The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-08 00:00:00

FEYERBOROCOR.-The supply of Wheat less than
grime market, but more samples of Barley and Oats.
Wheat in dimmed, at 2s. advance. Barley 2a. to 35. dearer.
Oats and Beans each Is. dearer. Tarte, Gs. to 76. per bushel.
Pnesrotr.-The weather has continued uninter-
tuptedly fine, and the farmers are busy housing their corn.
A limited demand for old Irish Wheat. Very little new
offering. No new Flour has come to hand. Barrels are in
good demand, particularly the best brands of Western Canal
and Philadelphia. Grinding Barley wanted. Beans are
scarce, and would meet a ready sale at extreme rates. The
supply of Oats is net equal to the demand. and (or the im-
mediate requireecenta of the trade the price has advanced
4d ner bushel. Oatmeal must be noted 3e. per load higher,
and both new and old very scarce.
COLCILESTKIL-Though the supply of Wheats was
net large, an advance was generally demanded, and the trade
ruled du'l • but towards the close a few samples of prime
white realised about one shilling per quarter above those of
last market day. There were some sampler of old tick
Beans, from 38s. to 41s.
NORWICII.-There was a for supply of Wheat,
end more disposition to purchase. Trice. advanced 2s. to 3s.
per quarter upon former rates. The quantity of new Barley
offering was large, and sold at an advance of ls. to 2s. per
quarter for all descriptions. But little passing in Oats,
Beans, and Peas.
DoNeasvElt.-An Overage supply of new and old
Wheat. Rather higher rates were demanded, and the mar-
ket riaed hem/ at a'eut Gd. under last week's currencies.
Fresh old Oats in good demand. Fine Beans fal. dearer;
inferior unaltered. Malting Barley made 36e. to
grinding, 295. to 30s. Wheat, new, 16s. to 195., fine, 20.1.
be 21s. 6d.; old, 13e. to lit., fine, 17s. to 225. ; Blendcorn,
Ile. to 145., fine, 17s. ; Rye, Ils. to 125., fine, 13s. ; Beans,
14.. to IN., fine, 18.. ; Peas, white, 15e to 164, do., trey,
14a. per three bushels; Oats, new. 225. to 245., fine, 265. to
ilk, 014. 22s to 26.. fine. 275. to 305. ; Barley, 301. to 3501.,
Sea malting, 38e. to 39a. per qr.
DUBLIN.-The harvest is nearly concluded in the
earlier districts. There is a lively demand for Wheat, and
prices may be noted 1,. per barrel hieber. We also advance
our quotations 6.1. per hrl. each for Oats and Bere, and on
Oatmeal and Flour Gel. per cwt. The following was the
general currency for new grain :-Wheat, 26.. to 29.. for
sad; 275. to 325. for white, per 280 Me. ; Oats. 14e. 83., to
faa. 6d. per 196 lbs . • Barley, 16s to 17. per 221 lbe. ; Bere,
14a. ed. to 224 pee ll. ; Oatmeal. 17a. Gel. to 19s per Cwt.
QM. SEPT. 6.-The weather throughout the
=tats been beautifully tine, and the annoapbent oppres-
warm. Harvest work has been proareining ander the
most &imitable circumstances, and the great hulk of the
corn may now be said to be carried. Our Corn Exchange
this morning was well st.ended, and supply large,-913 brie.
wheat, 250 brls. barley and here, and 1,673 brlit.
oats. Wheat went off very briskly, and in moat instances
brought a trifling advance (say Gd. pow bet)) BAT* and
Bee. unchanged. Oats., white, supported %II prices, but
blacks towards the close of the market declined 2d. per bar-
rel. Prices of Prepared Corn free on board.-Wheat, 2.6 e.
to 28s. Barley, 14s. to 1.55. Oat., White, 14.. 9,1. to 1,51. ;
Black, 14s. to 145. 3d. per barrel. Oatmeal, 161. Indian
Meal, White, 11/. 10s. • Yellow, 101. per ton. Indian Corn,
8/. to 91. per ton. Malt, Irish, 31.. to Flu. ; English, 32a..t0
34s.per barrel of 12st. Supplies of grain to our market
have considerably increased--the week's consisted of 4 C6B
barrels Wheat; 722 barrels Barley; and 4,679 barrels Oats.
For the corresponding week last year they were 1,201 barrels
Wheat; 1,189 barrels Ben; and. 2,115 barrels Oats. Owing
to the decline at Mark-lane, together with the increase•in
the supplies, and continuance of fine weather, \','heat in the
early part of the week declined Is. per barrel, but forthepast
couple of day* rallied nearly as much. Barley and Bere, very
free of sale, at a further advance of 9d. per barrel. Oats, in
the commencement of the week, receded 6d. per brl., but
again recovered the decline, and White became dearer than
last week by 4d. and Cal. per brl. Black much the game as
before, with a brisk demand for both. The Flour market
has been rather quiet, takers and dealers purchasing merely
in retail. For Oatmeal and Indian Meal a free sale has been
experienced at advancing prices. Malt meets more inquiry
and Is. per brl. dearer. The trade in Indian Corn has been
very animated. the supply in the market at present having
become limited, and in the sales effected we have obtained
much higher prices.
DROGHEDA.-The harvest is now secured, bat
mostly still in the &ode. Wheat is considered a good crop.
Oats are in great demand for mewling, at advaneed prices.
Indian Corn Meal much inquired for. White Wheat. 295.
to 30ii. per 20 stone ; red, 275. Gd. to 29e. do. • Barley, 16s. to
17s. per 16 stone; Outs, len. to 17s. per 14 stone. Superfine
Flour, 40s. to 42.5 per sack; Oatmeal, 335. to 355. per load of
2-1011 n. ; Indian Meal, 10s. to lle. per cut.
FALKIRK.-Thia dav'a supply of grain in stock
market was 104 boll.. Wheat at 25m. to 245. 'Jd. per boll.
Barley. 20s. to 255. Oats, 19s. New Beans, 235. to 21.. per
boll. Oatmeal, 425. to 435. per load.
li.twieti.-We quote prices as follows: Wheat,
92a. to 38e. Barley, 20.. to 225. Potatoe Oats, 21s. to 23.,
Common Oats, IN. to 21s. Peas, 345. Beans, 325., per boll
of six imperial bushels.
HADDINGTON.-The supply of all kinds of grain
was considerably larger, with the exception of Oats, end the
greaters,and average proportion of itup. N
was newe.w. Seleu
top 7.. down,
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average Is. up. Barley, Is. 83. and Oats, Is. Id. up on the
average. Barley, 197 quarters (all new except 16 quarters),
all .old. Oats, 227 quarters (all new except 28 quarters),
199 quarters sold. Beans, 6 quarters, sold at 48e.
STIRLING.-This day's supply of grain was 10
bolls. Wheat, 621111 e., brosght 29a. Barley, 63/11,., 24e.
Ditto, new, 541ba. 26.. New Potatoe Oat., 4011ba., 225.
New Beans, 62111. i., 19a. Old ditto, 661b5., 26e. ; another
parcel, Übe., 26e. Gd.