The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-26 00:00:00

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licourronsx, Ocr. 24,-Old Wheat, 545. to 60a. ;
new Wheat, 56e. 625. ; Barley, 38s. to 425.; old Beans, 44e.
to 484. ; paw Beans, 44k. to 425. ; old oat., 32.. to 365.; new
Oats, 265. to 28s. per qr. Flour, 42a. to 48e. per sack. Corn
iespeeton return of averages for the week ending Oct. 23 :-
Wheat, 595. 10d. ; Barley, 35e. ; Bean, 425. Ild. prow.
ComwErrua, Ocr. 24.-So much rain has fallen,
that farmers have progressed but slowly in planting Wheat.
Orowen attend market is goodly numbers, but exhibit
much less grain than of late, partly from fear of incon-
venience it effecting delivery, and pertly from the fact that
most of them have already sold much more of their wheat
crop than usual. This latter eircum.tanoe, in connection
with the very high price of Barley, will probably lead
farmers, as soon as they are at liberty, more liberally to
supply us with that article than they generally do so early
in the season, and this to the neglect of Wheat and Pulse.
Many farmers continue to manifest disappointment at the
yield of Wheat. Of no other crop had they any pleasing
expectations. Currency to the growers at the shipping
ports: Red Wheat, 635. to 655.; white ditto, 68s. ts 715.;
Barley, 44e. to 495. ; Beans, 465. to 475.
GLOUCESTER, Ocr. 24.-There wets ari abundant
supply of English Wheat at market to day, which was held
with more firmness, and last week's rates were fully main
Seined also for foreign Wheat. Barley, both malting and
grinding, Is. to 2s. per quarter higher. Oats and Beans are
firm at last week's rates.
GUILDFORD, OCT. 24.-Wo had a large market of
Wheat, for which there was but a limited emend. The
best runs were disposed of, but the ill-conditioned samples
were almost unsaleable. Prices were fully as good m before.
Barley, Beans, Peas, and Oata are scarce, and bring high
rates, the former article being 2s. per quarter clearer.
Wheat, per load, 141. to 18/. 10s. ; ditto Seed, 171. to 211.
Barley, grinding, per quarter, 365. to 39a. ; ditto, malting,
42a. to 47., Oats, 24e. to 30s. Beans, newc4Ot to 446-
ditto, old, 44. to 48s. Peas, 423. to 46a. Rye, 375. to 395.
MANCHESTER, Ocr. 24.-The trade during the
week, though not, perhaps, to active as of late, has been
firm, with a steady sale for each article for consumption, at
full prices. Our millers, dealers,"and bakers having
themselves more fully in stock during the last few weetac:rt
have net, at our market chit morning, more than a steady
demand fur eaeh article for eonsunspeton. Fins qualities of
new Wheat Vain :rifling advance. Moor usaltared
masa Oats, aid mai wsw. egagas...and. Pow
Itaaltal dam, sa Dealayi. Weir oatmeal M. Per bed
feser, Wit Its yoke, compared with that or Floor reduoes
its consumption to a smell output. Egyptian Buns In
great request, at Is. per quarter advance; other descriptions
as last quoted. Malt held for a further advance of Is. per
load, but brewers appear determined to work out their
stocks before they imply with the prices now insisted upon
by holders. It will be observed, that the import duties have
now reached the lowest point prescribed by the present law.
Wheat, per bushel of 701 be., English white, 9s. to 100. ;
ditto red, Bs. 6d, to 9s. 6d. ' • Irish and Starch white, Bs. 9d.
to N. 6d. ; ditto red, Bs. 3d. to Bs. 9d. Oats, per bushel of
451b5., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, 41. sd. to 4s. 6d ;
Irish kiln.dried runs, 4s. 2d. to 4. 4d. Beans, per quarter
of 5041b5.. English small, 49e. to 515.; ditto tick, 48s. to
49e. Malt, per 6 imperial bushels, fine, 555. to Its. ; fine
seconds, 525. to Ms. Peas, per 8 imperial bushels, white
(boilers), 541. to Ws. Flour, per sack of 280Ibe , English
and Irish, fine, 435. to 455.; superfine, 465. to 495.; extra
ditto, Ms. 535. Oatmeal, per load of 24011 n., English and
Irish, 42a. to 435.

NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, CCT. 24.-The weather this
week has been extremely wet, scarcely a day having elapsed
without a heavy fall of rein. Seeding operations have con-
sequently been pat en entire stop to, and it will take some
time before these operations can be resumed. The super-
abundance of moisture that has fallen is calculated, we fear,
to do injury to the Potatoes now in the ground, awl as the
crop in this district is considered a light one, the general
impression seems to ba that this useful esculent will rule
very high in the spring, and be also very scarce in conse-
quence of our having to supply districts from whence we
have hitherto received arrivals. Such • fact, we think,
affords strong reason for assuming that the present prices of
feeding stuffs will be well sustained for some time to come.
At our market this morning we had a much less supply of
Wheat from the country, and, notwastanding its moderate
condition, sales were freely effected at an advance of Is. per
qr. ; south country qualities, u well as foreign, bn the con-
trary, were no dearer ; still, however, such firmness was
displayed by sellers, but, owing to our millers being well in
stock, only a moderate business was done therein. For Flour
we experienced a tolerably active inquiry in the commence-
ment of the week, and for such full rates were realised; but
as the week advanced a flatness pervaded the trade, and the
sales effected were at rather reduced rates to-day ; however,
the depression was recovered, and 50s. was willingly paid Sro
choice households, and 534. for whites. Of Rye our market
is quite bare; choice qualities weighing 601 b. per bushel
would readyil command 445. per qr., and shipments can be
freely encouraged. Meting Barley must be again quoted Is.
higher, up to 495. having been obtained for Chevalier,
weighing 5411 a. per bushel, whilst for extra foreign, say Saal,
435. per qr. has been made. Malt must be written fully 21.
dearer, and in demand. Beans, none offering. Boiling
Peas, rather more inquired for. Notwithstanding we had a
large supply of Oats from the grow. rs, n clearance was early
made at the full rates of this day se'nnight. The following
are the prices:-British : Wheat, Northumberland, white,
old, fiGs. 645., do. new, 565. 68s. ; red, old, 48s. 605., do.
new, 50s. 645.; do. Norfolk and Suffolk, white, old, 5G.. 665.,
do. new, 665. 70s. ; red, old, 56,61 a., do. new, 645. 685.; do.
Linoolnahire, white, old, 564. 645.. do. new, 00s. 614. ; red,
old, 545. 60s, do. new, 600. 655. Rye. Norfolk and Suffolk,
40s. 445. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 445. 4130. ; Northam-
' berland and Scotch, 365. 40s. ; grinding and distilling, 341.
38s. ; Chevalier, 465. 495. ; do., 40s. 445. Malt, 60s. 665. ;
Chevalier, 86s. 68s. Oats, Northumberland and Scotch po-
tato, old, 26a. 325. ; do. new, 265. 305.; common and Angus,
old, 244. 285.; do. new, 225. 265. Pens, white boilers, 48s.
525. Beans, 44.. 48s. Flour, fine Stockton and Northum-
berland, 465. 508. ; seconds, 445. 475. ' • thirds, 365. 40a. ;
Norfolk, white, 50s. 525. ; 40. households, 445. 50s. per sack.
Foreign :-Wheat, Dantric and Konigsberg, white,6os. 705.,
red, 51s. 60s. ; Silesian, white, 60s. 685., red, 601. 645. ;
Ittecklenberg and Pomeranian, white, 625. 685., red, 625. 66s ;
Hamburg, Marks, and Anhalt, 60s. 665., red, 40s. 61s. ; Kiel
and Holstein, 565. 624., red, 565. 60s. Barley, Seal, 38s. 441;
Pomeranian and Holstein, 30s. 40s. 0 ts, Dutch brew, 260.
295.; Pomeranian feed, 245. 265. ; Holstein and Danish, 245.
264.; Archangel and Riga, 245. 265. Peas, white, 445. 625.
Flour, per barrel of 1961b5., United States and Canada, duty
paid, 335. 355.

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NORWICH, Ocr. 24.—At our market this day very
little Wheat offered, and the demand good. Prices ruled
from Is. to 2s. higher than last Saturday. Barley, a fair
offer and full 2.8 per quarter dearer. Oats, not many
exhibited, and full prices made. Peas and Beans dearer 2s.
per quarter. Flour a dull sale. Wheat, red, per imperial
quarter, to 655. ; ditto, white, ROI. Barley, to .53.. Flour,
per sack of 2801ta., free on board at Yarmouth, 465. to 475.

