The Express.
London, England, 1846-12-01 00:00:00

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pies sold at Omit last week's currency. Oats were lower.
Bmoans c.,ntinne in lira.• purple, and the demand being less, i
prices gradually decline. Barley scarcely so active, but late
prices are generally supported. Wheat, new, 19s. to 20s. ;
lire, 235. to 2.55. 64. ; old, 17.. to 20s. ; fine, 245. to 243. 6d.
Bleudawn, Ifis to 17s. ; fine, 20s. Rye, 14s. to 15.. ; fine.
18.. Beans, 17a. to 18s. ; fine, 18a. 6d. ; old, 17s. to 19s.
Peas, white, 170. to 195.; grey. 17s. per 3 bushels. Oats,
new, 22a. to 245. ; fine, 2.5 a. to 30s. ; old, 245. to 260. ;
fine, 27a. to 33a. Barley, 375. to 415. ; fine malting, 445. to
40s. per qr.
FmosilAst, Nov. 30.-In the Corn market there
was more animotion, and the prices may be quoted for best
samples, la. per qr. higher; and inferior met with a readier
sale. Barley was also inquired for, at better terms, par-
ticularly best malting kin.,s. We observed a utopia make
48s. per qr., and 'vivre' sot i at 45a. to 465.; good grinding
was from 4Cs. to 4'2s. ; light sample*, 345. to 365. Rye n
asked for. Oats went off at improving prices, varying between
265. and 32a. pee qr. Beans were very shoe, and scarcely
to be purchased at any price. Peas were more plentiful,
yet very dear. Tares almost out of the market. Indian
Corn but little noticed.
HADLEI6II, Nov. 28.-Our suppli of Corn to-day
was fair, not large, even of Wheats and Barleys, and we bad
little or uo alteration in prices, for the best samples; but the
Wheats, if at all damp, met dull sales. So few samples of
Beans or Peas appeared, that it is hardly worth naming them.
HEREFORD. Nov. 28.-The show of Wheat at
mark. t was rather sad!, at an advisee of lc to 2a. per qr. ;
good red, 581. to 625. ; fine white, 625. to 64a. Oood malt-
ing Barley in request at full prices. In Beans, Peas, and
Oats we have no eteration in value.

HUNTINGDON, Nov. 28.—The supply of Wheat
was short, and the best pal cels were fully Is. per qr. dearer.
The demand for Barley equal to the supply, and fine qu tidy
maintain+ the full terms of last week ; secondary samples are
not so free of sale. Old Beans make less money, in conse-
quence of the damp weather. Pia* and Oats remain as be-
, fore.

KENDAL, Nov. 28.—We had but a thin attendance
to-day, yet the previous week's prices were sustained.
LEICESTER, Nov. 28.—Market rather brick for
all descriptions of grain. Wheat Is. to 2a. per qr. higher;
Barley, Is. to 2s. per qr. advance. Oats and Beans sold at
fully last week's rates.
_ _ .

