The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-21 00:00:00

The accused, who denied the latter equation, was also cone-
neitted sport *hie charge, but, upon the application of Mr.
:ITEM, who stated that there were revers] other charges of
forgery against pine, he was remanded till Wednesday.

LAMBETH.

Tun Arrarrr ro ROB Ma Larrtmit.-0. &Ingle and
Hannah CoUnit, low bare been retnatithd on a cnarie
stoprarg Mr. Leffler in the Sennlogton•road and attempting
to rob him, were fully committed for trial.

MARKETS.

COPINKAGIN, JAN. 11.

Masan. Etienne, Nephew, and Co., in their circular of
the above date, state that in all probability in the course of
this year an entrepot for dry goods, for account of an
English joint.stock company, will be establish,d in the
harbour, an undertaking of which the realisation will be due
in • great measure to the energy and liberality of the
Finance Minister. The same authority supplies the following

observations on the market
Gatatx.—Nearly one•third of the grain import. into
England being Danish produce, it is natural that the English
prices have a reaction upon our prices ; this admitted, we
cannot but express our satisfaction at oserving, how advan
tageously the present grain tariff system in England epe
upon the prices, hardly any fluctuation in prices being
observable. The last crop being on an avenge a good one,
we have no reason to suppose that seareity or bad quality
should cause any raising in prices; sun it is our opt
mon that the demand to come this year from England for
barley and oats will cause considerable raising in the prices
of these two kinds of grain above the prices quoted in 1850.
SrOAR —The consumption in 1850 was not equal to that
of the two last year, the imports amounting to about 8,000
bads. sod 8,080 barrels, consisting mostly of the usual con.
sign silents of St. Croix sugars and several direct imp •nations
of Hanna and Brazil, the latter mostly for ace mot of the
nfiiiers whose business has been greatly enlarged eine, the
beginning of the war. As regards the next crop the pros-
pects are very promisiog at St. Croix, as also in Cuba and
Java ; still, we are rather inclined to believe that prices will
range high in consequence of the heavy orders sent out from
the United States, where the auger crop has entirely failed,
while the consumption has increased. We now ;quote Sr.
Croix, 11l to 13/ 6k.; Batavia, 101 to 131 St. • Brazil, 101
to 121 St , H , 101 to 121 Ss. per lb., all for export,
duty not paid.
WOOL.—The considerablyoreater activity in the woollen
factories, not only is England but also on the continent and
even in the United States, naturally caused a much greater
demand than what was the case in the preceding 15 years,
and we must thus look upon the high prices quoted in 1850,
not as a consequence of speculation nor of scarcity. of raw
material, but as a natural consequence of highly increased
demand We received from Inland in 1850 about 896,0001 b.
end the present stock may be calculated at 90,000 lb. The
prices paid for prima quality white were 116, 120,125 to 130
Mk. 800., while we now qaote for same 135 Ilk. Bco. per
3201 b.; for mixed were paid 90, 105 to 120 Mk. Ben. for
✓oe quantity. Good quality Juthland cannot be purchased
for less than 210 Mk. 800 per 3201 b.: and we have no
hesitation in stating, that, in case the Eaglish factories shall
execute the order sent in for woollen geode. the prices of
wool naturally must go in 18.51 biz higher in England, which
probably will Live our prices an upward tendency.

COTTON.—LIVRRPOOL, JAN. 20 —The sales of cotton
trday are estimated at 5,000 bales, and consist of ab
200 Fermin and Maranbam, Bd. 8/d.,200 Bahia, Bd, 81d. ;
600 Eeyptian,B/d., 91.; 300 Surat, 814., 9.1. ; Sea Islands,
51., 5/d. Import since Thursday, 15,000. The market
closes with some pretensions to firma. es. Compared with
Friday's rates, prices of all kinds are quite as dear. The
accounts to Bth of January per Baltic tell of an advance
of to I cts. in all the markets of the States in response to
the advice' of hence of the middlo of December.

