The Express.
London, England, 1848-01-27 00:00:00

HA! IVAIAeII IitATS, Jan. 26.-A small show of Wheat,
which met ready sale at our quotations; as did sluo Beans.
Other grain very slow sale. Wheat, white, W. to 13i. I0s.;
red, 111. 10e. to 124 Barley, 30s. to 335. Oats, 19s. to 21s.
Beans, 365. to 40a. Peas, 365. to 375.
Haulm, Jan. 25.-We had a fair supply of Wheat at
market; the best sort fully supported last week's prices;
second quality, Is. cheaper. Trade better for Barley. Other
Cora about the same. Wht at, per lead, 295. to 3-ss. Beane,
325. to 355. ; new, 235. to 25e. 'Peas, 245. to 281. Barley,
per qr., 295. to e. Oats, .22a. to 28a.
NIWCASTLI, Jan. 2.5.-The weather still continues severe,
and, as a necessary consequence, it is effecting a marked im-
provement in the condition of all Frain and, should the pre-
sent weather hold, we look for the trade experiencing some
improvement. At our market this morning, we had a mo-
derate show of Wheat from the country, for which a steady
sale sea experienced, ,at fully Saturday's rates, whilst by
submitting to a decline of is. per qr., a fair business was
dose in South Country qualities, foreign at the same time
being held firmly for former prices. With Flour we are
for the present overdone, sod factors, rather than make any
further concessions, are disposed to land. In Rye rather
more passing. Malting Barley is exceedingly scarce, and
choice Chevalier would readily c impend Ms. per qr. Malt
unaltered. B 'fling Peas in good request, and, as the stocks
are unusually light, we look for this article improving still
further in rills. Beans somewhat firmer. Oats steady,
with a tendency upward.
AO/MORD, Jan. 26.-Our market to-day was about the
same for the best Wheats as last week ; inferior, Is. to 2s.
cheaper. Barley and Peas each Is. dearer. Beans and Oats
the same. Wheat, 42v. to 564. Barley, 30s. to 335. ; grind-
ing, 2.55. to 295. Beans, 32.. to 40s. Peas, 365. to 42a. Oats,
21s. to 30s. Rye, 28s. to 325,
SPALDINO, Jan. 25.-We have had a good number of
Wheat samples showing at this day's market; so few of them
in condition and fit fur immediate use, caused the demand to
be very trifling, and but very few sales made, at an abatement
of In. per qr. The market was not cleared, arising out of
the pressure in Yorkshire and Mark-lane in the corn trade.
But very few shipments are being made, consequently small
sloops are at a discount. Undoubtedly, should the weather
prove dry, ere long this dive of traders will again be brought
into good request, as an improved condition will induce
speculation. There was a little better demand for Oats; it
can scarcely be said at any advance. The Bean trade was
not brisk, but they mostly sold at late rates. Wheat, 40s. to
52a. Bert, 345. to 38e. Oats, 102. to 110. per stone.

PRODUCE.—NIINcING-LANT., 11(411-past Two.—
The Saga► market continues to wear an upward appear-
ance, and the public sale of 1,000 bags Mauritius went off
with spirit, at a shade better prices. li fined firm; standard
quality, 555. t.. 555. Od.—Cuffee The public sales are pro-
gression steadily.—Rice sold at previous ran-v.—Pimento ; 200
haploid treely iu puolic isle, at advance,3i to 4i.—?Nutmegs
went off freely, at a slight advance ; wood brown, 3s. 61.1. to
3s. 74.—Jamaica Ginger sold at full prices.—Rum very
firm; proof Lcewards, is Bd.—Cotton: A small public sale of
Madras : 500 bah s sold, at full poici.s.—ln other articles no
alteration, but confidence evidently increases in the colonial
market.

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PRICES CI
Swans, per cwt. ours ram.
W. Indla,li.F.born.3.l.. O&M, Od
Yellow aL Grey 36 0..40 u
Fine 41 0...4T 0
Youritios, brown- 14 0.. 24 0
Yellow 730.350
Fine 39 8..4i
Fenian &Madras, b 29 0..32 0
White 39 0_46 0
Formica, brown 27 0. 31 •
Yellow 53 0..70 0
Grey and whin, 37 4..45 U
Relined, Ilaimbro OO 0...70 u
Lamps 52 0-53 0
Corns, In Bond.
West India, ordl-
nary 23 0... s 0
Good.
Pimp 7O 0,100 0
Ceylon, good ordi-
nary .. ... 72 0... 113 41
[ryes oedlnat7 B4 0... 36 0
Fine 3B 0— 78 0
Rood tofine 50 0... 80 0
CUllth Kies, di-
nary to One 35 1... 32 0
Sumatra and Ps-
&nor 23 0... 27 0
Ton, at per lb.
Gangoti.eominom. 0 76... 0 Si
lime, at per cwt.
Bengal
Corso..'
Jun and Manilla It 1.. IS
Paton, cleaned
Carolina, 24 0... 28 0

