The Express.
London, England, 1846-12-18 00:00:00

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No. 94.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, DEC.IB, 1846.

computes that the Progressistas will have no more
than forty members, while the moderate party will
have three hundred; votes. Our correspondent
thus writes :—" Certain opposition journals have
hastened to put forward a list of persona who are to
compose the new Cabinet. Et Tiempo constitutes the
Ministry as follows :—M. Mon, President of the
Council and Minister of Finance ; M. Pidal, Minister
of the Interior; M. Bravo Murillo, Minister of Ja•-tice ;
M. le Mimi. de Casa Trujo, Minister of Foreign Affairs;
Gen. Jose de la Concha, Minister of War ; and Gen.
Lara, Minister of Marine. These rumours of minis-
terial modifications appear to have taken some form
of consistency since the result of the Madrid election,
so far as it is known, but the truth is ttat no decision
of such a nature has yet been adopt', and that all
these reports are at skeet premature."
t
The Infante Don HenriXing, has
been promoted to the rank of Admiral command
of the Queen.
Mr. Cobden was publicly entertained Malaga on
the 2nd inst. i
General Prim arrived at Madrid on the morning of
the Bth inst.

FRANCE.—CORN IMPORTATIONS.—The quantity
of Corn and Flour imported into France from the lit Aug.,
to 30th Nov. last, is as follows :-31,828 metrical quintals of
Flour, 98.5,813 do. Wheat, 84,527 do. of other sorts of grain ;
total, 1,101,968 metrical quintals. On the 30th Nov, the
storehou-es eontained-20,002 metrical quintals of Flour,
44,018 do. Wheat, 25,282 do. other sorts of grain ; total,
89,272 metrical quintals. Altogether, 61,630 metrical quin-
tals of Flour, 1,029,831 do. of Wheat, 109,779 do. of other ,
sorts of grain; total, 1,191,240 metrical quintals, indepen- '
dently of considerable quantit.es still on board ship in the
different ports.
ITALY.—The amneeted political offenders, which
had remained in the prisons of Civic' Vecchia, have arrived
at Bologna The population hailed this new art of clemency
with delight. Much thanks are due for their liberation to
M. Martinelli, who went to Rome to solicit their pardon in
the name of the Commission of Bologna.

The seas of the Grecian Archipelago appear still to
be the scene of atrocious acts of brigandage and mur-
der, such as to require to be put down and punished
rigorously, seeing that the government of Greece is
either so wanting to its duty, or so powerless to repress
and punish crime. The pillage and assassination
committed by some of these Greek pirates on the
night of the 11th of September, off Tenedos, on the
brig James Innes, of Cardiff, bound to Constantinople
with a cargo of iron, are already known.
Since that time, the consular agent of Holland
at Scio has transmitted to the Consul-gene-
ral of that country at Smyrna, the report of
another piratical atrocity. On the 31st of October,
a small vessel loaded with fresh raisins arrived from
the Echella Neuve at Scio, the capitain of which
reported that he had been boarded in a small port
where he had taken refuge from bad weather, by
Cape Corbo, by two Greek piratical boats. The'
brigands, finding nothing in the cargo that could be
made prey of worth while, turned their attention to
two Jew pilgrims, who were passengers. After
searching in vain for the money of these unfortunate
people, and not finding any, they took one of them,
bound him strongly with cords, plunged him several
times into the sea, and inflicted all sorts of tor-
tures upon him. As he could be brought to
reveal nothing by these horrible torments, the
pirates blew his brains out with a pistol shot. The
second Jew, half dead with fright, then gave up all
his money, and that of his companion, on which his
life was spared, but he did not escape without having
gered severe personal injuries from the villains.

