The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-08 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER $, 1848.

with a Mona dlomod. No traesaetione reported in Pau
At days market, Ohm was a fair supply of Wheat,
whisk soli milli et the weiressey of this day es'onichl, a rl
In some lustiness prime samples of red and white EnBll4l
sealed ea advisees of ls. per qr. Barley dull, but rot
lewer. Oats en improved eels, at fe
el above decline. Beans
said in Mallet former priers, tem amp new, which were
&leper. Very little sale for Peas of any kind. The fol-
lowing are Jos prioes Wheat, Boglish, whOe. per bush. of
621ba, Ile. 44. to 7e. Od. ; new, 6a. 3d. to Gs. Bd. ; red,
Is. 6d. to 61. 6d.; new,6s. &I. to Os. fed. ; foreign, red, 6..8d.
to 7s. Od.; white, 6a. to 71.234. ; Poli.h, Odessa, Gr. 61 to
Ueda. 104.; Danube, fos. Gd. to 6c Od. Barley, per imperial
C.r73ls. to 365. ea. ; grinding, per 3421t0tt
de,. to 295. Oats, linglish, white, per imps
quarter, 19e. to 30e. ; Welsh, black and white, per 3121 b ,
11s. .lo 21e. Od.'; Irish (401 h. to 421 b.), 200.04. to 2111.0 d. ;
=to 391 h.), 19a. 6d. to 21e. ; black, 18s. 6d. to 19.. M.
English , per 1961 h., old, 16s. to 17s. 64.; now, 13e.
to 1114.; Irish, 155. to 16e.; foreign, 13s. to 15s. Peas,
belling, per imp. quarter, 40e. Gil. to 64..: grinding. Pet
196th.., 14.. oa. to 16e. Indian Corn, per 1961b5., 165. to
to IS.. 6d. Flour, per sack of 2801 b., English, fino 38s.
to 41e. ; seconds. 365. to 38e.
131.1011T0X. Dec. 7.-To-day we had a lifeless trade. In
all grain priers unaltered, but very little husiners done.
Wheat, old, white, 141. 10s. to 161. ; new, 101. to 131. ; red,
old, 141. to 141. 61. ; new, 91. to 121. Barley, 30s. to 31s.
Beans, 32.. to 365. Pees, 365. to 38s.
BILISTOL, Dee. 7.-There has been a dull, dragging core
trade daring the week ; and the sale of Flour h is been slow,
at Is. per sack reduction on all but the hest marks. Attend.
=es at to-day's market was slack, and not much business
done. Boni& Wheats, Is. per qr. lower on all but the hest
new and old. In foreign Wheat a poor retell sale, at last
week's prime Barley dull; lower: quilities saleable only at
10. per qr. reduction in price. Oats 64. per qr. lower.
Black Irish very unsaleal4e. Beene in poor demand. Peas
abundant, and not yet in re quest. 2,100 barrels of Amerce
Flour, with 1.364 qrs. Oats, 631 qrs. Burley, and il•.s sacks
Plow, OnaltMille and from Ireland, constitute our supply of
the past week.
Dee. 7.-Our market was this day largely sup
plied wWs Wheat, the greater proportion of which was of
hut year's growth, and in bad condition; the demand was
very limited, and the few sales that were effected were at
la.t week's prices. Barley was in good supply, with a slack
demand ; choice parcels realised last week's prime. wili s in.
fierier ones were Is. per qr. lower. In Oats, Beans, and
Pees, there was bat little doing. The following are the
prises:-Wheat, white, 6.56. to 615.; best red, 64.. to 590. ;
middling, 475. to 63e. ; interior, 3Ge. to 46.. Barley, 2ns.
to 36.. Oats, Th. to 26e. Beans, old, 46e. to 48e. Lev,
40s. to 445. Peas, 38.. to 425. per qr. Flour, line, 435. to
475. per seek ; seeoods, 30s. to 42e.
Loom, Dec 6.-At this day's market the business done
wee not extensive, and we notated no change in the value of
any article. There were more samples of good Wheat show-
ing then we expected; sod, as regards Barley and Oats,
there wee aothiag to complain of. Wheat, 40s. to 470.
Barley, Me to 30e. Oats, 10s. to 19s. Beans, 365. to 405.,

