The Express.
London, England, 1847-12-25 00:00:00

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TALLOW.—HULL, Dec. 24.

the prise s rathar (War, say, 47r
sort. Imports this week, 160 tone.

CORN.—Az4novrz,
good Wheat sad Harley, 'U prices
full to mnch as :ut week, bipt interior
wards. We quote Oata, the best Pr'
feed, 241.; farmers' comma, 22s
good new, 469. ; common:. 449. Peas,
maple, 425.; grey. 405.
BATH, Deo. 24.—There was a
doing at the market held thiii
considered much tb• lame as last,

88.. Barley, 82.. to 365. Beans, old,
Peas, white, 62re to 665. ; grey, 441. to 118 a. Oats, 24.. to
28s. per qr. 1,
BEDFORD, Dec. 24.-There was a slight reaction in the
trade for Wheat, and a determined reaction in the price of
Barley. • "Peas we must note as falling in value ; other
thfe' were about the same as last quoted. Wheat, 295. to
345. Beans, 235. to 335. Peas, 30s. per load of 5 bushels.
Barley, 295. to 33a. Oats, 21s. to 29r. per qr.-Averager
ending December 18 472 cm. Wheat, 51e. 81d. ; 4631 qrs.
Barley, 31s. 718. ; 431 qrs. Oats, 26.. 71d.; 61 qrs. Beane,
365. 94d. •
BESTIR, Dec. 24.-We have had but 'mall supplies of
Wheat and Barley at our market to-day, the former of
which sold at an advance of Is. per qr. on tbis day se'nnight ;
we can note no alteration in price of latter. Oats were in
I good supply at last week's priers.
GUILDFORD, Deo. 24.-In consequence of Christroas.day
falling on Saturday, our market was holden to-day, at which
there was fair supply of Wheat, but very little liminess
was transacted. Price. were much the same a. Last week.
Wheat, 625. to 665. Barley, 29s to 34e. Oats, 21s. to 265.
Beans, 41s. to 465. Peas, 40s. to 43a.
HULL, Dee. 24.-The arrivals of Linseed amount to about
11,622 qrs., say 9,696 qn. from St. Petersburg, 870 from
Riga, 600 from Memel, 200 from Konigsberg, 382 bags from
Gothenburg, and 133 bags from Bremen. There kas been a
steady demand throughout the week ; and, though the sales
are not large, prices have been well supported. We quote
Black Sea, of best quality, 46e. ; and inferior 46e. (though
at the moment there is none on the market); fine
Petersburg, 431. 6d. down to 395. for inferior; Rigs, 40s. to
44a.; Ar&segel, 48a. is 41o.; Memel and Konigsberg, fine
stasidag, 41.5. to 435. • middling, 38s. to 40s. ; inferior, 36a. to
s7s, par Qs. itaraseseil: Fine Danish realined26l. 10s. per last.
° Linseed Cakes have been In fair demand amongst consumers;
but the sales are not large, and prices, particularly of fo-
reign, have been rather in favour of buyers. Rape
Cates find buyers at 61. 12s. 64. per ton. Bones may be
quoted worth 925. 6d. to 955. per ton, with a good inquiry.
Grain : The market has been well supplied with both Eng-
lish and foreign Wheat, for which la. per qr. advance has
been obtained. Barley and Peas support their price. Oats
end Beans rather heavy of sale at last week's rates. Rye
Meal oommands 71. per ton. Foreign imports into Hull
during this week:-Linseed, 11,622 qrs. ; Rapeseed, 340;
Wheat, 12,504; Barley. 3,913 ; Oats, 1,898 ; Beans, 3,8'90;
Pea., 2,112; Tares, 6'34 ; Rye Meal, 266 bags; Boner. 179
tons; Oil Seed Cakes, 873 tens.
KINGSTON Dec. 24.-Wheat fit for the males made the
prices of Monday last ; inferior rather dull of sale. Barley,
malting, was rather at a stand-still. Oats were a turn lower ;
as were also Beans and Peas.

