The Express.
London, England, 1847-12-30 00:00:00

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boiling were Is. per qr. dearer; grey and maple, rather
lower. Rye, the best, 17e. per sack ; some offered at The.
BOSTON, Dec. 29.—With moderate supplies of Corn, the
trad•: ha, ruled utber brisker for good dry Wheat, and
somethi,,g more was paid by the millers than test reek. The
demand for Oats and Beans use/cluing, they fully support late
prices. Wheat, red, 445. to 401. ; fine, 625. to 641. ; white,
465. to 525. ; fine, Ma. to 565. Oats, 16e. to 21s. Beans,
365. to 39e. per qr. to the growers.

CHICIIISTER, Dec. 29.-The demand today for all de-
scription, of grain was exceedingly dull. A few samples of
' Wheat were disposed of, at prices barely equal to those ob-
tained lost market day. Some of the best samples of Bar-
i ley were taken off, at about Is. per qr. reduction in price,
but the inferior samples hung very heavily on hand. No
alteration to notice in Beans, Peu, or Oats. Wheat, 50s. to
545. per qr. Barley 28s. to 335. Oats, 22e. to 255. Beans,
40s. to 445. Peas, 364. to 38s. Flour, 395. to 40s. per sack.
HILESWOILTH, Dec. 28.-A large show of Wheat, for
which the trade ruled slow at our quotations, the condition
being moot indifferent for skipping. Barley in fair supply ;
buyers not over anxious to go into stock ; figures slightly de-
clining. In Pees or Beans but little doing. Wheat, per
quarter, 50s. to 565. Barley, 28s. to 31s. Beans and Peas,
38s. to 425. Oats, 265. to 30s.
NEWARK, Dec. 29.-At this day's market we had a
liberal supply of Wheat, and the condition rather improved;
prime samples fully supported last Wednesday's prices ;
second qualities the turn lower. Malting Barley in good
supply, and first-rate 11., and second sorts 10. to 2s. per qr.
cheaper. Oats scarcely support the quotations of last week.
In old and new Beans no variation. White and blue Peas have
an upward tendency. Indian Corn at late prices. Wheat, new,
white, per 36 st., 580. to 61s. ; red, 545. to 581. Barley, malt-
ing, per 32 stone, 31s. to 34a. ; grinding, per 30 stone, 275.
to 28s. Beans, old English, per 38 stone, 545. to 565.; Egyp-
tian, 435. to 445. Oats, new, I Id. to la. Id.; old, Is. 2d. to
Is. 3d. Peas, white, per 38 stone, 54e. to 565. ; blue, 640. to
665. Indian Corn, 601 b., 38e. to 395. per barrel.
NEWCASTLE, Dec. 28.-The weather has at length as-
sumed a wintry appearance, today being frosty, with every
prospect of its continuance. At our market this morning we
had a good supply of Wheat from the growers, hut the con-
dition being indifferent, sales proceeded slowly ; but foe
foreign a free demand was experienced, and nearly a total
clearance of our recent liberal arrivals was effected. With
Flour we have been largely supplied, the quantity now here
!mounting to fully 3,000 seekal,asuartkelesereat:flenmealt

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Tido anamtior7 Oats armor, with more disposition to make
investments in foreign qualities, at present prima.
RObIYORD, Dec. Z.—The trade to-day was firm, and far,
mars wanted full to. per qr. mere for fine qualities. Bar-
ley is. to 21. cheaper ; other things about the same. Wheat,
47e. to 625. Barley, 30s. to 325. ; grinding, 255. to 235.
Beans, 325. to 40s. Peso, 365. to 40s. Oats, 20s. to 30s.
Rye, 300. to 32m.

BPALDINO, Dec. 28.—Onr supply of grain at this day's
market is again small far the time of year, hut appears suffi-
cient to meet the wants of millers and merchants. As may as
expected, the demand was languid, and last week's quota-
tions barely maintained for Wheats. The supply of Beans
rather heavier; the trade for them was doll, at rather below
last week's prices. Oath no alteration from the prices of last
market day. Red Wheats, 601135. per bushel, 475. to 495.;
621b5., 495. to 615.; 631b5., 60s. to 635. ; white, 601b5., 48s.
to 60s. ; 631b5., 62a. to 555. New Beans, 6641b5., 365. to 395.;
old, 625. to Rs.

