The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-04 00:00:00

SPORTIWO.

- THE CHESTER CCP.
NdIIINATION4 POZ Till CRUM* Cr.. Run May 6.
Mimeos, Two Willi and a quarter. Weights published
shod Or 20th of January. Forfeits declared February 1.
If the Idgbeet weight accepting,. is ander ilst it will
be nisei to
time .—Goad Pridar,al yrs ; Our Sal, 6 yes'a,• Pa=
3 Gorse Rill, 3 yrs ; Maeda, 4 Parrty,
llns; Anglery, 6 yrs,. Gunboat, 4 pss, 4 ps ;
TL Baker, 4 yrs; Hadji, 3
tr.sai'alierier, 3 yrs;
Bannockburn, 4 yrs • Harry 3 yrs ; Pea- 1
dour, 3 yrs ; Ber-h;rity, 4 yrs; 'yneaker, 3 yrs ;
Bernalit mok,Hcneystiok, 3 yrs; Plush Cdt., 4
re ; 4 yrs; Bundled, 4 yrs; Pole-
star 6 yrs; Bel Espenaza, 4 yrs ; Jade, 4 yrs; Poodle,
; Berman nit, 6 yrs ; Jordan, 3 yrs; R6sber, 4 yrs;
3 yes; &at, 4 yrs; Rocket, 3 yrs; Blackthorn, 3
ne; of the Wee, 4 yrs; Sam Spode, 3 yrs; Bleak
Tammy yrs ; Lay of Roballioo, 3 yrs ; Satinstons, 3 yrs ;
eistaig
Ellek gamy, 4 yrs ; The Lamp. aged ; _i
litany ,8 pi • lets in Life ; Saunterer, 4 yrs Bridal Tour,
3 yre ; Ladd, colt, 3 yrs ; Sillies, 3 yrs ; The Brower,
6 yrs; Lay lass, 4 yrs; Sir Isaac Marlon, 3 yrs; Broad-
lands, 3 yynn ; leamingtcm, 6 yrs ; Special Limas, 4
B 4 yrs ; Lankothes, 3)n ; St. Giles, 4 yrs ; QCs-ward. 3 yrs; Ldsbost, 3re ; ,•ig of Shillelagh, 4 yrs ;
Chaperone, 3 yrs; Little ,&m, 3 yrs; Stork, 6 yrs; Chester,
4 yrs ; Lama dolls Robbia, 3 yrs ; iltrathnarer, 4 yrs ; Co-
median, 4 yrs; Maid of Derwsnt, 6 yrs ; Sunbeam, 3 yes ;
Compromise, 3 yrs ; Earthed... Jack, kyrs • Con-
ductor, Brother to 3 yrs Owed WU-
lima, 4 yrs; Cotswold, 6 yrs; 6 yrs; Tasmania,
4 yrs; Cultivation, 4 yrs • Minnie, 4 yrs; TerrMe, 3 yrs;
Darling, 3 yni ; Mias Haim, 3 yrs; Toffeyr4 yrs ; Dispute,
3 yrs ; Misty Morn, 3 yrs ; Trioo, 4 rrs; Did, 3
traille, 4 yrs ; Underhand, 4 yrs ; Dole:mar% 4 yrs ; Mongrel,
4 yrs ; Vandermullo. 6 yrs ; Danboyne, 4 T. M. Dobler,
4 yrs ; Vold" Sag ; The Dupe, 4 yrs; Ifir bt Ranger,
3 yre Whangse, ; El Ha, 4 yra ; bell. 4 yrs
Wilton, 3 yrs; /*diadem, 3 yrs ; Odd Trlek, 4 yrs; Worces-
ter, 4 yrs ; nodal, 3 yrs ; Old English 04111 t, 4 yrs ;
Wourenniva, 3 yrs; Fisherman, 3 yrs; Gamma di Vergy, 4
yrs; Zigzag, aged ; One Act, 6 yrs; Wrestler, 3 yrs; Omar
Psalm, 4 yrs; Osneral Bosquet, 4 yrs; The Bird in the
Rand, 4 yrs ; Borderer, 4_yn ; Brother to Marchioness, 3
yrs; Captivator, 3 yrs; Cheery Chap, 3 yrs; Commotion,
4 yrs; roner, 6 yrs; Evelyn, 4 yrs; *Little Tom, a;
Lida Trams, 3 yrs ; Lord Nelson, 4 yrs; Lord Stately,
3yrs • Mary, 6 yrs ; eNewton le Willows, 4 yrs; c by
linailb—Laodds, 3 yrs; Phydairs, by Chsatioldr,
Poll) ,• Phen, by Game Boy, 3 yes. ; Burro, 4 yes ;
LTINI 3 yrs; Pretty Boy, 6 yrs; Prince ci Den-
-8 yrs; Printer Royal, 3 yrs; Renown, 4 yrs; flaan
sea, yrs ; fildnnisher, 4 yrs • Thornhill, 3 yrs ; Tinwald,
4 yrs_ ; Vandal, 6 yrs; Vanity, 4 yrs; Werlodr.o22;
yaidgehtreman, 4 yrs. ; Fended% 3 yrs ; Pirbeft
mesa, 4 yrs; Forbidden Fruit, 6 yrs; PriOt, 4 yrs7=-
mon, 3 yrs ; Garnish, 3 yn; *GIs, 3 yrs; Gourd, 3 yrs;
Hark Forward, 3 yrs ; Honey Tree, 3 yrs • Howtowthe, 3
yrs ; Impsrldie, 4 yrs ; Kelpie, 3 yrs; King of the Gipsies,
6 yrs; King William, 3 yrs ; Knight of the Tourney, 4 yrs ;
Lord 4 yrs.
Chastarded, Kr. Langshaw, and Mr. B. Parr did not
OWN.
THE LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE.

