The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-25 00:00:00

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8110 AR.—The average pnou of Seger, the produce of
the British possesslocs In America, competed from the re.
turas made la the week ending the 21st Deo., 1852, Is
Ojd. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritian, 225. 40.
Sugar, the produce of the East Indies, 284. Od. the
p pries of the three foregoing descriptions of Sugar
jointly is 255. Id.

Bristol, Drc. 24.
liootts.—Owiag to the very limited show of samples, the
trasmotiese Osseo our last report keys bees but limited in
amount. The demand, however eestinees good, tope.
'jelly for yenning deecriptitms, sad prima have still en
spverd teedeney. Of Mauritius, about 7,000 mats have
boa disposed of at a forth*/ improvement el 6d. pit cwt.,
sad rim to same considerable extent, both is this deocrip•
tits sad foreign, could have been effected, but for the
istemeasell demands of the importers. Metlsere produce has
met with s better sale this week, sod prime have slightly
improved.
la lies we are without any troassetione to report this
week.

Oar munial markets closed yesterday afternoon for the
Cbristmu recess, and business will sot be resumed before
Tuesday, the 4th of January.
COTTON.—Livenrooe, Dec. 24.—As we have nothing
new on the subject of crop, our cotters market remains
without alteration. The demand has been chiefly confined
to the *Jade, and as the spinners and consumers are receiv-
ing considerable supplies 01 eot•os direct from abroad, their
parchases in the market, for the molt part, are very spar-
ingly made, only sufficient to carry on their works until
their own importations come to hand. Moth yesterday, this
morning, and indeed, all the week, the market has retained
a quiet but steady appearance, giving promise that under
our present advice* from the United Btates we are sot likely
to have much change in prices. Occasional sale. in the
mi,:elling elms of American have bean made at an advant-
age of 1.16 th or so over the business of last week. Loris
stapled, including breads and Egyptians, are but little in- I
geared for, sod heavy of sale, although scenically held at
former rates—and generally our quotations remain as be-
' fore. The committee of brokers plus fair Uplands at std. ;
Mobile", 63d • and Orleans, Sid. 1,930 AOiStiC3n, 240
Surat, and 40 Egyptian. are rcported to have been taken on
speculation; 440 American, 760 Sens, and 100 Madras, fur
export. Bales for the week, 32,830 bales.
WOOLLENS.—Lanns, Dec. 24.—The market being of
the usual day, owing to Christmas, there has not been much
business done is the Cloth Halls. Cloths of a middle
quality is trot wool blacks are in demand, and find reedy
buyers. The 'hipping and home bosun continue to do a
fair amount of bulimia in the warehouse, quite as much as
can be looked for at this season.

WOOL.—DitADIORD, Dec. 23.—Thera is very litte
change either io the quantity Leering, or the disposition to
buy, as prices rule too high to induce, ezteaded purchases.
fs.4l. and broke' are in good request, and scarce, at high
prices.

MANUFACTURES. BRADFORD, Dec. 23.—Yarns :
These ere anxiously inquired after, and the prospect is in
favour of higher prices for January contracts. Pieces:
Manufacturers complain most loudly of the bad position
they occupy ; everything is dearer to buy, and the price of
pods is not commensurate.

CORN.—CAMBIUDOE, Dec. 24.—We had rather a small
market to-day ; Whe.t was 1.. Cheaper. Spring Cora un-
altered in talus. Wheat, red, new, 40a. to 44t. ; old, 48,.
to 525. Barley, 21s. to :Va. Beans, new, 32a. ; old, 38a. to
401. Pens, 30a. to 345. Oats, 16a. to 22a.
C MUSA/ORD, Dee. 24.—We had a large supply of Wheat
at market to-day, sad being meek injured by the damp
weather, the greater proportion of it was much out of eon
dition, and prime of this description were 2a. per qr. lower,
and about la. on the better Wheats. Red, new, 42a. to 40e. ;
white. 50e. to 56a ; old maintains its value.

