The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-07 00:00:00

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PAR'TICLAHS_ OF TALLOW.

Stock this day, esks...,
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10,087
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12,592
_1,206

19,463 1 13,315 10,921
2252 1,712 L 88.5
18,829 16,903 20,521
-.......nez. . . .... 1,173 2 017 2,118
Ditto from let lune I 19,213 16,427 15,479 ~6
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Doke.Towlial"lzat22=3;.;. 446424 6d0d44.3614 6d9d 414456C41 2.4-45,424
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MARK-LANE.—Our nineket WWI Addy supplied this
looming with Wheat by land ceirriage, samples from the near
coauties, which met a ready sale at an improvement of 4s.
to Sa per quarter upon the rates of illenday last. Them was
a good demand fur free foreign Wheat at an advanced of 2s.
to ar. per quarter. Ikpded Wheat continues to be inquired
for, for export to the Continent, at prices within 3o or 4s.
per quarter of its free value. A parcel of good Odessa Wheat
wu sold to-day, ex ship in the river, at 43a. 6d. per quarter.
The reports received from France of the result of the
harvest in that country, may, in a measure, accouutfor some
portion of the above advance in English Wheat.
Malting and Distilling Barley in short supple' and with-
out material alteration in value. Grinding Barley must be
quoted 1.. higher
The receipts of Oat, during the past week amount to abou
18,000 quarters; of these, upwards of 16,003 quarters are
foreign, con • • g chiefly of Archangel, 10,635 quarters
having been received from that port alone. Fine heavy Oats
readily realised Is. to Is. 6d. more money than was obtain-
able last week ; and secondary and inferior descriptions must
be noted ls. dearer.
Beans and Peas, in the absence or supplies, maintain their
value.
BRITISH. • Santee. par Quarter.
WiErzt, Essex and Kent Red ....33 to 37 Cl White .57 tu GI to 63
Norfolk and Suffolk 33 to 55 59 do 55 to 59 to 63
Talavera (Essez or Sußalk) 61 to 67
Cambridge& Lincoln led-to - to- White - to - to - ,
Northumberland 3i. Scotch do. -to - do ... -to- to -
Irish do
Rya, 32 to 34
Smug; Feeding .27 to 99 Distillidg..... ... 28 30 to 31
Malting 34 to MI Cheralkr 38 to 40 fine to 42
Irish. - to -
Brea Wfinsz • • 32 to 34
MAI.? -... 81 to 3S fine pale 51 to 62
Oars, English Peed. 23 to 23a Od. .Itlack... 22 te 2Se 081
Ditto Polemic 23 to We Od...Potato.. 28 to :Re Od
RewrickandlkuMehrecd23 to 25. Oct-Potato.. 21 to 291 no
Irish Feed 31 to 22 to 2M Ott...nick_ 22 to 24s 0.1
Ditto Patna. :ills Cd to 354 ad
PEAN Gree 14 to 360 0d...11ap1e.. 35 to 7.76 04
Elm 4118 M.. Insperld. 5.3 to 58
White ..... .......-0 to 44...8011era . ,
48 to 50
Baas,%Unman. 83 lb Si Wk. 31 to 30...01d 42 to 44
narrow .........131 le 43, Inall II to 48...01d 46 to 43
Taws, New Spring .....- 19 - NawWfasir- la -...01d - to -
Itswarzn, New
Per tea
CWTEMIS, Red - ba - White - to -
Per theassul.
Unman CAW £l2 tit to Os.
.vir moototmoo,
71.01/16 TORO *ale, d.II 44 0i1i... _Me 110osobald 40 so 48
Norfolk end Suffolk . 38 to 31 Whites
Northumberland, Lineoln, and Yorkshire . . -to -
Seneca and Kent - to - Irish - to -
81.111hera map asualeal.
FOREIGN. Duty paid. lo bond.
Witut, Dantrie and Konigsberg 37 to 60 fine to 64...47 to 50 1
Porneranean, Risitoct, and Stettin. new 34 to 57..48 to 30
French and Brabant
Danish and Ibunburgh 93 le 6...48 to 49
Russian 4 .. .45 to 31 ....-....331113011 ,- 4 - .- to -
Danube and 'Odessa 44 lo 48..40 to 44
Spanish, hard - to - a*
Canadian - to - ....... Australian 53 to 55...
Rya
Ilsitztv, Fcethng 26 to 20 Melling 28 to 30...- to -
LICXTILYn - to -
can, Romano 23 to SC..- to -
Yomerosola Ind Straimit - to -
Swedish owl Viola - to -
Fritatiknit swe Doildi.
Ditto Brow. - to - ...
-
Brass, Tick - to -
Small - to -
14ryption-.... 34 to SS ......T0m0r....- - to -..- to -
Pr.. 4% Grfilite
MI to IS .1110re5_...... 42. to 44....,- to -
Tzars, Old - to - new - to --Argo - to - Duty frse
LINRLED, Bailie and Russian
Mediterranean and eiders
gaunt 38 to 40 Denspased 34 to 36 .. do. do.
CLOVIIIMMD, Red - to -White - to -p. cwt. Daly 106 Gd. p.ewt
Itternimi Camas
LINSADIE-76,CAILK.,
Ft,DllthhalldiadGfAreetr.Totanfiedanuty'dj:eii.oke. gc£73
1e0..517: tt:o 4,47: 10..13..04.
per Prl. of 1961b5.
Fuca, American, in Wind . .... - to - free 2S to So
Itantsie and Hamburg - to - ... do. 26 to 28
CADMIUM (Duty lid. per barrel)
French - to - per Seek of 20 lbs.
IMPERIAL AVERAGES.
Wlaeat.ltts, . Oats. I Rye. Foie. Pee..l..
July 28 per Quar. 149, lII' , 141,20, 9rl 93,.. aa lot
Aug. 1 . . !47e , Mrs 2.1 7 3.1,85 e 110
- 8 . . 43a " 21Ie 0" '" Me 11d
IS . . 15e
- 22 . . 43e 110
- 29 . . efs h

