The Express.
London, England, 1846-12-08 00:00:00

CORN.
BEDFORD, DEC. 5.—A good supply of Wheat, but
prices casino( be quoted lower, and • considerable quantity
changed hands. Fine Barley quite char ; infer,or qualities
are the tarn lower. Oats, Peas, an t Beans, re nein about
the ems.

BRAINTREE, DEC. S.—Wheat, Barley, and Oats u
before. Beane are cheaper. Peusearee and dear. Wheat,
whits, new, 6316. to 641 b., 62e. to 88s. ; red, new, 621 b. to
641 b., 68s. to 80s. Buley, malting, 6416. to 661 h., 42.5., 48e.
to 48e. Beane, masagan, new, 601 b. to 621 b., 40e. to 42m. ;
middle and small, 641 b. to 66th., 445. to 46e. Yew, grey,
new, 6316. to 861 b., 44e. to 48e.

BRIDLINGTON, DEC. 5.-A fair supply of Wheat,
but trade was dull, and prices about the same as last week.
Malting Barley scarce, and brought rather more money.
Wheat, per qr. 525. to 605.; Barley, 365. to 435. ' • Oats, 12d.
to 1211 d. per stone; Beans, 445. to 48s. ; Peas, 40s. to 40s.
per qr.
CAMBRIDGE, DEC. 5.-We had a good supply of
Wheat and Barley, and both were rather slow sale. Wnest,
red, 565. to 605.; white, 645. ; Barley, 40s. to 60s. ; Beans,
old, 41s. to 465. ; new, 42a. to 445. ; Oats, new, 225. to 30s. ;
Peas, 465. to 48e.
CANTERBURY, DEC. 5.-A large supply of Wheat,
but very dull of sale, the prices rather lower. Wheat, white,
new, 67.. to 70s. ; brown, new, 575. to 60s. ; Barley, new,
41s. to 50s. ' • Oat., new, 265. to Ws. ; Beans, old, 41s. to
45e. ; new, 40s. ; hog Peas, 40s. to 455.
CARLISLE, DEC. 5.-The supply of Wheat was not
large, but last week's rates were barely supported. Barley
was stationary. Oats were more plentiful, and 3d. to 6d.
lower. Wheat, red, 231. to 255.; white, 245. to 275. M.
Barley, 14s. to 16s ; fine malting, 151. to 16s. 6d. Oats, 10*.
to lls. 6d. ; old, 13e, to 14s. Rye, 19s. to 21s. per 3 bushels
imperial.
DONCASTER. DEc. 5.-Fine Wheat in fair request
at last week's prices; but secondary new and old parcels less
inquired for, and prices hardly supported. Fine old and
new Oats in demand at full prime. Light black Corn rather
cheaper. Beans dull, at rather lower prices. A large sup-
ply. of Barley ; fine qualities are as dear, but secondary and
inferior for malting, cheaper. Wheat, new, 19s. to 20s. •
fine, 2.35. to 255. 6d. ; old, 17s. to 20s. ; Roe, 235. to 2.55:
Blendeorn, 16s. to 17s. ; fine, 20s. Rye, 15a. to 16e. ; fine,
17e. 6d. Beans, 17s. to 18e. ; fine, 19s. ; old, 17s. to 19a.
Peas, white, 17s. to 18s. ; grey, 16e. to 17s. per three bushels.
Oats, new, 24. to 24s ; fine, 26a. to 30s. ; old, 245. to 265. ;
fine, 28a. to 31a. Barley, 38e. to 41s. ; Roe malting, 43e. to
495. per quarter. Oats, 63 quarters, 25e. llid. Beans, 8
quarters, 425.
lIALDEIGII, DEC. 7.-We had a fair supply of corn
at market to day, though pretty well cmlined to Wheat and
Barley. Dry Wheats were fully as dear, so also were the
finest malting Barleys, while the inferior met a dull sale.
Beans the same as last week; end as to retie, scarcely a
sample appeared.
HADDINGTON, DEC. 4.-The supply of Wheat to-
day was larger, and of other grain smaller, than in last
market. Salts were quick. Wisest, top es., and average
Is.2d. down. Barley lc 2:1. down, and Oats Is. 2d. up on
the average. Barley, 283 qrs., 210 qrs. sold. Oats, 341 qrs.,
all sold. Beans, 46 qrs., all sold.
KENDALL, DEC. 5.-We had a good attendance at
our market, and a plentiful supp!y of Oats, which met with
a ready sale at advanced prices.
LEICESTER, DEC. 5.-Trade rather brisk, and a
good deal of business done, but without any quotable altera-
tions from last week.

