The Express.
London, England, 1848-01-25 00:00:00

NORTMANTON, Jan. n.-We have had I hrge
Wheat, and the greater part much out of condition. RW
dry samples could scarcely be bought at len mosey ; s.!
the damp and inferior were difficult to dispose of,
offered at 2a. per qr. decline. Barley carne opisto"lP2
hand, and fully realises last week's prices. In otter "
there is little doing, without change is value.
PRZSTON, Jan. 22.-The arrivals from Ireland an %
fair amount. The Corn trade during the week hai
very inanimate, and each article has been offered iti3
terms. The supply of Wheat at our market
only moderate; the sale was slow, but the farmers mak=
submit to any reduction, and ultimately a demeans=
effected at the extreme rates of this day an'onight
the turn lower, but not much offering at r5d...67..7
Flour 64 per peck cheaper. Brans a hr.ak Isle, ages7l:
sante of le. per windle. Oats excesaively dull, eta 114%
reduction of Id. pi.r bushel. No charge as regards /..a.
Oatmeal ; but Irish, of which the supply is lilsersl,k-"
on the market at an abatement of Is. per load
ral and middling qualities. Indian Corn rather belsorar
The average price of Wheat this week is ss. IL3
imp. qr.
RICHMOND (YOUNSIIIRE), Jan. 22.-We bad a W..y
ply of grain in our market today. Wont sold from 6.4
to 7s. 9d. per bushel. Oats, 2s. 9d. to 4s. 6d. Barley,...NE
to 4e. 92. Beans, 4s. W. to ss. 6d.
SIIRMARDCHT, Jan. 22.-Sellers being numerous and mi,
ions to do business, enabled purchasers to buy as f01i0....
Wheat, per imp. bushel, 6s. Bd. to 7s. 3d. Bari. y, 4s 34.
4s. 7d. Oats, 3s. 42. to Mi.
YARMOUTH, Jan. 22.-We an only moderately supplied
with grain. Wheat is a slow sale, tad, for interior pas*
rather lower. Barley in fair demand, and prices for all Iwo
fully u dear. Beans and Peas are not much in demand,%4
late prices are with difficulty maintained. 0.% rather
cheaper. Wheat, white, 525. to 545. ; red, 441. to sls. Utley,
28s. to 31a. Beans, 38s. to 40s. Pear, 38s. to 40s. Oats, lot
to 28s. per qr.

8 VI/ NDON, Jan. 24.—A good supply of Wheat, which
at a reduction of 2.. r qr., on best, and 34. on aez,md
lily. Finest samples, 28s. per sack, or 565. per qr. • pd.
red, at 525. to 545. ; common, 46e. to 50s. Flour, !Ala gg„
to 441. per beg. Of Burley, maltsters were estenmvs Wags;
at the prices of last week ; heavy Chevalier made 34a
qr. ; good malting. 335. to 341. ; grinding. at from, 30a.
31s. Malt, beet, new. 60s. per qr. ; old, 544. to GO,. • alua
;
fair samples offered at 56s common, 54s Barley Igena.gh
per sack. Oats, the best Polands, 26s per qr.; eeccag
lscaily,
.. 2; 4s
prices; good feed,
from 455. to 2 26%;
peCOlar
qt.
I r,
eu s:
goodße,i uwe
al
for white, at an advance of Is. per qr. ; grey and maga as
last week.

