The Express.
London, England, 1847-02-08 00:00:00

TALLOW.—The market remains as stated on Sa-
turday :—Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 50s . ; Much to April
delivery, 50e. ; October to December, 45e.

CORN.— Mratc-usr The supply of Wheat
this morning from Eases was a moderate one; that from
Kent was larger than of late. The trade opened Middy at an
advance of fully 2s. per qr. upon the quotations of Monday
last. For free foreign Wheat there was • more
extensive sale, at an improvement of ls per qr.
Barrel Flour was the turn dearer, aa were also ship
samples. The demand for Barley also improved,
and tine malting qualities realised 3s. more money.
Distilling and grinding sorts must be quoted ls. to 2s. dearer.
Oats were more inquired for, and a fair amount of business
was done at rates fully equal to those current last week.
White boiling Peas la deaxer; Maple and Grey as last quoted,
Beans • dull sale, but can hardly be called cheaper.
BRIT7BI !Minion per
to
Woos,T, Frei sod Kest Red "2 to 76 78 White... 74 to 76 to 82
Norio& sad tenses, as to 74 78 do 72 to 7610 77
Talavera (Brag or 11617 o&) ID to 84
OmltrvNNaaaa&Unman 1t0t74 to 76 to 78 Warm 76 to 75 to 80
Northam & Scotch do. -to - do -to- to -
Irish do -to -- do -to- to -
R 5-5: .. .............................................. 32 to 00
llsoi.rr, iordiii iii; ii 15;iiiiiiir is 48 to 51
Molting ...-...... ....... -.52 to 54 Chevalier 54 to 29 Rue to 61
trick to - Scotch - to -
Bccv Vint. - 40 to 44
11•1. T Se to 54 bas ode 84 to 48
Osm, English Peed ia to Ms 04...81iek... 1(2 to Ms Od
Ditto Polands ST to s9a Od...Potato- 38 to 40e Od
Berwick mailSootoli Feed 34 to $6. Od...Potieto- 39 to 41e Ott
Snob reed .........31 67 IS to SU Od.. &lies- 32 to 34e 40,
Ditto Poet* .--.„... ..... . . .. . . Sde lid to Ds Od
Pus, Grey
Bios 56 to
Illilt-id-iira....Taaplo... 47 67 Ms Od
65 to Nr
• Inks . - .... ._...46 to 52 =6.1. 65 to 39
Baum, Maroon 44 to 46 Mot 44 lo di old 49 to 58
Harrow ss to 49 Small 51 to 64...01d .53 to 57
now New Soria( .... .- to -New Winter- to --old - to -
113.HoLso, New 4O to 42
per ewe.
Currszesso, Rod - le INIdPer tte -bear to -
Line® Caine £l3 08 to!!3 10,.

noon, Town Node, dithered On to IL—. Mr llooLloia.gi 031
Norfolk end Suffolk... SO to $4. Wbitr
Nerthurnberland, Lincoln, and Yorkshire
Klimek and Kent —to 11& —to

FOREIGN. EnttypskLDatyfree.
WIIMAT, Gantnie and Konipberg 72 to 71 100 to 32... to
Foseetb.otofk, and /Ml* now 72 to 77... to
MN& nod
Drib nal Nomburglt - to
Radom 37 to 63 igyggio.. to —... to
Danelsm' Odom 7l to 72... to
d
t
Canadian. —to . ..tuttrallon 72 to lg..
Rex
R.L[T, Feeding 4B In V Mining 47 to 31.. to
Laiernno SI to 41 bar Cora 61 to 70...-- to
OATS, Russian 33 to K..— to
romeroneon sod Straws& 3l to 311... to
Swedish and Danish
Vrienelsnd and Dutch
Ditto Brew. to .... to . to
Duna, 'Mk . to - to
oil 44 le 0... to

