: Wheat, eantwiss, 428; foreign. 3.939. Rye, foreign,
415. Barley, weetwka 4 ; foreign, 2,357. Melt, coastwise,
17. Ona sesetwise, 76; foreign, 2,673. Per. foreign,
639 qn. Flew, 686 seeks
Newrom, Isla or Wass, Sept. 30. -At this day's
market Wheat sold at last week's prices. Barley, Is.
cheaper. Beans and Per Is. per qr. lower. Oats without
alteration. Wheat, old, 36.. M 605.; new, 40s. to 48e. Bar-
to 32a. Beans, 38,. to 40a. Peas, 36.. to 38e. Oats,
figs. to 265.
Nosiest's, Sept. 30.-We had a fair show et Wheat from
true growers et this day's market, sad prams ruled steady st
lest week's prier, if anything the tune deem, but we 00
mot alter set quotation. The quality is soemewbat dete-
riorated by the late rains. Flour sat a slow ale, at 6d.
above last week's rates, and 38e. 6d. is the extreme prim
obtainable. Battey was firm, a.. last week's rates. Demme,
Per, and Oats without alteration in vela'.
Norma man, Sept. 30.-We have a hill supply of gala ;
a deal of Wheat not in ;trindlng condition ; such qualities
are difficult to sell, whilst picked dry amides find saga pars
chasers at hilly as much as Int wen, and in a few was s
slight edemas. We have many samples 'f new Barlet
offence, the condition of which is fir from good, and
muttons not having itenerslly commenced, we have but few
buyers, and prices in their favour. In Oats and Beans no
alteration.
PrIWORTII, Sept. 13.-A considerable quantity of mew
Wheat was on offer at out market to-day, but, the mondani'
being generally bad and the quality inferior, scarcely any
was sold. Good old meets with a ready sale. Some few
emotes of Bailey are brought forward, but few of a 'mit-
a, quality. A steady trade in Oats, Beans, and Pees.
Raitritmo, Sept. 30.-Old Wheat scarce, and fully es
dear. New was in damp condition. and folly 28. per qr.
lower; but, where dry samples could be found, they randy
made the prices of last week. Offers of new Barley useresse,
and of such inferior quality that the alabters stSl bold eel
buyirg. For grinding purpose a the miens given today
were nem 28e. to 345. per qr. Now Oats are likewise mere
plentiful, with a dull inquiry, at 18s. to 225. per v. • sal
all slowly, at 245. to 30s. A larp quantity Bye pailied,
and bet dm burns, at 30i. to 36‘ per sit. Old sad mew
Beans are nth Is. per qr. lower.
Manton WaI.DIN, Sept. 30.-No alteration in the pries
of Wheat but dull of sale. Barley from 325. to 36e. pn qr.
Ia Pees, Baal, and Oats no minion to be noticed.
Scsnard.ann, Sept. 30.-The weather has ben
sad wet all the week, so that field work has beam
A change of wind gives a proepe:t of settled weather agars
The arrivals endwise have been 590 qrs. of Wheat earl SOO
sacks of Flour, sad from toreigo, 1,500 qrs. of Wheat. Then
was a good supply of Wheat to-day from the growers,
chiefly new, the oondition of which was not so good
mitten bought freely, and last week'sp_rices were maintained.
The best Wheats are worth 56.. to 621. ; good average pr-
eels, 62a. to 645, and inferior qualities, 48e. to 50e. There
le a brisk demand M. good Sown country and foreign
Wheats, at our quotations. Malting Barley, at 32a. to
and grinding samples, at 28e. to 30e. are ready sale.
Oats me in demand, at 23e. to 265. • and Beans are for sale
at 345. to 36., and, for prime sample., 3138. Flour is in mai
demand, at 415. to 421, per meek for South country, and
to 40e, for home-made.
Waamtairraa, Sept- 30.-The bulk of the supply was of
this year's growth and the quality of the greater mama
very isdffferent. The trade was inactive, but. Bgtha haler
samples of old Wheat firm at last week's trotatkrea bibrika
samples of new Wheat, underwent a coanderabie dommisa
in prices. Last week's quotations were, 48s. to fdle.; ble
week, 32e. to 40e. More activity prevailed for the both
malting Barley, and la. seer qr. more mom was
There was a want of activity in the Oat nude, sad ft was
ilidisialt to obtain higher prices, and terms may be quelled the
awe es last week. The sale for old Beans was met ma,
behk, mil may be put at 2a. lower. In Per moblag
What, 445. to evls. Barley, 335. to 425. Oats, 21s.
Dere, Oh-
WINCROSTOZ, Sept. 30.-Many samples of all
of grain on offer. The value of good old Wheat?' =
supported, but rough and inferior raptor easy be
n=it
about Is. lower. The trade for Barley limited, the
not buying freely ; last week's prices were obtained br beet
malting descriptions ; but for that in bed condition aMI of
ls. occurred. In Oats the tads was tolerably steady, and
firm at late quotations. Ia Beene nothing doing Old
Wheat, 111. to 141. 16e. per load ; mew, 101. to 104. 105.
Boiler, 275. to 33e. Ow, 21a. le 265.
Wisatot, Sept. 30.-We have a bit supply at gran
off, ring here a-&y, aad 'tensile' the exemene
the week is mush against amblies, the trade for Wheatw
nay bat, all descriptions being la good demand, at Is. per
r. aver last week's pram Oats aad Beans.ne before.
new, red, 59111 e. to 621 M, 48e. to 53.. per
r. • extra, 64e. ; .
white, 495. to 645; extra, Ms. • old, red,
610;s. to 631 b.., 63e. to 66a. • extra, 68s. ; white, 655. to 68a.;
extra, 69e. Oats, old, 341ba.t0 401 M, 11d,
to I 4dl. per stone;
sew, 10d. to 11d. Beam, old, 3fis. le 46e. per qr.
Woncarria, Sept. 90.-Tte amply of Wheat at market
te day was short, and in coarequence an advises el la. pea
cp. was realised, bat the trade ruled dull. No
esedd be made in the sale of Barley or Maas, emb-
alming to a reduction of le. par qr. Peas main their
vane.
Team, Sept. 30.-The past week has been very wet and
unsettled, and the condition of all grain is much affected by
it. At this day's market, best samples of Wheat are far
sale at last week's prices; other sorts dull and difficult to
quit, unless at less money. Barley Is. per qr. loner. In
/Date and other articles no alteration.
DUBLIN, Sept. 29.-We had a fair sapply of new grain to
ells day's market, and, towards the doge of business, Wheat
awl Oats wen quoted at a redaction of Is. per barrel, and
Oatmeal and Flour of 6d. per cwt. each. Malting Barley
being scarce, mentained its value, bat coarse was heavy.
ladies Can was Is. to Is. per qr. lower.
Blips at, Sept. 29.-Our stock market is now fairly sup.
plied with new grain and the trade seem to appreciate the
advantage of having It all sold, as is now the case in our w
markets. Wheat Is very various in qualil, and this range
of price* wider than usual. Fine Wheat maintains its value.
while general r sins are 3d. to 6d. lower sines Friday • some
lots 01 old Whoa: sell to millers at 131. 15e. to la ss. per
too. Flow: The vein of our best marks is maintained,
bat to sell seocaday amalitles as abatement of Bd. bee le be
made. American Meal Flour comes into demead fee
mixing, at 33e. to Ms. per barrel. Barley is a has gals M
former rates. Oats an taken freely, but at a redealem et
from 3d. to 6d. Oatmeal declined Is. or Friday, and Me
since gradually given way, so that our quotation today
neatly 2s. lower than on this day week. Indian Cora mai
freely is the beginning td the wash aad cep
to yesterday. al

