The Express.
London, England, 1847-12-28 00:00:00

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Oats, 204. to 240. Pew, boilers, We. tol6o. ; feed*r, 401. to
481. per qr. Flour, beet seoondo, 42,. per it.ek of 280lbe.

SnErTON MALLET, Dr.:. 24.—1 n conSequercu of all the
neighbouritg market., which are usual!yht.d on a Saturday,
being kept this day (on account et Cbriumaaday falling oat
a Saturday), we had a very small supply and thin attendance
at our market. The little corn sold brought about hat week's
prices, with the exception of Wheat, which was It. per qr.
dearer. Flour sold readily, at an advance of 2s. per seek.
Wheat, 4.55. to 575. Barley, 295. to 34e. Beans, 425. to 661.

SCHDERLAXD, Dec. 24.—The supply of Wheat from the
farmers to-day was small, and we are again without any ar.
rivals coastwise. The demand for Wheat was lively, and a
clearance was soon made, at an advance of Is. to 2a. per
quarter. The best samples are worth 60s. to 62a. • good
average parcels, 555. to 68s. ; and inferior qualities, 50s. to
545. South country Wheats are much wanted, as stocks
are low, and the coniumption continues great. The demand
for malting Barley, at 335. to 34.., is good. Beans, at 40s.
to 58a., and grey Peas at 38a. to 405., are in fair demand.
eats good sale, at 20s. to 28s. Flour is in good demand, at
425. to 43a. per sack for south country, 395. to 41s. for home.
made ; 28s. to 30s. per barrel for American, and 163. to 17s.
for Indian Corn Meal.

SWINDON, Dec. 27.—The best grinding samples of white
and red Wheat were quickly sold at an adranoe of ls. per
qr.; other descriptions scarcely made the prices obtained
at the market on Friday last. The top figures were 665. to
601 par qr. ; moderate, 52a. to 64s ; inferior, 60s. Flour
was sold at 40.. to 42a. per bag of Ulna. Best Chevalier
Barley reacked 34,. to 36e. per qr. ; fair samples, 325. to
335. • moderate grinding, 301. to 325. Oats were quite
sufficient for the demand, all but the beat sinking lc per qr.
Beans, Peas, and Rye, were also a shade lower, with a very
dull sale ; in Tares and small spring Seeds very little doing
at present.

YARMOUTH, Dee. 24.—We had not much Corn, and the
attendance very small. Many parcels of Wheat this week
come very light and cold in hand ; such sold very 'lowly, at
rather lower price.. The best parcels barely maintained late
rates. Barley is rather cheaper for all sort, and the demand
this week is limited. Beans and Peas ars without alteration
in value. Wheat, white, per qr., 52e. to 68s. ; red, 61s. to
635. Barley, 28e. to 31a. Beans, 40a. to 425. Peas, 40s. to
142 a Gets, 24a. to SOB.

Smoo, Dec. 24.—Oata, per bushel, 105. to 10s. 6d. Oat-
meal, per cat., lls. to 135. Indian ?deal, 10.. Wheat, per
bl., 20s. to 235. American Flour, 31s. to 335. per barrel.
Esnntworox, Dec. 24.—There was a fair supply of grain
at market to-dsy (1,303 qrs.). Wheat met with a slow de-
mand, at Is. per qr. less money than last day on the top,
but roes Is. 6d. on the average. Barley a shade lower ; and
Oats IL 3d. per quarter higher. Beane 45. per qr. cheaper.
Nearly the whole stock was cleared off. Wheat, 420 qrs., 379
sold ; top price, 61s. (weight 64Ilba.)—a fall of Is. ; second,
545.; third, 455. Barley, 435 qrs., 429 5,1 d; top price,
33e. 6d. (weight 5741bs.)—a fell of 3d.; 'Leonid, 30.. Bd.;
third, 244. Oats, 384 qrs., 369 sold ; top price, 295. Bd.
(weight 444105.)—* rise of le. 3d.; second, 24e. ; third, 21s.
Beans, 64 qrs., 41 rold ; top price, 345. (weight 65Ibe.)—a
fall of 41. ; second, 315. 10d. ; third, 395. .

DANTZIC, Dee. 18.—Quotations as follow .—Finest high-
mixed Wheat, 611. to 524. ; fine high mixed, 495. to 508, ;
good mixed, 471. to 48s. ; inferior mixed, 42e. to 445. Rye,
311. to 331. Barley, 31.5. to 33.5. Peas, 361. to 371. Oats,
171. to 19s„ Linseed, 355. to 365. per qr.

