The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY. 1. 1849.

CLuirota. DK 30.—Tboro was 'SWIM iogglyddintoot,
Barley, sad Oats of oar market to-day. no Oda of Whoo%
its maw so Lot yea. Mb, ed. per atlas' Maim sod
Buhl ed. lower. Wbo now, 21.. to ale:oL ;
sew. Mk to Ws. oy, Row, 91. to 100. 9d. Gab,
potato, do. 9/ to 70. ; ossasoo:6B. to do. 3d.

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CEILMITORD, Da& 26.—The supply of Wheat was sot
se largo as for soma weeks poet, and the prices of nal Wheat
was about sustained, but white gave way front U. to 2s.
red, fide to 465. ; white, dOs. to 61s. Barley, at good malt.
lag quality, saaintained its price ; inferior descriptions were
lower. Ream mad Peas shoat the same as last quoted.

Co=stems. Dee. 30.-The supply of Wheat is smaller,
and les ilispielliss to sell ; prime of new red very from 41s.
to 46a., mad Mite &a more. Barley is more plentiful, and
fiss is pusismakle • somewhat easier terms, while infester
is seareely makable. Beans are in very Ikon supply.
Orsucasean, Dee. 30.-At our market this day the
supply of farmers' Wheat was mlderate, and the sales made
supported la.t week's prices. Daty.paid foreign Wheat was
freely offend ; bonded parcels met some inquiry, but with-
out leading to much business. In Barley there was very
little paring. Beans moved off slowly, at foam gas..
Oats neglected. The weather is cold and foggy. Wheat, Eng.
whit., old, per imperial bushel, 61. Bd. to 6s. 91. . • new,
6s. 9d. to 65. 3d. ; red, old, 6.. 01. to 6s. 64. ; new, 5..64. to
6s. Od. ; Dantaic (low to high, mixed), per 480 lbs.,
6s. 9d. to 7s, 04. ; Polish, Pomeranun, cud Stettin, 6s. 9d.
to 6a. 3d.; Odessa, Martanopoli, soft, 6s. Cd. to 6s. Od. ;
Odessa, Taganrog, herd, ss. 3.1. to 55. 14. Barley, English, 1
grinding, per •If2lbs., 265. to 275. • malting, per imp.
qr., 30s. to 325. ; Irish, grinding,:2Be. to 27a. ; malt-
ong, `29s. to 30. ;eign to for, grinding, t0e.275.; malting, 30e.
to 325. Beans, English, old, per imp. bush., 6e. 6d. toss.9d. ;
new, 4s. 4d. to 4s. dd. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 1151 lbs., 4s. 2d.
to 4s. 3d. ; French, Dutch, small tick, 4s. 33. to 41. 6d. ;
Irish, 4s. 4d. to 4064. Oats, per 312 lb.. Limerick. Wex-
ford, and Enniscorth,white, old, 225.t0 225.64.; new, 186.8 d.
to 20.. Od.•, Cork, Waterford, and Youghall, new, 18s. to
18s. 6d. ; Welsh, black. 185. to Ns. Cod. •' Iran, oer 3121b5.,
18s. to 18s. 61. Pear, breakers, English, per imp. bl., 6..13d.
to 65. 04. ; foreign, be. Od. to ss. 3.1. ; grey and grinders,
English, per 6511bc, 4s. 9d. to 5s ; foreign, 4s 6.. to 4.. 93.
Flour, best seconds, English, per sack, 35.. to 375. Linseed
Cake, French, 81. to 91. Imports of the week ending
Dec. 27: Wheat, 6,610; Barley, 2.760; Beans, 3,218;
Pees, 340.

OutLovoan, Dec. W.—Though our supply of Wheat was
extremely moderate, yet the demand was not sufficiently
large to enable sellers to make any clearance except for
samples of superfine quality, wh.ch maintain.' their previ-
ous value. Had sake been pressed of the inferior rum, lower
rates must have been submitted to. Wheat, new, 325. to
Mis. Barley, 255. to 325. Oats, 17s. to 225. Beans, 324. to
ads. Pau, 40s. to 445.

