The Express.
London, England, 1848-01-11 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL
! maraca_ ,ffy
sines waslisse.

I;s7, k Ws. Jn., 311. ib.,
6j d
Out koriberd. d
Oral Wawa Qrs., 111 p
Lora k Tart. (late M. t 14
Ma, par
Croa., k South., 11 d
Inn. and N. Weed. Qrs., 11/ p
Midland, 111
Do 40/. an., 43j
Do. Halm, 11 d

Than • fair amount of
with an upward tendency.
But., Lan., & Ch. 16., 61 d
Bolt. Black., Clab., and W. York.
Pref. (B). 4 d
Great Northern, d
Man. and Biros. p
N. Staffordshire, S-I6 d

LEEDS SALES,

The transectionsllshares
lut few days, and the market
nese done was confined to the
Lane. & York. (W.R.U.), 608. d
Leeds and Think, Lei d
North Britioi Thirds, b. d
N. Staffordahire, ss, d
Northern Countien Union, 31 d

There was rather more'
Priors remained the same.
&in Wols., & 4tour Valley, 11
North Staffordshire, 4 d

YORK BALES,
I Gt. Northern, V7a . . Y,
Lan. and York. Mu, 7I
Midland, 111
AUL'
Hull & Selby 10 per Ct.Goar.,
N. Britian, 281
Dn. Qra., In 6d. d

HULL ®ALBS,

Edin., Leith, & Greene Cr..
D. 9d.
earn. k Northern, Newport',
U. 4s. 6d. 5..
Do. New, 17. 7..
GLASGOW
OsWrenn New, Um
Dunne &Perth Cm, It. la Si
Erns. end Northern (Newport),
71. 70.
1 Edin. & Perth, lin

PRODUCE.—MINCTN(
The Sugar sales consisted of
hbde. St. Lucia, which went
tioss maintlined previous rate
a slight decline.-600 hbds.
offered, and chiefly bought in.
quality, 645. to 545. 6d.—Coffee
alteration.—Pimento sold at a
soil at 30. to 31d.—Seltpetre:
Tabautioa 9, bought in at 31s.
Leeward Island proof, Is. 7d. to
—ln other articles no alteration.
PRICES ""

Beata, per ewt. over t
ff. India,B.P.bwn. 335. 04.34..
Yellow &Grey 36 0...40
Pine 4l 0_47
Mauritius, brown 29 0.. 34
Yellow...—.
Pine 39 0...45
Bengal&Madraa,b 29 0...31
Yellow 34 0...37
White l9 0...49
Potc4brown 27 0...31
33 0...36
Orgy and white 37 0...45
afted. Hambro' 652
LEW 0..70
Corms. in Bond.
Wei lath., ordi-
siry23 0...
Oust 35 0... -
70 0...100
Nom, good ordi-
nary .. 33 9
Phie oWilaary 34 0...
Pine
Mocks, good tot:Men 0...
Coats Rica, ordi-
nary to lino 35 0...
Sumatra and Pa-

o
dang 23 0...
Taa, at per lb.
Conon, eaainton 0 74
Rica, at per eat.
Bengal white l3 0...
cargo 9 6...
Java
Patna, cleaned 20 0..
Carolina 2B 0...
SPIIIIII.

Rum at per
Leeward bland
Proof.
Dsmerara, 26 to
36 per tent.
0.P.. ..... .2 8...
Jamaica,, 20-to• 38
per cent. O.P. 8 8 ...
Farourits marks 4 4 ...
Brandy, let brands 4 7 ...
British spirits, d.p. 10 8 ...
Scotch
Irish lO 3 ...
nem per UM.
9947 0..
St.
bead 0 0..
Dutch and Flendalt 53 0...'
Friesland
Hear, at per toe.
SLPetersburg,clean93s 0.
outsbot . 32 0..
ball clean
Rip, Rhine
oubabot
pass
Yanilts
East India Sunn.
Bombay lB 0..
Jute
Till, at per cwt.
Baum B2 0..
Straits
Com. in blocks B2 0.
laos, at Per um.
Bars 913 5