DISTRESSINO SHIPWRECK.—The barque Hope, of
Liverpool, 5.59 tons, Jones, muter, from Camarines Bay for
Liverpool, laden with guano, struck on a bank off Morris-
castle, between Wexford and Wicklow, when the crew, 26
in number, left the barque and landed. They remained
ashore two nights, but boarded her again on the 9th of De-
cember. Finding, however, that she was not seaworthy,
they took to their boats ;16 seamen in the long-boat, and
the remainder, including the captain and officers, in the
' gig. The latter pasty was soon after seen alongside of a
schooner ; but the crew in the long-boat, nut being so for-
tunate, continued drifting before a very strong northerly
wind, with heavy snow squalls, without either provisions or
water, until Sunday last, when the boat come ashore about
four miles east of Newquey, on the north coast of Cornwall.
It was then found that tea of her crew had d;ed of cold and
hunger. Their bodies were removed to Trevanan to await a
coroner's inquest. The six survivors were taken to the coast-
guard station, at Mangan l'orth, where they hive received
every kindness and attention. Medical usotance was im-
mediately procured for them, and there is reason to believe
they will do well. The names of the survivors are Alexander
Macintosh, of Inverness; John Salmon, Dublin; John
Macaulay, Stornoway ; Andrew Hoist, Norway ; John
Arrowsmith, Liverpool; George Meicle, Scotland. The
ten found dead in the boat were : David Roberto, Liverpool;
Owen Hughes, Carnarvon ; Charles Colley, Hull; Thomas
Brown, Isle of Bute; Richard Cutler, Plymouth; William
Williamsmouth ; William Lloyd, Cartiarvon ; Jacob
Willams, a Swede: Thomas Collings, an American ; and
Jem
MERCHANT TAYLORS' SCHOOL.—Yesterday, after
a most satisfactory examination, both written and oral, in
Hebrew, the Greek and Latin classics, and mathematics,
conducted by the Rev. Dr. Sleath, late High Master of St.
Paul's School, and the Revs. It. W. Broune and T. G. Hall,
Professors in King's College, London, the half-yearly re-
moves took place, and the following speeche+ were delivered
according to custom. The audience was very numerous,
and consisted of the Muter of the Company, Mr. Alfred
Pigeon, the Wardens, the Rev. Dr. Heisey, Ilead Master
of the School, the Examiners, and a large body of
friends of the boys and other visitors. Subject and
order of the speeches:—Head monitor J. H. Reid—
l'hormio's Address to his Soldiers—Thueydides. Sixth
monitor, W. Shillito ; the Hypocrisy of Clytemnestra—
dEschylus. Fourth monitor, 11. D. Church ; Catiline on
the Eve of a Battle—Sallust. Seventh monitor, W. H. Hart;
the Delights of a City Life—Juvenal. Fifth iconitor, C. M.
Style ; the Duty of Christianising the Heathen—Grant.
Eighth monitor, T. Russell; the I. all of Nineveh—Ather-
stone. Third monitor, J. B. Behrends ; the Soliloquy of
King Henry V.—Chakspeare. Second monitor, W. T.
Warne. Fourth monitor, H. D. Church ; Dialogue between
1846 and 1847—Anonymous. The delivery of the orations
in general was good, and the comic speech in particular was
very humorously sustained by Mr. Warne, r ssisted by his
interlocutor, Mr. Church. In the evening a splendid enter-
tainment was given at Merchant Taylors' Hall.

• COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS.
MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Haff-past Two.—Wc had a firm market this
morning, with a slight improvement upon the closing
rates of the funds yesterday. Consols opened, and for
some time they were steadily maintained, at 931 to
I for the 15th of next month, and in other cf
the funded stocks a corresponding advance took place.
Subsequently Consols declined to 931 to ► ; but they are now
again at the former quotations. Exchequer Bills, 10s. to 13s. p.
Advice' from l'aris of Wednesday, received at a late hour,
bring the French Funds rather lower, the Threes
_having
fallen from Blfr. 35c. to 81 fr. Sc., and exchange in
again lower.
In the foreign market an advance may be noted in Spanish
Bond,, which is attributed to the accounts received of
the favourable progress of the elections, which in many
CAM had turned against the acting government. The Fives
are now 261 to I ; the Threes, 371 to 8. Portuguese, 37 to 8.
Mexican are quoted rather lower at 23t to 4. The transac-
tions have not been of any material consequence.
ENGLISH FUNDSfor.
Ditto Acct., 93,1
31 per Cents.. 951
Exchequer Bills, 10s. 13e.

