The Express.
London, England, 1849-12-12 00:00:00

yell, at unaltered prices. In Rapeseed nothing doing. Today's mar-
let Is met with tete a small shim of lament' ..eat; and mote
money 'wing generally asked for nue qualities, etecked boldness ;
however, on toe towinesstlone last week's pekes ar• fully paid. and In
Inane Bounces Is. per qr. wore money. The soft wen her affects •
the oundeiuu more or leas of all grain, unit anything wanting condi-
tisn l, slow pale, but at un lured piker. In foreign no alteration;
there Is ut .re inquiry, and In evt ry net let fall ram. line
quiet:lee of Barley. IS ans, re:10, and at. bring foil price.; but out-
of-conoitioned and recondary rune are bad to quit even at low prices.
There is a wenna f shoedhrices have reached their lowest, and
farmers, as as facwith more firmsens. The following
table of aceleacs showot low price. are I eing euhinitted to. The
Rub Roy, in today, leaving Glueken.dt on Saturday hot, brings ac-
counts that the Elbe continua, unnavigable, and at Hamburg ad foot.
Wheat, Englieh, per qr. to the grower, die. to 36e.; extra, Ser ;
Damage and Konigsberg, *I4OEII 6 lbs. per bwritel, 4's. to 41a.
extra, 4nm; Hamburg, Stettin. tar., to 98x.; extra, 40a.; Danish
and linletein, 345. to .rbs. •' extra, doe.; Itiosian. Odessa, Re., 32a. to
341.; extra, 1111 s. to 38e. Maley, Et elnh and Scotch, per qr., itte. to
225. • extra, 24a. to SQL ; Sad and Rhenish, 225. to 245. ; HAIM and
Holitein,l'O. et 22e.; sanding, weighed 52.,1b5., lien to 20a. Oats,
English, new. per qr., to Ifni.; old, ISts. to 20e.; Daniah and
Swedish, 7d. to ed. per striae; Friesland and Dutch, Mr to lid. ;
'tomato, NA. to Sid. Beane, Eneliah, old, 241. to 32e.- foreign,
weighed Olt a., s. to 2N0.; airs, 305.; Egyptian, tor 275.
Paw, breakers, white and blue, per imperial qr., 2vs. to ion.; id-
ing, wi tele dSi ;Ihe., 2s. 27a. Turco, grinding, 20s. to 225.;
Linseed, etueltlng, per imperial qr., Ras. to 4IM. • extra, 42e. to 41s.
itspeseed, per last, .0-. to 2145. Impels during the past week :
Wheat, 2,675 qrs ; Barley, 4,142; Oats, 1,229; Ikons, 2,1.8; Peas,
1,641 ; Linseed, 12,607.
Irawiou ll,e 11.-To-day WO NO a small supply of
Wheat; gird cry samples, readily brought last week's prices. Barley,
of the malting quality, fully maintained Ps price • ordinary &scrip-
, duos dull, but could nut be bought at lower rates. Peas and Beans

la. per qr.. cheaper.
Lantos, 1/scannas. 11.-Wh-at is in moderate sup-
ply, the tone of the trade is again rather firmer, and the prices of
Friday are fully eustamed, with a fair bus.nere pursing. Barley
ste.aly, and value unaltered. Brats, oats, and other ankles do nut
vary om last week. ArTlflan this week: -Wheat, 8,677; Oats, 779;
barley. 1,843 ; Inane, 205 ; Rapeseed, 1,338.
Leionlom Buzz oto, Dec. 11 -The supply of Wheat
today was Wes than of late. Pest Harley eareelee come to hand Alen.
titu!ly. Whoa' must be written firm at last week's rates ; Barley, on
the ointrary, dull, anu still rather receding in value. Oil Beans
wise is per load lower; sew remain about the same. Wheat, per
load of 5 bushel... 22.5. to 26a. Gd. Bark y, per qr. imp., 21s. to 20s.
li tow, old, 205. to 2.3. ; new, lie. to Itia Peas, maple, 191.
to 21a.
Lewes, D 11.-To-day we have experienced a better
denttuid for Wheat than of MP., and, as there was a ebort supply, last
work's prices were fully maintained. Barley finds putchasert, at
previous quotations Os a, Beans, and Peas more oil steadily, without
any alteration in value. Wheat, white, lui. 10a. to 1 tn • rm. 91. 3s. to
91. las. Darla y, 375. to Ws. Oats, Ifo. to 17s. Bans, 275. to hat
Peas, 275. to 29e.