CORN.-Arrivals L
Counties Railway, for the
Batt
Wheat
Barley
oats
AYLESBURY, Jan. 8.-Wheat
samples sold readily, at full '
quite neglected. .A.ll other
tamed hut week's prices. 1
Barley, 305. to 335. Beans,
Oats, 225. to 29e. per qr.
BRIDLINGTON, Jan. 8.-Of 8,
supply was food, but the demand
the turn lower. Beans and
Wheat, 50e. to 545. Barley. '
to 100. per atone. Beane,
per qr.
CAMBRIDGE, Jan. 8.-Our
material alteration from l•-
What, red, 525. to 54e. ;
Beans, new, 34e. to 365. ;
Oats, 16s. to 260. per qr.
CIRENCESTER, Jan. 10.-
of an unusually dull character
anxious to press Pales, caused
tion in prices. Wheat but
2s. per qr. lower. Oats a rat,.
support previous rates. Wheat,
Barley, 295. tv 345. per qr. r'
to 565. Peas, 40s. to 50.
DONCASTER, Jan. 8.-le.
large, and the demand being
and continued flat throughout,
turday. Oats in limited seguet
old and new Beans sold slowly
leu quantity of Barley, the
better clearance effected at
18e. to 20e.; fine, 21e. to 231.
231. ; Blendcorn, 17s. to 19e.
15e.; fine, 16s. Beans, 15a. I
' 205.; fine, 21s. Peas, gre
per three bushels. imperial.
to 2€.4.; old, 21s. to 26e.; fir
325.; fine rotating, 335. to 2
HUNTINGDON, Jan.
quantity of Wheat, and t
best umples of both articles
and inferior samples were •
Beane, Peas, and Oats 'until:it
price is downwards. Wheat,
48e. to 51s. ; Barley, 28s. to 31
345. to 38s. ; Oats, 18a. to 24

LEICESTER, Jan. B.—Good
hut all other sorts must h-
Bsrley lower. Oats
54.. to 60s. ; Barley, 325.
Oats, 24•. to 2.115. per qr.
thirds, 395. per sack.

NORTHAMPTON, Jan.
Wheat and Barley, which
Beans also met a similar
alteration.

PRESTON, Jan. B.—The
of the first instant, have
throughout the week has ~
ever, to note a pretty general
turing district, which will r
Bread.stulTs, aid give a l•
was a small supply of fa
Taresdot beinga languid,day se• r n...goiollli
ing on lower terms. rt,
unaltered. Beans met .
the same u last week. Irk
at a reduction of 6d. per loa
per 2401b5. cheaper. Bran
All other articles nominally
Wheat this week is 665. 9d. 7
RICHMOND YORESHIRE, .
ply of grain, particularly Wheat.
to 75. 9d. Oats, 2s. 9d.
Beans, ts. 9d. to 6s. per
SEINEWSBCIT, Jan.
and trade ruled dull,
Barley, 4s. 3d. to 4a.
bushel.
SWINDON, Jan. IQ.
heavy, much remaining
highest price for prime 1
166 e. red ; 50e. to 54e.

