The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-30 00:00:00

per sack.
The receipts of Barley during the week have not been
large, lint still adequate to the demand. This article sold on
fuiy as good terms as last week.
Oats were generally held fur an advance, which tended to
cheek the sale. An Improvement of Gd. per qr. was, how-
ever, obtained in most instances where transactions took place.
Beans and Peas of all sorts quite as dear.
Indian Corn in more request, and some floating cargoes
changed hands, at an advance of 2s. per qr.
BIUTISH. skllliass pee Qosro.l,
WNLAT, Essex and Emir Ilea 49 to 63 83 White. 64 to ..:1 to 09
Norfolk and Suffolk 55 to 01 63 do 59 to 63 to 61
Talagent (Esies or Suffolk) 69 to 71
Cambridge cc Lincoln lied - to - to - White - to - to -
Northumhertiml Sc Scotch do. -to - do -to- to -
Irish do -to - do -to- to -
Ri 38 to 40 . old 34 to
13.uu.6v. Feeding 31 to 31 Distilling '1.438 to 40
Malting 4O to 42 Chevalier 42 to 46 line to 48
In
- to - Scotch - to -
Beni WItILAT 24 to 36
MALT 56 to G 4 Arm pale 64 to 68
Engii.h Ford 25 to 270 04 _Black- 24 to 275 04
OATS,
Ditto Polanelit. 29 to 315 04...P0tat0.. 30 to 32s 04
Berwick analScotchEeed 24 o 26s 04...1'0tat0.. 31 to 3:10 04
Irish Feed "3 to 24 to 2Gs 04.1...8Lack... 24 to 20, 04.1
Ditto Potato 31s Oil to 33a Od
Pus, Grey 35 to 42u 01...Map1e... 40 to 41s 04
53 to GO
lilac lmperial 6O to 64
White 44 to 50. .11oilen.
8W44, Mangan 38 to 40 Tick ..40 to 42...01d 45 to 47
Harrow 42 to 43 ........ Small 13 to 45.. old 49 to 51
TAR TA, New Spring .... ,- to - .New Winter- to -...01d - to -
Itaitsiiii, New .
r. eat.
White - to -
Per thoussaL
.Cl 2 10s to £l3 Os.
Per seek 0141041.5.
Fuien, Town made, delivered 51 to 53... _Fine Household 46 to 50
Norfolk and Suffolk .. 40 to 44 Whites 42 46
Nortlitenherland, Lincoln, and Yorkshire - to -
Sussex mad Kent -to - Irish -to -
FOREIGN.
Duty gold In Bond.
Wimar, Dantrie and Konigsberg 60 to 63 fine to 70...34 to 60
Poineranean, Rostist, and Stettin, new 60 to 65...34 to till
Froith and Brabant
Danish and Ilamburgh GO to 62...54 to 56
RU.4iall 45 to 51 . . Egyptian... -to -...- to -
Danube and Odessa 5O to 58...48 to 54
Scanish,hard - to -
Canadian ...... - to - Australian 60 to 68...
Rrs
Bast.r.v, Feeding ...... 28 to 34 Distilling 31 to 38.-- to -
Limps - to -
OATs, 141154.18 - to -
l'omeranean and Stralsund - to -
Swedish and I hlll6ll - to -
Friezeland and Dote
feed to - - to
Ditto Blew. to -
13gias, Tick - to - old 38 to 40...- to -
Small - to - old 42 to 44...- to -
Egyptian. 36 to 38 Tuscany ...... -to -. .34 to 36
-...- to -
Prdo, Grey
White 44 to 48 Boilers - to -
Tsars{ Ott -.10 - .r..... .sew - to -Alie - to - Duty free
Lissaco Baltic and
an
'Mediterranean anti Odessa
Kieran.
CLOVIIItED, Red - to -White - to -p. cwt. Duty sis .714. p. est.
ItAPEEKL. CAKM free of duty, per ton, SS Ss. to £5 10s.
LIN-4:1:11 CAKES Dutch and German ditto to 1:11 109.