KIXIML, Dec. 30.—We had only a small show of grain
at our market this morning. Wbeet sold about the same as
last week; Oats were a brisk sale at id. per stone advance
other things about the same. Wheat, 30s. to 37e. per load
of 20 stone. Barley, 12s. to 13s. per bushel of 11 stone 61b.
Oats, 10.1. to 13d. per stone ; American barrel Floar,:3os.
to 31s.

LZICEST2R, Dee. 30.-Business very dull to-day, and very
few sales effected. Wheat hardly realised the rates of
Saturday last. Barley and Beans have each declined in
value about le, per qr. In Oats and Peas very little change,
but prices had a downward tendency.
MaNCHESTRR, Dec. 30.-Continued dulness pervades the
corn trade, and the business of the week has been confined
to retail transactions, which, also, was the case at Lir.rpool
and Wakefield yesterday. If any client. in prices he no.
ticeable at our market to-day, it is, that Wheat and Flour
are rather lower, but nothing is doing upon which to esta-
blish any positive change in the quotations of our last. In
other articles there is no variation, and the business done in
every article, is confined to the narrowest requirements
of censumen. The following are the prices ; Wheat,
per bushel of 701 he., English, white, 7e. 01. to fis. Od ;
red, 7*. to 7s. Gel.; Irish, white, 7s. Od. to 7s. 64.;
red, 6s. 31. to 71. Od. ; foreign, free, red, 7s. Od. to 7e. 4.1.
Oats, per bush. of 451b5., English, Scotch, and fine Irish,
34. to 3s. 2d. ; Irish kiln-dried runs, 2a. 9d. to 24. Ild.
Beane, per qr. of 604 lbe., English, small, 345. to 365. Od. ;
tick, 324. w 34*. Peas, per 8 imperial bushels, white and
blue boilers, 365. to 46,. Flour, per sack of 2001b5., English
and Irish, flue, 341. to 354. ; superfine, 365. to 375. ; extra,
38s. to 395. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 be., English and
Irish, 25e. to 26e.
NEWCLISTLE•ON-TYNX, Dee. 30. -The weather in the
early part of the week was mild and open, with occasional
rain, but since Wednesday slight inlets Lave prevailed, which
are much wanted for improving the coudiiion of all grain.
The trade during the present week hss been quite of a holi-
day character, and the business riming has been chiefly en
bonded Wheat, of which a few parcels have been Wren to
hold over. Iu free grain so little has transpired as warmly to
be worth reporting. This moruing we had a much less
supply of Wheat from the growers, and the arrivals coastwise
being equally so, the trade opened with somewhat more firm-
ness, and a Air extent of busier, was done at rather over
last Saturday's rates. In bonded several tracsactions oc-
curred at the free price, less the ezianiur du y. Fee= was
held with more firmness, ass as our millers are determined
upon making no change in their price, we may fairly look
for mere demand for Norfolk qualities during next week.
The present value of households may be stated at 335.
to 345., extra marks being worth a valet more, whites at the
same time being salew.le, at 314. to 365. per sack respectively.
In file, Beasts, or Peas, so little is stirring that our quota-
nuns ma y be deemed nominal. The best descrir was W
malting Barley about sustain their 'Liu', but nil other
descriptions whether British or foreign are most difficil,
to quit, although lower rates would be subedited to to mako
progress. Malt comparatively Legit etel. Being moss
sparingly supplied with Oats by our growers, and the arrivals
coastwise being more moderate, a clearance was steadily
effected, at about last week's prices; but the foreign receipts,
exciting little attention, for the present are mostly being