!Sank Stock, 2061 is
3 per Ct. Beal., 94
3 per Cent-Consols, shut
FOREICi
5 per Ct. Austrian Bils., 911
41 per Ct. Belgian Ada, 95
2 per Cent. ditto,
5 per Ct. Brazilian Bda. 65 7
5 per Cent. New Braz.Bda, lli 6
6per Ct.
Ct. Bilenos Ayres Dila., 42 3
per Chilean 8., 957
6 per Cent Columb. def. Bds.,
C oler Ct
umbian Equa Bd.. 31 4
3 p. Danishdor lids 86 8
21 per Ct. Dutch Ads. 601
4 per Ci. Dutch Certs., 921 1

FUNDS.
1 per Cent. Grenada &b., 194 204
Grenada Deferred Ads., 31 4
5 per Ct. Mexican, 1816, 231 4
6 per Cent. Peruvian 8d... 36 8
Portuguese Conr. Eds., 37 8
5 per et. Ru.sion Balls., 119 12
5 per Ct. Spanish Eds.. 261 4
3 per Ct. Spriniab Bonds. 37 8
Spanish Deferred 13ds., 17 4
Spanish Passive Bds.. 51 A
2 perCt.Venezuela PAP., 39 41
Venezuela Deferred fide., 114 124

RAILWAYS.
Some activity of dealing may be noticed in Shrews-
bury and Birminghams to-day. The market otherwise re-
mains much as before quiet 'but steady. The French lines
come not quite so good from Paris, but here do not command
any attention.
BALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO Tifis DAY IN LONDON.
(Yesterday's prices will be found in hat ?age.)
tia. wrier lihidley, Si p
Miaa.n7l'ewl266ll7%
Bin & Gloueeater, 129 North British, 37
Bir. and Oxford Jn., 101 10 Do. Halves, ISi 16
Buckinghamshire, i I d
Caledonia*, 281 9 . t:-. "lautLi`c.%l I
Do. liaises, 21 4 Do. Thirds, 31
Direct Northern, 2i N. and Eastern Quarters, 19
E. Co. Per., No. 9,1 p North Stiefordshire, 81 i
Do. York Extension, 3.1 tkottish Midluid, 141
East Lancaahire, 111 Shrewsbury at Sir., Ow A, Si I
Nast L'Aetallihire, 21 Do. Do., 13, 2., i

iidinbursh & Glasgow, 75
Exeter, Yeovil, & Dorchester, N
Great S. & W. (Ireland), 574
Great Western, Quarters, 174
Do. New, 64
Leeds lk Think, 141
Liv., Man., & Newt. Jo., 21
ban.. Brig., and S. Cont. 59 91
London and Greenwich, SI
London & N. Weetern,.l94 5

[3d.

8. E. and Dover, New, (le. at 301.)
N 0.3, 161 1
Vide at N.ath, If
York & Newcastle, 33
Do. New, in i
Do. Preferenoe,7 /
York St Selby, 79
Do. Eztenidon, 3819
Do. Pref., 121
Do. E. and W. Riding EL, 1741
Dutch Rhenish. 11
Luxenitourff, I I
N. of Prance Con., 11 IN
Orleans and Vierzon, 14
Orleans and Bordeaux. 111 1
Paris and Lyons Constituted. 51 I
Rouen and HARP, 26
Sambre and Meow, 4
BALES. Dec. 17.
Man. and Leeds. Clll., 41 P
Do. liten.. 14 p
Man. and South., its. d
North British, Qrs., n p
North Staffordshire. 34 P
North Union (A), 22
Shrews. & Bran., Vi), 2 3-16_p
S. E. and Dover, hu. 4, 7-16 1 p
Trent Val. Mid. & G. J., i P
Wharfdale, 7-16 d
SALM Di)C. 16.
Shrews. & Bir. 8.. 2ta. 9d. p
ehrew.,Wol_,&S.Stufaciii.,36o.3ddii
i Slitaffurd. Res. (lateJn.), lib 3d.p
Do. do. (lateTril.Val.), 13e69,1. fp
Churnet and Blythe, 6s. 3d.