!Lab intetlignitt.

EARLY HINTS FOR THE COMING BEASON.

No. I.—TRI DIEM.
TO IRO TOMS OP TIE =PIM&

81/4—DallartingtheapeiniEntrien till the =On
important period when the mole* will be pua.' he the
Great Handicap, Isommease my umbels el dm mad open
Derby that ha. preseeled Wolf kr sense yews put.
Whether it is that them anissele VIM have thews la public
are considered bat moderate only, or all of them we each de-
cided " flyers" that it looks a near thing with at last twenty,
I cannot daterrelas ; but It Is • feet that, leaving eat Clyde..
dale, there are shout a deem animals whose popularity is so
evenly balanced that it emus impanel:de to foram whicheill
be the beet favourite of them • few days hem, ss they
waver between 100 to 6, 100 to 4, and 100 to 3.
In a most peculiar manner. liven the extraordinarily open
weather we have had up to the present time has not caused •
run to be made on anything bat the favourite; yet it is
pretty certain that elms of the candidates must exhibit forms
which sours of the old school would hardly think possible at
merry Christmas, mei It says something for the judgment of
them who ass these things that they de not send largemmi-
maltose into the market, thinking their favourites me so
meetly improved, fora aim comaderation of the matter must
cenvince them that their apparels have just the same ad-
vantage from tbe open weather. It is not impossible that
the recent duty to back Clydesdale for both his age-
mate le the rank of even such a simple miaalcmLYen se
Witt be mob is overlooking them farm, and his backers may
Irk whoa Wspring sets in, that they have made a very foolish
Weak& nave seen some startling changes in many animals
who ',halted in public but semen, and csis safely assert that
no
Welt of threiwyr-olds wee ever so forward on the Ist of
Jemmy as ors them of the year 1858. Should the how
manthe not be rolonged beyond their usual time, they p wile
emcee._
Mitre dna in the spring handicaps, =lees the
Oahe Into consideration the great advestages
tli7i'has 'beady afforded them, and raise the male
ter three-yreissene Ilb or so.

The iiirriey i &did same ten days earlier than natal,
being an the 19th d May. The original entry has beat con-
siderably reamed by the deaths of nominators ; 13=ayas-
hal, Wiadireed, proem le Laird Duff, Captivator,
Lail of Less. the colt by Volttgeur out of
d;Gael* and Poo;
Player being the nominations that are voi still there are
199 subscribers left, and times, at 60 sore, k ft, will make
the stake quite valuable enough. The " New Deeby Coarse"
(dna need in 1848) is the most trying mile and • half ever
galloped over by a three-yr-old, and no animal ma ever hope
to memo the bias ribead who doss not go It to Use post, end
take with him speed, pluck, and endurance of the best
quality. There an five lilies engaged ; yet I doubt if the
61b conceded to them will cense even one of them to me the
post, while that the winner is among them is not to be in the
least expected. That must be disposed of in their turns;
and to snake a commencement I proceed to visit the
northern stable; but to save time and space it ie only Decal-
eery to note it length the " crocks" of each trainer, as the
rubbish CM be disposed of in the summary.

