The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-06 00:00:00

cured ally tor all dnorlptioaa. Me arrivals this week are: Wheat,
coastwise. 1,903 qrs.; Barley, 1,190; Malt, CO ; tiara, 150; laaaa,
60; near, 2,539 lacks.

NEWPORT (16LN or Wtonk), Jan. 4.—At this 11ay's
market priors foe all kinds of grain nmans same as week. Wheat,
sold from lta. to 3'.. per qr. Barley, 2us. to 255. Usts, 17c to
201. Beans, Mc to 30s.

Nouffintr„ Jan. 4. Our market was well 'Vend, aby
farmers today, who offered freely; but, the condition being very
bad, not mach changed bands. Good dry lots commanded fully as
mach me Mb day mei:might, while damp pereele were la. to 2.. per
quart• r lower. Flour receded in price 6ot. per each, and at tits reduc-
tion very few were diapoatal of. Barley trade quite as flat, and unin-
teresting as noted last week ; but no alteration in value can be notioed.
Beane were held for le. per iparter advance, but without lending to
Widnes.. Peas only in retail demand, and no alteration in price.
0 de stow sale. but full priors were made for the few tramactioas th .t
occurred. Wheat, white, old, eta. to 4as. per qr. • new, 42a, to 44e.;
red, old, 40,. to 424.• new. 315. to 36a. Barley, Malting, 24.. to 26e. ;
grinding, 18s. to 21e. Beans, old, M. to 30e.; new, 26e. to 26e.
Pea", ads. to lie. trite, 20e. to 2m. Fine household Plow, 1.e.b.,
Vs. 6d. per rack of 241111.., purehmers finding sacks and claiming
roe month', credit. Retail, Is. Gel. per Moue.
NOTTKNOIia3I, Jan, 4.—We hare bat a small market to-
day, and rot much btieinesa icing; the 'bow of every article is les
than last week, and all good samples of grain sell M fully as much
money. Fine samples of Barley are very limited, and quite a' dear;
the inferior ants are more abundant, and but dull of FAC. The few
Beane and Date on offer sell without variation in value.

I'Lrennonovn, Jas. 4.—A small supply of Wheat, and
prmes about the muse es hut reek., fine 631 b.. red making tOs. per
qr. ; samples weighing from 44. b.. to SIAM. per bushel making from
ad.. to :as. prr qr. Not much spring corn of any description, and
prices nomitudly as last week.

PETWORTM, des. 4.—The Wheat trade WWI without life
our market to-day; ear other grain the demand was not equal to
the supply, and prime were the tura m favour of the buyer. Wheat,
white, td. ioe. to ltd. 10s. per load ; red, 81. Ids. to td. se. Lulu,
malting, 255. to 27a. per qr.- grinding, 21s. to 23a. Oats, 13s. to
17e. reaa, Va. to 325. Heusi, 30e. to 32r.

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Phloem:4, J. 4.—Our imports ue only moderate. The
trade has remained inactive throughout the week ; hut, generally
speaking, importers do not force eater. We had very little Login&
Wheat at our Corn Exchanse to-day, and pricer underwent nochange,
It Mh, a. well as foreign, nearly nominal. Fluor rather easier. eau
a slow sale, at 2,7 d. to 2s. Pd. per bu.licl for fine cork. Oatmeal ex-
cessively dull, and for choice Irish I2s. lid. per load is an extreme
value, whil.t general good qualities arc offering, almost ineffectually,
at 225. fil. per 2 tette.

READING, Jao. 4.—The supply of Wheat moderate, bat
very few dry samples; those obtained bad a reedy sale at late prices.
Otlier descriptions heavy, at a decline of ls. per qr., several to e re-
miming unnid. Best Barley very Kerte, with a quick sale, at top
figures of last week ; secondary qualities more abundant ; to effect
isles, hilly In lees was accepted. Oats an improved supply ; tuxes
rather lower than last market. Beans and Peas unaltered. Wheat,
Pm. to As Barley, 17s. to 30s. Oats, 12s. to 21s. Beams, 2 la. twits.
l'eaa, 27a. to its.

9.1117110 N WALDRN, Jar. 4.—Wheat I dull trade, and
cheaper, 39.. to 40e.; Talavera, 465, per qr. Barley, for malting,
lower, 26a. to 295.; pandas*, 13s. Wl%. Beans, 25e.; rood old, 31s.
Pea., Zs. to 30s. Ow, lower, 11s. to 16s. per qr.

SHArriSBURT. Jaa. 4.—We had a good supply to-day.
and but a moderate attendance of buyers. The dem. nd for the beet
samples of Wheat was store active than last wick, at fatty last mar
bet's prices. Businem in Barley slack, particularly intbfferent qua-
lities, and the turn ageing the grower. The transactions iu tints
trifling, at len mosey. Other things heal at former nibs. Wheat,
white, 42e. to 44*. ; red, Me. to 425. Barley, Us. to Us. Beane,
30s. to As. Oats, 17s. to 19s. Peas, 26.. to 295. Malt, 32a to 36a.
per qr. Tares, bs. to 7.. per bushel. Flour, 20s. to 36*. ter seek.
SHRZIMIHDILT, Jos. 4.—Teero was a short supply of
W heat from the farmers et this day's market, bat aWe quantity of
Barley and Oat.. Wheat was in fair request, at last.week's prices;
also Oats. Barley rather in favour of the buyer.
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W•ltkitrifiTta, Jan. t—The attendance of buyers large,
and the supply good. The demand for Wheat was active, and sales
easily affected at last week's prices, though the condition was much
deteriorated. Dour declined 10. per sack. The demand fur Barley
was large • but, where business dose to any extent, lower prises
were aracelated. Oats a dull sale, and rem/ad in value Is. per qr.
Beans were held firmly, at an advance of In. Other articles the same
MA last week. Wheat, white, 40.. • rixl, new, 245. to 425. Barley,
tea, to Ma. Outs, Its. to 20.. Beeins, 30.. is 4Us. Peas, Ws. to 325.
Malt. 526 to 34. per qr. Flour. 28s. to gds. per sack. Taros, Si. to
Gs. per bushel