placed in band. Tae duty on Wheat is Is. higher ;on other
grain there is no change. Present priests: Wheat ; British,
Northumberland, new, white, 60e. to 525. ; red, 425. to 495. ;
Norfolk and Suffolk, old, white, 63e. to 555.; red, 50s. to
635. ; new, white, 525, to Cis. ; red, 495. to 515.; Lin-
colnshire, old, white, 625. to 54s ; red, 50s. to 625.; new,
white, 60s. to 535. ; red, 48s. to 50s. Rye, Norfolk and
Suffolk, 26e. to 28s. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 295. to
315.; Chevalier, 3de. to 325.; Northumberland and
Scotch, 241. to 275.; Chevalier, 26e. to 285.: grinding and
distilling, 21e. to 275. Malt, 525. to 545.; Chevalier, 545.
to 665. Oats, Northumberland and Scotch, potato, new,
20e. to 225; common and Angus, old, 26e. to 225. ; new,
15s. to 20s. Peas, white, boilers, 32e. to 345. ; grey and
maple, 345. to 365. Beans, old, 38e. to 425.; new, 30a. to 38*.
Flour, per sack, fine, Stockton and Northumberland, 345.
to 3fis. ; Norfolk, white, 34*. to 365.; households, 325.
to 345. ; seconds, 30s. to 335. ; households, 275. to
30e.; thirds, 281. to 285.; households, 24e. to 26*.
Wheat, foreign, Dantzic and Konigsberg, white, 625. to
&M.; red, 47e. to 495. Silesian, white, 60s. to 63e.;
red, 48s. to 60s. Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white,
52a. to 55e. ; red, bps. to 52a. Hamburg, Marks, and
Anhalt, white, 60e. to 525. ; red, 475. to 491. Kiel and
Holstein, white, 48s. to 60s. ; red, 445. to 465. Petersburg
and Archangel, red, 38e. to 40s. Odessa, red, 40e. to 42e.
Polish, red, 44.. to 46e. Rye, Pomeranian and Prussian,
245. to 275. Russian, 245. to 26e. Barley, Sul, 28s. to
305.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 24e. to 265. Oats, Dutch
brew, 20s. to 2'20. ; Pomeranian, feed, 18a. to 20e.; Hol-
stein and Danish, 16s. to 19s. ; Archangel and Riga, 16e.
to 18s. Peal, white, 28e. to 3•25. Beane, Friesland,
30s. to 365.; Alexandriau, 245. to 26a. The arrivals this
week are Wheat, coastwise, 638; foreign, 6,063 qrs.; Rye,
foreign, 9102; Barley, coastwise, 141 ; foreign, f,162. Malt,
coastwise, 99. Oats, coastwise, 232 ; foreign, 6,480. Peas,
foreign, 2,011. Beans, coastwise, 91; foreign, 277, Flour,
160 sacks.
NEWPORT, ISLE OF WIGHT, Dec. 30.-At this day's MT-
ket Wheat sold at a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr. Barley and
Oats le. cheaper. Beans and Peas without alteration in last
week's prices.
Nonwtcre, Dee. 30.-Our market was fairly supplied with
Wheat to day by the growers, but the demand proving slow,
but little changed hands, and prices ruled a shade lower than
let week. Some parcels of hooded foreign offering at is per
qr. reduction, and several large lots changed hands. Flour
moved off slowly, and last week's rates were, with great dif-
ficulty obtained. Barley retained its value. Beans, Peu,
and Oats remain unaltered in price. The present prices :
Wheat, white, old, 495. to 60s. per qr.; new, 48e. to 495.;
red, old, 48e. to 495. ; new, 444. to 46,. Barley, malting,
265. to 325. ; grinding. 245. to 26e. Beans, 365. to 380. Peas,
345. to 365. Oats, 22e. to 245. Fine household Flour,
f.0.b., 32a. per sack of 2801'x, purchaser' finding sacks sad
claiming one month's credit ; retail, Is. 10d. per stone.
NOTTINGHAM, Dee. 20.-Buyers of all articles in the
corn trade limit their purchases to day, and our market is
exceedingly dull; holders, however, do not press sales at leas
money on the best runs of Wheat, but Barley may be
quoted Is. to 2s. lower than last week ; in other things no
alteration.

