The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-19 00:00:00

Is. Gd. per qr. The growing mop is looking well, and upon
the heavy lands remarkably ea ; an a with a continuation of
this genial weather, harvest is anticipated in six weeks. In
Barley there is very little doing. Buns, Peas, and Oats
retain their value. Flour, fees on beard, commanded Gd. to
Is. per sank more money. Wheat, white, 515. to 54a. per qr.;
Peas, to 49.. ; Barley, 295. to 305.; Bases. 36i. to 49..
, 31.. to Ma ; 0 its, 245. to 2,91.; Flour, fine household,
free on board, 33.. claiming to la. per sack of 2931 be. a.hasere,
fiading sacks aud one month's discount; retail
Is. l ad. per stone.
Norrisonea, June 17.-The farmers here have brought
to hand a small sbow of Wheat, for which Is. to 2s. per qr.
advance is demanded. The show of Barley and spring corn
is short, and very little alteration can be noticed in
prices, with only a modeutal meant of business
dens is any article. Wheat, white, Ws. to 525. per
gr. ; red. 49.. to 51s. Beery, grinding, 31s. to 325. Oats,
221. to 265. Beans, 40s. to 44.. Malt, Ms. to 60.. Flour,
superfine, 405.; tine, 355. to 361. ; second., 335. to 345.
PETERBOROUGH, June 17.-We have much less Wheat
offering than of late, and the supply of Barley. Bun., and
Oats continues short. Wheat is a reedy sale, at 1.. advance
upon lets rate.. Barley maintains its price. Oats and Bean.,
eachrather dearer. Currency to the growers : Wheat,
new, 403. to 445.; fine, 48.. to Ms. ; old, 4Se. to 50s.
Barley, 30s. to 321.; fine. 34.. Oats. new. Ws. to 20
38s.
fine, Vs. to 211. ; old, 225. 2.35. Beans, new,
to 40a.
DETWOHTII, June 17.-There was little disposition to sell
Wheat at our rrarket to-day, and in SOON cams rather higher
terms were asked. In other grain but hide doing. Wheat.
white, 111. 10.. to 121. 10a. per load; red. 101. 10s. to 111.
Barley, windier, 335. to 314 per qr. Oats, 225. to 235.
Beans, 415. to 435. Peas, 41s. to 45.
Reams:tr. Jane 17.-We hail a scanty supply of Wheat
on otter this morg, and at tho commencement of the mar-
ket several shillings more money wee. asked, and in grime in-
stances obtained, but it ultimately cloud at sr advance of
about 2e. p r qr. The trade in Barley, Oats, 11 ana, and '
Pew, was exceedingly dull, end they have flight!), declined
ia value.
SAFFRON WALDEN, June 17.-Wheat fully Is per qr.
dealer. Barley dull of sale, at about last week's prices.
O its maintain their Pinner price*. Beansand Peas eta ionary.
WARMINSTER, June 17.-In Wheat there was an advance
of Is. per qr. o best samples. Peas and 11,ans 6rea Brat
wait,. wheat made eta rerqr. ; good red, 49.. moderate,
45:. to 461 ; inferior kinds., 40.. Batley. best grinding. 365.
per qr. ; inferior, 34.. ; lowest quality, 335. Malt, nu change.
Oat), I, at quality, 2.15. per qt. ; inferior, 21s. ; being Is.
liu
than last week. Beans, best tick, 455. ; common feed, 403.
WINCHESTER, June 17.-We have promise of an abun-
dant harvest. Our market to-day, which was moderately
attended arid supplied, ruled at lily limed prices for the beet
descriptioes of Went, for which Is. to 2.. per qr. more
moray was realised. For Batty the trade was seasonably
inactive. end no alteration in value can be reported. Oats
were selling at reduced prices, and similar changes were
noticeable as regards Beans and Peas. The quotation are
Best Whe aq from 121. to 12'. 41. per hoed of 5 ctn. ; inferior
kind., at 101. Barley, superior samples, 335. to 345. per qr. ;
secondary. 26e. Malt without change in rates. Oats, weigh-
ing from 42. be to 44113 a. per bushel, 245. per qr. ; moderate
qualities, 19.. Peas, best bailers, at from tit, to 455. per qr.;
grey, 425. to 435.; maple, 39e. to 40s. Beans, weighing 6albs.
per bushel, at fel per qr. Ices, and inferior at like reduction.