Ps" Grey
White 5O to St Daum
TAIRA, Old to
Imago, Baltic and Runian .
Mediterranean and edema
IL.evorso 3B to 40 Horoposott 34 to 38... do. do.
CLOVZIVI.D. Red to —Whits to —p. cwt. 'hay 3a. 3d. p. ere.
RAPE.. Come . free shinty, per too, IS Sa. to ES 10...
Loma. Canna. Dutch and Genoa ditto E 9 Isa. to SlO 10..
Ditto French and Amnion% dttlit £lO 10. to Ell 10..
per BeL of 196 lbs.
Flora, American
Dant, g and Hamburg 37 to 38
eloadLin (Duty ad. per barrel)
French ......... .... ... .. Free —to per Seek of MO lbs.
ARD.ITAIA UTIO LONDON FROM Ist FEB. TO 6th FEB.
Elm. English. Scotch. Isiah. Foreign.
wheat .... 1 11434 I 34 1 3481
Barley 4579 4018
Osts 9.89 2175 I 36 3154
Flour, 7,027 mob; 30,060 barrels: malt, 10.752 quarters.

LO. DON MIX/44M Fre. 2.—R3eat, 76. 44.; Reeky, 53e. 11d.
OM. 34. U.; Rye, 60. 6d. ; 8e...s Mc 9d. ; Pw, 601 6d.

ANDOVIR, Fan. 6.-The holders still refuse to sell unless
at their own prices. Millers had therefore some diffi-
culty in purchasing. Best white Wheats were sold at
201. per load, and pond dry red, 191.; for other sorts,
prices varied between 161 to 171. 10s. Flour and Bread still
keel th'elt prin. Best Flour, 60s. to £3*. per bag ; seconds,
575. Bread 18d. the Mb. loaf. Barley was scarce, particle.
larly best malting and fit samples for seed, which advanced
2.. to 34. per qr. ; light and interior grinding sold at folly
last week a prices. Malt : the best, 10s. to 10s. W. per
bushel ; inferior qualities, 9.. to 91. 9d. Oats were also Is
per qr. dearer for bestaampli a, either for feed or seed, while
all other sorts remain the same. Beans and Peas remain
nominally as last quotation. Winter Tarca out of the market.
ATLF9BURV, Fen. 6.-Our market was again most alimb
dantly supplied, but the trade very inactive, anal prices
rather lower than those quoted last week. Wheat, per qr.,
from 645. to 725. Barley, 48s. to 530. Oats, grs. to 345.
Beans, 465. to 51s. Peas, 52.. to 545. ; boilers, 665. to 60..
Vetches, 565. to 645.
GLOUCRETER, FRB. G.-At oar market this day, holders
of all Wheat showed much firmness, and the transactions re-
ported were small. Other articles remain as noted below.
During the week, there ha. been a fair supply of Eugli-h
Wheat, but not many gabs effected, holders ge. erally being
unwilling to meet the views of buyers, by submitting to Is.
to 2e. per quarter decline. In fort ign few transactions are
reported. Burley has found purchasers, at a decline
of Is. to 2.. per quarter. Oats and Beans remain
without change, with little doing in these articles.
The currency of ourni irket stands asun'era Wheet, English,
white, per imperial bushel. 9•. to 9s. 64 • red, 8..61 to 9s. ;
Dantsie (low to high mixed), per 4801ba.,105. to 10s. 3d.;
Polish, Pomenuairn, Stettin, 9s. 3d. to 9s. 9d. ; Odessa
Marianopoli, soft, 9s. to 9s. Gd.; Odessa Teganrog, hard,
Bs. 6.1. to 9s. Barley, English, grinding, per 3921 b., 40.. to
425. ; malting, per imperial quarter, 46x. to 52e. ; Irish,
malting, per imperial quarter, 5.51. to 560.; Gotign,
malting, per imperial quarter, •525. to. 56, Beans, English, per
imp. bushel, 6s. 9*.. to 7!.. 3d. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 6511b5.,
Co. 9d. to6s. 102.: French, Dutch, small tick, 6s. 10d. to 7s. 21.
Oats: Limerick, Wexford, Enniseorthy, white, per 3121b5.,
38s. to 401.; Cork, Waterford, and Youghall. 37a. &I. to
385.; Welsh black, imperial, 365. to 385.: Irish, black, 36e.
to 38s. Peas, breakers, per imperial bushel, English, Ba. 64. to
9..; Foreign, 8.. to Bs. 3d.: grey and grinders, per 65i1h.,
English, 61. 3d. to Gs. 6d. ; Foreign, 6e. 3d. to 60. 6d.
Floss, best seconds, English, 575. to 58s. Linseed Cake,
Dutch, per ton, 91. 10e. to 101. ; French, 111. to 121.
Imports of the week ending sth of Feb.: Wheat, 1,712 qrs.
Oats, 762.
GUILDFORD, FEB. 6.-The supply of Wheat to-day was
moderate, but more than adequate to the demand. The
condition of the Wheat was very indifferent, and bat a pan
tial clearance made at a reduction of 51. to 10. per lood.
Barley spin receded in price from Is. to 2.. per qr.
Wheat, red, 16/. to 171. 15s. i white. 171. to 201. 10s. Barley,
455. to 555. Oats, 28s. to 3m. Beans, 50s. to 580. Peas,
50s to 60s.