per qr.
MAIDITON I, Dee. 7.-w• had spin a very slow trade for
Wheat end all grain. The samples of Wheat are en very in-
ferior that purchasers cannot be found. Anything that is
dry will sell well, and at last week's rates. Lent Con sale-
able only in retail parcels, at last day's Wee.
MANNINOTRRII, Dee. 7.-Our market WY well supplied
with Wheat and Bailey to-day. The trade very slow. L ist
week's rims were supported for Rood qualities ; the inferior
sorts were fully Is. per quarter lower. DAMS and Pus are
slow in sal', at late prices. There seems but very tittle in-
clination to do badmen to-day.
NIWOURY, Dee. 7.-The fresh supply of Wheat this day
woe not large, but the quantity left on hand for the two last
weeks, formed altogether a lac quantity or; offer. Old and
the beet descriptions of new experienced a rather better de-
loud, but in second and inferior qualities few transactions
took place. A good supply of Barley, a great portion of
which es of inferior quality - beat malting fully maintained
its value. Other seen exceedingly dull. Oats, Buns, and
Peas exceedingly dull.
PLYMOUTH, Dee. 7.-The Wheat trade was very firm
this morning, and sales wen made at prices fully as good as
dime. The stocks of free Wheat here arc become sma I,
and the consumption very large. An inquiry for malting
Barley.
RONISFY, Dee. 7.-At this day's market prime Wheat
fetched 131. Oatr, Diane, Peas, and Barley, if anything,
sold for a shade more than last week.
ROYSTON, Dee. 6.-Wheat trade again very dull; sale
bad. Fine Gsr'..v made quite as much money. AU other
sorts a drag. Wheat, 2.11. to 335. per load. Barley, 21e. to
35e. per qr. Oats, 18s. to 2Gs.
iiroexirote-ore-Tees, Dee. 6.-We have large arrivals
of grain coastwise. At this day's market the supply of
Wheat from the gro ors we large. The trade ruled slow,
at a decline of ls. to 2.. per qr. on the rates of this day week.
Barley continues in very limited n quest. Oats slow sale,
at beetle the rate of this day week. Beans Is. per qr.
lower. 1"lour is :educed 2s. per sack. Imports dunes the
pint week: Wheat, coastwise, 2,336, Barley, 244; Osts,
114 ; Tans, foreign, 47.
tARRIDGF., Ike. 7.-A large supply of corn at to-day's
market, with a very dull sale. Wheat is fully 2s. per qr.
lower than last et ek. The average is 51s. per qr. Ti,.
trade for Barley is dull ; m iltsters will only buy choice
samples, and the sale of grinding parcels is 'my limited
Few samples of Oats change hands, although the prices arc
very low.
WORKINGTON, Dee. G -At today's market we had a
plentiful supply of Wheat, Barley, and Ga'A from the
farmers. Business remained throughout the day very
languid, and a reduction of 2s. on last week's quotations
had to be submitted to en sales could be effected in Wheat.
Barley and Oats were also easier to buy; a considerable por-
tiere' of Wheat and Oats remained unsold. Wheat, 20.. to
23e. Barley, 12s. to 13s. Oats, Bs. to Bs. Gd. per 3 imperial
bushel. Potatoes were plentiful, at Bd, per •t are.
WATERFORD, Dec. G.-Our wotket is still devoid of ani
motion, and the same ilk& any is found in making sales as
existed at the close of lam week. Prices tf all kinds of grain
and Flour nominally the rime as on Saturday.
EDINIIUROO, Dec. C.-The supply of Scotch Wheat at
market this nomirrit was moderate ; the trade ruled lirm,
end farmers were able to realee at fully last Wednesday's
prices. Foreign Wheat continues in very limited demand ;
the few sales made to-day were chiefly in retail, at abut
former rates. Barley met a better sale, and the prices of this
day se'nnight are fully maintained. The supply of Oats
being small, fine sample" could not be purchased coder lost
week's prices, hut inferior are Gd. per qr. cheaper. Beans
and Peas are difficult to quit without yielding the turn in
favour of buyers. Wham, top, 665.' average, 48.. 10d. Bar-
ley, top, 345. ; average, 29e. 4d. Oats, top, 23e. ; average,
19e. 7d. Beans, top, 371. ; average, 32.. 6d.
GLASGOW, Dee.G.-During the last three weeks a great
quantity of rain has fallen hereabout', and dry weather is
much needed to enable formers to proceed with Wheat wow-
ing, which is greatly in 'neer. Last night we bad a smart
touch of hest; but it has 'gain turned to wet. The imports
at Grangemouth from abroad since the 29th ult., have con-
sisted of 1,000 qrs. Wheat, 100 qrs. Beans, and 30 qn. Peas.
Cossiwire they have been equally limited; but to the
3,560 barrels Flour, and 2,500 qrs. Wheat have arrive=
Canada, and 2,650 brls. Flour, together with 1,630 qrs. In-
dian Corn, from the United States. From Ireland, about
1,680 qrs. Oats, 1,200 loads Oatmeal, and a cargo er two of
Barley, have come to hand.'t.With the exception of a little
inquiry far bonded Wheat, the trade has remained in a very
inactive state, and both Oats and grinding Barley have been
offering at lower prices. At this day's market the trade
ruled without animation; but sales of Wheat were not
peened at lower prices, and there was rather more inquiry
than of lats. Flour wie offering at Gd. per barrel under la=
week's quotations. Oats fully Gd. rer boll cheaper ; but at
the reduction buyers appeared inclined to purchase. Oat-
meal, 6d. to Is. lower. For Irish grinding Barley it was
necessary to submit to a decline of Is. to Is. 6d. perlboll. Ne
change in the:value of One malting qualities. New Irish mil
foreign Beans could be bought at Gs. to Is. per ball under
previous rates.
DANTZIO, Dee. 2.-Our navigation continues open uncom-
monly late this year, fortunately for the arrival of supplies
from Po/and, which, favoured at last by an increased depth
of water in the Vistula, have reached us during the put
month to the extent of about 7,000 lasts of Wheat. About
2,500 lasts of the same have been sold in the market, and
the remainder stored on importers' account. Prices have
detained considerably, particularly this week, during which
they hays ruled as foows Fine high mixed, 6The. Nabs,
435. to 445. ; fair, 6111 e. to 621b5., 41s. to 425. ; poi sail
fine mixed, Gllbe., 395. to 40s. ; inferior and lighter
tions, 365. to 375. These prices leaving no littleldnert
parties in the interior, they have ordered sale. not tete
maimed on the same terms, but prefer waiting for a better
demand ,
_• factors are therefore firmer, and parties seeking to
buy would have to pay more money. A great part of the
late pureheses of Wheat will remain here in the hands of
speenlaters ; the remainder is in coarse of shipment. About
1,000 lasts may be still on the way hither by water, among
which man hundreds of old Upper Polish 'Wheat, after a
long protracted passage of eight months. Prices in Poland
and in the interior arc still higher than with as, and
growers little inclined to sell ; after a time, however, they
will be obliged to look out for purchasers, and these will,
we hope, be very cautious, considering the uncertainty of
the value of Wheat under the action of free trade in Eng-
land. Aye, 19s. Barley, large, 205.; 'mall, 16e. to 18s.
Peas, 245. to 265. Freights have become easier than a month
back, some seeking British vessels having appeared, for
which a return cargo, on any terms, is referable to remain-
leg here duzingminter. Freight to London, 41. Gd. ; east
coast, 4s. Total exportation to British port to end of
November (excluding the Channel Islands), 237,217 qrs.
LIGHORM, Nov. 24.-In Wheat there have been some
operationa-my, 1,500 sacks Polish, 6141 be., at 40s. 4d. ;
1,600 sacks, GOlbs., 38s. 41 ; 5,000 Pdarianople, 61ilbs.,
41s. 2d. Some Tuscan Indian Corn has been taken at 28s.
U..nouu.xa, Nov. 341,-We have nothing very particular
to notice in our corn market; little or no Wheat remains in
port unsold. A cargo of soft illarianople Wheat is shortly
repeated, for which 38e. is asked and also a cargo of Ohirka,
from Taganrog, at 36a. 6d. Polish Odessa remains at 355. to
Mc, according to quality.

