The Express.
London, England, 1847-01-01 00:00:00

Mondays prizes. Barley wane, and sales made at 40a.
Flour 2a. dearer, and 545. the present price for fine.

STOCKBRIDGE, DEC. 31.-The market to-day was
attended by several dealers more than usual, who nppeared
anxious to purchase the best samples of Wheat, offering an
advance of from 154. to 20s. per lead ; even then some of the
farmers refused selling. We heard 734. per qr. asked, or
191. 10a. per load, fur some fires-rate white Wheat; several
samples were sold at 181. to 18 guineas; best red, 171. to
171. 10s.; and very middling samples. 151. to 181. Barley :
The best samples, 34. per qr. dearer, and secondary 2a.;
some sold, weighing 10 score:l2 lb., at .50.. per qr.; and ano-
ther sample made 51s. ; common grinding could not be
bought under 425. to 4.55. per qr., of the weight of 10 score
41b. Barley Meal, 225. to 235. per hag of 10 score lbs. Malt
2s. per qr. dearer; the best making 725. to 745. per p. Oats
are also on the rue. But Pots's°, 325. to 34e.; common
254. to 284. Beans and Peas dearer, Tares also 6d.
pzbel higher. Two or three samples of Rye were sold
at 21. to 34. per qr. more money. Flour ewe 4s. per bag this
day ; beet, per bag, sold at 561. ; seconds, 50.. to 52a. Bread
also Id. dearer the Sib. loaf.
EDINBURGH, Dec. 30. - The supply of Scotch
Wheat from the fanners this morning was large, and though
there were few bakers at market (as is usually the can at
Ildeseason), yet the whole was quickly sold at about the
mbitieurrent this day week. Since last Wednesday, a very
considerable business has been done in foreign and English
Wheat; the demand to-day was less active, but all kinds
must he quoted on the week, fully 24. to 3s. per qr. dearer.
Barley was in request, and brought readily Is. to 2s. more
money. The extreme rates asked for Oats checked the de-
mand, but ultimately the large supply was all clean d off at
an improvement of Is. per qr. Beane and Peas much in-
quired for, and le. to 2s. per qr. higher. Wheat, 854 qrs.
sold, average price 651.2 d. per qr. ; Barley, 944, 434. 3d. ;
Oats, 988, 345. 9d. ; Beans, 47, 51s. 11d.
GLASGOW, DEC. 30.-With the exception of Oats
and Barley coastwise, and a carsto or two of Oate and Beans
from abroad, the arrivals at Grangemouth since the 23rd
Inst. have been small; but need, twenty noels were re-
ported there yesterday, chiefly with Oats and Barley, the
latter for the most part from Berwick. About 4,000 qn.
of Oats, together with a few Beal*, have consti-
tuted the imports from Ireland. Of United States and Cana-
dian Flour upwards of 7,000 barrels have arrived, and other
cargoes are at band, including some Indian Corn and Peat.
During the week there was renewed activity in the trade,
all articles being in request at ealeaseing prices. The market
to-day was pretty numerously attended for the season, and
Wove the close a good extent of business was tranaucted,
=establishing the advance as indicated by our quotations,
are Is. per boll for Wheat ; and 24. to 3s. fur Earley ;
about h. 6d. for fine Oats ; Is. for Beans, and 2e. for white
Peas ; Is. to 2s. per sack, and Is. per brl, fur Flour ; and about
2s. per load for Oatmeal above these of this day week.
Wheat, per 2401 b., English, white, new, 355. to 375. ;
red, old, 325. to 355. ; new, 34e. to 35e. ; Scotch, white, old,
83s. to 365. ; new, 31s. to 349. ; Irish, red and white, old,
32e. to 340. ; new, 32e. to 345. ; Dentsic, old, 314. to 38a. ;
Pomeranian, old, 345. to 365.; Danish, old, 325. to 345.;
Odessa, soft, old, 325. to 345. ; Russian, hard, old, 335. ;
Canadian, old, 331. to 345. ; United States, old, 345. to 365.
Barley, per 3201 b., English, new, 355, to 383. ; Berwick and
Scotch, new, 335. to 36a ; Iri•h, new, 325. to 345.,; !Prei
free Pomeranian, &c. new, 335. to 36e.; feed old,
31e. to 384. ; new, 325;6d. to 355. Oats, per 264 l se
wick &pat:ketch,. new, 804. to 324.; prepared Irish. 28s. td
Beans, per 4 imperial bushels, English, old, 27e. to 11 ;.
:saw, 22.. to M. • Scotch, old, 265. to 265. 1,.;
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old, 245. to 25e. ; Irish, per 260 Its., Mint; • ...sr:
295.; Egyptian, per 280 lb., old, 27.. to 28s. PeeS
per 2801 b., white, old, 28s. to 30e.; new, 30s. to 335. ; grey, ••
old,_ 275. to 28s. ; Canadian, old, 275. to 295. ; new, 30s. w •
Vaal.; Flour, per 280114., English, superfine, old, 54e. to '
t *sr,
Oho; kith ditto, old, 535. to 56e. fine, old, 525. to 535.; eras
Oaks qualities, old, 565. to 58s. ; American, per barrel• • er
4meet, old, 394. to 404, • Canadian, sweet, old, 38s, to 395. ;
ewer, alit, 33e. Oatmeal, per 2801 be., Scotch, new, 555. to 575. • f
lading Corn, per 280 40s. to 424.
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HOPS. t
Bolouctr MARKET, Two o'clock.—Messrs. Pat- i
maim and Smith, Hop factors, report that there continues
algid( demand for all Hops on offer, at an advance of full ,
2s. pot cwt. dace Christmas. The quantity ou offer is (
almaawait to tle demand. -I
and Imellanasarem per Cirt.t3 Oa. to Z 8 10s.
WWI dimes ,. 40to S 0 ' k
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folisitlito —......— ... „ . 613 to 610 . • ',
Tadlog Mob ......
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irresial to 4 0
Old Hops
NEWBURY, DEC. 31.—The trade is very inani-
mate at present yet holders remain firm, asking from 6/. 10s.
to 71. per cwt. for best Farnham; country, 51. to 61. 10s.
Kenta, 41. 15e. to 61. 10s. ; Wormsters, 41. 10s. to 61. ; old
Hops, 21. to 31.