&MISS TOR 111 LITIZPOOL STIZIPLRCHAILLMOC-
RaiLtloari:T/ed •, Huntarnan, 6 yrs ; Abki-Kader, aged ;
Nicholas, • Jean do guano, aged ; Hindoo aged ;
Ben , iced ; Planet Joe Graham • Black Bess ;
Rialto, 6 yr• ; Kattlaby, 6 yrs; Banton, aged ; The Brewer,
6 yrs ; King Cols mare ; 81 6 yrs ; Kingsoourt (late
=:2l.(lrlsk) ; The 13t, •
rga.d4;011,31.E., aged
6 yrs ; Knight of the Shire, ; Tame ,
6 yrs ; Moire Antique, 6 yrs ; Toddy, ; Claudia@ ; The
Calomel, aged ; The Comet, lyre ; Lilford, aged ; Tam Our
aged ; Little Charley, aged ; Tom Moody, 6 yrs ;
Barthstoppar, yrs ; Little 'Tom, aged ; Treachery, 6 yr. ;
Ihniplat, aged Little Victim, aged ; aged
Recaps, aged; Little Yeoman, aged Violet, aged ; The
Fs; 6 Yrs ; sled; Warwick, 6 ; Mstest
ridding W wed ; Olenamour, 6 yrs ;
]feria, aged ; Westminster, 6 yrs ; Harry Lc•rAser, aged;
Minerva, aged ; Weston, 6 yrs ; Medley aged; Minor,
aged; Woodyestes ; Black Baran, a; Conrad, • ; Lobster,
• ; Miss Ilarkaway, 6 yr* ; Potter, a; The Rejected, a;
Rialto, 8 yrs ; Sluggard, 6 yrs ; Spring, a; Tansy, • ;
Xantltui, a.

• These hones having been entered without the know-
ledge of their owners, will be struck out at the time pre-
eeribed , unless specially ordered to mein in.

THE PRINCE 001/802T8 HARRIERS.
On Friday their Royal Highnesses the Prince of
Wales and Prince. Alfred bunted with these barriers, the
place of meeting being at Amerden Farm. The royal princes
were attended by the Hon. Colonel Hood, Colonel Peasantry,
and Mr. Cavendish; lady Mary Hood was also at the
" meet," and two of Colonel Beymour's sons, and also two
sons of his Excellency M. Vim de Weyer ; the field is addi-
tion being composed chiefly of the neighbouring agricul-
turists. The horses of the Prince Consort and the Duke of
Cambridge were sent to the farm, but their royal lughuesse
were prevented from participating_ in the sport. Oa the
arrival of the royal proton, Mr. Brigenahaw, the agricul-
' twist, piloted them past his house (pointing on. to their
notice a bare which was promoted by the Prince of Walls
to Mrs. Brigenshaw on the last occasion of the prince's visit
there, which had been stuffed and covered with a glom ore
and placed in the window) to a field in which it was expected
a hare would be found. In lees then five minutes ' pun"
was roused in • piece of turnips, on Mr. Tramper's farm, but
was lost in Dorsey Court, after a short bunt.
Os retracing their steps • strong hare was mused from her
kg= on a piece of barley stubble, and had her work to do to
get deer of the pack ; however, she did manage to escape,
sad then, with the hounds upon her in view, she rattled
away, pointing for the Bath-road; bat turning to the right,
across a green lane, she managed to get • clear start of her
pursuers, and afforded a most splendid run, leaving Lake-
end on the left, to Dorsey, across Mr. Whits's farm, sad
along the fields below Cippenham, nearly to Chalvey ; them
to the fteestortua, Eaton-wick, and back to Mr. Aldridge's
!sem, where the gallant little animal was run into and
killed, after a run deity minutes. The country, as is well
known, abounding with awkward ditches, is far from being
eesy to ride over, and there were two or three falls. The
princes, however, escaped such a disaster. They rode bravely
throughout, were well up at the finish, sad append per
fectly delighted with the day's sport.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
IT•0110IINDS.
Her Majesty's, Tuesday, Stag and Hounds, Bindeld ; Fri-
day, her Heath—at 11.
Enron Rothschild's, Monday, Htdoott ; Thursday, Ment-
usors—at half-past 11.

