The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-19 00:00:00

Fluctuations in last six week's Coen averages.

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ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 12th OCT. TO 17th OCT.
Qrs. Dag hen. Irish. Foreign.
Vibes* ... I 11092 I
Barley ... 4286 I
Oat* 5713 I 2990 I 7015
Flour, 4726 sags, 574 barrels; malt, 4127.

ANDOVER, OCT. 17.—The market was well at-
tended to-day ; but there was great reluctance to purchase
at the present prices. The farmers would not submit to a
reduction, consequently prices must he quoted as before,
excepting Barley, which was much inquired alter, particu-
larly fine malting samples, for which is. per quarter higher
would have been freely given. Oats remain stationary, as
also Beans and Peas. Tares still falling, IL 9d. having been
taken by Mr. Oliff, corn-dealer, for several quantities. In-
dian or American Corn, both yellow and white, in better
demand, at lea. for cash, and 19s. per sack, credit, such
being freely given. Several are trying it with bran and pol-
lard to fatten pigs, it being cheaper at the above-named
prices than either Barley or Peas, it being much heavier per
sack than either of those articles.

GLOUCESTER, OCT. 17.—Our market for Wheat
was decidedly firm, and both English and foreign samples of
good quality realised an advance of about le. per quarter,
and a considerable amount of business was done. Barley
and Beans were firm at last week's rates; Oats scarce, and
much inquired for.
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HADDINGTON, OCT. 16.—The supply of all kinds of
grain was smaller to-day, with the exception of Oats. Sales
were dull. Top of new wheat, 35., and avenge ls. lOd.
down. General average of wheat is lc lOd. down. Barley,
4d. up, and oats 4d. down on the average. Barley, 262 qn..
255 qrs. geld. Oats, 377 qra., 365 qrs. sold. Beans, 33 qrs.
sold.

MANCIIESTER, OCT. 17.-A steady business has
been done during the week, and fresh qualities of each
article have gone off on arrival at full and rather improving
prices. There was a tendency to a further advance in our
market of to-day ; and, though the demand is not very
active, there is a steady male, which takes off all fresh
qualities of each article at somewhat higher rates than on
this day week. We raise our quotations for Wheat 2d., and
Oats Id. per bushel. Choice huh Flour fully le. per sack,
and 6d. per barrel. New Oatmeal, 6d. to Is.; and fine Malt,
2s. per load. Beans steady at former rates. Barley 4d. per
bushel higher, and all sorts of feeding stuff in demand at
higher prices. Wheat, per bushel of 701 b., English white,
9s. to 10s. ; Ditto red, Be. 6d. to 9s. 6d. ; Irish and Scotch
white, Bs. 9d. to 9s. 6d. ; Ditto red, Bs. 3d. to Bs. 9d. Oats,
per bushel of 451 b., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, 4s. 3d.
to 4s. 4d.; Irish kiln-dned runs, 4s. Id. to 4s. 2d. Beans,
per quarter of 5041 b., English small, 413 e. to 60s. ; Ditto tick,
465. to 48e. Malt, per six imperial bushels, fine, 525. to
545. ; fine seconds, 48s. to 60s. Peas, per eight imperial
bushels white boilers, 541. to 66e. Flour, per sack of 2801 b.,
English and Irish fine, 435. to 461. ; superfine, 46.. to 49e. ;
extra ditto, 511. to 535. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 b., English
and Irish, 41s. so 42a.
NEWCASTLE-ON-TINE, OCT. 17. - The trade
throughout the present week has continued of a quiet cha-
racter, still, however, factors have evinced much firmness,
and those millers who were in want have purchased to a
fair extent of the beat Wisbeach red, at 665., sad up to 67e.
and 68e. per qr. for choice Norfolk or Suffolk kinds, all made
63 lbs. per bushel. Our advice' from New Tel this weak
still evince an upward tendency, and most of the orders
which had been sent out had remained unexecuted, partly
from want of stock and partly from the limits being too low
limited ; each being the fact it is quite clear we cannot have
any supplies of consequence before the spring of the year
from thence, a circumstance which should have much weight
both by buyer and seller at present. At our market this
morning we had one of the largest. deliveries of Wheat from
the growers we have experienced sine* harvest, and although
nlightly reduced prices were accepted ; yet in reality, taking
the difference of condition into account, the trade cannot be
called any cheaper than on this day ee'nnight. In choice
south country qualities' • fair business was done. Suffolk
red commanded 68s. per qr., whilst for something very
extra we touched 69a. per qr. 68 lb. Foreign we.
held with much firmness, and we look for such descriptions
commanding rather more attention than hitherto
from our millers, owing to the new Wheats losing condition.
Flour continues scarce and the next arrivals are likely to
meet a ready sale at our extreme quotations of last week.
Choice brands of barrel Flour are saleable at 35e., and pos-
sibly for something extra even • little more might be ob-
tained. New Bye is much wanted, and we could safely
encourage shipments. Malting Barley must be quoted fully
Is. higher, and a clearance effected at the advance. Malt in
request, prime season-made being now worth at least 66e.
per qr. la Beans little passing, and although we have not
had much stir in Peas as yet, the daily advancing prices of
Potatoes mast necessarily cause more attention to be
directed to the article, Potatoes having doubled their price
within the last month. With Oats we were fairly supplied.
and a ready clearance was effected at the full rates of this
day ec'nnight. Choice old foreign are held with much firm-
ness, say Hanoverian qualities, weighing 371 b., at 265.; Hol-
stein, 411 b., at 265. ; and Dutch Brews, 4111 b. to 421 b., at
Els. per qr. respectively, which nites, although not willingly
given, will shortly, in our opinion, be readily paid. In
bond, 14th October, Wheat, 6,418; Barley, 1,282; Oats,
674 ; Peas, 889 qrs.
PultourE, Ocr. 15.-A moderate supply of
Wheat, which went off quickly at an advance of about Is. per
bag from last week ; beet samples, 175.; moderate, do., 16e.
to 16s 6d. Supply of Barley small, but much inquired for.
The few bags sold fetched Ba. 6d. to es. 9d. Oats scarce, and
much looked for ; best samples, 14s. per sack.
SUNDERLAND, OCT. 17.-A great deal of rain has
fallen during the week, which has greatly interrupted the
operations for ' , and to-day the rain has fallen in tar-
rents ineessantly. esu of Wheat from the farmers
was very large, both of old pply new ; the whole of the latter
was in excellent condition and of the finest quality. There
is also a fair supply of south country Wheat, for which the
demand is good, with the exception perhaps of two or three
very superior samples, for which • trifling advance was ob-
tained. Prices ruled same as last week, with a fair eels.
New Wheat, 60a. to 66e. ; old, 40e. to 68s. ; south country
end foreign, 68e. to 68e. Malting Barley is worth 40s. to
46a., and is in demand. Malt in request at 625. to 665.
Beans and Pees in fair demand, and Oats free sale at 245. to
30s. Flour plentiful at 60e. to 62a. Averages for the week,

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