DI trittl'As su.als6O to ,
6d 264 1111 2.2.4 Sd Nis VI 394 -3,1:32s
2d tros 92243 Od 2!A Stl39. &IDS* I
I :is id,22s 34 Ili id 396 641136.4 k
It 27s 2dl2.ts &I .10.1 Did 394 9tII6Gs t,
..11'1 Mt lOU •d Is 10d 29s 9d Min G
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6 weeks' Agg. Aver. +Cs lid Ys Sd- ,3s 3rs .13. &I 36s Cd
Duties on For. Grain I 10s Od 4s Odt Is &I is 0.11 41.471-4 s Od
hustles Arrs.Ani, mu in,: Wrnc INDINU Nrrr. I.—Wheat, 37P.;
/kulev, 295; Oats, 2J& 2d.; Itre, 335.; Beans. 40s. 42.; Peas, 12s.
• AItItIVALS SINCE MONDAY INTO LONDON.

Qrs. English. Irieb. Foreign.
Wheat 8
I 3740 290
Barleg BO
Oats l5lO 390 1.7050
Flour, 2210 sack..
WISBECH, SEPT. 3.—We have had a moderate
show of Wheat during the week, and prices have graduary
advanced. To this day's market the show of samples is pretty
good, and both old and new has met a ready We at an ad-
vance of 3s. to es. per qr. upon the rates of this day week. A
sample or two of new Beans appeared, which made 40 s. per
qr. No other grain offering. Price to the grower.—Wheat,
white, old, 001bs. to 6'21W., 455., 524. to 545. ; new, Glib.. to
651 be., 51.., 345. to 58s. ; red, old, 60Ihs. to 621b5., 405., 44e.
to 465. ; new. 611bs. to 65th5.,483., 50s. to 51e. : Beans, 4. M. to
43a: Oats, mealing, 401 be. to 421 be , 12,1. to 12 id. ; fetid,
371hs. to 3141 be.. 20.. to 225. per qr.
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, SEPT. s.—We had to-day
a large supply of Wheat at market from the growers, but
only a moderate show of coasting samples. A good busintra
was transacted at previous rata. There was but little
inquiry fur Barley, which was confined to secondary qualities
fur grinding purposes. Of Ots there was a fair supply (corn
the interior, which fully supported previous prices. The
best samples of Malt commanded an advance of 1.. per qr.
White Peas were held for 2.. to 3s. Pr p. more. ltye and
other Grain without change. Flour dull, withnut material
alteration in value.

