The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-09 00:00:00

PRODUCE.

MINCING-LANE, Half-past Two.—Refuted Sugar
has been dull to-day; for other descriptions the market, as
customary on Mondays, has been closed. Several public
sales are advertised for to-saorruw.
. .

Oils have been in very good demand, and rather higher
prices paid for mast descriptions. Rape, brown, 34e. Bd. to
Ws. ; refined, 6d. to 365. ; Seal, 331. to 351. 10s. ;
Cod, 281. ; Southern Whale, 301. to 301. 10s. Sperm, 871.
to 881. Gallipoli, 461. to 471. Spanish, 431. to 451. Palm,
381. to 401. Linseed, 265. 6d. to 295.
Rum steady, but not active.
Cotton has become more firm, but the amount of business
done has been limited. _ _ _

Tea .—Thls article has been in good demand, and the arti-
cle has more firmness than for some time past.

PRICES CURRENT.

Ryas; per cwt. DLTY PAID
W. India,B.P.bwn.s.42 d0..544 64
Yellow &Grey 45 0...47
Fine 4B 0...52
Mauritius, brown l5 0 43
Yellow 45 0...47
Pine 4B 0...33
Bensal&lladres, b 34 0...42
Yellow 43 0...47
White 4B 0...57
Foreign, brown. 34 0. .43
Yellow 44 0.. w
Grey end white 47 0...36
Relined, Hambro' 6B 0...72
Lumps 63 .67
Corm. in Bond.
West India, ordi-
nary SS O. 40 0
Good. 45 0.. 60 0
Fine 7O 0..100 0
dyke, good Gni&
37 0... 38 0
Flab ardbari 39 0.,.1S 0
Hne
C.. 53 0. . 69 0

Pigs, No. 1.
Hoops ll 10...12
Cargo at Cardifrbar 9 0... 0
Swedish ll 0 . 0
LEAD, at per ton.
Pig, best lB 10...18 1
MUM, sheet Y l9 10... 0
Bata 2O 10...
Patent shot 22 0... 0
red or minium
Spelter l9 0...19
On; per 252 ImPgaL dp.
Pish, Sad pale IS 0 .. 0
straw 34 O. 0
brown & yellow 3O 0.. 32 1
Sperm B7 0...88
Read Matter BB 0,..90
Cod. ... 28 0... 0
South
Olive,GallipolLp.ton 48 0...47
Coma Nut 42 0...42 1
Seed, Rape, pale,
per ton 33 10...90
Linseed 26 10...26 1

Mocha, good tofineso 0... 66 0
Costa Rita, °Mt
mryto tine 24 0...53 0
Sumatra and Pa-
dang 22 0... 25 0
COCOA.
We.t India 34 0... 46 0

PROTIPIONP, per ewt.
Butter—Oort, Ist 96 0...97 0
2nd 92 0 93 0
3rd 86 0...67 0
lat 0 0... 0 0
Limerick, do 92 0...91 0
Carlow, Ist 96 0...102 0

Foreign 32 0... 33 0 1
'rt., at per lb.
C mgou. common 0 9i...0 14
liter, at per cwt.
Bengal white l7 0... 18 6
Cargo l3 0... 16 0
Java l4 0... 17 0
Patna 24 0.. 26 0
Caolfaa
in:arm
Rum at per will.
Leeward Island _ _

Newry, Ist 0 0... 0 0
Waterford 0 .. 0 0
Beef, India, pre
tierce
Prime Mese 0 0 0
Prerk,prbnemees 73 6...72 0
Bacal-Pcci4Lmrk 70 0...72 6
Do., Belfast
Boom, Waterford,
69 0...66 0
szt:ert.
670.600
Itlißettl2!rrk I 66 0...56 0

Proof .. . . 2 7 ... 2 3
Demerara, Pr00f...........
to
34 per cent.
o.l'. 2 11 ... 3 4
Jamaica, 30 to 36
per cent. o.l'. 3 5 .. 10

Via
Ditto Bladder 67 0...72 0
IDRnaw Ox and Cow, at per lb.
1. A. and M. Video,
46d 8.0 d 646.6 0751
0 4 ...0 1
6

Favourite mnrk3 10
Brandy, Ist brawls 5 0 ... 6 0
FLAX, per ton.
RIga,P.T.R. £44 0 . 53 0
St. Peterataug, 9
heed 4O 0... 0 0
Dutch and Flemish 5 5... 6 5
Friesland
Haar, at per tag.
Bt.Peteraburg,etenta3S 0. 38 0
outabot . 33 0 .34 0