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HOPS.—BOROUOit MAPltirr. Main. Pattenden and
Smith report that there is not much draw In Rope, which is
generally the ass at this swan of the year.

CATIILS, &c. SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.
Thss supply of Beasts to-day is but small few the time of
year ; is consequence, the choicest qualities fully maintain
Maolay's pe The weather is, however, much 'plait
the Ssuaal trade, and second-rate mat with a dull wk.
The number of Sheep is larger, and the demand very smell ,
tads M Imavy, and lower prices are submitted to, nor can e
&MEN be sleeted. Trade is brisk for Valves, but we

cannot quote higher prices.
there are 210 Beasts, 010 She
land, 100 Beasts ; and 124
Countin.
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Pkir. toss
NEWARK, Dee. 4.—The fair, for the time of year, was
well supplied with stock of all descriptions, which wee heavy
'of rle tacept milking Cows, which were much looked
alter. Ike very best fat Beef could only obtain 7s. freestone ;
Inferior was moulcable. Mutton, from 6d. to 6d. per lb.
ILUINBUILUIt, Dec. 6.—Althouph the supply of Sheep in
this day's minket was short of that of last week, still the num-
her shown equalled the demand, and Gd. per lb. was obtained
only in a very few iestanc.s for those of the but quality,
current rates from M. to OW. ; and inferior, 44. to 414.,
whilst put was turned out unsold. There was a large sup-
ply of Cattle ; end although a few picked animals brought
close upon 6.. 64. per iMperiel alone, the torrent prices can-
not be rated at more than from 6s. Gd. to 6s. ; and middling
sod inftrior from 4s. to 61. ; and at the close a coon lerable
Joplin r wei e lilt over uusuld. Fed QUITS were selling at
I from Gs. to 7s. per imperial stone.
Far Yesterday's markets we fast page.

From Holland sod Germany
p, and 23 Calves ; from Svcs-
Stich Cows from the Home
For Moo* of 110 a. 0. 4. a. 11.
Best loos. O. 0 0 0 0
Bast Inot-woolMom ..... •0 4 0
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dv. ...... 0 0
DwellDa ao4 woad toallar 3 4 0 3 0 10
do. 0 Oar. . . o
ao• Lae* 4440; Calm. 140;