The Express.
London, England, 1847-12-22 00:00:00

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Rum et pm rdl.
Leeward Wand

Proof . . . 1 7 ...
Demerara, 26 to
36 per cent.
0.P.. . .2 6 3 3
Jamaica, 20 to 36.

per cent. 0:1". 3 0 ... 4 0
Favourite marks 4 4 ... 0 0
Scantly, Ist Wheal To
7 ... 6 6
Seitiehspirite, d.p TO 6 0 0
Scotch
Irish lO 6 ... 9 0

FLAX, par the.
Rigs, P.T.R. £47 0 ..S6 0
St. Petersburg, 9
heed 0 0... 0
Dutab sad Flinkb 36 0...65 0
Prissbuid

thoo at par tom.

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half clew
[Up, Rhine
*abbot
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pass
21anills
Past bugs Sam.— II 0..12 0
Bombay II 0...38 o
Jute _

Tor, at per cwt.
llama 64 0...
Waite
Own. in bloats 66 1... 0 •

w.....

A'S 1$ £ 0

TALLOW.—The market remains without aitem-
tine. On the .pot, 47a; all the year, 465. 6tl.

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDERSFIELD, Dec. 21.
Oar Piece-hall of to-day presents ao animated appearance,
yet we cannot say that thiogs are any worse. Some of the
small manufacturers are doing rather more to order than
they were, and we begin to look forward with increased
hopes for the spring. Good coloured fancy stripes, and
some few plaided goods, are not so bad to sell ea they were.

HOPS. Boßouca MARKET, Two o Clock.
Moon. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that there
is a steady descend for all Hops, at the following prices.
New WO a 11. Kanto 41. 0 twit. 12 Yearling Kenai...n.14.10 to 3110
New Weald of heats 2 10 to 4 0 Yearliae Pusses „ . Gto 3 3
New &rex ........t 10 to 310 Old Hops o 1 10 V., 2 0
Pantheon ...... 4 4to 6 12

SALIIMIIRY, Dee. 21.—The large speculative holders here
eked an advance this day of 3s. per cwt. for Farnham', and
2s. for best country and Sane: }"arnhams, 41. 16s. to 51. Si.
per cwt.; others, 31. 16s.

WOOL.—iIUDDERBFIELD, Dec. 21.—The opera-
tions in the Wool trade have been very limited during the
past week. German Wools mast fall in price ; this in in
consequence of the small quantity which his been used
during the put three or four months, coupled with the
heavy stocks remaining on hand. Prices for all kinds of
our Colonial Wools are stationary.

CATTLE, Bc.—ALBOURNZ FAT STOCK SHOW.—
With the exception of stock shown for prizes, we cannot
speak very highly of the quality in general, but some few
good animals were produced. Sales were tolerably brisk, at
abut the current prices. The show of Pigs tolerably good,

Otasoow, Dec. 20.—There was a fair supply of Sheep
and Cattle in t►e market to-day. Sheep were dear. Belt
white-faced Sheep brought 40s. ; best black-faced. 335. ;
Ewes, 21s. 6d. Best Beef and Tallow brought from 105. to
10s. fkl. per tron stone.

For Yesterday's Market* Na last page.

SHIPPING.

Malta ARRIVID.—DubIin, 3 ; Waterford, 2 ; Denaghadee,
1 ; Guernsey, dte., 1; French, 1 ; Flanders, 1.
LONDOX, Dee. 22. —Wind this day at noon, E.N.E.,
light airs, dull neither.
Rumens, Dec. 21.—S.E. to S.S.W. -Sailed . Despatch,
River Gambia.

