The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-28 00:00:00

Hutt, Oet. 27.—The weather °optimum unsettled, and
much rein falls, insomuch that the low lends an flioded,
end even the high lands an so wet that the smiculturiete
cannot proceed with the Wheat sowing. The markets have
shown more firmness, end better rates have been realised.
For fine old Wheats an advance of Is per qr. has been paid,
whilst new are firm at last week's rates. Barley, both for
melting and grinding, may be quo:ed Is. per qr. higher;
also Beaus and Pees. Oats in good demand, at steady rates.
Rye meets a fair sale at 104 d. per stone, and Rye Meal at 71.
per ton. Linseed Cakes are in steady demand. Hull-made,
81. 16s. to N. 17s. 6d. ; beet foreign, 81.. down to 71. Si. per
tin for inferior. Rape Cakes are slow of sale. Fans
English and Foreign made 87s. 6d. to 901. per ton.
The arrivals of Linseed this weak amount to 13,839 qn..
comprising 2,826 qes. from Petersburg, 2,370 qrs. from Ts,
ganrog, 2,320 qrs. from Hertel', 2.300 qn. from Berdisoski;
2,120 qrs. from Odessa, and 1,903 qn. from Memel. These
supplies ani principally oa =she's' account, and but little
has come ea the market. The mills being all in full work,
the consumption is on the largest smile, both is this port sad
the surrounding districts, which draw their suppiise free
this market. Bales have notbeen brisk, yet in these Mooted
the rates of last week bare been well maintained. We quota
Black Bre, 395. to 40.. ; Petersburg, fine, 38s. to 39a.; good
crushing, 365. to 375. ; Inferior, 335. 6d. to 365.; Riga, 84s.
to 36e. ; Konigsbere and Hemel, 31s. to 361. per qr., mord-
lag to quality and condition. Repeeeed is not so tree auks,
the crushers having been large importen Fine German and
Danish, 241. 10s to 251. ; Black ftes, 131 10s. to 141. 10s. per
last. Imports into Hull during this week : Linseed. 13,839
qrs. ; Rapeseed. 2,910; Wheat, 4,635 ; Barley, 4,619 ; Oats,
427; Beals, 1,606 ; Peas, 1,218 ; Tares, 260.

LINCOLN, Oct. 27.-A fair show of Wheat; the market
opened at Is. advance, sad closed dull, at the advance. The
Barley trade languid, yet good malting qualities supported
lain week's rates. A large show of Oats, at last week's
price.. Old Wheat, 601. to 695. ; new, white. 68s. to Ws.;
red, 50e. to 55e. Barley, malting, 331. to 354.; grinding,
28s. to 30a. Oats, 16e. to 225. Beans, 395. to 415.
Lautavoot, Oct. 27.-New York *deters, to the 10th
betas% repot a steady business in Breantuffs, with liberal
Valready forward and expected: little variation had
ne;lace recently in Wheat and Flour, but the tendency
in prices was rather downwards; Indian Corn, on the con-
trary, maintaining full rates.-Free.on-board quotations,
inclusive of freight, are, for white Gennessee Wheat,
495. 6d. ,• red Wheat, 40.. to 46,. 6d. per 4801 M. Flour,
Me. to 275. per barrel. Indian Core, 31s. to 31s. 3d. per
41110 tbs. Corn Meal, 17.. 3d. per barrel. Exports
from New York to the United Kingdom, for week ending
20th October, vie: Wheat, 18,000 quarters, Flour 60000
barrels, Indian Coen, 114,400 quarters : the shipments of the
two former articles from other ports of the Union, up to the
same period, were %rakes in comparison, but the aggregate
exports of Indian Corn may be estimated at nearly 170,000
qrs. The duty on Wheat is advanced to 61. pa qr., and oa
Flour to 3s. per barrel, which is the only alteration therein
this week. The transactions on this market in the interval
from Tuesday, hays been to a moderato extent only, and al-
together for consumption, at prices little, if at all, varying
from previous quotations. A change of wind has at length
compensated for our recent scanty snivels, and we refer to tte
note at feu for particulars of the imports of the last three
days, which, it will be observed, are considerably augmented.
Influenced by this large influx of most kinds of grain pro-
duce, and in anticipation of further liberal supplies, the
millers and dealers at our market to-day were in general ex-
tremely cautious in their proceedings, except as regards In-
dian Corn, which continued to meet a lair demand at 6d. per
qr. under Tuesday's rates, Corn Meal moving sparingly
at a decline of 6d. per barrel. In Wheat of any description
the operations were upon a very limited scale ; end though
good samples of British and foreign old were held rather
firmly at our last quotations, all qualities of new were Id. to
2d. per 702). cheaper. English and Irish Flour, being more
difficult deals than usual, must be noted 6d. to Is. per sack
lower ; and most brands of States, as well u Canadian, were
in slow request, at an abatement of 6d. per barreL Barley
and Malt ruled nearly] the same, in all respects, as on Tues-
day. Egyptian Beans continued to meet a fair inquiry, at
a nether advance of 6d. to le. per qr., all other qWittes
remelting steady in value. Peas dud, and le. per qr.
cheaper. Oats, betog more plentiful, and in very limited
asnaod. needed 11. pos 15112. , amid °tamest declined 35. to
6d. per load. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn, from tlie
24th Oct. to the 26th Oct. inclusive : Wheat, 24,035 ; Barley,
2,724; Malt, 3,147; Oata, 6,634; Beans, 30; Peas, 376;
Indian Corn, 15,471 qrs. ; Indian Corn Meal, 261 barrels;
Oatmeal, 5,184 sacks ; Flour, 4,691 seeks and 18,188 barrels.
Biro., Oct. 26.-Our supply was below the usual avenge.
Wheat was freely taken up at an advance of 2e. per qr
above last week's prices. Few transactions in Barley. Oats
and Barley dull, at quotations. Old Wheat, 7s. to 7.. 9d.;
new, 6.. 6d. to 7s. U. per bushel. Grinding Barley, 32a. to
to 351. Usti, 19s. to ,255. per qr. Beans, U. 6d. to 6a.
per bushel.
Sosasonoroir, Oct. 26.-The supply of all kinds of grain
to-day is not large, but the condition being so poor it is
fully equal to the demand. For what is tolerably dry we
cannot note any variation in price, whilst for soft semplts
lower prices have to be submitted to. New Wheat, 625. to
565. per qr. of 40 stones, and old, 661. to 60s. Barley, 31s.
to 325. per qr. of 32 stones. Oats, 101. to lid. per stone.
Superfine Flour, 46e. to 46e.; seconds, 395. to 40e. per sack of
20 stases.
Dountuerroc, Oct. 27.-There was a good inquiry for
old Wheat at our market to-day ; but as holden were very
firm at full prices, only a moderate amount of business was
done. Bartey, Beans, and Oats met a steady sale, without
chants is prior.