Brasil. dry 0 6
Dryeaßed ... 0 41
Rio, 4..
Lima&dry o Valp. dry 0 3 ~
Weld India, dry 0 I
Salted 0 5
East India 0
Kim B.Ayres, dr7 0 7 .
Russia, d 7 0 84.
S. Amer.lioree, per
hide B 0

half clean
Riga, Rhine
outsbot
pass
Manilla
East India Stunt l3 0...10
Bombay l4 0...18
Jute
Tin. at per cwt.
Banta 100 0 . 0
Straits
Cora. in blocks 95 0... 0
Isms, at per ton.
Bars £9 10 £9 1

Rollo, ditto 6 6...10 6
Da Woooa, at per ton.
Lc wood, Jarnales £4 5... 4 10
_01:11AUTIS
(*rapacity 55.3 15
6 10... 7 10
Fratic, Jamaica 5 10 .. 6 0
Cuba 9 C.. 9 10 ,
Ncaragua, large and
solid 14 0...15 0
Small
Lima 13 0...16 0
Man 14 0...17 0
Red Sandra 5 10. 515
Brazil 50 0. 55 0

CORN.

MARK-LANE.—Ottr market this morning wins but
moderately supplied with English Wheat by land•carrisge
samples from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, and the supply of
both Wheat and Flour, coastwise, during the past week was
extremely short ; nevertheless, the trade ruled dull to-day,
and it was necessary to submit to a decline of fully 21. per
quarter upon English Wheat before a clearance of
the stands could be effected. Free foreign Wheat could
cooly be sold at a similar reduction, with which holden
generally were not disposed to oomply. Choice samples of
malting Barley maintained their value, but all secondary
ports and diWitorranal&e were lc per qr. dumper. Grinding
Barley was not lower. We have again to report a considerable
arrival of foreign Oats, but the receipts coastwise and from
Ireland have bean trifling. This trade is very dull, and but
little impression has as yet been made upon the recent large
importations. The few sales made were at a reduction of Is.
to 2s. upon the quotations of Monday last. Some holders
are having their cargoes landed in bond.
Maple and grey peas supported late rates, but white Pe+

were the turn cheaper.
Beans were slow ale, without alteration in value.
BRITISH. vitalises Imi:barter.
WHEAT, Essex and Kent Red 41 to 62 64 White-Go to 64 to 68
Norfolk and Suffolk 54 to 60 62 do 53 to 62 to 61
Tattrera (Eases or Suffolk) 68 to 70
Cambridge & Lincoln Red - to - to - White - to - to -
Northumberland & Scotch do. -to - do -to- to -
Irish do -to - do -to- to -
RTZ, 38 to 40 old SG to 38
Ramer, reeding 30 to 31 Dietillhig 30 32 to 34
Malting ...-... ............. 40 to 42 Chevalier 42 to 46 fine to 43
Di& - to - Scotch - to -
Brea Was= 24 to 36
MALT - 58 to 64 fine pale 64 to 68
OATS, Enitildi Feed 94 to 266 Od ..Bbick... 23 to 2es Od
Ditto Poland') 98 to :Os Od...rotato.. 29 to 31s Od
Berwick andnaatehreed 23 o 27s Od...Potato .. 30 to 32s Od
Irish Feed . .22 to 29 to 23s Od-Black... 21 to 230 Od
Ditto Potato 30s Od to 32s Od
Press, Grev 3B W 42. Od.. Maple_ 40 to 44a Od
Blue ........_.....35 to 40 Imperial 60t064
White 44 to 50 .Boders 52 to 56
Bass; Masairao...- ... .33 to 40 T1ek...40 to 42...01d 43 to 47
Mama 42 to 43 Small 43 to 43...01d 49 to 51
Tan" New Spring .... .- to - New Winter - to -...01d - to -
Iltenento, New 4O to 42
r. ..t.
Owe®, Red ..- .. .- to - White-to-
Par thoessod.
Loma% C.sits ..611 Os to .612 Os.
Per sack anon.
Room, Town made, delivered 54 to 56 ruse Household 48 to 32
Norfolk and Suffolk_ 42 to 46 Whites
Northumberland, Linonn, and Yorkshire
Fusses and Kent -to - Dish -to -
skim... per qr. unalsal
FOREIGN. Duty paid. In Bond.
Wow, Dantrie and Konigsberg . _ . . _4O to 63 fine to T0...54 to 66
Pomeraneas, Rostock, end stews, new GO to 65...31 to 60
French and Brabant
Denish and Hamborgh 6O to 62...54 to 58
Rt 11618,13 43 to 31
Danube and Odeon 80 to 58...48 to St
Spanish, hard - to - ...soft
Canadian -to - .Australian 60 to .. 68
I'm
Bun" reeding 213 to 34 Dinilling 34 to 38...- to -
barns U to 40 lndian Corn 42 to SO-- to -
OAT% Imam 25 to 27...- to -
Pomeranean and Stralsund - to -
• Swedish and Danish - to -
Friezeland and Dutch
Ditto Brew. - to - ...
lIWIS, Tkk to - old 38 to 40...- to -
Soul —.I ... - to - old 42 to 44...- to -
rolodex-- 38 to 40 Tuscany -to -. .34 to 30
. P.4s, Grevrvis
-. ..... 44 W 48 Boilers - to -
Tsars, Old - to - __. . mew - to -,...large - to - Duty tree
Lissaan, Babb rod Rad= 42 to 44... do. do.
Mediterranean sad Odom 40 to 46.- do. ix
BArreera, Ol to 4$ Hemmed 34 to 36... ds. as.
CLOVIINWZD, Red - to -White - to -p. cwt. Duty ss. 3d. 4.4.4
RAMPED CAKES free of duty, per ton, £5 5.. to f 3 10s.
.T. 18•18.6 emirs, Dutch sad German ditto £B Oa to £8 10a.
Ditto French mil AnteriCan ditto £8 10.. to CO lan
per BrL of nib&
PLOVII, Ameriean, in Bowl II to 33
Deane and Hamburg 30 W 32
Cinadian (Duty 71d. per barrel)
French free -to -Der Sack of 280 lbs.