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HAMBI:110, Dec. 21.—Our navigation was very suddenly
closed on Friday. For spring delivery we hare few offers of
grain of any description. Wheat for delivery here is held at
48s. to 50s. per qr., 621 b. to 631 b., according to weight and
quality ; from the Lower Baltic ports, at 46e. to 464., at a
reduction of le. to 2e. per qr. there are many buyers. Some
Breland Barley, 6316 e., has been at 225. 441., and Jutland at
225. per qr., at which ratio there are still buyers. Fine
Danish Oats, 391b5., were sold at 17e. 6d., Jutland at 17e. ;
brew are held at 18s. 6d. to 195., and light Jeverland at 16s.
per qr. on board. Beans are becoming more scarce, and are
held at 31s, to 321. The same may be said of Peas ; white
boiling, here, 375. to 38e. ; grinding and feeding, 34e. to
36e. • blue 10c 9d. to 14e. ; from the Baltic, 345..
In eloverieed n 9 altenitiML R6Ptsakes. denlStld at last
prices. Linseed Cakes gat.

ROSTOCIC, Dec. 72.--Stipplies of grain are now increasing,
still our prices are tolerably well maintained ; and good qua-
lities are not to be had below 441. to 465. per qr., free on
board. Freight to London is 6s. to 61. 6d. per qr.
I &Ferrite, Dec. 20.—For some days put we have had sharp
frost; and we ontunder the navigation as closed for the sea-
son. The supplies from the fanners are still small, and we
quote good 611 b. to 621 b. Wheat at 44.. to 45a. per qr. free on
board. Pomeranian Barley, 241. to 255.; Feu, 35.. to 37e.
per qr. free on board.

HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, TWit o' Clock. --
Ileum Portend= and Smith, Hop factors, report that Um
market continua brisk, with but few hops on offer.
Now lltdit E. Raoul W. 0 tosl. 12 Yearthy Roota,p-cwt 21.10 to 31. 0
New Weald of Kento 2 16 to 1 0 Yearling Suomi 2 sto 3 3
Now Burl .3 10 to 3 10 %Mope 1 10 to 2 I

HAY.-81ITTFIVIELD, Two o'Clock.--Meogro. Cooper
and Davis, Hay and Straw salesmen, report the following
prices :
Prime Mesdew 450 to Tto I Room ....44. to trss. I 1 Straw.. 26. to 290.
Inferior

CATTLE,Bm.—BEDALE Fasa.—B cache!' requiring
Beef for Christmas, there was a better show, but still mode-
rate for the occasion, therefore all good things were readily
bought up at good prim, mot of them at fully Bs. ; the half-
fat were more than usually neglected, the season cot per-
mitting them to be brought into the shamble,. Of Mutton
them wee agnod show, which was bold up at fully former rates.
Lean stock continues sluggish, though fetching rather more
money. in-Calving Cows are in demand at fair prices. Beef.
6e. 6d. to Bs. per stone. Mutton, bad. to 7d. per lb.
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KENDAL FORTNIQWE FAILIL-On Tuesday this flourish-
ing fair was, es usual, well attended. The number of Cattle
and Sheep was not so great as on previous occasions; but
the quality made up for the deficieney of number. Plias
were remunerative, and both buyers and sellers satisfied.
Norwren, Dec. 24.-Being the day before Christmas,
as might be expected, little was done in store cattle ; the
supply was quite equal to the demand. The 'emu has
closed with extraordinary fine weather, and a prospect of
better bricea. Fa Beasts, few isles, but brisk, at from
13s. 3d. to Bs. 6d. per stone of 14165. The pens were badly
filled ; all kinds of Sheep and Lambs were sold at fell
prices. Fat Sheep Bs. 6d. to 9s. per atone. In store Pigs
little doing. Fat Pork, 6.. 9d. to 7s. per stone.
Sulu nosr, , Dec. 27.-Best Demons, 11e. 6d. to 121. ; good
do. and Heifers, 11.. to lle. 6d. i indifferent Deeds, 9a. 6d.
to 10s. 6d. Fat Calves were rather scarce, yet as many as
sufficed for the demand; prices from 10s. 6d. to lb. per
I store lbs. Fat Hogs and Pigs in great number; primed
Bacon Hogs sold at 10s. 9d. per 'core; large and common,
9s. to 10e. Small Porkers, 11.. The Sheep were f trod-
lent quality generally, particularly the South Downs and
half-breds. The best Wethers realised from 6s. to Si, 4d. per
stone ; large Sheep, 4s. Bd. to ss. ' • Ewes and moderate.,
14e. 4d. to 4s. 6d. A few house Lambe, 10 to 11 weeks old,
made 6s. per stone. Lean stock were very dull wile.