e.....:4" - - -.-
1 .
/ -
i ---07/ ~2 Ze- c---.
BALES. Jetivear 10.
.. . . I plentiful; the best weighty Chevalier ee' '., el_
. res. per qr.; \
.- o
valet to-day, ina eery netts OR. bone Wary flail 1n514.4 •.s 32a. ta s
.. .a. ; good grinding at 31./s.; •
inferior 275. to 295. Oats rather scarce, yet but few found I
sh., N. Staffordshhe, 1 1 d
Shrews. & Chester (Pref. Gear.), eptui;chuUteeteeirs ; the hest
221:slaking.;
e.hbouht,26s2o,..perßlrehte,fa jlrd,saheanapyyles; I
74 21 1 p ' ' : .
s. E. a Dover New, No. 1,1 I d foreign. 645. per qr. New Tick, 48s. Peas wire sold u last
Do. No. 2, S d week. Rye and winter and spring Tares not much in request.
L.) Do. No. 4, 11 d
~ WORCESTER, Jan. 8.-We have had a good ripply of
York. Ne..c” 6a' (N. sad B. Wheat at to-day's market, but fanners were unable to make
RI., Na 2, 2 • .
I Do. G. N. E., Ie p tiles without a reduction of Is, per qr. on the prices of this i
$
Yoh and N. Mtdand E. and W. day se'nnight. Beet red Wheat realised from 20s. to 20c Ga.
Ridge Ex., 34) per bag of 9 score 10Ibe. ; white, 20s. 6d. to 21s. Barley Is.
per qr. lower. Beans, Peu, and Oats were in request, at
tit SALES, JANOART 6. last week's rate/.
f initiates, and prices were firm,
YARROUT74, Jan. 8.-Our supplies of grain are mode.
Man., d.,and Line (Shef. rate; fine and heavy parcels of Wheat sold on much the
Stu. :and
YEW terms as last wee k, but the principal supply is light,
wk. Lin.), I d
S. E. It Dover, No. 4, 1 9.16 d and cold in hand ; such were a dull sale, and rather cheaper. , i
Ton, Newa.,lk Ber.Extea. No. 4, No alteration in the value of Barley worth notice. Beans
2 5.168 p and Peas in fair supply, and rather lower prices were sub-
De. Pref., II mitted to for them. Oats remain the same. Wheat, white,
LES, Jawnue 10. 64e. to 565. ; red, 50s. to 63t.; extra, 51s. Barley, 28s. to
as scarcely averaged those of the 30s. Beans, 38e. to 40s. Peas, 395. to 425. Oats, 245. to
ket was not so lively. The bush- 304. per qr.
the northern lines a railway. LogRIUCK, Jan. 8.-The trade in grain for the past week
d New Western, 41 d
Shropshire Caton, 21 4 has been very active, and prices firmly maintained. At this
Tut, Newn, and Berwick, No. 2 day's market the supply of Wheat was large, and readily
(New Berwisks), 28 48s. 9d. p purchased at an advance of id. per stone. Oats is good de- •
il mud, at a similar improvement in price. Indian Cora is ,
11 SALES, JANVAST 10. in good request, at firm prices ; but Indian Meal dull of i
s business done in this market, but sale. All other breadatuffa brisk, and prices steady.
Large arrivals coastwiee and foreign. The weather still con.
1d 1 Shrews. & Birm. (A), 63a 9d. d tin-um wet. Wheat, red, per stone, 14d. to 17d. ; white,
south Staffordshire, 11 d 161 d. to 181 d. Oats, 10d. Barley, Ild. to 12d. In-
BAL JANCART 10. than Corn, per ton, 91. to 91..5r. ; Meal, 91.55. to 91. 15.. I f
rork• Newnan., B Bor." Ex. Oatmeal, 131. ; Wholemeal, 141. Flour, Irish, per bag, 325.; {
No. 2, late New Be?., 128 American, per barrel, 30e.
Do. G. N. E. Put., W. Se. 9d. . .
ALES, bateau 10. Smola, Jan. 8.-Oats, 10s. 6d. to Ile. 3d. per barrel. • .
000 IN. B. Thirds 9c., Is. d Wheat, 17s. 6d, to 225. per 20 stone. Oatmeal, 12a. to
. ,
. .
N. Staffordshire, la. ed. 2s. 4 12a. 6d. per cwt. Indian Meal, 95.6 d, per cwt. American •
barrel Flour. 28s. to 330. per barrel.
111 SALES, Jain-say 8. •
WATERFORD, Jan. 8.-Our market has this day been well
Qrs., Edin. & Perth, 13s. 6d.
D Halves, 4a. M. supplied with farmers' Wheat. Of Oats and Berlev, our •
