The Express.
London, England, 1847-01-28 00:00:00

lauriowo,keewn 39 0..47 0
Yellow 49 0.-33 0
Fine U 8. N
lengol&Madras,b 3B 0...40
Yellow 4B 0..b1 0

1.r.t0, at per We.
Pim best
Nliiied, sheet 2O 0... 0 I
Barr 22 0... 0 0
Patent shot . . 21 0 0 0
32 0...141 01 red or mlnlom

Fanima, as •...47
!Ow ...... 40 0...80 0
Orgy slid "Mts. 00 0..10 0
Rifted, Hambre 0
LOW 0...77
0
Corm, lo Hoed.
wed Ind* ordi.
Good.

Bpelter 2O 0...20 10
sgageir..2l:2 d... 170.
Warr 34 0...35 0
brown ac yellow 29 0. 32 10
;I!
Cal 27 0. 27 10
_Routh He.., 2B 10...30 10

-330...400
...... 43 0....130 0

Fine..
rylm, goad ordi-
nary
nor ordinary 43 0. . 44 0
Fine 3; 0... 90 0

— -
Olive,Gallipoli,p.tan 44 0 0 0
Cam Nut . 42 0... N 0
Sec* Rape, pale,
per tom 3O 10 0 0
Linseed .

locta, good tollae3B 0... 83 0
iota Kiel., mit-

PIUMAIO" per cwt.
Butter—Cork, Ist.. 91 0_93 0

nerythine--- U ...t6 0
imams and Pa-
daag 24 0... 24 0
Tra, et pr
Otagoa,commos 4l 9.0 91
RtCR, at per cert.
Bengal white 2l 0... 20 0
Cargo 2l 0... 23 0
lava U 1... 21 0
Patna " ay. XS 1.. as •
Carolina • 0... 0 0
Smarm.

3rd 0 0... 0 0
Dublin, Ist 0 0.. 0 0
Limerick, do 62 0...92 0
Carlow, lat 9O 0...100 0
Newry, let 0 0.. 0 0
Waterford
Beer, India,
tierce —.. 1.. 0 0
Prime 0— • •
Pork, prune num /7 6...91 0
flacon-Pork,tairk lis 0..77 0
Do., Belfast
Baron, Siteelbrd,
per cwt. 6O 0...62 0
Oelfaß
Lard,Brifaatorfrk 154 0 0
Waterford, do
Ditto Bladder
American . 34 0 52 0
Mare, Oz and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. and 31. Video,
'llrfted 8.0 diiie.6 071
te 4 ..00 4
Dryraßrazill,ted
y 0 ...0
0 6
i
Rio, dry
Lima tt Valp. dry 0 3 ...0
Wert Indlo, dry— 0 41...0
salted I 0 41
post intha 0 0 101
Kips R. Amu, iry 0 7 . .0 6
Weida. dry 0 14-9 9S. Amer.l lone, yit
hide
_

Bum at per a:di.—
Leewanl Island
Proof .. '. - 0 0 ... 0 0
Demerara, 26 to
36 per cent.
0.P... . 0 .. 0 0
Jamalc, i.d to 36
per cent. O.P. 0 .. 0
Favourite marks 0 ...
Drawly, Ita brands 0 0 0
British apttita, d.p. 0 ... 0 0
Scotch 0 0 0
Irish
Fur, per ton.
£l4 0-33 0
St. Petersburi,
head
Dutch and Flembh 53 0...111 0
Friesland
!intr. at per ton.
St.Petershiarmekunl:3l 10...3! 0
outabot ....... 34 10...33 0
hall clean
Riga, hawse
outahot

Raraia, ditto I 6 .10 6
Dra Wows, at per tom
-..Jainalos-S4 •

pro
Manilla
2.5.4 India Sum l3 0...18
Bombs, l6 0...23
lute
Tat, at pea eat.
Baaca. 101 0..10
alraita
Coss. Is tanks 9B 0... 0
Ulm, at per ton.
£9 15 £lO

lorrMxi,Ja 3... 4 10
embalm ...... 0 5... 3 II
Campraelly 4 10. 7 10
Puede, Jumlea 5 10... 6 0
Nkarssam, boss sod
rolid 14 O. 15 0
0 0. 10 0
lams 10 0...10 0
semen 10 0...17 10
Red Sanders. S 0... 6 10
Hearil 30 0..90 0

!Mr' -

TALLOW.—The market continues without altera-
tion. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 51e. 6d. to 51:. 9d.
February to March deliver,. 51s. 6d. to 51s. 9d. ; October
to December &leery, 45.. 9d.