1011917N1:11.

Albrighton (Kr. 0. Btiii.es)LTmeday, Hinton Abbey ,
Thursday, Waste Had; lietuaday, Bosoobel--at a quarter
to It.

-41;clowort1 (Lord Hawke's), Tuesday, Man Tillage;
Thursday, Woodbridge ; Saturday, Natton—at ball-past
10.

South Berkshire, Tuesday, Blount's Court; Thursday,
Aldermaston Court; Friday, Stanford—at a quarter to 11.
Bicester (Mr. T. T. Drake's), Tuesday, Barton Common ;
Thursday, lialgoott Village; Saturday, Lower Beddington—
at a quarter to 11.

Maniott's), Tuesday, Ridgewell Green ;
Friday, Brasted Park—at 11.
Esser and Suffolk (Mr. Thomaa Nunn's), Tuesday, Ard•
Irish Street ; Friday, Hintlesham Park Gate—at 11.
South Essex (lir. A. Z. Button's), Tuesday, lagrara
Church; Saturday, lassel—at 11.
F. B. H. (Mr. W. Williams's), Tuesday Constantine
Cross; Friday, Merthen In Constantine--at half-past 10.
Mr. Garth's, Tuesday, Hare Hatch; Wednesday, Hawley
Green ;.Friday,Newnhain Omen,. _ _

Haidon, We'diseday, Capon Clough ; Saturday, Travel-
let's Rest—at 9.
Hurworth (Ur. T. Wilkinson's), Tuesday, Welbury;
Saturday, High Worse! Toll Bar--at half-past 10.
Mr. Neysek Ingram's, Tuesday, Kedleston Thurs-
day, Itedborne ; Saturday, Swarkstons Bridgo—at a quarter
to 11.
lags of Wight (Committee), Tuesday, Stag Inn, North-
wood ; Friday, Mersley Down—at helf.past 10.
West Kent (Mr. Stratford's), Tuesday, Farningham ;
Friday, Stanstaad--at a quarter past 10.
Mr. Lawson's, Tuesday, Woodside; Saturday, Crofton
Toll Bar—at hall-post 10.
Ludlow (Mr. Sitwell's), Tuesday, Kyrewood
_ Howe
Thursday, Hopton Waters; Saturday, Bitterley—at half-

`licriath (Yr. J. Cooks:ea), Tuesday, Stake Ford Toil
Gate; Thursday, Chhos; Bibrday, Leagaittan—at a
qu!ft'w 11' ..

Fonet (Mr. B. Tiosson's), Tuesday, New Park;
Thursday, Brkkworth Loud ; Saturday, Cadmus' Bridge—
at a quarter to 11.
Th=(Duke of Cleveland's), Tuesday, Windlestons ;
sy, Mandeld; Saturday, Witton—at halfspaet 10.
Sir Henry Soele's, Tuesday, Ogwell ; Friday, Ash-
Pridfftww.
Mr. Selby's,
Hanes -at kaN-past 10. Tueeday, Ingram; Friday, Shawdon Wood
Shropshire (Mr. C. J. Morris's), Tuesday, The Brsiddan ;
Friday, the Fox, at Albton—st half-put 10.
West Somerset (Colos4 Luttrell's). Tresday, Crowoombe
Park Gale; Friday, Langridgs Wood—at hall-psst 10.
Southwold (Captain York-Dallas) Tuesday, Itsveaby
Abbey ; Friday, Doningtou Brick Yard; Sate:Ml, Spilaby
—at 11.
North Staffordshire (Mr. W. Da s), Tuesday,
Seighford ; Friday, Croldes Abbey—at ball-pse 10.
Suffolk (Mr. J. Josealys'a), Toseday, Huningtes Fox ;
Thursday, Cowlings, Green Man ; Ilatarday, Ampton Hell
—54 11.

