The Express.
London, England, 1847-05-14 00:00:00

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BIRVINGIIAM, MAT 13.-At chic day's market there was
ilirs &large supply of English Wheat, and some mall parcels
1161141/id bands at from 98s. to 112 a. per quarter, hut the .
Mao rated extremely dull, and mast of it went back un-
Barley Is. to.2s. per qr. dearer. Oats were taken
at Is. per qr. admit*. aims 20. to 3a. biller.
the present week the only transactioas of Wheat
repined are two small parcel.. one of ordinary quality at
about 90a., and one of fine at 107.. per qr. Grinding Bar-
ley has changed hands at '46s. to 481. per 3921 b.. Oats
in fair request, at an improvement of ls. per quarter.
Beans held for 2.. to 4.. per quarter more money,
which has checked the demand. 14 heat: English, white,
per bush. of 621b5., I Is. 94, to 13s. 84. ; new, 11... Bd. to
13.. 6d ; red, li.. 4d. to 13s. 44.; new, 11.. 104. to 130.6 d.
foreign, red, I Is. 2d. to 12s. 6d; white, 10r. 6d. to 13. 6d.;
Polish °demi, 115. 10d. to 12e. 6d.; Danube, Ils. 84. to
12.. 3d. Barley, per imp. qr., 335. 641. to 68a. ; grinding,
Per 3921 b.., 46-, 64. to 465. 6d. Oats, English, white, per
imp. qr., 33. 6d. to 425. ed. ; Welsh, per 312 lle., black
and white, 32.. 9d. to 3.50. 6d.; Irish (40th. to 421 b.), 351.
to 375. 64.; (371 b. to 3916.), 345. 6d. to 35.. 6d.; black,
335. 6d. to 348.6 d. Beans, English, per 1961 b.., old, 22a. 6d.
to 24.. 6d. ; new, 23e. to 241. ; Irish, 21s. 6d. to 225. fid ;
foreign, 18s. 9d. to 21s. 6d. Peas, boiling, per imp. qr.,
58s. to 6135. ; grinding, per 19611,.., 18s. 6d. to 19, 64.
Flour, per sack of 2601 b., English, (Inc, 71s. ed. to 73. t. ;
seconds, 67a. to 710.

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BISHOP'S STOUTPORD, Mae 13.—T0-dars prienarequite
as high u last week, and very little business done. Wheat,
per quarter, 80*. to 945. Oats, 355. to 375. Beam, 643.0 to 560.

Bitieroc, MAY 13.—We had a full attendance of small
country purchasers of Wheat and Flour at to-day's market ;
and, as our stocks are almost exhatn,ted, while we have only
received 1,400 quarters of Barley from abroad, our few
holderi were able to realise au advance of 10.. to 12s. per
quarts,. on Wheat, 81. to 10s. per sack, and 61. to Bs. per
barrel, on Flour ; 2s. to 3s. per quarter on Barley ; and 2a.
per quarter on Oats. Farmers sold common red Wheat at
06s. to 58. ; good, at 104 s. English seconds Flour, 725. to
755. ; fine 765. to 775. ; American barrel, 625. to 54.. per
sack. alma Wheat, of tine quality, 102 s. to 104 s. per qr.
Barley, Danish, 625. to tilas ; malting, Ma. to 60s. Oats.
common, 335. to 364. ; fine, 3fis. to 40z. It is to be feared
that the neighbouring farmers have much less Wheat on
hands than usual at this season, and the crops cannot be
early. But the weather is very favourable, and growing
Wheats generally look well. Much improvement is visible
this week in all crops.
BARNSLEY, May 12.—We had a f•ir supply of Wheat to
this day's market ; but, in consequence of the sdvauce in
other market., very high prices were arced, and an advance
of 6.. per three bushels was obtained over the rates of last
week ; fine white Wheat fetching 41. per three bushels. In
Oats and Beans little doing, at ao advance of 3s. per qr.

