The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-26 00:00:00

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305. 9d. Orb, top, 295. ; average, 25e. 6d. Beans, top, 40e.;
swam We. W.
GLaeotaw, Nov. 24.-The supplies from Ireland are again
liberal, cetteivting, mince the 17th inst., of 15,000 qrs. Oats;
3,200 leads Oatmeal ; 1.500 sacks Flour ; 3,600 qes. Barley ;
and 400 qrs. Beans. Vid Orsagemoath, 1,850 qrs. Barley,
and 1,070 qrs. Oats, coastwise, have corns to land; also
540 qes. Wheat, together with 380 qe'. Beans from abroad,
the only foreign arrivals in the Clyde this week haring been
800 qrs. Indian Corn and 1,191) barrels Indian Corn Meal.
The trade has ruled dull since the dote of cur last circular,
with a tendency to lower prices, except for choke
qualities of Wheat and Flour, which, from their compara-
tave scarcity, have commanded our last quotations. Barley
was neglected, although offered freely at 1.. decline. There
was a slender attendance at this day's market, which ruled
dull throughout, and all, except the best qualities of Wheat,
which, owing to the cause above noted, maiutained former
prices, were offering fully Is. per boll lower. Malting Bar
ley was le., and grinding descriptions Is. 6d. per boll cheaper.
Oats were 6d. per boll, and Oatmeal Is. per load lower.
Very little sweet Flour fur sale, and its value
unaltered. Following are the prices : Wheat, per 2401 b..,
white, old, 295. to 30.. Od.; red, 27a. to 30.. ; Scotch,
white, old. 27c to 29e. ; Irish, red and white, old, 245. to 253.;
new, 265. to 275. • Dantsie, old, M. to 305.: Pomeranian,
old, 28s. to 30e. • Danish, old, Mc to 28s. ; Odeon, soft, old,
245. to 26.. ; daLadian, old, 25e. to 275. ; United State,
old, 261. to 295. Barley, per 320 lb., Berwick and
Scotch, new, 22a. to 245. • Irish, new, 20s. 6d. to
235. ; Pomeranian, &c., 22; to 235. 6d. Oata, per
2641 be , Irish, Wexford, &c., new, 18s. 641. Ito 19s. ;
Limerick, &c., new, 19.. to 201.; extra prepared, new,
20., 6d. to 21s; foreign, Russian. old, 178. to lac ; Danish,
161. to 17s. Beans, per 4 imp. bus., English, old, 24e. to
255.; Irish, per 2601bc. new, 21s. to 22+. • Egyptian,
per 2801b5., old, 19s. to 19s. 6d. Peas, per 2801b5., white,
old, 20s. to 225. ; grey, old, 20s. to 21s. ; :`,gnadian, oid,
20e. to 21s. Flour, per 2801b5., English, superfine, old,
44.5. to 465.; Irish ditto, old, 425. to 455.: One, old, 40a.
to 425.; extra choice qualities, old, 465. to 475. ; American,
per barrel, sweet, old, 29.. to 30s. ; Canadian, sweet, old,
8.. to 30e. ; sour, old, 24e. to 255. Oatmeal, per 2801b5.,
Irish, common cut, new, 33e. to Ms. Indian Corn, per
28016., 19e. to 23e.
Onessla, Nov. S.-During the tat week of October, espe-
cially, oar corn merle wane more than usually minuted, and we sold
97,000 ehetwerta of wheat at 20 to 23 rubles; 8,000 chetwerb at hard
wheat, 21 to 211; 11,300 claetwerts of linseed, 21 to 21. 4,50$ diet-
wefts of mane, 18 to 20. Ihe sales of wheat were chisey lag har-
bours In the Mediterranean. The Mate of trade in oar city remains
firm, and we do Dot apprehend any failures.
CHEESE.-BASINGBTOKE FAIR, Nov. 25.-Trade

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very dull, not more than half selling; the prices were quit*
u low so at Ramsey fair, finest Somenets not making more
than 625. to 64s per cwt ; fine double North Wilts, 565.;
best half Cowards, 465. ; good, 445. ; Skims, 26e. to 301.
Some fine truckled Cheese, 60s. ; fancy flavoured, 665. to
58s.

HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Two o' Clock.
Moon. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that there
is no alt, ration in the market; fine and choice Hope are
emery difficult to he met with.
Kew Yid 0. E. Kent. 41. oto 12 Yentiln.t Konte.p.ort. V.lO to 31.10
New Wald of Kent:4 2 16 toe 0 Yowling Suarez „ 2 51n 3 3
New Sumex ..... ... 210 to 3 10 Old H0p.......... 110 to 2 0

SKINS, LEADENIIALL, Nor. 26.—Ilides, 56Ibe.
to 641 be, lid. to I ld. ; 641 be. to 721ba., lad. to 11d. ; 721bs.
to 80161., 11d. to 21.1. ; 8010 s. to 881 b.., 11d. to 21d. ; 88Ibs.
to 961 b.., 21d. to 3d. Nibs. to 104th., 21d. to 3d. Horse
Hideo, Bs. 6d. Calf Skins, 4.. to fo.

