The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-15 00:00:00

MANUFACTURES.—FRANce. A letter from
Trlyes, Jan. 12, sass :—" For the last Weight a greet
movement is visible in the purchase of cotton pooc'. This
activity is still farthir visiblr at Auxerre and in the Yonne."

POTATOES.—SOUTH WARY, WATERSIDE, Jan. 18.
—The snivels for the past week have been limited, but
quit* evil.' to the demand, and with the ezeption of French
every other dreription of Potato is nearly the same pries
is last week. The following are thisy's quotations:
York Regents, 100 s. to 1605.: Newcastle and Stoekton Re-
gents, 90s. to 100 s. • Scotch Regents, 90e. to 110 e. ; Scotch
Cur, 60,. to 80s. ; Scotch Reds, Os. to Os.; Whites, Mt
to 70e. ; French, 80.. to 100 s. ; Belgian, Ws. to 80s.
Dutch, 40s. to 60s.

CORN.-11sax-LANE.—A short supply of English
Wheat sras readily taken off this morning at prices :Idly
equal to Owe of last Monday. There was a fair retail trade
in free foreign Wheat, at late rates. In bonen d there
was not so much doing as of late, but its value
was unaltered. Barley was in good request, and
previous quotatioes were well maintained. Oats were a
more read y sale, and, if anything, the turn in prices was in
favour of the seller. Beans and Peas were very dull, but
prices can hardy be quoted lower. The town millers have
Mooed the top prim of Flour 2u. per sack.

_
BRITISH. swam. as chute r.
Waailr. Mee mad Bet, rad SI VII 41 to 47...whita.. 42 to 47 to 52
Norfolk sod .Mk. 33 to 37 to 46._ 4. 41 to 49 to 01
Talavera (rosez or outtalk) 6l to 60
Comb. A ua.„ mal... 39 to 43 to 46 ..whit...... 41 to 45 to 111
Northumb. and &atilt do.— to —... d 0...... to to
Irish do
Rya- 2O to 31
BaILLET, filedlng. 22 to 34...dasti bag to 24 to 26
Mahan& 26 .0 23 _eras - 29 .o 31
Boca WRIAT
Owes, 111= Teed. 16 to IS to 196 Od...blark..
Polseda ... 16 to 19 to Maud—potato 23 to 24e MI
St IllarAdi Yet 19 to 21sOiL.,pbtore 21 to 22* 96
.4 II le ITa Od. Wats
W
M4s2LM
Vase ....- ................... -.- ~.. ii to Hr. 111;e. viiie 2s o. es
Pa" gray .--....... ..... ...-...- . 31 to 334 Od.. maple 32 to 33
81M.... ......... ...... ..._. ....... 39 to 40..1=1 40 to 43
White 27 to 29 3O to 33
buns. Hawaii- 24 to 26 .tlek
Harrow [0 to 32 meall 32 to 34...01d to -
Taus, New Spring per barb. --new winter at .......old to
Raman:. Now
LIIIMD Cause per [boosted CO 101. to XII 10G

Funs, Towr..inade, drtirerrd 42 to 44...ene housebold- ill:in
Norfolk and sudolk NI tope white 3B to 40
Northwribertand, Lincoln, and Yorkshire
Berra and Kent to —...lrish
FOREIGN. _ _
_..- • ' • -