WISRECH, June 17.-In consequence of a large fair Mine
held in the neighbourhood, we are scantily supplied with rill
kinds of grain at this day'• market. The growers com-
menced by a-king very wild price,' for Wheat. which the
buyers resisted wail they settled down, and, at 1.. to 2..
per qr. more money than last week, same business was done,
but to no extent. -Oats and Beans rather slack in demand,
at barely (armor prices. A good deal of rein be. fallen in
this neighbourhood during the week, which has vastly
improved the face of the country. Wheat, tine, white,
611b.'. to 62:1w., 475. to 491. per qr. ; red, 431. to 47v
Rood run., 6011 a. to 611b5., white, 465. to 485.; red, 445.
to 46.. ; common, 571 h.. to 591b5., white, 41e. to 445. ; red,
405. to 4'25. Oats. tine new mealier, per stone, Ild. ;
gend, new, feed, WO. Beane, new, 375. to 38s. per qr.
WORCESTER, June 17.-We had a short supply of Wheat
at our market to-day. and last week's rates were only cup-
ported with a slack demand ; red samples, 18.. to 19s. per
hag 9 score 101 be ; white, 19s. 6.1. to 20s. The reports of
the growing crars were generally unfavottruble, and dry
warm weather is wanted, hut this seemed to hare no in
fluence in raring prices, and neither millers nor dealers fel
disposed to ineteau their stocks beyond their immediate
wants. Barley was little inquired for. an, a dull sale, at
16s to 173. per beg of 10 score; Egyptian sam; les being
offered at 12.. to 12s. Gd. Oats in fair request, but at no
advance in price.
YORK, Jane 17.-We have only had a moderate show of
Wheat at market to day. Farmers generally were tolding
for much higher rates, so that only a limited business was
done, at en advance of Is. per qr. Oats and Beans slaw
sale, at our qaot sti:ns. The following era the present
prices of grain:-Wheat, white, IS., to 52.. ner iroperiel
qr. ; red, 4ds. to 49.. Beaus, 355. to 375. Rye, 33.. to
36. Malt, 60s. to 625. Oats, 10el. to 11d. per stone of
141bs. Flour, 33r. to 38s. per sack of 2Solba.
DUBLIN, Juee 16.-The weather has continued for Nome
time past very propitious, and we have little change to notice
in the general currency since this day week Wheat fully
maintained its value; but Oats are 3d. per barrel lower.
Indian Corn was held at Is. per qr. advance. in Flour and
Oatmeal there was no change. The following were the
current prices : Wheat, white, 28s. to 31a ; reel, 255. to
29*. per 230114. Oats, Ile. to 12s. 64. per 196 lbs. Barley,
14s. Gd. to 175. net 2241 b. Oatmeal, 11s. to 13s. per cwt.
Flour, second., 15s. 6d. to 16.. 6d. per cwt. for seconds.
Indian Corn, 335. to 395. per 4801ba.
BELFAST, June W.-Since this day we ek we have had
copious showers of rain, which have been most serviceable to
all the crops, but particularly to the Ice-sown turnips. The
grain cope have generally recovered from the effects of the
angenial spring weath. r, and are now in a forward state,
whilst the unlevourable reports of last week as to the potato
crop have ceased, and all ep.ak of its app &ranee as being
unusually good. The supplies of grain at market on last
Friday were large, and prices of Wheat and Oatmeal gave
way 3d. to 64. per cwt. ; since then the supplies have been
small. Wheat has rallied a little. and our quotations to-day
are about 3d. atone those of Friday last. Flour is an-
cbanzed in value, and tonne is a free rale, wl.ilet et:patine
and baker's ft mr, and American barrels, are a dull sale. Bar-
ley improves in value, sad is in fair demand. Oats are a tree
sale at last we. k's price. Oatmeal has advanced ahont 34.
since Friday, and is in good demand. Indian Corn sells
freely at an advance since this day week of 2.. 64. per ton,
and we have a reiulsr and heavy demand for lnd'en Meal, at
a similar advence. Galatr and Ihraila Corn, SI. 155.; yellow
American, 81. 125. 61.; white, 81. S. to 81. 12.. 64. per ton.
CORK, June 16.-The Wheat plant looks remarkably
strong and healthy the spring crops have improved greatly,
and the potato crop. on which general attention seems con-
centrated, presents a flourishing appearance. New Pota-
toes, of excellent quality, are selling in our market at 3d to
4d. per pound weight. Wheat is uncharged in value.
Holders of prepared Wheat have demanded an advance of
lc per barrel, and this has bad the effect of checking all busi-
ness in the article. Barley has receded in price. The quantity
offering ire vary small. 0 its also appear the turn cheaper.