GLOUCESTER, SEPT. 5.-At our market to-day
English Wheat found buyers at le. to 2s. per qr. advance.
As the holders of foreign were very firm sales were unim-
portant. Grinding Barley was la. dearer. Beans very
firm. Oats scarce, and held firmly for Is. advance.
LIVERPOOL, SErr. 5.-A fair business wag trans-
acted in Wheat, at fully former rates fur el 3, but damp.
Samples of new Irish went at a reduction of 2el. to 3d. per
bushel. New red Irish sold at is. 2d. to is. 4d. per 7011 w.
American flour in needy request, at an advance of Gd. to Is.
per barrel. Prime Western Canal Flour, duty paid, has
brought 28s. to 28s. 6d, nee barrel, and the name description,
under bond, of which 10,000 to 12,000 barrels have ch..nged
hands on speculation, 245. per barrel. Oats are Id. to 24. per
bushel, and oatmeal Is. to 2a per load higher. Beans, Peas,
and Indian Corn brought an advance of Is. to 2s. per
quarter.
Hui., SEPT. 5.-The Linseed market has been
very lightly supplied in the finer qualities, width are wanted,
there being no Black Sea or fine I'etersburgh offering. The
sales have been confined to middling and common qualities,
the prices of whi• h now rule about 10. per quarter higher.
Black ;ea may be quoted 435. 6,1 ' • fioe Petersburg, 40s. toils.,
down to 355. for inferior quality ; Riga, 38s. to 405.; Archangel,
38s. Gd. to 30s ; Konigsberg, 325. to 3Gs. per quarter. Rapeseed:
The value of the fine new Seed may be quoted 231. pi Oast.
Linseed Cakes have been much inquired tor, and Hull-made
cannot be quoted less than 91. 78. 64. to 9!. 10s. per ton for
present, and 10/. per ton for forward delivery. Fine foreign
are very scarce, and much wants!. Grain : Owing to con-
tinued fine weather, the Wheat ma ket hu been somewhat
flatter. New Wheat may be quoted 2s. per quaru r lower,
but old maintains its price. All Spring Cora vs ry scarce,
and prices looking up.
SOUTHAMPTON, SEPT. 4.-There was a fair amount
of business at the following quota•ions, all descriptions of
spring Corn being in good demand. White Wheat. 121. 10s.
to 131. 55.; Red ditto,l2/. to 13/. per load; Barley, grinding,
31s. to 335. ; Malting, 395. to 42s ; Oats, 245. to 275. ' • Beater,,
395. to 48s. ,• Peas, 341. to 38s. ; White, 445. to 48s. per
quarter; Malt, 59.. to 641. ; Flour, 38s. to 39..
DALKEITH, SEPT. 3.-There WaS a large supply
of Grain at this day's market ; sales brisk, excepting for
Oats. Wheat up to 2A. on the top, and on the average 4d.
Oats Bd. to Is. 4d. cheaper. Barley dearer.
GLASGOW, SEPT. 4.-With a moderate extent of
business, prices of Wheat, Flour, Oats, and Oatmeal are
fully supported. Barley of fine quality has brought a con-
siderable advance. Beans are fully, and Peas and Indian
Corn each Is. dearer.

BELFAST, SEPT. 4.—The weather continues very
favourable for the ingatherine of the harvest, and about ten
days of such weather will secure the more, even in the late
districts. The total ruin of the potato crop is now estabiished
beyond any doubt, and it is evident that Indian corn and
other articles must be imported very largely here to supply
the deficiency. Farmers' new Wheat comes slowly to mar-
ket, the quality and condition are good, and pnces range
from 9s. to 10s. per cwt. Old Wheat in small supply also,
and selling at last quotations ; parcels, ex store, held
with more firmness, but the transactions limited. flour
steady at the advance quoted last week. Barley in little
demand at former rates. The sudden advance in Oatmeal
has rather checked sales, and old muet be quoted 6d. to 9d.
per cwt• lower, whilst new maintains former rates. Indian
Corn and Indian Corn Meal must be quoted 10e. to 151. per
ton higher, and in brisk demand.