Ditto French and American ditto £lO Os. to1:10 Ills
per Bel. of 196110.
Flout, American, in Rood 3O to 31
Dantsic and Hamburg 20 to 30
Canadian (Duty 71el. per barrel)
French free - to - per Sack of 280 Ito.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 214 NOV. TO 28th NOV.
Qrs. English. Scotch. Irish. Foreign.
Wheat
Barley
Oats 3328 ISO 10282 6403
Flour, 5214 sacks, 10219 barrels; malt, 2152.
Livros Avgasues, Nor. 26.-Wheat, 595. 9d.: Barley, 425. I Id.;
Oats, 258. 101.; Rye, 425. 74.; beans, 465. 44.; Peas, 495.
IMPERIAL AVERAGES.
Wheat.,. Ii ;Ilse lerldi 2(..::th 54 39s 3d 45s 54 475 311
60s 10! 411 s 24 26s 60 39s 04 439 91 185 101
Gls 94 415 81270 04 Its 141460 Id 50a 8d
162 s 3.1 Us 34 27s 3441 s 5.1405 94 508 ltd
Gls 54 41* 84 266 94 421 44 tris 104 Son 104
59s M 434 114125 s 104 12s 74 48s 4449 s 04
----7126. 6414071-11-444.7 s 741496-7 TI
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ANDOVER, Nov. 28.-Miller9 purchased rather ex-
tenaivete. White Wheat rather short ; the few samples
sold made from 161. ss. to 161. 10s. per load ; best red and
mixed from 15/. 15s. to 16/. ; other samples not dry, and
requiring mixing with good old, were to had at from 30s. to
1/. less. Flour at the price of lust week. In Burley the
show was great, but the business dull, and it was with diffi-
culty last week's quotations could be sustained ; the best
malting we observed sold did not make more than 455. per
quarter ; best grinding from 40s. to 425., at the weight of 10
score to 10 score 1211 a.; some light and much discoloured,
not weighing more than score 6 lbs. to 9 score 12 lbs., could
have been had at frog:s. to 365. Barley Mealalt is at 21s.
per bag for cash, and for credit ; hest M they are
charging 'b. per bushel for, and ordinary samples at from
S. to Ss. 64.1. Of Oats there was a great supply, et we saw
but few samples change hands; the best may bey quoted at
the terms of last week, but the inferior at about Is. decline ;
the hest samples sold made 305., while inferio couleans, d be h
eas,ad
at from 21s. to 265. per quarter. In Rye,r B P
Tares, and Indian Corn very little doing ; the prices are
about the same as before quoted.
AVLERIWRV, Nov. 28.-The market firm and the
supply abundant, more especially of the Lent corns; the
Wheat, howeenr, brit in vnidrilina ennditinn Whose, par
qr., new, sls. to 61s. old,, 565. new,y 38s. to 445.; Oats,
28, to 32.5. ; Beans, 44s. ; 43s. ; Peas, boilers, 525.
BCCIONGIIAM, Nov. 28.--Wheat, per qr., old, .365.
to 625. ; new, 609.; Barley, 365. to 3fis.; Peas, 40s. to G2s. ;
Beans, 365. to 42.5. • Oats, 235. to 30s. ; Vetches, 40s. to 465.
COLCHESTER, Nov. 28.-The condition of the new
Wheat is affected by the weather. and such may be bought
for less money, although not intrinsically cheaper than of
late, while fine dry parcels fetch higher prices. Fine Bar-
leys sell well, but the lower kinds hang on band. Few
Beans offering, and little disposition is manifested to transact
in the article.
EXETER, Nov. 28.-We had not a good supply at
our market yesterday of Wheat, and prices of former week
fully maintained, in some instances more money given.
Barley was in better supply, and the turn cheaper, say is.
per
qr. from last week. Oats were more plentiful in offer, and taken
in full pries of last week. Wheat, 8s 9a. to Ss. 3d. Bar-
ley, 4s. 6d. to ss. Oats, 3s. 4d. to is. Sd.