WAXEPIELD, Oct. 27.-We have a fair arrival of Wheat
this week. For new there is a stead, sale, at the extreme
rata of this day ss'nnight, but there /1 no great laquiry for
old, and we cannot quote any improvement in price on this
description. Fine Barley is scarce, and readily brings Is.
per v. more money ; whilst second sorts are not dearer. Oats
and Shelling without &Ravioli. Beans es before. No va-
riation in other articles. Prices : Wheat, per qr., 601 b.
to the bush., Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red, new, 61s. to Ms.;
extra, 665. • white, 625. to 66e.; extra, 68s. Norfolk and
Hunts, red, 495. to 51*.; extra, 54t. ; white, 48s. to 61s. ;
extra, 655. Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red, 48s.
to 61s. ; extra, 545. ' • white, 48e. to 521. ; extra, 655. ;
Yorkshire, red, 48s. to 61s. ; extra, 535. ; white, 495. to 615.;
extra, 645.: Centric and Konigsberg, white, 535. to 544. ; ex-
tra, 675.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, Os.
to 614.; extra, 665. Mediterranean, red, 41s. to
434. ; extra, 495. ; old, red, 1847, 615. to 675. ; white,
61s. Barley, per quarter imperial, Norfolk and Suffolk,
841. to 361. extra, 375. ; Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, 325.
to 365. • extra, 365. ; Scotch, 335. to 33e. ; extra, 365. ; grind-
ing, 29i.foreign, 295. to 315.; extra, 345. Beans,
quarter, 63Ibs. to the bushel, small, fine, new, 365. to a&
extra, 40s. ; Ticks, new, 355. to 365.; extra, 375..; foreign,
new, 345. to 36e. Oats, per stone, mealing, lid.
to 114 d.; extra, 12d.; feeding, lid. to 114 d.; extra, 124.;
foreign, 104 d. to lid.; extra, 12d. Shelling, per load of
28a. to 295. ; extra, 30s. Malt, per load of 6
bushels, 395. to 40s. ; extra, 425. Peas, per imp. qr., blue
and whits boilers, 345. to 36e. ; extra, 38s. ; grey and feed,
335. to 345. ; extra, 355. Rapeseed, per last imp., English,
241. to 261. ; foreign, 241. to 261. Linseed_.„ per imp. qr., 324
to 40s. Inputs during the week; Wheat, 14,603 qrs.;
Barley, 2,9 W; Oats, 1,412 Beans, 636; Peas, 373 qrs. ;
Rsoeseed 433 qrs. ; Linseed, 18 ; Shelling, 170 loads ;
Malt, 34 Loa&
WILITZMATIN, Oct. 26.-i middling supp 4 of Wye
and transactions brisk. New Cumberland heat made
255. 6d. per bushel of 14 stone • Isle of Man and Scotch
Wheat, 22.. par bushel. Barley trade displayed great firm-
ness. Best samples of county and Scotch Barley, of which
there wan large arrivals, 125.6 d. per bushel of 12 at. ; some