IMPEItIAL AVERAGES.

I Wheat. Barley, Oats. I:ye. 'Amt. I Peas.
Sept. 26 per Quar. I Sli Id 36.10 d 233 7d 33s Id 423 7.145. od
11.
144.
Oet. 3 . . 54. Od 368 9d 24. 3d 3d143. 43.3. 4d
10 . . Ws 10d 37s Ed 24. 7d 33s 9.1:43e 7d1463 7d
17 . . 59. 10d 38s 8.1.23. 8d 38. 3d43. Sd 7s 3d
24 . . 60. 1:14140. 24126. 6d 391 Od 45s ad 10d
31 . . 61. II• 8d127. Od 416 Id '6e Id3o. 8d
6 weeks' Agg. Aver. 37s Wins 6c1125. 3d 37s 6d 6d147. 3d
Duties on For. Grain 4s 0.11 27-1-73d1 Is 6dl 23 Od 2. 001 to Od
Loxoos AVULAOES. Nr.:. 3.—Wbest, 63s 70d.: Sark,, 478- 7d- ;
Oats,;2Bis. 6d. ; Rye, 46.. Od.; Item, 435. 9d.; Per, NW. 6d.
noetuations in last six 'reek's Corn averages.

appeared to
i buyers ' • the millers
very best samples, for
they er load reduction ; 171.
per load was given for a sample Of very superior. white
Wheat, grown by J. B. Cole, Esq., Longparish, whicg was
the highest price given. Fine dry red Wheats barely made
161. per load; some decent samples were offered at from 141.
to 141. 104. do. There were more samples of Barley, but
few among them of prime malting qualities ; the best sass-
plea in the market did not fetch more than from 425. to 461.
per qr., while some sold as low as 30s. do.; the reduetko in
price, therefore, cannot be quoted at less than 24. per qr.
In Oats there was more business done, at a decline of from
Is. to 2s. per qr. Best Potatoe Oats made 30s. • Polands,
from 295. to 315.; black do., 245. to 265. ; Enliaiful, from
265. to 28s. per qr. In Beans and Peas so little done as
scarcely worth quoting. Winter Tares, at 6s. to 6s. 6d. per
bushel. Malt, at from 68s. up to 66a. per qr. Flour, from

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Price. Sept. 26. E Oct. 3. Oct. 10. Oct. 17.1 Oct. 24.1 Oet
61 9 ... ... . . , ...11 7.7
60 10 ... ... . .
69 10 ... ' ' ,j
56 10 ... r..... 71 ..... ... ...
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54 0 j.......... .., ...
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ANDOVER, Nov. 7.—The Wheat trade appeared
have nearly all sellers, and but very few buyers ; the mint
who purchased would only look at the very be:itsam.....__ples,,l.
which they offered from 10s. to 15s. per load reduction ; l'