The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-21 00:00:00

Beans firm. Peas auoltered. TLe millers sAlvancul the
retail price of flour 3s. 41 per sack.

Darius, Dec. do.—Owing to the difficulty in getting corn
to market, in consequence of the allow and the slippery
setae of the reeds, there was a very short supply of whoa ;
for the vary primed lots of all so advance was obtained, but
all of good quality, sad dry, save the very best, obtained au
advance of from Is. to 21. per qr.; and even inferior sorts
were in better demand. There was not much due malting
barley, but plenty of rough lots ; the very beat met a quick
sale at an advance of 7w. per qr.; for inferior aorta the trade
WAS heavy. Wheat, best, BM. to 665. ; muddling, 475. to
50a. ; inferior, 40a. to 475. Barley, 3D a. to 48e. Oats,
to Ws. Ikons, 46a. to 4.0.. Peas, 42.. to 465. Flour, tine,
4tra. to 52.. per sack ; seconds, 445. to 47a.
MANCEIZEITER, DEC. 3D.—Our market this morning was
well attended. The best samples of English wheat brought
an adviser of 2a. per quarter, and in secondary sorts there
was no cheap. American and French sold steadily at au
amendment of 2d. to 3d. per 70 Its. on red,and 4d, ou
white. Ptah flour was in good request at as enhance-
meat of la. per sack, and Ameriaan was 6d. per barrel
dearer. The best marks of English sold slowly at Ia per
sack move money • but other kinds were neglected. Out,
and astragal brought rather higher rates. Beans and Indian
can were each h. per quarter dearer.
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Nsweas, Duo. 19.—There was a small show of wheat at
our market today ; the Unison done was at 2s. per qr. ad.
vane on last week's panes. The same applies to barley,
with more demand. Oats and beans brought full prim,
White wheat, 575. to 745. ; red, Ms. to Sits. per 36 atone.
Barley, malting, 38e. to 44e. per qr. ; grinding, '33e. to Ms,
per 30 stone. lade, old, 311. to 38s. • new, 255. to Xi,.
per 21 stone. Beans, old, 50a. to s‘. ; new, 48e. to 50s.
per 38 stone. Peas, 375. to 40s. per 36 stone.
NZWIERT, Dec. 20.—We had this day a small supply
of wheat, for which there was a better sale, at prices rather
in favour of the seller. A very small quantity of barley on
offer, the bed Is. per qr. dearer, and grinding Ps. Oats,
beans, and peas dull at late quotations.
UXBRIDGE., Dec. 20.—The supply of wheat is short,
and most panels in bad condition. The trade is active, at
2s. per qr. advance on last week's prices. Spring corn is un.
changed in value.
WATERFORD, Dec. 19.—We had smell supplies, both of
home grown and foreign grain, arid, with a good country de-
mand, we note all article* of the trade dearer. Weather
very BOVRIL

liortinuanit, Du. 19.—The want of light, occasioned by
a heavy fall of snow, has interfered much with the sale of
grain at the market to-day. Home wheat sold at fully la
advance ; foreign held le. to 2s. advance, but sales only
effected at the former. Barley rather dearer ; foreign in.
quired after at Is. 'draws. Oats le. 6d. higher, with good
sales. Beans and peas without change. Flour unaltered.

CIIRSETWAR MARKET, DEC. 19.
A good show of first-awe sheep and stile to-day, medals
being offered for beet of both description. Extreme price
of top prise cattle, 9s. 6d. per imperial stove. Ordinary
top, Bs. 4d. ; surest, 8.. Extreme price of prime sheep, 9d.
per lb. ; ordinary price, Bd. ; current, Ted. Prise cattle
making 401. to 6Q& a piece. Number of oatils, 551 ; do.
sheep, 4,151.