WOOL.

NEWBCRY.—The akin dealers sell their beet Wool
at 13d. per lb ; second, 11d. to Illd. ; brood, Is. ; sissoxid,
10d. ; greys, Bd.

CATTLE, &c.
Surriain,D, Tiro o'Clock.—Our supply of Beasts
is large, in consequence of which trade in exceedingly dull.;
but, there still being a considerable demand for first-rate
qualities, these descriptions suffer very little reduction in
price ; 4e. ed. in, however, the very top quotation for
ehoiceat Soots. Seeembesee errekower, esql several row
-mairs trial:dd. From Holland we have only 22; Portugal,
10., Scotland and Ireland, about 200; nearly 300 Linoolna
and Leicester' ; 131 mach CORP; and the remainder from
the neighbourhood of London and various parts of the
country. We are also well supplied with Sheep; and the
demand is exceedingly limited; best qualities are pretty freely
disposed of at Mon&y's prices, but inferior descriptions can-
not all be sold, although a reduction be submitted to. We
have 280 from Holland and Germany. The trade fer Calves
is very heavy, and our top quotation is with difficulty ob-
tained for the choicest descriptions. Pigs are selling shout
the same as of late.

Beet Bc734:lliiiiord., Be. (per stone of 8 Its ) 43 44 to is 64
Bast Short Boma 4 0 4
&woad quality Beast*
Oiless 4 0 3
2130
Best Downs sad HalLierede 4 10 5
Bed Loovroolu 4 4 4
Ewes sad mood quality
Basta et market, 806; abeep and Lambs, 3,090; Calves, Ire;
Pigs, 310.