SUNDERLAND, OCT. 24.—The supply of Wheat
to-day was again very abundant, but the effect of the con-
tinued wet weather is seen in the condition of the samples
not being so good. Thera has also during the week been
large arrival,' COY/ItWiSt. The demand was not so brisk as
of late, and sales were slowly effected, without much change
in prices. There still continues plenty of old Wheat on
offer. South Country Wheats and free foreign are ready
sale, at 62e. to 725. for 6n, st qualities Our farmers could
not obtain more than 68e. to 701. for the choicest qualities of
new, and prices ruled from 60s. to 68s. ; for old, from 42e.
to AL The demand for malting Barley is good, at an ad-
vance of 2s. Peas, Beans, and Oats fair sale. Flour, of
which there has been a large arrival, is free sale, at s.
to 62a.

WINCHESTER, Oct. 24.-The best Wheat was full
2a. per quarter higher than last week ; inferior samples also
met with a ready see, with a tendency to rise. The quantity
offered was less than usual. Some white Wheat' said to-day
as high as 181. per load, and red do. at 17/. 10s. Of Barley
best samples are still scarce ; from 455. to 48s. per quarter
was asked for good malting samples, some pounds lighter
per sack than last year's growth. Oats remain about the
price of last week. Beans, new, up to 50s. ; and white boil-
ing Peas to 60s. per quarter. Tares, from ss. to 61.6 d. per
bushel. Maize getting scarce; the price asked here is from
20s. to 22a. per sack.
WORCESTER, OCT. 21.-Oar market was better
supplied with Wheat, which told slowly at last week's prioes,
and for samples rather out of condition less money was
accepted. Red, 225. to 235. per bag of 190 lbs., and white,
235. to 245. Barley scarce, and being insufficient to meet
the demand, enh :need prices were obtained. Malting 511. 3d.
to ss. 9d. per imperial bushel ; and grinding, 17s. to 17s. 6d.
per bag of 200 lus. Old Beans more plentiful, and taken at
an advance of 2s. to 31. per bushel; fine, making 6s. 3d. to
Os. 4d. ; and inferior qualities, ss. 10d. to 6s. Peas very
scarce, and the extravagant prices asked for white boilers
checked sales. Some few for mealing purposes, changed
hands, at 17s. per bag of 20011 as. English Oats, 4s. 6d. to
ss. per imperial bushel. Old Irish, 4s. per 39 lbs. ; and new
Irish, Is 9d.
WISBECH, OCT. 24.-We have a very small supply
of all kinds of Grain at to-day's market. Wheat in
condition brings last week's prices, whilst the damp and
inferior kinds are Is. per qr. cheaper. Oats and Beans in
good demand, and rather dearer. We quote-Wheat, old,
oos. to 60s. per qr. ; new, Ms. to 665. do.; Oats 13d. to lid.
per stone; Beans, 475. to 433.; old, 505., to toe growers.

DUBLIN, OCT. 23.—Notwithstanding that the far-
mers are latterly considerably employed in field labour, our
supplies continue fair, but, being met by a lively demand, we
have again to advise an improvement on the week of le. 6d.
per barrel on Wheat, and (id. per barrel each on Oats and
Barley. Oatmeal and Flour maintain their value. In other
things we make no change. The following was the general
currency to the farmers :—N% heat,red, 33e. to 381. per 2801 be.;
do. white, 34a. to 40s. do. ; Oats, 16s. to IBs. per 196 lbs. ;
Barley, 17s. 63. to 21s. per 224 Ibs. ; Oatmeal, 19s. to 21e. per
cwt.; Flour, seconds, 21s. to 225. per cwt. for seconds.

LIMERICK, Ocr. 24.—0n1y a moderate supply of
Wheat at market to-day, and trade very excited. Consump-
tion of all Coma and Bread food increasing most rapidly.
Wheat market was speedily cleared at Is. 91d. to Is. 10d. for
red; and up to Is. bid. per stone white Wheat. Oats have
been brought forward pretty fredy, and Glasgow markets
still holding out the inducement to ship ; up to 141 d per
stone has been paid for pulled samples. One or two sale. of
this grain, f. o. b., are reported at 14.. per barrel of 14 stone.
Barley, I3ld. per stone. The Clothiers taking it, as well as
Oats, very freely. Weather very wild and unsettled. Wind
North-west.

WATERFORD,'OCT. 24.—Continued adverse wea-
ther, together aith a large consumption of corn going on
smimpt oar farmers have tended to keep our market scantily
supplied with grain during the week, and in consequence a
further advance must be noted in the value of every descrip-
tion, while Oatmeal and Indian Corot Meal arc again dearer
by 6d. to Is. per cwt. Superfine Flour is held for more
money, and the coarser kinds are higher by Is. to 2s. per