The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-22 00:00:00

F AAAAAA , Dee. 21.-We had a good
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Wheat, pt ISA. Si. to 141 10s. Barley per qr., 261. to
32e. Oats, Ifs. te Me. Peas, Ma. to 420. leans, Ma to 44e.
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amount of busbeem was transacted. Baxley, Is. lower.
OODALMING, Dec. 20.-The Wheat trade wan doll hers
Main today, sad prism have still a down tende3Bncy,
Wheat, red. 365. to 445. ; old, 46e. to 60s. ; w wahird te, e. to
Me ; old, 60e. to Ma. Barley, 23e. to 27e. ; malting, 301. to
32a. Peas, 34a. to 38s. Oats, 17e. to 22a.
Haviewment, Deo. 19.-At this market to-day we
had • very limited tale for
both cur millen template
greatly of the Floor trade, and with them and mer-
chants there was less disposition to do blueness than ever.
Harley but little pour after ; secondary qualities almost
and
Pe ~ and super ne Is. to 2s. per qr. cheaper. Brans
and Pen in better supply, at Is. prr qr. len mestey. Wheat,
whits, 465. to 495. per qr.
; red, 40s. to 455. Barley, 28s. to
325. Beans and Per, 30.. to 35e.
LOUTH, Dee. 20.-The Cornmarket to-day was without
life, end the business dons was trivial, the farmers not being
willing to submit to the reduction which buyers required.
Prices for all ankles May be called lower, lay, Wheat 241.,
and Beans Barley, and Oats each le. per mr. Wheat, 38e.
to 45s ; Barley, 25.. to 29.. ; Outs, 15.. to 18s. ; Beam, 345.
to 395. per qr. Seconds Flour, 2e. per atom
II itturroen, Dec. 21.-This day we had a trade for Wheat
as before; only the best samples at the rate of last day. Lent
corn at • stand. I
MANNINOTKEZ, Dee. 21.-We have had a very dull'
market to-day tor all kinds t f grain. Prieto have declined 1
lully le. per qr. from last week's rates ; Beans and Peas la.
to 2s , with very little business doing.
MARKET RABBN, Dec. 11) -Our market to-day may stM
be quoted on somewhat lower terms than last week for an
I
kinds of grain.
MaLTON MOWnRAT, Dec. 19.-We hays had a good sup-
ply of all kinds of grain at this market, which went off at
full Is. per qr. lower than last week. Wheat, old, Ms. to
6.2 • new, 47.. to 50.. Barley, m
old Oats, old, 275.
to 30.. ; new, 18e. to 225. Beans, , 433 s to 475.
Hewitt/KT, Dec. 21.-The quantity of Wheat on offer this
day was only moderate, for which there was scarcely any de-
fulle a a rednetka of from Is. to 2s. per qr. There was a
ful supply of Barley ; best descriptions met a steady sale, at
a reduction or Is. per qr., but for inferior there was but little
demand. Oats, Beane, and Peas continue dull. Averages
to than 6th of Dec. 1,115 qrs. Wheat, at 455. 6d. per qr. ;
784 q. Barley at 324 ; 30 qrs. Beans, at 40s. 94.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. 21.-The demands on granaried Wheat
emulous large, and at this day's market !semen offered mon.
than of late; full prime were made, and in some instances
Is. per qr. advance. Flour, brisk Ulf, at 40e.
ROYaTON, MC. 20.-Corn trade very fiat ; nothing but
floe qua icy could keep its price. All other descriptionsgaee
way. Wheat, 25e to 32e. per load. Barley, 270. to 36e.
Oat., 16a to 245.
&merrier-me Tess, Dec. 20.-We had &large supply of
grain at this day's market from the mowers. Wheat met a
slow ssle, at a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr. Oats, Beans, and
Pees each Is. per qr. lower, with a limited demand. Prices :
British : Wheat, per qr., of 631 b. to the bushel, Durham
and Yorkshire, red, 40s. to Ms.; whin, 50s. to 545. ;
south musty, red, 49e. to 505.; white, 50e. to 54e.; old
red, Ms. to 53e. Oats, feed, per qr., 16s. to 225. • potato, 24e.
to 16e. Beans, new, 32a. to 365.; old, 365. to 4e;. Flour per
tack of 2801 M., fine, 36e. to 37e. • superfine, 395. to 40s.
per qr. Oatmeal, per sack of 2801 be., Scotch, 31e. to 33e.
per qr. Foreign : Wheat, per qr. of 631bs. to the bushel,
Rostock, Wismar, and Stralsund, 51s. to 535. Hamburg
and Stettin, Ws. to 52a. ; Holstein and Danish, 50e. to 525.
