The Express.
London, England, 1866-12-24 00:00:00

sorts ruled dull. Little doing in other •tielea to
weather during the put weok bee been tine, with •••"'
able frosts. White wheat (weighing Whet to fdlhe.)
' 8411
to 70e. ; red ditto (weighing 60Iba. to 631b5.), fige to 6311..
beat malting barley (righing 52ilbs. to 53tIbe.), lax ,
52a. ; rune ditto (weighing 511bs. to 521 be.), age. to 441:
distilling ditto (weighing 491 be. to 501 be.), age. to ;
per qr. Flour, 445. to 45e. poreack. Averages-Whoeksoto4k
sm., sex ed.; bar1ey,7,526 qrs., 478.71.; oats, 20q1.7%.
NoTrinoese, Dsc. 22.-The show of wheat for tits tho
of the year was tolerable. The condition of the grate,
by no means first rata. The pastures around here sal Otil
reported of. The demand for wheat pawed firm at Si.
teems prima. Old white sorts were beta at 70s. to 7,411.
old red, 62a. to 68s. ; new white, 66e. to 73a. ; no. i.j.
54a. to 645. per 36 stone. Fine qualities of barley wets
limited to:unhand met a etude demand at =oath;
prices ; • kinds were in fur supply, end the ..•
quiry war fiat, Us rates beingdifficult to support kJ;
lug, 40s. to 55e. per qr. ; grinding, 30e. to 371..147,;
stone. The show of oats was moderate, and omelet.:
of fair quality. There war a healthy feeling is the ti•r
and the currencies of last week were obtained ; 01d,31`,
to 3611.; new, 245. to 325. per 24 stone. Beans were ad*
sale, and Dollen bad to take rather less money thee boo
tofore ; old. 56e. to 60s. • new, 445. to 50s. per 38 Aft
Pees tended downwards: Super flour, 50a. to 52a ; goo;
465. to 48a. per 20 stone.
OXPOED,Dic.22.-The attendance at this cora mhs
to-day was somewhat limited, and although there us ,
good supply of all kinds of grain, yet purchaaers, eked;
oonfined to those from neousity, could not bey fortis
money than this day se'nnight. The beet quality of ,
white wheat made as high as 68s. per qr. , while the Imp;
of & secondary character ranged from 60e. and apirstds..
new wheat ruled from 50s. to 6411. Barley for whit
purposes, the beat made quite 48s. ; the lowed quell,
for grinding, could be bought at 32a. Oldbeans Medina
525. to 542. • new beans, 424. to 46e. ; hog peas, 42a. to 41/4
Flour, aecoods, in demand, 475. to 48e. per sack.
Pierssnoaonon, Dsc. 22.-We had a good show of who
here to-day, all fine and dry samples were readily essa it
fully last week's prices.A large supply of spring its,
fine barley Is. per qr., other sorts, 2s. per qr., lower. eat
and beans could each be bought at le. per qr. less maw
READIG, DEC. 22.-In the Corn Exchange to-day the.
was a full avenge supply fur the season, but the rend.
ably damp and foggy weather which has lately prette4
appeared to have affected the condition of all lie*
The market opened with a degree of heaviness ; we,
thelese, holders of samples remained firm, and rim
were effected se prices fully as high as laid week. pa
fine samples of white wheat the prices ruled from ik is
,716. ; sooondory, 635. to 68a. ; and inferior, Gla to 6h. ; pet
1 wheat, best parcels, 66a. to 68a.; secondary, 63e. to ilk;
1 andinferior, 595. to62a. There was &tolerably rood week
of barley on offer, and sales were effected ruay at-ths hi
1 terms of last week. For intermediate and grinding Nat
the trade ruled somewhat heavy, and to effect sales ads
aline of Is. was obliged to be submitted to. Fine milling
barley realised from 475. to 52.5. ; secondary, 36e. to tae;
and grinding, 30s. to 335. Of oats there was a liberal En
of samples and the condition, with f-w exceptions, us
good. Trade; for Fnsb was firm, but other sore
were easier to buy. Poland oats realised from Sa
to 32.. ; Waterloo, 255. to 26e. ; Tartary, best, 24.. to
268. ; and inferior, 18a. to 23e. The market for beans sad
pew ruled firm. Old beans, beet, 52a. to 55a ; new, 42a to
45e. ; peas, 38s. to 425.
ROCHESTER, DEC. 22.-We have to report a rather better
feeling prevalent in the corn trade here, during theme
week, while the demand for most kinds of gram rem=
firm at improving currencies. With a fair show of Bea
drylparcels,but lots of white wheat fetched abouth.pacr.
more money, the rates for extra fine sorts being Gk. to 6k;
secondary, GOs. to 64a. ; and other samples, 5Ga to ek
per qr. ; best red wheat, Ws, to 646. • secondary, 5k to
60s. ; and inferior and damp kinds, fkle. to 5511. per cir.
