The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-08 00:00:00

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FAREHAM, Sept. 7.—Wheet, in good condition, sold at a
decline of 3s. to 5s per qr. Barley very dull. Beans come
better to hand, and prices have gone down 3s. per qr. Peas
continue as before. Oats lower, 2s. per qr.
HALIUMOILTH, Sept. 7.—At market this day we had a
good attendance, with a disposition to sell at a Meadow of
2a. to 41. per qr. The quality of the Wheat =1
inferior to last year, with many rough and ill•
samples. A few parcels of Barley on offer, at prices varying
from 265. to 32a. per qr., with many coarse qualities. But
little other grain on offer. Wheat, white, 40s. to 455. ; red,
36a. to 42a. Barley, 265. to 32a. Beans and Peas, 40s. to
455. Oats, 245. to 30s. per qr.

Firm., Sept. 7.—There has been a decided change in the
temperature daring the past week, and on one or two days
some quantity of rain has fallen. This will prove a benefit
to the Turnips, which were beginning to look anything bell
right, and being followed by a cold brisk wind would do ao
harm to the grain crops. The fields are now rapidly clearing
of Wheat, and other grain is being fast secured. Without
any material extension of business a firmer feeling has
pervaded the market since our last report. The majority of
I importers preferring to land rather than submit to previous
low rates, there is lees staff pranks( far isle thee we fad'
previously to report. Mee awe flaw& wpm the 11111011111
pursued by farmer. They emare easily Inept the agreed&
high prices of the last six months ; and those who can hold
we think will, and see whether a cessation of arrivals, which
is now pretty sure to take place, will not give them a
better result than present sales will do. There has
certainly been lees inclination to sell at some of our local
markets the last week. At to-day's market we had only a
small show of Wheat from the farmers—lees than our millers
needed ; it was very free sale at full last week's prioee, rather
more money being paid in some instances, A good inquiry
for foreign What, but little or none offering afloat, and our
stocks are also trifling, particularly of useful red Wheats.
The quality of the new Barley shown (merely samples) was
very line, and there is no doubt this is the best crop on the
The season for grinding Barley is now on, and the
good at present moderate retie. We have still er-
rinLef Oats, which makable at the abovecur
BMW ON inquired for, but being leaded are generally=lly
above present rates. From the general Wan in the crop, mate
imprevemsat is imaildently looked lat. Rye. Meal stM
attends pent ealemiles, end is a sheds dearer since our last.
It is bdos mei, shed with water, kir pip, end with brewers'
galas he milk cows, with great ad in both oases
mixed thin. Water put to it in a large M 3 and drained off
after @landing soar Woo, has pond poi Ile lonntolliVOL
Both Linseed sad Uw paler n ane is psi &moil at we
Stoehe bier low et boa erfielssliarsanol,
old, has been sold at 271. 10a. and
,• but little now ea
rale. Rape Cakes in short supply, sad would sell wall.
The following are the present pr4eii ot grain : Wheat,
red, 42a. to Me. ' • new, 48s. to Ms. white, 60s. to ;
new, 50e. to Us. ; Dantsic, 60a. to 64e. ; Lower Baltic and
Ramberg, 38s. to Me. Barley, malting, 30s. to 345. ; griadMg,
250. to 27.. Oats, Danish, les. to 180. ; 10s. to M.