Oata, Dutch and Friesland, Ms. to 22.. Peas, boiling,
its to 36a. Cloverseeds, red, in bond, per cwt., 265. to
lie. ; whits, 30s. to 365.
lie Bet DOZ. Dee 21.-We have had a sharp. frosty morn-
ing, with a clear, dry air. A short supply of Wheat, and a
better disposition with millers to become purchasers brought
a better sale, and it was cleared oft at last week's Oen. The
best sample of Chiddam made 575. per qr. The average price
this week is 511. B airy is in fair demand. Oats abetter
bade. Wens, new, 345. ; old, 40e. Peas, 365.
Wail. AAAAA N, Dec. 21.-To day'. supplies of ell kinds
were met limited, and that, added to a poor demand, made
the motet rule dull, with material alterations in price, not.
withstanding the arrivals by water have been large. The
1 top price for superior country Wheat was 21s. per bushel of
14 stone; some prime Manx and Scotch samples went at
22.. 61 ; Irish Wheat, 201. per bushel; secondary qualities,
of all kinds, 19e. per bushel. In Barley there was a ram-
lion of fe m Ild. to Is. per bushel of 12 stone, according to
quality ; the highest figure was Ils. 6d for country and
Scotch, but ordinary sorts wire as low as 10s. 6d. per bushel.
Similar reduction in Oats ; the beet sorts, weighing 421 b..,
made 8. 3d. per bushel ; less conditioned qualities, 7s. 6.1.
Flour smile.; stationary, at from 2s. 4d. to 2.. 6i. per stone.
Oatmeal sells at from le. 10d. to 2a. per stone. Potatoes, 3d.
to 9d. per stone.
EDINBURGH, Dee. 20.-The supply of Wheat from the
farmers was asain small, and although the condition was
somewhat improved, yet considerable difficulty was expe-
danced in effecting sales, at a decline of Is. per qr' on last ,
I week's prices. To-day there was little doing in foreign, and
I le. per qr. lees money would have been taken had buyers
shown anir disposition to purchase. Barley sold readily, at
last week's rates; the finer descriptions scarce and inquired
for. Oats met a be ter demand, wish the turn in favour of
the teller. Buns and Peas unaltered ; but little business
doinre.., Wheat, top, 5.5... average, 484. 7d. Barley, top,
' 355. 6d.; average, 295. 7d. Oats, top, 225. 88.; average,
20.. Id. Beans, top, 36e. ; average, 335. 11d.
GLASGOW, Dec. 20.-After a severe gale here on the 15th
lasts's: the weather has become more seasonable. There have
been no foreign arrivals at Grangemouth since the 13th in-
Mutt, end the supplies coastwise have oniy amounted to 815
gee Wheat, 980 Barley, and 220 Oats. The imports to the
Clyde have consisted of 4,370 brie. Flour from Canatth, and
1,050 seeks from France, together with 5,500 qrs. Oats, and
900 lusts Oatmeal from Ireland. The transactions iu Wheat
and Flour have been restricted to retail sales for preseet use,
at about previous rates. Oats have attracted some attention
at the reduced prime quoted last week. Beans have been
easier co purchase. For Barley former rates were asked ; but
the demand has been slow. Peas neglected. At this morn-
lag's market mast ltds of free Wheat were offering at 6d.
per boll. and Flour at 61. per barrel under last quoestions,
at which reduction there was little disposition to purchase.
Oats and Oatmeal brought former prices, and Barley of fine
quality supported late rites. Beans and Peas each 6d. to Is.
per. respectimboll cheaper. For bonded Wheat and Flour then
was some inquiry ; but little if either on the spot offering.
The present prices :-Wheat, per 2401 b., English, white,
old, 26.. 6d. to 275. ; new, 245. to 255. ; red. old, 25e. to
Ma. ; new, 2•2• to 24e. ; fcoteh, white, old, 265. to 278.0 d.
frisk red and white, new, 21s. to 23e. • Duthie, old, 26..
In 17s. • Pomeranian, 26s to Ms. 68.• Vanish, 24.. to 255. ;
Ode soft, 224.6 d. to 25s • Canadian, 24.. to 255. Od. ;
United State., 245. 6d to 25;. Od. Barley, per 3101 M, Ber-
wick and Scotch, new, 21s. 6d. to 23e. Od.; Irish, new,
18e. 64. to 219. ; . foreign, free Pomeranian, ste., old,
21s. 6d. to 22.. 6d. • Danish, 20s. to 22e. Oats, per 2641 M,
Irish, Wexford, &AL new, 16e. 64. to 16e. 3d. ; limerick,
Ite., new, 16e. to 17s. 3d.,• extra, prepared, old, 17e. Bd. •
foreign, uesian,old, Us. 6d. to les. Danish, old, 15.. to 16i.