MANCHE/TEL, Dee. 24.—Without any considerable busi-
ness during the week, prices have been fully maintained.
Our market to-day is held out of its usual course, and we
have a thin attendance, with but little passing. All kinds
of grain about the lame, with the exception of Indian Corn
and Meal, the former being 2s. per qr., the latter 6d. to Is.
per barrel dearer. The appearance of the trade generally
firm and steady.
Dfaatsoaoron, Dec. 24.—Wheat of good and dry
quality found ready purchasers at • trifling advance;
other samples with difficulty fetched the prices of hut
week; from 121. to 141. 10s. per load were the average
prices. Barley. the finest malting made 355. per qr.; good
grinding, 31s. to 32a. • inferior, 30s. New Malt from We.
to 60s. per qr. ; old, fibs. to 625. Oats were rather on the
decline; best, 275. per qr.; good feed, 241. ; common, 22a.
Beans and Peas were also Is. per qr. lower. In Rye and
Tares but little doing. Flour advanced 2.5. per sack of
2891b5. Bread, ls. to le. Id. the 81b. loaf.
LIVISPOOL, Dec. 24.—The continuance of adverse winds
having permitted the entry of very few vessels into this
port since Monday, our fresh supplies of grain are confined
exclusively to • few small parcels coastwise and from Ireland,
altogether to a very trivial amount ;_ and from abroad we
have not a single arrival to riert. The trade during the
put two days has preserved a firm, steady aspect, and the
tendency of many country markets being still upwards,
several holders have been keeping back fur higher rates.
Although we bad a very slender attendance of borne or
country millers at our Corn ltxehange to-day, the general
runs of Wheat were in fair demand, in same cases rather ex-
ceeding the extreme rates of Tuesday ; and very choice qua-
lities, of which none appeared for sale this morning,
would have commanded somewhat higher terms. States
and Canadian Flour being taken leas freely than of late,
merely sustained our last currency ; Irish notwithstand-
ing, was in request and la. per sack dearer. Barley
and Malt continue to meet inquiry, but haring none
fresh at hand, our quotations stand unaltered. Beans
and Peas in slow demand, at former rates. Oats and Oat-
meel, of which few parcels of either remain unsold, realised
a slight amendment in value. Indian Corn was partly held
at an advance of la. per 4801 b., which, being unattainable,
the transactions were only moderate in amount. Corn
Mee leru stesdy, on the full terms last noted. Arrivals into
Liverpool and Runcorn from the 21st to the 23rd Droember,
inclusive Wheat, 137 qrs. ; Barley, 26.5 ; Malt, 569 ;
Oats, 2,393 ; Beans, 116 ; Peas, 47 ; Oatmeal, 507 sacks ;
Flour, 38 sack,.
Paserots, Dec. 24.—The market to-day was well supplied
with Corn, for which there was a good demand, the greatest
portion of both Wheat, Flour, and Oatmeal having beendis-
posed of at prices a trifle over thou of lest week.

SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 24.—There was but a small attend-
ance at to-day's market ; but Wheat, both English and
foreign was 1,. to 2a. per qr. dearer than last week, with a
good steady sale. Barley firm at last week's prices. In
other articles no quotable alteration.
WAKEFIELD, Dee. 24.—We have a large arrival of Wkeat
again to report, but the great bulk of vessels which had accu-
mulated from contrary winds have reached their destination.
We experienced a moderate sale for Wheat, without material
alteration in value. Barley is as dear as last week. Oats
and Shelling steady. Betas u before. Little passing in
locker articles. Imports during the week: Wheat, 20,684 qrs.;
Barley, 4,151 ; Oats, 1,143; Beans, 1,011; Peas, 689;
Shel-
liog, 330 leech.
WARMINSTER, Dee. 24.—A very full market. Wheat of
good quality sold well, though, generally speaking, at lest
Saturday's prices, except a very few superior samples, which
I might make from 6d. to s. per sack more money ; inferior
qualities were not so much in demand, from 28s. to 295.
per sack top prices, some selling at from 244. to 26a.
Flour was purchased at a trifling advance. Bread at 13d.
the 81b. loaf. Barley was abundant, and trade good,
yet we cannot quote prices any higher ,• some fetching 36a.
per qr. ; others selling at 30s. to 34.. Malt varies in price ;
some eating Bs. to Ss. 6d. per bushel ; others willing to take
7s. to Ts. 9d. Of Oats, some floe Poland, were offered at
275. per qr.; good feed, 24*. ; common. 22a. Beans rather
scares; for best old as much as 275. per sack was demanded,
while some fetched but 245. Peas, &ye, and Tares remain
at last week's prices.