Prrannonottort, Dec. 30. -The supply of Wheat is net
eo large as of late; but there is an increased quantity of
Barley, Beans, end Oats offering. Wheat In good
andition maintains its price ; otha r sorts are rather cheaper.
Barley, Is. lower. Oats and Beans each 6al. to Is. lower.
Currency to the growers :-Wheat, new, 38s. to 425. ; fine,
441. to 465. ; old, 425. to 465.; fine, 48s. Barley, 28s. to
305.; firm, 31e. Oats, sew, 15s. to 17s. ; fine, lhs. to 21s. ;
old, 20s. ; fine, 265. Beans, old, 38s. to 405.
Pnnarow, Dec. 30.-Although we are still without any
fresh arrivals, dulness continues to be the prevailing feature
In tr.* Corn trade, and lent Saturday's rata have been barely
sustained The duty on Wheat has advanced to Bs. per qr.,
and on Floor to 4a. 91d. per barrel. We had a small supply
of English Wheat at our Corn Exchange this morning, the
sale far which was slow, at the rates of this day se'anight.
The transactions in Irish Wheat were upon a limited scale,
at a redaction of a Id. per bushel. We reduce Flour 64.
ear pack. The stock of Oats being light, our last currency
as fully maintained. Farmers' Oatmeal advanced 6d. to Is.
per load; the demand for Irish was not active, bat, being
held with firmness, fully ranported the above quotations.
Indian Corn Ideal 64. per lota cheaper; other articles nomi-
nally unvaried Wheat, per winds if 2201b5. English,
white, 23.. 64. to 264. 6d. ; yellow, 21s. ekl. to 255. Irish,
per bushel of 701b1., white, 7s. ; red, superfine qualities, 6..114,
ro 7s. ; middling to good, 66.11 d. to 63.93. Flour, per peek of
2401b5, Engli.h, fine to superfine, 335. 04. to 381. Od.;
French, per 2801 be., vaperficte, 38s. to 435. Od. sixeing, per
240115., 31s. to 321. Barley, per bushel of 6018.., Irish and
Scotch, grinding, 31. 6d. to 4a.od. Beans, per windle, of 22016.,
Enelish, 12e. 64. to 145.; Iri.b, 12s. to 13.. Peas, Irish.
maple and grey, per 280 ins., 16a. to 17s. Bran, par pack,
of 24016 e., Irish, 9.. 6d. to 10e. Oats, per bushel of 451 be.,
prime waling qualities, 2a. 10d. to 21. 10;41.; corn.
r.on, 2s. 81 to 2r. 9d. Oatmeal, per load of 24016 e , Irish,
eh-iee satnolee, 204. to 265. 64. ; good general qualities,
2.5 e. 31. to 25.. 6d. ; middling to good, 245. 6d. to 255. In.
d.an Corn, per qr. of 4801 b., 34.. Od. to 375. Indian Corn

Neal. per's* d 2401 b.. tid4 ys sw, Os.
to 19s. IL
'twain*, Dee. 30.—Our Wheat trade stall inellinss
the most lasabaste state, but without alteration la nine,
the millers' biking frost the supply (which I. &bent ita
average) only Nat West for the neat week's constunglisa.
The Barley trade is alto become exasedinely heavy, and its
value is fully A. per qr. lower. In Osts, Beans, and Pas
next to nothing doing.

.8 note WAIDIS, Des. 30.—in Wheat the heaviest mar.
bat we have this season experienced. Best Barley is request;
inferior lower. Other grain flat sad dull.

StINDIZIAND, Dee. 30.—The arrivals 00114Wil0 during
the put west hare boon 760 qn. of Wheat. To-day we
had a lugs supply of WheAt and other grain from the
Carmen, for which there was • moderate demand, at lower
prices. In Wheat the reduction was fully 2s. to 34., Barley,
lg. to 2a., and Oats, Is. to 24. per qr. The finest samples of
Wheat are worth 484, to Mt. • good average puree* 46x. to
47g ; and inferior qualities, 44. to 43a. At these quotations
there is • demand Megalith country and foreign Wheat to a
moderate extent, but the millers are shy of holding stock, as
they anticipate declining rates, when grata from sll parts of
the world is brought to the mill, free of duty in a ino3th
henoe. Malting Barley is worth 28s. to 30. Oats, 20s. to
22,. Beans, 324. to 36g. Grey Peas, 30s. to 324. per qr.
The Talus of Flour is 24. per sack lower, with a late sale ;
the best south country is charged 365. te 365. ; and home-
made, 335. tt 31g. per sack.