Mavrox, Dec. 5.-Wheat and Barley in good de-
mand, at last week's prices. Oats rather dearer. Wneat, red,
new, 565. to 68s. ; white, new, 655. to 755.; red, old, 55i. to
641. ; white, old, 665. to 765. per 40 stone. Barley, 375. to 435.
per 32 stone. Oats, 131 d. to 1413, per stone.
NORTHAMPTON, Dec. 5.-A good show of Wheat
and Barley. The former met with a heavy sale, at a decline
of Is. per quarter; the latter is also dull sale, but without
alteration in price. In other things no change.
NorriNouam, Dec. 5.-A small supply of Wheat,
and the prices of last week fully supported. Barley was in
less supply, and the former value well maintained. Oats in
good demand, and rather dearer. In Beans no change.
Wheat, white, old, 51e. to 635.; red ditto, 48a. to 60s;
white, new, 66.. to 'C6.. ; red ditto, 68s. to 625. per 36
stone.. Barley, grinding, 375. to 40s. per 30 stones; malt-
ing, 40s. to 475. per qr. Oats, 28.5. to 32s ; new, 27e. to 324
per 24 stones. Beans, 465, to 51. ; new, 41s. to 475. per 38
stones. Flour, superior, 475. to 495.; fine, 43.. to 455. per
20 stones. Peas, 14 qr., 645.
PETERBOROUGH, DEC. 6.-A good supply of all
grain to-day. Wheat fully maintains its price, and all good
qualities in demand. No change in the value of Barley.
Oats and Beans each rather cheaper. Wheat, per qr., new,
665. to 585.; fine, 605.; old red, 50s. to 52.. ; fine, 56e. ;
white, GOs. u, 645.; Barley, 445. to 48s. ; grinding, 38s. to
421. ; Oats, 225. to 265.; fine, 30s. ; Beans, 425. to 444.
PETWORTH, DEC. 5.-We quote Wheat, per load,
white, new, 151.55. to 151. 15s. ; brown, 141. 5., to 141. 10s.
Barley, per qr., malting, 40e. to 455. ; grinding, 344. to 365. ;
Oats, country, 245. to 265.; Peas, 465. to 48a. ; Beasts, 441.
to 48..
Permourtt, Dec. 7.-Farmers' auppli's of corn are
amly moderate and much less than s ime weeks sines. The
market this morning was dull for Wheat and Flour, and
very little business was done. Barley in demand.
PRESTON, DEC. 5.-The arrivals have been unim-
portant, and a considerable proportion of former supplies
are gone into consumption. The trade opened this week
with a healthy appearance, but the advice. from London
checked business; subsequently, however, the demand re-
vived, and, generally speaking, holders required an amend-
ment on most article". Our market to-day was again wt II
supplied with English Wheat, which met a free tole at ex-
' Creme rates. Irish is held for rather more money, but we
do not alter our quotations. Flour in fair request, and prime
brands of foreign are about Gd. per barrel higher.
We experience rather more inquiry for malting Barley ; but,
in the absence of supplis s, the transactions are unimportant.
English Beans rather easier. No Irish offering. Pies
stationary in value. Good moiling Oats support the cur-
rency of this day week, but the demand is not lively. Our
nei'hbuuring farmers still bring Oatmeal freely to market,
and the sale was languid to-day ut 42.. Gd. to 44.. per load.
Irish the turn dearer, notwithstanding the limited demand.
Bran f:d. per pack higher, and much inquired for.
RICHMOND (YORKSHIRE), I)EC. 5.-We had a
tolerable supply of grain. Wheat sold from 7s. to We Oats,
3e. 3d. to 4e. 3d. Barley, 5.. 3d. to ss. Gd. Beans, ss. Gd.
to 6s.
SAFFRON WALDEN, DEC. 5-Our supply of Barley
and all descriptions of spring corn still einitikUos hullo d,
and prices are well sustained, with a ready side for the beet
qualities.
Snitew...nrne, Dec. 5.-There was a good attend-
ance, and the trade ruled as follows :--Wheat, 6s. Bd. to
fle. Id. Barley, 4s. Gd. to 55. 4d. Oats, 2s. W. to 4s. per imp.
bushel.
YARMOUTH, DEC. 5.-We are again but moderately
supplied with Wheat. Some parcels are cold and rough,
end, as the teed° is chiefly contused to the millers, the de-
mand was slack, and not much business done, at rather
lower prices. Barley, for the beet parcels, sells on much the
rune terms as last week ; other sorts a dull sale, and rather
damper. Beans and Peas on the same terms. A better
supply of Oats from the farmers; but they are still dear.