LIMERICK, Jan. 22.—Our market was thinly supplied
with Wheat to-day, but buyers were not willing to par.
chase at late prices; inr prime milling 'smelts, hewers',
full mosey won paid. The quantity t f Oats mmiag in is not
large, and the price very var ible. No Barley offaing.
in-
dian Corn and Meal in very du:l of sale and price down St :A
10s. r ton. 3he imports are large. Our exports or grain
arc very exteroive, to Glasgow and London chiefly. Weather
cold and showery. R*ll Wheat, 15d. to 16d.; white, 164.
to 1744. Oats, 9d. to 91d. Barley, 114. to 121. per stone.
Indian Corn, 81. 10s to 9/. ; Meal, 9/. to 91. 10s. Irish
Flour, 32a. per bag; American, 30s. per barrel.
Sumo, Jan. 22.—Oats, 9s. to 9s. 61 per barrel. Oatmeal,
Ils. 6d. to 12s. per cwt. Indian Meal, 9s. 6d. Wheat, 2k.
per barrel American Flour, 325.
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WATEILFORD, Jan. 22.-Our market ha. been only say•
plied with all kind* of grain duriue the week, but the trails
has continued in the some state of deprission by which it
bar been characterised since the commencement of the new
year. Wheat is again cheaper by 9d. to ls. per barrel. Oats
have also receded 3d. ; and Barley, though scarce, moot M
sold without some reduction in price. Inii.rn Corn meets
more inquiry than of late, but we have many sel'en at a
furthcr reduction of 6d. per barrel. Superfine and weed
quality Flour can be bought at a reduction of 6d. to 9d. pes
sack, but the coarser descriptions are firm at late prim
The following arc the present quotations:-Wheat, undried,
millers per 20 stone, 27a. to 285.; shipping, te
261. ; itarley, malting. per 16 Mono,to 13s.
grinding, 13.. to 13s. 6d. Oats, white, per 14 rt., 10,.
to 120.; black, lls. to Ils. 6d. Prepared: Wheat,
millers', per 20 st., 28s. 6d. to 291.6 d. ; shipping, 265. to rs.
Barley, malting, per 16 stone, 16., to 16s. 6d.; grinding,
14s. 6d. to 151. Oats, white, per 14 stone, 12s. to 12s. 6d;
black, Ils. 9d. to 12a. Flour, super., per sack, 40s. ;
84.. 6.1. to 335. 6c1.; thirds, 325. to 345.; fourths, 24..6
25e. Indian Corn, Danube, per 20 stone, 20s. to 214.81,
American, yellow and red, 20s. to 20s. 6d. ; Spanish es&
Portuguese, IBs. to 19,. 6d.; white, 19s. to 19s. 64.;
datasged, for cattle, 16s. to 171. Indian Corn Meal, pm
cwt., 9s. to 9s. 6d. ; Oatmeal, per cwt., 12.. to 12s. 6d.;
ltyc Meal, per cwt., is. to Be. Bran, per 6 atone, 3s. 6d.
to 31.8 d.

KONIGSBERG, Jan. 14.—The weather is less seven than
it has been, but we have still 8 degrees of frost. Very little
snow has fallen, and it may be questioned whether the
have a sufficient covering. The grain trade remained
exceedingly quiet, and though the weather has been very
favourable for thrashing, the supplies brought forward have
been unimportant. That the potato crop has proved a
failure to a very great Extent is certain, and an extra con.
sumption of Rye is consequently taking place in a variety
of ways, but particularly for distilling. Prices of Wheat
are nearly nominal, but the little business which has taken
place has been at the previously high quotations.
ROSTOCK, Jan. 13.—Mainly on account of want of money
our market has been on the decline of late for Wheat, and
finest quality has been obtainable at 465. to 475.•' inferior
qualities down to 42a. ; Barley, 62Ibs. tod3lbs., 225.; boiling
Peas, 335., all pis. qr., free on board in spring.
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Sr I'vrtnanusto, Jan. 7.—The grain trade' is quits It
a stand-still, and prica remain about the same as our last
quotations. Wheat 28 to 29 roubles ; soft ditto, 25 to 26
roubles ; Oats, 10 to 15 roubles according to quality.

HOPS. - BOROUGH MARKET, Two 0' Oak.-
Mears. Pattenden and Smith report that the market ea.
tinues the name.
New DUG .2 E. Rents 31. 10 to3l. 0 Yowling Kenta.p.ewt. 21.14 WY 1
NeerWeeld of Neut , 2 16 to 3 0 Yearlme Buser 6to 3
New Now% 2 16 to 310 Old Hops ... • ••• 1 oto 1
Tuella:us .

HAY.—SMITIIFIELD, TIDO o' Clock. —Messrs. Cooper
and Davis report trade a little better, at the fo:lowiog quota.
tions :
Prime Meadow TOr. to na I
R0w0n....52a to 80s. I Straw.. Rat to ?k
Infector ...... bat to 65t. Clore.. Ws. to 95a. I

CATTLE, B:c.—Total of Cattle received in London,
by the Eastern Counties Railway, for the week ending
Jan. In:
Beaats. Sheep. riga. Calla
At Landon ~... ........ 33
At Stratford station... 203
At Tottenham

Total 1331 6010 226 31
SWINDON, Jan. 24.—Tho Herons and Herefords won
short in number, but good in quality ; some excellent Short.
Horns also ; prices for the best quality quite am high as last
market, viz., from Ili. 6d. to 124. 6d. per score; warm
Beast from 10s. to 10s. 64.; old, at 9s. to 91. 64. Benin
Calves were scarce, and high in prices, from 113.9 d. to 125.;
some not so tine went at lls. Best Sleep made readily 6s.
to 55. 2d. per stone ; second quality, 4s. Bd. ; common, 41, to
4s. 441. ; trade was brisk.