erszer, Dentate and lioalphitg7.742tO 53...ine.„ SS to Si
Poraeranent=eket and Met." 47 49 to 51
French and -
Denten and Elenthstik - 44 47 to 49
Danube aDanube
: C ii -ft ;.." --
.... 4O to 45
=ent .......- ..... -to - loft -to
IT. „. - .... „ ....-
Dawn, FeetUrg..-..... 22 to 24 .dlettlling 25 to 27
Woos Coax 56 to 40...LaumLne to -
Oar% Itteentua
Ponteranean end Stralsund ..... ....... „ ..- to -
Swedish end Dent,* - l6 to 19
Frieselaad and Dutch feed .
Ditto Wry 19 to 23 'hod to .
Buis, tkk. -to - oki. 10 -
Small -to - oid. -to -
Sinaloa -...—..... 16 to 33...7necany.. -..- to -
Pau, p/ -
TAI/S. old. - tub .e"- new -to -...large .... ...... -to -
Lomat.. Battle end Itneelan 34 to 36 ea Si
liediterreneen and Odeon- - to SS to 4:
Itarassao - to -. Jammed 113 to 34
Romano CUM. free at ditty, per ton.. -.... g 5 se. to A S 10..
Luta= Canby Dutch end German.. g S Oe. to g 9 ea.
Ditto Trend and Amends g S 10e. to g 9 Ide
nova, AlMerialA, per Wed of 1941e5. 2s to 30
Denude and Wonburg
Congdon
French, per Reek of 2301 be.. free ...-........ - II se 40
ARRIVALS IN PO LONDON FR, IR 9th JAL 7019th JAL
Um Knee. Seotria. MI6 helve
Wheat
Barley ISIS 1963 9644
Oats ~. ... ....
..1. ass Laisoi 4b97

Flour, 5,974

3;93 taireu.

1116,-2,11111i fp:

LONDON AVCRAGPS. -
211. ; Bank 295. 74.;

Daley. &U. Sip Oats,

- Wlbeat, ids. Id.;
Pas. 41s. Sd.
lIPKIttAL

waist.' Markey., "ISM I lip. begasa.l Pres.
Dee. 2 ... 1017 3.1.326 0.119.1 Ild 31. 14.3116 0.6,40.. 6n
9 .- 660 911 Ili 4.1 19. Id 211.1 3.:1314 7d 101 1.,
16 ;470 64614 4.1 11. 114. 29a SOY 31 394 34
23 111,31.6 4416.1 4429. h 33. 76 aba I.
—lll ... 19411. Id 11.3 91 :9. Id 33s 114114 9
Jan. 6 114,301 141117. 9.126. •1'32. 44374 1.6
weeks. An. Aver.l7. 9/1 Ile 44.1114 7116. 14144. 11.3.:16. 3d
Do24.—Whost, 106.7 16179.1. t Oak. as. ; ate. 1.. r, ma

