The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-21 00:00:00

EPSOM SPRING MEETING, 1853.

Wrioni• FOlt Tllll Oar tT MINSOPOLITANI 11nrintene
of vi rues. each, 15 ft, and only 6 111 deelAred oa or before
Jiutuary 1.
Age it. IF.
Wentliergatte 4 9 0
King.tou
Nortniuster
Caribou
Chief llaron Ni•
choleun
Joe Miller
Little Hairy
KnightottheShire 4
Prime Mieister
Clre) loamy 4
Leopo
Hungerford
Xing of Trumps
Lucio
Le Juif
Frantic
Adis* 4
Bellewetown
'loan brewed
to liattrraway 5
b c by Melbourne
out of Sally
Werfoot

Aye et. lb.
Follow'mc•Lads 5 I; 2
Isabella
Madeline
Merl ied
The Carrier
Charley
Miehaelai a Maid 3 6 12
Valour 'l 5 121
Lord Fauconbarg 3 512
Deliver 3 612
Br g y Paragm
get et' Pauline 3 6 111
Peg Orroek
Cotton Lady
Etbelbert
Tiektou
CorybaLtes
Happy Joe 4 610
Itichniond
Urapesbnt
B I by Melbourne
oat of Wavy 3 5 7
Deverlae
Kitty Darling 3 5 7
Taristoek
Prevention 3 5 6
Snowdon Dunhill 3 6 6
Hatchet
rione.nas-Coel 3 5 6
Aeehinleek 3 5 6
Termagant 4 5 5
The Mandy 3 5 4
Ire by Sir Iler-
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roodle 4
Timid Fawn
'ferry Uird
Attack....
ts Bardolp
Lindrick 4
Csodlewmk
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The Lady AmyAt 4
Coisterdale 5
Miss limy
Alp
Butterfly ;
Little Davie
The Bishop
Trifle
Bedewed O'Haa- .

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Wuhan: Rufus 3 5 4
Madame Landes 3 5 4
Br e by Alarm oat
of Alkali 3 6 4
Hr. Moos
Hobbyhorse
Lo:ket 3 5 2
Charming Woman 3 6 2
Catspaw
Llanfords
Ireland's Eye 3 6 0
PrPRY 3 6 0
Brother to Grey
Tommy
Shropshire Los 3 5 0
Bell Tinker
Lady Vernon 3 4 12
Psaltery
Peransora
Helen
B f by Cattier-
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Ammonia

Kate
Terpsichore
Allegro
Palos 3

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Laabtaa 3
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Buradak
&nits 4
Kiati: Trot
B eTM.a oat
of Mw 4
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iiinstis 3

Bracket
Hisnyttaaraer
Lady Harriet 4
Galvasisri 4

Wedlock 3 4 10
Pantourine 3 4 10
Nerve
Deerhound 3 4 7
Melames 3 4 7
Coutentwat
Florist 3 4 7
Remelt*
Toboloki 3 4 4
Lasspedo 3 4 0'
el en befon Jan. 1.

Hunts

Kula 4 8 3'
B t by Females
Oid of Wedding
Day 4 6 2
Forfeits to to &solar

THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE.

(fires the Mere-lose &sprees.)

The paw which has taken place in the upward Ewe-
meat is prime here has been followed by a similar calm cm
the eentinest, and the advice. from the Baltic are eta vita
Ice excited character this week. The rise previously estab-
lished wean, however, to have been firmly maintained ;
sad it is tolerably clear that little encouragement would be
needed to give rise to renewed activity. The extreme wet-
sees of the weather, and the consequent bad state of the
reads, had prevented the farmer' bringing grain to market
freely, sad stocks appear to have been riclueed into a Dar
raw compass at meet of the leading ports. Vessel' were
scarce. aadlPreights rising, which, with the high rates for
lantana, had combined to throw difficulties in the way of
exceeds' the orders reei vii from Great Britain, and
the shipments in progress wire consequently not very ins-
ponies.
Danzig letters of the 14th inst. inform us that the ex-
citement which had prevailed there during the preteding
week had been succeeded by a calm, and that prices had
slightly given way ; still really fine qualities could not
have been bought below 335. to 34e. per qr. free on board
in spring; for good high.mixed 61s. to 525. ; for line mixed
59e. sail red 48s. to 491. per qr., all free on beard, had
bee4saktd. Freght to London or east coast had risen to
6a. Si per qr.
Konigsberg letteis of Monday report a lively demand for
wheat, and inform us of a rise of s. 3. to Is 6d. per qr.
since this day sennight. Though the weather was mild
and the navigation free, the want of vessels had prevented
shipment. being made. Superior high mixed wheat wee
then worth 51s. Si., mixed 495. 3d., and red 47e. 6d. per
qr free on board. Of spring corn very little had come to
hand. Barley weighing 54tOs. per bushel had been held
at 295. fid., and 381bs. oats at 19s. 6d. per qr. free on board.
Beans had been inquired for, and had risen about 6d.
par qe.
At Stettin, on Monday, a eonsideeable bushier wooden',
but on Tuesday the disposition to buy was not so great,
is consequence of the somewhat calmer tome of the advice,
from hence. The prices paid bad been 461. to 472. for
red, and up to 50s. per qr. free on board in spring for fine
white.

From Rostock we learn, under Tuesday's date, that the
supplies of wheat from the growers had not sulked to
satisfy the demand, and that the lees exciting reports from
Hamburg had failed to check the upward movement in
prices u ranch as 495. to 495. 6d. per qr. free on bqprd in
spring having been realised for fine 621 M. quality. The
weather was mild, and the state of the roads bad, which
bad checked supplies from the growers.

At Hamburg, on Tuesday, there was a good demand for
wheat on the spot, and, stocks being very small, buyen
bad to pay full prices; but the inquiry for shipment
from outports to spring had slackened. There had, how-
ever, ken no others of gond to tine Lower Baltic red
below 48,. to 49e. fsd. Barley had sold slowly, bat
bear sod oats had been in good request at rather enhapeed
rates..

la the Date\ markets some further purchases of wheat
mr. to base beta made fur shipment at extraordinary
SO meek as 61s. 6d. per quarter free on board hav-
ing bees paid for Bne new red Konigsberg, and 48s. for
moderately good red Rhenish at Rotterdam and Amster-
dam,.

In some of the French markets prices have tended up-
wards , but at Pam, on Wednesday, quotations of Bons
vsre 11211Ch_lbil ISM se before.

In the llsilitssmisssisiiood deal of treatment had
been ming tri tbs brisk raper a from hence. At Ancona
holders had ritim their demands to 375. to 375. 6d. per
quarter, hie es board, fur fur quality, and freight to Eng-
land week. pm" , with 10 guineas gratuity.
The sossuits Ikon Trieste are of a similar character, and
at the moo Mobs* on the Black lea quotations have
also bees Ili the ri-e In our markets.
Letters hue Sew York of the Ist inst. infirm us that ,
holders of Soar bad remained very firm, and that the high
prices asked, toestber with the advance in freights, had
rendered it veridillicult to execute the orders received
from England. The exports from thence from lst Septem-
bee had been 292,938 barrels; wheat, 2,010.816
barrels ; Indian con, 40,290 barrels. In the corresponding
period of 1861 :—Eloar, 299,241 barrels ; wheat, 1,307,370
spa. ; Indies corn, 246,370 barrels.