The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-09 00:00:00

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OAT% ftetai hoed. II to NO 0d...81ack... 2s-to 28a Od
Ditto Pelmets 2$ to Ns Id... Potat- 29 to 31a Od
BerwiekaodScoteliFeed26 to BM Od . P•tato.. 31 to 32a 0.1
Irish Feed 23 to 23 to Tta Od Black . 25 to 37. tort
Ditto Potato 314 Od to Sla Od
Paan Grew 33 to 37. 0d...11ap1e.. 38 to 3s. 04
Blue 33 to 110 Imywrlal 80 to 64
White ... 41 to St Boticm 34 to 38
Own, Ilasagam 38 to 40 Tick. 40 to 42 . old 43 to 47
Harrow 42 to 48 Small 43 to 43...0/d 19 to 31
TAMS, New Spring .... . 10 Now Winter to —...01d to
Etarmon, New 4O to 12
tot
Currmumm, Red —to White t Pee o
to
thommt
Lamm CAns tll as to 112 Oa.
Pee awl a me.
nova, Town made, delivered 38 to 80 Floe lionaohold 32 to 56
Norfolk mid SuAblk... 48 to 50 Whited
LENIN sod Yorkshire
1113:oaxlialamr*Z. —to Irish —to

113111M0 pee tr. acesiod.
FOREIGN. Datypaid. In Bn.
Wins; Dentate and Kaalgeng 60 to 44 lb to 68...30 to 38
Ponteransa=k sad battik saw In, to 63 _32 to 36
Fran* sini
Dania and
Robb EThtll .11gyotion... —to
to —... to
Dobbs and Odessa 3O to 34...46 to 48
liponiii.hard to —........a1t
Res • ...
Etsicurr, Foriag ...... 2$ to is
Liurritas
143 to 10 Milan Corn 42 to 46... to
Oars, &riga 23 to 26... to
Ponterunean sad etrallnied
Swedish sad
Ditto Brew.— b —•—
&taxa, Itch
Small — to old 42 to 44 . to
Peas, Grey
Egyptian. ..... 86 to 38 Tuscany —to —..34 to 33
White l4 to 48 Bailors
Team, Old to new to —Awns to big,' five
Unman, Baltic and Rumba 42 to 44 .. do. do.
Mediterranean and Odeon 4O to 46... do. do.
Rarasexp 3B to 40 Ellanioned 24 to 36..0.
_. th do.
Ctoveaszeo, Red to —White to —p. cwt. Duty 3s. 3d. p. ewt
HAPIMEKD CAI.= fire of duty, per ton, £3 Ss. to £3 10s.
LIIIIIRKD CAJUS, Dumb and German ditto £8 Oa. to £6 10a.
Ditto French and American ditto £8 lb to £9 10e.
per Bd. of 196 lbs.
Twos, American, in Bond 3l to 33 free 34 to 37
Dentate and Hamburg 29 to 31
Ousban (Duty 714. per barrel)
French bee to per Sack of 280 lbs.
IMPERIAL AVERAGE&
Aug. 29 per Quer. 477.5 2111417112 t 04(31. 104'3 9,11388 6d
Sept. 3 . . 49. 31s 04 238 24 32. 74'30s 4d 37s Id
12 . . Xs 74 23s ad 24 4440 s 11 104
, 19 . . 31s 1423 s 7413. Mots 40s 3d
—36 . . $6. Mb 574 7:4 7d Se Od
Ott 3 . . 31W 9d Hs 3d 43s 44
_ _ _ ____
6 weeks' A. Aver. kis 11 be 11 641.0 s 34141 i 3d1404 104
Duties on For. Grain 2s Od Ls od b Odl 2s 041 2. Od
Fluctuations in last oil weeks Can averages
Price. 3.

54 0
63 1
31 3
SO 0
49 0 1.
47 10
Lassos sent,
Ma. 4d.; Battey, 39a. ad.; Oats, 236. ed.; Bye, 38a. 5d.; Bram%
435. 11d.; Pees, 335. 10d.

ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 'rd OCT. TO 9th OCT.
Gra narlish. Irish. /Writs.
Wheat ... I 3
1260 I
Barley
I 5430
CaAd 3llBO I 3600 I 7050

Raw. 4110 mks. 11710 burets; matt —.

