The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-22 00:00:00

the sirparnare of the next itramer for England they would
ao better.
At Constantinople coffees remained as before, say 650 to
700 piastres for small fine grains • 650 to 680 ft -r Rio Is-
metros; 600 to 620 for ordinary. A: the Saki of the berry
were not important, it was thought the market was sus-
ceptible of a rise, unless there should be considerable
arrivals for the approaching autumn, which is the season
for laying in dons for the interior, and the bordering
countries. Pepper was better held, and quoted four
piastres. Cochineal from England 106 p. Indigo, 65 to 70p.
Dutch, 86 to 90. Essence of roses calm ; it was expected
that prices would decline still lower, as there were consider-
able orders on hand, which would not otherwise be executed;
the rates current being so much higher still than in the
markets of consumption. The last advicto from the places
of production stated prices there at 131 to piastres. At
Constantinople the essence pure was scarce, and the medical
sustained at 131 p. The wax of Trebisonde was currently
selling at 19 to 20 p. the oka.
At Sin rna some considerable parcels of raw silk had been
p for the United States. 700 quintals of second
quality were bought at 190 p. Another parcel of 500 quintals,
first and seconds, had also changed hands the day previous
to the date of advice'', but the terms of sale not known.
Lump Sugars at Constantinople were rather heavy, the
stocks on hand being large. Good first qualities 243 to 250
piastres; for seconds, 236 to 210; all of Dutch or Belgian
origin. For English first quality, 2.5,5 to 260. Loaves were
not abundant, and commanded 326 to 340, those of England
according to quality ; for Dutch, good imitation of English
quality. 286 to 290. Dutch loaves, not imitation English,
256 to 260 piastres.

CORN.
NORWICH, SEPT. 19.—There was a fair supply of
Wheat, with more diwolition to purchase, so prices advanced
Is. per quarter upon the best samples, whilst the secondary
aorta were fully u dear. Woe Barley, the pnivious week's
rates were maintained for all descriptions. Beans were
scarce, and in demand. In Oats and Pease little doing. We
quote per quarter imperial to the grower: Wheat, white,
new, 54a. to 665., 63 to 641ba. per beshel imperial ; do., red,
new, 625. to 644. 63 to 6411a5.; do.. white, old, 60a., to 62cl
to 54.; do., red, old, 47r. to 496., 61, 62, to 631b5.; Barley.
Chevalier, super. selected, new, 370. to 395., 64 to ailba. ;
do., runs, do.. 11c to 364. to 37.., 63 to 6411 rt.; do., common
do., 335. to 315., 62 to 62 ; Oats, 295. to 31s. ; Beans,
38s. to 40e. ; Pew, 364. to 375. Flour, 395. 6d. to 40s. per
auk from the miller. •

COLCHESTER, SEPT. 19.-There sea a fair supply
of Wheat, which was taken off at prices 1,1-7ing but 'ittfe
from last week. Barley, Oats, and other articles the same
as previous week.
GUILDFORD, SEPT. 19.-There was a brisk sale for
superfine and all good conditioned Wheat, at an improve.
ment generally of fully Is per quarter on the bettermoet
sorts, while the secondary descr:ptions fully realised the.
prices of last market. Our quotations are-Wheat, 60s. to
68s. ; do., new, 60s. to 68e. Barley, 34a. to 40s. Oats, 23e.
to 295, Beans, 38s. to 425. Rye, 3,55. to 38s.
Narrimaii.or, Sept. 19.-The supply of Wheat
was less than at 'set market, and prices were fully supported.
The supply of Barley being greatly increased, the trade was
dull, and none but choice samples obtained the rates of last
week. There was no change in the value of grinding Barley.
Oita were dull of sa'e, but not lower. Old Beans still look
up. Quotations are as follows:-Wheat, white, old, 445. to
58s ; ditto, red, ditto, 39a. to 555. • ditto, white, new, 635. to
68s. ; ditto, red, ditto, 62a. to gee. per 36 stones. Barley,
grinding, 28s. to 31s. per 30 stones ; ditto, grinding. 38s. to
40s. per qr. Oats, 245. to 30s. ; ditto, new, 245. to 30s. per
24 stones. Beans, 455. to 48s. per 38 stones. Flour, super.,
425. to 445. ; ditto, fine, 375. to 41s. per 20 stones.
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READING, SEPT. 19.—A large supply of Wheat, and
trade dull at a reduction of Is. to 2s per qr. on middling and
inferior qualities, and about Is. on the best sorts. There
was more Barley, which was sold rather lower. Old Oats in
request, and fully as dear; but new in better supply, and
rather cheaper. Boiling Peu much wanted. Old and new
Beans i..quired for, and obtained rathed more money. Tares
3d. to 6d. per bushel lower.