DETIICB, MAY 13.—We had to-ilsy for the time of year a
fair supply of Wheat, for which the Carmen asked very ex-
treme rates ; the buyers were numerous, but they were indis-
posal to comply, consequently the trade was not so lively as
last week, but towards the close a good clearance was made
at fully 12,. a quarter advance. The highest price we heard
for red Wheat was 1095. a quarter ; for whits 116 a. was
asked, but we believe it was not given. Barley was in short
supply, and sold freely at 4.5. a qr. advance. l'he supply of
Oats was fair, and the sale slow at 2s. a qr. above last week's
prices. Beaus and Peas were kimall supply, and met a free
sale at an advance of 4.. a qr. In Tares but little
doing: price from 71. Bd. to 9s. per bushel. Wheat, per
quarter, best, white, 96a.t0 114.. ; red. 92a. to 108 e. ; inferior,
82e. to 90.. Barley. 48a. to 605. Oats, 305. to 375. Beaus,
new, 54.. to 816. Peas, 64a. to 59e. Flour, per sack, hue,
78s. ts 845. ; seconds, 72e. to 78s. Best Bread, Is. 10d. the
81b. loaf.

GAINSBOROUGH, MAY 11.—There was only a abort supply
of Wheat at the market to-day, but the wh01e..., imme-
diately bought op at an advance of lon per qr. over last
week's quotations. Several samples of red Wheat were sold
at 1055., and white at 110 e. per qr.
MAIDSTONE, Met 13.—This day we had no lie in our
trade for any grain. Millers who were out of stock were
purchamen of red Wheat at 100 s. to 1011., but no diapo•ition
to take more that present necessity. Lent Corn was a slow
sale, but at better prices.
NEWARK, MAY 12.—At our market this morning 61 per
quarter was demanded tor Wheat, and consequently very
hale business was transacted.

NEWBURY, MAT 13.—Our supply of Wheat was only
moderate; the extreme rates demanded checked businen,
but a few sales were effected at en advance of from 85. to
10.. per qr. A email supply of Barley, and 2a. to 3s. dearer.
Beans full 35., and Oats from ls. to 21. Flour advanced ss.
per reek. Averages to the Bth slay, Wheat, 1,529 qrs., at
791.:0d. ; Barley, 110, at 50i. 11,1 ; Oats, 212, 275. 2d. ;
Beans, 6,62 a.
Romany, MAY, 13.—The holders of Wheat offered largely
this day, yet prices were 10a. to Ile. per Ir. higher than
what was given on this day week. As much as 261. par load
was given for best white, and 261. for red; poor umpire
from 201. to 221. Barley stems very scarce, and priers 44.
a'xrre those last quoted. Oats were up to 40s. to 42. per
qr., bring an advance of 2.. to 35. per qr. Beans and Peas
scarce, and 4s. per qr. higher.
ROYSTON, MAY 12.—Another large advance in the price
of Wheat, say 10s. per load, from this day week, but little
other corn offering. Wheat 51s. to 65e. per load. Barley,
48e. to 60a. per qr. Oats, 24e. to 385.

