The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-17 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE
MARKETS.

MINCING-LANE, SATURDAY MORNING,
The Colonial markets have been dull throughout the
week, and prices of some kinds of produce are again lower.
The sales of Sugar ou Tuesday went off very heavily; upon
Bengal a reduction of Is. to Is. Gd. was submitted to, but
about Gd. of this has since been recovered ; Mauritius is also
6d. per cwt. lower. There is very little demand for Coffee,
and native Ceylon has been sold at a fall of 6d. per cwt.
The good qualities of Saltpetre have realised extreme rates,
but other sorts are difficult of sale. Bengal Wee has sup-
ported former quotations. The next quarterly Cinnamon
miles will be held on the 2nd February, instead of the 2,lth
instant. The public Tea sales passed off very flatly, and
several qualities sold lower.

WOOL MARK ET—'f HIS DAY.
The foreign Wool market this week has been very gent,
and the demand from our home manufacturers very lan-
guid ; but some con.iderable sales of colonial Wool have
been made for the French and German markets, which
keep prices him. In MO, there were imported into Eng-
land, 278,022 bales, and in 1861, 307,085 but the stock on
hand very !OW, Lad price. are expeeteii to rule kighsr
the approaching public sales in Februery. The imports of
Wool into Loudon this week comprise .04 bales from the
Cape, 631 from Algoa Bay, and 642 from Sydney.
TALLOW MARK ET.—THIS DAY.
The market is quiet, at the following quotations •
Town Tallow, 365. 9.1. nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. on
the spot, &is. 9.1. to 64. new ; 36e. 3.1. old ; new year
(18.2), 375. 94.; on or before end of March 36a. 3d.
hlantinr AVERAOIIB.—Town Tallow, 395. 6d. • fat by
ditto. 2s. Id. ; yellow Russian, 38s. 04. ; melted stu'lr, 28s. ;
rough ditto, 175.; Tallow graves, 9s. ; good dregs, Cs.
3SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Means. Cooper and Davis report trade at the following
quotations:—Prime Meadow May, 72... to 785.; inferior,
6th. to 67e. 6d.; ltowen, 60s. to 635. Clover, 70e. to 865.;
second cut, 655. to 75e. ; Straw, 21s. to 255.

COVENT GARDEN.—THIS DAY.
English Pine-apple are pretty well supplied, considering
the seamen. Hothouse Grapes are nearly over. A few
foreign Pears are still furnished. The best English kinds
fetch good prices. They consist of Olout Moreeau, Beurre
Renee, and Easter Beurre. Oranges are plentiful and good.
Nuts arc nearly the same as last quoted. Carrots, Turnips,
Cabbages, &c., are sufficient for tho demand. Potatoes are
generally good in quality. Lettuce. and other salading
are sufficient for the demand. Mushrooms are still dear.
Cut flowers consist of Heaths, Pelargoniums, Mignonette,
Stephanotis, Bignonia venusta, Camellias, and Hoses.

[BOIT%
Pine.app• per lb.. 3tt to 6s I Almonds, per peek, 6s
Grapes, p. Lb.. es to 7s sweet, per lb., as to Zs
Ll•boa, per lb., 0d to Is Oranges, per dor.. Is to is 64
Apples, klteb., per bu.k.,2stn3e6el per 100, 6, to IN
pears, 4/ seert, per d. s., 2. to 6 . I Nuts Bar., p. bush., 20. to 224
IRMO., per dos., l• to 2. ltrartl, p. bush., 12s to Irs
Walnets, per bush., 12s to 21. Filberts, per 100 lb., 70s to Doe
CEOIST.IISLKS.
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Cabbages, per doz., tVI to la
Aoparactia, per bundle, es tone
Broccoli, ter bouch, ed. to Is 34
Potatoes. per too, its to SU*
per ewt..l. to3s
per but.. 1. ed to 2s ad
Tositips, per lumen, ld to Al
Cucumbers, each, la toll
Itodishe., per doe., 9d to Is
Turnip, per dos., 91 to Is
Clekey, per aural* nol to I. ed
Otrroto, per bunch, ttl to 6d
Itrusoels aprouto, per half sieve,
Is ud to 2.
•lplnao.b, per sieve, Is to Is Cal
Onions, per bunch, Id told
Position, p. dos.. teed togs
" li
Endive. per sod to
Beet, per doe, Col to Is
Parsnip., per doz., W tot.