BRIIMONDISEY, Nov. 26.—Polled Sheep Skins, 31. 2d. to
as. 2d. Half-breds and Kenn, 2s. 101 to 3s. 4d. Downs,
2s. 3d. to 2a 10d.

CATTLE, &c. Shi ITHPHILD, Two o'Clork.
Although the supply of Snots is not very large, the trade for
them is exceedingly heavy. The unfavourable state of the
weather causes a scanty attendance of buyers; in con-
sequence, many middling qualities remain unsold, and the
hest description experienced a reduction of fully 2d. per gibs,
We have 420 from Holland, 110 from Scotland, 30 from Ire-
land, and about 150 Mulch Cows, the remainder from vari-
ous parts of the country. The number of Sheep is not large,
but quite adequate to the demand, which is exceedingly
limited; it is difficult to effect a clearance at 2d. per 81bs.
lower for ail descriptions ; there are nearly 700 from Hol-
land. Good Calves are by no means plentiful ; a choice
one still makes Os. 2d., but other kinds are lower ; we have
87 from Holland. Trade is very heavy fur Pigs at rather
lower prices.
Per stone of Blba. ad. ad. Per stone of Blba ad. ad.
Bat Scow Hereford... 4 4 1 Beg Dan & 111..bd0. Bk. 0 0 0 0
Bad Sborahoras .. 4 4 Bea Lood.woolo ...... 4 4 4 8
Bowed quality Bare.. 2 3 Do. do. Shore .. e 0 0 0
Woe. . 4 6 Sea and woad quality 3 10 4 4
Hlp ................ 4 6 Do. do. Shona ...... 0 0 0 a
Boa Doc & Illabrais 4 1 6 Lange . . 0 0 0 0
Desoto at market. 1.203 ; Bboop sad Lambs 4.010: Calves. ]11; Pips. 390.
ALIMSFOItD. Nov. 25.—The supply was large. Stock
Sheep sold high, and nearly all found purchase,.; some
Ewes making 425. ; moderate, 385.; inferior, 344.;
poor, 30s. Stock Lambs, 304. to 35.. each ; common size,
26.. to 28..; poor, 211. to 22.. Stock Wetherv, 36. to 445.;
inferior, 28s. to 305. A large number of fat Sheep, all of
good quality, made the best prices given during the last
month, viz., from 7101. to Bd. par lb. ; second quality, 61d.
to 7d. ; inferior, Sid. Some very Sae Lambs made fully
Bd. per lb.
LEIDS FORT:4IOBT Falai, Nov. 24.—We have to report
a small supply of stock at this fair today, which met with
ready mile, all being sold up. Prime Beef fetched Sid. ; in-
ferior, 41d. per lb. Mutton, 61. to 61d. per lb.
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LINCOLN FAT STOCK MAKIRT.-OR Wednesday there
was a small supply of Mutton and Beef, and there was a brisk
demand. Beef, 7e. per it. ; Mutton, 71. per lb.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 22.-The supply of Mock at our market
to-day be. been larger than that of last week. There was a
numerous attendance of customers, and the whole, or nearly
so, sold at an advance in price from our last statement. Beet,
sd. to 64d. • Mutton, 6d. to 7d. per lb. Ca:tle imported into
Liverpool, irons Nov. 18 to Nov. 22: Cows, 1,862 ; Calves,
20; Sheep, 3,191 ; Pigs, 1,678; Horses, 81.
Neweurrmt, Nov. 23.-The supply of cattle on offer
small, and very inferior in point of quality. There was a
good and reasonable show of Sheep, both in quantity and
quality; and a good supply of Swine, the quality excellent.
The demand for cattle was slow, yet former rates were fully
supported. The Sheep market was tolerahly steady; all
kinds folly realised last week's prices, and a good clearance
was effected. Pigs were is very active request, and moved
a quickly, at high rates. Prices: Beasts, ss. 6d. to 7s.
Pork, 7s. to 75. 3d. per stone of 141 b. Sheep, 4d. to tlid. per
lb. sinking the offal.
ROYSEY. Nov. 25.-Fat Brut of every description were
sold at a reduction of 6d. per score pounds ; the primed not
making more than 105. 64.; good, 10s.; moderate, 9e. 6d.; in-
ferior at 95. Fat Calves were scarce, yet sufficed for the de-
mand, prioes,lo..6d. per score. A large quantity of fat Sheep,
not more than half sold; thou purchased were at a decline of
4d. per stone ; some few choice Dawns were sold at 6s. pet
stone of Blbs.• moderate Sheep, at 45. 4d. to 45. 6d. ; com-
mon,Ul at . n the Pig market a 'rest number of fat, large
and small ; pries from 95. 6d. to 102. per score, many not
selling.
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SALFORD, Nov. 24.—We bad a poor show of stock to-
day, which caused prime Beef to command ready sale at
fay 10s. per head advance, but in inferior no change. Mut-
ton fully as dear.
EDINBUROII, Nov. 24.—The supply of Sheep was lees than
bat week by 624 bend, the number shown being 2,703. Su-
perior aged Sheep were Name, and sold readily at 64d. per
lb. ; current rates, 6d. to sd. ; inferior lots, 41d. to 4d. • and
a considerable number of lots unsold. There wee a good de-
mend for superior stock, which was not plentiful. Secondary
and inferior quality hung heanly,and &large number uneold.
Top price of ben Beef, 9s. ; current, Be. 4d. to 8.. ; Inferior,
7s. 601. to 71. per Dutch stone. About 700 or 800 was shown
on the same ground as All Hallow fair was held ; but very
few good lots, being the refuse of late markets. Altogether
it woe a good selling market, and allowed to be better than
Hallow tam