LiwecloOL, Deck 11.-The priocival import this week is
of flour, of which we have remind 6,731 racks from Ireland, 792
sacks coastwise, 5,003 barrels truin Certain., 5,086 battle from the
United Suit., and 1,426 sacks from Prance. Excepting 8,533 quar-
ters of Indian corn from the States, the oupplua of other articles o.
the trade from any p .rt are small. The trade has continued dull
throughout the week, and prime have scarcely railed. Buyers of M-
I diau corn have had to pay extreme rates, anu holders are stnving fur
ea advance. The geueral tone of our market was Letter to-day. The
I tracrandicam in wheat are moCerate, but foreign commanded the full
prices of this day sennight, anti Irish r.ew was Id. to 2d. per bushel
dearer. Tne lest qualities of sack and barrel tour find a steady sale
at full quotation& Meriting oats are still scarce. Oats and oatmeal
were butt. quite ar dear. Beans and pew, with a better sale than of
late, were tech 3d. and bd. per quarter higher. Barley dull, without
change in value. Indian corn was lid. per quarter dearer than last
I Tuesday, with a fair tale . it small cargo ut Galata win WILD sold during
market, at ills. Gd. per 41101bs. Present prices: Wheat, per 7011 n.,
English, red, old, 6e, 2.d. to Gs. &I ; new, ss. 9d. to Gs. Id..
white, old, Bs. Gd. to 7s. Od.; new, Gs. 3d. to Gs. 6d. • Irish,
red, old, 45.10.1. to es. 6d.; new, 4e. Gd. to feted.; white, old, 3s. sd.
11 tali& ed.; new, 54. d.to 30.9.1. per qr., English, MA to 288.•
Chevalier, 288. to 30.1. ; Scotch and Irish, per 601 W., I& led. to 3a. 3.41!
Malt, per qr. English, pale, 506. to 545. ; Irish, 40s. to 4Gs. Oats, per
oast., English and Scotch, old, 2s. Bd. to 2s. 10d.; Welsh, old, 2e. tel.
to Sal.; line sorts, old, 2s. 6d. to 2s. 7d.; new, 2s. 4d. te
Ss. 54.1.; general, old, 2s. 4d. to 2a. Gd. • new 2s. 2d. to h. 4d.;
Beans, per qr.. English, old, 325. to 33a.; Soetch and Irish, per 49011.1.,
old, 275. to 2.84.; new, 2L(I. to sta. Pees, per qr., English, wbite, 295. to
fes.,• lri.h, grey, 2i.s. to 30s. Flour, per :Molls., Empieu and Irish, ee-
-1 sonde, 275. to 28s. ; fine, 295. to 305.; supatine, 30e. d. to 325. Id.;
extra, 335. 01. to 33e. Gd. Oatmeal, per load of 24011 e.,
Irish, 1849, 20s. fick to 21s. 3d. • old, 19s. Od. to Me. Gd.;
Csaadian old, 20e. to 20s. Gd, /inn, per 2411:4., 10d. t
la. Foreign : Wheat, Canadian, per 701 b., red, AL 10d. to 6.. 2d.
white, Gs. Gd. to Gs. 9d. • United States, red, Gs. 0.1. to Gt. 3d. ; white,
Is. to 75. Yd. ; Dditzic, mixed and red, ha. 241. to lid. ; high-
mixed, 7s. 2d. to 78.&I ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, Gaid. to 6a.Bd.;
white, es. 4iL to 6s. litt.; Riga end Peteriburg, red, 3e. Od. to 3s. 4d. ;
Archangel, 4s. 10d. to 3s. Od.; Odessa, common, led, 3e. Od. to 3e. 3d.
Polish, ed. to is. ed.; French, Spanish, and Italian. red, 38.164. '
44.24.; white, Ile. 3d. to Gs. 61. ; Bennet and Alitrianopoll, red, ss. &a
to is. 84.; Egyptian, 4s. Od. to 4.. 3d. • Mediterranean, he., hard,
4s. id. to 4P. lid. Rye, per qr. Baltic, 3m., 2os. to 225. Barley, per
GOlb., grinding, 2a. ltd. to 36. 3d. Outs, per 451 b., 2a. Gd. to 2a. re
Russian, Is. 4d. to 2s. Gd. Beans, per qr., European, 311. to 345. ,
Egyptian, per 4801 b., 245. Od. to 245. lid. I'eas, per qr., Baltic, &c.,
white, Ms. to 295.,• Canadian, 15s. to Ma. Flour, per Ind. 1961 b.,
Canadian, sweet, Ms. tid. to 21s. t.d.; Western Canal, sweet, 225.
to 215.. ; Ohio, 21.. Gd. 2G.. Od. ; l'hdadelpina and Baltimore,
sweet, 24,0 d. to 255.; CiAlladiall. soar, 1 tis. to 2041.6.1. Indian corn, ise-
titilb., AMeliCall white, 29a. to Sly..; 27.. Gil. to 28x..
European, yellow, 375. fol. to 201.0 d. Indian Corn Meal, per 11111 t.
