The Express.
London, England, 1853-12-02 00:00:00

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7s. 6d. to 80. 6d.; Danube, Bs, to Be. 6d. ; all per 62Ibs. at
Birmingham. Barley, which advanced a trifle in the early
part of the month, has since given way Is. to 21. per quarter
on secondary, and still more on finer qualities; and al-
though our stock in Gloucester is trifling. it has recently
rather increased, and the demand for feeding purposes
generally falls off before the end of the year. The farmers
will also thresh more freely as they want the straw for
winter (odder, and we look for some further reduction in
the value of this grain. Foreign of all kinds ban been
complet.ly cleared off in Gloucester: Irish is selling
there at 365. to 375. per 400 lbs. Although we
have had a better supply of oats from Ireland, and
one cargo of Dutch has arrived, they were taken
freely for consumption, and few have been landed; the
pries has given way barely ls. per quarter. Irish grey
being 275.; black, 265.; Dutch, 325. per 312 lbs., en ship,
at Gloucester. Egyptian beans have become very scarce,
and reached the almost unprecedented rate of 20s. to 21s.
per 1961b5.; but we are now liberally supplied with new
end old English, both of which are tending downwards.
Peas have likewise been very scarce, but there is much lets
inquiry for them, and some are expected at Gloucester from
Canada. Indian corn is taken in retail at 15s. to 18s. per
1961 be., at Gloucester, according to quality. Dari sells
slowly at 16s. 6d. ; millet, 131., per 196 lbs., at Gloucester.
—From Messrs. J. and C. Sturge's Monthly Circular.

CORN.—Binnistousit, Dec. I.—At this market there
was a less supply of wheat from the farmers, and the few
tales made were at a reduction of la. to 25. per quarter.
Barley again gave way Is. per quarter. Very few oats
changed hands, and the turn in price was in favour of the
buyer. Beans and peas both Is. per quarter lower.
DEVIZES, DEC. I.—We had a moderate supply of wheat,
which met a fiat sale at Is. per qr., and in some instances
from Is. to 25. per qr. below the prices of last week, the
decline being owing to the very bad and soft condition of
the wheat, which was worse than at any time this season.
Barley was in very large supply, almost the whole of last
week's being in the market to-day; the trade was very heavy,
and a decline of from 2s. to 3s. per qr. was submitted to in
order to effect sales. In oats, beans, and peas no alteration.
Wheat, white, 82s. per qr. ; best red, 725. to 795.; mid-
dling, 595. to 725.; inferior, 445. to 695. Barley, 30s. to
435. Oats, 235. to 335. Beans, 425. to 61e. 1 355.
to 423. Flour, fine, per sack, 565. to 583.; seconds, 541.
to 66e.

MANCHESTER, DEC. I.—OuT market this morning was
of an exceedingly lifeless character, and wheat receded in
value 2d. to 3d. per 7011,.. On flour a reduetioa of Is. per
ssck and 6d. per bared must be noted, at which the trans-
actions were very limited. New oats gave way Id. per 451 be.,
and oatmeal la. per lot d.

NEWBURY, DEC. I.—We have this day a large supply of
wheat, a great portion of which was much out of condition;
the boat descriptions barely supported late prices, and infe-
rior sorts 2.e. per quarter cheaper. The same remarks may
be applied to barley literally. Oats, beans, and peas dull,
and rather lower in price.

I.7inntnoE, Ditc 1-We have bad a better supply of
grain at to-day's market, which meets a dull sale. Wheat
and barley are le. to 2a. per qr. lower in price. Beans are
in demand, but not dtarer. Wheat, 725. to 86s. Barley,
345. to 42a. Oats, 225. to 325. Peas, 433. to 524. Beans,
445. to 601. per qr.
EDINBURGH, Nov. 30.-We bad in the market to-day
613 qrs. wheat, 1,718 barley, 1,172 oats, and 112 beans. There
were sold-wheat, 324 qrs. ; barley, 1,212 ; oats, 934 ; and
beans, 90. As compared with last week :-wheat was ss.
down on top, and 2a. 7d. down on the average. Barley was
same on top, and Is. M. down on the average. Oats were
2s. Bd. down on top, and Bd. down on the average. Beans
were Is. up on top, and 2s. Ild. down on the ge.
The supply of grain was not quite so large to-day. There
being little or no demand for seed wheat, and consumers
hanging back, caused prices to recede considerably. Barley
also was heavy, same with oats and beans; altogether a
dull market. Wheat, 68.. to 82s. Barley. 261. to 445.
Oats, 14s. to 31s. 4d. Beans, 40s. to 611. Weight of top
wheat, 6311b5. ; barley, 581 lbs. ; oats, 4511ba. ; beans,
66ilbe.

WATERFORD, Nov. 30.—Since Saturday our supplies of
home grown grain have been smaller than usual, and from
abroad we have no arrivals to report. There is scarcely
any. change to be noted in the value of wheat or flour, but
spring corn is rather ruler to buy. Indian corn fully main-
tains the quotations of last week.