WARMINSTER, Dec. 30.—We had a full attendant* this
morning at market, aad the supply of Wheat was very
large. But little activity prevailed, at prices fully 2s.
per qr. below this du) week. Foe Barley, which was also
largo in supply, the had.) was very gloomy, as the buyers
were very cautious in their purchases, yet our late quo•
tations were fully supported. Business in Oats was trans-
acted to a trifling extent only, and for the inferior samples a
fall of le. per qr. occurred. Prices of Brans and Peas remain
the same as last week, and silos were very dull. Wheat, 42..
to Wis. Barley, 275. to 364. Oats 211. to 23.. Bean., 403.
to 861. Peas, 40s. to 48e. per qr. Malt, 7s. 9d. to Bs. 3d. per
bushel.

10n:chewers, Dee. 30.—The traneactiocs in Wheat to-
day was on a very limited scale, with a good supply. The
trade was by no means active, there being a short number of
buyers; but the best dry samples were taken off at prices
currant on this day week. The quantity of Barley samples
on offer was large, and the trade was heavy. The farmers
were firm in their demand., and though the mslaters acted
with caution, the best samples were not lower. Oats,
best, was not lower; but secondary samples were •
trifle reduced in value. Beans and Peas attracted but very
little attention, and the turn cheaper. Wheat, 91. to 131.
per load. Barley, 2-51. to 325. Oats, 16i. to 225. Beans,
365. to 435. Peas, 30s. to 445. per qr.
WitifitcH, Dee. 30 —We are well supplied with grain of
' all kinds at to-day's market; the condition of Wheat is
much affected by the change of weather, and the trade is
dull for all raw inferior descriptions, but dry good samples
are in girxl demand at last week's prices. Oats and Beans
sell at former rates. The following are the present prices :
Wheat. new, red, 59Ibs. to 621b5., 401. to 46.. per qr. ;
extra. 47.. ; white, 41e. to 47e.; extra, 495. ; old, red, Gibbs.
to 63114., 411. to 4Ss. ; extra, 49..; white, 47.. to 495. ;
extra, 60.. Oats, nld, 39.b5. to 40:be. 110. to 12d. per
stone ; new, 94. to 10d. Beans, old, 3Si. to 40s._ per qr.

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WORCESTER, Dec. 30 —There was a good supply of Whoat
from the tanners, which sold in some instances:at a reduction
of Is. per qr. under last week's currency'. Barley without
alteration in value. Beers 1.. per qr. Power. Oats sold at
the prices of the previous market day.