GLOUCESTER, Nov. 28.-During the week, English
Wheat has been in fair supply, and all fine qualities-have
found buyers at an advance of Is. per quarter. In foreign
a few sales are reported, at previous rates. Malting Barley
firm: for grinding Is. per quarter more money has been ob-
tained. In Beans and Oats but little passing ; the sales ef-
fected are at rather lower rates. At our market this day,
there was ood supply of English Wheat, which met a free
sale at an improvement of Is. to 2s. per quarter. Foreign 1
was in demand, and holders obtained Is. per qr. advance.
Malting Barley the turn cheaper ; grinding in good request,
at former prices. Beans and Oats remain above noted.
nglish,
The currency of our market is as under :-W asheat E
white, per imperial bushel, 7s. 6d. to 7s. 9d. ;
;Dantr red, 7s.ie (low 3
. to
7s. 6d. ; Irish per 60 lbs.,
ad.
to high mixed) per 480 Ites., Bs. 3d. to SP. 6d. ; Polish, Pome-
ranian, Stettin, ,s. 3d. to 7s. 9d.1 Odessa
6s. Mari
7anopoli,
soft,r II
7e. to is, 4;d. ; Odessa, Taganrog. hard, tO 5. B,
English, grinding, per 392 lbs., 335. to 355. ; Irish, 31s. to
345.; foreign, 335. to 345. English malting, per imperial
quarter, 38s. to 44s ; Irish, 425. to 435. Beans English,
per imp. busl., ss. Bd. to Os. ; foreign, Egyptian, per Gsillba.,
ss. 6d. to ss. Bd. ;French, Dutch, small Tick, ss. Bd. to 6a.104.1.
Oats Limerick, Wexford, and Enniscorthy, white, per 3121 b.,
28s. 6d. to 315.; Cork, Waterford, and Youghall, 28s.
to 305.; Welsh:. black, per imperial, 28s. to 28s. 6d.;
Irish, per 312 lbs., 28s. to 28s. 6d. Peas, breakers, per
imperial bushel, English,to Ss. 3d. ; foreign, 6s. 9d.
to 7s. fid.; grey and grinders, per 6.5 1-3 d lbs. ss. Bd. to
ss. Bd. ; foreign, ss. 10d. Flour, best seconds, English,

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•
48s. to 50s, Linseed Cakes, Dutch, re ME, crud.
91. 10a. M IW.,' French. lfiL let to 121. -Iksll
m I a IC::
nto.4
to
-11 C, .**ayvoil
there,
steaks/Aug 27th Novsogillytfi ;
Wheat, 716 Oats. Mace Ile September
Wkcei, 2,994 ParleY, 7,734 *4Am Baas, 7261'weL
13171SDFORD, Nov. siX-m• 9111.0:fa at
our market to-day was good, hut the •
slack, and the greater portion ettl4l Whim& bed=
Gales were with difficulty ma, usage Ai beret the We
.551 Of red and testate ; dimmer rediting Hi. is. sod
the base 181. 10s., which ere shows the teem mess as
paid lmt week. Barley was plautiful, aud without dfill)=
coramasied the full prices of last week. Best malting
Lasiuslitl74.44l.; extra, 455. Peas, 45e. Oats, 243. to 28s.
to 455.
MAWS. MLR, Nov. 28.-A steady business has
beoastllos during the week, at full prices. At Liverpool j
icew uesiasss7alluthatpt
el:nniiithooftl:t:e:di"f:h:m:eprtelal:tetanW:;tibfdtil:TreiaiskeubotialUi.bU::f,d:ieg'robUWCtlith;on:rlhetb.rel::toTAsnalanttlyarcmraf,oa spyF
Flour,
r k
eieadta t the
superior nse
Wake-
field yesterday, increased confidence and &inners were ob-
is
t
ast
lalalls.:iirtaidsperhhnin,ateTd.t.h6ds.el:lo.
aOtatolcriuscuwleila.
mdte noo,
;a,
variation.
quoted.iaadealuon.
todßl
Wheat,
..anulds..bareperope:l.qborBth:eworti.ffotio
7879 d.,
.Enogalth:pwel:itebu,shBse.l9do.fltorigisb..u9. d. ; red, fiald. to 9s. 3d.;
Enn-dgli"rtheag".amrua:44san. 3dd fine.
to
4s.
tick, 4.figns.BetosecodeaLs,.ape,mrsqlaisr.t.
t,oofprc.b,,,,n,...i.7larbrushs:tal.p.,, Wraith.