Damns, Dee. 23. We bad today a much larger
simply of Wheat than for some weeks put, but the condi-
tioa lath of old and new wan deplorably bad. There was,
nevertheless, a good business dose, sales being readily
effected at fully last week's prices, and in some instances et
more, the turn being decidedly in favogrof the seller. New
Wheat sold as high u 275. a sack. Barley was in moderate
supply, and the best sold very readily at last week's prices.
Oats, Baena, sad Peas !shoat the am ea last week, th.•
demand, if anything, being better, particularly for Beans.
Otoccuralt, Dec. 24.—Our market, this day, being
held out of its usual course, bat little business was done.
Bnglish Wheat in fair supply, and met a slow sale at last
week's rates. Holders of foreign asked lull prices, but few
tales were reported. Fine samples of Barley held firmly ;
other kinds &Ault to quit, at late rates. Beans and Peas
mares and Ia good demand. Oats sell slowly at an advance
of Id. to Is. per quarter.
Ltscour, Dec. 24.—We bad a good supply of Wheat at
market to-day ; the trade dull, at Is. to 2a. decline. Very
little doing in Barley, and late rates barely supported.
Very few Oats and Beaus showing. Wheat, red, 445. to
48s. ; white, 60s. tons. Barley, 28a. to 32a. Oats, 20s. to 23..
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Dsc. 24.—The attendance at the Curn Ex-
change this 11S4 ruing was very slender, and the business
pansies many arti. to of the grain trade (pin limited, with
prices nominal) quoted BS On Tuesday. The weather con-
tinues wet, and'no satisfactory week mut be performed upon
the canal. Arrivah from the 214 Dec. to the 23rD
Dec. inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn : Wheat,
2.23 i 9n.; Barley. 724; Melt, 71; Oats, 1,711; Beans,
624 ; Peas, 930 ; Indian Corn, 390 ; Oatmeal, 4,528 lacks;
Flour, 348 leeks, and 2,831 brls. Exports to Ireland:
Wheat, 1,080 qrs. ; Indian Corn, 495; Flour, 1,318 brls.
Miriensrinit, Die. 24.—The trade during the weak,
influenced by the subdued tone of the reports from
moat of the leading markets of the kingdom, has been of au
inactive character without any material change in prices.
The arrivals of oats and oatmeal from Ireland at Liverpool
end Runcorn are to a tolerably fair amorist, and from
abroad Me imports of wheat and SOar are less ostensive
than of late, whilst of other articles the supplies from all
oriuren are very scanty. Our market this morning, owing
probably to its being held off the usual day, was thinly
ttended, sad the business passing was very limited.
Winartni.n, Dee. 24.—We have a fair snivel of grain
this week. Is consequence of the approaching holitlass,
I there is a thin attendance of herrn at market to-day, and
a very limited business done; with the exception of soft
panels of new Wheat, whisk sell at irregular priors, the
holden of this article ass Ann; old cannot be bought is well
as last week, and the beet new is quite as dear. Choice
Barley is scarce, end fetishes rather mere money, but the
light deseriptioas of south, and all inferior sorts, move off
slowly. Oat., Shelling, end Beans steady in price.
WORCRSTER, Dee. 21.—We had a small attendance, and
short supply of Wheat at market to-day. Old of all kinds
was mbar scarce, sad new snaistalard its vales. Barley
a slow sale. Oats, dd. to Is. per qr. dearer. Beene the
turn dearer. Peas unaltered.
EDINBURGH, Dee. 22.—We had a large supply of grain
in the market today. In cousequersos of the very bad
eindition of Wheat, and the downward tendency of the
London market, the rause reaction took plate here, prices fall-
ing fully 3e. 841. per qr. Barley sold readily, and prices
Inn. Oats and brans gave way considerably.

