The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-27 00:00:00

MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, JAN. 26.
The sales to-day are :—Sugar-130 hhils. Demerara, 27a.
to 30s. 3d. ; 8.50 bags Bengal, 22e. to 333.; 100 Mauritius,
325. 9d. Rum-00 punch. Jamaica, at full rates. Coffee-
-20 casks Jamaica, steady prices; small parcel native Ceylon,
40s. MOIMPOCI-120 punch. Demerara, lls. 6d. ex quay,.
Piment•o-30 bags, at 4yd. Limawood—A few tons, 1' 1.
Jute-130 bales, 81. 10s.

COTTON.—LivattrooL, SAN. 26.—The market closes
with an upward tendency; compared with Friday's prices
the rates of American arc 1-16th dearer, all other kinds
little changed. The accounts by the Africa state that the
prices on that side were advancing a little, and a disposition
to reduce the estimates of the crop war shown. The sales
to-day are estimated at 10,000 hales, of which exporters take
2,000, and speculators 1,000 bales. They include 700 Per-
nam and Maranham, at 61d. to 61d.; 300 Bahia, 41,1. to
71d. ; 200 Egyptian, Nil. to 94.; hOO Surat, 2fu. to 31d.
The imports since Thursday arc 2.5,000 bales.

CORN.—CIRRNCESTIM, Jan. 26.—At to-day's market
higher prices are obtained fur Wbeat and Ruler the &mewl hemp
Estßelow are current pewee : Wheat, et les. to 111. Pa. per
Ole Barley, 27a. to 31a. per qr. Beans, 30s. to Us. Oats, 17a. to

COLCHESTER, Jan. 24.—A decided falling off compared
with preriosia supplies since last harvest accursed in Wheat; It wild
at an advance of Is. to 2s. llarky Is. dearer, with a fair supply.
Peas and limns but few offered ; sale slow, at late prices.
lila-MEMO, Jan. 26.—We have again to notice a short
supply of grain. The Wheat cc offer was mostly inferior, but such
as wee In coalition sold re mil!. at late rate., m did also good malt-
Lag Barley. In other grain we had little or no variation in prices.
NZWPOKT (late or %Viotti.), Jan. 24.—At this market
to cl..y waist sold at an advance of Is. per qr. Barley sold well at
fully hia week'. pekes. Wheat, 40s. total. flaky, 23a. to Sus. Oats.
Iles to 2.1.

STETNINO, Jan. 26.—A fair supply of 'Wheat at market,
which sol.l readily at Ir. per qr. advance from Lou market Jay. Har-
ley partook of the same improvement. 'tots, hal. to Is. per dearer.
Beans and Pr...steady. Wheat, white, M. to Ilf. 10s.; red, 01.
to mi. 10e. Barley, :he. to 34.. Hata, lb*. to 106. beans, 27e. to
10a. rear, 10s.

CATTLE, dce.—COLCHF.STER, Jan. 24.—Very few Sheep
were on offer, and the demand was by no nu an. brisk, but th, re was
no particular variation from ia•t week's prior.. Baena were in good
supply, and fat one. found reedy en-tuners at l mt week's rates ; but
there was little inclination to purelmse Iran stock, and the few sales
effected wore at a winaliterante reduction in pieta. Gaud lunch Curia
continue short as ever. The l'iu trude was very fist, owing to the
Mill state of the London market., and a further deciine in prices took
place. Lout and store rip were very cheap. Supply : ',beep and
Lambs, 1,310;' besets, 293; rigs, 250; Lulres, ; 110 f MS and
Ponies, 4'.

Livazenot, Jan. 26.—The demand Jim been brisker to.
day In all kin Is of stack. Pric. about Id. per lb. Meter than km
week, sad all have beea mid up.
NoavricH, Jan. 24.—Our market exhibited a tolerable
show ol store cattle; there were more boyar•, but no Improvenn ot
pm be quoted in the price.; lull; one-fouith remained unsold. Fat
Beasts a good show; trade eery d 11. at So. 6d. to 6s. IA per atone; a
rentalned untold, for Smithfield. the pent hotly oiled;
koßsts all said at extreme prices; fat Sheep dull, at 7.. to to ask per
mom In More Pip and lit Park no alteration worth notice,