The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-07 00:00:00

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No. 59.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 7, 1846. [2d.

ELT, Nov, 3. —Our market to-day waa well at-
tended ; the show of wheat was more limited than for some
weeks past ; the trade was extremely dull, and tales were
with difficulty effected at a reduction from 3e. to 46. per sr. ;
in all spring corn we have but very little doing, and prices
may be quoted a trifle lower. Return : Wheat, 662qrs. 7b.,
average 591. per qr. Barley, 47qrs. lb., average 441. 6d.
Oats, 122qrs. 4b., average 26e.

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EAST GRINSTE 11), Nov. 5.-White Wheat, 151. sa.
to 151. 15s. ; red do., 111. 10s. to 15s. ss. ; Barley, grinding.
330. to 38s. ; Oats, 235. to 281. ; Beans, 41s. to 43e. ; Peas,
42a. to 445.; Tares, ss. to Si. I. per bushel. A large supply
of samples, and a further depression in Wheat of 21. per
quitter since our last quotation. Barley, Oats, Beans, and
Peas Is. per quarter lower.
TrIE3IEI. lIENIOSTE‘D, Nov. 5.-Old Wheat, Ns.
to 325. per load of five bushels • new ditto, 355. to 40s. Beans,
30s. to 325. Peas, 295. to 30s. Barley, 38s. to 496 per qr.
Oats. 255. to 303. per bushel.
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LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6.—lnstead of receiving large
supplies from Ireland, as usual in farmer seasons, the case so
far during the present has been entirely reversed, the farmers
there, owing to the unsettled state of the country, being
deterred from bringing their grain to market: of course, as
the bulk of last hsrveat is still said to remain in the stack
yards. the exports thence have nearly ceased; and, ia order
to supply the urgent wants of the home trade, considerable
shipments of Wheat, Indian Corn, and Flour, continue to go
forward hence for that purpose : we have had since Monday,
however, several arrivals of Wheat, Barley, and Malt, coast-
wise, and a large import of States and Canadian Fleur;
besides 2,393 quarters American Wheat and a fair quantity
of other grain, chiefly European. The depression noticed
on Tuesday has been followed by somewhat more confidence,
and it has since been difficult to purchase either Wheat or
Flour at the extreme reduction of that day : the busiaets
transacted is principally on Irish account Having had very
few country buyers at our Corn Exchange to-day, and most
of our local millers being inactive, the business done in Wheat
was upon a very moderate scale, on terms barely equal to the
rates of Tuesday. Irish Flour, although in slow request,
maintained our last quotations ; whilst States and Canadian,
both free and in bond, were more saleable, principally to
consumers, at an advance of 6d. per barrel. Malting Barley,
being more plentiful, declined 2s. per quarter, but in the
value of grinding samples we have no change to note. Malt,
Beans, and Peas ruled steadily at late prices. Oats and Oat-
meal were difficult of sale, but not decidedly cheaper. Indian
Corn, with scarcely any limit to the demand, continues to be
taken on Irish account, and rather exceeds our last currency.
Ittros, Nov. 4.—The supply of grain at this day's
market was not extensive, but equal to the demand. Wheat
Is. to 2s. per qr. lower, and a reduction in Barley of 2s. to 3s.
per qr. from last week's prices. Oats and Beans still support
their present high prices. Wheat, white, 7s. to Bs. 9d.; red
do., 61. to Bs. Beans, ss. 3d. to 6s. 6d. per bushel. Barley,
365. to 445. Oats, 225. 6d. to 30s. per qr.