W. Tailby's, Tuesday, Allston; Thursday,
Thaddiagworth ; Saturday, Skellngtou Hall—at 11.
Mr. Trstawny's, Tuesday, Fists; Saturday, Pim Bridge
--et half-past 10.
Halted Psek, Tuesday, Scanner--et 10.
V. W. H. (Lord Oifford'a)—Tuasday. Foes Croat; Thurs-
day, Th. Big Elm; Saturday, Warahed-plans—at a
quarter to 11.
Meth Waririckablre (Mr. Jobs Bakes',), Tuesday, Hay
Wood ; Thursday, Caughtoe ; Saturday, Cubhisitois Goa
--at a quarter toll.

diktat, Wednesday, Bushel; Friday, Reeky Hill—at
Bremistass,
Wow I TuesdNA ay, Hini— ardest; Tbanday, Gat.;
fisardir, es

TAB EX P4ESS, MONDAY ENING, J.V. VARY 4 1858.

NWSZOTOLITAN COUNTY COMM
Milottiara layortad fee the puree eask.
W Moody. Jaw 4; ToiSti & Wadr
Leon'
sar, • load —Tuesday, Jr. 6: Wodutaday 6 ;
Tliroiry, T.
MAMMON% Ihtirdlad—it cads,. Jan. 4; Withisolas, 6; Thorn
SW. 7 ;
Statrrroaa—Tuaday. Jas. 6.
ilsoarautcy, sYslolurata—Thwysetay, Jam. T; Saturday, O.
Ws ericaara, Oaboraeotrorn—Trutay, Jaw 6 : Wodornd— ay. 6;
Thornily, T.
Clayborwoll Sernioad—Tooday. Sae. 6: ilreaomd.7. 6.

Australian sad Tar

MARN 67. .

COTTON.—LreuttetsoL, JAN. 2.—Tbe cotton marks
was closed aa usual to-day, but business will be resumed to-
morrow.

COTTON GOODB.—MANCIIESTra, JAN. 2.—There is
still a slight improvement perceptible in demand, and there
is more tmiformizotad steadiness in prime. The demand
extends to long T cloths, printers' and madapollams,
and shirting', in all of which sellers are able to get rather
better rates. In yarns there is also a moderate demand
for export to India, Germany, and the Mediterranean, be-
sides an improving home trade, and prices are id. to sd. per lb.
above quotations recen current. In their notice of the
exports of last month, Messes. Robert Freelsud and Brother
remark that, "notwithstanding the panic which has pre-
vailed, it will be seen by our export table*, made up to the
26th of December, that the number of packages shipped
during the monde is within 12i per cent. of what they were
the same time last year. The smaller markets go on taking
about their natal average supply. The falling off to New
York, Philadelphia, and Boston amounts to 7628 packages •
to the Bruits, 3,146 ; to Hamburg, Rotterdam, and Ant-
werp, 6,207 ; and to Constantinople, 1,876 ; while to China
the increase haa been 2,310 packages ; to Bombay, 5,568 ; to
Singapore, 1,643 ; an 4 to Lima and Valparaiao 3,199. The
total exports of cotton-piece goods and yarns for the month
are 80,306 package, against 91,631 for the same time last
year. This is under the average of the previous three
months, which Is 84,901, and likewise under the monthly
average for the year, which is 84,291 packages. The follow-
ing classillostion shows at a glance the proportion shipped to
the various markets of the world : _ _ _

Packages. Pounds.
Cotton Cotton
Piece Ooods. Yarns.
Bast Indies
China 13.4 .... 3.1
A.ustralia,
Central and South America
North America
West Indies 2.8 .... 0.0
A Coast of frica
_ _ 4.1 . 0.0

Turkey, Egypt, and Levant 6.9 6.9
German and Holland
Other European states
The actual number of packages shipped during the year
has been 824,741 cotton piece goods ; against but year,
864,698; and 202,762 bales cotton yarn, or 160 millicms
of lbs.; against but year, 240,866 bales or 166 millions of lbs.

