The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-24 00:00:00

Tbe arrivals this week are; Wheat, wise,coast 1,638 ;
foreign, 2,336 ; Rye, coastwise, 20: foreign, Barley,
pattwin, 20 • foreign, 1,235 • Malt, coastwise, 235; Oats,
coastwise, 358'; Peas, foreign, Flour, 2,350 sacks,
NIWPOUT, ISLE OF WIGHT, July 22.-Our market was
well supplied with all kinds of Corn thn day.
week's Wheat sold
at an advance of Is. to 2.. per qr. over last prices.
Barley Is. cheaper. Oats, Is. dearer.
NORWICH, July 22.-Our market toalay wu well supplied
with Wheat from the formats, and prices were tier', at prices
above last week's. The potato disease seems to be srrea•h_
log (not rapidly) in the. locality ; but we think that much of
hat is d disease is not disease, but maturity of thie
.
plant, which in former years would have excited no stop
non whatever, and the cry is s ailed more for the sake of
miscue prices than for an adherence to truth. Flour,
f.0.b..,
households, mule le. per sack more mono!, in.; this chiefly
in eonsequence of tne ihe"rnese of power. In Barley
nothing is done save the ierinding torts, and they co
rem mm
sin
and
from 102. to Is. per none. Oats, Beans, and Peas
without alters:km in value. Wheat, white. 485. to 525. per
qr. ; red, 14s. to 475. sa. Beans, 36e. to 40e. Peso, 345. to
345. Fine household Flour, f.0.b., say 3.30. Oil. per sack of
Whs., purchneers finding sacks and claiming one month's
credit ; retail, ls. 10d. per stone.
Noprientilie. July 22.-The advance on Wheat in our
market to-day is fully Is. to 2.. per quarter ; and although
we have a fen supple, having had a deal of rain' fallen in
Spring Corn
the neighbourhood, holders do not press sales:
is short, both in supply and demand, and prices
toreunen
altered. White Wheat, 525. t 545.; red. 501._Sts., tae
best samples; 465. to 50.. inferior. Barley, 2.3s. to 14/. to 3ca.,
Oat., 225. to 265. 13 ens, 38.. to 40.. 19111,1!.
Flour, superfine, 405.; tine, 365.; seconds, 335.
PETEROOKOVOH, July 22.-The supply of Wheateat e i
was
s large
today, but that of Spring grain is very small.
in demand at fully 2s. per qr. over last week's rates. Oats
and Beans maintained late rates. No Barley offering.
Currency to the growers : Wheat, new, 40s. to
44,..; fine, 48s. to 505.; old, 481. to 50,.. Barley,
30s. to t.; fine. 34.. Oats, new, 18s. to t.;
fine, 225. to 245. ; old, 225. ; fine, 299. Beans, new, 38s •
to 401.
PETWORTH, July 22.-At our market to-day there was a
good supply of Wheat; firmer rates be,og generally de-
manded, somewhat can iced business ; there was, however,
a fair srsde et our quotations. But little on offer of other
grain. Wheat, white, 12/. to 131. per load ; red, 111. s. le
to 121. 'lathy, 32%. to 335. per qr. Oats, '22s. to 235.
Beans, 421. to 44.. Peas, 40s. to 425.
KBADINO, July 22 -At this day's market we had a large
attendance of farmers and dealers, and a good supply of
Wheat, which nearly all changed hands at an improvement
of Is. to 2s. per qr., in a great measure provoked by the tad
reports of the Potato blight. Barley, P. as, Beans, and Oats
still remain without any quotable variation is value.
SAFFRON WALDEN, July 22 -Wheat to. day was fully Is.
per qr dearer. Barley continues the same. Oats a trifle
cheaper. Beans and Peas unaltered.
SOKOL/MANI), July 22.-,he weather during the week
has been very changeable, with baisterous wines and heavy
ra ns. It is still unsetti' 4, but very favourable fur the crops,
though hey-making is retarded. Tht re are some slight re.
ports of the appearance of the Potato diaeasz but we have
no reason to credit them. The farmers are busy with bay.
making, and brought only a small supply of Wheat to
market. The arrivals enastwiee during the week have been,
520 qrs. of Wheat, 1,150 qrs. Oats, and 390 sacks of Flour.
The demand for Wheat was rather brisk, and prices ruled
about Is. a quarter more than last week. The best Wheats
are worth 50.• t • 541. ; average parcels, 48.. to 505. ; and in-
ferior samphs, 445. to 465. per qr. There is a demand for
very fresh south country Whens, at the highest quotations.