111aLgot5, Nov. 28.-We have had a thin attendance
of AM very few es
voila ~~ -11alorer_taaats
rtleclatWlessa sold at
Ike alssestisn.
Wheat, r , new, 56e. to 675. ; white, 64a. to 755.; red, old,
555. to 62a ; white, old, 66e. to 76e. per 40 stone. Barley,
375. to 425. per 32 stone. Oats, 11.1. to 14d. per stone.
NORTHA3fPTON, Nov. 28.-There has been a
show. Wheat met a rawly sale at Is. per quarter. In 17:-
Bar-
ley no improvement. Beans are a large show; prices must
be noted in favour of the buyer. Oats and Peas as last
week.
NOTTINGHAM, Nov. 28.-Wheat, in fine condition,
le. per qr. dearer, Barley heavy. Oats in good demand.
Old Beaus very plentiful. Wheat, white, old, 61, to 635. ;
red, 4145. to 60s. ; white, new, 565. to 66e. • red, 565. to 625.
per 36 atone. Barley, grinding, 375. to i9s. per 30 atone ;
malting, 40s. to 475. per quarter. Oats, 28s. to 325. ; new,
275. to 325. per 24 stones; Beans, 465. to 51s. ; new, 445. to
475. per 38 stone. Flour, superior, 475. to 495.; fine, 435. to
455. per 20 stone.
PETERBOROUGH, Nov. 28.-Wheat met ready sale,
and late rates are rather exceeded for all good qualities.
Barley fully as dear. No change in the value of Oats. Old
Beans Is. to 2s. cheaper. Wheat, new, 56e. to 581.; fine,
60s. ; old red, 50s. to 526.; fine, 565. ; white, 60s. to 64e.
Barley. 445. to 465.; grinding, 38e. to 421. Oats,22a. to 265.;
fine, 30s. Beans, 455. to 475. per garner.
Ptrmorrn, Nov. 30.-There was a good sale for
Wheat at this day's market, and at some advance on late
prices. Flour in demand. The arrivals of late have been
small, and stocks in granary are getting lower. Barley and
Oats unaltered.
PnEsTos, Nov. 28.-In Wheat and Flour a fuir
extent of business has been done, at rather higher rates. In
all other articles there is no change. There was a good sup-
ply of farmers' Wheat at market this morning, which met a
brisk sale at an improvement of 61. per windle. Irish com-
mands a similar advance, equal to 2d. per bushel. English
Flour sells freely, at Is. per sack mrse money ; no Irish of
tering. Foreign Gil. per barrel higher. No change in the
value of Barley. The market is well ',applied with English
Beans ; we reduce our quotations 6d. per windle, No chap
In Irish. In Oats we have little doing, and it is with M-
I Acuity that last week's rates are supported. English Meal
is still brought freely to market, and the sale to-day was
limited, at a decline of 6d. per load ; (air to prime, 425. 6d.
to 445. Irish is in only moderate request, but prices are fully
supported.
lttertmorso, Nov. 28.--Only a thin supply of groin
to-day, which was soon bought up, at an advance on last
last week's prices. Wheat sold from 7s. to 10s. ; Oats,
b. 3d. to 4s. 3d.; Barley, 6s. to ss. Beans, 6s. to 6e. 3d.
SHREWSBURY, Nov. 28.-This day's market was
well attended, and a good clearance effected early, at the
following rates ; --Wheat, per imp. bushel, ss. 3d. to 84. 3d. ;
Barley, 4s. 5.1. to ss. 4d. ; Oats, 2s. 96. to 4s. 2d.
YARMOUTH, Nov. 28.-The supplies continue mo-
derate. Fine Wheat. and the beet malting Barley realise
about the prices of this day week ; all other sorts Is. per qr.
lower. Beans and Peas sold at late prices, but very few at
market. Oat. scarce and dear. Flour • dull sale. White
Wheat, per qr., 60e. to 64e. ; red, 68s. to 6041. ; Barley,
38e. to 465. ; Bans, Ora. to 475. ; Peas, 455. to 475. ; Oats,
30a. to 345.
COME, T'fov. 27.-The following return shows a
very email weekly supply of grain from farmers i--Wheat,
999 qrs. ; Barley, 1,313 qrs.; Oats, 3,605 qrs. In addition to
the usual buyers, nev cal persons from the country have been
daily In the market. Wheat rules about 6d., Barley 6d.,
and Oats 3d per barrel dearer since this day week. The
prepared market remains in the same inactive state ; little'
or nothing passing. Flour in good demand, without varia-
tion in price. Nearly all the vessels Indian Corn laden,
noted in our last, have been ordered to other ports, and we
are now without any market drawn being offered. There
is much enquiry for the article, and the few cargoes dis-
charging at present are quite idadequste to satisfy the want.
Meal is also in great consumptive demand. Wheat, per
barrel of 20 stone, whits, 305. to 345. 6d. ; red, 325. to 33a, (id.
Barley, per barrel of 16 atone, 17s. Gd. to 205. fid. Oats, per
barrel of 14 stone, white, 14s. 3d. to 16s. • black, 12s. to 14s.
Marianople Wheat, per barrel 20st, 36e. to 38.1. ; Wheat,
barrel of Wst., 345. to 375. Barley, per barrel of
16. t.,, 19s. to 19s 6d. White Oa's, per barrel of 141 t, 17s.
to Ms. ; black, 15s. &I. White Indian Corn, per ton, 141.;
yellow, 14!. Indian Corn Meal, white and yellow per ton,
151. 10s. to 161. Oatmeal, per ton, 201. Flour, late., per cwt.
21s. to 225.; 2nds, 19e. to 205.; households, 15s. to 18s.; Do.
3rds, 14s. to 1&. Bran, per ton, 61. 10a. Butter, per cwt.,
RR... 80s., 765., 645., 655. Wheaten Meal, per ton, I
15/. to 15'1. 10sWheat subject to 6d. per barrel, and Oats
and Barley to 4d per barrel brokerage in addition to the
quotations.
ALTONA, Nov. 24.-For Wheat, holders are firm
at 545. 6d. to 565. 6d. for 60 to 621ba. red upland. For ship-
ment at outports there is something; Wismar, 6141b5. has
been taken for France at 52e. For spring shipment pur-
chases may be made at about 52a. 6d. to 535. 6d. for 614 to
62110. Lower Baltic kinds. Barley on the spot maintains
about its previous value, say 37. to 375. 6d. for 48 to 48,11b5.
Seale. For present shipment in Denmark there Is nothing
doing; for spring 531 b. t0.5341b. Seeland is held at 295. to
295. 6d. ; and other descriptions of Danish at 275. 3d. to
275. 9d. Pots and Beans without demand. Oats more
freely offered for spring at 20s. 3d. to 20s. 9d. for 38Ibe.
Danish. In Rapeseed extensive business has been done, at
25/. 10e. to 261. for Danish to be shipped next spring.
Thewrztc, Nov. 21.-For Wheat prices are fully
maintained. The stock in granary is now reduced to about
80,000 qrs., and the supplier, of new Wheat are of no extent.
Wheat, prime high mixed, 5.55. to 565.; fair quality, .535. to
545. ; fine mixed, 51s. to 525.; good mixed and red, 495. to
50s. ; good mixed, 495. to 50a.
HAMBURG, Nov. 24.-In Wheat but little doing.
forto s2pirisu9gdsbipfromnieotth. aree
Daonffiesrihnstuleaftum22.J.umtlan.
1.1,233.8.44 bl
•OfitaoLtsist.h.
west
cola,
35 lb., at 21s. ; and from the Jande,
3,5 lb.. at 21s. 6d. New Beans, from East Frierland and
Oldenburg, at 445.; from the Eider, 43e.
MARSEILLES, Nov. 23.-Prices of Wheat are well
maintained, and fine soft Polish is very firm, at 53e. to
565. 6d., according to the quality, and Marianopoli, 50s. For
future delivery prices may be quoted N. to Is. higher.
RosTocx, Nov. 23.-Wheat is held higher, and
there are now no sellers of new below 525. per qr. free on
board. Barley has slightly receded in value of late, and
might at present be bought at 295. per qr. free on board.
STETTIN, Nov. 23.-There has not much been
doing in Barley.

