The Express.
London, England, 1847-01-08 00:00:00

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Barley continues in good request, and is now 12s. per ewt.
Peaseral, 16a. per ewt. Malt, 36a. per barrel. The quantity
of Osts up to Friday last was ; on that day we had a
tolerable supply. We cannot, however, note much change
in our quotations, wbfeh are 100. to Ils. 6d. for potato, and
10.. to Ils. for Poland. Oatmeal continues in scanty supply,
and prices ■re rather higher than on this day week. The
consumption is considerable, and for first quality at the male
(yesterday) 21s. 6d. was paid ; and middling to good, 20a. to
21s. per cwt. The demand for Indian Meal as unceasing,
and the price may now be quoted at 18s. per cwt. Indian
Cum, 17a. per cwt. •

LIMERICK. JAN. 6.—We have no addition to
supplies at market to note. About 300 barrels only of Wheat
at to-day's market, which sold at same rates an last advised.
It is certain that farmers will not bring this grain to market,
reserving it fur summer food, in case of need, after seeding
and the intermediate home consumption. Oats sell at 18id•
per stone, but little in demand ; and no Barley. The con-
sumption oral' coarse food continues unprecedented.

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WATERFORD, JAN. 6.—Our receipts of grain since
Saturday have been particularly scanty ; in fact, scarcely •
barrel of country Corn' now exhibited for sale. Under these
circumstances prices of Wheat, Barley, and Oats to the
farmer must be considered quite nominal. There is no
change to be noted in the value of either Flour or Indian
Corn; but the sale for the latter is very languid for the
moment.
EDINBURGH, JAN. S.—At this morning's market
we bad only a moderate supply of Wheat, Barley, and
Beans; that of Oats more liberal. The quality in general
was much affected by the damp weather we have lately ex-
perienced. Wheat wag quickly taken off at an advance of
2s. per qr. on last week's rates. The high prices asked by
holders of free foreign And English tended, in some degree,
to cheek the demand ; but ultimately a fair amount of beg-
nese was done at a similar improvement. Barley was eagerly
sought after, and bou,rht readily 31. to 4s. per qr. ever the
currency of this day se'nuigbt. Oats, also, were in good
demand, and are la. dearer. Beans must he noted Is. to 2s. ;
and white Pea', Is. per qr. higher. Wheat, 783 qrs., top,
81s. ; average, 88s. Ed. Barley, 075 qrs., top, 525. • ' average,
465. Bd. Oats, 1,089 qre., top, 425. ; average, 365. Id, Beans,
46 qrs., top, 565.; average, 53.. 7d.

HAMBURG, i)Re. 30.—Wheat, Polish, 153 193;
Anhalt Msgd., red, 153 177 ,• ditto, white, 159181; Mark
and Brunswick, 153 rrs Meeklenberg and Pomeranian,
153 178; Holstein, 148 171 ; Eider and Busum, 15.5 187 ;
Lower Elbe, 148 171. .Rye, Mark, Meeklenherg, and Po-
meranian, 138 152 ; Hamra, 132 140; Russian, 138 142.
Berle , Danish, 88 104 ; Anhalt Maid., 112 123. Oats,
II and Holstein, 64 76 ; Lower Rlbe, 60 67 ; Peas,
,115 1364 Vetches, 106 120. Rapeseed, 160 1410.
HAVEL—Tnumactions in American Flour hays
been made at Havre within the last few day., to the amount
of 23,000 or 24,000 barrels, to deliver. The price bid 41f.,
41f. 60e., and 42f. per barrel.
HOPS.
BOROUGH MARKET, Two o'Clock. —Molars. Pat-
tenden and Smith, 'cop Factors, report that the market
is very firm with but very few Hops on offer.
Midi PAW Keats. peeL IL oto 010 Wlllllm Keau.. p eel. 30 rte 41. 4
Weald of Keels , 4 0 to4' 0 Yearling sworn.. 4 oto 4 •
Hearn 3IAto 4 10 tad Hops , 3 0004 •
Passaaats
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NEWIItRY, JAN. 7.—The price of Malt sceme also
to tend to raise this artiele, holders remaining firm and de-
mandiwg from 61. to 10s, per cwt. more money Wan the
acknowledged prices of this day month. Ekwt Farnham.
from 71. to 7 guineas per cwt. ; Alton., 61. to 61. 10s.; Wor-
cester., 61. ; Keats. 61:: to a ; do., old, 2!. to 4!.: more
doing. The retail prices ass IU. to 20d. per lb.
WOOL

NEWBUET, JAN. 7.—liesiTers are disposed to hold,
in the anticipation of price!' going up refusing 12d. to 13d.
for their best Lamb's-Wool, and lid, to 12d. for Long.
Every other description it the same low prices.

NEWBURY, JAN. 7.-426 Sheepskins sold this day,
the best Downs reaching es. 6d. to b. 9d. each ; other quali-
ties, Os. 6d. to 31. 9d. Long Wool, of the Leicester and
Cottitwold half-bred, frogs V. 6d. to 68.; not aso.rtad, Is.
The best Oz Hides were sold at 21d. per lb.; Cow, and
lighter, 24d. to 21d. Calf-skins, 41d. to 44d. per lb.; heavy,
6s. to 7s. each. Horse Hides, Ts. to 10s.