ROTHERHAM, MAY 10.-The sup;sly of grain at this dey's
market was barely adequate to the demand, particularly
Wheat, which advanced from 6.. to ew. per load beyond our
last week's quotations. Oats also advanced 2.. 6J. to
3.. per qr. Beans, Is. to 2.. per laid. Barley cannot be
quoted, as very little was shown. This state of things as
gards articles of food is truly alarming.
STOCILBRIDOE, MAT 13.--Wheat made Be. to 10.. per qr.
more money, some reaching the Brest sum of 106 s. Fie qr. •
others, net very superior, 9.5.. to 100 s. Barley in great rd
quest, and realised as much as 60s. to 64e. per qr. Oats refs
scarce, and 2.. to 3.. per qr. dearer. Beans 411., awl Peak
3s. to 6.. higher; very short supply. Melt, per qr., best, 88s.
seconds, 84s.
Srocerosr•oe-TEES, MAT 12.-The supply of farmers
Wheat to this day's market is very small, and there are fah
coast iog arritals. Wheat meets a good consumptive sale,
an advance of fully 10.. per qr. on the rates of this day week
96.. to 103 s. per qr. (63;b•.) for good red, and up to 10s.
qr. fee fine white. Barley, Beans, Peas, end Oats are all 2s
to h. per qr. dearer, and Flour 8.. per sack, and in request
Wheat, per quarter, Yorkshire and Durham, white
99.. to 104 s. ; red 995. to 100..; Norfolk and Suffolk, white,
1011. to 106 a.; red, 98s. to 103.. Barley, malting, Norfolk and
Suffolk, 58s. to 601.; Chevalier, 695. to 61s. ; grinding and
feeding, 48e. to Sta. Rve, Norfolk and Suffolk, 67a. to 70s.
Beans, small, SB. to 62i.; tick, 685. to 61s. Peas, white,
boilers, 645. to 701.; grey and maple, 54.. to 675. Oats,
potato, 36.. to 408 ; common, 30e. to 365. Flour,
country, per sack of MI lb., 711. to 735.; superfine,72s. to 765.
fro=gn : Wheat, per qr., Dante ic, 102.. to 1065. ; Restock and
r,100.. to 1045.; Seettin,9l3e. to 102..; Danish and Ham-
burg, 965. to 1005. Barley, Rostock and Stralsund, 645. to
Ale.; Danish and Swedish, 62a. to 665.. Pews, white, boilers,
Mt to 70e. ; grinding. 56e. to 68s. Arrivals this week :
Whist, 1,862 qrs.; Rye, 6 ; Oats 800.
BanYetatn, MAT 11.-Small show of Wheat which mat
dull aide, at 4s. per load advance. Oats la. per qr. dearer •
/NM is. per low! ; Barley 3s. per qr. Wheat, white, 39i.
to 424. ; red, 375. to 38e. Beans, 22a. to 26e. Peas, 22a to
175. per three bushels. Barley, malting, 64a. to 58e. ; grind-
*, 60s. to 62.. Oats, 30s. to 40s. per qr.
• Woacmoros, Mar 12.-At this day's market the prices
of Wheat, Burley, and Oats, were again on the advance.
'Wheat brought so much as 36.. per Carlisle bushel ,• Bar-
ley, 24.; Oats, 18.. The supply was short. Flour advanced
4d. per at. The qnartem loaf Id. dearer.
WATERFORD, MAT 12.-Our imports of grain and Four
since Saturday being very trilling, and the country demand
continuing, mush higher prices are !destined for every article
la the trade.
EDINBURGH, MAY 12.-At this neorning's market there
was a good supply of Scotch Wheat. Farmers esecmeaced
by asking very high prices, which tended in some degree to
check the demand ; but • fair clearance was ultimately
effected at an improvement 0'6.. to 6.. per qr. on last week's
currency. 0 sing to the great advance demanded by fetters
for foreign Wheat, the business was limited, but where sales
were made, 6.. to 7.. per qr. morWmoisey was generally ob-
tained. Barley was readily taken off at 3.. per qr. advice.'r seed demand, and
to 21.

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OaU in good perq7creaTer7li;aaa
and Yes. each Is. to 2s. pa qr. higher. Wheat, 774 gra,
tep, weighing 61i lbs. pee bathe!, 945., avaage Ms. ; Batley,
186, top. 554 lbs., 611., as. 57*.: Oats, 645, top, 431b5., 46,.,
as. 41s. 3d ; Beans, 33, top, 66 lbs., 644., ay. 61.. •
Ovasoow, Mac 12.—The coastwise au: • • 0`7:".41'
mouth, continue small ; but of foreign •
amount, comprising, since the bth in , • ' • -.7
(mostly from Dantric), 1,180 qn. ;,,,71) •
Oats. Three or tour cargoes of •
owl cos of Bgyptiast Beane, • • olta
ute er: •