TALLOW.
Within the last two days 10,000 casks of Tallow
have arrived from St. Petersrg, to eomlete our supply
for the season. bu
We may expect, thereforep, the next fort-
night to be the cheapest period for many months.
Petersburg Y. C. on the spot
All the year delivering 47s. 9d.
January to March clelacery

WOOL.
LONDON.—During the past week the imports con-
sisted of 639 bales from Odessa, 614 ditto from Sydney, 65
ditto from Caliutta, 4.5 ditto from the Cape, and 220 ditto
from various other quarters. The public sales now in pro-
gress have been fairly attended, and nearly the whole of the
parcels offered have been taken at full prices. Privately but
little is doing in any description.

PItODUCE.
Mr:MG-LANE, Ha(f-past Two. Sugar. The
public sales consisted of 350 45
hhds. West India. ,500 bags
Mauritius, 5,000 bags Bengal, and 140 cases Bahia. Upon
a part of that sold a decline of 6d. was established,
except on the good colory lots, which went at previous rates.
Relined must also be considered a shade lower; standard
quality, 6.35. 6d.
Coffee.—The public sales of 2,000 bags of Plantation
Ceylon went off irregularly, but a large proportion found
buyers at previous rates.
Cotton continues in improved demand, but holders have
become very firm, and ask full prices, which rather checks

business.
Rice.—This article continues dull, and in but limited

demand.
Rum continues out of demand, prim nominally the W
Proof Leeward*, 2s. 7d. to 2®. &I. ; East India proof, 2s.
to 2s. 4d. Brandy tolerably steady.