Agnoveu, Jan. 13.-To day the market was numerously
attended, with a great quantity of grain on offer. For
Wheat the prices of this day week were with iltficulty so -
ported, at which rates the demand was very limited. In
Bailey, • scept for the beet sampler, the turn of prices Wog
again in favour of the buyer", acid the trade very beery. In
all uth, r grain the prices Triaged about the same a. Lel we. k,
but very little husincu was transacted. Wheat, 9/. 10, .0
12!. 10.. p. r lied. Barley, 235. to 295. Owe, Ids. to *.fle
Beane, 3.5.. to 38.. per qr.
ATLERHU lilt, Jet. 13.-We have no improvement tom tc
upon the prices of 1 ist week, the trade r. =tieing in a c• m•
plate 'vete of eisignatiou. Whim, 10/. to 131. per load, ar-
ley, 275 to 30s. per fir. Beaus, 265. to 30.. P. as, au. to
40s. Oat., 19s. to 265.
BATH, Jan. 13 -At this day's market there was more
doing in Wheat, wolch ,old at much the same puke as last
we. k; and the thane remark may be made for m, et dosed's.
tions of grain. Wheat, old, 485 to 624 ; new, 40a. en 46e
Berke, malting, 3.1*. to 32.. ; grindieg, 26., to 30. Beers,
old, 445..0 48s. ; new. 38. to 40e. I', ea, b iikre, 444. to 48.. ;
pig, 365. to 40s. Oats, white, 20s. to 245. ; black, 18s. to 20s.
Belmont, JAIL 13.-The supply of Corn of every d. ccrip-
I lion wax oily moderate, but mere than ,qual to the demand,
and, cons, quently, prices receded strain fur ell Porte. .1 hi
price of Wneat was about 1.. leas; Bailey, 2s. ; B. ens, Is ;
Peas, le. ; and Olt. 2.. I. se than the previous mark t Wh at
wild from 26, te 304. Beane, 175. to 245. Pegs. 224 p. r
hied of 5 bushels. Bath y, 275. to 325. Oats, 16s. to 24,.
per qr.
BOSTON, Jan. 13.-With a moderate supply, Wheat
has baeu in demand to-d,y, at fully late wee. No ceerno
in the value or other articles. Wheat, red, 375. to 45 i.;
white, 42.. to 48e. Oats, 12s. to 225. Beans, new, 235. to
30s. ; old, 38s-
Cameeinos, Jan. 13.-Our Wheat market was moeh as
last week in point of price. Fine Batley in very small .up-
ply ; but of secosidary sorts there was a large supply, a, d
priers were generally lower ; the same may be raid .4 Beans,
Peas, and Oats. Wheat, red, 445. to 48, ; white, 50s. Ber
ley, malting. 288..0 325. ; grinding and seed, 221. to 24e.
Beans, .4d, 33.. to 361. ; new, 303. to 325. Peas, 34.. to 34e.
Oats, 14s to 22s
emsrgueeer, Jan. 13.-We had a good supply of Wheat
NM day ; trade very dull, and Wheat in very bad cenlitien.
Whits Wheat, 455. to 625. ; brown, 38s. to 47.. Barley, 255.
to 345. Beans, old, 30s. 6d. to 31s. ; new, 21s. to 275. 6.1.
Per, 325. to 34+.
CARLIALII, Jan. 11.-We bad a small supply of Wheat at
I our market to-day, which br..usht last. we. k's rat. a. Toe
supply of Barley end Oats was about an average, hut Ile
change in price took place. Wheat. white, new ono old,
20e. to 216. 61 ; red, new and cid, 18.. to 20.. Barley,
new and old, 9s. to 10s. 6d Oate, potato, 6s. 9d. to