orts, OS Northern, 41. Ea ed. en receipts continue very small, and the arrivals of Indian Corm
I
N. British Qrs., 41.8 e. are only moderate. The trade has been characterised by
Do. Thirds, 11. 18s. 6d. 194. Gd. great dulness. Wheat has yielded in value from 6d. to la.
sausd.itetizentisecue 5.
aid
sethatz.
IS. pzrthbarreduilic,uwithyiletheiathe eteaturredenciyerof
Bailey
ayiedyeheed'anoiemght Isasudibe:
. .
. ,
lie. rest, I6L 12a. Ild. Coro has declined Is. par Maul. Supeediese Flees sells
tort), Gtr., kil.s & Ayr Halves, No. 2, slowly at last week's quotations, bat inferior aorta are in
71. 2s. bd. i .
Midland, 110 active demand, at rather bent; mese. Prices:: Wheat'
millers', per 20 stone, 28s. to 295. 6d. ; shipping, 245. to 275.
Barley, malting, per 16 stone, 16s. to 16e. 6d. ; grinding,
CTNG-LANE, Haff-pact Two.- 12s. 6d. to 13e. 6d. Otte, white, per 14 stone, lls. to 12a. 6d. ;
lof 100 hhds. Barbadoes, and 400 black, 115. 4d. to lb. Bd. Prepared : Wheat, millers',
.4
per )
;
rent off heavily the good descrip- 20 stone, 30s. to 31s. ; shipping, 28e. to 295. Bar- •
s rates the low descriptions showed ley, malting. per 16 stone, 164. to 17a.; grinding, 145. 6d.
hbds. Cuba Muscavado were also to 154. 6d. Oats, white, per 14 stone, 122. to 13s. ; black, 12a. ,
;hi in.-Refined steady; standard to 12s. 6d. Flour super., per sack, 40s. to 41a.; seconds, , ,'I
-Coffee does not show any material 365. to 375.; thirds, 325. to 345.; fourths, 24e. to 255.
4at a decline of fully Id. ; some American, per barrel, 295. to 30s. Indian Corn, Danube,
Saltpetre: 700 bags were effereal ; per 20 stone, 21s. Gd. to 225. 6d. ; American, yellow and red,
at 31s. to 31e. 6d.-Rum steady ; 20s. to 21a.; Spanish and Portuguese, 205.; white, 21c
Is. 7d. to Is. Bd.---Cotton inactive, to 21e. 6d.; damaged, for cattle, 16s. to 18s. Indian Corn
ra tetien. Meal, per cwt., 10s. Oatmeal, per cwt., 13s. to 144.
£5
10... 5 1
thßy3o..Mmeal,ipecarpocrtw:t.,thTis..wtoeekBs;._Bßerrainey, pre
Gr 636
tistreone;, 3lits.d6d.jea
:ES CURRENT.
ram. Pigs, No. I.
144. Od Hoops ll 0... 0 Corn, 2,145.
ANTWERP, Jan. 3.-There bra been but li'tle business
.40 o Cargo atCerdiebra 7 b... 7 1
.47 0 Swedish lt 1.111
$4 0 LLD, at per ton. transacted in Wheat during the week, buyers holding back .
. . .
.36 0 Pig, beet lB 0-1$ 1 from purchasing, and consequently few sales were effected, pl: ,
.45 0 Hired, sheet l9 S. 0 notwithstanding which, bolder, generally demanded full
.32 0 Bans
termsmt ht:
est,
oi u:rfatedonEr
depositsdiLl'l sinceza change
at descriptions.:
ni
last
weresl I
rww.
.37 0 Patent shot 2l 0... oii 1 l'i
.46 0 red or minium
:: market
a the
whichh bas
important
stilldecidedly e .
.21 s Speller
.$6 0 One, pm 252 imp. N. d.p.
...F.3 00 rish,6,oBBB,..pr,Seainnw
16, pneruo 1321628381 130:0..........120i1 pwje:fi I
41 2q2 1 pecprestsed.,
ltoidesrsuperareiovrery62l7
to, r.t6n3Trdnithqbuser.shitplwlbouispcolionodsid,unese4:d;motfoinonoerncotdhnto:-..
Mead Matter B2 0...5$
25 0-23 I stiliportr,ty.hitai
.beebt
Fn:esobryruldatry,44364..
.6d6el..Pe • .
30 0 Cad
1006.5 00
Olit,uoallith Sespoli,p.tos 4427
40..133 large, to which be added d i
Cocoa Nut-. - . 59 0...60
84 0 Seeds IlaPe. tele, minds from the interior, which would certainly create a
36 0 per ton .........
78 n Linseed 23 10...23 1 with more facility, but the interruption of the navigation of . ,
ao 0 Paonsiona, per awl. the Rhone and the high rate of inland carriage prevent the
Butter-Oark, Ist_ 91 0..P3 conveyance of liege quantities. The general opinion, like-
wise, is, that the present law will be repealed after the 314
52 0 2nd 0 0 0