CORN.—ThoncosToKE, J.tN. 27.—The market to-
day was well attended ; yet but little was done. The best
white Wheat told at 222. per load ; red, 20/. to 211. ; the
beet samples only finding purchasers. Common samples
were Is. to 2s. per qr. cheaper. Bread and Flour at the last
week's price... Barley was more abundant, and the figure
for best malting 4s. to 'la. has. Good grinding do. to 3s. do.,
and inf, riorligf.t samplcs2r. Barley Meal, Is. per bag decline.
Malt could only be sold at a reduction of 6d. per bushel.
Oats were d for
.the best qualities by 2s. per quarter ;
middling samples, Is. • inferior as last week. Rye as at last
qunta•ion. Beams trifle lower, and Peas would scarcely PUS-
taio last quotations. Tama, both winter and spring. remain
the tame. In India. Corn but little doing.

LEWES, J. 26.—Wheat, Tala‘era, 3/. 189.; white,
31. 16s. to 41.; red, 31. 129. to 3/ I ts. Bd.; Barley, 21. 12s. to
2/. 13s. ; Oate, 11. 10s. to 11. 119. ; Beans, 21. 10s. to 2/. 125.;
Peas, white, 21. 109. to 21. 15s.

NEWCMITLIS, JAN. 27.—The weather has become ex-
tremely mild, much too mild, in fact, to hope for a con-
tinuance. This favourable change will enable our farmers
to proceed rigorously with field-work, which is generally
understood to he in a very backward state, conaequently we
may look for the deliveries from the growers, ...Isiah of
late have beg' exceedingly liberal, falling olf materially, in
which case th• trade may be expected to exhibit an upward
movement. At our market this morning we had a pretty
fair show of Wheat from the country, and the arrivals coast-
ways being also to a fair extent, the trade ruled slow, and,
had sales been forced, lower rate. must have been submitted
to, but factors being unwilling to amide to any abatement,
only a moderate amount of business was done. Flour in
slow request, and as dealers are generally in stock, the
supply now at the Quay will, in all probability,
have to be warehoused, as it is not likely holders will be in-
clined to accept less money. Rye unaltered. In malting
Barley little doing, although offered at the decline of Satur-
day. Malt very firm. Beans and Peas without change.
Oats rather dearer. A cargo of foreign is reported to have
been eo'.d at 40s. per quarter, weighing only 38 lbs. per
bushel.
.
. .

DUELIN, JAN. 26.-Buyers continuing to operate with
caution, a slight reduction was this day generally submitted
to. We reduce our quotations of I riday 1.. per barrel
on Wheat, Oats, and Barley. Oatmeal was 6d. per cwt.
less ; and Flour hung at previous prices. The follow-
ing was the general currency to the farmer :-Wheat, red,
44*. to 495. ; white, per 28010 e.. 4.51. to 516. Oata, per
1961b5., 21ato 235. Barley, per 221105., 275. to 31a. Oat-
meal, per owt., 245. to 275. Flour, seconds, per cwt., 255.
to 265.
BELFAST, JAW. 25.-The supply of Wheat at this morn-
ing's market was larger than for some time past, whilst of
Oats, Barley, and Oatmeal, it was bare. Prices were tole-
rably well supported in Wheat and Barley ; Oats and Meal
were each 64. lower, and the tone of the market eras by no
means so firm as formerly. Wheat, 16v. 9d. to 18s. 6d. Bar-
ley, 13n. to 14s. 6d. Oats, 13e. 6d. to 14s, 6d. ; and Oat-
meal, 23a. to 245. M. per cwt. Indian Corn, of which we
have two arrivals, sells at 181. s*. to 101. 10.. per ton, for
white, and 180.71. &t. to 181. 1.5*. for ye'aow. Meal declined
about s*. per ton ; and. at 191. ss. fur white, and 191. 10s.
for yellow, is rather a free mils.
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DROGIIIIDA, Jas. 23.—The suiiply during the week was
moderate. White Wheat, 47,. to 50s. •, red, 49.. to 465. ;
merlin, 41a. to 445. Oats, 255. to 26e. 6d. per barrel. mat-
ing Barley, 30e. to 31s. 6d. ; [minding, 245. to 29.. Bran,
160 s. per ton. Oatmeal, new, 495. to 50s. per load of 240
lbs. ; 245. to 255. per cwt. '4l 112 lbs. Flour, first, per auk,
525. 6d.; seconds, 465. 61. ; thirds, 40s. 6,1.