DEDDINGTON, DEc. 29.—The supply wee short.
This is accounted for frees its being the season of the year
when farmers are unwilling to take store stock to market.
Fat stock made good prices.

DERBY, DEC. 29.—There was a small supply of
Beasts; Sheep, en avenge one; fat Pigs, same. Beef, 50.
to 6d. Mutton, Sid. to 7d. per lb. figs, Si. per score. Rough
fat, 42. 9d. per done.

NEWBURY, DEC. 31.—The market was fairly sup-
plied with lean Besets, Cows, Heifers and Calves; business
slack at a reduction of 6s. each at least'. We observed a fine
Guernsey Cow In calf, make but 171., worth, two months ago,
201. ; some small in calf sold at 91. to ill. each. There were
a few Sheep. which sold well at the latest quoted prices. In
the Pig market were penned 346 Stores, Sows, and smaller
Pigs not one third of which found purchasers, though
offered at 2s. to 31. lea than the same sold for last Thursday.
The fat Hogs are !ceiling scarce, and making from Gd. to Is.
per score better pries, from 10e. to 106.6 d. being now asked.
Well fed Porkers are also rising 111. to Ila. 6d. being the
present price. Horses : Mr. Pi his, Mr. Toombe, and ;two
or three other dealers had some good cattle for sale to-day.
The beet went off steadily at advanced prices. Poor Nag
and Cart-Horses, an Ponies, did not sell so readily, though
a-wed at reduced terms.

ROTHERHAM, DEC. 28.—The show of both Beasts
and Sheep was very small the attendance of buyers also was
which caused a dell sale, yet at the close all were sold
up at last week's priors. Beef, per at, 6s. to Gs. 6d. ; prime,
71. ; Mutton, per lb., Gd. to 61d.

WAKEFIELD, Dec. 30.—We had
stack at our market this morning ; there
ante of buyers, yet the market was heavy,
lows :—Beef, per it., 6s. 3d. to a. 6d.
Mutton, per lb., 6d. to 6id. We had o -
Cattle and Calvert.

SHIPPINO.
Kula UNITED: 2, Dublin ; 1, Waterford
Ise ; 1, Flei& ; 1, Flanders ; 1, Brawl
Lonna*, Jen. I.—Wind this day
Sight brume, end buy.
OFF PILL, Dec. ao.—Devendra, Batavia
• 0/SWAT. Dec. 27.—Arrived : Manchester,
liannsFooL, Dec. 26.—N. to N.N.'—
"tliframichi.
ad" Dec. 30.—5., moderate.—Anil
°rims.
Dzar.„__Dee. 30.—8. to E.S.E., gentle
Amity, Hall, Jamaica' Undaunted,. Valli*
PORTSMOUTH, Dee. 31.—E.N.E, fillo.-A
Semarang. Off port : Prince Alba% New'
Cowes, Dee. 31.—E.—Arrived : Emma,
Orr IsLa or WIGHT, Dec. 31—H.M.S.
America.
TORBAY, Dec. 31.—E.—Arrived :
Havre. Off . Indus, Quebec.
Orr Saimaa; Dec. 30.—E.—Arrived
Havannah.
PLYMOUTH.—Arrived : COIONSINIS,
Symmetry, China. Of: Argyle, Quebec;
buctoo.
BaISTOL, Dec. 31.-B.B.E.—A—'
Batavia.
CLYDE, Dec. 30.—W.—Arrived : Chevalier,
Mary, Montreal; Denby Hammed.
' BURLINGTON Dee, at.—The
Newcastle, weatenhone Lot alibt, as Plea
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On 13wainuoa,—arrival:
VIMAIJI irons WITII.—Nor. 20.
for Sydney, lat. 48 W., kn. 7.23 W.
Bum, Liverpool to Chios, lat. 49.13 N.
Walter Scott sad Thomas Zing, at
Noy. 13—Berque Atter, liatuitius, I
26.64 N., loos. 22.12 w.
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