Do. Quitters, New:111
Lon. and S. Western, 03
Do. New, 27
Do. Tenths, 4
Do. Snip,
Man. and =
Quarter*, 61 j
Do. Extension, I p
Manchester & Southamoton,

Malt., Not., ---
-
Birk , Looms., &Chet .11 p
Birro. & Oxford June., tf i p
Last Loncaabire, 31
Do. ?ie., Seri la p
East Lincolnshire, p
Glasgow and Duo co, If p
Lee's & Bradford, 4SS p
Leeds and Think, Prot, 1 p
Man. Btu., & Matlock, if p
BIRMINGHAM
Mob., Not., and Boston, d
& Oxford Junction, 71 p
8ir.,W01., &Mader, 51.13.9r1.4 p
Bir., & seg. 211 P
North Staffordshire, 31 p
Shrews. & Bin., A., 24 41a.
HULL Sal

Pt. British, ST
Do.lialres, 16
Do. Quarters, 795. 925. Gd.
Do. Eaten. he., 21s. 6d. p
Do. Thirds, 3 p

LEEDS 61,1,1
East Lancashire, New Scrip, 1i p
De. New, 34 I p
Leeds, Wake., & Mid., Its. 6d. d
Leeds & Dewsbury, Delves, d 1 p
Lreds & Think, Prefer., 19s. 205. p
New Think, 11 d
11.dton & Urimeld Jn, 20.. p
Carlisle Exton., 20s. 20e6d. p
DUBLLM SAI
WM% iw PILO RTES.
Gt. South. & West., 281
Mid. Ct. West., B. & 1
Newry, War., & Noes., 131
lINVI PASSED 11. 1843 &1846.
Belton and Co. Down. Ss.

EDINBUItOII S
Caledonian, New, 46e.
Kant of Fife, 445. 445. 6d.
1 N., 15; 151. Die. 1.141.
Do. New, U. St. 24.
Do. Newport, 61 OL 13.. 9d.
Do. Do. New, 62a. 61e. 6d.
& Ardrca., 52. e.
bran N. of Scotland, 445. 44e. 6d.
GLASGOW S

ES, Dec. 17.
York E. and W. Riding Pref., 10p
Amb., Nott.. Boston, &c., bs d
Northern Dainties Uniol, 21a.
Derby, Std., and Woe. Jo , 53.

Dee. 17.
North British, Mirds, 575. p
Do. Quarters, 51s. Mm. p
Sheffield, Rotherham, &e., 15e. p
Hudderaneld and Sheffield, 41 p
North Western, I is. 108.6 a. p
Wharfelole Junction, 10a. d
'York & Newcastle, Prefer., Sj p

£5, Dec. 16.
Lint., Dints, 6clol. Jo., 255.6d.268
U 1 ABANDONT.D, OR NOT eabszo.
Bandon and B tntry, 7a
Dublin /lc SantiyalL Amos., 6a.

LES, Dec. 16.
North British, Thirds, 88s. 87s.
Do. Quarters, 78s. 770.
Do. New Qrs., 30s. Gd. Mu 6d.
Stirling & Dunferm., 63,
Stratheani Junction. his. 83s. 6d.
Direct Dumbly and Madras,M. 6d.
Great S. of Madras, Ss. 3d.

Aberdeen, 21 1
Caledunian, New, 451. GS. 46.
C.dedoatimi & Dumb., 36a.
Direct Bombay & Madras, ss. 9d.
Direct Northern, 295. rid.
Dundee and Arbroath, 45
Dundee and Perth. 25f
VAaist of Fife, 46a. Oa.
& North., 151
Glas., Kilm., & Ayr, 69
Do. Quarters, 171
C.lai, Dam., &Car., 61 61. fle.
OWL, Ardrua., 494.