All other kinds of grain are only in retail demand. Oats
are dull Bale, and Is. per ginner lower. Grinding Barley
better sale, at 275. to 28s. ; and Malt better demand at 62%.
to 56•. Beans and Pets dull sale. Flour in good demand,
and steady, at late prices.
Weentesrea, July 22. - The attendance at to-day's
market was very good, and the supply of Wheat large. A
good amount of business, at an advance of 2s. to 3e. per qr.
Other grain was hut little inquired for, and remained at last
week's prices. Wheat, 42.. to 63,. Barley, 32.. to 3.50.
Oats, 21s. to 255. Beans, 403. to 50s.
WARWICK, July 22.-The crops are Fogy, ssing rapidly
in this locality. The attendance and supplies by sample to-
day were not large, but seasonably good. In the transac
tions for Wheat, bee white realised 171. to 18a. 6d. per tag;
red, 17s. to 18s. No foreign Wheat in supply. Old Beans
made 16.. to 16s. per bag; new, 14s. 64 to 15s. 6,1. Grey
Peas, 14s to 15s. Onnding Barley sold from 275. to 31s.
p:r qr. Oid Oats, 275. to 30s ; new, beat, 28s. ; secondary,
23.. The beet samples of Malt made 645. per qr. ; in-
ferior, 62a.
WINCHESTER, July 22.-There was an average supply cf
Wheat, which was sold at from ls. to 2a. per qr, above lest
week. Barley and Oats hut little inquirtl alter, find the
laver receded Is. per qr. Other grain no alteration. Wheat,
IfIL 15.. to 131. per load. Oats, 20s. to 251. per qr.
WISRECII, July 22.-With a change of weather, which
has much beaten down the crops, we have a very firm Wheat
trade, and a good fair supply today is taken freely at Is.
to 2s. per qr. advance on last week's prices. Oats and Beaus
unaltered. Wheat, fine, white, 61Ibs. to 621b5.. 480. to 50e.
per qr. • red, 4.55. to 471. ; good runt, 6011 m. to 611h5., white,
4.1%. to ies. ; red, 43.. to 4.55. ; common, 6711,1. to 591b5., white,
42a. to 4.55. red, 41s. toOats, fine new meeting,
per stone, 11d. ; good, new, feed, 102. to Mid. Beans,
new, 345. to 365. per qr.
YORK, July 22.-We have had a very smell show of Wheat
at market to-day, farmers being uawillia,e sellers at press: n
rates, and rather more mosey was paid by newly buyers.
Nothing doing in other articles. The weseher during the
week has been changeaele, with oecesional showers. Price.:
Wheat, white, 50s. to 53.. per imp. qr. •, red, 48s. to 50%.
Beans, 335. to 361. Rye, 325. to 31.. Malt, 60... to 625.
Oats, 91d. to tole. per stone of 141bs. Flour, 355. to 391.
per sack of 2801 be
Dueete, July '21.-Our supply of Wheat to this day's
market has been limited, and we must note an improve-
ment of Is. per barrel on our quatati os since this day
wennight. Oats were likewise 3d. to 64. dearer, and Indian
Cora, of which the supply has been small, realised au ad-
vance of 3s. to 4s. per qr. on Tuesday's currency; but this
imprensment was barely supported on to-day', market.
Other articles are without alteration. The following is the
general currency : Wheat, white, 28s. to 33e. ; red, 265.
to its. per 280111 . Oats, 10s. 3d. to 12a. 6d. per 196 lbs.
Barley, 14+. to 16.. 64. tier 2'241b. Oatmeal,ll%. to 13s. per
cwt. Flour, seconds, IGe. to 17s. 6d. per cwt. Indian Cora,
360. to 42.. per 48011 w.
Coax, July 21.-Notwithsending the existence, in some
isolated eases, of disease in tke Potato crop, we are happy to
be able to report most favourably on the general appearance
and prospects of this valnahle plant. Up to the present
time there is nothing to cause uneasiness or apprehension.
