The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-24 00:00:00

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advanced to I4ld. for best mealing quality. Batley, laid.
per stone, and but little at market.

NEWRY, Nov. 20.—The weather continues ex-
tremely boisterous, and for the last few days little out-door
labour could be proceeded with. In the meantime, the mar-
ket+ for most kinds of agricultural produce are on the decline,
and lower prices have been accepted. White Wheat may
be quoted from 3d. to 6d. per cwt. lower, sad red about the
same. The prises were, for white, from 12e. 64. to las. 3d.
per cwt. ; and for red, 12s. to 12s. 6d. Oats sold at a
reduction of from id. to 4d. per stone, the quotations being
14d. to 141 d., with a moderate supply of alt kinds at mar-
ket. Fleur was reduced Is. per cwt. for first, second, and
third qualities, the price being, for first, 21,. per cwt. ;
second, 12s. ; third, 17s. ; and fourth, 16s. Indian Cora
Meal sells at 14s. gd. to 15s. per cwt., none but the very best
qualities reaching the latter price.

KISKALDY, Nov. 21.—Only moderate supplies of
all kinds of grain, with a numerous attendance of buyers.
Sales were quicker than last day. Prim, for all sorts tho
turn dearer. Wheat, old, 575. 60st, 644.. to 66i.; new, 485.,
545., 60a., to 645. • Barley, new, 315., 315., 365. to 38s. 64.;
Oats, 275. 6d., 295., 31s. to 325. 6d. per quarter. Oatmeal,
48a. per bag of 280 lb..
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KELso,- Nov. 20.—Wheat, new, 425. to 478.: fine,
483 ; Barley, old, 21s. to 2.434.; new, 225. to 20s. ; Potato.
Oats, old, 225. to 21a. ; new, Ms. to 235. ; common Oats, old,
20s. to 22a. per bell of six imperial bushels. Demand mo-
derate. Fine Flour, 60s. • shop do., 445.; second Flour, 40s.
Oatmeal, 475.; Pease Me:al, 345. ; Barley Meal, 325. ; Pot
Barley, 395. per load of 280 lbs. _ _

DANTZIC, Nov.l4.—Wheat, prime high mixed, 555.
to 565. ; fair quality. 53a. to 51t. • fine mixed, Ms. to 624. ;
good mixed, 495. to 50s. ; good redmixed and red, 48a. ; Lin-
seed, 355. to 365. per qr. Rapeseed, 241. per English last;
Rubenseed, 231. free on board. .

liamuur.o, Nov. 20.—We quote Wheat, Polish,
149 186 ; Anitalt and Magdeburg, red, 149 172 ; ditto white,
151 174 ; Marks and Brunswick, 149 172 ; Mecklenburg and
Pomeranian, 150 174; Holstein, 141 107; Lower Elbe, 141
164; Marks, Mecklenburg, and Pomeranian, 122 142;
Holstein and Lower Elbe, 118 132; Russian, 124 134. Bar-
ley, Danish, K 7 100; Auhalt and Magdeburg, 102 116;
Lower Elbe, winter, 90 96; ditto, summer, 87 02. Oats,
Upland, 60 70 ; Mecklenburg and Holstein, 62 72. Beans,
114 128. Peas, 115 135. Vetches, 120 130. Rapeseed,
145 155.

MARSEILLES, Nov. 17.—The arrivals of Wheat eon-
tinned without interruption during the whole of last week,
and fine Marianopoli is again held at 475. to 495. per qr.;
other qualities in proportion. In Linseed a great firmness
exists. Odessa is still worth about 50s. per qr.

ODESSA, Noe•. 6.—The Wheat market is rely
steady. About 22,000 qrs. have been bought at full prices,
say 31s. bd. to 395. 4d. per qr. free on board, according to
quality. The supplies have materially fallen off, and will be
drawing to a close shortly. There i• no change to notice in
the value of Rye or Linseed. For Indian Corn 28 ro. is
offered and refused.

STrnIN, Nov. 16.—We quote, Wheat, 681 b. to
591 b. tekersnark and Pomeranian, 50s. to 51s. per qr. free
on board next 6priug. Pomeranian Barley, 32a. per qr.;
Oderbntck 335. per qr. free on board. Pomeranian Barley,
for spring delivery, 30s. per qr. free on board.

SMITHFIELD, Two °Vim: i:. —Messrs. Cooper and
Davis, Hay ann Straw Salesmen, report prices as follows,
and the trade very heavy :
Prime Moldow .........85s to 73a Cover 76s to 954
Inferior ditto Ms to 6.14 6tr0w...-.... ......... --Us lo its
Row en ds to Ns