Bundnimum, OCT. d.—(From Mews. Sturge's
Circular.):—During the proem week we have much less life
in the trade. Although the millers have advanced the retail
price of Flour, but little Wheat has changed hands, and
higher prices cannot be obtained than were previously cur-
rent. Rather more doing in Barley. Orly retail sales can
lee effected in Oats at our quotations. Beans and Peas are
held for higher rates, which has prevented money changing
hands. At this day's market there was a fair supply of
Wheat, and the trade ruled dull at an improvement ott ls. to
2s. per quarter. Barley of all descriptions ls. per quarter
higher. Oats sold slowly at the currency of this day se'unight.
Higher prices could not be obtained for Beans or Peas.

BRISTOL, OCT. B.—We have had no foreign sup.
ply, and our fanners do not afford their old or new grain
very freely, but they generally a. ked 62a. to 645. per qr. for
Wheat at to-day's market, being a greater advance thau millers
would give. Pclish Odessa Wheat sold at 61a. 625.; hard do..
568., 575., per 4801h5., in small quantities. Flour advanced
to 485., 505., per sack, 2nd quality ; and barrel Flour, to 334.,
355. Oatmeal, 204., 225., per cwt. Fine Norfolk Earley, 46a.,
485., 495., per qr. ; English and Irish malting do., 405., 445.,
per qr. • grinding Bark y, 328., 3.54., per qr. Black Oats,
261., 29,5., per qr.; white Oats, 30a., 32a., per 320 lbs. ; the
latter for heavy quality.

Bosios, Oct. 7.—We have had a good supply
of all grain to-day. Wheat is not so free oi ROC, though
prices are about 2s. per quarter higher than this day wick.
Oats and Beans are agsn Is. per quarttr dearer, as also
Barley, and in request.

DEvize-s, Ocr. B.—We were again largely supplied
with Wheat, which met a very free sale at from 2s. to 3e.
a quarter above lad week's prices; a considerable part of
it was bought for seed, and nearly everything was sold.
Barley was in moderate supply, and met a good sale at a
trifling 'thence. The supply of Oats was fair and the sale
dull, but rather higher prices were obtained. Beans and
Peas were in moderate supply, and sold readily at en
advance of 31. a quarter. The supply of }lye was short, and
the trade free at Is. a quarter above last week', quotations :
price 19s. to 21s. a sack. Tares were in large supply and
met a dull sale: price from 20s. to 23a. a sack. We quote
Wheat, best white, 645. to 70s. per qr.; ditto red, 56. to
to 68s. per qr. ; inferior ditto, 40s. to 4505. per qr. Barley,
345. to 451. per qr. Oats, 261. to 30s. per qr. Beans, new,
435. to dOs. per qr. Peas, 38e. to 44e. per qr. Flour, tine,
62a. to 675. per sack ; seconds, 475. to 52a

NEWARK, Oet. 7.—We had a large attendance, and
a good show of Wheat, which advanced In. to 2a. per
quarter. Wheat, white, 63+. to 67+. ; red, 60s. to 63a. ; old
white, 60s. to 645. ; old red, 584. to 60s. ; Barley, malting,
42a. to 445. ; grinding, 325. to 331. ' • Oats, old, 28a to 32a. ;
new, 235. to 275. ; Beans, 465. to 52a. ; Peas, grey, 38+. to
425. ; Malt, 56s to Gds. ; Tares, 41s. to 484. ; Rye, 31s. to
34e. per quarter.

NEWBURY, OCT. B.—There was, to-day, a consider-
able quantity of Wheat pitched. Higher prices were
demanded but not given. A few samples of prime seed
Wheats might have been sold a trifle higher, but the gene-
rality of good Wheats, as well as the inferior sorts, must be
quoted at the prices given here on last market day. Bailey
is still brought in scantily, and good samples for malting and
grinding not being equal to the demand, an advance of at
least Is. per qr. was readily given. Oats, sweet and sound,
sold at the terms of last week. A brisk sale, but not higher
in price. Beans and Green &as were very scarce, and still
retain their price. Tares a trifle dearer ; and for yc'low
Indian maize something more menu y was given.