►LES, Ore. If.
G 1116.. Aird., & Monk Jn., 445.
Great South. of 31adrus, Ss.
Man. & South., 29..
Midland, halve, 6
North Briti.h, 38
'fhirds, 88s. 6d. 87s. 6d.
Do.Nrw guar., Scp., 31%W. 325.
S. East. & Dover, New, (ine. 13/.)
No. 4, 625.
Stir. ft Mid. June., 3As.
Stratbeso n Junction, 80s. 82s.
York & New. Pref., 71

PRODUCE.
MINCING-LANE, Half-past Two.-There has not
been a public sale of Colonial produce to-day. Sugar must
be considered steady and prices of all descriptions sustained.
A small amount of business is now anticipated pi evious to
the holidays, as the public market will close on Thorsday
next, 24th inst., and re-open on Tueday, .sth January.
Rice.-1,300 bags of Bengal were otter. d in public sale, a
part very fine, for which 20, was refused, betvg held for
215.; good middling white s.dd at 18s. 6d., which was a full
price. Gambier sold at 12s. 6d.
L'amtcood, 12/. 10s.
' A small lot of Manilla Hemp, 355. to 355. 6d.
Cotton has been inactive to-day; the report of yesterday's
market at Liverpool being less favourable than for some
time past.
Ten.-The speculative demand has entirely ceased, and
old prices are about resumed. Common Congou, 94 to 10d.
Spirits continue dull.
PRICES CURRENT.
Sono', per cwt. DUTY PAID Pigs, No. I.
W. R.
Grey do..sib Od Homo, . ll 5 .11 10
Yellow &Grey... 46 0.49 Cargo at Cardiff tar 815. 9 It
Pitts 49 0 .54 nwedish ll 10... 0
Mauritius, brown... 35 0.. 44 Lean, at per ton.
Yellow
Fine l9 4...54 Milled, sheet l9 10... 0
BengAlbt Madres,b. 34 0..92 Bars 22 0.. 0
Yellow 43 0...47 I'atent allot 22 0... 0
White 46 0..17 red or minium ... 19 10...20
Foreign, brown. 34 0. .43 Spelter
Yellow . ..... .. .. .. 44 0...46 Otte, per 232 imp. gal. d.p.
Grey and white.. 47 0...58 nobs Seal, pole 35 10.. 36
Refined, Ham 67 0...70 straw 33 0...34
Lumps . GI 0. .63 brown lt yellow 29 0.. 32
Correa, in Bond. Sperm B6 0...67
West India, ordi. Head Matter U 0...90
nary 35 0... 40 0 Cod ... ... ... ...... 27 10... 0
Good. ..........
Vines.-
Ceylon, good or Cocoa Nut .......... 41 0...42
nary 36 0... 0 0 Seed, Rape, pale,
Fine ordinary 4O 0... 45 0 per ton 35 10...36
pine
Moeka,sniod to fine 50 0.. 66 0 Poor moss, per cwt.
Costa Ries, ordi- Butter-Cork, lot . 90 0..91
nary to fine 34 0... 55 0 2nd 0 0 0
Sumatra and Pa 3rd 0 0. . 0
dang ... .... . .
Tao, at per lb. Limerick, do B2 0. 80
Congou,eommon.. 0,94 ...0 104 endow, lot 92 0 .99
Rice, at per cwt. Newry, let 0 0... 0
Bengal white ...... 16 0... 19 0 Waterford B6 0..93 ,
Cargo.
Jae* l3 0... 17 0 tierce
Pat= 24 0.. 26 0 Prime Mess 0 0... 0
Carolina.... . .2..... 34 0... 40 0 Pork, prime mews_ 72 6...73
BPIIITP. Bacon-Pork, Utak 170 0...72 0
Rum at per lull.. Do., Belfast ..
Leeward Island Bacon, Waterford,
Proof. .... .. .. 2 6 ... 2 7 per cwt. 55 0...56 0
Demerara, ... 'to Belfast
36 per cent. lard,Belfaot,pr frk 146 R.. 54 0
O.P.
Jamaica, 30 10 38 Ditto Bladder ... 64 0...68 0
per cent. D.P. 3 4 ... 3 American
Favourite marks 4 5 ... 4 1 Hums, Ox and Cow, at per lb.
Brandy, lot brands 5 0 ... 6 B. A. and M. Video,
British spirits, d.p.10 9 ... 0 du e.o d 645.8 ol
Scotch 10 9 . 0 Salted 0 4. .0 4
Irish .... , ........... 10 9 ... 0 Brazil. dry 0 5 ...0
.1,1.5 a, per ton. Drysalted 0 44...0
Riga, P.T.R. CD 0...33 Rio, dry
St. Petersburg, 9 Lima Er Yelp. dry 0 5 ...0 6
head 4O 0... 0 West India, dry .. . 0 1...0 6
Dutch and Flemish 53 0_.85 Salted 0 3 .0 41
Friodand
Haar, at per ton. hips, B. Ayres, dry 0 7 . .0 8
St.Petersbarg,clea9l37 10..38 Russia, dry 0 84...0 9
outohot
half clean
Riga, Bhl3e .. ...... SS 0..39 'Russia, ditto
mamba IS 0... 0 Dye Woons, at per ton.
nil
33 0. . 0 Ingwood, Ismaica..C4 5... 410
Mani panlla . .... „SS 0...36 Honduras 5 5... 515
East hictii;l66... Is 0...16 Campeachy 6 10. 7 lo
Bombay ......»....... 14 0...18 Fustic, Jamaica 5 10. 6 0
Jute
Sm. at par swL solid 14 6...13 0
Baneslo3 0... 0 Small . ... 9 6. 10 0
Straits .... . . .......100 0... 0 Lima 19 0...16 0
Com. in blocks 96 0... 0 tiapiut 10 0...17 0
lame, at per ten. Bed minims. ..... -
Bars
HCLL, DEC. 16.-For Linseed Oil there has been a
moderate but steady demand; the price is 251. 15s. per ton
for present delivery, which has been paid in the transactions
that have taken place during the week. For delivery next
month 261. per ton is the value. Rape Oil is in moderate
sale, at 35/. to 351.105. per ton for brown home manufactured
Oil, and 371. 158. for beat pale. Olive Oil is not in large de-
mand, but prices have an upward tendency. Spirit of Tur-
pentine continue dull, with sellers below 505., but buyers do
not come forward very freely. In Tallow the sales are not
London large.