CATTLE.—LEEDS, DEc. I.—At our fair yesterday there
were 600 head of cattle, and 3,000 sheep, shown, for sale.
There was a lair attendance of buyers, but a slow trade.
Cattle realised from 7s. to 7s. Bd. per stone of 161 be. ; and
sheep sold at 6p. to 7d. per lb.
EDINBURGH. Noy. 30.—The number of cattle in the
market this morning was 614, or 132 more than on this day
eennight. The general quality was very superior. Sales
dull, and prices, as compared with those obtained last week,
down fully 3d. per Dutch stone. Top price of the beat
beef, 91. 6d. per Dutch stone; current top, 95.; current
pries, Bs. 6d. to 95.; middling and inferior sorts, from
7s. Gd. to Be. per Dutch stone. At the close of the market
a clearance was not effected. The number of sheep was
4,218, or 697 more than last week. Sales slowly effected,
and last week's price, ►arely maintained, except for sheep
of the best aorta. Good black-faced wedders brought 7d.
per lb.; current top, sp. ; current price, from 61d. to Gd. ;
middling and inferior sorts, from I}d. to 6d. At the close
of the market a clearance was not effected.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. -

ARA IV ED.

Artanairew—at Deal, November 30. from . Westward
Aszsr—at Gravesend, December 1, from Denis
ALsn—at Gravesend, December 1, from Dunkirk
Alon—at Liverpool, December 1, from Ductouche
Annoss—at Liverpool, December I. from Yarns
Auto (s.s.)—at Liverpool, December 1, from Marseilles
Banon Oar--at Gravessmd, December 1, from Antwerp
Cauernar,—at Quenstown, November 19. hem Canton
RDSOPA —at Gravesend, December I. from Quebec
Emu. AocirAno—at Gravesend, December I, from Troer--'-
December • -

Ecunie —as Liverpool, _a I, from -
Faascas—atLiverpool, —December I, from l'ara
OINIMITI—of Liverpool, Dec. I
Hessiact.—at Grarmend, December 1, from China
linacen—at Gravesend, December 1
Mrs
liseo—at Liverpool, December 1. Charente
leucac—off Liverpool. December 1
Li INFAUTA—off .eleol. December 1
Jens BUSITAII—Off vapoul, December 1
J. K. Herthome—at Liverpool, December I. from Marseilles
Jams ll'ltan—at Gravesend, December 1, from.... Genoa
JULIA—at Deal, November 30, from Cloetxt
JOINT Jems—at Deal, December 1 from
_Patna

LOLAND—&i Graveseid, December. I, from Norway
LAURA—ot Gravesend, December I, from Rjornebone
Limousin—at Liverpool, December I, from Porraeh
MART inewear—at Liverpool, December I, from Debi&
MART STEWAIT—at °reverend, December I, tram Singapore
Maui—at Gravesend, December I, from Denia
MART Ass—at Gravesend, December 1, from. Oporto
Mama—at Deal, Nov. 30 from Falmouth
Nataos—at Deal, November 30, from Caleutta
Onsaavez—et Queenstown, November 29, from Smyrna
OCIAP —at Gemmed, December 1, from. Havre
Fame or Weuts—at Gravesend, December I, from. —.Cana
PlallLllA—off Liverpool, December 1
ILIODTIZT—at Liverpool, December I, from. Shedlac
kiolllA—at Gravesend, December I, from Mauritius
&The if evrnswe—at Deal, November 30, from Alexandria
Rams—at Gravesend, Dec. I, from _ _ Rotterdam

Grimm—at Gravesend, December 1, from St. Vincent's
Sussman—at Menem November SO, from
Cubs
_ .

Temus—at YemenMlA, Novembei.ll), from Belize
TedDras—et Uverpool, December I. from,,, Quebec
!Vemr.z.l.—off Liverpool, December I

2annoDi et —at Ontieiend: „ DecereTee i , from
Zu.Lan —at Gravesend. Dee. I. from Oran

BAILED.

Arnauce—from Liverpool, Dee. 1, to New York
BETNANN—from Liverpool, Dec. I. to Valparaiso
HOPEI/MOE—from Gravesend, December I, to Naples
Coanswriss—from Gravesend, Dec. 1, to Alexandria
Crry or ItorrlZDAN—from Gravesend, December 1. to... Dunkirk
CHAlM'S—from Liverpool, December 1, to Bruges
DILOANT —from Liverpool, December 1 to N. Orleans
Esersarame —from Liverpool, December 1, to New V ark
ELIANOR THOMPSON—from Liverpool, December I, to La Guaira
VTIMOOLD—from Gravesend, December I, to Rotterdam
' GALATIA —from Liverpool. December 1, to St. Thomas
JOHN DATIF-tram Liverpool, December 1, to New Orleans
Jimis—from °unsaid. December I, to Newfoundlsod
I LlONNl—tromOroveorod, December 1, to °timelines
' MAIIIA HAIIDT— from Onveseod, December 1, to Tobago
Maar Awe—from Gravesend, December 1, to
NOLTH MUMMA—from Liverpool. 4December I, to Boston
NICHOLAS Stouts—from Liverpool, December I. to Savannah
PATRICK EIGNST—from Portsmouth, November 30, to New Tort
Pawner—ham Queenstown, November 29. to London
RSONOSIMI— from Liverpool, December 1, t 0...... Rio Janeiro
ftsvensissease—from Gravested, December 1. to Antwerp
ROlSZT—from Gravesend, December I, to St. Vincent's
• Tamar No—from Liverpool, December 1, to Para
THANGri—from Gravesend, December 1, to 'Limburg
Tau—from Gravesend, December 1, to Graveling*