The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-26 00:00:00

glected, the high rates lately attained having checked the
demand. At our market this morning the trade for all
kinds of free Wheat opened with a firm aspect, and although
the excitement was not equal to that of the two preceding
days, yet sales to a fair extent were effected, and an advance
of 2d. to 3d. per 70lb. upon Tuesday's rates was generally
paid; whilst of Wheat, either in bond or floating, scarcely
any was offered to-day. Irish Flour was in moderee re-
quest at ls. to 2s. per sack above our last quotations; States
and Canadian, both free and under lock, continuing in good
demand. prime Western brands of the former realising 335.
to 33e. 6d., and the latter 304. to 30e. 6d., one superior lot
reaching 315., which justifies a farther increase in our cur-
rency of Is. 6d. to 2s. per barrel. Grinding Barley was the
turn dearer, and Malt steady in value. Beans and Peas,
though not taken freely, sustained the full improvement
noted in our last report. Indian Corn, for which buyers
refused to pay the late advance, was in very limited demand
to-day, and might have been purchased Is. per quarter
cheaper. Oats and Oatmeal, restricted merely to a slow
retail inquiry, hardly maintained our last quotations.
BANBURY, SEPT. 25.—At market to-day prices
ruled as follows Old Wheat 445. to s'2a. ; New Wheat, 455.
to 545. ; Beans 33e. to 425. ; Barley 28s. to 36e. ; Oats 275. to
33e. per quarter; Flour 355. to 455. per sack.

BIOESTER, SEPT. 25.—At this day's market Wheat
was 2s. per quarter higher. Barley from 11. to 2s. per qr.
lower. Other articles firm at last week's prices, Old Wheat
131. to 131. 10s. ; New Wheat, 13/. to 14/. per load. Barley
325. to 361.; Oats 235. to 305.; Beans 40s. to 425.: Peas 40s.
to 445. per qr. ; Flour 3Ci. to 445. per sack.
WAKEFIELD, SEPT. 23.—Our arrivals of Wheat are
very large this week, which is regarded by the buyers as a
good opportunity to get into stack, consequently they are
free takers at an advance of ls. to 2s. per quarter, from the
rates of this day sen'oight. The small quantity of Barley
here, brings fall prices. Oats and Shelling are less active in
demand, but prices steady. Beans fully as dear. No altera-
tion in other articles.

KIDDERMINSTER, SEPT. 24.-At this day's market
we had a small supply of all kinds of grain : Wheat of tine
quality obtained full last week's prices, and all other corn
were quite firm, and the demand good. The prices as fol-
lows:-White Wheat, is. to is. 4d.; Mixed Wheat, is. to
is. 2d. ; 11*d Wheat, is. to is. 2d. ; New Barley, Malting,
ss. to ss. 4d. per bushel; Old Barley, Malting, ss. 4d. to
Gd. per bushel ; Grinding Barley, 45. to 4s. 2d. per 491b5.;
Old Beans, las. Gd. to 19s. per hag of 10 score ; New Beans,
163. to 16e. Gel. per bag of 10 score ; Pig Pens, 16s. to 17s. per
bag of 10 score ; Irish Oats, 15s. to 16s. per bag of 8 score ;
Oa English Oats, lis. to lis. 6d. per bag of 8 score ; Rye,
4s. 4d. to 4e. Gd. per bushel.
CRICTIESTER, SEPT. 23.-We had thin attendance
at market this day. Wheat realised 2s. per quarter more
than last market day. We quote prices:-Wheat, 529. to
605.; Barley, 309. to 40s. ; Peas, CBs. to 409.: Beans, 409. to
425. ; Oats, 245. to 28s. per quarter. Flour, 421. per sack.
Bread, id. the 41b. loaf.

EXETER, SEPT. 25.-There has been a good at-
tendance of Etrmers to-day, and a large number of samples
shown. The high price asked has, however, checked sales.
For very prime Wheat, in some instances, Bs. 3d. per bushel
has been given, with a guarantee of the half hundreds-the
ruling figure, however, for old Wheat has been Bs. ; new,
7s. 81. to 76 Pd. Barley same as last week. Oats are dearer;
3s. has been given for new, and 3s. 3d. per bushel for old.
UXBRIDGE, SEPT. 24.-Wheat, 13/. 10s. to 18/. ss.
per load of 5 tire.; Beans, C6s. to 46e. per gr.; Peas, 37e. to
41s. ; Barley, 2Ss. to 365. ; Oats, 21s. to 325.; Bye, 325. to
355. ; Tam, Os. Os. to is. per bushel. Flour per sack-white,
525. ; household, 475.; seconds, 425. The Wheat market
was very to day, with advancing prices. making from
131.105. to 181. 3e. per load. Other coru 'Jae:oily as dear as
on last Thursday.
limo's, SECT. 21.-We had a good supply of all
descriptions of grain at this dav's market, and in good sale-
able condition. Wheat, although dull in rale, realised better
prices. Little variation in Oats. Barley and Beans at
higher prices.
AYR, SEPT. 22.-The throng of harvest being nearly
over the farmer has now leisure to look about him for a mar-
ket for h;e produce. The rising rates of the two last weeks
induced many to bring forward somewhat abundant supplies
of new Wheat today, but, although a :onsiderable bulk was
cleared off, the time of the market hit the ass rage the Fame
to a farthing ns last week's. The top price, however. ad-
vanced from 1!. 31. to 11. 10s. New Oats also raw from
1!. 4+. Oyd., the average of last week, to 1/. ss. 4d. The de-
mand for old grain was dull.