WOOLLEN.—Lizze, Jex. 2.—The dense fog which has
enveloped the town this morning has rendered it almost use-
less to visit the Cloth-halls. The market has been merely
nominal ; few buyers were there, and the transactions have
been

HI.LIPAI, JAN. 2.—Far wool more inquiry, but littlo im-
provement. In worsted sad aLms some very slight improve-

THE WOOL TRADE.—The colonial wool market sins
the late public sales has been very quiet, and there is little
wool selling. Within the last few days the,, ham beta
more inquiries by foreign buyers and English manufacturers.
Prices are firm, there being little wool in the bands of
Maples or manufacturers. The imports into the kingdom,
as shown in Messrs. Hughes and Ronald's amend report,
dated Liverpool, January 1, 1868, is as follow., from 1856
to 1867

TOTAL IMPORTS INTO Till KINGDOM.
1857. 1856. 1866. 1864.
. -

maul=
Cape of Good Hope 49,608 60,229 37,213 27,326
East ludis
Chinese
paca— 84.5 441 1, 409 632
Al
Peruvian
Buenos dyne, &o.
Rom a= 24,489 4,181 642 10,003

Portugal
Spanish 2,038 218 213 1,485
Mediterranean
United States

re 13
= 4,186 6,616 4,761 6,ii
2,939 3,109 2,288 2,916
Turkey goats
German 9,390 16,406 12,874 23,998

Sundries

-I,tioi

Total
HARDWARB.—Braternoxam, lair. 2.—The trade of
this town continues remarkably dull ; the pest week has been
observed more of a holiday than for several years ; not more
than half the tall chimneys are smoking; stook-taking is the
order of the day ; and as far as the manufactories are con-
cerned, it has been very much of a holiday week. Next week
there will be more more business doing but trade is sure to
remain fiat here for several weeks, until but
re-action becomes
general in other parte of the country, and increased ease in
the money market la a sufficient inducement to the merchants
who do a commiseion trade to give out orders which have
been withheld. The metal market continues steady and
easy ; this will stimulate trade to some extent. Yesterday
the German silver makers announced areduction in the price
of the best metal of 2d. per lb., on the common metal
ld. pee lb. At the same time a fall in the prlos
of nitkle was announced of ls. per lb. ; in all
probability the electro-platers will find that these
reduction, give an impetus to that branch of our manu-
factures. Within the last day or two it has been reported
that there are a good many shipping orders in, especially
from Australia, but that those will not be given out at pre-
sent. It is too early yet to form an socurate estimate of the
result of the year's trade operations of this town • the manu-
factures have had to contend with a fluctuating town;
market,
with high pries of metal, and for the last two months busi-
ness has been in a very languid state ; but it is believed that
upon the whole the returns will not be unsatisfactory. In
the district badness concerns still wear • very unhealthy
aspect; the notiees of reduction in the rate of wages paid to
the paddlers and mill-men will be given to-night; but it is
believed that these will be accepted. As a proof, however,
of the depreseod state of the iron trade of South Staffordshire,
it may be mentioned that at the commencement of October
there were one hundred and filty-five furnaces in blast; at
the present time there are one hundred and ten only; and
the price of pig-iron Is twenty-five per cent, lower than it
was at the time the make was so much in exams of what it le
at the present time.

CORN.—CAmmupos, JAN. 2.—What though in rather
short auppty, was unchanged in price. Barley is. to 24.
dearer. Wheat, red, 44e. to 48a.; white, 624. Barley, 345.
to 424. Beans, 364. to 40a Oats, 244. to 304.

CANTERBURY Jaw. 2.—There was a dull trade te-day,
and prices about one u last week. Supply tolerably
good. New brown wheat, 40s. to 605.; new white ditto,
48s to 624.; new barley. 325. to 435. • new cab, 23e. ; old
beans, 40a.; new ditto, 325. to ; old ticks, 411:; hog peas,
39a. to 40a.