The slight aymptums of a suspicious character on the leaves,
and, in some few eases, on the stalks of the plant, serve,
is our opinion, but to prove the gradual dying out of the
disease, and should not, wa think, be viewed with that
alarm which mein, naturally perhaps, are disposed to
feel. We incline to the opinion that the crop will prove
generally plentiful and sound. The trade during the week
kaa been quiet; and if we exc pt an advance on Indian
Corn, caused by !hornless of stocks in merchants' heads, we
have so feature of interest to allude to. The arrivals of
foreign grain have been fee, and the receipts of home grain
very small. Wheat, notwithstanding the decline at the
English ide, is little changed in value. In
seemedred Wheat
we have little doing, but holden do `
not pose.' to
alter their terms. Barley rennin.. a+ at ovielaet. Ode have
varied but little invitee. In prepared Oata we nave ne improve-
me on aia• el. 1 i traa•acenas tee. h lute oecarred re on
the most limited scale. The consumption of Flour has fallen
off, and this, al led to the fast that our bakers had supplied
themselves rather more freely than their wants required
during the last fortniehe has produc -d • duffles* in the
market Prices however are firmly mentained. Indian
Corn, in the absence of foreign mar plies, and owing to small
stock., has advanced on the week to the extent of 104. to 15s.
per ton. Indian Corn Meal and other mean meet little
inquiry.
Werearoen, July 22.-The weather :his week has been
very ungenial, and our supplies of grain have fallen far ',lnlet
of our demand; hut in c niequenee et the disturbance'. in
the country and the uncut state of the saiblic mind, little
straiten has been paid to business, and our prices of grain
and Flour remain much the same as they were at the close
of last week. Some parcels of granary Corn are offering
this morning ; and holders of Oats are willing to submit to a
41` ....seee.snae ge. to ad. per bane); but Wheat is held wi:h
great firmness. The supply of Flour is about equal to the
demand, and no change can be noted in it. value. Our
stock of Indian Cora being now nearly cleared out, the few
100 on hand are held for an advance of 2s. to 3s. per barr 1.
Up to the preeent time there is not the slightest appearance
of the peat. disease in this district. Present quotations ;--
Undried Wriest. millers', per 20 stone, 275. 6d. to 295.'
shipping, 25,.. 6d to 265. Barley, per 16 stein, gniid-
ing, Ida. to 13+. 61. Oats, white, per 11 .tone, 10.'. 6.1.
to Ile. ; black, 11.. Prepared Wheat, mitten', per
20 stone, 295. to 295. 6d.; shipping, 275. to 275. Gd.
Barley, grinding, per 16 stone, 14s. 9d. to 15s. Oats,
white, per 14 stone, 111. 64, to lls. 9d. ; black,
to 111. 6d. Flour, superfine, per sack, 38.. to 395. ;
*stench, 345. to 355. ; thirds, 31s. to 32a.; fourths, 21s.
to, 2.55. Indian Corn, Danube, per 20 stone, 245. to 255.
American, yellow and red, '23s. to 235. 6d, ; white, 225. 6d. to
23e.; Indian Corn Meal, per cwt., es. 6d. to 10s. Oatmeal,
pet cwt., 12s. to I3s. Bran, per 6 at., 3s. to 3e. 6d.
KIRKCALDY, July 22.-The weather, during the early
part of the week, was dry and fine; latterly showers have
been very frequent; nevertheless, we cannot say it it unfa-
vourable for the growing crops. Within the past few weeks
the Wheat and Barley crops have improved in appearance;
the Oat crop, on the contrary, does not look to well as it pro-
mised some weeks ago. Beans, though 'hotter la the straw
than usual, are extremely well podded. At oor country
markets this week we had moderate .uppliet of Wheat and
Oats, which met a good local denten& at prices, in come in-
stance.• , Is. per quarter over last week's rates. Very fittle
other grain offering. Here today we had a fair supply of
Wheat, at Is, per qr. advance. Small supplies of Barley
and Oats, which sold at last day's rates. Wheat, 475. to yes.
per qr. Barley, 26e. to 33a. 6d. Oats, 20s. to 24e. Oatmeal,
per bag of 9801ba., 31s. to 32e.
DANTZIC, Juls 18.-The Vistula water being a little
increased, ofatten hope the supplies hitherto detained
will strive next week. There was a fine lot of Volhymian
When on show yesterday, bat was not to be had under 42a.;
this Wheat is much more difficult to purchase than the
lower Polish, the owners being here personally following
their own often absurd ideas ; game of them are still looking
for 4es. • even more
. he..buu,„_fadelay, and charges seem no object
cto
a _, Rye is beginning in the country, and
en-lity
...Item teem to be satisfactory.
F° 3°ftrelelel markets see last rage.