Yong, Dec. 30.-We are again liberally supplied from the
farmers. and we have to quote Wheat and Barley, each 2s.
per qr. lower. Oats a slow sale, at a shade below last week's
prices. Flour 3s. per sack lower. In other articles no
alteration. Wheat white, 455. to 48.. per imperial quarter ;
red, 425. to 455. Barley, malting, 265. to 295. ; grinding, 235.
to 25a. Malt, 60s. to 624. Oats, 812. to 91d. per stone o
141 b. Flour. 345. to 374. per sack of 2Solbs.
DUBLIN, Dee. 29.-With limited supplies our market is
without animation, and where we make any change in our
quotations they are slightly lower. The following is the
currency :-Wheat, white. .As. to 275. ; red, 23.. to 255. 6d.
per 2.8.0:be. Oats, 9s. to 10,. Gd. per 1961ba. Barley, 160. to
18s. per 2241b5. Indian Corn, 325. to 35.. per 4801bs. Oat-
meal. lls. to 12s. per cwt. Flour, seconds. 14s. to 15s.
BELrvirr, Dec. 28.-We h..vis come to the close of a
year remarkable, in a mercantile point of view, for the con-
tinued depression and monotony with which business has
been carried cn ; and it is row only at the close of the year
that a deubtful appearance sat a reaction has arisen, and whe•
ther it may be that we are to have a revival or not depends
on so many contingencies, few of which are under our con-
trol, that it is quite impossible to form any correct estimate
for the future ; and all we can say is, that the feeling is
pent, general that we have passed the worst, and that
with the new year, and the turn over of a new leaf in
the volume of free traae, we are likely to have a revival
of trade generally, and the grain trade in particular, and this
op•nion is formed from the estimate made of stocks and de-
mand. Title he ing Christmas week, our supplies have been
smaller than usual ; the quality and condition are, however,
improved with the change of the weather. Wheat sells
eluwly, at about former pricer. Flour is also a slow sale, and
prices, are in favcur of the buyer. Barley; Good malting
qualiiies sell freely at an advance of 3.2 to 41. per cwt ,
whilst grinding qualities are dull of sale, and lower. Oats
sell freely, at an advance of 22. to 32 , and Oatmeal at a
P mita advance. Indian Corn is a slow sale, at 71. 15s. to
11. per ton.
Coax., Dee. 30.-For the early part of the week we 1
boisterous, wet weather; the pan few days have beln
and the temperature mild. Supplies of grain to our mark, t
Ircm the farmers have been small; 335 barrels Wheat,
1,0a4 barrels Barley, and 2,809 barrels Oats for the week.
As is usual at this period of the year, the trade in every
department has been characterised by the utmost inactivity
and dulness, with scarce any qu .table variation in
prices of any description; the s.,me remark applies to
Flour and Indian Meal, for which a Flow consumptive sale
has been experienced, at rather receding rates ' • the demand
for Indian Corn has also been restricted, and a little less
money has been accepted. In prepared and store Corn scarce
a transaction occurred, and, with continued extensive foreign
arrivals, up to 13 cargoes of Mi ize, and 10 of Wheat this
week, buquess altogether remains in the most paralysed
state. Our Corn Exchange this corning was very thinly
attended, and supply short; 150 barrels Wheat, 726 barrels
Barley, 1,074 barrels Oats ; all hied• went off slowly, at
about previous currency. Prices of prepared Corn free on
beard : Wheat, 25. to 27e. ; Barley, 17,. to 12s. Gd.; Oats,
white, 10s. to lls. 02. ' • back, 10s. per barrel. Indian Corn,
yellow, 81. 2s. Gd. to 81. 10s. ; white, 71. 15s. to 81. Indian
Meal, 91. Oatmeal, 111. 10s. per ton. Malt, 31s. to 325. per
barrel.

