The Express.
London, England, 1846-12-28 00:00:00

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Flocs, Town made, delivered 53 to 59 Fine Houneholdsl to .73
NorGilk and Suitulk... 45 to 49 Whites
Northumberland, Lincoln, and Vorkaihire
thillbel and Kent —to Irish —to
FOREIGN. DutypakL In Bond.
WOZA?, Dsntzic and Konigsberg 63 to 66 Bne to 73...57 to 69
romerantsin, Rostock, and Stead, new 63 to 69...57 to 63
French and Brabant
Danish and Ibuntnurgh
Rusn'aus 49 to 54 Zapata- to —... to
Danube and Odessa
Spanish, hard to ged
Canadian — to dostraltim 63 to 73...
Rye
Itntovv, Feeding
IASI II.VA
Oar., Russian
l'omerancan and Stralsund
Swedinh and Danish
Frieneland and Dutch. bed to to
Ditto Brew. to ...
BZ.A.NR, Tick to
Small — to old 44 to 46... to
Egyptiao-.... 40 to 44 Tonna) —to —..30 to 42
Page, Grey
White 4B to 50 Bailers
TA RVA, Old to new to —...lonte to Duty tree
LlNOkkj3 Baltic and Russian
'Mediterranean and Odessa
111PF-%1.1.11
• Co iv nustnii, Real to —White to —p. cwt. Duty ss. 3d. p. cwt.
It t1;,...1.0 CAIO,I tree of duty, per ton, £5 ss. to £5 los.
LINSLItII Cute. Dutch and German ditto £9 On. to £lO Os.
Ditto 'French and American ditto £lO On. tog!' Os
per Bd. of 1961b5.
FILIVII, American, in Bond 36 to 37
Dantaie and hamburg 34 to 36
Canadian (Duty 71d. per barrel)
French free to per Sack of 280 lbs.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 21st DEC. TO 26th DEC.
Qm. English. Scotch. Dinh. Foreign,
Wheat ....... I 34;13 I Sii 1 8
Barley
(MA •
583 13 15953 i 8112
Flour, MU mini; 9723 barrels; malt, 3848 quarters.
IMPERIAL AVERAGES.
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Nov. 14 . .

-Wheat. Bality.i
Cls 5d 41S 6d 26s
59-3 6d es lld 218
59s 0d 428 9d 25s
59s 7d 42s 11‘126s
60s 3d 13s Id 26s
59, 10d 42s 11d26s
390 1 idi43s klieg
4smil is Ud, Is boll k Od
se In lad ilk week's Cora mare

tn. Rye. 'Beane.] PeAP.
9d14244 4d'104 10d,50s 10d
104142 e 7‘.. 468 edilfht Od
1141.416 2d 45e 14:1:47e 6d
7d 42s 541.458 4.1;48s Od
!d 42e lld 15s lld'eee 741
3c143. WM+ lid 00410 d
1145 s 941144144 941
'l79—Oil 2s Od

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6 'reeks' Agg. ATM
Dutit• OD Fur. Grain

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ANDOVER, Dec. 26.—The attendance was larger
than expected, and the business done may be quoted at 2s.
per qr. over the advance of last Saturday's market. Much
of the Wheat remained at the close of the market unsold,
the greater part of the holders not being content with that
advance. The price given for white Wheat was up to
171. 10s. per load ; red, 161.; while other samples might
have been purchased at 15/. Flour, since last market, ad-
vanced 3s. 4d. per bag; the best selling now at 535. 4d.;
seconds, 445. 4d. to 50s. 4d. Bread, 15d. to 16d. the 81b.
loaf. Barley was 2s. per qr. dearer. Malaters were anxious
to purchase fine samples for malting, yet but few in the
market, the highest price Barley reaching but 445. per qr. ;
of light samples there were many which sold between 363. '
and 425. Ter qr.,lmany not reaching in weight 10 score •rounde,
besides being much discoloured. Barley Meal. ell remains
at 225. per bag, and Malt at from !3°.,. per bushel. Oats
were offered largely, at an advance of from Is. to 2s. per qr.,
the prices ranging -between 245. and 325. per qr. Beans and
Peas se: 1n to have got into the hands of the corn factors
solely, for which they ask such terms as they think Rt.
Winter and spring Tares were offered at from be. 6d. to 61.
, Indian Corn unsaleable.

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