White Wheat, GOs. to 645. ; red, 58s. to 605.; Barley, 40s. to
465. ; Beans, 41s. to 47e. ; Peas, 445. to 465. ; Oats, 30s. to
345. per quarter.
ABERDEEN, DEC. 4.-The grain was on the rise to
day, very unexpectedly. It was thought that the last derlinc
of the markets would continue fur some time, at least when
the crops have proved en very productive ; still, although no
great quantities of grain have been milled, the demand for
Meal for all parte of the country is extreme aial unusual.
KIRKALDY, DEC. 5.-There was a fair supply here
to-day of both Wheat and Oats ; that of Barley moderate.
I Wheat sold slowly, but last week's rates were maintained.
Barley 6d. higher, and Oats 6d. lower per qr. Wheat, old,
first, firs. ; second, 625.; third, 675.; new, first, 645. ; second,
575. 6d. ; third, 48s. Barley, new, fire-, 40s ; second,
35e. 6d. ; third, 31.. &I. Oats, new, first, 31s. 6d. ; second,
29e. ; third, 265. Oatmeal, per bag of 280 lbs. imperial, 495.
KELSO, DEC. 4.-Wheat, new, 425. to 48s. Bar-
ley, new; 245. to 30s. ; Chevalier. 2k. to 29e. Potato Oak,
new, 20s. to 25e. ; common, new, 18e. tit 235. Peae, 345. to
38s. Beans. 365. per boll of six imperial bushels. Demand
middling. Fine Flour, 475.; ship do., 37e.; seconds, 375.
Oatmeal, 465. Peasmeal, 325. Barkymeal, 30s. Pot Bar-
ley, 365. per load of 2801bs.
BELFAST, Dec. 5.-The weather during the week
has been frosty; and, although it is bs neficial to the country,
yet no progress can be made with field labour. Farmers'
Wheat come. in pretty freely, at an advance of 3d. per cert.
for good qualities. In Irish Flour no change can be noted,
but American has advanced about le. per barrel. Oats have
advanced 3d. to 4d. per cwt., and are in fair demand. Oat-
meal
is 3d. per cwt. higher. aed the demand good. No
change can be quoted in Indian Corn since this day week.
DROGHEDA, DEC. 5.-There was nothing doing in
grain here during the week. Scarcely a sample appeared,
and the few offered sold at an advance of Is. on Wheat, and
6d. on Oata.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 20.-Corn of all descriptions is
brisk demand. There have been large sales of Wheat at
711 pa. to 91 ps. fur Said, and 64 ps. to 66 p.. for Beherh.
Beans, at 6.5 pa. to 67 p.. for governmen, and 60 prat
63 p 5. for private. Barley, at 40 ps. to 45 ps. Indian Corn
at GO ps. Seeds have been much sought after. Linseed sold
at 95 ps to 29 pa. for government, and 75 ps. to 85 ps. for
private.
DANTZIC, Nov. 28.-Very little doing in grain.
We have only to report a small sale, half old, half mew, both
inferior quality, 601 b., at 50s.
GENOA, Nov. 28.-We quote Wheat, soft Mariano-
poli 52a Gd. to 56*.; Polish, fin.: new heavy, 69*. 5d.;
Danube, 50s. 10d. to 525. 6d. ; Indian Corn, Invade. 36e.
24.,
st sold at; Cealasz, 375. 7d., nominal new; Egyptian
leans, 325. Gd. to 335. 4d.
liamacecn, Dec. 3.-Wheat : Polish, 145 182 ;
Anhalt and Magi'ehurg, red, 14.5 189 ; white, 147 170 ;
Marks and Brunswick, 141 166; Mccklenburgh and l'o.ne-
rennin, 146 170; Holsteia, 140 162; Eider and Bilollll,
149 158 ; Lower Elbe, 139 160. Rye : Russian, 132 140 ;
Marks, Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, 130 140; Holstein
and Lower Elbe, 125 140. Barley: Danish, 87 100; Anhalt
and Marlebitrg, 105 118 ; Lower Elbe, 90 96 ; ditto
winter, b 7 92. Oats-Upland, 60 70; Mecklenburg and
Holstein, 62 72 ; Lower Elbe, 57 64. Beans : 110 124. Feas
110 130. Vetches; 106 120. Rapeseed ; 150 160.
STETTIN, Nov. 30.-The Wheat trade has been
quiet, but there has beken no material change in prices. We
quote 581 b. to 691 b. Uermark and Pomeranian Wheat, 60s.