The Express.
London, England, 1846-12-10 00:00:00

GLASGOW SALES, Dam S.
Aberdcen, 733 Glas, Kilmer., & Ayr, 37
Caledonian, Ncw, .Us. Do. Halves, Si. 64. Si. 9..
C.dedonim & Dumb., 395. Glas., Dum., & Car. C 3 61. fle.Gd.
Cly&sdale Junction, 94 Glasgow &Greenock, 17
Direct Born. & Madras, 6s. Glee., Bd., & Ardros., 365. 36a.
Direct Northern, 40s. Manchester & South., 79e. 29a. lid.
Fast Indian, I Is. ed. - Midland Halves, 61. Its.
Edin. and Northern, New, .945. Stirling & Dunfermilre, 61s.
Glasgow Gen. Terminus, 12 York and Newcastle, Pict 71
Glae., Mat., & Ayr, 083

PRODUCE.
-MINCING-LANE, Half-past Two.—The Sugar mar-
ket reta;ns the same dull character it had at the commence-
ment of the week, and sales could not be made to any extent
without submitting to a further decline. The only public
sale consisted of 1,600 boxes white Havannah and 603 boxes
of yellow ; the former was bought in at 545. to 575. 6d.; the
latter chiefly sold at 475. to 50e., which were rather lower
prices. West India, by private coated, in very limited de-
mand. Refined has been steady at present rates. Lumps,
625. to 635.
. . _

Duty paid on all descriptions of sugar to last week in Lon-
don, Liverpool, Bristol, Hull, and the Clyde, 4,201,916 cwts.,
to the same period last year, 4,172,626 cwts.
Co be.—The public sales of Ceylon have gone off heavily,
at a [hide lower prices, chiefly ordinary plantation kind.
Cassia Lignea.-600 cheats were offered on public sale,
and nearly all bought in at 64.. to 68s.
Pepper.-1,600 bags of good clean Sumatra sold at 21 to
21, which were full prices.
Ginger.-1,200 bags of African sold freely, at rather higher
prices, 235. no 31s.
British Spirits are very dull of sale.
Cotton.—The continued extensive speculation in Liver-
pool increases confidence in all parties, and purcbaics to any
extent could not be made without paying an advance.
Tea remains steady, but speculative purchasers have dis-
appeared.

PRICES CURRENT.

Suomi, per cart. Burr ram,
W. ludia,B.P.bnen.e.4o 00-645 Od
Yellow &Grey 46 0...48
Fine 49 0...55
Mauritius, brown *4s 0.. 44
Yellow 46 0...48
Fine 49 0...54
Bengal &Madras, b 34 0...42
Yellow 43 0..47
White 43 0...57
Foreign, brown. 34 0...43
Yellow 44 0...46
Grey and white 47 0...56
Refined, Ilambro` 6B 1..72
Lumpa.. ... 63 0. .67
410o.rria, In Bond.
Wed India, ordi-
nary SS 0... 40 0
Good.
Fine 7O 0...123 0
Ceylon, good °rill-
nary ..
Fine oidinary.
Fine 53 0... 89 0
Mocha, ;Nod to tine 50 0... 66 0
C. 04.1 Mica, ordi-
nary to tine 34 0... 55 0
Sumatra and Pa-
ying 22 0...25 0
Tr.a, at per lb.
Congou, common U9I ...0 101
Ricr., at per cwt.
Bengal white._ .. 14 6... 1: 0
cargo l3 U 14 0
Java l3 0... 17 0
Patna 24 0.. 26 C
Carolina 34 0... 40 C
Smarr&