Sad
0 0... 0
.27 0 Dublbs, In. 0 0 0 Mist., so that the whole of the Wheat which will then be
held by importers will par into consumption, and the first
: o
16 810 CarLimer"Htmoldlow., lot 9O 93
oo.' II: • r
duty which will be applied will be a high one. i
'
860
00 :080 Srerrin, Jan. 3.-As usual at this period, and on
.10 6 Beef, Melia, per account of the holidays, our supplies have been very small.
o 0... 0 In the limited transactions passing former terms were
. 13 e tierce
23 0 Prime Mess 0 0... 0 maintained, and we quote 611bs. to 62Ibs. red Uckermuk I
•38 0 Pork, prime mess •B7 6..90 and Pomeranian' Wheat, 414. per qr. free on board next i ,
8T'r,,.:11T,1,!,;,,r-ant rk 167 6. . 0 0 spring. Other articles remained unaltered in value. 1 i
... l _ Bacon, Waterford,
63
0...63 1 i
g BeULr'L
SP; t-te nj3d MARKET,
eOraOanuriSmi, repOrt that the o'cloitelt. re.
Larill,Belleet,erfek i 44 p... 68 0 mains the same.
... 3 3 Waterford, do i New Slid kE. Keats 41. 0 ton. 12 Yearling Ken 14.17.014. 2110 to 31. 0
Ditto Bladder
puce,
e.SC 1 181anktedOBnasuiziarort.Riwhjecy:igtbsoehscrnua.wtip, poll ui:dliambiote.dB
previous
rouitt
... 4 0 Arneriean,duryp. 30 0...08 0 New Sanwa ........ 210 to 3 in Ohl Hopi „ Iluto 2 0
... 0 0 WOW, Os End Cow, at per lb. Farnham, .4-4 to 5 12
...5 6 B. A. and M. Video, . • .
Os.sd O. 714 HAY.-SMITHFIELD, Two o' Clock.-Alesara.Cooper ~.
... o o Zted 0 3• 0 31 and Davis report the following quotations : s '
• i I
... 0 0 Bread, dry 0 88-.0 6 Prime Meadow aa to tes Rowan 40.. to 5e4.113traw.. 25.. to 30A
Drpaned 0 4 . 0 41 Inferior ...... 62.. to cas. I clone :::.:ts.t. to OS,. 1
• i '
..S4 0 Rio, dry 0 48. 0 56 - - -
Lima& rep. dry 0 A ...0 6 CATTLE, &c.-Total of Cattle received in London,
1... o 0 µs
bidia, dry._ 0 4 ...0 5
~..65 salted 0 go. 0 44 by the Eastern Counties Railway, for the week ending
~..20 East India 0 4 ~.0 101 Jan. 8 : ~1
K iron H.Ayrse, dry 07. .0 8 Beasts. Sheep. Piga Calves.
i
1..36 Mane, dry 0 SI. 0 9 At London
.. 33 S. Amer lions, per At Stratford station. 107 - I
bide 6 SI 5 At Tottenham -
1... 0 Sunda, ditto 6 . a 4 - - - -
DTI WOODS, at per ton. Total 1229 7521 373 59
1.., 0 Ingsrood, Jamaica-IE 4 0... 0
1_42 Manures 3O. 0 Ara Howse FAIR.-Our Nolt Faulds has seldom con-
.. 23 Canspesehy 7O. 5 tamed so great a show, chiefly farm horses of all qualities; i'.l •
1...19 rustle, Jamaica 5 10... 6 1 but the link of sympathy between the commercial and sgri- ik,
1...18 Niearenna, large and cultural classes was hers very apparent. For the last . .11
solid 10 0...13 five years, farmers who are always purchasers at this
season for spring work, had to compete with railway-eon-
-1... 0 Liras 109
100. 11100 1
/... 0 span - ulO 13 tractors, and the result was that the best sorts were bid up . • •
Red s„nd,...
..... .., 4 3... 3 to very extravagant rates. Contractors are now selling .
Le 1 8.1 ... ... 18 0.•.50 largely ; and this, coupled with the scarcity of maney in all •
quarters, has caused the dealers to go very cautiously to
I
. The consequences are,
slack demand for all
aat the granaries, by the Eastern work of late. .k.
the kinds of horses usually most msrketable ; and we are
the week ending Jan. 8: s
1 qrs. 1 Beans
' Peas -
02
~ Flaw 5821 facia. stance, a horse that would have aold at 501. any time for the
i „ Said
8.-Wheat in good supply, and
all dry cart and waggon horses Keenly saleable. There were. few
st full last week's prices; the inferior good harness hones and roadsters, and fewer inquirers.
other kinds dull, and barely main- On the whole it was a slack market, with comparatively