91. to 101. per ton ; sloes them, however, am sales have been
limited, owing to the amine is the English and Southern
markets. Barrel Ideal, les. per barrel, and a tree isle.
Coal, Sept. 29.—W0 nada*, to receive moderate sup-
plies of foreign (Tufa. The rimeipm of that of home growth
am large. The trade fa Wheat below, at rather declining
pkgs. In prepared sad err den
Wheat we have only a
gegassets ba•inees doing, at a deans of dd. to Is. per Farrel
hale MN rates of last week. Bewley wing(gr eopeeially) Is
Jul el sale, prices having glees way to xnt of 44. to
:1 Begley we have net had mask
dame' Periallem alifild he leads on rather wrier
NMI. The trade Is Oats sue is inlet, bat with very little
vermin fa prime. Some wads of palpated Oats changed
Made daring the gaily part of the week. The trade to-day
however is doll, and we emote tho tree cm board pries of
blacks at nominally lls. 94. per towel. The Flour what
though firm is gide%
fen W odes, which sin bens suede,
are solely to eupply immediate wants. The demand for
Indian Corn, which is the early part of the week wemod-,
rate, has slackened seasiderably. Prices however may lse
quoted 6s. per tea dearer, the top pries of prime Basil being
9/. 10e. to 91. 16s.
LIMERICK, Sept 30.—We have bad a ontionaan of very
fine weather for he week, sad a good deal of the late crops
has been gathered in. The supply of grain has been
liberal ; the qualities not prime, but prices ban kept up.
At this day's market Wheat was in moderate supply, the
quality rather improved, bat still very soft and snooty.
Oats come is freely, the quality soft, with a good deal of
green' we cannot hope Se have weighty Oats this season.
The Barley is very good, and commands firm prices. Pot+
toes continue to go rapidly with disease; the markets are
crowded with them, and the prices low. Little doiog in
Indian Corn or Meal, and but a ntail trade in other bread•
stuffs.
WATIIII7OIIII, Sept. 30.—Oar market was liberally sup-
plied with farmers' 0011 k in W early part of the week, and
prices of all descriptions were well sustained; but, sines
Thursday, deliveries from the country have diminished con-
siderably. We have bad, however, in the meantime, Food
arrivals from abroad, sad the trade has become dull, with a
tendency to lower prime for all articles. At this morning's
market supplies were very short, but buyers evinced little
disposition to increase their stocks, and W.teat must be
quoted at Is. and Oats 31. per barrel below the prices of
Saturday last. A few purely of Barley have at length found
the way to market : samples fit for malting command 161. to
17s. per barrel ; but the general runs, being poor, are worth
only Its. 13d. to 14s. Indian Corn is offered at a decline of
3d. per barrel; and Flour also is easier to purchase, by Is.
per sack.
KIRCALDY. Sept. 30.—With the exeention of Sunday, an-I
part of Monday, when a good deal of rain fell, o e have had
during the week good harvest weather until yesterday after-
noon, when the westhes became again stormy and boisterous,
which continues to-day. At out country markets this week
we have had little of any kind of new grain offering, except-
ing new Barley, which met a ready sale at, in some in-
stances, 61 per qr. under l tit week's rates ; prices of old
Wheat were unchanged, but the only buyers w ‘re the
bakers, as the rates going are higher than can be afforded
by our merchants. Here, today, we had a very short sup-
ply of both old and new Wheat; and, although sales were
slow, we cannot quote any change in prices. New Barley in
good supply—sales quick, at a reduction of AL to Is. per qr.
on last week's rates. New Oats in small supply they sold
slowly, at nearly Is. per qr. less than list week. IVheat, old,
645. to lrfis. per qr. ; new, 40s. to 665. Barley, new, Ms. to
32r. 6d. Oats, new, 19s. to 235.

