The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-23 00:00:00

iMPERIAL APIRA4V.P.

Whesti Oar. y.. 1.120244.1_ Per.
2401. 0 $l6 no 44 214 MEM $l2 Ns Nies 44
• 14 32. 23s &aft 0033. 4024 104 444 2d
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Annoy's, Oct. 21.—There was a good 'apply of Wheat,
bat wetly of the new crop, the mistletoe of which wee
tolerably good. Selected samples of malting Barley were
rather dearer, but the general rune were they semi ea last
week. The Oat trade was dull, and new oats were ed. to le.
per qr. lower, whilst old ones maintained their former pool•
doss. Trade genitally ruled dull. Flour mein list week's
Wheat ranged from 465. to 645. Barley, 295. to 335.
Ms. to 445. per. Flour, 401. to 425. per tack.

ATLIMPURT, Oct. 211.—Oar market very dull, in eons.-
quanta ei the bad weather; all kinds of grant must be quoted
rather Ins than last week.
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BATH, Oct 21. Our market was liberally supplied
with both old and new Wheat, which met with a dull sole,
at last week's prioee ; also a small quantity of Barley, for
which there is but little demand, as at is not fit for malting
as yet. In other descriptions no change.
Btlirosto, Oct. 21.—At this day's market there was a
good display of Wheat, in indifferent condition • a mall
supply of BatWy, van Nw Peas and Beans, and a lodinate,
seasonablesupply of Oats. Wheat sold slowly, at a trifilag
reduction from hat week. Barley made from Is. to 2s. more
money. Fess and Beans quite as hieh. For Oats, only a
retail demand, at previous price,. Wheat made from 214.
to 33e. per load. Barley, 31s. to 3ts. Oats, 203. to 303. per
qr. Pea, 23s 6d. to 265. 6J. Beans, 225. to 273.641. per
load of 5 bushels.

Borrow, Oct. 21.—A mall show of Wheat today, and a
slow ask for lots oat of condition ; flu dry samples taken
readily, at Wsdaseday's prises. Oats mad Bum unaltand.
Wheat, new, red, 46.. to 60s. ; white, 535. ; old, red, 50e. to
635.; white, 555. Osts, 16s. to 21s. Buns, no. to 40s.

CLNTIRIIOIIT, Oct. 21.--Our market was well supplied
this day ; trade very dull, at a decline in prim of 2s. to 3o
per qr. Old white Wheat, 675. to 60s. ; brown, 60s. to 578. ;
new, shit*, 608. to 678. • brown, 408. to 606. Barley, 275. to
365. Oats, 19s. Bows; We.
Casimir Oct. 21.-The supply of Wheat, Barley, sad
Oats this mining was about an mirage An dramof
ed. cm Wheat was obtained. Barley and *Oats sold as last
week. Wheat, whits, new, 218.6 d. to 235. 6d. • old, 235. ed.
to 26e. ed.; red, now, 206.6 d. to 228.6 d. ; old, 7L, to 23.. ed.
Barley, new mad old, lb fid. to 138. Oats, potato, old, 9s.
to 108. ed.; new, b. ed. to b. ed. ; common 78. to 7s. 64.
Bye, lb. Flour, 2.. 4d. to 28. 6d. par stone. Oatmeal,
18. 10d. Byeratel, le. ed. Barlamaral, Is. ed.
CUIL311110111) Oct. 90.-There wog $ pod supply of
Meat at mariat UM day, sad ths mhos M this day wee
were wastaised he all pad qualities ; other aorta deflated Is.
per qr. S eon was rather atom plentiful, end gem-
rally bomiktpring he rather lee massy.
COLCIIIIIIII, Olt. 21.-The supply of Wheat is small
to-day ; all dry samybs asammad fully last walk's rates.
Iwip prods soli daft. TM quality of the Barley
=cldi ; malting may be esmidend Is. per qr. dearer, whilst
ill blow that quality solh at late prima. Barns remain
erns. Grey Peas are b. pa qr. dearer.