7s. 3d. ; common, 6.. to Bs. 34. }lour, p r s.one, 2: to
2s. 4d. Oatmeal, le. 61. Ryemeat, le. 2d. Barl. priest,
Is. 2d.
CHILMMPURD, Jan 12-There was a good supply of
Wneat at market today, and the prima of last week seen
fully supported, with more disposinun to purchase. Barley
and Bean. both rather lower.
COLCHISTEIL, Jan. 13.-At this day's market the attend-
ance of farmers we- large, end much di-position was evinced
to sell the lower qualities of Barley ; but little business, how-
ever was done in the article; and no doubt the great bulk
will be consumed at home, for grits* purpoes 6. Malting fa
lair demand. Wheat is held by the growers with increased
firmness, as they celeulate en a beger trade after the tat of
February. fbe eenerel condition is affected by the late wet
weather. Beans and Peas come to hand sot., and catinot
find buyers. Wheat, white, 48.. to 49. ; red, 43.. to 46a.
Barley, malting, 295. to 31s ; grinding. 235. to 274. Beans,
Masagan, 231. ; ticks, 30, to 31s. Peas, maple and grey,
32,, f.o.b.
OLOVCRSTER, Jan. 13.-At this day's market former
prices were demanded, with a fair supply of English Wheat
In foreign rather lees money would have been taken, had
buyers appeared. forded has been sold at 435. for no, uo
to 461. for fine white Polish on the epee. Barley, of all
sorts, is the turn lower, with little or no demand. Beans a
isew sale, at rather less money. On Oats a decline of 61.
per qr. would be acceded to if bu;en appeared. The
following are the pre.ent prices of grain: Wheat, Eng-
lish, white, .4d, per imperial bushel, 61. Od. to 61. 6d. ; new,
ss. 6d. to 6s Od. ; red, old, ss. 94. to 6s. 3d.; new, 6s. 34 to
6s. 9d. ; Danteic (low to high mixed), per 480 lbs..
6s. 6d. to 6s. 94. ; Polish, Pomeranian, mid Stettin, ss. 6,1.
to de. Od. ; Odessa, Marianopoli, soft, 51. 3d. to ss. 9d. ;
Odessa, Taganrog, hard, 53. 3d. to 51.61 Barley, Engle
grinding, per 392ib5,, 214. to 255. ; malting, per imp.
qr., 28e. to 30s. ; Irish, grinding, 255. to 265.; malt-
ing, Vls. to 295.; foreign , grinding, 96x. to 265.; malting, 295.
to 30e. Beans, English, old, per imp. bush.,ss. 64. toss 9d.;
new. 4s. 4d. to 4s. Bd. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 6.51 lbs , 4s. Od.
to 4s. 2d. •, French, Dutch, small tick, 4s. 3d to 4.. 6d. ;
Irish, 4s. 2d. to 4s. 44. Oats, per 312 lb., Limerick, Wex-
ford, and Eanisoorthy,white, old, 215.t0 226.0 d.; new, 18,8 d.
to 19s. Bd., Cork, Waterford, and Toughen, new, 18s. to
18s. 641. ; Welsh, black, 18. to lac 6d.; Ir:sh. nee :112'65.,
18s. to 18e. 6d. Pees, breakers, English, per imp.
to 61. Od. ; foreign, ss. Od. to .ss. 3 L ; grey and grinders,
English, per 6511 be. 4s to ss. ; foreig, 4s ea. to 41. 9d.
Flour, beet seconds, English; per seek, 35... to 375. Linseed
Cake, French, 81. to 91. Imports of the week ending
Jan. 12: What, 11,234; Barley, 4,690; Oa's, 4,094: Beans,
6,268; Pees, &O.

