The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-04 00:00:00

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BaiaTor., Nov. 3.—We have had large arrivals
already this week, of foreign Wheat from London and Barley
from Norfolk, also some Oats from Wales and Ireland.
As most of this addition to our stock has been imported by
masters and millers, little will be offered for sale on this
market; and our prices may be quoted the same as last
week, although there may be more difficulty in effecting
sales ; and I shall not be surprised if our farmers' supplies
become more liberal. Factors were willing to take lower
prices to-day for Norfolk Barley if buyers had come forward.
HULL, Nov. 3.—During the past week there has
been lees business passing in the Corn trade ; prices had
risen so rapidly, that buyers pause before proceeding further.
Prices of Wheat have, however, been maintained. For
spring Corn advanced rates have in some instances been
given, but there is a comparative stillness even in these arti-
cles. At this day's market we have only a moderate supply
of Wheat from the farmers, which was bought by the millers
at a decline of Is. to 21. per quarter. All spring Corn in
short supply. Malting Barley 2s. per quarter lower, but no
alteration in grinding qualities. Oats, Beans, and Peas
without any alteration in value, and very little business
doing.

Irswlmi, Nov. 3.—The supply of Barley is very
plentiful. Farmers were unwillinx to sell at any decline,
and conteguently but little business was done. Wheat was
in very short supply, and Flour being very dull, the millers
declined purchasing excepting for their immediate wants,
and prices are little better than nominal. Scarcely a sample
of Beans or Peas appeared.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3.—Owing to the extraordinary
interruptions to which the Corn trade in Ireland has been
lately exposed, our supplies thence are still very inconsider-
able, and those fresh in coastwise are scarcely worth naming ;
to serve the wants of consumers, therefore, with the demand
for transit coastwise and to Ireland, we are of course depend-
ant on the stocks in granary, on deliveries from the neigh-
bouring growers. and on foreign importations which, sines
this day week, furnish a liberal supply of Wheat and Flour,
with a few lots of Barley and Peas, and 3,93 d qrs. of Indian
Corn. The last advices from Canada and the American
States intimate, that from the scarcity of vessels, the fall
shipments thence are not likely to be excessive, but that those
of Wheat, Indian Corn, and Flour, will be very abundant in
the spring. This impression, combined with the pause
evinced in many of the leading markets of this country last
week, and the decline in London yesterday, has produced a
reaction in the trade here as regards our home millers, who,
at this day's market, bought very sparingly of Wheat, al-
though holders submitted to a decline of 3d. to 4d. per 70 lb.
for all descriptions, except hard Spanish, which alone sus-
tained lute prices ; for shipment to Ireland, however, very
extensive purchases have been made since Friday, and this
morning further large sales of Foreign Wheat were effected
for that purpose. Irish Flour, upon a dull sale, gave way 2..
pecr,si met
sack, and States, as well as Canadian, both free and in
y slow demand, at an abatement of 2s. 6d.
per barrel. Burley and Malt, although extremely scarce,
were less buoyant than on Friday, inch receding to the rates
of this day week. Beans and Peas in moderate request on
the terms last noted. Oats continuing to attract little atten-
tion, were Id. per 45 lb. cheaper. Oatmeal, on the contrary,
maintained late prices. Indian Corn, for immediate delivery,
brings very extreme prices, but cargoes afloat are difficult to
sell, and for spring shipment 10.. perqr. would be accepted,
including freight. A eorre.pondent informs us that during
the two previous days there had arrived in Liverpool from
New York. Montreal, Quebec, and Dantzic, 11,845 brie. of
Flour, 37,782 bushels of Wheat, and 26,158 bushels of Indian
C

LEEDS, Nov. 3.—Our arrivals of grain are mode-
rate, but there are several samples from vessels below. The
Wheat trade is slow, and buyers are enabled to purchase at
a decline of fully Is. per quarter. Barley is 2.. to 3.5. per
quarter lower, and sale very limited. Oats and Shelling, a.
well as Beans, steady.

LYNN, Nov. 3.—A small supply of Wheat to-day,
the condition much effected by the late soft weather, and 2s.
per qr. lower. A good supply of Barif v, and heavy sale, at
a decline of 4s. to si. per qr. We quote Wheat, 6316., 60s.
to 62a. • fine, 614. ; white, to 665. Barley, best, runs 475. to
485.; fine, to 50s. Beans, old, 50s. to 535.; new, 48s. to 50a.
Oats, 1541. per stone to the growers.

Sulgßunt, Nov. 3.—At this large market to-day
an exc. eding chant,. was observable, growers appeared v..ry
unwilling to part with samoles of prime Wheat lower, ye:
the terms must he quoted lower by from 2s. to 3s. per qr.
The prices of Wheat may be quoted between 52.. and 66..
per qr. ; a few samples of best white do. reached to ;0.. per
qr. Barley, fit for malting, was sought after at the price. of
last week; griuding do. may be stated from Is. to 2.. per
qr. lower. Oats brisk, at last week's quotations, ranging be-
tween 21s. and 325. per qr. Beans, from 40s. to 555. do.
Peas we did not sec offered. Flour from dee. to s:s. per
sack.

WoODSTOCK, Nov. 3.—There was to-day a general
depression. We quote:—Wheat, 13/. 10.. to 161. per load.
Beans, 101. to 111. ss. per load. Barley, 325. to 40s. per qr.
Oats, 225. to 323. per qr.

NEWRY, Nov. 2.—The weather has again become
wet and wintry, and to-day it has rained from overnight,
with little intermission. With the exception of Oats, grain
appears to be at least st ttionery in price. Oats. however,
sold on Saturday a shale higher than at the previous market,
the price being 1.3‘1. 1.5 Id. per stone, with a limited supply.
The highest figure for Wheat may be stated at Vls. 44. per
cwt., and for 13.irley 9a. 4d. to 9s. 6d., per cwt., and best
malting lOs. per cwt.

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