DUBLIN, Dec. 28.—Our supplies continue eery small, and
we hare but little change to make in any article. The fol-
lowing war the general currency :—Wheat, red, per 2801 b.,
265. to 30s. 6d. ; white, 275. to 325. 6d. Oats, per 1961b5.,
10s. to 134. Barley, per 2241 b.,, 134. to 17e. Indian Cora,
per 48016., 28e. to 395. Oatmeal, per cwt., 13a. to 14s. 6el.
Flour, in sacks, seconds, per cwt., 16s. to 17s. 6d. ; Ameri-
can, per barrel, 295. to 30s.

TRIESTE.—From every quarter one hears of reductions in
the prices of Corn. As might have been expected, the
holders now bring their stores to market, which are not
merely well supplied, but, in some places, so overstocked,
that it is not eery to find room for the grain. The great fall
in the prices is by no means surprising therefore, especially
if we also beer in mind that there is abundance of Corn in
Hungary and the surrounding provinces, while there has
likewise been an accumulation let all the seaport towns;
whereas the consumption and exportations have not been by
any means equal to it. It is therefore likewise no matter of
surprise to us that during the first week our trade has not
been great. Oily about 9,000 staja of Wheat were sold at
40. to 5 1.6 fl. ; 2,600 staja of maize, at', 345. to 3 6 6 R. ,•
2,400 staja of Barley, at 245. to 2 2-3' fl. per staja 10,40 d
staja of Rye went off at 41.6 5. per staja.

HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Two ('Clock.
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the
market remains the same.
New Mid aE. Kent' Y. 0 tosl. 11 Yearling Rentcpwwt. 91.10 to 31. 0
New Weald of Reale 2 18 to 4 0 Yearilag Puler „ 2 sto 1 3
New Pulse: ........2 10 to 310 Old Hots ....... „ 1 10 to 2 $
Farrthwus . ......... 4 4to 5 19
BASINOSTOIR, Dec. 29.—Several growers have, since last
market day, sold good Farnhama, Ociihama, Aliens, and
Bentleys, at an ethanol. of 31. per cwt.; M. Pain's Farn-
ham' making 61. 10s. per cwt.; Andrew's, 51. 61. ; Moore's,
Bentley, 41. ; Spicer's, of Alton, 41. 4s. ; some grove at Odi•
ham made 31. 16s.
WORCESTER, Dec. 29.—Little or nothing is doing in our
market. The following I. a return of the number of pockets
of Hops weighed in Worcester market from December 25,
1846, to December 26, 1847:—New pockets, 1,036; old do.,
2,981 ; very old do., 1844, 28 ; do., do., 1846, 29 ; sold by
auction, 260.—Total, 4,3.31.
HAY.—SIUTHPIELD, 21go o' Clock.—Meeers. Cooper
and Davis, Hay and Straw salesmen, report the following
prices :
Prime shadow Ms. to TM. Rowan.- Aoe. to It. I Strew.. MA to NW.
Lawlor ...... 60., to OA. I Clover to Its.

CATTLE, Bc.—EXETER, Dec. 29.—Butehere'
Calves were 60. per lb. The show of Sheep was small, but
still there were more than sufficient for the demand, and
prices fell back to pretty much the state the market in this
respect wee in previous to the preceding week. Quotations
from 6d. to 60. per lb.
litenneoo/,, Dec. 27.—There was a fair supply of all kinds
of stock at our market to-day, with little or no alteration in
price from our previous quotations. Beef, 64d. to 6ld. Mut-
ton, Gd. to 7id. per lb.
Bourn ALL, Dec. 29. Our supplies were short. The
quality of the Beef was rough, and it sold at rather lower
rates. Mutton moved off slowly, at full prices. The Veal
and Pork trade wee scarcely so good. Beef made from
2a. 6d. to 65.; Mutton, 4.t0 6s, 6d. ; Veal, M. to 65.: Pork,
35. 6d. tote 6d. per stone of 81ba., sinking the offal.