CATTLE.—Sm.roas, Dee. 22.—This being Christmas
week we had a large share of prime Beasts, but chiefly
from Ireland. A brisk demand, aa is always the ease in the
week before Christmas, and rather higher rates were paid.
Mutton in fair demand, but not dearer. Everything was
readily sold up.
WALIIIIILD, Dee. 22.—We bad 800 fat Beast., and 4,000
Sheep at this day's market. Buyers not so onmerous, con-
sequently trade was Bat at the following pokes: Be.?, 6s. 6d.
to 66.6 d. per stone ; Mutton. 61d. be b 6 d. per lb. A few
small Sheep made dd. par lb. We bad a very fair show of
both lean stock and Pigs.

EDINBURGH, Dee. 22.—The number of tattle is the
market this morning was 646, or 31 lees than on this day
week. &dee very good, sad last prises fully supported.
Top prise of the best Best 7s. 6d. ; current top, 7s. 3d. ;
current pries, Qs. ad.; middling and inferior sorts, from de.
to 6s. per Dutch stone. At t►e close of the market a
elearanos was not effected.

COALS.-Loano,r, Duo. 24.-Bhips at market, 203,
127.-Buddls'a West Hartley, 16e. 6d.; Chaster
Maio, 16e. ; Hedley's Hartley, 14a. ; Hol7weB, 160.64. ;
Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 16s. 3d.; Jonareolan's
Hartley, 145.; North Percy Hartley, 14s. 9d.• Pelson
Main, 16e. 6d. ; Raveasworth Wass Hartley, 16e. 3d. ;
Redheugh Main, 13e. 9d. ; Smith's West Hartley, 16s. 6d. ;
South Peered), 140. ; Tantield Moor Butes, 14s. 9d. ;
Townley, 140. 64.; West Hartley, 16s. ; West Wylass
Trader, 14s. ; Walls End Clonnel, 14s. 64.; Walls End
Hatton, 16.. 3d.; Walls Bad Hadley, 16a. 34.; Walls Paid
Killingworth Rost, 14c 6d.; Walls gad Lawson. Zia. 6d.;
Walls ad Northumberland East, 140. ed.; Wes Maio,
17c ; Walls Bad Helton, 17s. 6d.; Walls Eo4 Hasw,ll,
17s. 9d.; Walls End Lambton, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End
Lambton Primrose, 176. ; Walla Bad Rnmel's Helton,
17s. 34.; Walls Rod Scarborough, 16s. 64.; Walls End
Stewart', 17s. Bd. ; Walla Bad Belmont, 17s. ; \Valls Rod
Cameo, 17e. ; Walls End South Kell'', 17s. ; Walls End
I Adelaide Tem. 17.. 31.; Walla End Backhouse, 16a. 9d. ;
Walls End South Durham, 16'. 65.; Walls End Tem,
17s. Gd. Aberanam Steam, 24a. 64. ; Cowpen Hartley, 160. ;
Powell's Daffryn Steam, 2.1 a.; Sidney's Hartley, 16a. 94.

Kt, DECEMBER 25, 1852.

1861. 1862.
Q.
1,366 1,520
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Meat 667 6150
icy Doan 166 170
4.,11 ' 1,238 1,626
673 734
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*oda 909
playa BO4 683
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194 160
639 627
3,81 4,068
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1,960 2,115
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h, a %aim 2,165 2,014
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373 291
all Wasters 3,767 3,889
tN.Lioaolash. 11,164 14,492
I Wastora(lr) .4, 4,721
16,497 17,1428
172 177
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Smoak a. 125 121
Ummla. 6,494 6,681
Iralkimadios 493
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22738 4,719
Weds= (In ) 2,202 22,4 l6
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2,220 2,179
3,211 3,772
sire 4,706 6,109
'olrerbomptoo 607 497
661
1,608 2,007
639 691
Nfaminshosi 662 669
Oman •• • • 1,656 1,648
516 689
1,530 1,604
10,914 12,329
1,534 2,601
Waster& Goole 1,671, 1,428
rrils4ool •• • • 1,731 1,890'
2,477 2,615
1,011 1,083
Limerick 266 390
328 617
Wass lBB 244
ald Borwiell 14,333 14,401
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