The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-16 00:00:00

hate than la.t welt, and in enstarquettee price. evade I shout 1.. per
qr. for dl parcels except than In prow a oultton. MAUD/ Hovey
in pod olt mood and tu'ly 1.. per qr. dottier. Oat., Beans. and enot,
in none request, witn.ut alteration In Colo°. Pre...tit prices:
Wheat, white. It/. 0.. to ltd. 13a.; rid, 91.3.. to 9/. IS.. Barley,
Ira. to Data, Ile. ed. to lea. Gd. Pease, 2... to 30a. Per, ter.
to 30a.

snrnt., Jan. I.s.—We have had a very good supply of
Enfant WM.At at to-dab'e market, but the demand has been better,
and foreign Whwits of rood quality bring very limited, an advance
was earerienced of fully 1.. per qr. apes the currencice of this day
se'anight. There was soma Inquiry for good &stuns Barley, which
realt•ed an advance of from 6d. to 1.. per qr. Flour partook of Mc
improvenn nt, and was dearer to buy by about IN. per Nadi. Grinders
Parley was firs; but at unaltered cables, and the same remark will
op:4y to date and Mmes. Priem cc folloW —Enghob Wheat, 31.. m
44a. per Imperial qr; Foreign, white, Ca. to ins. per Mils.; red
inert gunned.), Mn. to 44.. to, ledlo.; middle qu.litira, 37r. to tos.
per 411011 c.; ordinary qudithe, Vs. to 37.. Flour, Prerllnh, amend'',
e. to 3 Is. per cock. lorenm, 21c. Gd. to 235. 6d. per barrel. Harley,
I:swileh, maids", Va. to .12s. per lisped .1 qr.; Prialich and foreign,
grlndlng, 14s. to 24.. hd. per 40014 r. Owe, deem and Wrirh, f. ed,
lee ed to 176. old. per Imp. qr.: hire, white, Ina. 6d. to 04. tar
31010 s.; lri.b, black, 17.. to 11s. bd. per imp. qr. Heine.
Ps. to 110. per Imp. qr.; frdo, 14a. rid. to 21s. per SWIM: Thor
arrivals have ban very email, .rommturn hi —Weer, 131 Vs. ;
Floor. 461 ae►s„ The average. were: Wheat, 366. 6d.; Oats, Vs. 14.;
Parley, 2Ce. 7r1.; RAWL. 30..

DiVialtit, jao. I:).—We had rather • small supply of
Wheat, which, although much out of condition, readmit the prime of
last week. a faCi.11(11110e being made. bath y waa In good aupply,
the beet pareela sod at lay last week`a prima, tea, hit eld.ieff qUeilile•
WO. e rather It ea in demand a t retty goal advance wee made ;
W.I. again the top price. In (JAM, beans, and Pea., no alteration to
note. The billowing are the lament modationt Wheat, white,
per qr., 16a. ; beat nd, 40a. to 44..; paddling, 11.. to 40.. ; In.
tenor, 27a. Rarity, ISa. to 33a. IMs, 1.. a. to 21.. Pestle,
39e. to Va. Peas, 30.. to 33a. per qr. Floor. One, per seek. 30a. to
37e.; *monde, :ma. a. 30•. Bread, 9d. the Mb. loaf.

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F . , Jan. I:i.—The Wheat trade thin day wu 1..
pre or. m.o , with a good den:surd for all tine Herlev
frees 1.. to 2 per qr. dearer. Prteras W hrat, W. 15.. to 121.
per load. Rowley, 2h.. to 31.. per qr. Oats, 17.. lat. to 21a. Pea.,
W 3/a. Wall; 311, to 35a.

Clonaut !NO Jan. 11. —The Wheat trade remains stead,
al former r•te• twat, red, 34.. to 41w.; white, 4 • to 4JO. ; ar,e,
44*. to 44.. Barley, 24.. to Ws. year, 41e. to Jts. beam, PO. to
320. tittle 17‘. to .10*. per or.

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Matoaromn, Jan. 15.—'.Y0 had a good show of Wheat
at market to-day. and price, were fitly as llfar u of let,, and in some
outliners milieu had to pay more mon,y, the late rdnr.JAuti hieing
set them to work. All Lent C. rn met a brisk demand, espeially
ItaTey, whkh wan ta. perm.. deter.

MANN Mt:THEY, Jun. 15.—Very little husinem was doing
to-Jay; •.I alum of grain fully sum:wend late prier..
NEWlit' HT, Jun. 15.—The aupply of IVhent waa this day
only iwalerate, which wet • free ride at fully la•t week'. prior. The
quantity of liar.ey ogee wax small, and fully per qr. more
money made. No alteration In any other grain. The market
generally has a a bee:thief answaranew.