Como Nut Oil (Cochin).—SO hhds. offered, 'aiii
in, 41s. 6d. to 425.
Tea . —The market remains inactive.
Ir. other articles no alteration.
PRICES CURRENT.
8170A9. per cwt. DUTY PAID. Pigs, No. 1.
W. Indlaß.P.bwe.s.42 d 0.146 Od Hoops ll 5...11 Is
Yellow &Grey ... 47 0...49 Cargo atCardllfbar. 8 15... 9 10
Fine . .. .... .. SO 0...54 Swedish ll 5.. 0 ,111
ii001'010i.i49901.. SS 0.. 44 Lem., el per ton.
Yellow 46 0...46 Pig, test HI 10...18 ii
Me. 49 0....34 Milne.., sheet l9 10... 0- 0
sengal&Sisarsa,b. 14 0...42 Tars 22 0.. 0 •
Yellow 4l 0...47 Patent shot 2l 0 9 •
White 4B 0...37 red or minium ... 1910..10 0
Foreign, brown 34 0...43 0 Spelter
Yellow 44 0. 46 0 One, per 236 Imp. gal. d.p.
Grey and white - 47 0...56 0 Fish, Seal, p01e...-. 65 10...311 0
Refined, liambre 6B 0...72 0 , draw 33 10 ~,64 •
Lamps 43 1..67 0 brown &idler... 29 0.,`. 112 10
. .Conlia, in Boo& 5perm...._......... 86 0.t.17 •
Wed ladle, ardl- • Had Haler BB 0... 0 •
easy SS 0... 40 0 Cod ... . ~.... ....... 27 10... 0 0
Goad 45 0... 60 0 Routh Sea. 29 4...31 •
run 70 0 ..125 0 Olire,oo/lipoli,p.ton 46 0... 0 •
Ceylon, good sell Coons Nut 4l 0...41 le
nary 37 0... 38 0 seed, Rape, pale,
Pine ordinary 4O 0... 45 0 per ton 35 10. 36 0
Vine 3.1 0 .89 0 Linseed 23 10. 0 0
Mocha, good teen.* 0.,.50 0 PIAMISIONA, per owl.
Coda Rim. ordi- Butter—Cork, Ist 92 0...93 0
miry to line 24 0... 55 0 2nd 0 0 0 •
Sumatra and Pa 3rd 0 0... 0 0
. clang 22 0... 23 0 Dublin, Ist 0 0... 0 0
TEA, at per M. Limerick, do B6 0..11 0
Congan,ocannan.. 010 ..9 104 Carlow, lst 93 0...90 0
Rice, at per owl. Newry, Ist 0 0... 0 •
Bengal white l3 6... 17 4 Waterford 9O 0..16 0
Cargo l3 0... 14 0 Beer, India, per
Jars l3 0... 17 0 tierce
Pates. 24 0.. 26 0 Prime Mese 0 0... 0 0
Carolina.... ....... .. 64 0... 40 0 I Pork, peloserners 72 6 .13 0
srikrrs. 1 Broos-Park,Lrark i7O 0..72 0
Do., Belfsd 1
Boson, Waterford,
per eat. 23 0...33 0
Belfast
Lard,llelo*.ddell, do.perr „,
i—k 0...„
Wa
Ditto Bladder
American
linen, 0: and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. and li. Video,
drr 40 046.6 a 74
Salted 0 4 0
Brasil. dry 0 5 ...0
Uryselted 0 4/ ..0
line, dry ..., • .W.* 6
11666kVelp. dry— 0 1 ..9 1
Wilt 10199. *I.. . 9 1-.9 0
Salted 0 ...0 q
Vast Indio 0 .0 106
Sim, B. Ayres, dry 0 7 ..0 8
Bunko, dry 0 84...0 9
& Amer. Horse, per
hide 8 0...18 0
Bosnia, ditto 6 6...10 6
DTI WOOD., at par ton.
Logwood, Jrunsita-Z4 5... 4 10
Honduras a II . 6 IS
Canipeachy 610... 7 10
Pudic, Jamaica 5 10... 6 0
Moldavia, lams and
dad 14 0..15 0.
Sma11.
Lima lO 0..16 0
sap= 14 0...17 0
Red Sanders. 3 0...10 0
Brazil 30 0...90 0

Rao at per
Leeward
Proof
Moran, 20 to
30 per cent.
O.P. .. . . 2 11 ... 3 4
Jamaica, 39 to 56
per cent. O.P. 3 5 ... 3 10.
Favourite marks 4 5 ... 4 10
Brandy, lot beards 5 0 .. 6
Bridal spirits, et.p. 10 9 ... 0 0
Scotch 10 9... 0 9
Irish lO 9 . 0 0
ItAa, per ton.
▪ P.T.S. $44 0...53 0
• ri""114.41.

F.7si
lorimlend
at per ton.
BLPe9seaban,eleanC37 0 . 37 1
eslibet
harder
111" NNW
°uniting
nun
Manilla
Fag India Sawa._ 13 0...18
Bombay l4 0...13
Jute
Tut, at per cwt.
Bann 103 0 0
Straits lOO 0... 0
Com. in blocks 9B 0... 0
laon, it per ton.
Ban £915110

HOPS.