MANCAEATER, Fars. 6.-But little business has been done
during the week; and although. in partial instances, a
reduction upon previous prices of Wheat and Flour has been
'submitted to, the majority of holders, seeing that any eon.
cession which they might be inclined to mak,• would not
meet the views of buyers, have not pressed their stocks for
sale. It seems to be the general opinion that the bulk of the
supply to be expected from America for some time to come,
is now in. There are runny inquiries from leeland for
Wheat, Flour, and Indian Corn, afloat and on the spot.
The reports received from London and Liverpool evince
a considerable degree of confidence, and it a reduction
of 3s. per quarter upon Wheat, there was more• steadiness at
Wakefield yesterday. At our market this morning there is
somewhat more disposition for business in Wheat and Flour,
but without its leading to any extensive transactions. In
other articles hut little is done. The reductions from the
highest point may be considered as being 4d. per bushel
upon Wheat, 3s. per sack on Flour, 24. to 3d. per bushel
upon Oats and Barley. ls. perload upon Oatmeal, and Is. per
qr. upon Brans. Malt and Peas r. taus their previous value,
The market closed with a decidedly firmer feeling. Wheat,
per bushel of 70 lbs., English, white, Ils. 3d. to I le. 9d.;
red, 10s. 3.1. to Ifs. 3d. ; Irish end Scoteh, white, 10.. 3d
to Ils. 3d. ; red, 10s. t 10. 9d. Barley, grinding, per
bushel of 60 lbs., 7s. 3d. to 7s. 6d. Oats, per bushel of
45 lbs., English, Scotch, sod fine Irish, 6e. 6d. to
Ss. 9d.; Irish kiln-dried runs, 6.. 4d. to ss. Gd. Beans, per
qr. of •iOl lbs., English, small, Ms. to 60s ; tick, 575. to 69s
Malt, per 6 imperial bushels, fine, Ws. to 61s. ; fine seconds,
665. to 68e. Peas, per 8 imperial bushels, white (boilers).
66.. to 70.. ; Flour, per sack of 2801 k.., English and Irish
fine, 541 to 555. ; superfine, Ms. to 575.; extra ditto, Ms. to
60s. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 be., English and Irish, 61s.
to 625.

NEWCASTLII-ON-TTIM, Fan. 6.—The weather this week
has been upon the whole of • wintry character : on Monday
we experienced a fall of now with continuous frost up to
yesterday, when we experienced a thaw: to-day, however,
In dry and bright and in& atilt!' a return of (root, a circum-
stances much to be deprecated in the prim ot backward
state of agricultural operations.. In our circular of lost week
we had to nete c geCI• Aiibusos in the trade, which hao con-
tinued with increased intensity throughout the prs•selit week,
our dealers and consumers' dealings being upon the most

IaII'E.TITAT. AVERAGES.
vilsh6A 2Zll49lyeid lies...
Yeti
Jan. 26
fk 1d
2 621,14. 3d 274 2c1.464 led IS. lOdA9s ad
9 CC. 1rd146. sa 7. 10416. Id 17. 1431 p 7d
la 704 3d SA Od 29s 60,50. 64,496 0.1131 s lld
23 73s 3‘1134s 6d 31s 24 31s 64!31. 14131. Ild
- go 71. 114,33 p lid 34. 4..334 3d 52. ?VC.* ad
week.' Agg. Arer. 2W—17149s Odleas Gd;33. 1d
(There .re.. dutiea on Foreign Grain.)

Metre. Dm 26. Jr.!. Jan... 1 Jan. 16.1 Jan. 23.1 Jan. 30.
72 s ... ...