OLOUCISTEL. Oct 21.—At our market this day the sopa
of English Wheat was good, whirl net a free male at
week's prices, Foreign held finely, and but fewsales wen
effected. Milting Barley souse, and fully as dear. Grind-
ing without clangs. Oats ruled very dull, at low rates.
Beaus natation their prin.
GunDoonw, Oct. 21.—A mall addition to our stook of
Wheat was moaned today; the demand was non gement
and attention sere dinned to the middling and Wain
runs, whir& hare bon hitherto along ; a fair
extent of beam= was transacted in then, at otiose raneng
between 369. and 4h. ; fair wins of new bringing front 50s.
to 66a. ,• superfine, 60s. to 635. Old Wheat non in request,
and 'shads dearer ; best price, 665.

31,931
2,306
37,138
6,130
62,138
436.
476. 64.

Oet. 21.-Oar market was only thinly supplied
with path this morning; the demand was good kr the
boner maples of Wheat. We cannot gook any change in
the value of either Wheat or We from this day week.
Wheat, 30e. to 38e. per load of 20 etone. Otte, 11d. to 141 d.
per Mem American barrels, 33a. lid. to 340.
MANCIIIITIIII Oct. 21.-We hew been slow during the
week for nevi article, but witbeet material change in
=The tone of the trade shoissionidered to have
somewhat firmer yesterday at swelWanfield,
sad there was • isoaiderable falling in the supply of
Wheat to the latter. Our market to-day Nth for no ;arti-
cular resat. A quiet busker is dole', and the rates of
oar last are fully maintained. Wheat, per bushel of
70115 e., English white, 7e. W. to 8a 10d. • red, 7e. 6d. to
Be. 4d.; liriek; white, 7e. to Ba. ind, 7e. to 13e. ;
foreign, free, red, 7.. bd. to Be. 3d. bate, per bath of
461 be., English, Scotch, and flue kith, 3e. 4d, to h. ;
k Irish lin4rted runs, Is. 3d. to 3e. 4d. Peas, per 8 im-
perial bushels, white, boilers, 44e. to Mc Flour, per each
of 280th.., English and Irish, fine, 39e. to 40e ; superfine,
41e. to 425. ; extra, 43e. to 441.; Oatmeal, per load of
24016 e., English sad 28e. to 316.
NIWCABTLWON.TTNII, Oct. 21.-The weather this week
be bees of a man mon unfavourable thanker than we
hitherto bed ansion to note ; from Mcaday to Thursday it
was especially es, • heavy fall of mow having taken place in
the interval, whisk independent of the Wary done to the
outstanding can, is causing serious apmebnaime to be e-
Wreathed of Potatoes, complaints of which ere daily be-
coming wont The Wade during the mast week hebeen
dc of =Wades ; ttill, however, by submitting to • de.
One of le. per qr. apes foreige, a lek Meet of beldame has
bees tnamsted, the make ainewOw to shoat 3,000 gra ;
Wedged red oommandiug foth. ; ffsfeiwaide 66..; Dudek,
153 e. ; and ordinary Btetda the am !pie, all weighing
63tha per bushel; other emits nnekkgg meth the sane se
P_RveaggipietArbett our sgrowerikiss,rldZaZeh:Absesmainit
Nom Omer, qualities, sold treaty at het week's rates.
Noise big oar v. bighse, had** Abet a ebeekleg
baeloseeltellOOres bees &pees& te hoe sesepted Tear
tanneastins to • leir ezlest weal& haw Beaked.
dada ukase,
market is ben, bat the vied sow
favesoble, we
*ha look
ft ke nob whisk have ben* back
a who a kir deemed at
oterteday's qtrarne. ir• me maltmaltbe Ur, but
in its vibe we tete little dove. Moltke at see*
conary gook 'elk from 33e. to no v., aseeollog to
arsty, and the beet 6:reign at Ma. to per gradkry anuelp-
bsWg at the sem Was tellable at 24•41 e tea, walmkig
fray 60165. to 6411 e. per babel. nee old mesa
is wanted, end kr tea or this day's vetelloss weld be
willingly paid. Beam ad Peas la dew end the
tarn deem. With Oats we we.. emend. but
the madiden Wag he the meet pea great
diffseity eno overload in effecting Wen bat any wing
choice, whether sew or ell, was taken el Seely at rather
over previous rates ; fora parcel of choke new Holstein,

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magmas 4216 e. per bushel, 24a. was °Maisie. We basis so
dumpsto sou la the duties thfa week.
NWOTOIT (INA OF WIGHT). Oct. 21.—A cod supply of
What at oar mu to sket -day, mostly sem, wts met a doll'
sale, at last w•ek's prim. Wheat, old, Ma to 60e. ; sew,
40a to 466.; Herby, rte. to 31s. ; Oate, 21s. to 25e. ; &sae,
1 Ilia to 40s. - -