BOROUOII MARKET, Tim o'Clock.—Meests. Patten-
den and Smith, Hop Factors. report that the trade remains
without alteration since yesterday.
Mid and East Kentish.= .........per Cart.Ss Os. to En 10s.
Weald of Keats Ol 4 0 to 5 0
Bassex, from
Earn Mons ..... ..... ..„...... „ 512 to 610
Yearling Keats
Yearling Huss= „ $ 0 to 4 0
Old nova „ lit to 4 0

HAY.
SMITHFIELD, Two o'clock.—Metiers. Cooper and
Davis, Hay ana Straw Salesmen, report talcs at the following
prices :
Prime Meadow 63s to nal Clover . .
Inferior ditto Ha to 631 Straw
Howes 42e to Ma

73. to 93s
Hs to 33s

CATTLE. &c.
COLCHESTER, Nov. 28.—The trade throughout the
day was far from brisk, and last week's prices were no'
maintained, except with regard to a few choice lots of Sheep
and Beasts. The Pig trade still looks downward, no doubt
on account of the high price of Barley, Peas, and Beans.

•• -
COLDSTREAM, Nor•. 26.—The monthly cattle mar-
ket held here this morning, wu well supplied fur the season,
and the sale being somrwhut brisk, the following prices were
readily obtained. Beef averaged from 61. 6d. to 7e. per
stone. Mutton from 6d. to 7d. per lb., sinking the offds. Of
Cows the variety was not great ; those forward in calf and
fit for the Edinburgh market in general, sold well, at from
71. 10s. to 121. 101. sad upwards.
-

DONCASTER, Nov. 28.-There was a good supply
of Beasts to-day, which met with pretty good sale. Cows
and Calves from 121. to 161. Pigs in fair show and demand.
Pork, 6e. to 71. per stone.
FAREHANt, Nov. 30.-The show to-day was above
the usual quantity. Some fine fat Beasts were sold at
4s. Bd. per stone ; second quality, at 4s. • fat Cows, at 3s. 4d.
to 3s. Bd. The lean stock was dull of sale at a trifling reduc-
tion ; some rem iining unsold. The Sheep market showed
some exceedingly fat South Down Wethers and Ewes, the
hest making ss. to 65. 441. per stone of 81b. ; Ewes, at from
4s. &I. to bs. • second quality, from 4s. 4d. to 4s. Bd. The
Ewes and Limbs for feeding did not sell so briskly as at the
recent fairs. In some there was a falling off in pnce of from
Is. to 2s per head. Fat Pigs sire, made from IQs. to
lls. per score pounds ; and fat Baron do., from 9s. 6d.
to 10s. Lean store Hogs and Porkers were in great quanti-
ties, and sold at very low prices.
NORWICII, Nov. 28. - Our market exhibited a
large chow of Scots and Short-horns, with two lots of good
foreign Beasts, which were all sold. The attendance of
buyers being good, a great deal of business was transacted,
but all kinds were a trifle lower than last week. Few
fat beasts Scots, Bs.• Short-horns, 7e. to 7s. 6d. per
stone of 14 lbs. The sheep pens were badly filled,
still quite equal to the demand. Iloggets were from
ls. to 2s. per head lower. Keeping Sheep a dull pale. Fat
Sheep, 8.. to Be. 6d. per stone. Good atm e Pigs from Its, to
20s. per head. Fat Pork, Gs. 6d. to 6s. 9d. per stone.
DOuNE MARTINMAS FATR.-This fair, which Con-
cluded the great Scottieh trysts for the season, began on
Wednesday last. The Sheep consisted chiefly of the out-
wales and shotta of former markets. The supply of Sheep
was shout the usual number, and the stock appeared to be
of good quality, and in excellent condition. What was sold
maintained the last Falkirk tryst and the Donne latter fair
prices, but not more than half the stock was sold, the High-
landers trusting that the next day would bring them
quicker, and, of course, higher prices. For Black Cattle
the market was rather dull, but what was sold was neither
inferior in quality, nor at lower prices, than at either
Falkirk or Donne; six.quarters old West Highland Stirks
sold well, as has generally been the can of late Of
two-year-olds there was a goodly number, principally
of heifers. There was also a considerable number of winter-
ing cows; the usual number of country cattle, for which
there was a fair demand, and- also • fair demand, at full
prices, for milkers. A variety of Horses were brought for-
ward, and their qualities and qualifications were as various
as their numbers, yet • good Horse may have been picked
out, and in this market • good deal of business was done.
RuTIIERGLEN CAUL FAIR.-This fair was held on
Friday, and the show of cattle, though not large, was an
average one, considering the advanced season of the year.
Sales were dull, and • good many Hor es and Cows were
driven off the ground unsold. Superior draught Horsg
brought from 351. to 451.; middling and inferior from 201. to
301. For riding and harness Horses there wes no demand.
Good young stock Cows sold at from 101. to 151. ; aged and
inferior from 81. to 121. A few farrow Cows were on the
ground, and sold at from 5/. to 71.