The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-18 00:00:00

pliatale and Hamburg 30 to 32
44 Citasdiaa (Duty 7id. per barrel)
French tree to per Sack of 230 ils.
AIatIVALS INTO LONDON PROM 16th NOV. TO 18th I
1130
NOV.
830
Qrs. English. Scotch. Irish. Fore
56ign.
I 20
Wheat l3BO I
Barley I
Oats
Flour, 1310 sacks, barrels; malt, —.
LONDON Aysiesoss, Nov. 10.—Wheat, 165.104.; Barley, 465. 2.3. ;
Oats, 27a. 9d.; Rye, 43a. Od.; Beans, 475. Ed.; I'm, 345. ld.

IMPERIAL AVERAGES.
Wheat-reeky \ Oats. 1 Rye. !Ramat Peas.
Oct. 1 per Quiz. Its ild 36s ',id 24s 54151 bel,43s 4.:11454 4d
10 . . 56s Ird 37e, 2d 24s 74 35s 94411 7.1146 s 74
ci 17 . • 19s 10'...384 Sd 2.5 s 54381 gibe 3,147 s 3d
24 . • IA".. 10d,400 24.26 s 64139 s 045 s Od 10d
31 . • 611 94 41s 1427 s Odi4ls 141468 1 bd
Nov. 7 . . 62s m 1444311276 Style 54144 s 6d lld
6 weeks' Agg. Aver. 19s 3,1,39dEZ.Ns 10dOes 6441 s tee 3d
se Od
Duties on I,or. Grain Ss Ng Ra 041 is 6dl 116 octr2iTml
11netuations in last six. week's Corn average&
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Price. Oct. 3. i Oct. 10.1kt.:7. Oct. 24.1 Oct. 31. Nor. 7.
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62 3
61 9
60 10
59 10
5564 1.4 r...
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Hrtx, Nov. 17.-At this day's market we had a
fair supply of Wheat from the growers, which sold readily at
last week's rates, and in some instancesrather more money was
obtainable. In free foreign no business doing; both this and
bonded held snore firmly. So little spring Corn offering,
that we make no alterse.on in prices ; Barley of fine quality
however is decidedly f.rmer. The following are the present
prices of grain, &c.: Wheat, red, 485. to 524.; new do. 545.
to 585.; white, 575.. to 605. ; new do., 605. to 635. Dant sic, 1
,
60s. to 645. L awer Baltic and Hamburgh, 525. to 58s. I
Barley, maltin•4
to 285.; Dani'42, 23'3,..t0t02-ss. 435.
ittguriunitan,gi43.:sto. t 0268385.
B. (4antss: 246345..
to 48s. ; for riot, 44s to 465. Peas, white andyellow, 4th. to
M.. Ur.seed, crushing, 355. to 485. ; feeding, 481. to 525.
11aPese'ed, per 10 quarters, 251. Linseed Cakes, English,
Per ',on, 101. 15a. ; foreign, Si. to 91. 10s. Rape Cakes,
105 a. Bones, 100 s. Guano, 41. to 81.
Irswlcn, Nov. 17.-The supply of Barley con-
tinues good, and the whole is readily taken off by the maltstms ;
the finer sorts fetch fully the prices of last week. Wheat is
in moderate supply, and sells at the full prices of last week.
The weather having been remarkably fine for this month,
condition is but little affected by damp. Beans and Peas
nominal, very few being on offer.
LEEDS, NOV. 17.-We continue to be well sup-
plied with Wheat ; the trade is very firm, and the prices of
Friday are fully maintained. Barley is inactive, without
alteration is value. Beans, Oats, and Shelling steady, at 1
former rates. No variation in other articles. Wheat,
605. 10d. Barley, 455. Gd. Oats, 275. 2d. Beaus, 49a. lel.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 17.-At this morning's market
the trawaactions in Wheat and Flour were of limited extent,
at Friday's prices, which is a decline from these of this day
se'nuight of 2d. per bushel on the former, and 6d. per barrel
and Is. per sack on flour. Two or three thousand barrels of
western canal superfine sweet Four, in bond. were disposed
lot at 305. per barrel. Indian Corn, being in full supply.
I declined fully 3s. to 4s. per quarter ; 555. per 4ho lbs. was
I taken for some superior quality of Galatz yellow, and 535.
for the finest American white Corn, and only a limited
quantity could be disposed of. The sales of Onts, Barley,
Beans, and Peas were quite in retail, at a slight eduction
on last week's rates.
LYNN, Nov. 17.-A small supply of Wheat here
to-day, that of Barley moderate • both articles were free
sale, at rather over the rates of last week. Wheat, 631 b.,
595. to 61• ; white, to 665. Barley, best runs, 455. to 465.; I
extra, 475. Beans, old, 60s. to 535. ; new, 485. to 505. Oats, 1
15d. per stone, to the growers.
SALISBURY, Nov. 1'7.-The market was ClCCCa-
ingly languid. Best white Wheats sold at a reduction of 2s.
per qr: ; dry red samples were from 2s. to 3s per. qr. lower.
The highest price wo observed given was 60s. per quarter ;
lighter samples made but from 50s. to sfis. per qr. Barley
was slowly disposed of; even melting samples could with
difficulty be disposed of, at from 445. to 465. per qr. ; good
dry grinding could be purchased at from 365. up to 40s. ;
light, weighing but 9 score 6 lbs., sold at 30s. to 345.; inferior,
at from 285. to 30s. Oats were very slack of sale, the best
samples realising but 28e. to 30e. ; Poland., at from 265. to
280. ; black, from 225. to 245. per qr. New Beans sold
and
at
from Ns. to 545. ; Peas, grey, at 40s. :white, at 48 s. ;
boilers at Hs. per qr. Tares not asked for. Indian Corn
out of the market. Malt at from Ks. to Bs. Gd . per bushat
el.
Flour at from 445. to 505. per sack ; and Barley Meal,
205. to 21s. per sack.
WOODSTOCK, Nov. 17.-Prices the turn higher.
Wheat, 131. 103. to 151. Beans, 101. 10s. per load. Barley.
36.. to 42*. Oats, 225. to 325. Boiling Peas, 565. ; hog do.,