DUBLIN, OCT. 6.—The supply of grain at market
was moderate. Wheat and prime Oats were sold at an ed.
ranee of 6d. per barrel. Barley and Bere at Friday's prices.
White Wheat, 30s. to 365. ; red ditto, 2.8 e. to 34a. Barley,
171, to 18,1. 6d, ; Bere, new, 18s. to 206. Old Oats, 171. to
20a. ; new, ditto, 14s. 61.1. to 16s. tid. Rapeseed, Mc to
265. 6d. Oatmeal, 17s. to 21s. Second Flour, 20s. to 21s.

NEWRY, Ocr. 7.—The prices of grain are still ad-
VIOCIDR, red Wheat selling at I2a. to 12a. 6d. per cwt • and
white at 12s. Gd. to 13s. per cwt. Barley, ii. to 9.. 6d.
per cwt. Oata, Is. 2d. to is. 2ld. per stone. Oatmeal,
machine manufacture, at the Caimbawn Mill, sold at 17s. 9d.
to 18s. per cwt.

LIMERICK, Ocr. 7.—A very moderate quantity of
Wheat at market to-day, country people evidently unwilling
to deliver it, and many of those bringing either it or Oats to
market have been compelled by mobs to return home, or
deliver at country mills only. Quantity at market was about
1,500 barrels, and it was speedily cleared away, by millers
only, at an advance of full Ed. per stone on last week's
prices ; value to.dav was 18d. to 191 d. for red, and 20d. to
291 d. for white. Oats are in considerable supply, but at ad
vaned rates too, is. Id. per stone being paid for top quali-
ties. Barley in moderate supply, at Is. Id. per stone, and
quality much complained of, as respects malting properties.
WATERFORD, OCT. 7.—Without the least increase
in our supplies of grain, or any material improvement in the
demand; and the Mark-lane advises of Monday last not hav-
ing yet come to hand, we have had steady markets since
Saturday last, at the prices of that day. Two cargoes of
Maize have arrived from the Mediterranean, and as several
more are daily expected, the anxiety so long felt as to a
sufficient supply of this article is fur the present removed.

Asa, OeT. 6.—01 d Wheat sold at 265. 6d.,
and on the average at 11. 10s. 21d. 014 Oats at 295., new,
on the avenge, at 11. 4e. 2d.

EDINBURGH, OCT. 7.—The supply of Scotch 'nest
from the farmer to-day was larger than any market since
harvest, the bulk of which was of good and fine quality.
The sale was slow for it at 3s. per quarter over the rates of
this day se'nnight. During the week there has been a fair
demand fee English and free foreign Wheat, and to-day on
a moderate extent of business an advance of Is. to 2e. per
quarter on the currency of last Wednesday was generally
obtained. Barley is in good demand, and fine malting
qualities are Is. dearer. There was a brisk sale for the lane
supply of Oats at an improvement of Is. per quarter. We
quote:—Old Wheat, top, 80s., average 675. 9d.; new Wheat,
top, 80s., average 65. 5d.; average of old and new Wheat,
665. 3d. Barley, top, 425., average 375. Bd. Oats, top,
375. 10d., average 31s. 4d.

GLASGOW, Ocr. 7.—The arrivals of Wheat, coast-
wise rhi Grangemouth, continue to be large, 10,500 quarters
having come to hand since the 30th ultimo, together with
about 4,800 quarters Barley, and from abroad, I,oBoquartera
Wheat, and 2,500 quarters Barley. To the Clyde the im-
ports
daring the same period have consisted of 7,000 quarters
Trish, and 1,800 quarters foreign Oats, with 5,700 barrels
Flour from the United States of America; and a cargo of
Beans front Egypt. A further &chance having been required
for Wheat and Flour, transactions, although considerable,
have been less extensive than last week ; but holden have
shown great confidence—and fine new English white Wheat,
from its comparative scarcity, has brought fully `2s. per boll
over the rates last quoted. Oats have met an improved
demand ; and the stock of old Oatmeal being nearly
exhausted, prices have ruled 24. per load higher. Barley,
Beans, and Peas, command fully previous rates. This day's
market was moderately well attended; and the sales of
Wheat and Flour were mostly to retail buyers.

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