The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-05 00:00:00

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Wheat
I 400 ltailey I 4786 I
Osta 3209 I 12234 I 10718
Flour, 2765 who, 12074 barrels; molt,

GLOUCESTER, OCT. 3.—During the week the supply
of English Wheat has found buyers at a further advance of
2s. per quarter upon last Saturduy's prices. All Spring Corn
held vary firmly, and commanding extreme rates. At our
market this day, the advance on English Wheat was 3s. to
4e. pa. quarter upon last Saturday's prices. Foreign was sold
extensively, partly on speculation, at an advance of 2a. to 3s.
per qr. Fine Irish malting Barley in good request: much of
the new English does not give eattsfaction. Oats and Beans
rely firm, at Is. per qr. advance.
WISBECIT, OCT. 3.—The supply of Wheat con-
tines large, of other grain small. Wheat met a brisk de-
mand at an advance of 3s. per quarter; Beans Is. to 25.;
and Oam Is. dearer. We quote as follows :—Wheat, old,
60s. to 60s. per quarter ; new, 583. to 665.; extra, 68a. 04.,
lc Id. to Is. 2d. per 'tone. Beans, 46e. to 48e. per quarter ;
old, 60e. to the growers.

WINCHESTER, OCT. 3.—The new market this day
was crowded wi,h millers and farmers. So much activity
and animation has not been witnessed here for some time
past; all eaw to purchase, even at the advance of 3s. per
qr. on best Wheat, and 2s. per qr. on i'tferior. Barley was
sought after' yet but few samples at market of the best
malting kind. The price for such is stilton the advance, and
may be quoted at least Is. per qr. higher than at this market
last week. Grinding Barley, for pig feed, is also dearer, say
at least Is. per qr. Oats.—The prime sweet samples were
very scarce, and looking upwards. Second quality found
ready purchasers. Rye.—There were several samples offered,
which soon found purchasers. Beans and Peas were very
scarce and dearer. Winter Tares were also full 3d. per bushel
higher than at last market. Maize more asked for, and some
seeks were sold at at least Is. dearer than on the prev:ous
week.

WORCESTER, OCT. 3.—At our market to-day the
supply of Wheat wrs short, and on English Wheat an ad-
vance wag realised of 4s. per quarter, and on Foreign 23.
per quarter. Barley 2a. pa quarter dearer. Oats Is. do.
ditto. Beans and Peas, each Is. per quarter higher.

