The Express.
London, England, 1851-06-23 00:00:00

MARK-LANE.--THIS DAY.

The market was shortly supplied with Enalkh Wheat
this morning, and • further advance of 1•. per qr. was
readily obtained. Notwithstanding n very large arrival of
foreign Wheat, a steady demand was experienced from
town and country buyers, at a similar improvement is
value.

fhe recent advices from the Hattie, Holland, and France
report an advance of several shillings per quarter upon
Wheat, and the value of Flour in Paris improved during
the past week from five to six francs per sack. Some
considerable purchases of Wheat arc reported to bar° been
made in this market for French account.

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There was no alteration in the nominal top price of town
made Flour; but country and best brands of French were
Is. per sack dearer.
Barley of home growth scarce, and fully u dear. With
increased arrivals of foreign, the sale was not brisk; pre-
vious quotations were, however, well supported.
The receipts of foreign Oats this week are large, several
vessels having arrived, in addition to tho quantity re-
ported below. Really good sweet horse corn could.
not be purchased any cheaper than last week.
inferior and ill conditioned cargoes (of which a large pro-
portion of the supply consists) must be quoted 6d to it.
cheaper. . - .

Deans and Peas firm, at the recent improvement in value.

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BILITIBI.I Shilkeda per Qr.
Waco; EF44I & Kent - - ..red 39 to 41 to 43 _white, 42 to 45 to 47
Nor folk and Suffolk- " 37 to 39 to 43 - do. 41 to 4-' to 47
Talavera (Eked or Sok At)
Cambridge& LJosulared 36 to 41 to 43 . white, 39 to 13 to 48
RTE. new 27 to 29 -
11ARLST, kanling ....-.....-....... 22 to 24...d2t41lUng
Mallow 23 to 27...0bm1kr 271t0 29 One 31
MALT
Oars, Enillah, feed l9 to 21 .blatk .
Ditto Inkuttla
bt rwiek k dootek, (eel 29 to 21 potato
Web, feed.- ...... .. 17 to 16 to 19...k1ack ... .... .....
....

Dttto, potato 2O to 21
PL grey lb to 27. staple .
Blue—. „ ..„ 30 to 31_ tmorrinl 3B to 40
W).. 26 to 21 boilere
Beams, AttrAtsua 26 to 23... tick 27 to 29.. old 29 to 31.

- -....-
Ilan7ow 29 to 91.. rmall3o to 32 .-0.1 33 :o ii
TAW. new 'Tying ...... .. - le --sew winter - to --old - to -
Iterwiale. new
Ct. tekelltlla, per cwt., red.. - to - to -...white........- to - to •-•
LUl•fall CALI; per thawed _ t 9 to l9_llll

Per melt of .13010..
nom, town made, delivered..... 3G to 39 floe hourohold St to 34

Norfolk and Suffolk

7.

- - " ie msi

FOREIGN. Shillings per Qr.
Waxer, Dantrie and Konigsberg 13 to 17.. lino
Pomeranian 41 ro 43 „Rostock 43 to 46...6tett9a 39 to 43
French-- ......... .37 to 39 to 47,.."„,,Magt 4l to 43
Munn 39 to 41...1lamber _Ai t,., ag to 45
Russian 33 to 39. .Egypther 27 to 29
Danube 33 to 37. .odesse 37 to 39
Rre 33 to 21
Bearer, feediog
Lavinia — to —...lndian Corn 2,4 to 33
Otirs, Russian IS to 21
Pomeranian and neatened 20 to 39
Swedish and Dantsh l9 to 29
Friesland and Dutch, feed
Ditto, brew. 29 to 23...P01ands ..... ..... .. 22 to 24
Sesser., tick
Small
Egyptian 21 to 23...Tuismay ..... ..... 19 to 21
Peas, grey 22 to 27
White:

..___..........—...... 114 IS to 11...tiollaro ...—.....- II to IS
Taney 01d..... . ..- . n to 24- JAW 111 to 17...1arga 3l to 311
LIMN.," nallteand Madan 41 to 4
Mediterranuanana Mama. 45 to 4$
/Gramm 44 to 34.-Iletnposni SS to 31
Curnancso, red ..per owt. —to to Awaits to
Katzman CMOS freed duty, per ton, fit 10 to .C4_ls

Per Barrel of 1961bL
noon, American
lounzie 21 to 22...11amburg 2l to 22
French. per rock of 2901 be 25 27 ter29to2ll
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 16:h to 2let-JUNE.
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Ws. English. beoteh. Yoretein.
Wheat
Barley ll9 1893
Oats BO9 I 700 943 I 998G3
Flour, 7,149 lacks; 1,709 barrels, Walt, 3,228.
COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Holywell, 13s. 6d. ; Eden Main 13s. 3d. • Tanfeld Moor,
12a. 61.; Walls End Clarforth, 12s. ocl. ; Walls End Lamb-
ton, 14s. 641. Walls End Tees, 14s. 31.—Ships at mar-
ket, 115.
BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Messrs. Pattonden and Smith report that the accounts
from the whole of the plantations, with the exception of
Worcester, continue to come worse and worse, and the price
of Hops continues to advance, with ,scarcely any one in
favour of 100,0001. duty.

SOUTIIWARK POTATO MARKET—THIS DAY.
We have had no arrivals since our last report, nor aro
any more expected this season ; there is no improvement in
prices this week ; the few old Potatoes left salesmen are
anxious to get rid of at any figure. In closing our report
gor the season we are happy to say at pre,int the crops aro
looking well.