,btuoushs.lesut.o;.
white boilers, die. Flour, per sack of 2801 b., English and ,
Irish fine, 431. to 455.; superfine, 46e. to 485. ,• extra ditto,
60s. to 52a. Oatmeal, per load of 2301 b., English still Irish,
425. to 435. Arrivals at Liverpooljtuocorn and Wakefield,
from Nov. 21st to Nov. 27th inclusive :-Wheat, 10,275 qea. ;
Barley, 1,789; Oats, 3,241; Beans, 4,1.55; Malt, 606; Oat-
meal Shelling, 3,659; Flour, 3,569 sacks and 13,001 brie.
NEWCAsTLE-ON-Tvtif, NOV. 28.--The weather this
week has been extremely wet, a considerable quantity of
rain having fallen up to lasht night, when we expesnowrienced a
sharp frost, and to-day we ave a heavy fall of : very
fortunately, however, seeding operations are nearly com-
pleted in this district, so that this untoward change will not
prove of much consequence. At our masked this morning
we had a moderato show of Wheat from' the growers, but
the snivels ~cowls being liberal, such country qualities
were only about Is. per quarter dearer., whilst the farmers'
supply was cleared off early at an advance of fully 2s. per
quarter. In foreign there was more doing, and in the sales
effected rather over previous rates was obtained. For Flour
we experienced an improved enquiry, but only in partial
instances was 465. exceeded for choice Norfolk households.
Should, however, our millers succeed in establishing a fur-
ther advance of 2s. per sack next week, we may look for
Norfolk qualities being in more favour. Rye unaltered.
Malting Barley sold slowly, and only extra Chevalier main
tabled its price,other sorts being offered at lower rates without
excit,ng much attention. In Malt rather less passing, and
the same may be said of Beans and Peas. The supply of
Oats from the growers being much less than last week, a
clearance was early effected at a slight improvement.
Wheat, British, Northumberland, old, white, 5Gs. o
65 Gls.;
red, 485. to 60s. ; new, white, 625. to 60s. ; red, 625. ts.
Norfolk and Suffolk, old, white, 565. to 605. • rsii, 50a. to
625. ; new, white, 665. to 695. ;ire d, 61s. to 6fia. ; Lincoln-
shire, old, white, 565. to 645. ; red„ls. to 60a ; new, white, 645.
to 675. ; red, 60s. to G4s. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 40s. to
48s. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 424. to 455. ; Chevalier,
445. to 465. ; Northumberland
and and
diScotchng 345. 3fis. to 40a. ;
Chevalier, 40s. to 425. ; grinding atilli,
Malt, 60a. to 665.; Chevalier, 645. to 63a. Oats, Northum-
berland and Scotch Potatoe, old, 26e. to 345. : new, 265. to
325.; common and Angus, old, 265. to 30s. new, 20s. to
'2Ge. Pease, white boilers, 465. to 525. Beans, 464. to .52..
Flour, fine Stockton and Northumberland, 41s. to 475.;
Norfolk whites, per sack, 4fis. to 495.; households, 445. to
414.• seconds, 40s. to 445. ; lionwholde, 4115. to 435.;
thirds, 345. to 38e.; households, 31s. towhite 3.45.
