The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-28 00:00:00

the weather continue wet
as the Turnip crop would I.
that would exert an import;
lead to a much more import
than under ordinary circus
market this morning we ha
the growers, and although t
a fair extent, fresh-thrashed
at ea advance of 2s. to 3s.
provement was taken on a
was effected, but some hol
still further enhancement
higher terms will be ens
fully 2s. per qr. dearer,
dunnz the week to
at that We. Altogether
with evident symptoms -
Flour is extremely scarce, and choke new households readily
commanded 4-se. and Whites Os. per sack respectively, ntakiug
an advance of fully 2s. per sack upon the rates of this day
se'nuight. At the conclusion of the market our millers raiaf-el
the pnce 3s. per sack, at which advance, owing to the scarcity
of south country qualities doubtic,s a ready sale will be
found next week. New Rye is inquired f..r, and anything
extra we would have no difficulty in reaching 40s. per qr.
For malting Barley there is some little inquiry, and although
425. may be deemed an extreme quotation at present, we
should not be surprised to see select ample, of Chevalit r
commanding 465. when the menhir are at full work. Malt
extremely scare and much wanted. Boiling Peas mu,: be
noted again 2s. higher, but the advance is reluctantly paid
by our splitters. Beans, none offerinx. With Oats we were
freely supplied, but the demand prming corresponding, sales
were readily made at fully L.e.t week's rates.
'WATERFORD, SEPT. 26.-No material (Image has
taken place in the state of our Grain market since Wed...es-
day last. Supplies of Wheat are about equal to the demand,
and prices steady. The same may be said in regard to Oats,
which or r farmers bring to market in quantities about equal
to the demand. The deliveries of Barley have somewhat' in
creased, u ithout producing. any decline in prices. Flaur
meets a steady sale, at an impro% ement of 1.. per sack,
superfine% being now worth 465. to 475. per sack ; weals,
395. to 425.; thirds, 31s. to 3.51.; and fairths, 20s. to 24% per
sack of 2110 lbs. The demand for Indian Corn has eonsi ler-
ably fallen off, in consequence of our working classes finding
it relatively dearer than the coarser descriptions of flour.
It, however, continues to go off in small quantities, at ....kis. to
28s. per barrel. Oar present prices of prepared Wheat are :
For mill samples, 31s. 61. to 325. Gel. ; shipping, 275. Gd. to
: 30s. Gd.; Oats, white, 14s. to 175.; black, 14s. Pd. to 15s. 3d.
per barrel; Indian Meal, lls. 6d. to 12s. per cwt.; Oatmeal,
. 17s. to 19a.; Potatoes, Id. to Is. per stone.
j SLIGO, Seer: 2G.-We had to-dav a small supply
of all descriptions of grain. We quote Wheat 2.15. to .ss.
• per 20 stone; Oats, 10s. GC to 12s. 3d. per barrel ; Oatmeal,
I 18s. Gel. to 19s. per evs t. ; Indian Meal. 12s. to 11s. 9d. per.
eel.; Barley, 10d. to Is. per stone; flour, 335. to &is. per
barrel.

LINIERTCY, SEPT. 2n.—Wheat market to-day not
very large, say about 3,000 barrels. Millers' not buying so
freely caused prices to be somewhat easier than last market
day, and very good merchantable qualities were Lail at a de-
cline of about Id. per stone ; at which generally the market
was speedily eeared. With millers in the market as hereto-
fore, and the Liverpool and other English market reports,
we looked for an advance, or at all event& no decline u shove
stated. Oats still continue to come in freely, were cheaper
on Thursday sod Friday by about id. per stone, tr_t have
rallied again, and price now is 11 ;tl. to 121 d. per stone. as
in quality. Barley of poor quality, and not in large supply,
121. to 1211. per stone.

wet for some days the Potatoe
uld be likely to suffer, a circumstance—
nportant fufluenee cn the tradjg •
mp advance ortant advan in the %%dire
circumstanc,s would occur. 'Ad our
we had a good supply of Vast' from
ough the arrivals coastwiie age also to
rashed parcels were taken:with aridity
f 3s. per qr., and where is, similar
im-
on south country qualities a clearance
holders refused to excepting at a
sent, fully anticip~irst on Tuesday
made. Free Reign must be noted
rer, but fmm thr large sales made
to Scotland we hod a few sellers
her our market cles:d most firmly, and
ms of a further rise being expected.
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