TALLOW.
The market is very animated, and prices are again
higher. For Y. C. on the spot, 51s. is paid and offered ; and
f6r February and March delivering, there are buyers at
51s. 9d. The deliveries this week will be large. For New
Tallow 465. is now the quotation.
Petersburg Y. C. on the spot
January to March delivery

516. Od.
alp. 6d. to 511. 9d.

CORN.
MAltfl-LANE.—The frost continues very severe and
tha navigation of the river is much impeded by large quan-
tities of floating ice. This circumstance has had the effect of
checking business. The rtceipts of English Wheat since
Monday have been moderate, and sales have been
effected at an advance of 35 per quarter upon that
day's rates. Although the transactions in free foreign
Wheat, owing to the state of the ricer, have not been so
extensive as they would otherwise have been, still a fair
amount of business was transacted, at an improvement of
fully 4s. per qr.l 'Barrel Flour must be quoted 2s. dearer.
The arrivals of -English Barley have been small; of foreign,
about 9,300 qrs. have come to hand during the week. There I
was an improved sale for all distilling and grinding descrip-
tions, at Is. to 2s. more money.
Our market has been fairly supplied with Oats, for which
a good
.sale was experienmd, at fully Is. advance. Upon
parcels in granary a still greater imrovement was realised.
Beans 2s. dearer ; and white boiling Peas were 3s. to 45.

higher.
15
BRITIII. _ I.lllims per Quarter
Wait; Ease& and Kent Red 5l toy 115 67 White- 63 to 67 to 71
Norfolk and Suffolk 57 to 63 65 do 61 to 65 to 66
Talavera (ErAri or Suffolk) 7 1 to 73
Cambridge &Lincoln Red to —to Whitc —to— to
Northumberland & Scotch do. —to do —to— to
Irish do —to do —to— to
e, 38 to 40 old 36 to 33
M
?Ants's. Feedng ....................... 31 to 34 IMAM. 34 36 to 40
Melting 4O to 42 Chevalier 42 to 46 fine to 48
Mali —to Scotch —tO
BOCK WIIKAT . .• • .....
_ _ 34 to 36
.-....... .38 to 64... ...... lee pale Gi to Gts

ii;C: ....

