The Express.
London, England, 1847-12-31 00:00:00

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BANBURY, Dec. 30.—The Corn trade in all its branches
has been very quiet to-day, and the value of most articles
without alteration, the only difference being a reduction of
about Is. per qr. on Barley. The following are the prices :
Old Wheat, 6s. 6d. to 7s. 2d ; new, 6s. to 7s. Barley,
malting, 30s. to 33.. ; grinding, 28e. to 301. Oats, 24c to
30s. Beans, old, 61. to 6s. Bd, • new, 4e. Bd. to 6s. Pd.
BIBROY6 STORTFORD, Dec. 30.—Our market was thinly at-
tended. and but little business was done, yet a clearance was
effected, at a reduction of about Is. per qr. on Wheat and
Barley. Other grain much the same.
Bikmprolism, Dec. 30 —During the present week the
transactions in the trade bare been on the moat limited scale,
and the value of Wheat of all descriptions is nominally the
same. For Barley we have more demand. Few Oats offer-
ing. Some Beans have changed hands at previous rates.
Peas Sr.., owing to the cold weather. At this day's market
there was a good supply of Wheat, and the trade ruled dull,
with the turn in favour of the buyer. Barley of all descrip-
dons quite as dear. For Oats we had a fair demand, at
former prices. Lower rates were not submitted to for Beans,
and some quantity changed hands. Peas unaltered.

Bruottrow, Dec, 30.—A fair demand for Wheat, although
sales proceeded slowly. Barley was in good request. Oats,
Beans, and Peu, steady. Wheat, white, 131. 10s. to 141. ;
red, 121. 10e. to 131. Barley, 30s. to 345. Oats, 19a. to 21e.
Beans, 36e. to 40s. Peas, 365.
Baterot, Dec. 30.—The import of 6,100 qrs. of Black
Sea Wheat, and coastwise 1,966 qn. (also of foreign Wheat),
this week, is a considerable addition to the moderate stock in
this port. From Ireland 2,191 qrs. of Oats arrived this
week, and coastwise 126 qn., 309 qrs. Barley, and 300 bar-
rels and 460 sacks Fleur. Farmers supplies are pretty good
in condition and quantity, but the Made has ruled dull, and
to-day's market was ill.attended. Prices of everything may
be quoted as last week, but buyers were very cautious, and
required the turn to be in their favour on the few transac-
tions which took place to-day.

• Fatima/as, Dec. 30.—The Wheat trade was firm this as y,
at last week's rates, with a good supply. The supply of
Barley wee large, and middling samples were from Is. to 26.
per qr. lower. heat from 121. 10e.to 161. per load. Barley,
%a to 325. per qr. Oats, 20s. to 26e. Feu, 38s. to 41s.
Beans, 42a. to 60s.
GODLLYINO, Dec. N.—There was no material alteration
in the price of Wheat at this market to-day. The supply
and demand were about equal.

Ilircranr, Dee. 30.—Our Wheat market about the SUDO
as leaf week. Barley from Is. to 2a. cheaper. Other grain
without any alteration.

Loon!, Dec. Z).—Business to a moderate extent was
intimated in Corn to-day, and for Wheat a trifling advance
was in some instances obtained--sey L. per qr. Barley de-
-1 olised Is. Oat' and Beans as last quoted. Wheat. 51e. to

NEWSY, Dec. 29.—There is a tendency to rather higher
prices in our grain market, although, with the exception of
Wheat, we cannot alter our figures fur any article.
WATERIORD, Dec. 29.—Owing to the severity of the
weather, our market has been but scantily supplied with all
kinds of grain from the country since Saturday last, and
prices may be quoted nominally as on that day. For Indian
Corn, as well as Flour, late nto, are readily obtained.
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811/NBUROH, Dee. 29.—At this slay's market there wan a
large supply of Wheat from the growers, and, there being
only a slender attendance of buyers, the sale was dull, at
about the currency of this day week. Foreign Wheat was
in good demand, and a fair amount of business was done, at
fully previous rates. The supply of Barley was larger un
for some weeks past, and exceeding the present demand;
a clearance could not be effected, even at a reduction of la.
per qr. Oats were a good sale, and the turn dearer. Beane
dull, bet unaltered. Wheat, top, 665. ; average, 545. 6d.
Barley, top, 365. 6d.• average, 31s. Id. Oats, top, 285.;
average, 245. 6d. Beans, top, 3.55. ; average, 335. 9d.
131Lasoow, Dee. 29.—Supplies continue small—those la
the Clyde since this day week consisting of only 1,100 backs
Flour, 1,120 loads Oatmeal, and 2,200 quarters of Oats frost
Ireland; and, coo Grangemouth, the coasting arrivals are
only 700 quarters Wheat, 334 quarters Barley, and 320
quarters Oats; and none from foreign ports. The
Wheat trade has kept very steady during the past
week, but the transactions have been on a limited
scale. For sweet barrel Flour 31s. has been made in retail.
Oats, with a fair demand and small supply, have brought
the full currency of last Wednesday. Barley has become
scarce, and its vales has tended upwards. Beans and Peas
attract little attention. This day's market was thinly at-
tended, and only a limited business occurred in any article.
Wheat maintained its previous currency. Oats were quits
as dear; and Barley must he noted Is. per boll dearer than
this day week.