Only a limited business war done in foreign kinds of
grain ; nevertheless, late quotations were well supported,
and some of the beat north country samples are quoted d
la. per qr. more money. The flour trade rifled needy,
extra superior lots being about Gd. per sack dearer. Bake
111111 rather difficult to quit, with the exception of bast
samples, which realised fully late terms, superior grindim
lots making 34a. to 38s. • and malting, 431. to 52a pa
qr. ;secondary making 40s. to 4Ss. ; and grinding Hods,
325. to 345. per qr. The malt trade remains very steady,
best kinds being taken off at former prices. Thal we
j only a limited demand experienced for oats, but all sups=
corns firm, at late prices, a few of the best lota radioing
a trifling advance ; for best old feeds, the rates an 265.
to 30s. ; and secondary and inferior, 26a. to Its. per qr.
Beans and peas about the same as before, with a mall
demand.
WIBBECH, DEC. 22. -We are fairly applied with it
kinds of grain at this day's market. Good dry wheat isla
I dearer. Oata, peas, and beans not quite so ready isk
I Prices to the grower:-Wheat, white, 625. to Cc,
I 631ba. per bushel ; ditto, red, 60s. to 63a. Oats, la Oil.
to Is. ld. per stone.
Woecurritn, Dec. 22.-At this day'. market there was
a fair supply of wheat, which realised fully last week's
rates. Earley of all kinds lc per qr. lower. Cab maim-
tained their value, but only taken in retail. lams sad
peas both fully Is. per qr. lower.
Yost:, Dec. 22.-There was a seamable show of wheat
to-day, but very few old sorts were exhibited. The atm•
dance was moderate, and samples were taken off at rather
over the currencies of last week. White samples were
taken off at 58a. to 64a. ; red ditto, ills. to 56a. per 36
stone. Of barley the supply was pretty fair, and quite
equal to the demand. General runs must be quoted
rather lower in price, but there was not much &heretical'
the value of selected lots. Molting realised 38.. to=
prices similar to those of last week ; new, PAL to 284. pe upertagwrias; about as usual, ti,'"oand"tghelinr.;:°uirrewas. The show
at 4
24 stone. There was not much activity in the domed
for beans, and sales were made at about Is. per qr. de
dine ; samples realised 4Sa. to re.,. per 3ri one.s Salt
68e. to 70s. ; rye, 345. per qr. Flour, 455. to pe sack
of 2eolbs.
consist lVar ire
entirelyr os ,
ofD wheat.ec.
report any. increase in supplies. To:trade here sine this
day sea:ought has not undergone much change; bash=
has been limited at about previous prices for all article.
22.-gAiro fn°ire e
Brown ani
gvraainll
we this
cane week
Wheat-Foreign unaltered in value ; best description
more inquired for. Irish firm at about our but quo*
tions. Barley-Grinding is again cheaper by is. pe
barrel ; malting, from scarcity, supports late rates. Black
oats-At a slight reduction a fair business has been dom.
Indian corn 3d. per barrel lower, which has induced a
somewhat improved demand. Flour firm. Imporu this
week:-Maize, 400 qrs.; wheat, 6,100 Sour, 116 ads
meal, SO sacks. Exports this week
s: - Wheat, 40 barrels;
a 4. 3,447 ; barley, 201 ; flour, sacks; oatmeal. ffi.

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BRITISH EX.I'ORT COAL Titsnl..—From a report
just published in Liverpool, it appears that the total sk
porta of coal from the English ports durinf November
have slightly increased, as zornparerl with November of
1865. From the northern ports the total exports amounted
t 0331,852 tons, showing a decrease of 4.713 ton+ ; hood"
Yorkshire ports 32,661, decrease 1.:01 tons: from Louisa
4,823 tons, decrease 548 ; from Liverpool, 409 1
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crease of 13,340' tons ; from the Severn ports
increase of 841,788 tons; and from the ..Scotch ports 53*
a decrease of 19,134 tons. The total experts coast'
from Liverpool during November last was 10.271 toss, as
increase as compared with November of 1865 of 141 tee
The imports of South Wales awl ether coals into Lim'
pool during November amounted to 7.%3 tons, • deer°.
of 776 tons. From January to 30th November, 1866,
total imports of South Wales airl other coals were 67,4
tons, a decrease as compared with game period of 1865`
23,160 tons. The total imports of scalerne coal into Los
don during last month amounted to 255,30t11 tons. snovill
an increase over the sole month of 1865 of 24,811 too.
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