Nov.:.;

Dec. 12

~ 1Q

of Oats, at Is. per qr. above the rates of this day se•seight.
Beans and Peas more enquired for, and rather higher.
Wheat, 820 qrs., top. 725., average, 694. 10d. Barley, 964
qrs., top, 435., average, 395. 2d. Oats, 1,087 qrs., top, 36t.,
average, 32a. 16. Beans, 68 qrs., top, 63a., averao, 495. Id.
GLASGOW, DEC. 16.-Since the 9th inst. the stip-
ples at Grangemouth have consisted of 4,40 gra. Barley,
2.990 qrs. Oats, and 1,650 loads of Oat6.esl coastwise; but
there have been no imports from abroad, and partly owing
to adverse winds, there have been no arrivals of Foreign or
Irish produce to the Clyde. The frost continues intense.
The increasing wants of Ireland have at length given an
impetus to our market, considerable pureltaans of inferior
qualities of Wheat having been made this week for shipment
at advanced prices, and our dealers have bought more
freely than of late. Barley has been in active request, and
good fresh Danish, weighing 53 to 64 lb. per bushel, has sold
at 318. to 32'. per boll. The scarcity of Oats has cauntsl ex-
treme rates to be paid for qualities suitable for millers,
There were few sellers of sweet Flour, of wl i. h there is
little here ; but several thousands barrels of sour have been
taken for Ireland at 30s. per barrel. Peas were in request, at
higher rates. Beans have not varied. At thin day's market
there was a good attendance, ine.uiling several Irish buyers;
hut the high prices asked for all articleschecked sales ; towards
the close, however, a moderate business was dune, and was
raise our quotations Is. per boll for tine, and 2s. for inferior
descriptions of Wheat; 2s. per sack and barrel for Flour;
la. to Is. 6d. per boll for Oats and l'ease ; and 28. fur Barley.
Wheat, per 2401 b., English, white, old, 322.. to 345.
new, 33s to Us. ; red, old, 31s. to 325. ; new, 325. to 335.
Scotch, white, old, 30s, to 31s. ; new, 29a. to 32a. ; Irish,
red and white, 01d,.30a. to 325. old,, 30s. Dantzie,
old, 333. to 355. ; Pomeranian, 32a. to 345. ; Daniil, old,
304. to 325. ; Odessa, soft, old, 31.0. to 328. ; Eunainn. hard, old,
30s. to 31s. ; CaLtilian, old. 30s. to 31s. ; Ultitcd State', old,
33a. to 31.1. Barley, per 3201 b., English, now, 33t. to 355. ;
Berwick and Scotch, new, 31s. to 33e. ; Iri-h, new, 30s. to
32.. ; foreign, free Pomeranian. &e., new, 315.t0 33a. ; Danish.
old, 30s. to 325. ; new, 31s. to 32a. 63. Oats. n r 2641 b., Be?
wick and Scotch, sew, 28s. to 29g.; prepared Irish, nsw,26s.e
to 318. Beans, per 4 imperial bush., English, uld,2tis. to 278.
new, 265. to 263. 6d. ; Scotch, old, 245, &J. so 2,55. &1,;
Foreign, old, 235. to 24a. ; Irish, per 260 lbs., old,
26a. to 265. ; new, 265. to 28s. 6d.; Egyptian. per 280 lb.
265. to 26.. Peas, per 280 lbs., white, old, 28... to 295.; grey.
old, 26a. to 275. 64.; Canadian, old, 275. to 28.. fid. Flour,
per 280 lbs., English, superfine, old, 62a. to 64.. ; Irish ditto,
old, 525. to 545. ; fine, old, 60s. to 613.; extra choice cpialities,
old, 645. to 555. ; American, per barrel, sweet, old, 36a. to
378. ; Canadian, sweet, old, Me 65. to 36e. 6d.; sour, old, 301.
Oatmeal, per 2801ba., Scotch, old, 625. to 645. ; Irish, common
cut, new, 565. to 625.

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