Prepared Oats are very did', and parcels are offering in vain
at lie. 64. per buret, free on board. For prime Flour we
experience a moderate comma:Aire demand, at late prices ;
coarse Flour., however, continue in g end request, at full rates.
Indian Corn, with a fair sale, advanced during the week to
the extent of 10.. to 15. per tan, prices having reached
101. 10.. to 101. 15.. ( asked); bit there is to-day less disposi-
tion to make purchase, and the Article can scarcely be said
to support these quotatims. Indian Meal and other Meals
meet hut a moderate sale. BOW, this day: White Wheat,
265. Gel to 27.. ; red, 19e. 6.1. to 26s 61., per stone; Barley,
12e. 91. per 16 stone ; Oats, 12a. to 143. per 16 steno.
LIMERICK, Josue 17.-The weather continues most gent el-
ail that could be desired-soft and genial showers, with good
forcing heat. Mowing has commenced. All crop. look
moat Natant but reports are current of a thinness in the
Wheat crop. It it, however, in ear pretty generally. Oats
looks very well, and Barley promises abundantly. The
supply of home pr produce for the we' k has been no-
minal. A few transactions in Oats, fol. 'at 12.. 9d. to 13s.
per 19611r5. We have a large arrival of Indian Corn, foreign
and coastwise ; but, the demand being good, and some large
sties made, the price improved. and we write an advance of
10s. to 15.. per ton. This did not extend to Meal , hut still
the consumption is large, and, if continued, the price must
go up. All other articles of food in brisk demand. Wheat,
red, le sd. per stone; white, Is. Gd. Oats, 100. Barley,
Is. 011er Indian Corn, to 91. 15e.; !bred!. 91.12.. 11.
Other kinds, 91. 10s. Best Indian Meal, 101.; seconds,
91. 10s. to 91 15s. Oatmeal, 131. per ton.
WATERFORD, June 17.-The supply of Wheat to our
market this week has been larger than for same time pee!,
but, as millers have been free purchasers, holders have
realised the extreme roans of Saturday !oat for all grind am-
plea Barley, of which the delivery has been again very
scanty, remains unaltered in value. Our receipts of O its
have ether increased during the we ek. and both black and
white can now be peuchilkd at 3d. to 44. per barrel below
the currency of this day se'nnight. The demend for In-
dian Corn is still of a very retail character, but as our
arrivals for the week are trifling, hollers have suc-
ceeded in establishing an advance of 6d. to 93. le r bar-
rel on the prices of last Saturday. The ale of Fleur has
improved during the last day or ter-, and, in many
cues, an advance of 64. per sack has been obtained.
Current rates: Undried Wheat, milers', per 20 stone,26s. 91
to 275. Gd.; shipping, 245. 6d. to 251. Barley, per 16 st.,
grinding, 13s. to 1.3.. 61. Oats, white, per 11 scene, 19.. 91.
to Ile. 3d.; black, lla to lle. 61. Prepared: Wheat,
millers', per 20 stone, 28s. 61. to 29.. ; shipping, 265. 6d. to
275. 6d. Barley, grinding, per 16 st., 14.. 9.1. to 15s.
Oats, white, per 14 it., Ils. 6d. to 12s. ; black, lls. 6d.
to 12e. Flour, superfine, per sack, 375. 6d. to 381.;
seconds 345. to 355. ; thirds, 31s. to 325. • ' fourths, 21s.
to 2,51. Indian Corn, Danube, per 29st. 211.6 i. to 225. 9d.
American, yellow Ind red, 211. 9d. to 221. ; white, 21s. 64.
to 21s. 9d.; damaged, for cattle, 13s. to 14s. Indian Corn
Meet, per cwt., 103. Oatmeal, pet cwt., 12,. to 13e.
Bran, per 6 st., 3s. to 3s. 3d.
KIRKCALDY, June 17.-We had a very heavy fall of rain
on Sunday afternoon, accampanied with thunder; Tuesday
was a rainy day through Out, and a good deal of rain has
fallen since. We cannot say the country seems anything
the worse for the rain, but certainly dry warm weather is
DOW wanted. At our country markets this week we had
rather an irmeam at samples of all kinds of grain ; the de-
mand, however, being good, sale were easily made at last
week's rates. Here to-day we had a fair supply of Wheat,
which sold freely, at fully last day's rates. Barley and Oats
were in small supply: nevertheless, it seemed equal to the
demand, and prices were hardly so high as last week. Wheat,
per qr., 445. to 545. Bart. y, 29a. to 34,. Oats, 20s. to 213.
Oatmeal, per bag of 2801b5., 329. to 335.
Err Saltseday'r markas see anal la aq•