Ms. Wheat
to
,
Foreign, Dantsic and Konigsberg,
665. ; d, 51.. to 585. ; white, 60s. to ; red, Atis.
to 60a. ; Meeklenlsurg and Pomeranian, white, 625. to 60a. ;
red, 58s. to 62e. • Hamburg, Marks, and Anbult, white, 606.1
to 64,1. ; red, 56;4 to 595. ; Kind and Holstein, so.. to 60e. ;
red, 545. to 585. Barley, Saul, white, 38s. to 425.; Pome-
ranian, and Holstein, white, 345. to 40s. Oats, Dutch brew,
white, 265. to 31s, ; Pomeranian feed, white, 245. to 275. -,
Holstein and Danish, white, 245. to 265. ; Archangel and
Riga, white, 245. to 26e. Peas, white, 14s. to 48s. Flour,
per barrel of 196th., United States and Canada, duty
325. to 34.. 'the arrivals this week are : Wheat, per 9r.,
coastwise, 1,906; foreign, 88 ; Barley, eievitwise, 944 ;
Oats, coastwise, 184 ; Peas, foreign, 400. Flour, coastwise,
253 sacks.
NouWlell, Nov. 28.-We have had a fair supply
of Wheat at market to-day, the demand steady at last week's
prices. The supply of Barley was tolerably good ; best sam-
ples were eagerly taken at our quotations. Flour a dull sale.
The following are the prices of Grain : Wheat, white, new,
per quarter, 61s. to 675. • red, new, 595. to 625. ; do., old,
55a. to 595. Bar:ey, malting, 455. to 475. ; common, 41s. to
435., fed per qr. for inland freight. Flour, superfine, 455.;
household, 42°. Gd. per sack, free on board at Yarmouth, pur-
chasers finding sacks.
11,F.ADING, Nov. 28.-The gradual falling off in our
supply of Wheat begins to excite attention, and an opinion
is becoming general that prices ere long will advance, as the
millers have for some time been reducing their stocks con-
siderably. At this das 'a market the extreme rates of last
week were realised, but farmers who hold over forßarley
next
week insisted on lx. to '2a. per quarter more money.
and Oats were likewise full Is. per quarter dearer. Beans
and Peas without alteration.
SVSDERSA:s et, Nov. 28.-The weather is cold and
wet, and the past week has been untie for field work. Win
ter appears to he commencing with rigour, and the chickange
being sudden, the farmers will have to get their st at
once into winter
Wheat in niequarters. There was a sma supply of
at ce to.day from the farmers, but asmples of
south country are not wanting. The demand was pretty
good, and a clearance was effected soon, atted a trifling The advighesancet
,
in which all qualities of Wheat participa. h
prices fur the finest Wheats were 68s. to 705., and good
average qualities, Gls. to 665. There is a small demand for
malting Barley, at from 425. to 48s. Oats are in tolerable
request, at 21s. to 32a. Fine Flour continues ph•ntieu
wl, at
4fis. to 49e. The arrivals coastwise for the post week ere,
340 quarters of Barley and
ters, 2.50
at sackss. of Flour; and the
averages ; Wheat, 247 quar 55 71. Barley,
345 quarters, at 453. per quarter
WIsBF.CII, Nov. 28.-We have had a pretty good
show o
r; Wheat to-day, condition much affected with wet
weather; good dry samples arc slow sale at barely au good
prices as last week, and all other kinds are had to sell at Is.
to 25. per qr. below the rates of this day week. Bea= and
Oats are each slow trade at late prices. NVheat, white, 611 b.
to 631 b. per qr., 575. to 645. ; red, 611 h. to 63 lb., 644. toGos.
Beans, 64 lb. to 66 lb., new, 41". to 465. ; old, 46a. to 475.
Oats, meshing, 401 b. to 42 lbs., 134 d. to lid. per stone ; feed,
371 b. to 39 lb. per qr., 235. La 255.
WINCIIY.STEIt, Nov. 28.-Samples of best dry
white Wheat were scarce or held back; grand grinding, red,
made 645. to Ms. per quarter, while some out of condition,
could have been purchased between 5511. and os. per r.