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314rwton, Oet. 21.—Gor minket was Nastily supplied
w 4 Wrest to-day hy the gnawers, the greater part in very
Where wineldes. The dry maples realised quite as muck
wry so lost weak. while erioad and third qualities were
Macy cos hand, sad difficult to quit. Flour commanded a
Ides mile, at late rafts. The Barry trade wiled brisk for good
liclakt dry ram, with an isapeirrement of Is. per qr. Oats,
Berl. and Po" without variation in price. Wheat, white,
61w to lb. par qr. ; rod, old, 641. to 68s. ; whits, new,
651. es Ma; rod, new, 48a. to 625. Barley, malting, 30s.
to 385.; ipladiag, 28a. to 30e.; Beans, 384 to 40s.
old, 311 s. to 118 a. ; new, 32.. to 341 Oats, 245. to 281.
Flour, Ise bouslisiar, f.0.b., 3r. to 38e. per rck of 28011 r.,
purloin% lefts rooks and claiming one mouth's discount;
retail, 24 Id. per Ow.
NOTTINGHAM!, Oft. 21.—The supply of grain brought to
our market to-day is quite equal to the demand; nererthe.
lets sellers obtain fully the rates of last week for ell good
qualities of both new and old Wheat ; inferior aorta are In
favour of the buyer. Good milting Barley is taken off at full
vices; grinding sorts a trifle lower. In other articles we
have no sltemtion.