POTATOES.—SOL-111WABY, WATERSIDE, Oct. 2.
—ln commencing our report for the season, it may not be
unacceptable as there is lush diversity of opinion an to the
erste of the crops in Eogland," if we give a summary sketch
of cur personal inspection. The Potatoes in &Aland end
the North of England, as far as York, are e good crop on e
very extensive breadth of land, and are tusking well, with
every probability of their escaping the disease, with very few
exceptions. la Elm, Kent, end the West of England, the
blight is considerable, and no doubt the quantity sound is
lees than last year in the two former counties, but there ars
more Potatoes in the Went of England than last season, as
the land planted wee very much more. In Cambridgeshire
end Unapt's/hire, notwithstanding much blight, there are
more Potatoes then last year, as the ,and planted was greater
than was ever known before. Though we know we shall
have many diesentients, still we feel assured we are correct
when we meet there are more Potatoes tit for the table than
t►ere has been sincol&ls crop. The Belgian and French
crop♦ en very great, and in good order; the arriva4 from the
farmer country have commenced upon an extensive scale.
The following are this day's quotations:—Torkshire Re-
gents, 120.. to 1404. ; Waimea Regents, 100 s. to 105 s. ;
Belgian whites, 904. to 95..

BOROUGII ILtiarr. Messrs. Pattenden
and Smith report that the market is the same. Duty,
205,0001. The reports from Bent speak of the Hops going
off fast, and that many will not be picked.

WOOL—LIVERPOOL, Sept. 30.—A very limited
Winos has been done in foreign Wool, but hada, show
no
desire to force sales, but to wait patiently for a better
demand; prices are consequently well supported. Scotch
I partakes of the generd dulat's, although more sales are
reported, but no change in priors. Imports for the week
ending Sept. 30: Foreign, 1,091 Wee ; previously, 64.680 ;
total, 55,771. Scotch, 879 ; previously, 13,085; t0ta1,13,964.

CATTLE, acc.—SIUTIDIF.LI), Two o'Clock.—The
supply of Beasts is again large, but the average qualiti is by
no mouse good. Trade is rather better ; on the average,
good militia cep . per 81ba. advance, and in was ia
some Scot has made 4s. 2d. There is a re-
markable falling off in the number of Sheep ; prices are better,
but trade was very flagging towards the clam ; everything
is, however, disposed of. We have very few Calves on offer;
they are consequently readily sold, at an advance of about
441. per 8 :be. Pigs are still dear. From Holland and Ger-
many them are nearly 900 Beasts. 3,000 Sheep. and 70
Calves. Frees Frame, 76 bidets ; Spain, 8 ; Denmark, 46
Leicestershire sad lierthampirnshire, 2,700.
ler doss dila d. add.. Per 808.0 of Mbs. d. &d.
Dot 6010. Hap6olB.. 310 4 0 ON{ Ds& 111..b.k. OIL 0 0 0 0
feel lbortAams ...... 3 a 310 MP L0wyr0015........ 4 4 4 8
Owed pally Dona— 30 3 6 De. 45. Sham ...... 0 0 0 0
Calves .......... ...... 3 4 4 Tees
die. N
mante 3 8 4
lip ........ ........ 4 6 4 D.D. de. Dbore .. 0 0 0
Dal Dr. 0816brods 410 6, lambs 0 00 0
Hemp 84 ingelyit. 4.161 ; Mop sad lamb& 11.480: .CaPsB, 144;
▪ 400.
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