CATTLE, &c.—Smrrarir.LD, 2low o'
We have to-day a large supply of Beasts, and the demand
limited, the weather being unfavourable to trade. Prices are
fully 2d. per 8 Ihs. lower than on Monday, nor can a clear-
ance be effected at this reduction ; several of second-rate qua.
lily remain unsold. Although the number of Sheep is not
large, there are quite so many so are wanted ; tradeus
slow, still Monday', prices are tolerably well supported.
There is an unusually short nipple of Calves; in consequence
they are sold dearer. Pigs are 'by no means plentiful and
trade for them is brigs. at higher prices. From Bonsai' we
have 233 Beasts and 770 Sheep; from the neighbourhood of
London, 120 Milch Cows. •
Per stone of Or.. ad. ad. Per Hoes of Eta ad. ad.
Bert ENNA Herefords 4 8 6 BM De. Brllf..bds. IL. 0 0 •
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BETIALIT, Dee. 29.—There was a very good supply of
Beasts, and an average show of Sheep, all of which changed
hands. Beef, 7.. to 7s. 6d. per owns. Mution, 60. to 7e.
per lb.

NEWARK, Dec. 28.—Our fat stock market has been •m 7
small indeed, in consequence of the great scarcity offat meat
in this neighbourhood. Beef, 7s. 6d. to Be, per at. ; Mut-
ton, 7d. to 74d. per lb. Beasts, 26 ; Sheep, 140.

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NEWCARTLR, Dec. 28.—We have • small supply of Cattle
on offer this morning, the quality of which is good—alas
good average show of Sheep, both in respect to quantity and
quality, and • good show of Pigs. There were about 260
head of Beasts for sale here to-day ; all kinds are eagerly
sought after, and prices have an upward tendency. There
is a goad attendance of both loaf and district buyers, and all
was nearly sold up at nine o'clock. The demand for Sheep
is steady, and the middling kinds are making more money
than last week. Pigs are a ready sale. Prices Beata 7s.
to fie. ; Pork, 6s. to 7s. 6d. per stone of Me. ; Sheep, .4d.
to 7d. per lb., sinking offal. Number of Sheep, 3,838;
Swine, 253.
EDINBURGH, Dec. 29.—The supply of Cattle was 73 Ism
than last week, among which were some superior animals.
There was • quick demand, fully maintaining last week's
prices. Top of best Beef, 91. ; current, Bs. 6d. ; inferior,
7e. 6d. to 61. per Dutch atone, and nearly all sold. Thsi
number of Sheep was lees than last week. Demand good,
and sales quick, at an advance on previous prime (especially
for the best quality). Top of best Mutton, 7d.; current,
61d. to 6d. Ewes and inferior stock, sd. to 4d. ; and nearly
all sold.

fly Yesterdav's Markets ate lase page.

SHIPPING.
MAILS ARRITED.—DubIia, 4; Waterford, 3; Donagbadee,
1 ; Guernsey, 1 ; Flanders, 1 ; Boston, 1 ; Lisbon, 1.
Losoox, Dec. 31.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.E.,
light airs, and damp dull weather, with fog.
Saimassae, Dec. 30 —Sailed : Staadarsed, Batavia.
DEAL, Dec. 30.—S.S.W. fresl.—Arrived: Topers, Be,-
Mei' • Teaser, Bahia ; Australia, Callao ; Arab, Patras_,_. and
all pained to the river. (Bolus, from Antwerp, for St. Ulm,
lost anchor and part of chain, and has been supplied.
Orr PORTLAND, Dec. 28.—Koophandel, from Surinam,
for Rotterdam.
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WEXFORD. Dee. 28.—Two boata have been washed ashore
near Arklow, quite new, but the n►me-boards were broken
off. A book was found in one of them, in which was writ-
ten, " Barque Conqueror, of Sunderland, Robt. Whitaker,
matter." A boat LS also reported to have been picked up
at lateen Heed._

PETIRRRAD, Dee. 29.—The Earl of Aberdeen, from Aber-
deen to Sunderland, went on the rooks this morning during
a gale and it is feared she will not be got o 8
BaiirroL, Dec. 30.—N., fresh.—Arrived Mary Jane,
end Recovery, from Prince Edward's Island, for Bideford;
Maple Leaf, Quebec.
NEWPORT, Dec. 30.—N.E.—Arrived: Secret, Quebec.
Sailed: John Knox, Coquimbo.
CLTDR Dec. 29.—W.—Arrived: Kyndford, New York;
Rankin,Dalhousie. Sailed : Favourite, Trinidad.
MAROLTR, Dec. 30.—The Robert and Mary, from Lynn
to Plymouth, got on the Long Nose last night, but Caine off
this morning.
Dot:tare, I. M., Dee. 19.—A large quantitTife wreck
came on shore on Cnuistale beach yesterday. A stern-
piece is marked "Ocean Queen," cut in, and pain white ;
Part ofa mizen-mast, painted white, and a boom, 28 feet
long, painted black, cants ashore here on the 17th inst. They
appeared to have belonged to a Loge ship. The masts, saps,
andon/T.2, apparnenta allerge schooner, were seen drift-
mloarexog= oDeo. 30.-8.8. W. to W.N.W., Rms.—Ar-
rived : Wetherell, Taganrog, lest from Southampton. It
blew hard last night, with Leary rain, from 8.8. W., bet at
daylight moderated.
Fazatourn, Dec. 30.-8. to N.W. rain.—Arrived: Ven-
ture, Marseilles; William 'Yankee, Triads ; Arra" Ms.
fiancee. Put in: Elizabeth, Nevrosatle 01111111111iWeill
Prussian brig Talisman, Stettin for Briebil; Essima amps
Nestor, Baltic for Marseilles. Sailed: Seidner XAMS.
Cowan, Dec. 30.—The Slan Romney, front It. Mt%
N. B. to London went on shore last eight arm WasedeMle
and it is expected will become a total wreck ; new mei
PLYMOUTH, Dec. 30.—N.N.W.—Arrived Van% RINI
Bdward's Island. Sailed : Scotia. Cam of Goad Mae&

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