The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-21 00:00:00

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Sept. 5 per Gorr.

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6 :weeks• Arm. Aver.
Duties on For. Grain

IMPERIAL AVERAGES.
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Wheat. IlerSey I Oats. f Rye. Mew. Per.
Na. od 3ls Oa 23. 11,32 s MAN. .14 Id
Ns Od 33e 7d236 MON 4d!lOs I Ind
e
Ills 341 Me laps Id 001 s lid 404 Od
Ms Id See 10th. id Lis 7442 s 7t4.31: Od
$l. Oci 368 1/.1124s 3d 32. 5d,134 4d 4d
Ses 11 4 37s Mine 7a 35. 9d1430 7d 4As Td
lb 4433. 4eitee 9014 s 14.18 14.ta 114
Ss tvl Ils 00 Is egli Ss 44 Ils ISVN—iil
i la list six wears Cam momem.

Barley 9O
tS3:3 I
Oats I 3710 500
flour, 2030 sacks, - barrels; malt, -.
OCT. 20.-Since our last report, we have
hada great deal of rain, which has prevented farmers getting
on with sowing so much as they would others ise have done.
We have had a fair demand for old Wheat during the week,
at the prices lately paid. All sorts of spring Curn, but es-
pecially malting Barley, have been in good demand, and wo
note that article fully 3s. per qr. dearer, with a short supply.
Grinding Barley obtains the same advance. At this day's
market we had only a small show of Wheat, but our millers
were eriaVed to supply themselves at the rates of last week ;
free foreign quite as dear. Spring Corn as last noted, with-
out much allowing. Linseed offerred more freely, prices
unaltered. Rapeseed has been sold at 231. 1.55. Linseed
Cakes easier to buy. Rape Clkes fetch our quotations. No
Bow s offering. Guano unaltered. The following are the
present prices of grain : Wheat, red, 48s. to 55a.; new do.,
06.. to 635.: white. 60s. to 62a.; new ditto, 625. to 655.;
Dantrie, Ms. to 665. ; Lower Baltic. and Hamburg,
51a. to 58s. Barley, malting, 425. to 48s. . • grinding,
335, to 365. Oats, 245. to 28e. ; Danish, 235. to 2.5 r.
Russian, 245. to 265. Beans, 445. to 48s. ; foreign, 425. to 445.
Linseed, crushing, 365. to 465.; feeding, 50e. to 525. Rape-
seed. per 10 quarters, 231. 10s. to 241. 10s. Linseed Cakes,
English, per ton, 10/. 15s. toll! ; foreign. 8!. to 9!. 10s.
Rape Cakes, per ton, 115 s. to 120 s. Bones, per ton, 85s. to
87s. 6d. Guano, 41. to 81.
IPSWICH, Orr. 20.-Wheat was in comparatively
small supply, and sold at fully equal to the prices of last
week. Barley came more freely to hand than of late, and
met a ready sale at an advance of some shillings-495. to 60s.
made of some of extra tine quality. 465. to 475. Id. were the
general prices to the farmers. So few Beans and Peas ag-
reared that prices cannot be quoted.
LivEarool., Ocr. 20.-. Very firm were &Meru of
Wheat. Flour, and Oats here at the close of last week ; and,
in the interval, between Tuesday and Friday, a large busi-
ness ',asthma in Wheat and Flour, particularly the latter,
in bond, for which, of good fresh quality, Ma. was freely paid.
Coarse Flour, inferior old Oatmeal, or Indian Cora, were
eagerly sought after on Irish account, and high prices poid.
365. per 24011 w. was paid (or old Oatmeal, scarcely tat for
human sustenance; dls., 555., and 56a. per 4801bs. for Indian
Corn : in short, the moat violent Protectionist may now no-
derate his painful apprehensions of the baneful consequences
f an excess of food; and if any lingering doubts yet haunt
his mind, very probably such will be removed before the
produce of another harvest is available. Exported to Ireland
from the 13th to the 19th inst. inclusive:-568 qrs. Wheat;
350 qrs. Barley ; 787 qm. Indian Corn •, 305 sacks and 3,008
barrels Hour. Coutvine.-17 qn. Wheat ; 37 qrs. Malt
200 qrs. Oat.; 628 qrs. Beans ; 70 qrs. Peat ; 27 qrs. Lndian
Corn; 53 loads Oatmeal ; 206 sacks and 2,872 barrels. Flour.
This morning's market we note firm for Wheat, at the full
ra.es of this day week; but the trade not active. Oat, were
in request at 3d. to 41. per 451bs. advance. Barley much
wanted, and fully 2s. per qr. dearer. Beans and Peas steady
in value. Sack *and barrel Flour each rather dearer, as was
Oatmeal; but of this article scarcely any is left. unsold.
LEEDS, Ocr. 20.-We have rather a short supply
of Grain here to-day. Wheat has met a good demand, at fully
la. per qr. advance. Barley is again 2s. to 3s. per qr. dearer.
Oats obtain id. per stone more money, and Beans fully main-
tain late rites. Average price of Grain :-Wheat, 625. 4d. ;
Barley. 395. sd. ; Oats, 275. 5d.; Beans, 475. Bd.; Peas, 445.

