The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-12 00:00:00

forest about seated *ma at them nem. 'WV sad wee
readily holier ems sceepted during the week. Mktg bar-
ley most difficult to quit, aad only the choicest qualities sale-
able at previous prices. Of new Danish the market he best
pretty well cleared at 365. 6d. to 38e. for the choler* quell-
nee, weighing 661 b. to 661 b. per 'mallet ; grinding marts
mated. In beans or peas little adoring and the same re-
marksere applicable to can. The arrival:this week ere:-
Wheat, coastwiro, 3,849 qrs. • foreign, 1,890; coast-
wise, 1,796; malt, wastwin, 872; ante, agentrim. 3913;
beans, °commies, 12 ; dour, 1,682 sacks; Wienbns, corn flour
2 sacks.
Nomica, Dec. 10. - Today wheat we. Is limited
supply, and former rates were fully imported he all
&ecriptionn A fair quantity of barley wee offend, and
ems in some instances were in favour of the buyer. Little
doing in oat, beans, and pass. Flour remained without
alteration in value. White wheat la quoted this evening 47e.
to 60s. ; red ditto, 425. to 44e. Best Chevalier malting bar-
ley, 424. to 48e_ ~ • runs Chevalier ditto, 34e. to 40a.; distillingditto, Me. to 275. per Tinter. Latest avenge*: Wheat,
2,800 i quieten, 44a. 3d. ; beaky, 7,6104 gutters, Md. 9d.
NOTTIXONAII, Dec. 10.-There err .boat as avenge
show of whist at oar corn nohow this inceaing, which
sold ataa advance of la. per quarter. Old white realised 62a.
to Ms. ; new ditto, 48e. to Min; Ted, 46e. to 60e.; new
ditto, 41e. to 47a. per 38 Moan The show of barley vas fair,
and superior description made late rase, while interior were
a languid sale, and prim were in favour of the buyer ;
365. to 46e., • foreign finis, 39a. to 41s. per Tuner ;
enthng, 27e. to 3k. per 30 stone. There wee a slight (M-
-cßee in the value of oats; old, 295. to 34e. ; new, 22a. to
27e. ; foreign, Ms. to 31e. per 24 stases Beans come scantily
to head, sad moved off at extreme quotations; old, 48e. to
625.; new, 445. to Ode. per 38 moue.
01101 D. Dec. 10.-In consequence of the Brm tone of the
bade in Mark-lane yesterday, our market to-day exhibited
considerablen
eadinen ; for all good qualities ems may be
to:trout the same se last week, but holders were not
to piees mice.
remanonooon, Dec. 10.-At our market to-day we
had a large "apply of wheat, which met &Toady sale at fully
the nines this day week. Barley lower. OM unaltered
in value sad in good supply. Bean again Is. per qr. lower.
IMO= :-Best red wheat, Os.; common, 41s. to 42a. per
6011165. Oats, 11d. to Is. ld. per stone. Baena, 40a. to 41s.
par qr. of 6221ba.
!immure*. Dec. 10.-There was but a moderate supply of
wheat this morning. The demand for more money caused
trade to be mho slow, sad though a few instances occurred
in which Is. extra wee given Joe fine parcels, the prices
f m,ymievra.ore not higher than lest week. The Inde in
was firm at late quotations. In other corn there was
male
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Rocamente, Deo. 10.—At the Exohange today a few of
the beet samples of white were dose at 46a. to 604., but infe-
rior kind, were scarcely saleable at 425. to 46e. In red aorta
the transactions were very baited, and that description was
quoted at 444. to 421. for prime samples, sad 39.. to 43a. for
other kinds. The malt trade remains steady, sod smit-
ing wimples of barley atill realise the high figure of 44e. ;
this, however, being for none but the very best sorts. There
was only a limited supply of grinding sorts, kr which thee
were but few inquiries at prices nominally the same as those
of last weak, though in some instance' a few inferior lots
were offered at le. per gamier lees mousy. The oat trade
exhibited much heaviness. In the few treaeactions that took
place about 6d. per goer ter decline wee obtained, a great
quantity remaining unsold at the close of the market. The
trade in beans and pee wee dull, but neither of them articles
can be quoted as say cheaper.
WORCEBTION Dec. 10.—At the last day's market there
was a limited supply of wheat icon the fermate and aa
advance of la. per qr. was reluctantly submitted to. Foredo
unaltered. But little demand for other magas, which
were without alteration in value. _ _ _

Waimea, Dec. 10.-A fair supply ot wheat, and mode-
rate of other grain, at this day's market. All good dry
mdleys' wheat met a ready sale at Is. per qr. over last
week'. prices. Spring corn rather in favour of the buyer.
Prima to** grower:-Wheat, white, new, 48e. to 47a.;
extra, 49e., 831 be. per bushel; ditto red, new, 41s. to
43e., extra, 44a.; ditto white, old, 46e. to 475., extra, 49e.;
ditto red, old, 42.. to 44a., extra, 465. Oats, 100. to 11d.
per stone. Beene, 40s. to 44e. per qr.
Toss, Dec. 10.-At our awn =that this morning the
show of wheat from the growers wee tolerable, and the at-
tendenoe was fair. The trade ruled slow, and the rates of
the preceding week were maintained; fine white samples
made bOs.; seeandary and inferior, 4Se. to 48e.; best red,
Ma.; other aorta, 42a. to gm per 38 acne. Them WS e
good supply of barley, and the amount of badmen done was
moderate; malting moved off at 38s. to 40e. per quarter;
grinding may be quoted nearly Is. lower than last week, 30e.
to 32e. per 30 stone being the currencies. For oats recent
rates were for the moat part obtained, namely 224. to 28e.
per 24 stone. Not much variation in been, 44e. to 48s. per
38 atone; melt, 6135. to 70e.; rye, 32a. per quarter; doer,
335. to 33.. per 20 atone.
KIRKCALDY, DEC. 10.-The ground was very wet in the
early part of the week, the rain having fallen ere the frost
had gone ; since then it has been fine, and a conaiderable
Meath of land hes been gown with wheat. At our country
markets this week, we had lees grain showing, and, ea IMF
chants were oßariug lees money for wheat, barley and oat.,
traneactions were few, at about Is. per qr. redw elm Many
of our large farmers have delivered their het panel of barley.
reserving only their seed grabs Here to-day we had fair
supplies of wheat end oats, bat small of barley. Sam of
wheat and oats slow ; barley mom ready-prices of all hi
favour of buyers by about Bd. per qr. Wheat, 41a. to 60a. per
qr. Barley, ale. to 40e. Oat% 21s. to 27e.
Warnanoan, Dec. 10.-We have had slightly-lacreamff
=of boom-grown grain this week, and fair snivels of
corn from abroad, but no wheat. No champ of am-
atqaenoe has occurred in our market alma the date of our
last; businees has been confined to the immediate wants at
the trade at about late prices. Farmers' wheat has sold
freely at full rates, end for really prime eamples N. to Is. per
barrel more money him been paid. Foreign, on the contrary,
has given say nearly as much, but bolder@ are not free
sellers at the decline. Barley has been in good request at
the extreme quotations of Saturday last. Oat' have sell
slowly at former rates, present prime leaving scarcely soy
martin for shipments. Time has bean rather more doing
In Indian own, and at a tribe below our quotation' there
are purchasers for large quantities. Flour dull, but sot
lower. Imports this week:-Wheat. 14 qrs.; bailey, 2;
Indian corn, 6,050; flour. 6 sacks. Export' this week
Barley, 930 kis.; oats, 3,000 bale.; bar, 1,293 enaka.