For Yesterdav's Markets aer lost pop.

SHIPPING.
MAILS ARRIVED.—DubIin, 4 ; Waterford, 3 ; Donagbadss,
2; French, 2; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, Jan. 2-s.—Wind this day at noon, N.B. ; mo-
derate breeze, and fine frosty weather.
Dust, Jan. 24.—E., strong and squally.—Arrived fres
the ricer and sailed for : Thetu, Sydney, N.S.W.; Earl d
Ripon, Valparaiso.
DARTMOUTH, Jan. 24.—N.E.—Arrived : Olof Wyk,
Manzille, for Bremen.
PLYMOUTH, Jan. 24.—N.N.E.—Arrived: Louise, Made,
for Havre; Victory, Cape of Good Hope; Balticer, Cabs
for Bremen. Off port Franklin, Mauritius.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 24.—N.B.—Arrived : Hope, Bom-
bay ; John Parker, Charleston : William Prowse, Cantos.
lett Cape 20th Nov. ; Princaa Victoria, Maranbam, uulei
18th ult. Sailed : Irt, Bahia ; Laurin, Jamaica ; Leann,

Demerara.
Orr FOWET.—Jeanette, Batavia, for Rotterdaln.
FALMOUTH, Jan. 24. 8.N.8. —Arrived : Freedom,
Pernambuco.
lineoerows, Jan. 22.—S.—Arrived : Sarah, St. John's.
CORE. Jan. 22.—5., strong.—Arrived : Aurora, Madras;
Colingwood, Mauritius • Alexauder, Cobiga ; Lincoln,
Boston. Off port : Maid of the Mill, Trinidad, for ths
Clyde.
BELFAST, Jan. 22.—Sailed Sobraon, Demerara.
DROGHEDA, Jan. 23.—N.B.—Arrived Ann, St. John's,
New Brunswick.
WELLS, Jan. 24.—A handkerchief, containing -`ones
" Epitome of Frac ical Navigation," marked on the (VW
"Samuel Murray, Sunderland, Durham, April 22, 1M4,"
has been picked up on the shore.
RAMSOATE, Jan. 24.—The Robert Ileddle, from Sierra
Leone, in coming into the harbour yesterday, at high-water,
took the ground on the But Bank, and on being left dry
was very much strained, floated this morning, with six feet
water in the hold.
YARMOUTH, Jan. 24.—The brigs Norasternin and ths
Dromingen, both of Chriatianund, the former for Withal,
the latter for Rochefort, got on the Ilaisblrough Sand this
morning, but afterwards came off, with lora of rudder and
water-logged, and have been brought into the roods to be
lightened.
lIIDDLESBOIIOVOII, Jan. 23.—The Meabarn, of Boston
struck on the Redoes. Rocks on the 18th inst. ; came off, and
proceeded for the Tees, but, being very leaky, she was run
on shore on Seaton Sand. She has since been got off, and
towed in here.
LERWICK, Jan. 14.—Four sloops have arrived here from
the Amelia, from Cronstadt, on shore near Nesting, with
flax, and the material' of the vessel; as the weather is now
fine, she will soon be discharged. A top-board, marked
" Josephine," in gilt letters, on a green ground, has bee!
picked.up at Haroldswick bland. A head-board, marked
Cecilia," and one " Marion," have also been picked4p
there. A ship's stern has been picked up at Belts Sound,
with 901ba. of lead on it. A boat, belonging to the Neptune,
of Newcastle, has been found at Cost.
Sttoo, Jan. 22.—The Sarah and Maris, in proceeding
down the river this morning, took the ground, but is ea•
pected off next tide without r'ismage.
thacan, Jan. 21.—The David, of Galway, in coming out
of the creek last night, took the ground and lay badly. She
will be surveyed.
DARTMOUTH, Jan. 24. —The Oroetfarat Vlacintle, from
St. Petersburg to Leghorn, which put in here, 3rd instant,
leaky, capsized this morning in a heavy squall ; cargo landed
in a damaged mate.