COALS.—LONDON, JAN. 20.—CLONE OP THE MAHR tdl
Tanfirld Moor, 14.. ; Tanfleld Moor Bates, 13s. 6d. ; South
Pearetb, 125.; Wylam, 14.. 91.; Holywell, 16e. Od. ;
Chester Main, 13s. 6d.; Davison'. Writ Hartley, 14e. 01.;
Walls End Lersoa, 13.. 644; Walls End Walker, 14.. Od. ;
Walls End Breddyll,lss. 3d.; Walls End Richmond, 14s. 6d ;
Walls End Heston, 15. 9d ; Wall. Sad Stewart's,lss. 9d. ;
Walls End Heselden,l4s. 64. ; Wall. End Howdes, 14.. 6d.;
Walls End Kelloe, 15.. 34.; Walls End Whitworth, 12s. 64.;
Walls End South Kelloe, 14.. 61. ; Eden Maio, 14s. 6d. ;
Wells End Seymour Tees, 14..; Walls End Adelaide Tees;
14s. ; Cowpen Hanky, 141. •, Her. ley, 13s. 3d.; Nirou's
Merthyr and Cardiff. 205.6 d.; Walls Nod Tees, 15..
&lye at market, 10.5; sold, 46.

CORN.—CIRENCESTER, Jan. W.—This Market sxhibited
go improvement on that of last week, much lameness prevailing as
reaarda the pricers of all grain; the quality of a large portion or very
indifferent. Woes; 94. 10s. to 101. 10s. per load; middling, 71. 10s.
to SI. toe. Marley, 20s. to 24a per qr. Oath Ire. to 23a. &SUN 2Gs.
to 30h

HADLEMEC, Jae. 20.—We had II liberal supply corn tn.
chy, and the heat samples of Wheat and Barley sold at late priori, No
alteration in Beans or PC4III worth notice.

CATTLE, &12.—Coxertairrna, Jan. 18.—There war a
good show of Sheep, and the trade appeared a little revived, as cone
aidtrablo sales were effected at rather Improving rates. There was a
good muster of fat Beets, of excellent quality, moat of which were
add before the close at from 3s. 4(1. to flit. Od. per atone of Mho. There
was a tolerably good show of lean stock, which hung on hand. Some
eseellent fat tinge were sold at Ge. id. per a ore ; but the Pig trade
Wasl anything but brisk, the euoply being more than equal to the
demand. Lean Pigs fetched very mean prices. Good °Pleb Cows
ewe very slowly to market, and were inunired after. Supply:
Sheep and Lambs, 3,310; Beasts, 270; Pigs, 281; Calves, 19; Horns
and Ponies, 40.
Ltvaaroor., Jan. 20.—At our market this day the "apply
of Beef was much leas; of Mutton larger. A fair demand for Beef,
and prices with little alteration from last Monday. Sheep dithcolt to
re 9, although priors cannot be quoted much lower. Beef, from 4d. to
31d. Mutton, 3d. to kid. per lb. 2,utro Cattle. 3,043 chap at market.
Noawtcii, Jan. 18.—Our market exhibited a poor show
of More Cattle; buyers being few, there was no improvement from
last week's prices, and half unsold. Fat Hearth a dull sale, at 6s. to
6s. 6d. per stone. The pens were better tilled ; hoggets from 20s. to
300. per bead, and all sold. Fat Sheep, 6s. 94. to 7a. per Mane. Good
store Pigs from 16s. to 22a. per Med. Fat Pork, is. to is. 6d. per
stone.

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.

The State of the Weather at
at Nine o'cloalt yesterday
arranged in order of latitad
Warne!
Wino.

11.:Z8DAT, JAN. 21, 1851.
each of the followiag place,
noraing.—The etaliess en

Name of ?Law

Ilinarik of
Wind.

&ate of Weather,

B.w.

8 E.
8 W.
&LW.
8.
I.E.

Strong Breese
Gentle Brun.
Gentle Breeze
Gentle Breese
Wong Breese

roni Braise

Gestle Breese
Strong Breese
Gentle Hate,.
Gentle Breese
Strong Breese
Gentle Breese
Strong Breese
Herd Wind

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