40e. per qr.
AMERICAN ORDERS.—We understand that the
erders for British goods, brought by the Caledonia, are
vinusually large, and that there is every prospect of a very
extensive trade with the States when once the new tariff has
tome into operation. The internal condition of the Union
is highly prosperous, chiefly owing to the great demand for
grain, Hour, and provisions; and confident expectations are
entertained of a great increase of business with this country.
f L'LWRY., Nov. 16.—The continued rise in Bread
stuffs in all the markets, has given an impulse to the traus-
actiens here is Foreign Wk' at and Flour, prices of which
have experienced an advance. The sales consist of 4,000
hecolitres American Wheat mixed, at from 70 to 72 ; and
500 aect. Rostock, at from 71 75 per sack of 200 kil. 3,500
barrels of Roar, frog New York, found buyers at from 41f.
to 4 if. 40e. per barrel. The average price of home Wheat,
at tie last hisneivilliers market, was from 70f. per sack of
200 kil., being a slight advance on previous quotations. The
arri ails were 12,579 %As. of Flour, ond 3,2,30 bushels of Wheat,
from New Turk, ea lowa ; 1,118 bags of Wheat from Ham-
burg, and a rargo from Amsterdam. .1646, Mt ; 1846, 61f. ;
189, 45f. ; 1842, Mt ;1642, 50L. ; 1844, 57f.
I RIESTE, Net. 7.--OIIT Corn prices in to-day's
, list 'ire higher. During the last weei the sales coati-Ant in
5,401 stale Wheat, moot at SW. to Gil. per stye, and 23,700
etaja Maise,at hem 411. to 511. to neje. The Importations
duri: g the last week have been conned to two ,sargoes of
Wheel from the lila& 63a, and tkr:e of Melee from the
Dane be. In the Lombardo Venetian provinces, ea in Tyrol,
the & aids have caned arise in the price orCornosx agricul-
tural L ibour has been restricted and the late-carps have been
greatly damaged, and the forego aim at eutinally. I mtroyed.
Tho Rice field. Ghent Verona sthieh promised so al undant a
harvest are under water, and though the crop may be saved,
the qua'ity will be inferior. This leaves no hope fir a fall in
the pric, e, mislay anther expect another rise.

MANUFACTURES.
lIUDD.',RBYIELD, Nov.l 7.—The month of No vember
is generally a still one, so far as regards our fancy Voollen
manufactures; but this month has been unusually 80, and
our manufacturers, in many i ..tances, have matcrinl lv cur-
tailed ththers four days a week. Very few pieces have been
sold this day.