WINCHESTER, Deo. 24.—A fair quantity of Wheat for
sale ; fine dry, bath white and red, taken freely at a further
advance of from 6s. to 10s. per load; moderale, and throe
out of grinding condition, barely retained the terms of last
market day ; of the latter, a considerable quantity remained
unsold ; the best made from 131. 16s. to 141. 14e. per load ;
moderate, 13L to 131. 10s. ; poor, 121. Flour, 40.. to
42a, per bag. Bread, 13d. to 14d. the 81b. loaf. Barley,
fine Chevalier, malting, made 34a. to 365. per quarter;
would quality, 32a. to 33a. ; grinding, 30s. ; trade
rather brisk. Old and New Malt was offered, yet trade
rather dull ; prices asked from 7s. 6d. to Bs. 3d. per bushel.
Beans were rather lower ; prices between 425. and 50s. per
qr. Peas, both white and grey, were rather slow of sale, at
a decline of Is..per qr. Oats, though not very plentiful, with
difficulty sold at last quotations. In Rye and Winter Tires
but little doing.
WORCESTER, Dec. 21.—A very small attendance of
buyers, and prices of Wheat ruled about the same as lit
market day • red, 20s. to 21s. per bag of 9st. 101bs, ; white,
21r. to 22a. Barley fully as dear ; and Beans and Oats in
limited request, at late rates.

Your, Dec. 24.—We bad a thin attendance of farmers
at our market to-day. Prices of Wheat and Oats were a
little lower than last week, and Barley about the same.
The following are the present prices of grain : Wheat, white,
Hs. to 60s ; red 625. to Ma. ; Barley, malting, 31s. to
34e. ; grinding, zos. to 30s. ; Beans, 48s. to 60s. ; Bye, 365.
to 38a.; Malt, 62a. to 61s. per imperial qr. ; Oats, 11 id. to
123 d. per stone of lebs. ; Flour, 395. to 42a. per sack of
280 lbs.

HOPS.—Armoven, Dee. 24.—Some of the best
Farnham' and country-grown, of bright colour, have bean
recently selected at a trilling advance over the late prices.
WORCESTER, Dec, 24.—Present prices, per cwt. :—New,
low, 60s. to 66a. ; fine, 661. to 7k. ; yearlings, 60s. to 65i.;
old Olds, 20s. to 66.

WOOL—BRADFORD, Dec. 23.—1 n some descrip-
tions of Wool the staplers manifested greater firmness, and
in those dualities which would finish brightly there was a
slightly improved demand, and for such deeeriptions an
advance of id. per lb. was demanded. Altogether, however,
the market was a flat one.

LIED% Dee. 23.—Very little btudness has been done
in foreign Wools this week, nor is any improvement
looked for before the new year. In English we hare no
alteration to notice. Few sales hare been made. Prices
remain the same.

CATTTE.—Bisinsoaam, Doc.23.—A short supply
of all sorts of stock, and very little baguets was done. Beef
was a shads lower; for best quality from 61d. to 614. was
obtained, but only a beery trade. Mutton was pretty well
sold, but there yes so sdvanc• m bat week's p• Good
Weibel mid Thieves, from 7d. to led.; good thick Ewes,
6•& to Md., bet very Sew were offered. The supply of
Pigs iperm dm demand, end many were left unsold.
Bosom pigs, 9a. to 9a. 6d. ; Porkers, Be. 3d. to Bs. 9d. ; but
the trade sae hat sad heavy.
Uses, Dee. 33.—The was a sort of holiday, and but
little below was dem; is het Owe was not a :lc et
Ballo* fa the mart* Orme rid Oahu were at
boa 9f. 141. tare, will bat hie amid. The low
NINO fa the sesehrt movedh
eltilorh stk. to Os. per sears..
About the sollest mp cd Ilheeplospont for sway yeses,
(mks li0); beat IWm add at SW 61d. per .; lb
awss, II Is IP.

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With 4. a few arrivals
71.. per cwt.,. for P.Y.C. let
24.—Trade brisk for
iota for good samples were
crior rather looking down-
Poland, 27.. per qr. ; good
to 23a. Beans, old, 52a. ;
Peas, white, boiling, 46a. ;
.general dalneas, and little
day. Priem may be
Ist week. Wheat, 52.. to
old, 66e. ; new 44s to 481. ;