OrnLnvoaD, Jas. 13.-Tken was a fair npply of Wheat
for the elms of year • the beet yeas were in istand. some
ruperfine samples realising 59e. ; old, 60.. The other sorts
were net so saleable, but not cheaper. Barley, 24e. to 30s.
Oats, 17s. to 20s. Beans, 32.. to 401. Peas, 39a. to 421.
KENDAL, Jan. 13.--We had an average show of Wheat
and Oats at our market this morning, but the damp state of
the weather has made the Wheat in very bad condition; it
was the worst .haw to quality we have had for some weeks
past. Wheat. 3/s to U.. per load of 20 stone. Barley, 12a.
to 13.. per bushel of It .t 6.be. Otte, 10d. to 13.1. per et. t
American barrel Flour. 30s. to 31s.
LEICISTMI, Jan. 13.-Netwithstaneing the unfavourable
state of the weather, th re was quite an average attendance .'
at the market to day, but the trade continues in a very •
unsatisfactory stet/. The demand for Wheat was limited
in the extreme, and, to effect sales, lower rates had to be '
submitted to. Burley was in good supple, but the demand `,
was not stood, come quently the trade in that article was
very d. pressed. Oats, Beans, and Pees each participated in
the general dulness which pervaded the market.
MANCHESTIM, Jan. 13.-Business in the corn trade has
slowly during the week he. at Liverpool, and at
Wakefield.lirsire
At our exchange today, Wheat and Flour Nell
la retail quantities, at barely the rates at our lest. Oats are
fully Id. per bushel, Chimes) 6d. per load, and Bans Is.
per qr. cheaper, with very limit, I demand for either. Indian
Corn declines fully 1.. per qr. Fine Malt steady. Boiling
Peas, both blue and white, in large supply, and their value
fur the present nominal. The present pre •s are Wheat,
par bushel of 701 be.. English, white, 7s. Od. to 75.10.1. ;
red, 6s. 9d. to 7e. 4d.• Irish, white, 6e. 9.1. to 7s. 3d.;
roe, 6s. 01. to 6.. 9d. ; foreign, free, red, 64. 6d. to 74. 2.1.
Oats, per bush. of 451 b., English, Scotch, and fine Irish,
es. ltd. to 31. ; Irish kiln-dried runs, 2s. Bd. to 2s. 10d.
Beaus. per qr. of 504 the., English, small, 345. to 355. Od.
_;
tick, 325. to 335. Peas, per 8 imperial bushels, white and
blue boilers, 365. to 46.. Flour, per sack of 2801 be., English
and Irish, fine, 345. to 35s ; superfine, 36s to 37e. ; extra,
375. Pd. to Nis. Oatmeal, per load of 240114., English and
Irish, 245. 61 to 265. 6d.
NIWCASTLE ON-TYNS, Jan. 13.-The weather this week
has been of a very variable character, scarcely two consecu-
tive days being alike, at one time being frosty, and at another
mild, with rain. With more moderate receipts of grain from
abroad, the trade during the present week hut maintained a
firm opect, and a fair extent of blotto:as has been done in
Wheat and Flour, at fully former rates • other articles at tho
tame time being less pressingly offered than heretofore,
holders preferring to take there stooks to warehouse rather
thaamake nyfarthenaggimism. Atoms mukesthismoralog
we had ii lane *ow 0111NastiA*em the nompaph ad titee •
condition being much worse than last week, only the best
dry 'tiepin were taken off, at about late rates, other
sorts meeting a Plow sale, at a decline of Is. to 2e. per
qr. South country qualities, as well as free foreign,
mere held with much firmness, but the business was purely
of a retail character, our millers in most instances offering
IS. la., wi•h which however factors would out comply.
Bonded samples being held within 3e. per qr. of their free
value, no margin is left for sp. eulative investments. Of Flour
a pretty g• neral clearance hat been effected, the hest house-
holds being placed without difficulty at 365., and white up
to 375. per sack reipectively. Rio nominally the same.
Choice South Country malting Barley on socount of its
scarcity, fully maintains its value, but other sort. are wart illy
so well sold. Melt meat difficult to quit and inclining cheaper.
Beans and Peas much the same With Oats we were largely
eupelied by our growers, end fur such a slow Isle was ea-,
perienced, although off. red at rather easier rates. The duty
in Wheat is Is., and on Oats 6d. per qr. higher, on other grain.
there is no change. Present prices: Wheat : British,
Northumberlsed, new, white, 60s. to 525. ; red, 425. to 495. ;
Norfolk and Suffolk, new, white, 525. to 645. ; red, 48s.