Gtmoow, Nor. 22.—Sheep were scarce in the market to-
day, and brought high prices. Best black-faced sold at
263.6 d. ; Ewes from 16s. to 235., according to quality. Best
Beef and Tallow brought from 10s. 6d. to I Is. per trop stone.

For Yesterday's Mantras me &et page.

SHIPPING.

Mena Aaarvan.—Dublia, 3: Waterford, 1; Densghades,
1 ; Guernsey and Jersey, 1 ; Flanden, I.
LONDON Nov. 28.—Wind this day at noon, 8.5. E.,
light breeze, and dull hazy weather, with rain. The
HOIAOIIIL from hence, is reported to bare been wrecked at
Grand Bases Liberia (Africa), previously to 15th ult.
MARGATI, Nov. 25.—S.W.—Off port : Elphin.stone, tramSinffaaxa"n, Noy. 25.—5.5. W., fresh.—Arrived Fanny A..
Gangues, Cape Coast Castle ; Palmyra, Demerara ,• Sussex,
St. Vincent's; Briti eh queen, Quebec; Java, Calcutta;
Chinon, Lima; La sitazia,Oporto; Queen of the Isles, Val-
paean, and passed for tic river. Arrived from the river
and remain: Elizabeth, Grenada; lon, New Orleans ;
Gazelle, Gaernsey ; Velocity, Jamaica; Jane, Cape of Good
Hope; Victor, Hobart Town; Enamors, Port Adelaide.
Swarrexe, Nov. 24.—5. Arrived : Medelaide Green-
fell, Cuba ; Aboukir, Valparaiso.
Cowan, Nov. 25.—5.5. W., strong.—Arrived : Caroline
Augusta, Penang ; Emperor, from Quebec, for Plymouth.
Orr Dwarstou•nr, Nov. 26.—Devongire, from Sourabaya.
PORT TALBOT, Nov. 24.—The Sia.ers, and Olive Branch,
have been got off shore, apparently with little damage.
PORTINLLAIN, Nov. 22,—The Ellen and Mary, of Port
Madoc, and not the Catherine and Mary, has been got off
shore.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 2.5.—W.5.W., showery.—Arrived
Prosperous, Oporto ; Edward Barnett, Sidonie, and litague-
ten, Odessa ; Amulet, Malta; Happy Return, Lisbon ; Ann,
and Desire,Galatz. Passed by: The Belgianbarque Emanuel
Gan, from Antwerp for Singapore. Sailed Athena, Rot-
terdam. Pat in : Cassandra, London for Terceira.
CHATNAIt, NOT. 25.—Arrived : Wilson, Sierra Leone.
Pornamoirrx, Nov. Victoria,
New York, and paned for London ; Ida, Amsterdam, for
Trieste; Minerva, Middleburg, for Batavia. Arrived from
London: Switzerland, for New York; George Macdonald,
Fernando Po ,• Orient, Swan Eivel. Off port : Ann Bates,
Sydney, N.B.W. ; Rove
Barwrox, Nov. 23.—
NEWPORT, Nov."
BRANT.
CLYDE, Nov. 24,
George, Demerara ,
Coaa, Nov. 23.—'
Jane, of Whitetuiven,
masts,laving been die
DROGURDA, Nov.
making little water,
TARKOLTII, Nev.
from Sunderland, got
been abandoned, and

Norma, Whydah.
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23.—Q.W.—Arrived: Clydeside, Cuba.
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; Nepaut, New Yor
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