The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-07 00:00:00

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ARRIVALS INTO LONDOIi FROM 3nl OCT. TO ith ()CT.
Clls Engligh. Irigh. Fore;gtet.
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t.ir'y
Oats
Fleur, 33Algarks, barmlg; malt, —.
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Ocr. 6.—Sine this day SC nnight the buta-
ne,* done in the Corn trade liar lies% by no means huge,
holders showed great tirmne,.' and the prices asked pre-
vented buyers coming forward. At this day's market we
had a large show of Wheat, for which the farmers were
asking very high rates; purchased with rel..ctance at
about 2s. per quarter advance on last week's prices. No
advance could be obt • lon foreign, and the Mark. t very
dull. But little spring Corn shown, and we note no Aera-
tion in any article.

LYNN, Ocr. B.—There Were fair supplies of corn at
market today, and all descriptions free sale. Wheat at an
advance of 2.. to 3s. per quarter. Barley faliy 21. per
quarter, and Beans and Peas, Is. to 2s. per quarter. We
quote as follows : —Wheat, 63 lb:. to the barrel, It.. to 81s. ;
tine, 6-So. ; and white, tiBs. Barley, hest, nuns, 4I 4. to 12e. ;
tine, 430. to 41s. Beans, old, 48s. to 605.; new, 46.. t.) 48e.
per quarter to the growers.

S.tusnettr, (k-r. 6.- -.lt thin day's market mer-
chants and millers showed eagerness, and almost every sample
of Wheat of was taken ut an advance of from .Is. to 50.
per quarter over last mark, t. Some prime seed Wheats hold
as high as btk. per quarter, or 20/. per load. blood dry
grinding ditto. new made, from lid. 10a. to 17/. Ills. per
loal, or from up to 700. per quarter. Fine tam; les of
Ihirley were eagerly enquired after at an advance of 2s. per
quarter, prices varying between I.ls. per quarter •
some inferior samples lower. Oats extremely short ; good
socat samples soon found purchasers at a further advance of
from Is. to is, per quarter ; prices from 2.75. up to 335. per
quarter. Bemis and Peas also higher, by at least Is. per
quarter. Tares were brisk, best making 21s. per sock, or
per bushel. Yellow Maize front 365. to Ma., and u kite
ditto, at Is.

WOODSTOCK, OCT. G.—wheats, tos. a load higher ;
old Wheat. 14/. to 16/. ; Dew Wheat, 131. to 16/. ; old Beans,
9/. 10.. to 11/. ; new Beans, 10/. ; hag Peas, 10/. ; white
Peas, 111. jar load ; Barley, 325. to 12s. ; Oahe. 265. to Ms.;
Vetches, 325. to 12s. r quarter; Flour, seconds, 44. per
sack.

BAVARIA.—The government has caused purchases
of corn to lx• made at Odessa toll.. sable of 2,00,0bd of florins.
which arc destined for distribution in the districts where it
will be most wanted.

HAY.

SmAssurtr, Orr. 6.—llny is on the decline: best
meadow offered at 4/. per ton, gm which similar in quality
was wild at U. 15$1. a fortnight ago. Clover is also reee4insr
in prier, front 41. to 41. lth. heintt the top prices asked. The
rapid erowth and improved appearance of the 'furnip crops
fur Sheep feed in the winter is supposed to be the chief taus°
of this reduction.

I MI'S.

BonorraT M tnKET, Two o'Clork.-31easrs. Pat-
toulett and Smith, Hop Factors, report that th 3 market is
stry firm at the following prices :
3114 :owl Kloit Kent., frm.. ..... per (.Irt.L4 C.i. to .C 7 to.
Wield i.l Kent. . .... .. „ 4 0 to 1. o
On-vs, from
Frnham.
I in' ling Keats
Yetrling Sworn „ 310 to 4 •
01.111g* „ 2 0 to 1 0