to 504.; Lincolnshire, new, white, 60e. to 52e. ; red, 47a.
to 49.. Rye. Norfolk and Suffolk, 24,. to 275. Barley,
Norfolk and Suffsik, 295. to 315.; Chevalier, 30s. to 321. ;
Northumberland and Scotch, 245. to 27e.; Chevalier, 26e. to
284. ; grinding and distilling, 245. to 275. Malt, 50,. to
645. ; Chevalier, 535. to 655. Oats, Northumberland and
Scotch, potato, new, 20.. to 21s ; common and Angus,
2es. to 22.. ; new, 15*. to 20s. Peas, white, boilers,
325. to 345. ; grey and maple, 345. to 365. Beans, old, 38s.
to 425.; w, 30'. to 3155, Flour, per sack, fuse, Stockton
and Northumherlend, 345. to 36e. ; Norfolk, white, 351. to
375. ; household., 334. to hie. ; seconds, 304. to 335. ; house-
holds, 28a. to 32..; thirds, 265. to 284.; households. 245. to 28e.
Wheat, foreign, Dentine and Konigsberg, white, 62e. to
664. ; red, 475. to 49.. Silesian, white, 50s. to 635. ;
red, 48s. to 60a. Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white,
62.. to Me. ; red, 50s. to 524. Hamburg, Marks, and
Althea, white, 60,. to 62a. ; red, 475. to 49e. Kiel and
Holstein, white, 4ds. to 605. ; red, 445. to 441 e. Petersburg
cad Archangel, red, 38s. to 40s. Odessa, red, 404. to 425.
Polish, red, 445. to 464. Rye, Pomeranian and Prussian,
245. to 275. Russian, 245. to 26e. Baxley, Saal, 26e. to
2es.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 245. to 26e. Oats, Dutch
breve, 20e. to 225. ; Ponteranisn, feed, 18s. to 20e.; Hot-
' stein and Dandb, Ids. to Pis. ; Archangel and Riga, 16s.
Ito 18*. Pea*, white, 28.. to 321. Beans, Friesland,
I tit.. to 36.. ; Al. xandriae, 245. to 2fe. 'the revivals this
week are : W neut. eneetwise, 1,197 ; foreign,l,3l3 qrs. ; Bar-
'L e, ceeetweee. 740 ; foreign, 136. Malt, coastwise, 270. Oats,
e. w 001..., 1 76.5. Peas, foreign, 606. Beans, foreign, 24.
Fieur, 1.637 sack,.
N 'weenie, ISLE or WIGHT, Jan. 13.-Tke Wheat trade
at tide day'. media was dull ; many of the samples, being
much out of eundition, were quite unsaleable. Barley met
a dull tele, a• Is. tee, 2.. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, 71. to 121.
per load. Berle), 264. to '2Ba. Oats, 18e. to 224. Beans,
3:4. to 38s.
Nouviteps, Jan. 13.-We bad a scanty attendance of
fatness at our market to-day, and but litto Wheat offered,
for which the s demanded the extreme rates of last Stour-
..ey, and tee Flew being stagnant, caused a dull trade and
eta., little bonnets passing. Foreign offering let fate rates.
wi. tieut leielieg to business of any extent. Barley met a
. driteeing sale, at scarcely late rates. Beans, Peas, and Oats
ii., t..rn cteap. r. Wheat, white, 47e. to 50.. per qr. ; red,
I eel, 44-. to She Barley, rushing, 264. to 29.. Beans, tine,
, 30• to 365. P VP. old, 325. to 33c. Oats, teed, 225. to 245.
heihehold Fleur, to b. 31s. 6J. per seek of 2801'm.,
porcheeen fieding sacks and claiming one month's discount ;
r. ,sii, 1e led. per none.
N,,rt Jan. 13.-The show of Wheat at this day's
was 'set ue nut e, and the condition is but indiflerent ;of
.01,er .rain we here about a usual supply, sad the business
d he by millers is only on a limited scale, at the rates ot
lint eaturday fir every article.
PETIKIWKOUOII, Jen. 13.-The supply of all grain is good
to tiew day's market. Wheat is out cheaper then last week
elthoodt the condi:ion is nut ao good as then. Barley
le lower. No (lenge in thu value of Outs and Beans.
Cerrehey to the grow..es :-Wheat, new, lifts to 42a. • tine,
445. to 46. ; ohl, 42.. to 46e.; fine, 418 s. Barley, ills. to
ells. • fine' 30s. Oat.) new, 154. to 17a.; line, lbs. to 21s. ;
• 41.'205. ; fine, 265. Beans, old, 38e. to 401.
Jan. 12.-We can notice no change in the
state of our card market this work, which still continues
ext....mete dull and inactive, sad belts are made with dif-
tehity. Whew, white, 91. to lli. per toed ; red, 101. 10s. to
111. Barley, malting, 28e. to 295. rr qr. • grinding, 265. to
27.. Uate,lB.. to 20.. P. as, 38s. to 40a. Beans, 40s. to 42..
f'assroe, Jan. 13.-The duties on Wheat and Flour are
row mt the uthlimum point, under the act which will expire
011 the 31at. With a change of wind, the eeriest, of grain
:ad Oatinal from Ireland since our last are considerable,
and storks in this port are accumulating. The business