Parnazonuoa, Oct. 21.-The supply of Wheat and
Batley is good, but that of Oats and Beans shirt. Wheat
tally maintains late rates. Fine Barley is in demand, at full
penes ; inferior sorts Is. to 2a. cheaper. No change in the
value of Oats and Beans.
PETWORTH, Oct. 21.-The Wheat trade at our market still
continues dull, millers confining their purchases chiefly to
old with which we are still pretty well supplied. But few
maltenri hating begun working, the demand for Barley is
slow. Oats and other grain a dull tale.
Paltirroah Oct. 21.-The decline on Wheat in Mark-lane
lot Monday caused a dull trade here, and lower prices were
generally acceded to ; but the prevalence of north-easterly
winds kieping cut fresh supplies, and stone being low, the
dealers subsequently bought with more confidence, and the
depression was in part recovered. We had a small supply
of Wheat our Corn Exchange this morning, which met a
brisk gale, at amendment of 6d. to ls. per windle, but this
advance is in a great measure applicable to secondary
qualities, which were nearly unsaleable lad market-day.
Very fine samples, (or seed, greened our quotations. Irish
is in fair request, but we cannot quote any advance upon
our last currency. Flour unaltered in value. Oats are a
little more saleable, and fully sustain late rates. Oatmeal,
very scarce, but the dealers buy cautiously,. at the above
ones, no doubt anticipating a slight concession when the
Hest comes in. In other articles no change. The average
price of Wheat this week is 54e. 14. per imp. qr. Wheat,
per niacin of 220111 e. English, white, 255. to 2M. ; yellow,
234. to 21s. 6d. Irish, per bushel of 701 M., red, superfine
qualities, Be. ; middling to good, 7s. 44. to 7s. 100. Flour,
per pack of 2401ba, English fine to superfine, 365. Gd. to
42a. Biasing, per 240114., 34e. to 355. bony, per bushel
of
6016 e.. grinding, 4e. 6d. to 4s 9d. Beans, per wind'', of
2201 n., English, 16s. to 17e. Bran, per pack of 2401 be.,
Irub, 9s. to 9s. 6d. Oats, per bushel of 4516 e
~Irish, prime
sealing qualities, 3s. Id. to 3s. 214.; common, 2s. 10d. to
3s. • provender, fne, old, 3s. Gd. to 3.. Od. Oatmeal, per
load of 210Ihe , Irish, choice samples, 295. 8d ; good general
qualities, 28s. 6d. to 295. ; middling to good, 28s. Indian
Corn Meal, per barrel of 1961 b. ; white, 18s. to 18s. 6d. ;
yellow, 19s.
Reenact, Oct. 21.-We had a fair supply of Wheat, but
a slow trade, with prices very similes. to those of lost week ;
we do not therefore alter our quotations. Barley trade was
more animated, and all descriptions folly as dear. Old and
new English Beans in request, but not dearer. Peas with-
out alteration. Old Oats fully as dear ; new, Is. to 2a. per
qr. lower, but the quality in proportion.
Servitor Waimea, Oct 21.-At this day's market best
Wheat sold at la. per qr. on the advance. Barley was Is.
per qr. dearer. Beans, Peas, and Oats as on last market-day.
SNRIWADURY, Oct. 21.-Our market this day was badly
supplied with Wheat, which was cleared off early, at last
week's priors, and in some instances Is. per qr. more money.
Barley was a large supply, end most of it left uceold, owing
to new Barley working very badly, which is the general
i implant with the monsters. Oats a small supply, and all
sold. Wheat, old, 7s. 2d. to 7s. 4d. ; new, 6s. 6d. to Os. Bd.
' Barley, old, ss. to Is. 3d. • new, 3a. 10d. to 4s. Gd. Osts,old,
3s. 9d. to 41. 3d. ; new, '7.s. Gd. to 3e. per imp. bushel.
SUNDERLAND, Oct. 21.-We have had no arrivals deny
description by ship, which is probably owing to the tem-
pestuous weather all the week. The farmers brought a very
large supply of Wheat to market to-day, which was mostly
out of condition. The best samples were quickly taken up
at last week's prime, but the soft panels could only be sold
at a trill,ot reduction. The beet Wheats are worth 68s. to
625. ; good average samples, 535. to 56e.; and inferior quali-
ties, 465. to 50s. Good dry ship Wheats are in request for
miring ; and fine samples' of foreign would meet ready sale.
Barley, for malting and grinding, is in demand, as well as
Oats, elate rates. Beans are in good demand ley the miller' ;
and Milt is ready sale. Flour LA plentiful, without an
Amue in print. Averages for the part week : Wheat, 347
pa, at 525. 3d.; and Oats, 120 qrs., at 265.
WARNINITIR, Oct. 21.-Then was a good attendant* at
=artist to-day, and the supply of Wheat moderate Selected
weds of both red and white commanded a steady sale, and
upon the whole at last week's prices, though out of condition
ample, were le. lower. The weather for the last few days
bang cold brought Barley much more in request, and a con-
siderable amount of business was transacted, especially in old
samples, at better prices. The advance upon both old and
sew was from 2s. to 2s. 64. per qr. Oats and Beans at much
the same as last week, and trade limited. Old Wheat, white,
42a. to 625.; red, 41s. to MU. Barley, old, 32a. to 445. Gd. ;
new, 294. to 37a. Oats, 21s. te 255. Beans, 40s. to 501. Flour,
41s. to 43e. pet sack. Malt, 60s. to 66e. per qr. Tares, Ile.
to 12e. 6d. per bushel.
Oet. 21.-Our market wu thinly attended,
and the supply of grain short. Old Whut maintained
former notations, but new and indifferent qualities were
the turn is favour of the buyer. Trade limited. From the
difficulty is working new Bang this reason, =linen are
nlactant to parches's, and • farther fall of is. per qr. took
Old Barley was more in ropiest, and maintained
rates. Oats and Bean are by far too great for the
demaad, but about the same pion were incised. New
Wheat, W. 10a. to 101.54. per load ; old, 111. 101. to 141. 10s.
Barley 28e. to 355. Oats, 21a. to 26e. Buns, 40e. to 44e.
pra quarter.
Wising, Oct. 21.-Wo are only moderately supplied
with Wheat to-day, and in other groin unruly anything
doing. The vast quantity of ran that has fallen of late has
manafilarted the undid= of Wheat, and good dry samples
are therefore is demand at fall Is. par qr. over Wt week's
priest. Oats and Beans easy sale, at rather more money.
Wincurna., Oct. 21.-At our market to-day then was a
=unless supply of Wheat from the farmen and the prices
of this day weak were fully maintained for :ill description,
both of old and new. Barley unaltered in value. Oats and
Beans rather cheaper. Peas more In demand.