YOB; FORTNIGHT FAIL—We had a.thin supply of fat
Beasts, which sold at from 76. to 7s. 6d. per stone, and in-
ferior 6s. The market was well attended by buyers. A
short supply of fat Sheep sold readily at from 64d. to 7d. per
lb. A thin supply of lean Berta sold slowly.

For Yeatereray'r Markets ors last page.

SKIPPING.

MAILS Atturvxo.—Dublia, ; Waterford, 3 ; Denaghadm,
1; HambuT, 1; French, 1 ; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, Dro• 28.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.W.,
light breeze, thick weather.
Duni.' Dec. 27.—N. to E.—Arrived : Crania, Jamaica.
Arrived from the rim and sailed: Highbury, Fantasise,
R. Sussex, Jamaica; George, fit. Loma ,• Julia, Bordeaux;
Richard Dart Auckland, N.Z. ; Indus, Cape of Good Hope;
Liffey, St. Michael's; Gm. Sir W. Nott, and Sarin*,
Havannah ; York Town, New York ; Herefordshire, Bons.
bay ; William, Aden ; Gamut, Callow ; Bourne, Jamaica;
Sophia, Honduras ; Faside, Savannah.
POOLE, Dec. 23.—Arrived : Flora and Ceres, both from
Newfoundland.
- Fa/mot:rim, Dec. 27.—N.E., fe;r.—Arrived : Sylpltide,
(Mersa; Elizabeth White, Cronstadt ; Lizard, GalipolL.
Sailed; Bertha, Monte Video. In Mount's Bay: Radiant, •
from Rigs, for Pembroke, with loss of bulwarks. &c. Off;
Louisa from Callao, last from Liverpook; S.M.P. Crane,
from Brazils. Pat in Beaufort, from Newport, for Bt.:,
Thomas's.

PLYMOUTH, Dee. 27.—N.E.—Arrived, 25th: Cornelius,'
Batavia; Abbotsford, St. Andrew's, N. 8.; Mountaineer,
Riebibucto. Sailed Sobreon, New South Wales. Ar- .1
rived : Indus, from Quebec, for Hull. 26th : Howley, from
Berbice.
Warrezaverr,Dec.26.-B.E.—Arrived: John, Bathurst. '
Sourzarrron Dec. 27.—Arrived: Hindman (at.),
Alexandria. Sailed: Montrose (et), Gibreltar ; 2.5 th, •
Orestes, Havannab.
WARRENPOINT, Dec. 26.—Sailed: Brothers, New York.
LOHOHOPE, Dec. 12.—Arrived: Retreat, St. John's,
N. 8., leaky, &e. ; 16th, Salem, Dundee, leaky, &c.
CARDIFF, Dec. 24.—Sailed. John French, Valpe.also ;
Aifen, Havannah.
Cazarranvon, Dec. 27.—Sailed: Royal William, New
Orleans.
BELUMARDS, 24.—Veriable.—Araved r'ea Cae-
re', St. John's, N.B. Sailed : Wan), Africa.
Coal, D.n. 25.—8. —Arrived: Betsy, from Cardiff, for Va-
lparaiso, leaky, and with lees of sails, Sailed ; Switzerland,
New York.
BELFAST, Dec. 25.—S.8.E.—Arrived : Columbia, Quebec ;
with damage. 24th: Columbia, St. John's, N.B.
BALTEMORE, Dee. 21.1 The Pearl, Prince Edward's
Island, arrived at Cork, reports having jowled a great
qurutity of timber and wreck, about 10 smile" B.W. of Cape
Clear.
WESTPORT, Dee. 24.—The Clyde, of Glasgow, from
Troon, to this port, was 'trended on the Wand of AAR, on
the 22nd inst., and is likely to beoome a total wreck ; crew
saved.
STRANOPORD, Dec. 23.—The Dispatch, Whitehaven,
which has put os shore in Millen Bay, was got off on the
22nd inst., after discharging about 20 tons of mole
&wilt RONALDSHEY, Dee. 22. "
from Antwerp foe Newcastle, •••
this Wand on the 20th Met.,
rid went to pieces ; three
Hum., Dec. 26.—The'
he" put into a port near
peeled will have to heave t.
0111.11128 Y, Dee. 24..—The•
Harlingen, has put in here is
Borrow, Dec. 26.—About
Catherine, which rank in
There is a possibility of her
Ms.urox, Dec. 26.—The

have been a 'schooner, witk
the beach near Blakeney I.

sliee:/iLibe Adel, of Marseilles,
'mole, was driven on the out side of
not., daring a severe gale from 8.,
se men drowned,
Sykes, from Stockholm to.jkie
the nee of Norway, au& r
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boat 40 rails ham bean golieftilf • i--
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r last night.