Barley, form ting, of good weight and colour6, sustained
previous prices ; best grinding was also sold freely at lag
week's quotations ; many grown light and greatly dis-
coloured might be set down at Is. per qr. lower. Rye was
not much in request. Oats were shown in great quantities,
yet the trade cannot be said to have suffered a deprvssion in
price. Beans sound, and of thi, year's giowth were a trifle
higher. Peas and Tares were nominal, there not being much
done with those articles. Good Malt now selling ,t from
68.. to 70s. per qr. Best Flour from 50s. to 525. per bag ;
seconds from 4Gs. to 435. Barley Meal from 20s. to 215. per

bag.sNl
t. Barley:N '.,
oti
cRT
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:I
...:4. siTER Wheat,l 1,4
r,
4.
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markett 28•-Wheat,
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was
moderately supplied with Wheat, and an advance of Is per
qr. being generally demanded, less business than usual was
done, as the millers and dealers in stock were reluctant to
pay higher prices than this day se'nnight. Red Wheats
realised 7s. to 7s. 4d. per bushel of 621 b., and white, 7s. Gel.
to 7". 10d. Barley in greater demand, and few samples of
really fine malting qualities offering caused an advance of
Is. to 2s. per qr., while the new Barley, being light
distilling and id- 1
ferior, could only be disposed of for grinding soul
purposes, at a decline of la. to 2s. per qr. Old Beans very
plentiful, at Gs. per bush. of 651 b. ; new, 55.6 d. to 5s Bd. Peas'
for boiling less sought after, and were weedily purchased at
7s. per imperial bushel ; grinding qualities, old and new,
saleable at ..ks. 3d. to ss. 6.1. per bush. of 651 b. More English
Oats than usual were offered, and those of fe description
made 4s. 6d. per imperial betahel ; new Irish, 4s. per bushel
of 391 b.
YORK, Nov. 28.-We have still small supplies of
perrain at market this day. Wheat is steady sale at about Is.
qr. over last week's prices, Barley and Oats unaltered
in value. Beans, Is. per qr. lower. In other articles no
alteration. The followtng are the present prices of grain:-
Wheat, per imperial qr., white. 635. to 665.; red, a7s. to
603. ;Barley, malting, 425. to 455.; grinding, 375. to 40.. ;
Beans, 465. to 495. ; Rye, 40s. to 435. ; Malt, 68s. to 70s. ;
Oats, per stone, Is. to L. Old.; Flour, per sack of 2801 b., 4Gs.
to 50s.
Dyntis, Nov. 27.-The supply of grain at market
to-day was very small. There was a good demand for all
descriptions, at an advance of Gd. to ls. per barrel on Wheat,
rid. on Oats, and Is. to 1.. Gd. on Barley. Bakers purchased
Flour largely this week, chiefly second Flour at 205. to 21s.
per cwt. As the demand was freely met by'holders, no im-
provement .n the price can be noted. Coarse Flour, and
Oatmeal are each fully Gd. per cwt. dearer. Wheat, per
band, white, new, 355. to 395.; r 34 to 375. Cal. ; Oat.,
Pls. to 19s. Byre, If3s. to 235. Barley, 18s. Gd. to 235. ;
Oatmeal, per cwt., 20s. to 225. Gd. ; Flour, firsts, 21s. Gd. to
235. ; seconds, 20s. tour,s.; inferior, 17s. to 19s. _thirds, 13s.
to 16s. American Flo per barrel, 3•55. to 375. Starch,
per cwt., 368. to 38s. Bran, per 6 stone, 4s. to ss.
LIMERICK, Nov. 28.-Itatber a larger market of
Wheat to band to-day, say about 1,200 barrels, and buying
pretty brisk ; in fact, millers cannot get enough to meet
current consumption. Prices paid were Is. 9d. to Is. 111 d.
per stone for red and white, as in quality. All Oats coming
to market taken greedily at 14d. per stone. Batley, lid.
The few cargoes of Indian Corn lately to hand having been
absorbed, price of Indian meal has been advanced to 17i. per
ton, and whole meal to 18/., with a large continuously
increasing consumption.
SLIGO, Nov. 28.-Our arrivals continue large, but
our consumption keeps pace with them. Indian Meal going
largely into consumption, and preferred Oatmeal. Whe
185. atBd.
,
per 20 stone, 31s. to 375. Oats, per barreto
l, I3s. ad. to