LIMERICK, Dee. 30.-The weather for the past week had
been mild, with occasional high winds, but swd-sowing has
not been retarded ; a good breadth of land will be laid under
Wheat of late tillage. The supplies of all grain sine. ear
last have been moderate, with a downward tendency, with
the exception of Barley, which meets ready sale, at an ad-
vance, for distilling. Few arrivals of Indian Corn. The
demand is slack, and value receded nearly 10s. per ton.
Indian Meal in slow retail consumption. The demand for
Barley Meal and other coarse bresdstuffs is very brisk, and
the prices firm. The following are our rates :-Wheat, red,
13d. to 14d. per stone; white, 14d. to 1541. Oats, 71d.
to 81d. Barley, 9d. to 10d. Galati Indian Corn, 91. per
ton. Ibrail, 81. 155.; American, yellow and white, 81. 10s. ;
Barleymeal, 91. ; Wholemeal, 121. ; Oatmeal, 121. 10a ;
Ryemeal, 81. 10s. ; Irish Float, 40s. per bag ; American,
304. to 325. per barrel.
WATERFORD, Dec. 30.-The slight increase in our sup-
plies of grain from farmers noticed in our last, has not been
continued-our receipts of all kinds of country Cora since
last Saturday having been as small as them of any week since
harvest, but our amvals from abroad are again very heavy.
At this morning's market scarcely a sample of either Wheat,
Oats, or Barley, was exhibited for sale ; prices for these mar,
therefore, be noted nominally as on this day sennight. fa
free foreign Wheat a moderate business has been done, at a
decline of 6d. per barrel ; and some quantity in bond has
changed hands, at 251. to 265. per barrel. There has been
a good demand for Maize during the re, k, s its prices of
good quality Corn are scarcely supported, owing to the low
rates at whith ill-conditioned parcels are pressing on the
market. The sale of fine Flour is very dull, at a re-
duction of le. per auk, but inferior sorts are readily
disposed of at full papa. The following are present prices
Dadried, new: Wheat, millers', per 20 st., 245. 641. to 255. 6d. ;
shipping, Va. to 235. Barley, malting, per 16 stone,
16s. to 16e. ; grinding, lls. 9d. to 13:. Oats, white, per 14
stone,) 9.. 3d. to 10.. ; black, 91. to 9s. Gd.; Irish (pre-
pared) and foreign: Wheat, millers', per 20 stone, 275. to
275. 6d.; shipping, 235. to 25e. ; Polish Odessa, 28e. lid. to
295. 641. ; French, white, 295. 6d. to 305.; red, 28s. 6d. to
29e 6d. Barley, malting, per 16 et , 12a. 9d. to 14s. Oats,
white, per 14 at., 10s. 6d. to lls. ; black, 10s. 6d. to 10s. 6d.
Flour, superfine, per sack,37s. to 38e. ; seconds, 355. to 355. 6d.;
thirds, 3N. to 31s.;' fourths, 221. to 245. Indian Corn,
Danube, per 20 stone, 21s. 6d. to 225. ; American, yellow
and red, 20e. 6d. to 20e. 9d. Spanish and Portuguese,
19s. to 20s. ; white, 20e. to 20'. 6d. ; Indian Corn Meal,
par cwt., 9s. fid. to 105. Oatmeal, per cwt., lls. to lls. 641.
Bran, per 6 stone, 33. to 3s. 3d. Import" this week; Wheat,
7,055 qrs. ; Indian Corn, 6,300.

POTATOLS.—SOUTHWARK, WATERSIDE, Jan. 1.
—Onr market is well &applied with every kind of Potato,
particularly from France. The demand for the latter is
good, but all others meet a very heavy sale, and it is but
seldom our highest quotatiors are realised, the bulk going
off at the lowest. The following are this day's quotations
York Regents, 140 s. to 170 s. ; Newcastle and, Stockton Re-
gents, 100 s. to 120 a. ; Scotch Regents, 1001. to 120 s. ; Scotch
Cups, 60s. to &h. ; Scotch Whites, 60s. to 70s. ; French
Whites, 70s. to 95.. ; Dutch Whites, 401. to 60..

CATTLE, &c. SMITHFIELD. Two o'aock.—
The supply of Beasts le considerable, and although, the
weather being good, buyers are rumerouv, yet it Is very
difficult to obtain any advance. The choicest Scots make
nearly 2d. per Me. advance. The number of Sheep is by no
means lugs ; however, the demand is very limited, and
prices, except in a few instances, remain about the same.
There are very few Calves on offer, consequently prices are
about 2d. per 8 be. better. Pigs are not plentiful, and make
rather more money. From Rolland and Germany we have
100 Besets ; from Spain, 150; from Ireland, 150; Norfolk
and Suffolk, 403 ; Leicester and Northampton, 2,300 ; and
Lincolnshire, 300.

Per stale of 81be. I. 6. ad. Per dose of 81ba. aO.I. d.
Beet Scots. Herefords— 4 0 4 0 Best Dna. L 11f.-bda Ms. 0 0 0 0
Hat 81somhoros 3 8 3 10 Beet Long-wools— ...... 4 4 4 6
Sowed goalie, BMW 3 0e G Do. de. Hearn
-fires ........ 4 0 6 0 Swim end Weeaki quality 3 6 4 2
Psge
Peet Dim Relf.brede 4 8 6 0 Limbs 0 0 0 0
Boieti at market. 3,631; dbeis sad Labe: 21,0:4; Oahu. IS ; 116,1,
13C.

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