PLTMOUTI4, Jan. I.l.—The Wheat trade this morning
MI, supported the pries lately made. and In worn • mi.tanaw rate.
two ma& at aIIt Ie a,trance. The unpuela euntinue asaalL The
weather In very wet.

RuTaTOrt, Jan. 11.—The extreme wetnens of the wea-
ther harlort much aftetral the cowlituat of the N heat. Ivn advance
could be ohtained. nee 'tarter much in request, inferior meta
ether heavy m dkar,al. Wheat, 2.a. to 27e. per load. Haley,
to 3Sr. per qr. o..ta, 16e. to 2.4.

Jan. 15.—The supply of Wheat is very
short, and much out of condition. The priers are 1.. per qr. higher
than lust week. For Ltarley the sale bi Won, at f.tfolf prices. Fred
Oats In demand. Beans and Peas a heavy trade.
WORKINGTON, Jan. 11.—We had a moderate supply of all
descriptions of ar..ln at this day's mart. Fine Whtut is In e.e.
Sagan, and fully supported loot weet.'s priors; atoll fine lkaley, for
minute, is in demand. In Otte there to but little &Snit. The fol.
tuning are the present quutstions:—Wbest, 13s. rd. to 17s. 94. Bar-
ley, On. to 90.64. Oats, 7.. In 114. Flour, per stone, Is. Pd. to Is.
lOd. Oatmeal, 15.1,d. Llarleyfiour, Is. 94. Ityettour, Is. Id.

WATEMFOIIII, Jan. 14.—1 n the ahsencv of any arrivals
of foreign grain. and with very limited deliveries from farmers, our
inark.d canUnues very firm for every article in the trade. Holders
inhibit real confidence, and iiiirchases can hardly be maJe tin such
good tenure at the ckft of last week.

EDlSttittOtt, Jan. 11.—For the season, we had our
usual supple to grain In the market to day, and, altnectlier, a good
mark t. Wheat sold well, sal higher prices received. Barley sold
quickly to.day, and, there being eeverel eawil• nt samples, prices
went up constiler .hly, although Is. 7d. up the average; rill, taking
into co... Wreath. the quality, it wua sot Is. 24. upon last quotations.
(tub, and Beaus al.° sold wed, and up Is price. Whet.; a•.s. to 435.
Burley, g2a. to 79e. bd. Oats, lis. to 225. bomb, 29e. to sth.

CATTLE, &e.—LINcoLN fat stock market on Wednes-
day la.d far. ern rd • goad rto . of both Il.aata laud Merl). Beef, Se. bd.
to ti. per Atone. Mutton, id. t a Gd. per lb

NEWAItK, Jan. 11.—There has been • very small market
to-day; little doing, and rrism about the woe ~at week. TUT*
wtre Gi Deems, end let Pigs penned.

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SALFORD, Jan. 14.—There has been a stood supply of
Dennis at market, 'ell moderate of Sheep. The 'apply more than
'quell to the mints of buyer.. Deef and Mutton of nret qualt,y were
ready .:de, awl on fully ea good trim, as on MD day week. An early
elearnnee WWI made.

I:MS.10'1010, Jan. 14.—The number of cattle was GOl,
Ing 4ti more than Inst week. The attendance of buyers was nume-
rous, consequently the demand WI. good, but no advance in prior.
One lot of very tins animals, foil by Lord Lovat, hmught 7s. 3d. per
Dutch stone, which wm the tip price; current t.p, ; current prior.
ha. MI.; matching and inferior, So. hd. to 6s. A clearance wm elected.
The apply of alieep this mottling mu 2,747, being too Ina than Mot
week. The supply Ixdng more than equal to the demand, sales were
slowly elf.cted. at a retool it of fully Is. per head compared with
the price. obtained this day week. Top price of the b ,st Mutton,
per lb.; current, rd.; middling and inferior aorta, from 4d. to
4.d. per lb. At the clime of the market a clearance was not *f-
leeted.

SOUTH AMERICAN MARKETS.
BUENOS AYRES, Dzc. 3.

EcclfANoE of Nov. 29.

Spanish dollars it—nliiiiii.eisons— --..
'2ll
Patriot doubloons 3301 to 331
Spanish ditto
Bills on England, pc r doubloon 714. per 0..
Currency, per dollar
Ditto, Monte Video, specie par
France, per doubloon
United States ditto, discount p. c.
Rio Janeiro
The highest price of Patriot doubloons during the week,
33.5 ; the lowest, 330. Permits for shipping specie, 1 per
most premium. Highest rate of exchange on England- dur-
Mg the week, 745. per or.
FILIIOIITS, Nov. 28.—England : Dry hides, per ton of
2,2401 b., 70s. ; salted ditto, 14s. ; tallow, in boxes and pipes,
ditto, 475. lid. to 505.; bales of wool and hair, 245. and 30s.
RIO 1)E JANEIRO, DEC. 13.