Pigs, No. I.
Hoops ll 5...11 1
Cargo at Cardiff bar 9 0... 0
Swedish lt 10... 0
Lawn, at per ton.
Pig, best 185...18 1
Milled, sheet l9 10 .. 0
Bars 22 0... 0
Patent shot 22 0... 0
red or minium
Speller
011.14 per 252 imp. gal. d.p.
Fish, Seal, pale 35 10...36
straw 33 0...34
brown ft yellow.. 29 0.. 32
86 0...87
115g71 Matter Mt 0...90
Cod .. .. ... 27 10... 0
South ....
Olive,Callipoli,p.ton 46 0... 0
Cocoa Nut 4l 0...42
Seed, Rape, pale,
per ton 35 10...36
Linseed
PROVISIoNN per cwt.
Butter—Cork, lot
2nd 0 0 0
3rd 0 0... 0
Dublin, Ist 0 0... 0
Limerick, do B2 0 ..SS
Carlow, Ist 92 0...99
Newry, let 0 0... 0
Waterford B6 0...93
Beef, India, per
tierce
Prime Mem
Pork, prime mess
Mason-cork,Liurk
(70 0.. 72 0
IM., Belfast t •
Bacon, Waterford,
per cwt
Belfast
Lard,ltelfaidsor Irk 146 0...54
Waterford, do
Ditto Bladder
American
I am Oa and Cow, at per lb.
1 B. A. and M. Vfileo,
s.O d6ts.o 072
tted 0 4 . .0 41
Brazil, dry 0 5 ...0 6'
'hymned 0 4i..0 51
Bic., dry 0 41...0 6
Lima& Valli. dry 0 5 ...0 6
West India, dry 0 1...0 6
Salted
0
East India 0 1 ...0 105
Kips, B.Ayres, My 0 ..0 8
usaialtry 0 64...0 9
8. 1 1
bide ft 0...14 0
Ruesia, ditto,
Inc %rloollrg, at per ton.
Lops ood, Jamaica-J:4 5... 4 10
I looduras .5 5... 5 15
Ctimpmehy 6 10... 7 10
Fustic, Jamaica S 10... 0 0
Nicaragua, large and
14 0...15 0
Small
111112 10 0...16 0
Moan 10 0...17 0
lied Sanders. 8 0...10 0
Brazil 3O 0...90 0

Rum at per gall.
Leeward Island
!'roof 2 7 2 8
Demerara, 26 to
36 per cent
o.l` 2 11 ... 3 4
Jamaica, 30 to 30
per cent. D.P. 3 5 ... 8 10
Favourite marks 4 5 ... 4 10
Brandy, Ist brands 5 0 . 6 0
"Ralph spirits, d.p.10 9 ... 0
ecotcb 10 9 . 0 0
Itish lO 9 . 0 0
FLA%, per ton.
Riga,P.T.R. £44 0...53 0
St. Petersburg, 9
heal 4O 0 0 0
Dutch and Flemish 55 0...85 0
Frimland
limn% at per ton.
SLPetersburg,clcant.37 0...37 10
outshot ....... 34 0...34 10
half clean
Riga, Rhine
outsbot
pa.*
Manilla ........ 35 0..30 0
FAA India Dunn l3 0...16 0
litanbly l4 0 ..18 0
Jute ... .
Tit., at per cwt.
Ranca 103 0 0 0
Straits lOO 0... 0 0
Com. in blocks 9B 0... 0 0
later, at per ton.
£lO Of 0 0

PARTICI:LAI
1813
. 17,17
. 1,7

OF TALLOW.
1844 180 1841
`,312 10,817
919 1,066
404 14,912
-ii 3,553
9,196
1:8141 423
433

Stock 008 dap, Mrs... 17,138 1 17,3:12 11,251
Delivio y lust week...— 1,316 1,919 2,178
Ditto from let June 14,946 13,5114 16,095
Arrival., lAA week 2,208 1,470 all
Nth, from ISt June 13,025 11,855 11,374
Price Y. C. (hi. day 421. 6,1 418 42a 41a
Do. Town :oat Friar— 44a 641 43a 6d 441
OrPICLIL ACCO/J:411. OT TEA, CP To wov. b.
Duty paid. 1646.
London 168.22,553,222
Liverpool
Bristol 683,982
Hull
All other Engaidt poets
144111
Glasgow — 1,700,141
Al other Scotch pools .... ..— 645,389
Dublin 3,057,904
Banat
Cork 514,203
All other Irish ports

21,592,966
4,695,962
7,0025
365,714
1,1313,11M1
1,151,757
1,531,790
6614,672
2,941,592
936,10 n
456,722
926,934.1

Total

39,518,111 37,582079

From London
A. Eltore", .
Liverpool .

AZDONTID AND NTOltrSSa2O
3,05744,56376
6
297,3,
527,517 729,100

Total Con. and Exports 43,020,190 41,615,921
Dynes PAID IX 11141 TO Lam wtras.
Inndon
Liv,puol.
Bristol
!lull
Clyde 1,bb2,202

Sane time in 1845..

31,542,149

TALLOW.
The following are the prices :
Petersburg Y. C. on the spot
All the year delivering
January to March &Hwy,

90. to ,tru. ott.
„Cs. lid. to 474. 9d.
480. to 483. 3d.

