The Express.
London, England, 1847-02-04 00:00:00

, Fro. 3.
Man., and Neiman Jn., 21
Man, Ans., and Matlock, p
N. Counties I'o/011,
Winador, Atones, S.W., p
34.1,139, Frt. J.

Dewsbury Br. (blue), 31 34.4 a. p
E. larmaehlre Scrip, 235. p
Hodder.. & Shett, 421:Ga.
igrteest:l4. 6d. p
N. British Thin* p
N. staffordshire, 21. lea. p
North Werteru, Ba GI. p
W. Riding UniON3/. 14.
Midland Pref., 31 p
MLR, F. ~ 2.
Wat., Wes., Wick. & Dub., 10a.
Wes., Car., & Dub. Jun, 12..
Armagh, Cole.. & gortrush,Gl.o:l.
Bandon and Bantry, 7a.
SALES, Fs. 2.
Gt. Nor. (late D. Nor.), 725. Ma.
N. British, Halves, 161
Do. Quarter., 87.. id.
Do. New Qr.. Scrip, 280.0 d. 29..
Do. Thirds, 73e. Gd. 74.. fed.
North Srallbrd.hlre, 81
Scottish Central, 211
Scottish Grand hurction, 22..
Stirling and Dunfermline, 725. fid.
E. Indian Railway, 9,3 d.
Groat Southern of Idadroa3e.lld.

tn. Pro. 2.
KiL, sad Ayr, 63
Do. do., 53
Do. llalrea, No. 2, 91. ss. 6d. 91
Do. Qrs., S prr et, guar., 161
Duni.,llr.Cir., 61. 3s. tad.
Gds., lii4, sad Ardr., 61
OW. Airdrie, & Moak. In., 51
Great North of India, U. 6d.
Gt. Southern of Madras, 4. 3d. 4s.
KU. & Ayr Direct, 45x.
Man. & nouthatopton, 50.336.6 d.
Midlund llal•en, 61
North Britioh Thirds, 74.6 d.
Do. New Qrs. (Scrip', 30a.
Scottish Grand Junction, 23a.
Wiahaw & Colton*, 01

CORN.—ABIIFORD, FEB. 2.—This day oar Wheat
trade was stagnant unless a reduction of 3s. to 4s. was sub-
mitted to ; and in this case only a few customers could be
found. The same applied to Burley, but not to any other
article. Peas, Beans, and Oats command full prices, but
sales slow.
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Basixosvoite, Fen. 3.--Holders willingly submitted to a
reduction, and the best white Wheats were sold at 201. per
load; beat red, 191. to 191. 10s.; middling qualities, 171.;
white inferior, with difficulty found buyers, at from 161. to
161. For Barley the highest figure to-day was 484. up to
50s. per. qr. ; second qualities, 455. ' • inferior, 40s. Malt has
gone down from Gd. to 9d. per bush. Oats, best Poland and
potatoe, 395. pzr qr. ; black, 365. ; good, 345.; inferior, et
from 30s. to 345. Rye also down Is. per qr. ; Peas, 25.; and
Beans from le. to 2s. per qr. Tares, the sprivg, as last
weak; winter, not much in request.
Caaxunooe, Few 3.—A1l grain moved off slowly, but es-
pecially Wheat and Barley, even at 36. to 4s. under last day.
Very high prices are still held for all Lent Corn ; sellers pre-
fLrring to hold, expecting, as the seed-time arrives, that the
prices will be maintained.
Newekarte, Few 2.—The weather has again assumed a
wintry appearance. Yesterday we had a heavy fall of snow,
and to-day we have frost, with every appearance of a conti-
nuance. At our market this morning we had • good show of
Wheat front the country, and front the coast the arrivals are
also to a fair extent ; but, from the dull report from Mark-
lane, the trade was in a state of perfect stagnation, millers
refusing to purchase, whilst the factors, on the other hand,
declined to submit to any lower rates, from an impression
that the present pause must prove of merely a temporary
character. In Flour, from the came cause, few transactions
transpired, and the probability I. the supply now at the quay
will have to be landed. In other articles little passing.

Duaxtrt, Feb. 2.—Although the supply of Wheat at our
market to-day was small, yet the demand was so dull that
prices further gave way about Is. per barrel. Oats and grind-
ing Barley could also be bought for less money. Malting
Barley firm. The demand for bakers' Flour continues in the
same dull state as last reported, and is generally offered at
ls. per cwt. under the prices asked this day wells, without
inducinirsales to any extent. Coarse Flour and Oatmeal are
each offend Is. per cwt. lower than on last Tuesday.

PHODUCE.-11iNciNG-LANE, Hay-past Tern.—
sugar: The demand has revived to-day; a fair average
amount of business done at 64. advance upon the late lowest
point of the market. Reticles had become more steady.
Coffee •Tho public sale has gone off steadily at
full prices. 500 bugs inferior good ordinary Ceylon
hare been sold at 425. 6d. Saltpetre 700 bags
Refraction 71 to Of were offered, and bought in,
265. to 20e. 6d. Rice : 130 barrels Carolina (American)
cleaned were brought forward in • public solo, pat sold,
31s. part boneht en, 30s. Pepper: 200 bans white were
bought in by the importer, 40. per lb. Cotton remains