The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-17 00:00:00

and others teepee to those terms, yet ultimately tbaie
wands hog to be submitted to. There were more impiui.
for foreign, which untletweat a corresponding imuroren • T.•
Barley still command. improved ROM, and prim.. Int.
both malting and grinding kinds are in demand, awl rail..
dearer. There was little doing In the oat trade, but
paw of that article ruled steady. Beane and. peas
both firm, bet little doing in either of those Flt,,,r
is kaki Brady for pterious quotations.
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WIBBICH, DEC. 15.—The eply of wheat to-day
mamas • d oat. man showing ; other grain about ati
fora Wheat must be written fully 2s. per qr. deem.
Is., and other grain in favour of sellers. Price, to ti,..
=:--lbleat, white, new, 495. to 605., 6311,
; red, 475. to 585., fah:. ; oats, new, Ild.to 1. f,
per stone.

WORCESTER, Dec. 15.—There was a fair supply of whe,,t
at market to-day, which sold slowly at tartly the cunen,
of this day week. Barley nominally unaltered. Oat,' hill
for provisos rates. Beaus firm, peas offering cheaper.
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Yost, Dec. 15.—At our corn market to-day there say a
fair atfeedanee of farmers and factors,lint the show of wity.t
was rather few than usual for the time of the year. ALI
demand at an advance of L. ; white descriptions were do.
posed of at to 62e. ; red ditto, 45e. to Me. per 36 gout.
A fair consumptive demand was experienced for barley,
there was only a short show, and sellers demanded advent,.
rates, consequently buyers had to pay an advance of ly. to
la. 2d. per quarter on late quotations ; malting moved ott
at 38s. to 40s per qr. • grinding, 335. to 35e. per 30 stout.
Of oats the show was by no means abundant, and with a
firm tone in the demand, late rates were asked and wet
supported, new aorta changing hands at 24a. 2Ge. per 24
atone ; nil. For beans the inquiry was steady, and the
extreme currencies of last week were readily given ; old,
565. to 80s. ; new, 40e. to 455. per 38 stone. Malt, 70.. to
72a. •, rye, 38e. per qr. Flour, 475. to 49e. per sack of
atone

KIIIIICALDT, Dec. 15.—The weather this week continued,
as of late, damp, with occasional heavy rains, until yester•
day forenoon, since which it has been dry, with a tendency
to frost. Field work is very much behind this year, and
no wonder, with such weather as we have bad. At our
country markets, this week, we had only. moderate supplies
of all kinds of min. Sales ready at an improvement of is.
per qr. on all kinds of wheat, barley, and oats, and on
extra qualities nearly 21. par qr. Here, to-day, we bad a
moderate supply of barley, small of wheat, and large of
oats. Sales ready and prises higher by la. per qr. on al/
kinds, some select tote bringing 2a. per qr. advance. Wheat,
3••• tu fiss• Per (In ; barley, dls. to 425. ; oats, 20. to 295.

War:meow. Dec. 15.—Our receipt& of home-grown actin
continue small, and arrivals of foreign are very moderate for
the week. The improved feeling noted in the trade on
Saturday last has been maintained, and for nearly all articles
higher prices have been paid. Irish wheat may be quoted
6d. to Is. per barrel dearer, with an active inquiry. Fo•
reign has realised an advance of 6d. per barrel, but the de.
nand is not large. Barley in good request, at about 3d. per
barrel more money, and esteem freely taken at an enhance.
meat of 6d. to lid. per berreL We have a considerably
increased descend for Indian corn, and prices may be quoted
6d. per barrel higher on the week. The market closes firm
at the advance. Flour steady, without change in valve.
Imports this week :—Wheat, 90 qrs. ; Indian corn, 4,350;
flour, 902 sacks. Exports this week :—Wheat, 324 barrels;
oat., 3,883 ; flow, 864 sacks; Indian corn, 1,000 barrels;
oatmeal, 112 seeks.

WRATH= RZPORT.

D 9101129111119 11. 111111111111$ AMPS A.Z.

D. B. D. D. l. C. 1.
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Again= so23. 10 31 W.S.W. 1 b
GarzSoCE 30.31 40 17 W.S.W. 4 b
113iNcs 93.26 18 39 W. 9 0
C0PZ971243131 30.19 36 N.W. f
Portman 80.31 46 64 ILL b
GA2847 3O 20 66 4.1 8.1. 0 m
NOLL
Iniapan
VALYJITA
110.53 48 47 JCL m=lll — 30.96 IL 0
Yuunme3l 30.29 37 33 N.W. e
LONDO_ It 110 26 96 f
11t
Last Extreme 30.28 43 41 N.L 9 0 m
Lim 3Oll 31 30 9 f
1 Gazuwica
1 Doris 39.34 40 33 N. 9 1
P0n9n0228 90.13 39 37 IL 6 so
PIXIOO2II
P 111016.11112
huurrr
Raw 30.16 41 LN.L 9 0
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Los 10.01 46 N.B. 6 b 4
=PLANATION.
It—lkararttetor oorrected sod reduced to NI deg. at mean sea
level :.4026 10 test, of vertical rime. gumbo about one-hundredth
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!combat aul Todtteed to 82 dos. et mm aea
of oortB2ll2losi mull* about otio-ko.A--"-

of al-Incld-lnnlitioaliaeirjalo c;using
nearly throe hundredths Ingram. L—Exposed thermometer
in shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew
point). D.—Direction of wind (true—not magnetic). 7.—Force
(1 cloudy lt stbnated". C.—Cloud (1 to 9). I.—lnitials b, blue sky ;
a. detached) ; f, fog , h, hall ; 1, lightning re, misty
(haw; e, overcast (dully. r, rain: a. snow: thunder. A
Wer repeated augment.—thus, re. much rale.