CORN.
BASINGSTOKE, DEC. 9.-The trade was very dui,
Wheat was not so dry and fit for grinding as last week ; the
best white and red Wheats were sold freely at the prices of
last week ; middling samples at from 141. to 14/. 10s. per
load, some not making more then 13/. to 13/. 10.. ; for CS cry
description except the very best samples a decline of full 2s.
per qr. or 10s. per load of 5 qrs. may be quoted. Flour la -
mains at the terms of last IVednesday. There were some
fine wimples of malting Barley, which sold to Mr. North for
465. per qr. some heavy grinding reaching 40s. ; coarse and
discoloured, from 345. to 365., these, except the first-named,
being from ls. to 25. per qr. lower. Burley Meal, 21s. per
bag. Good Malt, at Gls. per qr.; best 1)o., from 68e. to 725.
Beans, new, sold from 455. to 475. Peas, at from 48s. to
605., being full 2s. per qr. less than last week. Oats were
very plentiful, the beet declining Is. per qr. ; and inferior,
25., the highest price given being 305., and the lowest, 245.
per qr.
DEDDINOTON, I)Ec. 8.-New Wheat, ;i6s. to 605.;
old, 625. to :t Barley, 35e. to 40s. Oat., new, 21s. to 275. ;
old, 245. to 318. Beans, new, 365. to 40s. ; old, 40s. to 445.
Peas, boiling, 48s. to Us.; grey, 38s. to 40s. ; vetches, 34e.
to 40s. per quarter.
NEWCASTLE, DEC. 8.-The weather still continues
raw and cold ; but the frost having left us, the snow has
totally disappeared, which circumstance will enable our
growers to resume field-work, which of late has been sus-
pended. At our market this morning we had an extremely
moderate show of Wheat from the country, and from the
coast the arrivals are equally so ; but the report from London
being worse than had been anticipated, the trade ruled slow,
and the amount of business transacted was limited at barely
Saturday's rates. Flour was also leas sought after, but there
not being much pressing on the market previous rates were
about sustained. Rye is much want, sl, and extra qualities
would readily command 50s. per qr. In malting Barley we
have little change to note, and the demand for grinding
sorts has nearly subsided. Malt in fair request. Beans and
Peas without change. Oats were held very firmly, which
had the effect of checking business.
WOODSTOCK, ])Ec. 8.-Wheat, 13/. 10s. to 1.5/.;
Beans, 11/. per load ; Barley, 3os. to 425.; Oats, 225. to 325.
per qr.
DUBLIN, DEC. 8.-At our market to-day but little
Wheat offered ; however, there were some parcels of mer-
chants' Wheat, which increased the supply. The-re was a
pod demand for all kinds of grain, at an advance oil
Friday's prices of Is. per barrel on Wheat, and Gd. to 1.. per
barrel on Oats and Barley. In bakers' Flour there is not
much doing at present ; higher price. are required, which
checks sales. Coarse Flour, 16e. to 18s. ; much sought after.
For Oatmeal full prices are obtained; but the demand is
limited. The following was the general currency to the
country:-Wheat, red, per 280 lbs., 365. to 40s; white, 38s.
to 425. 6d. ; Oats, per PA lbs., 18s. to 21s. ; Barley, per
224 lbs., 225. to 255. 6d. ; Oatmeal, per cwt., 21s. to 235. 6d.;
Flour, per cwt., secol.ds, 21s. to 225.
FOREIUN.-Contiuned inactivity prevails in all the Baltic markets,
and prices remain nominally unaltered: the supplies to the different
markets are unimportant, and to this may be attributed the prevent
nominal range of prices. In Dant4e, the stock of wheat in the gra-
naries consist of only &U,OOO qrs., and further arrivals are prevented I
by thr shallowness of the Vistala, which hog not sufficient water to
float down the bargee, and unless the weather Ls mild, and some quan.
tity of rain falls no an to swell the stream, some 9uantity of wheat
must be caught by the winter. At the bridge of Dirachau, the depth
of the water is only 20 inches, and a number of barges art congre-
gated there, unable to proceed-others continue to arrive, and unless
the Vistula becomes navigable again before winter doses the naviga-
tion entirely, the bulk will probably be removed by land carriage to
Denten, & distance of about 20 miles. It is estimated that 211,0 rel qrs.
may still arrive in the c vent of wet weather netting in. The transac-
tions during the week arc of the roust trisial character, a few hundred
qrs. misted wheat. 6nlbs. per bushel, found buyers at 495., but beyond
'hese, prices are entirely nominal, high mixed 20s. to Sic. mixed 475.
to 52,.. :according to wen:lit:and quality. The factors' stands are empty
of samples, except of a few parcels of granruied wheat, the bulk of which
bowcveris not offered. At Stettin the market waslifeless, except for rye,