!LI RR ENT.

rigs, N. I. SS 10... 6 11
Hoops II 0... I I
Cargo alCardlebar 7 0.. 0 II
Swedish II 1... 0 S

LeAD, at per ton.
17 IS .. 0
FlSltrictixtbeet l9 5... 0 I
Barn 29 0... 0
Patent shot 2l s?.

red or minium , 19 10...20
Speller
Pub per 252 Imp. 1.1. d.p.
Flab, Seal, vAls SO 10.. 31
straw . - .... 26 1.29
brows Si yellow" SS II- 27
52 1 64
Ilteeadrrlitallar 64 17_83
Cad .......... IS 0..231

South Sea. 27 4 .33 0
011ve,ClaRipoll„p.loo 44 e...• 5 0
Cocoa Nut 3ll 0...59 0
Seed, Rape, pale,
per too 3B le . 09 0
ILloseed 23 15 0 0

Paormone, per cert.
Butter—Cork, let.. •2 0...94 •
2nd 0 • • 0

3rd O 0.. 0
Dublin,lst 0 0.. •
LJeserick, do O4 0..•1
Carlow, lst •0 0..••
Newry, Ist 0 •.. 0
Waterford s4 •.. e 2
lecf, lndmi, per
tierce
...*

'rime Hem 0 0... 0 0
Pork, prime mew_ b 7 6...90 0
Bacon-Vork,l.mrk 167 , „.., .
Do., Belfast i
Bacon, Waterford,
per cwt 92 0...63 0
Belfast ... ... .36 0..60 0
larcl,iklfat,Prh6 i 54 0...e6 o
Waterbed, do i
Ditto Bladder
American,dutyp. 50 0...66 0
Musa, On and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. and M. Video,
Zted oe. 3d es. 714
0 3 . 0 $1
Brazil, dry 0 40 6
Derailed ~..0 4J...0 41
Rlo, dry 0 44...0 31
Lima& Valp. dry 0 & ...0 6
West India, dry 0 4 ...0 3
Milted 0 34. 0 44
East India 0 4 . 0 108
Kigs, B.Ayree, dl 0 7 ..0 8
0. Amer.lione, per
hide & 51 $
Rum* ditto 6 4 9
Des Woo, at per ton.
Logwood,Jainaka E 4 0...0
Honduras • 0... •
Campeachy 7 0... S
rustic, Jamaica 6 10... 6 1
Nicaragua, largo and
solid 10 0...13
Small .
Lima 10 10 15 1
Napan 11 10...16
Red sanders 4 0... 8
Email ll 0...30

Rum at per gull.
Leeward 'Wand
Proof.
Demerara, 21 to
$6 per rent.
O.P. ..... I ...
Jazaalea, 30 to $6
per mut O.P. 3 0 ... 4 0
Fsmurite marka 4 0 3 0
Brandy, 101 brands 4 4 .. 5 6
Brdialt spirits, d.p. 10 $ ... 0 0
Bantry
Irish lO 0 u
_

Mira P.T:B7 .917 0...31 0
Petersburg,
bend 0 0... 0 •
Dutch and Flemish 33 0...11.
Priealuod
Hour, at pm too.
St.Petershurg,clcan,e3s 0...36
outsbot - ..... 111. 32 0..113
half clam
19ga, BMW 11
outsbot
pass
Manilla
Baal India Bnon lO 0...23
Bombay l6 0...1
luta
Tug, at per evert..

Emma 0 0
*trans
Cam. in blocks 82 0... 0 0
Isoson ler ton.
/ors G S CO 0

HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Two o'C'ock.
Mews. Pattenden and Smith report that there is an excellent
demand for all descriptions of Hops, at improved prices.
1
New Mid &E. Recta 31. lu to6l. 0 I'nel:cc Kenus.p.mt. 21.10 to U. 0
New Weald of Kolas 2 16 to 3 0 l'earlice Susan „ 2 6to 3 0
New Nunez ...... .. 2 16 to 310 Old !t01e........„ 1 oto 2 0
BASINOTOILE, Jan. 26.—Trade not quite so brisk as last
week, the severe weather having stopped brewing ; yet bright
Farnhsms, Altons, and Bentleys, are no lower ; of the poor
sorts, very few ca.. be sold at any price ; while for some,
51. 10s. to 61. per cwt. is asked; others are offered at 50s.
per cwt.