(From the file Illereantile Journra.)
COTTGL.—Foreign advice, continue adverse; our stock
increases daily; the sales hate barely amounted to 8,000
bags. The dealers continue firm in their demand of 3,800
refs to 3,900 rem for picked parcels, 3,700 reis for assorted
lots, while very few cargoes would be purchased at 3,800
reis for superior and first good, and these almost exclusively
for the United States. Several vessels have left in ballast,
others with only the proceeds of their inward cargoes.
Fualostrs.—The continued high prices of coffee have
prevented business; the quotations must be deemed no-
minal.

MONEY MARKET.
Dtscorxrs ruled 41 to 5 per cent.
EXCIIA NUE opened at 24 at 60 days, 28} to 1 at 90 days,
upon London ;on 4th, ruled 281 to ;on sth and 6th, at lat
GO and 90 days ; indirect bills have meantime been quoted
at 281. On 10th and 11th, 28 was the rate, bills having
been negotiated both at 60 and 90 days; at the latter sight
business was likewise reported at 281 to 1, and at 281 for
River Plate bills.

Upon France 334 was the quotation on 3d, 338 on 4th,
and since 340 at 90 days.
Upon Ilamburgh, 620, 625, and 630 were respectively
quoted.
Stack is shut, but business has been renortcd at 931 and
931. Small sales of provincial at 931 and 91.
Sig:ctn.—A demand for re-export caused a rise in doub-
loons from 30,000 reis to 30,500 rein ; in dollars, from 1,875
rein to 1,900 rel..

811Altaa.—Sales of Bank at Brazil at 40 to 4-5 milreis pre-
mium ; Commercial Bank, at 645 to 650 milreis ; Omnibus,
at 130 milrois.

6 O'CLOCK, P.N.
COFFEE.—The dealers seem resolved not to accept lower
prices, purchasers cannot comply with orders at the present
nominal quotations, and hence nothing has been done.
Shipped since the lit inst., 41,066 bags; stock this day,
160,000 bags.
EXCILANOZ.—LittIe has been done at 27} to 28, 60 days,
28 at 90 days, upon London ; at 343 upon l'aris.
The business since the departure of the Teviot may be
fairly utimated at 320,0001. upon London, 800,000 f. upon
France, &c., and 380,000 mares banco upon liamburgh.

BAHIA, DSc. 20.
IMPORT9.—Since our price current of Saturday last but
little has been done in import urtielee, owing W the proxi-
mity of the holidays and the end of the year, in conse-
quence of which customers arc averse to increase their ac-
counts.

EXPORT/I.—Sugar continues dull of sale, without altera-
tion in price, 1,600 rein and 2,000 rein for picked, and 1,500
refs and 1,960 reis for regular lists, with abatements on in-
ferior cases, arc the quotation, at which unimportant trans-
actions have been realised. The new crop duet not arrive
as freely as was expected, and the weather is again unfa-
' 'mashie. At 1,500 and 1,900 ruis per are., exchange 281 ;
sugar stands in 14s. 4d. and 18s. per cwt. free on board, ex-
clusive of freight.
Corrost.—Sales have been effected at 4,800 rein per arr.,
at which, exchange 281 d., it coats 4-97 d. per lb., free on
board, freights excluded.
Corrxa.—Nothing has arrived coastways. Bahl are sell-
ing at 3,100 rein to 3,200 reis per are., at which price, ex-
change 280., they stand in 31s. 2d. to 325. 2d. per cwt. free
on board, without freight.
COCOA. —A few small lots arrived coastways, and of
I regular quality, were sold at 2,000 roil per arr., at which,
exchange 281 d., they stand in 204. 64. per cwt., free on
board, freight excluded ; the article is reach inquired after.
litur.a.—No transactions have transpired since our last.
'tem.—Prices have improved, and holders demand 480 r.
per canada. 460 r. have been offered and refused.
TAPIOCA has been neglected. About 300 alqueires, of
superior quality, in bags, were disposed of with ditticuly at
2,200 reis.
l'oste arrivals.

TUBACI:O.-Balcs have been effected, but nothing positive
has transpired as to price. There is, however, every reason
to suppose that 2,400 to 2,500 rein hu been paid for good
closed weands and thirds. The stock consists of about
5,000 bales.

Woo°, Jawauarella.—Anived,ll dozen Prado, 10 dozen
l'orto &gum, and 7 dozen Rio dm Coates. The batter were
sold at 97,5011 reel.
FltElo 1178.—A entail first-class vessel has been chartered
for the Channel at 4.51. per ton. At this rate several other
vessels have been utPred, but refused, the rates from the
south having come Matter.
RICH Bo E.—'transactions were effected in the beginning
of the week at 281., but, after the arrival of the steamer
from Rio de Janeiro, the rate suddeal7 dropped to Aid.;
at which about 18,00 W. was effected.