RoYwrow, Nor. 4.—Wheat ls. to 2s. per load
lower, and Barley 4s. per qnarter cheaper ; Oats, Beans, and
Peas were all bought on easier terms, although the supply of
corn was not large ; still the whole trade was very sluggish.
Wheat, 345. to 40s. Barley, 40s to 48s. Oats, 18s. to 288.
Return posted ; Wheat, 719 qrs. 3 b., average 625. per qr.
Barley, 2,250 qrs., average 465. 14. O►ts, 23 qrs., average
248. 6d. per qr. Peas, 15 qrs., average 40s. Id. Beans,
11 qrs. 2 b., average 41s 7d.
RYE, Nov. 4.—Wheat, new white, 625. to 655. ;
do. new red, 60s. to 626. ; Barley, grinding, 365. to 401. ;
Oats, country, 266. to 325. ; Peas, grey, 40s. to 465. A large
Corn market to-day.
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SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. B.—English new white
Wheat sold to-day at a decline of from 2s. to 3s per qr. ; red
do. was also sold at that, or even a greater reduction. Good
samples of old Wheat, both white and red, were in the mar-
ket to a greater extent than has been witnessed since the last
harvest, and offered at a reduction of from 3s. to 4s. per qr.
The best white Wheats, weighing 66 lbs., fetched no more
than 70s. per qr., and many sold at from 555. to 665. do.
For Barley, as much as 525. per qr. was given for Chevalier
malting, yet the opinion is that Barley generally is 2s. per
qr. lower than last week. Barley varies so much in weight
and quality this season, that while some samples are selling
for 50s. others can be purchased at 30s. per qr. Oats was
also much duller, and perhaps in the inferior sorts Is. less
may have been given. The quality is almost as various as
the Barley samples, prices ranging between 20s. and 31s. per
qr. New Beans were more plentiful, as were also white,
grey, and maple Peas, each of which were selling at a decline
of from 2s to Is. per qr.
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UXBRIDGE, Nov. s.—The Wheat market wall but
a small one to-day, in consequence of it being the season for
sowing, and farmers being buy. The Wheat market war
dull, and did not make so much money as last Thursday by
about 10i. per load. Wheat. 141. to 191. per load of Sc. qrs.
Beans, 445. to 48s. per qr. Peas, 40s. to 465. Barley, 40s.
to 465. Oats, 245. to 325. Rye, 40s. to 425. Tares oe. 6d.
per bushel. Flour per sack—white, 661. ; household, 61s. ;
seconds, 465. _

WAKEFIELD, Nov. 6.—Our arrivals of Wheat are
moderate ; the trade is influenced by the downward ten-
dency of other markets during the week, and we quote
prices to-day Is. to 2e. per quarter lower • there is, however,
quite as little disposition to urge sales as'therc is on the part
of the millers to increase stocks. Barley has declined 4e. to
ss. per quarter, and difficult to sell. Oats steady. Shelling
at Is. per load lower. Beans without alteration. Other
articles as before.

DALKEITU, Nov. .s.—The supply'of Grain at this
day's market was rather less than loot week ; sales dull ;
Wheat, on the top, la., and the middling qualities 2.1.
cheaper; average, 2s. 81d. lower; Oats the turn cheaper;
Barley, ls. to 2e. below last week's rates ; Peas and Beans,
3s. up on the top, and on the middling descriptions ls. more
money was obtained. The relative weight per four bushels
of the three prices of Wheat were 18st. 71b., 17st. 101 b.,
and 16st. 91b. Oats. 12st 71b., 12st., and lOst. 71b. Barley,
ldst. 1 I lb., lbst 1 lb., and 12st. 121 b• I'eas and Beans,
18st. 81b., 18st. 61b., and 18st. 41b.

COPPER ORES.—Sampl
drew's Hotel, Redruth, Nov.

,d Oct. 21, and sold at An-
-1846.__ _ .