YOWL, Got 21.-We have • good attendance of farmers
at this day's market. Wheat has met a free sale, at 64. to Is.
per qr. more money. Barley, of good malting quality, is
also Ia per. qr. dearer. In Oats sadother articles no alteration.
Denies, Oct. 20.-We had a dull market at our Corn
izeltaare this day, and we must make • reduction of 6d. on
Oats, and le. per barrel on grinding Barley. Indian Corn
was • slow We at our former quotations, and
pr ether articles we repeat Tuesday's prices.
The hawing was the currency for now
Whaab:rbite, new, 265. to 3084 red, 244. to 2kgraif;l4.
per . Oats, 10e. to 12s. per 1961b5. Barley, 13s. 6d.
Ito 188. per 2241b5. Ben, lb. 6d. to 14.. pet 224 N. m Ra-
.3s
os* 245. to 2 per 2241 b. Induce Corn, 34a. to 87s.
per Nabs. 0 12a. 6d. to 13s. 6d. per cwt. Flour,
mak 17a. to 181. per owt.
aßfarr Oat 10.-Ty hermit is now, men in the latest
hoomos mart* • sheaf eleamias out. Our
ire in
agri 'owing or goeporiag to sow,
wBllm Wheat, sod in raising the rotate mop, for which
the usalber ls pertionlarly favourable. The sempliee of
vein have base maimais this week, sad the ienon is
sendderably Imemood, bat the IS untiunes very
mime. Wheat: Ties bus hears' ore to be had at
• elsoilas of 2d. is AL pea wt. and goalies 3d. to
bd. I. ad Wheat memo miss Yaw hem mode at 131.
geoloa, ow*lins, 811•81 10 MIL 10s. here.
is rather • doll sale this wash, tad, except for
OM best marks, a &Mine of ls. has bore submitted to. Bar-
bey is • dull sale at the deans noted ea Friday (64. to 9d.),
sad the quality is far flea oalidaseet y Oats mall at Friday's
idiom bang a decline on Oho week of gd. to 4d. Oatmeal is
ha moderate demand, and mimes het week's quotations.
Niece Corn, though is few limb. mid not premed on the
menhet, has again given wq Awe fa. 6d. to 6s. per ton,
pities ranging at pressen him M. Ifs. he 9L per ton.
Coat, Oct. 20.-The Mahe yearsteldy has been dull this
week, sad prime have tended downwards. We have to
report rather extensive arrivals of foreign grain, and these,
sou pled with the depressing &dykes from the English aide,
have caused this market to give waLlio ur supplies of home
pa also (of Oats partimlarly) Sr. . Thetrade in Wheat
h rim and we have very little rule on in prime of inferior
10 nln emt. In prepared Irish we have no transactions to report,
sign also there is little doing, and to effect sales a re-
duction of ls. per barrel mutt be submitted to. Barley is
dull of sale, and the tarn cheaper. In prepared we have
• doing. Fair malting samples brought in the early part
of the week 15e. 11. per barrel, but we question if that priori
be ableileabis now. Oats, in the face of a very large supply,
boon iodised Is. per barrel, and the trade is dull. In pro-
moted some mho have been made for forward shipment, at
10s. 6d. per barrel, fres on board. The trade in Flour is
very dull, and the business paring of the most retail cha-
racter. Indian Corn is again lower, the top price of the
primes! Galata being to-day 91. to 91. 24. 6cl. per ton. Indian
and other Meals meet little inquiry.
Linnaeus, Oct. 21.-We have had sharp frosty weather
for the week, which enabled farmers to prepare grain for
market, and consequently we have very large supplies.
Wheat continues at oar late quotations. Oar, from the
lam quantity offered, receded is value ; but thus appean
today a Meek in the weather, and the price hu advanced.
Barley madmen firm. A very large arrival of Indian Corn
from America and the Continent ; the demand has improved,
and pros on the advance. In Indian Meal, a good retail
trade. Oatmeal, wholemeal, sad Ryemeal, all in brink demand.
Wheat, red, 13d. to 15d. per Mile; white, 14d. to 18.1.
Oats, 91d. to 91d. Barbey, 10d. to 114. Gents Indian Corn,
91. Hs. per ton ; Ibreil, ito. 91.105. to 91. 15a. American,
91. 10s. to 91. 12s. 6d. Indian Meal, 101. to 101.10 e. Oat-
meal, 131. Wholemeal, 141. Ryemeal, 81. 10a.
WATIRPOILD, Oat 21.-Our market has been Tay badly
supplied with Wheat during the whole of this week (no day
having furnished an average amount), but the trade has not-