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LYNN, Oct. 20.—A very small market here to-day.
Wheat, same prices se last week. Barley, ds. 41. per qr.
dearer. In Oats and Beans no alteration. NVe quote, Wheat,
6:11h5., 635. to 645. ; fine, 6.5 a. ; white, Mts.; Barley, best runs,
465. to 475. ; hue, 495. ; Beans, old, 50s. to 52*.; new, 46e. to
49.. ; Oat*, Isd. per stone, to the growers.
SALISBURY, 4)(7. 20.—The market to-day waadull•
Prime samples sold well at the highest terms, but inferior
do. could not find purchasers. Best Wheat., white and red,
sold lx tween 60s. and 701. ; Barley, front 3.55. up to 451.;
Oats, from 265. up to 325. ; Beans, front 455. up to 60s. ; Peas,
from 425. to 465. per qr. ; Flour, from 455. to 48s. per sack ;
Tares, at Ss. per bushel; Indian Maize, at from 4../s. to 48s.
per qr.

WoonsTocx, 0(7. 20.—A general advance in the
prices of grain. Wheat, 14!. to la ' • old Beaus, 10!. lOw. ;
new Beans, 101. per load. Barley, Ztis. to 43.. Oats, 245.
to 34a. per quarter.

HOPS.

BOROUGH MARKET, Two de/wk.—Meyers. l'alten-
deo and Smith, Hop factors, report there is n considerable
business doing, at ruU prices
tdtt and End Kent, from per Cwt..£6 A. to £7 04.
Weald of Keats... ........ „ 4 6 to 5 0
Swam, from
Farnham.
YfAdlityr Kent' .......... ~ 315 to 4 10
YearlialfSa«cz„ 3 10 to 4 4
Old Hops „ 2 0 to 4 0

MAIDSTONE.—The duty still continues to rule at
251,0001., with various opinions as to the accuracy of the esti-
mate. This may perhaps be in some degree tested by the
amount of the Canterbury collection, which we hear on pretty
good authoritywill turn out something very like 44,071/.175. Id.
There were several buyers at our fair on Saturday, but it
seems of late years not to have been the fashion to sell here,
otherwise there is no doubt sales might have been effected.
A correspondent informs us that there is en inclination on
the part of some growers, encouraged by the success of the
late experiment at Staplehurat, to establish a hop fair there.
lie says, "No time should be lost." The growers should
meet and form a committee of management. Thy should
be the acting men, and with energy sod determination much
good might be accomplished."—Maidstone Journal.
The estimated hop duty has fallen off materially dur-
ing the past week. A high duty backer gist's; the following
estimate : Canterbury, 4.3,000/. ; Rochester, 60,0001.: Sussex,
63,0001.; Worcester, 30,000/. ; Farnham, 16,0001. ; Kingdom,
4,0001. Total, 224,0001. Itut general accounts say that it
will not much exceed 200,0001.--Canterbury Journal.
SALlstwaY, OCT. 20.—The fair for the male of
Hops is principally conducted by the resident tradesmen.
For best Farnham's they were itskirg from Si. 10a. to 71. per
cwt. Kent and Hampshire, country grown, from 41. ss.
to Gl. per cwt. Old llops from 3/. 10.. to 4/Aos. per cwt.;
the retail price being from Is. to Is. Gd. per lb.

Price. i Sept. 5. Sept. 12.18ept. 19. Sept. 20.1 Oct. 3. Oet. 10.
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ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 19th OCT. TO 21st OCT.
Qta. Enteirh. Scotch. Irish. Forel".
Wheat 1 1910 I 1 I 590