tees. Wheat, from 121. to 141. per load, few sales. ..I;
Beans, 365. to 50s. Peas, 44a. to 50,. AYTON, Jan. 6.-A short supply of both Cattle and Sheep. ~.
qr. Good Beef sold from 65. 6d. to 75. 3d. per atone. Mutton,
,1 '.
I. 8.-Of Wheat, Barley, and Oats, the from 64. to 61d. per lb. Most of the Sheep were bought by '''t
the demand was dull, and prices were farmers for consuming their stock of turnips. i •
ans and Peas maintain their prices. BEDALE FORTNIGHT FAIR.-Both supply and quality .
Barley, 28e. to 30s. per qr. Oats, 10d. were improved a good deal, and the demand was quite equal,
Beans, 445. to 435. POO, 30s. to 40s. eo that all Beef was sold up at an advance of fulls 4d. per at. 1 :
Fat Sheep, of the best marks, were readily sold et 74. per lb.,
8.-Our market was without any none of which had to be driven home
.again. Lean stock was
rout last week: every thing very dull. more inquired after, and fetched a trifle more money. The
A• white, 665. Barley, '27e. to 315. demand fur ealvieg Cows is still brisk. Beef, 6s. to 75. 6d.
s. ,
lea. ; old, 48s. to 60e. Peas, 425. to 445. per stone. Mutton, 6d. to 7d. per lb.
qr. 0111. NAN HORSE FAIL-There was a fair show of Horses,
it. 10.-The transactions in grain are including some very good work Horses. The dealers pre- . ..
character to-day, but sellers, not being sent were numerous, and disposed to buy, but not at the
s, caused but an inconsiderable reduc- prices asked. The sales, therefore, were not many, exposers
at but a trifling decline. Barley, ls. to preferring to try their luck at Ayr fair, rather than give
late a rather dull sale. Beans and Peas into the dealers. One six-year-old Mare was sold for 401. ;
Is. Wheat, 121. to 141. 105. per load. other good Horses, fit for all sorts of farm.work, sold mostly
we qr. Oats, 215. to 31s. Beans, 46s for about 301., or from that to 3.51. Some .Red Horse* were .a
50. well sold at from 51. and upwards. The general iuipression i
8.-The supply of Wheat was
again is, that Horseflesh has touched the highest point,andthat. a
ad being unimproved, the market began re has taken place owing to the great supply trout in owing
at about the rates of last Ss-
creased
.breeding, and the slackened demand, °wise to the i 1 . i
sited request, and rather cheaper. Both
suspension of railway and other public works.
old slowly at former prices. Having a Fuze-rote Howie FAIL-This has been the worst fair we ''' I
rley, the trade has been firmer, and a ever moth ct. There has been a few, and but a few, good
tied at previous quotations. Wheat, new, Hones, which were easily sold, and fetched high prices. The
s. to 235. ; old, 18s. to 20s. ; fine, 21s. to number of second-rate Hones was much less than usual.
I. to 195. ; fine, 19s. to 20s. Rye, 14s. to SWINDON, Jan. 10.-The fortnightly fat Cattle market ,
ns, 15e. to 16s. ; fine, 17s. ; old, 19s. to was moderately supplied. The best reached 12.. Gd. to 134.
'eas, grey, 17s. • white, 175.; fine, 19a. per score; second quality, lie. to 12s. • inferior, 10s. to 1 ' ' I ,
uperial. Oats, :20s. to to 224. ; fine_ , 245. 10s. 6d F Calves, were in good demand, best making 12a. I
260.; fine, 275. to 30s. Barley, 29a. to to 13e. • at
per score ; common, lls. 6d. 0. Sheep the beet t
to 335. 351. per quarter. South Downs made ss. 4d. per stone; good Cotswold, 55. to
Jan. 8.-There was rather a large ss. 2d. ; second quality, 4s. 104.; moderate, 4s. 84. ; mom-
and a fair quantity of Barley. The mon, 4s. 44. In Pigs a good trade, yet prices were no
h articles were a trifle lower, whilst damp higher.