per bunch. Id to 24
Shallots, per lb, td to $d
Garbo, per lb., id to $1
iirthilieset, Jerusalem, per ball
sieve, 9d to la
Lettuce, Cab., p. mom ed to le
Cos, per mom, Ea to le
Small ssilade, p. pun. 24 to 9d
Horse itadlob, per bdl.. Is toot
Illaehrotaas, per pot, Is to bid
per bush., to lee
Sorrel, per ball stet V. 6d to 94
Teasel, per booth, Id to 3d
Savory, per beach, 3d to 34
Thyme, per bomb. 94 to 31
Parsley, p. doz. bob., St to 3.
!lint, per bum* Id to 34
Basil, pet bunch, 34 to hl
Matioram,do., per bunch, to id
Watereremat r ios.tancb.Sd to ed

COALS. LONDON, Jaw. le. Clone ot. Inn
MARKET.— Bate's West Hartley, 141. ed. ; Longridge's
West Hartley, 14.. ed.; Taneeld Moor Hutes,:l3s. lid.;
Wylans, 151. ; Walls End Ilarton, 9,1. ; Walls End
Ilarrey Wylam, 14s. 3d.; Wolfs End Itiddell, 15.. ltd.
Eden Main, las. Od. ; Walla End Barnont, 16s. ed. ; Wails
End Russel 's Iletton, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End North Martha-
pool, 115. ; Walls End Thornley, 11ie. ed. ; Walls End
Whitworth, 13s. 611.; Walls End Adelaide Tees, 17..;
Walls End Tees, 11.. 6d. ; Eirchgrovs Orantola, hand-
picked, 195.; Ilartley, 13s. ad. ; Nixon's Merthyr and Car-
diff, 210 ; Sydney's Hartley, 141. ed.—Ships at market, 34;
sold, 25.

SOUTH STAITOSDSIMSE RAILWAY.—The directorw
of this company, in their declaration to parliament, report
that the expense of constructing the proposed extension to
Burton.on- I:rent and use of South ntaffordshire. North
Staffordshire, and Midland Railways, will, according to the
estimate of their engineer, amount to 4:4,0007., and that the
cost thereof is to be defrayed out of the company's capital,
of which there now remains tmeipended, and under thin
control of the directors, 190,874, ; and that alter de-
ducting from this latter sum 114,000/., required for tho
completion of works already authorised, there will remain
82,t175/., out of which the 48,000/. is proposed to he taken,
and 20 part of the uneepended capital will be required fur
any works proposed to be executed under any other bill
proposed to be applied for in the ensuing session.

[Advortiacment.] Tll K 181 T lON Cll.l RT.
The mammal" eireuiation of the 't Weekly Diarlieb " en sundae
laat (by tar exceeding the moot senguise expect•ti• on of the leo.
pelages). has ri n lard It impowidge to comply with the announce.
menet pretiounly made, that rcrey purchacer Octal, on Sunday, the
11th toot., twelve a empy of the Illustrated Cokeired Chat of the
Great Eshib4tlon ; It has, in ennraluenee, May found neer...ay to
Pow roma too lava sit a when demanding smelt t •reful to.piaration,
null Funday, the let of February, on which day ovary pureinmee
who wee disail.datnl b reemeina allot the Ith iw t. InU be
entitkal tO a many. Order. may be given to ail nawavrn.kro in town
Of country, or to the Oliet, tondoo.

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