13e. &I. to 14s. Arrivals from the 4th to the 10th of Pee.,
inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn :-Wheat, 1,564 qrs.; Barley,
601; Malt, 951; Oate, 9,574; Beans, 0,41; Peas. 542; India
Corn, 9,173; Oatmeal, 3,572 tacks ; Flour, 9,951 sacks and 10,7 P
bairels.
LYNN, Dec. 11.-The weather of late his been so bad ;
getting stacks in and threshing, that we have less Corn at market
day, and prices of all articles abut the same as last week. Prices :-
Wheat, white, °Abs. to 631bs. per bushel, 40s. to 425.; red, 375.
to 395. Barley, best, 5411 w. to 521b5., 23e. to 26e.; common, 531ba.
to 54100., Ms. to Its. Oats, ablbs. to 40155., Ifs. to 17..
Beane,
Galls. to (Albs., 28s. to Ste. Grey Peat, 211 s. to 10s. Flour, line, 2r
per sack of 30 stone.
Nawcarrt.s. Dee. 11.-The weather continues open, I
the temperature has been gradually getting lower, and, although
have ruin to-day, present appearances .ndicate a return to frost.
our market this morning we had a moderate show of Wheat from
growers, and, having nothing fresh in from the coaat, nor ft
abroad, the trade opened with more firmness, and a good business
dune, at fully former rates. Good runs of new Kisbech red making
41s. In. per qr. • choice Norfolk and Suffolk, 425. Gd.; whilst for a
cargo of new Rostock, consisting of 1,400 qrs., 435. Gil. was made ,•
whilst fine tailed Datitric sold freely at 475. per qr. All weighed
&Abs. per bushel. Fur Flour there was a steady inquiry, choice No-
folk households being saleable at 295. to 304. ; and whites, from 318,
to 325. per sack respectively. Ilya excites little attention. Malting
Barley must be again written Is. per qr. lower, but at this reduction
there seems more disposition to wave. The market being we
cleared of grinding description& no Rather decline WWI eubtuitted
on such ems. Malt unaltered. Beans aced Pe-, more sought
and the torn dearer. Oats without change.
PLYMoUrti, Dec. 11.-Our corn market has been two
attended by millera, and more inquiry for foreign Wheats; but
trade was quiet, and few sales were made at last week's rates. I
Flour, 295. per mock; sad white Wheat, 40s. per 5001bs.
SALISBURY, Dee. 11.-We had a very full market to-day,
and the supply of eoea was large. The trade In Wheat was very
heavy, but the prim of last week were held firmly, and an advance
ot lid. was in most instance., obtained for old Wheat. The demand
for Barley was not more active than last week, maltsters beingaLreatly
user stocked, but no further abatement in price took place. T
trade in Oats, Beans, Peas, and other articles was alike dull,
prices remain nominally unaltered. Prices: Wheat, 81. to 10/.
load. Barley, 245. to Ite. tints, 16e. to 22. Beans, Stis. Malt,
to 58a. per qr. Flour, Va. to 211 e. per sack.

CATTLE, &c.—Dsznw Dec. 11.—Our supply of
Beasts this morning was large, Ind the quality generally good, then
being several lots from Newark fair, which was held yesterday
(Monday). We have sees more buyers in the market thanthere w.
this 100171i0g, which had a tendency to prevent an advance in ,
which evidently was aimed at. The show of Sheep was also good, ,
the demand was flat. The number of fat Pigs was larger than
was the last week. Beef made from sd. to WI. Mutton,
Vaal, 3d. to fal. per lb. Pigs, 7a 6d. to M. per score.
ROTHERHAM, Dec. 10.—At this day's market the and
of Beasts and Sheep was again good kr this beaten of the year,
buyers not being numerous we have to report a dull trade, at'
rates. Beef, Se. Bd. to Gs. 3d. per stone. Mutton from 444. '
per lb.
SALIBDURT, Dec. 11.—Our great Christmas cattle marl
woe numerously attended by country buyers, and the supply of
was eamedinsly large, and superior in quality, comprising pm,
the priciest beasts that could be produced by the Wiltshire breeds.
This description of Bed commanded a good steady trade, and
prima realised were from 10s. Gd. to lle, per score, and a consider
amount of busineet was transacted. Heiler Beef was in less reqt
and the figure was rather low ; some of the beet qnality lOs
score, but the range of prices was 9s. to Os. 6d. ; Cows brought
ea 6d. The number of Sheep penned was below the average nt
on ordinary market.daye, though quite equal to the demand.
trale wait very dull, and the peieeswere from NI. to 04. per lb. ;
pens of Southdowns brought 74.1., and those exhibited at our
show realised Mi. to 9d. per lb., and were purchased by Messrs. ,
and Marlow of this city. The Pig trade ruled brisk, and the supply
was large. In the dead market Pigs were scum, notwithstanding
prima were very low, averaging from 6s. 9d. to 7e. per score.