Dear., Dec. 21.-13. E. to N.W.—Arrived from the river
and sailed : Zenobia, Calcutta; Miranda, Lady Ann, Eliza-
beth, fit. Michael's ; Mary Rowe, Cubs ; Scotia, Cape and
Madras; Cheshire Witch, Rio Janeiro; Corona, Pernam-
buco. Remains: Britannia, for St. John's. Sailed . Ren-
shaw, Bremen.
PORT8)4015111, Dec. 21.—N.E.—Arrived: Sisters, London.
Sailed : Maria Sophia, Boston, U.S.; Anna, Brut.
Orr WnYnoura.—Oreenlaw, from Calcutta; William
Gibson, far Madras.
PLYMOUTH, Dee. 21.—E.—Balled : David Malcolm, Port
Adelaide; Orient, Swan River •, Louvre, New York.
FORST, Dec. 20.—N.B.—Sailed Miranda, Antigua.
Faimorrs, Dec. 20.—5. E.-21st, E., fain—Arrived:
Eurydioe„Odessa ; Cromarty, Marseilles; Jubilee, Galati.
Put in: Edward, from Dunkirk, for Martinique, and sailed
again ; Amaranth, from Odessa, for London ; Etheldred,
from Moulmein, for Chatham. Off : Carnarvon, from New
South Wahl, for London. Spoke: The Portuguese brig
"turbans, with loss of rudder; supplied her, December 12,
Ist. SAO, lea. 21, a lower-yard, rope, de. Sailed : H.M.
=Sgull, Brazils; Ann Eliza, Porto Pleat; Gates-
Park, Constantinople: Indian, Brazils ; Vigilant,
=0; Aurora, Terceira; Formosa, Bahia; Allport, Bar-
; Juno, Palermo; Loadon, Jamaica; Junior, Leg-
horn; Amelie, Alexandria; Apprentice, Persian Gulf; Dne
Aurelius, Trieste; Johanna, Leghorn; Lancashire Lam, St.
Michael's ,• Orline, St. Thomas's ; Isabella, Sierra Leone;
Burrell, Genoa ; Monarch and Joseph, Lmhern.
Penzance, Dec. 20.—N.E., fresh.—Arrived: Mecca, St.
Domingo.
Burro., Dec. 21.-B.E.—Sailed : too, Jamaica; City of
Rochester, Mobile; Argo, Newfoundland. The Solway,
from Quebec to Gloucester, which drove on shore to the
eastward of the river on the 6th instant, floated this morn-
ing, and is now at anchor in Kingroad.
Nswrorr, Dec. 20.—N.E.—Sailed John Scott, Ceylon;
Georgians, St. Thomas's ; Catherine Pink, Jamaica ; Au-
dacia, Havannah ; Effingham, New York.
HOLYHEAD, Dee. 20.—The Lady Brougham, of Salcombe,
from Liverpool to Santander, got on the rocks to-day, but
floated off with considerable damage.
JIMMY, Dec. 19.—Arrived: Venus, Newfoundland.
BRIDPORT, Dec. 20.—A quantity if railway sleepers have
been picked up near here.
IStrznalizsa, Dee. 21.—rhs Ceurageuse Eugenia, from
Hamburg to Cette, has been brought into this port with sells
damaged, and pumps choked, having experienced very
heavy weather, and been driven under the sunk sand.
TORBAY, Dec. 20.—The John Hermann, from Hamburg
to Sierra Leone, which went on shore yesterday, has fallen
over on her beam-ends, and has become a complete wreck,
her cargo and materials are being removed, in a damaged
state.

MILFORD, Dee. 20.—The Lord Canterbury, of Bridge-
water, from Quebec to Liverpool, was fallen in with on me
18th inst. at 6,84 p.m., off Cape Clear, beariag N.E. 35
=Bet, dier.assted and breaking up, and with the crew in the
tip, by the John arrived here from St. John's, N. 8., which
wasseeded in taking off the mate and twelve of the crew. The
wasiter, two men, and two apprentices were left in the top ;
the heavy - • blowing s' the •'-
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the
amid '

Onaort
during the
MUMBLES,
lying in the'
for safety.
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The Tay,
outward pea
Pa from
wadi&

yga—ce blowing at e time prevented any rther
e being rendered. One of the apprentices was
in endeavouring to jump into the boat.
Dec. 18.—It blew a heavy gale from the S.W.
be whole of yesterday.
'LEO, Dec. 19 —Theapie434heally, whilst
the roads at anchor, tin cys the nape
, Dee. 15.—The S ' ;lie=
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>1 to Perth, d ,' of Via
!Imlay this in. • Valcuultilt•
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pomp oa the 11 • •"7-
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upper.
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