I, *WWI in the trade durieg the week has been quite trifling ;
hob millets and desleis buy with the utmost caution, being
de . mined to wait until the effects preduced by the repeal
fah. Cdr.. laws are to some extent developed, and in the
or entime the value of free produce is gradually depre-
Mete d ; but, as holders are not forcing sales, our quir-
t/dim s ere 1 the more than nominal. We bad a good show
st Witco from farmers at our Corn Exchange this morn-
ing, tee sale for which was slow, at a reduction of 61. to
per ...ladle. We reduce the volute of Irish 2d. to 3d. per
bushel, without promoting sales. Flour, le. per sack cheaper.
Otte and Oatmeal, influenced by increasing arrivals, are
rrorcely any demand beyond the immediate requirements of
h-• tuomeut, the former declined Id. per bushel, and the
is; ter 91. to Is per load. All other articles offering on lower
•te n.s, but are nearly %wadeable. The average price of
W, eat thi. week I. 51.. 9d. per imp. qr. The following are
t.t prices : Wheat, per windle of 220114. English,
whet. 225. 6d. to 234. 6d.; yellow, 21s. Od. to 24e. Inch,
per hush. lot 701b5., red, superfine qualities, 6e. 9J. to 61. 100. •,
' one •.lieg to god, 6s. Id. to 61., 7d. Flour, per pack of
244n0s Engle h, fine to superfine, 32e. Od. to 375. Odd.;
French', per 28011..., super, floe, 39a. to 425. Od. ; sizeing, per
140. be., 31s. to 321. Barley, per bushel of 60114., Irish and
fY oteh, melting, 4e. 0.1. to 4.. 6d. • grinding, 34. to 3.. ed.
B. an., per windle, of 22010., English, 124. 6d. to 144. ; Inch,
12.. 'o 13.. Peas, Irish, maple and grey, per 28094., 15s.
te 17a. Bran, per pack of 24011..., Irish, 10.. to 10s. 6d.
0 to, per bushel of 45114., Irish, prime melding qualities,
2e. 9a. to 2.. 9td.; common, 2s. 7d. to 2v. Bd. Oatmeal,
p lead of 240114 , Irish, chem. samples, '24e. 6d. to 265. ;
g and general qualt•iee, 245. to 245. 3d. ; middling to good,
23e. 63. to 24.. Indian Coin, per qr. of 4E.011.., 33.. 6d. to
36. 6d. Indian Corn Meal. per pack ot 240114., white, lee.
to lbs. 6d. ; yellow, 19s. to 19.. 3d.
READING, Jan. 13.-We bad again a very small supply
of Wend, with prices fatly as high as last week, and in
s. sue inetences a trifling advance was given. Oats, Beans,
and Pen as last quoted. Barley le. per qr. loner, with a
line al supply.
S•YILMaN WALDEN, Jan.l3.-Our best samples of Wheat
are quit. as good in sale as last week, if not somewhat
r ; inferior very dull. Barley, the best quality, ae good
is. lurches', the coarse lower. Peas, Beane, and Oita,
unsaleable.
EUNDERLAMD, Jan 13.-The arrival.' during the week
VlS9t*lll- have been 9.50 qrs. of Oats, 460 ot Haley, and
330 seeks of Flour. From the farmers to day there was but
mall supply of Wheat, a great portion of which was in
rather eolt condition. Such ot the millers as are short of
at ek were compelled to an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. for
the best samples, but inferior qualities were very dell sale,
and a clearance was not effected. South o untry Wheats
a' in request. Toe best qualities of Wheat fetch 48s. to
60. ; goed average parcels, 444. to 461. ; and inferior samples,
3d. t... 425. Barley is v. ay dull sale, and Is. to 2s. per qr.
lo read. Oat. have beavilt ,at late price,. Beans and Peas
more demeed. Fiour is steady sale, at late rates.
WARMINBTER., Jan. 13 -The supply of Wheat today was
, arid altbeush there was a good quanti.y of buyers, the
true was dull, at prices much the name as last week, yet one
fine temple *old for 36e. per qr. The quint' yof Bexley on
aloe was large, but very inkrior, which excited little or no
attention, consequently business was dull at a reduction of
from IP. to Is. 6d. per qr. The transactions in Oats were
solely confined to present wants, withou any change in
valise. Beane and Peas also met with a limited inquiry, at
precisely last week's quo.ations. Malt trade was dull, and
the chases in favour of the buyer. Wheat, 42a. to 54e.
Barley. 255. to 355. Oats, 214. to 244. 13-aae, 40s. to 60s.
New Wheat, 49.1. to Ns. per qr. Malt, 74.6 d. to 8.. per
bushel.
WINCHESTER, Jan. 13 -The market was fully attended,
and a good supply. Farm. re were anxious to pII e. tap.
tig
111
•
.4•‘ .ce re.
re .1 '_)•.,4 •

Prin. Doc L Des. Des. 14. Des. SS. Dw. 111.
ges
411 9
47 6
47 11
46 10 1
43 10