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ANDOVER, OCT. 3.—More than 1,000 quarters of
Wheat were sold at this market to-day, nearly every sample
at an advance of from 2s. to 3s. per quarter over the same
qualit'e, sold on last market day. Mr. Fry, a large far.r.er
near Andover, sold white Wheat at 171. per load; many
samples went off at 161. per load, which lest week were 0,-
freed at ::om 151. to 15/. 10*. per load. For Barley bighar
prices were asked end obtained, particularly the best met-
ing samples. The weight this year is very deficient, the
best nut more than 10 arore 61b.. ; same good-lookirv, the
weight not about 9 acore 15 lbs., which other years weighed
:Nam 15 stone to 15 stone 6 Ihs per sack. Prime Oats wr re
much in demand, as hi.^7h as 32... per quarter being given ;
inferior ditto, 26a. to 30s. per qr. Berns were scarce, and
dearer by Is. per sack. Peas, both white and grey, were
also on the rise. Tares made from 3d. to lid. per bushel
more than lest week. Indian Corn WAS more inquired
r .er, at a trifling advance.
MANCHESTER, OCT. 3.—A steady business has been
done during the week in this and the neighbouring markets,
at gradurry ins:woving prices for every article but Oats and
Oatm7.l. Our Exchange to-day is fully attended. Fine
new and old Wheats meet a moderate sale, at an advance of
3d. to 41. per bushel. Prime new English and Irish Flour
is much wanted, and we rai.e our quotations '2s. per sack,
American and Canadian being also Is. to 2s. per barrel
dearer. New Oats and Oatmeal slow of sale, and ld. to 2d.
per bushel, and Is. per load cheaper—old unaltered in value.
Beans, 2s. pet quarter higher. Malt held for improved rate..
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YORN, OCT. 3.—Our supplies of Wheat have con-
siderably fallen off this week, and prices have advanced full
3s. per qr. Barley is also in good demand at an advance of
2s. to 3s. per qr. Oats, short supply, and late prices wily
marnt-,int.u. Hour, 3e. per sack higher.
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HULL, Orr. 3.—A steady business doing. Wheat,
new, 2% to 3a., awl old, le. to 2A. per qr. higher. Brrley,
grindiwT, has advanced le per quatter. Oa '+ as before.
Beans and Peas firm, and very scarce.
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SmenEttLAND, OcT. 3.-A great deal rt, f.ll
at the early part of the week, but the weather is agr'n fine
and settled, and field-work is proceeding very s
There was a very large supply of both old and new Wheat at
market to-day, and the miters being ::ee purchasers, and
there being a good demand for Feed COVJ the whole we.
very quickly .old at en advance of about 2s . per quarter.
Some parcels of new Wheat were cold at Gss., and fur a fine
sample of old 645. were ref: sad. Prices ranged for old .:inn
40s. to 535., and for new f:ant 565. to 61s. per quarter. South
country Wheats and free foreign are in demand at propor-
tional prices. No malting Barley, which is in request, on
offer. Oats, ready sale at 22s to 28s. Beans and Peas, 2..
per quarter advance. Flour,ready sale at 46.. to 48s for the
best. Averages for the week ending 29th Sept. •-Wheat,
420 qrs., at 50s. 3d. ; Oats, 80 qrs., at 275. Bd.; and Beans,
10 qrs., at 48e. per qurrter.
NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, Orr. 3.-At our market this
morning we had a very large supply of Wheat from the
growers, notwithstanding which a clearance was Testily
effected at an advance of fully 4s. to 51. per quarter, whilst
where isles of south country qualities were made a singer
improvement was e-tablahed, but some holders declined
selling at that enhancement. In forei'n the business done
wes at fully a rise of 4s. to Gs. per quarter according to
quality, and a fair quantity was dispo ed of on these terms.
Bonded samples are mostly withdrawn om the market.
Flour continues extremely scarce, and all qualities must be
noted fully 3s. per sack dearer than on this day se'nnight. Our
millers shun raised Flour 4s. per sack to dav, thcrs price now
being 50. for household descriptions. New Rye is wanted, and
shipments may be encouraged. We value extra qualities at 425.,
weighing 60 to 611 b. per bushel. Malting Barley in moderate
request, choice new being saleable at 435. per quarter, weigh-
ing 51 to 511 lb. per bushel. The demand, however, has not
regularly set in, there being few malting. at work yet.
Prime veason.made Malt must be quoted 2.. per quarter
higher, extra Chevalier being now worth 645. to 66. per
quarter. In Beans there is little passing, but boiling Pease
are exciting more attention, and must be noted the tutu
dearer. Being scantily suppied with new Oats, a clearance
was early made at an improvement of Is. per quarter, whilst
at the same time a good business was done in foreign Pome-
ranian descriptions, weighing 391 b. per bushel, at 275. per
quarter, The duty on Wheat is Is., and on Barley, Rye,
Beans, and Pease, severally, Gd. per quarter lower, tae duty
on the latter articles being now at their minimum. For
Seed, white Wheat, up to 745. per gustier was obtained.
DCBLIN, OCT. 2.-the grain markets have gone
upwards nearly 2.. per barrel on Wheat and Oats, and urn
lc to Is. Gd. on Flour and Oatmeal, within the last week. A
state of excitement prevails in the trade, which is not con-
fined to the Irish, but also to the English markets, the Liver-
pool trade being equally erected a. our own. That
a state of high prices will continue for some lime
weeks m
is also equallY certain, which can only be stopped
by an immense supply of Indian Corn, Wheat,
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ust elapse before the orders
of government cm be executed. The prices to-day were
31.., and even 3.55. 6d. for the best white Wheat, and from
32.. to 335. for red. Old Oats, 200. ; new, 16s. per barrel.
Oatmeal, 19s. to 215.: second Flour, 20s. ; first, rnd
Indian Meal, 141. to 15% per cwt., are among the prices of
the wholesale market. Retail prices of Flour, Gym 2s. Bd.
to 3s. 6d. per stone ; Oat meol, f.em 2s. Gd. to 3s. per stone.
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CORK, Ocr. 2.-At market to-day the following
prices were realised :-White Wheat, 32a. 3d. to 345. 61 per
barrel. Red Wheat, 234. Gd. to 325. do.; Do., 325. to 335. 6d.
do. Be-ley, 13s. to 16s. do. ; Do., 16s. to 17s. do. Bere,
20s. to 255. do. Oats, 131. to lls. 2d. do. ; Do., 14s. 2d. to
15s. Bd. do.
NEWRY, OCT. 1.-We had an immense supply of
ell kin's of grain at our market to day, sellhig, in mostly
every case, at improved prices. Red Wheat, lls. 3d. to
lls. 13d. per cwt. • White, lla. 63. to 12.. 7d. per cwt. Bar-
ley, 8..13d. to per cwc. Oats, 131 d. per stone. Flour,
at Cairnbawn Mills, let, 20s. per cwt.; 2d, 17s. per cwt. ;
3d, 14s. per cwt. Oatmeal, at Castle-street market, 16s. 3d.
to 17.„ Id. per cwt. machine-manufacture, 17s. 6d. to 18s.
pzr cwt.
DANTZTC.-Oar accounts tr-e to the 22nd Septem-
ber, when a large demand for wheat was expel ienced, espe-
cially for Belg.en and France, and considerable axles had
been made at advancing prices. It is atatad that it was not
expected that more than 20,000 qrs. would be received during
the remainder of the prexent xeason from the interior, and
therefore pikes were expected to sun very high. The prices
of Wheat are quoted ;roam 483. to 495. per quarter for line
mixed; 50s. for good; and 515. to 535, for high mixed. The
potato crop was in a deplorab:e state, and not more than a
fourth was expected to be sound.
EotPr.-From Alexandria, under date of the 19th
nit., it is stated that the corn mark•A was more cr'm • the
prices, however, were maintained from 70 to 75. In Beau,
lime important transactions had taken place, all for English
account, the prices .rom .35 to 60; say 15,000 orders at 55,
and 1.5,000 at 60. The operations would have been on a
larger scale, but for the want of shipping and the scarcity of
money. Barley was quoted 42 to 41; Lentiles, 60; small
Peas, 60.
TURK EY.-Adviees from Constantinople to the
18th ult. report that there was little good Wheat in the place.
About 3,000 chaos of Indian Corn had been purchased for
London, and for Algiers 2,000 chilos of Barley. There was
in stock of Wheats of various sorts 65,000 chilos; of Ibrail
soft Wheat, 10,000. Indian Corn and Bar:ey ran short.
From transhipment the prices were :-Hard Azeph Wheat,
from 18 is 20 hard Odessa, 17 to ls ; hard Bessarabia, 17
to 19; Remelia, IG to 17 ; soft Ibrail, 13 to 15 : do. Romelia,
18 to 19; Indian Corn, 10 to 12; Barley, 8 to 85.

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