CARLIRLZ, Dec. 31.—We bad a fair supply of wheat at
our market this morning, which met with a good demand ;
in some Instance. 6d. per Carlisle bombe more than last
week was obtained. Oats, a good supply ; slow sale
Barley unchanged. Wheat,white, new, 19s. 6d. to 21a. ; old,
204. to 21s. ; red, new, 18e. to 20e. ; old, 18a. to 20s. Bar-
ley, new and old, lls. to 12s. 6d. Oats, potato, old, 10s.
to Ils. ,• new, 84. to 9a. 6d. ; common, new, 78.64. to Ba. 6d. •
Rye, 13a. to Hs. Beans, 18.. to 19.. Flour, per stow,
la. Bd. to 2s. Oatmeal, la. 104. to 2a. Ryemeal, ls. 44.
Barleyssal, Is. 4d.—Cisrlisle Josernal.

COLCHESTER, JAN. 2.—The supply of wheat email; of
barley, beens, and peas fair. Dry wheat realised an ad-
vance of Is., and barley 2e. Beans were Renerally in soft
coodi:ion, and declined 2e. Peas as last market day.
Gioucceirsit, JAN. 2 —The Englieb supply was mhar
better, and prices the turn higher. Foreign a little de. yr.
Good malting barley in demand. Grinding corn a slow eels.
Secondary oats almost unsaleable. Imports for the week
ending Jan. 2:—Wheat, 3,620; barley, 3,160; esti, 2,000,
maize, 6,200 ; sundries, 1,780.
_ . _

. . .
ORANTHAX. JAN. 2.—At our Corn Esc.hange to-day.
wheat came w head in better condition, end was 2.. per qr.
dearer than last week. I. barley there was en adraaos of
L. to 2s. Beans were la. higher.
- - -

GUILDFORD, JAN. 2.--Tlient was a large supply of wheat
to-day, and a brisk demand for dry doe parcels, which ad-
vanced la. to 2a. per or. Other aorta were without much
alteration, but 'morally cleared off. Wheat 40a. to 62a. ;
barley, 28e. to 40e.; oats, 20e. to 27e.; beam, 40e. to
44a. ; peas, 40a. to 42a.

RILITYOII3, JAN. 2.—The wheat trade to-dry firm, at
but week's prices; supply fate. Barley in good supply, the
beet samples made rather more money. Oats a heavy trade.
Peas mid beans support lest week's prices. Wheat,
28.. to 345. per load. Barley, 26e. to 42a. per qr. Oats, 22,.
to 30a. per qr. Peas, 25e. to 27e. per load. Beam, 23e.
to 29a. per load.

LTICRATER, JAW. 2.—At oar corn market to-day, wheat
was in fair supply, and le. to 2s. dearer than last week.
Barley was in bettor regent, and sold at an advance of la. to
24. per quarter. In oats and bean, no change.

NEWCASTIS, Jatt. 2.—Wheat, aod supply from the
growers, which sells freely at last weeks prides. Of foreign
the arrivals per steamer are liberal, and the bulk has been
sold ex-ship at fully late rates. Flour in more request, end
rather ginner. Barley and oats without alteration.
NOILWICII, lAN. 2.—The weather has been much
colder during the week, and the atmosphere since Wedoes-
day has been raw and foggy. The range in the thermo-
meter in the six days ending this rooming has been from 28
to 43. The total markets have not exhibited mach change
during the week, but prices have been well supported . AR
this exchange to-day, wheat was in good suppi and them
being a better feeling in the trade, prices advanced le. to
2s. per quarter. There was not a very liberal supply of bar-
ley, and the fanners were most unwilling sellers without
an improvement In price being conceded. The sales made
were at le. per quarter more money for malting qualities,
and other sorts were fully se dear. In oats, beans, and pees,
there was vary little pesemg. Flour, in favour of the senors.
Latest averages : wheat, 2,789 quarters, at 455. 6d. ; barley,
7,931 quarter,, at 365. 74.; beans, 58 quarters, at 414.6 d.

•
••W. f.—At nor Coon nummge them was
• fair supply of wheat, which was muddy disposed of at an
advance of Is. per quarter on last week'. currencies, Sus
wimples of white realising 625. and red 66a. per quarter.
then was • good supply of beri, which sold at an improves.
meat of le. per quarter, best meltieg samples reaming 440.
and pind!ng 33e. per 30 stone. Oats and beans folly oda-
tatood their nine. Old white wheat, 66e. to 62a.; new, 60s.
to 67a, ; old rod, Oa. lo ; sew, 46.. to 610. pot 36 toso.