HAY.—SmaIInELD, Two o'Ciock.—Messrs. Cooper
and Davie report the following quotations
Primo Meadow 69%. to TM. I R0we..... 50a. to OD. j Straw 281. to IN.
IniceLor

CATTLE.— AuESTER, Jan. 25.—The fair this day
was well attended ; business seemed to be brisk, commencing
at an earlier hour than usual, The sales effected in Sheep
were numerous; good Mutton fetching 64d. to 7d. per lb.
Beef, of which there were some good samples, found pur-
chasers at fitcl. to 7d. per lb. Welch Cows from 121. to 141.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 24.—The supply of stock at our market
today has been larger than hu.t week, the beet quality
fetching late prices, and second.rate and inferior met with
dull sale. Beef, 5.1. to 7d. per lb. Mutton, 61 to 71d. •
SOUTHALL, Jan. 26.—Trade dull, and prices about the
same. Beef made from 2s. 6d. to 4s. Bd. Mutton, 4s. 11. to
4d. Veal, 4s. 2d. to bs. 4d. Pork, Is. 2d. to 41. 64., per
stone of 81b., sinking the offal.

tor Yesterday's Markets se* last page.

SHIPPING.

M• its A RRIVED.—Dublin, 2; Waterford, 2; Donaghadee,
2 ; Guernsey, &c., 1 ; Flanders, 1.
Lownos, Jan. 27.—Wind this day at noon, E. by N. •
'
fresh gale, and fine clear frosty weather.
Ore ST. ALBAN'S Jan. 23.—Vilulia, of Jersey,
Rio Grande.
PLYMOUTH, Jan. 26.—E. Arrived 25th : Waterloo,
Batavia; Bucephalus, Penang; Zodiac, Surinam. 26th,
Conrad, Rio Janeiro, for Hamburg.
FALMOUTH, 26.—E., strong gale. Arrived: Zieland,
Batavia ; Plantin, Rio Janeiro.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 26. —E S.E. Sailed: Wanderer,
Trinidsd ; Jessie Miller, Calcutta; Beethoven, Ceylon;
Lord Nelson, Sylph, and Mary, Africa ; Windsor, Brazils.
WHITEHAVEN, Jan. 26. N.B.— Sailed: Penelope,
' Grenada.
Cons, Jan. 24.—N.E.—Arrived, 23: Cremona, fit.
John's N.B.
Cowie, Jan. 26.—The Torre, Alexandria to Antwerp,
I has put in here, reported to be leaky, and moat discharge ;
The Providence, Rio Janeiro, for Antwerp, arrived here
20th inst., is said to be leaky, and has come into the
harbour.
PENZANCE, Jan. 23.—The Susan, Newport to Hull, ham
put in to day leaky, and with loss of bowsprit, cutwater, &c.,
and one man overboard, from contact List night with •
large barque.
Snintlia, Jan. 25.—The Brechin Castle, of this port,
struck on the bar yesterday, and has put back leaky.
MUNDSET, Jan. 25.—A vessel, name unknown, sunk
last night about two miles from here. A boat, said to be
marked " Generet, William Ritchie," of Newburgh, has
' washed on shore at Becton.
YARMOUTH, Jen. N.—The Norditiernen, Christiasen to
Mortals, has put in here water-logged.
HABBUROUGH, Jan. 25.—The Johnstown, of Newcastle,
went on shore here yesterday, and filled; crew saved.
Atnnonotion, Jan. 25.—A locker-board, branded in two
places " Wave," has been picked up here.
blatmotr, Jan. 26.—The Wear, of Sunderland, was lost
on the Ounfleet Sand yesterday, during a snow storm ; crew
saved.
Nawautto, Jan. 24.—The Pilot, of and from this place,
to Leith, in being towed to sea yesterday, was driven on the
sand, at the south aide of the entrance, of the river, and is
discharging. The cargo of the Gebreeders, from Datzic to
Rotterdam, which got on shore near this place on the 10th
instant, has been landed, partly in a damaged state.
DUNDEE, Jan. 24.—The Adah, from Anchangel, which
went on shore at the river on the 9th inst., has been got off,
and MY towed up to this port to-day.
MIDDLESBOROUGH, 23.—A boat, marked " Aliens,"
or "Algeria," of Lynn, Stephen Galls, master, has been
picked up by the Clio.
Hammon, Jan. 25.—1 t blew very bard last night from
Om out.