The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-16 00:00:00

Plsetualioss In laat six week's Corn averages.

Sept. S.

Sept. 26.

34 10
54 0
53 1
31 3
50 0

Oct. 3.

Ik-t. In.

LOUDON Annum. roa ma Warn maroon (kr. IC.—Wheat,
44a.
na.
ad.; 3d.;
Penßarter,
2d4ls. 3d.; Oats, 27a. W.; Rye, 32.. ; Deana
, na. .
BIRMINGIIAM, OCT. 15.—Daring the present
week the transactions in Wheat have been very limited,
holders having demanded a further advance, and the little
which has changed hands realised Is. to 2s. per quarter
more. Fine Barley Is. per quarter dearer. For Oats we
have very little inquiry. Beans the tura dearer. Peas less
in request. At this day's market there was a fair supply of
Wheat, and the market again rated doll at Is. to 2s. over
the currency of this day se'nnight. Barley of all descrip-
tions is. per quarter higher. Beans unaltered. Oats sold
skowly at the prices of last week. Peas in demand, and
rather higher.

BRISTOL, OCT. 15.—T0-day's market was very well
attended ; but, as higher prices were asked for el descrip-
tions of good Grain, much business was not done. Foreign
red Wheat, 60s. to 655. per quarter; white, 625. to 68s. ;
English do., 575. to Sit ; white, 635. to 70s. per qr. Second
Flour, 80s. to 525. per seek. Malting Barley saleable at 38e.
to 495. per qr. New and old Oats do., 245. to 364. per qr.,
according to quality, there being very great difference in
samples.

Devrzee, Ocr. 15.—We were again largely sup-
plied with Wheat, which met a very rapid sale at from 2s. to
3a. a quarter above last week's prices, nearly all of it being
sold. Barley was in fair supply, and sold at an advance of
from Is. to 26. a quarter. The supply of Oats was short and
the sale free at rather higher prices. Beans and Peas were
in good supply, and sold for more money. Rye was in short
supply and but little business doing; price from 20s. to 229.
a sack. The supply of Tares was large and the trade dull ;
prim 196. to 22a. a sack. We quote .—Whent, best white,
665. to 725. • ditto red, 58s. to 793. ; ditto inferior ditto, 525.
per qr. Thieley, 411 e. par qr. Oats, 326. per qr. Beam, new,
44e. to iPat. per qr. Peas, 40s. per qr. Flour, fine, 51s. to
595, ; seconds, 495. to 516. per sack.

NENTRMIT, OCT. 15.—There was a very large
market this day. Wheat sold at a further advance of from
Ir. to 3s. per quarter, some fine seed selling up to 755. per
quarter, and good grinding to 725. dn. In Barley there was
much business done, some good malting tusking Is. per qr.
more than Lut week. The best Barley in this part is much
lighter than last year's growth. Oats still maintain their
prices. • some prime selling to-day at 335. per quarter ;
dim a So., 265. to 238. do. Beans are getting very scarce ;
English new almost out of the market. Peas, both white
and grey, may be quoted at the prices of last week. Indian
Corn as before quoted. Tares seem to have a downward
tendency.

LIMERICK, Ocr. 14.—After a promise of fine
weather for the last two (lays. we &grin hate a sudden
change, and wind strong from westward with much rain.
Only a small Wheat market, and chiefly taken by millers at
an advance of fully id. per stone on last market rates; in
fact millers receipts barely keep pace with consumption.
Oats, from high prices realized in the Glasgow market, have
further advanced to 131 d. per stone for top samples. In
other grain there is no variation.

WATERFORD, OCT. 14.—With legs excitement in
our market, prices of all descriptions of grain have been fully
maintained since our lest, and, in Fame instanoes, a further
advance of Rd, per barrel ha. been paid for prime sample of
Wheat. The demand for Indian Corn and Meal has in-
creased, and this article, with all the coarser descriptions of
Flour, goes largely into consumption at augmenting prices.

EDINBURGH, Ocr. 14.—The trade daring the week
has been ices active than of late. To-day a large supply of
Scotch Wheat met a dull sale at about the rates of last AVM-
nesday, and at the close of the market a .eonsiderable quan-
tity remained unsold. There woo but little business done in
free foreign Wheat, and no advance could be obtained on
last week's prices. The supply of Barley was liberal the
demand being good, the whole was quickly cleared off at an
advance of Gel. per quarter. Osta were in request, and the
small quantity brought forward sold readily at Is. to Is. Gd.
per quarter over the rates of this day sc'nnight. We quote:
Old Wheat, top, 82s. ; average, 695. Bd. per quarter. New
Wheat, ton, 80s.; averago, 655. 7d. Average of old and new,
GU. 841. Barley, top, 43.. ; average, 38e. sd. Oats, top,
375. 411. ; average, 335. 3d. Beaus, top, 525. ; average,
495. 9d.

OL.IBGOw, OCT. 14.---The coastwise supplies, rid
Grangemouth since the 7th inst. have consisted of 8,800 qrs.
Wheat, 2,500 qrs. Barley, and 1,000 qrs. Beans. From
Ireland 2,.500 WI. Wheat and 7,300 qm. Oats have arrived ;
but of the manufactured articles the Imports thence continue
to be quite insignificant, and there have been no fresh arrivals
of either foreign or colonial Flour. The Wheat trade was
very active at the close of tho past week, and full prices wore
realised ; but during the last day or two there has been leas
business doing. A mimeo of new white Wisbeuch Wheat, of
fine quality, sold at 355. per 210 lbs. Fresh Flour being
scarce, and the millers much pushed to meet the demand,
good marks of English and Irish have commanded an
advance of 3s. per sack—Canadian has sold at 3.55., and
States at 364. per hanrel—hut there is very little sweet left.
Oats have been held very firmly, and old Oatmeal has brought
4.is. to 465. per load for shipment to the highlands. Barley
very steady. Egyptian Beans have brought Ms. per 280 lbs.
in quantity; and new Irish 27,. per 260 lbs. Peas have not
varied. This day's market was leis lively than was antici-
pated from the tone of Mark-lone advice,; but holders of
Wheat asked full prices, and there was a free sale for sack
Flour and sweet American at our piotations. Goad milling
Oats brought previous rates, with a fair demand. Barley
was unaltered in value ; as well as Beans and Peas.