a were very bad to sell. The supply of 1 STRARRAER FAIL-There was but an indifferent show it
)ats continues small, yet the tendency of of Horses, and prices were rather back from that obtained 1
. Wheat, of 601bs. to 621 be. per bushel, at the October lair. The decline in price is attributable to ,
Y, 28*. to 31s. ; Peas, 425. to 464. i Beans, SO many of the railway Horns having tweet thrown back i 1
18a. to 245, on the country. Prices may be quota d at from 151. to 251.
. 8.-Good dry Wheat supported prices, A pair of splendid draught Horne from Cairnhanik, brought .
must be quoted ls. to 2e. per qr. lower. nearly 1001. , and for a pair of young 11••rn a from High
Oats and Beans se last week. Wheat, Porte ncallie the ownir was offered 901., which was refused.
ley, 32a. to 355. ; Beans, 525. to 58s. ; These two are exceptions to the market, as reed judges
ter qr. Flour, fine, 43e. ; seconds, 41e.; allowed that nothing like them, at their respective ages, •
lc had ever ben shown in Strsnraer.
. i
Jan. 8.-There was a large show of YORK FORTNIGHT FAIR.-There was only a moderate
, which met a dull sale, at ls. reduction. quantity of fat and lean Beasts exhibited, but the former
similar reduction. In Oats and Peas no found reany purchasers at 6.. Gd. to 7.. per stone. Business 1
was very brisk in Mitch Cows and in-cabers. Sheep sold .
at
8.-The arrivals from Ireland since ours II '
at, have been liberal. The Corn trade kor YesterlaVa M•r4ete sae last page.
eek has ruled very dull ;we have, how- 6d. to 61d. per lb.
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ttty general improvement in the mannfac- SHIPPING.
nth will cause a more active demand for
give better tone to trade generally. There MAILS ARRITED.-Publin, 3 ; Waterford, 2; Donaghadett,
ft d ofoanfarmly
the Sneer
-Wheat t
sampleso - da ye,e
pbutee rile
thede- 1 ;G
LONDON,utrn y Jan.& . ,111t-F4e.
tnecdh ,
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day Flanders,
e l.
noon,
N. 8., light
e'nnight, whilst damp samples were offer- breeze and frosty weather.
a. No change in the value of Irish. Flour I DELL, Jan. 10.-E.N.E., cm., fresh; p.m., moderate.-
' met a brisk sale, at extreme rates. Oats Sailed : tiger, Surinam.
eek. Irish Oatmeal in very limited request, NEwnsvex, Jan. 8.-Sailed : Minerva, Havannah.
id. per load, and English must be noted ls, FORTSKOUTH, Jan 10.-N.E.-Off port: Indefatigable,
ter, Bran inquired for at our quotations. Savannah. ,
I nominally unaltered. The average price
DCoew aT:oozJTanti, hh
.1
JO.- .14. E 10.-E.N.E.-Arrived:.-Arried:lsaliella, Rio Janeiro.
of P
o
is 665. 9d. per imp. qr.
oaiSHIRE, Jan. 8.-We had a good sop- laces, Calcutta.
ieularly Wheat. Wheat sold from 66. Gd. PLYStOrTn Jan. 9.-Arrived : Wanderer, Hong-Kong;
2s. 9d. to 3s. Bd. Barley, 4a 6d, to 4s. 9d, Duke of Roxburgh, Singre apo ; Alexander, Sierra Lew"
for Havre.
6s. per bushel. 4
FALMOUTH, Jan. 10.-N.8., freak.-Arrived: Sophia,
, Jan. 8.-The market was well attended, ms„,„,t,„„. 4 ,
dull, as follows: Wheat, 64.8 d. to 75. Id. BzurroL, Jan. 10.- E. - Arrived : Susan
O 4.- Si Data, 3s. to 42. 24. Per imperial Bailed: Liverpool, St. Kilt's ; Steadfast, Baciandeat
lumbus, Savannah. -ase.'. ;II
an. 10.-Wheat was plentiful, and Muds ()Lover...rex, Jan. 10.-E.-Arrived: Peltan i
dlellts ms '',,,,
"0
maining unsold ; 67e. to 68e. per qr. was the John's, NB. firkeir
. prime old and new white Wheats; 655. to PENAPT a ROADS, Jan. 9.-Sailed: Cl
o 54s for moderate qualities. Batley was Barber, Valparaiso. 0.
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