01.4800 W, Dec. 27.--Good Cattle were scarce and dear at
this morning's market There was an average supply, how-
ever, of other descriptions, which brought ordinary prices.
Best stot Beef sold at 60s. per cwt., sinking the offal ; second
quality, 555. ; Cow and inferior, 455. to 505., according to
quality. Of Sheep there was not a large number shown,
end superior lots sold at extremely high rates. Best black-
faced Wethen brought 245. to Ms. per head; Ewes, inferior,
17s. to 21s. White-faced Crosses, first-rate, 50s. each ; in-
ferior, 255. and upwards.

For Yesterday's Markets am tact pogo.

SHIPPING.
Mane Amwria.—Dublin,2 ; Waterford, 1; French, 1;
Flanders, 1.

LONDON. Dec. 30.—Wind this day at noon, 8.8. W.,
light, breeze, and dull hary N weather; with rain.
DaeL, Dec. 29.--8.8. E. is 8.5. W., from 8. by W. Tay
strong.—Arrived : Justine, Madras; James Cruilishanka;B£
Vincent; Loodisnah, St. Andrew's; Milton, Rie Grande,
and passed to the river ; Russian ship (Bolus, from Antwerp,
and sailed for St. Übe. ; Favourite, from Valparaiso, and
sailed for Newcastle.
DOVER, Dec. 29. 8.8. W. Arrived : Garronne, from.
Cuba, for Bremen. A boat much damaged, marked " John
Pearson," came on shore near Cornhill Coast Chard Station
this morning.
PORTEN OUTH, Dec. 29.-B.S.E. to S.W.—Arrived: Se-
marang, from Batavia, for Rotterdam. Passed : Reload-
shire, for Gibraltar. The Btadt Berlin, from Danteic to
Shoreham, which put in here yesterday, leaky, has been
surveyed, and must discharge.
IDLE or ORNPAY, Burr, Dee. 25.—The schooner Sarah,
of Ramey, from Liverpool to Montrose, was driven on the
Callick Rack on the 23rd instant, and cannot be got off until
next spring.tids.
PETERRRAD, Dec. 27.—The master and crew of the Jo-
hannes, from Lubeck to Leith, have been landed here by the
Maria, from Hamburg, having abandoned their Tempel, in a
sinking state, near Blodden Point she shortly after want
down.

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Columbus (Napier),
DUNMORE, Dec. 27.—E.—Arrived:
Andrew's, N. 8., for Gloucester.
Coax, Deo. 27.—Variable.—Arched: Middleton, Callao.
SIALPAST, Dec. 27.—Arrived Breton, St. John's, N.B.
STOCKTON, Deo. 29.—S.W.—Arrived : 27th, Cowslip,
Quebec.
HULL, 28.—Arrived John Christopher, from Porto Plata,
for Hamburg. Sailed: Clyde, New Orleans.
ficannotiovon, Dec. 28.—A sloop, name unknown, lies
sunk off Filey.bridge, bottom upwards.
FALMOUTH, Dec. 29.—W.W., rain.—Arrived Swedish
brig Atalanta, Odom.. Put in : The General Sr W. Nott,
from London, for Rio Janeiro, to embark miners.
&aconite, Dee. 28.--Speedwell, from Seville, which ar-
rived here to-day, had lost fore stay and bulwarks.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. 28.—S.—Off port : Prince Albert, New
York. The Minerva, from Gothenburg to Bahia, which ar-
rived here leaky, must discharge.
Orr THII Smut, Dec. 24.—Oendiourg, New York.
Cowie, Dec. 29.-8. tal3.B.W.—Sailed : Picture, Batavia.
Baurrox, Dec. 26.--S.S.R., fresh.—Arrived Elizabeth,
Prince Edward's Island. Sailed: Mohawk, Africa. Off
port: Beams, from Prince Edward's Island, for Gloucester.
29, Elizabeth, from Cardiff to Jamaica, ran into the Eliza-
beth from Prince Edward's Island, at anchor above Break-
sea Point this morning, lost bowsprit, estivate?, received
considerable damage to hull, and must come to this port is
repair.
CAKDIPT, Dec. 28.—The Bristol, which put back here
leaky, has transferred her cargo to the Ann, of Bridport, net
being considered seaworthy.
JAcima (Sours Uurr) Deo. 22.—Notoa and Boston
Pokes, of and from Limari;k to 4 w towed inhales
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