Minn. Tons. Pries.
North Itoskesr. .110 ... £4 8
ditto 103 ... 3 4
ditto 91 ... 7 1
ditto 89 611
ditto 87 ... 618
ditto 83... 3 5
ditto 78... 5 7
ditto 77 ... 5 3
ditto 56 ... 5 0
ditto 46 ... 2 0
Consolidated 108 ... 5 7
ditto 105... 9 16
ditto 104 ... 6 3
ditto 91 ... 4 13
ditto 86... 3 5
ditto 83... 6 8
ditto 53 ... 6 4
ditto 23... 415
Tincroft 72... 5 1
ditto 68... 4 7
ditto 63... 4 8
ditto 60 ... 3 16
ditto 54 ... 3 16
ditto 47 ... 7 14
ditto 40... 3 6
ditto 37 ... 110
Wh. Beton 129 ... 6 3

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Mines. Tons. Price.
Wb. Beton.. ..... 113 ... £6 17 0
_ _ _

ditto 160 6 0 0
Fowcy Consols_ 115 ... 5 7 6
ditto 70... 4 7 0

2 6
South Rostear ... 5 2 6
%Th. Chance 77 6 6 0
Wh. Gerry 75 . 4 9 6
South Wh.Basactei ... 3 5 6
ditto 64 ~. 4
_1 6

ditto 513
SouthWh.Francie 75 ...
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49 ... 19 3 0

ditto 37 .. 4 12 0
Wb.llarpet 9B . 318 6

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St. Agnes Coe6ola 46 4 9 0
ditto 44 . 3 1 6
Lanivet Consols 7O ... 510 6
Tr toil 6l . 3 17 0
WhSyrynn 29... 0 5 0
ditto 28... 6 8 6
East Wh. Crofty 52 ... 6 14 6
Bt.Austell Coutoolm 23 . . 4 0 6
Penstruthal 7 3 11 0
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ditto 4 ... 15 6 6
Great Poigooth ...11 . . 11 0 6

TOTAL P
North Roskear... 822 C 4481 10 0

Cons Oh-dated 653...4097 3 6
Tincroft 441 .193 i 13 6
Wh. Beton 350.. 2268 14 0
Fowey Consols 287...1032 0 0
South Roskear
Wh. Chance 165... 990 19 0
Wh. Gerry . .
South Wb.Bamet 183. . :29 13 6
BouthWb.Francial6l...lB26 13 6
Average Standard ..ClO6 2 0
Average Price, per 21 cw
Quantity of Ore 3,335 tons
Amount of money
Love SALE.—Average Standard !
COMPANIES BY WHOM THE
Mines Royal Company
Engliah Copper Company
Vivian and Sons
Freeman and Co.
F. Cranial and Sons
Crown Copper Company
Sims, Willyaros, Nevin, and C 0....
Williams, Foster, and Co.

MUCF.

124 £314 6 0
St. Agnes Consols 92.. 348 18 0
LanlTet Consols 70 .186 13 0
Tretoll 61...231 17 0
Wh. Vy4yan 57 .187 3 0
Esst Wh. Crotty 52 .119 11 0
St. Austell Consols 23... 92 11 G
Penstruthal
Great l'olgooth

rtf Average Produce
12 0 7i
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I Quantity ofF.
0C0pper,27714.74wt5.
E 19,703 2
£lO3 18 o.—AverageProdnce 7i.
ORES WERE PURCHASED.
Tom Amount.
294........£1,752 l2s. 3d.
321
666
.. . 433
..........483
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" 54
525
....... 737

Total tow 3,535 £19,753 2 0
Copper Ores for sale on Thursday next, at Andrew's
Hotel, 111edruth.—Mines and Parcels.—Carn Brea Mines,
769—United Hills, 367—Wheal Prosper, 274—Par Consols,
252—Levant, 180—Trenow Consols, 100—Alfred Consols, 97
Wheal Rodney, 70—Cook's Kitchen, 64—West Wheal Trea-
sury, 53—Niehell's Ore, 36—Cann Ferran, 29—North Wheal
Basset, 25—St. Ice's Consuls, 20—Wheal Agar, 20—G winear
Consols, 19— Redruth Consols, 16—Wheal. Ruby, B—Total,
2,399 tons.
Copper Ores for sale on Thursday week, at Pearce's
Hotel, Truro.—Mines and Parcels.—Devon Great Consols,
Wheal Maria, and Wheal Fanny, I,23B—Poldice, 3362
Wheal Friendship, 261—West Caradon 243—Fowey Con-
sols, 220—South Towan, 163—Wheal Jewel, 140—Holm-
bush, 106—Bedford United Mines, 93—Hallenbeagle, 74
Wheal Maiden, 40—West Wheal Towan, 18.—Total, 2,932
tons.