Beans, foreign, per 4 imp. bath. old, 16e. 6d. to 16e.; new,
14s. to 15s. kirbh,2o3lb., old, la. 64. to 16a.; new, 1541- 6d. to
165.; Egyptan, per 2801 be., old, 17e.t0 18.. Pomp.? 1801 M,
white, old, 18a. to 19s. Od. ; geey, 17e. 6d. to 18e. ; Cana-
dian, old, 18e. to 18s. 6d. Irlour, per 2801 M. loglish,
esperfine, old, 40s. to 41e. • Irish ditto, 395. to '4os, ; fine ,
old, Me. to 395.; extra &oleo qualities, 41e. to 425. • Amy; I
Hem, per barrel, sweet, old, 275. 6d. to 28e.; CeMidien,
sweet, Ms. to 265. ; sour, 21e. dd. Oatmeal, per 280th..,
Irish, common cut, 27e. to 28e Indian Corn, per 280115.,
205. to 21s.
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WOOL-BRADFORD, Dec. 20.-Thitt these is a
growing teethes that Wool suited for combing has seen
the
lowest point, te clear from the spirit evinced both by the
spinners and staplers. The former, Letting oa that view, have
been more free to bay, and our market here is unnecially
bare of the clam most is request, especially in wither fleeces
and sorts. Of Lincolnshire and other hogs there is a
plenty, and may he had at a rate proportionately
than withers. The scomut from the country *that the
dealers, who are not holding near their usual stook, an seek-
ing an advance such as to totally preclude all shame of its
mle here at prime cost. The circumstance of fanners being
diselined to sell at cotrupending prices is now, however,
liming its effect on our market ; and it is only at higher
mom that the staplers effect sales, the spinners befog es-
luetendy compelled to comply. Neils and Brakes do not
show the same improvement ; although there is a willing-
ness to buy at old prime, any Memos is resisted.
CATTLE, Ste. - BUITRFIRLD, Poo o'Clock. -
The member of Berl is somiderahle, and although the wea-
ther is favourable, they meet all be sold. Howse the
choicest kinds are pretty freely purchased at folly Monday's
rates. The supply of Sheep is larger than the demand
sad Moaday's prioas are with difficulty obtained.
Trade b dull for Calves, and although the num-
ber on Mier is but small, • reduction of ft
2d. per 81b. must be =Matted to. The impa
weather and shorter supply muse • more cheerful trade for
Pigs, hat it is ausedingly difficult to obtain higher pukes.
From Germany and Hollud there are 181 Beaus, 1,180
Sheep, and 124 Calves; Denmark, 7 Beasts ; sad 100 Mem
Cows from the Home Comities.
Tw Mama &Oa a 4. ad. Per ekes ant& a. 4. s. 4
Best Bona Haratards 4 4 4 Dot Dia 4 111.4d5. 01. 00 0 0
8.1 Ilhorahanse_ -3 1 4 1 Dot Lae-reols... ..... 4 3 4 4
Ileseed woo mama- 1 1 I 6 De. do. Ibsen ...,.. 0 0I 0
Wyss • 3 4 liti Messandeseendenestm 16 4 0
Plat 4 6 0 Da is. Shwa .. ..5 0 0 0
Dot Dna 5 Hof bas 4 6 0 Lobe_ .._ ~..,__.. ,110 0 0
bents at risks% 1.1 31 : Misr sod UMW. SAW: 'QOM 14$:
Pip. Its.
Wityrintanix. Dee. 21.-The Christmas market was wall
supplied with stook from the eountry breeders. The best
Heitals sold from 202. to 801 ,• • qualities, 261. Prime
Calves, 41. ; some at 31. 10e. Black- mountain Withers,
21. Ss. each. Retail market abundantly supplied. Bed,
64d. to 701. per lb. • Muttor, 6d. to 64d. ; Veal, 54. to 6d.
111/1113111011, Dee. 20.-The supply of Sheep wee 2,083,
being 163 lees than last weak. Sales wens exceedingly dull,
sad, at the elms of the market, fully ass-half ware unsold,
prices heist down. Top of beet Mutton,so. • current, 44d.
to M. ; eilMlthrand inferior, from 314. to 34. per le . The
supply of Cattle was 416. being 2 more than last week. Sales
again very dull, and prices lower. Top pries, is. H. per
DUD* stone • cement, 7s. to 7s. ed.; middling and inferior,
6e.64. to 61.'6a. Ame sidentile number unsold.
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