SWANSEA, Nov. 11.-For sale--Cobre 105, 90, 83,
80, 75, 61-Santiago, 83, 80, 76, 72, 54, 50LCuba, 76, 55,
52, 50, 44-Bum Burn, 68, 57, 53, 52, 48-Cronebane, 103,
80, 52-Chili, 50, 49, 48, 76-Pensylvania, 101, 58, 41-
Berehaven, 120-Llandidno, 5.5, 39, 22-Ballymurtagh, 62,
35--Havana, 36. Total, 2,499 tons.
AUSTRALIAN ORE.-A vessel arrived in the East
India Docks, from Port Adelaide and the Cape of Good
Hope, respectively, has brought, in addition to a very eaten-1
sive cargo, the produce of both colonies, the large quantity
of 600 tons weight of copper ore, from the Australian port
first mentioned, the production of the place. The importa-
tion of so large a quantity of this description of ore in one
vessel, especially when, as in this case, otherwise heavily
laden, is not usual, and the nature of it will, therefore, not
be entirely devoid of interest or importance.

HAY.

SMITHFIELD, Two o'clock.—Mesars. Cooper and
Davis, Hay ana Straw Salesmen, report the trade heavy at
the following quotations :
Prime Meadow 7os to 78a I Mover Bos to 100 s
Bowen sos to GOs 1 Straw 30s to Jos

HOPS.

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BOROUGH MARKET, Two o'Clock.—Meters. Patten-
den and Smith, Hop factors, report the market continues
firm at lato prices. The following is the old Hop duty, as
of6,•iallit=isranaced last evening :
73,569 11 1
Costorisey
slarta ** -- - 67,935 8 1
Waaasler 39,031 19 54
Panama
Kinsdia 4,373 3 51

71stal 242,929 15 71
MI and East
Wadi Naas Rawl; hem pee Cwt./5 Oe.
to sto 6 10e.0
of
Burn; lima „ 315 to 4
Panihems
7
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'teatime Menlo
Yearling Iliimt.
Old Hops „ 2 0 to 4 0
An Accoutre ef the Derr on Hon of the growth of the year 1846,
dininguiehhig the Manias, end the old from the new duty :
Dormers. Derr. M ermen.
Barnataple ...—.., .121,8 16 7 I LynnDerr.
£62 14 01
Bedford
Cambridge - - ..... 28 0 8 Reading 63 9 5
Canterbury ...... 82,857 11 7 Rochester 134,380 19 Ot
Cornwall
_lO
.1 5. ilali.,,bury
7
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Salop
Stourbeidge
Suffolk ..... 1,402 4 10k
Surrey 2O 911
Sums 124,147 1 71
Wales, )fiddle
Worcester
£143,909 17 14

Derby Bl3
Fame
5 154
Gloucester
Grantham 245 15 11
Rasta 18,920 8 44
llerefordk9s.,ehaes
*so,OBesti ,17
Hertford 237 310}
Isle of Wight 9,293 12 5
Lincoln
Old duty, at Id l2-20 per lb £242,919 1.; 74 8-20
Nero duty, at id. 8-20 per lb 179,556 15 104 12-20
Additional duty of 5 per cent., per Act
3 Viet, e. 17

/443,609 17 11

Sournsmyrox, Nov. 6.—The dealers have been
endeavouring to force up the price. They succeeded to some
extent; yet to-day they appeared willing to sell at a reduc-
tion of from 2s. to ss. per cwt. Best Farnhams being offered
at 81. to eight guineas. Best Cronall, Alton, Bentley, Hants,
Sussex, Mid. and Weald Rents, at from 51. to 61. 10s. do.;
last year's Hops. at from 41. to 51. do. • older, from 21. to 41.
do. ; ruled by age and quality, retail prices per the lb., at
from Is. to Is. Bd.