The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-24 00:00:00

lice in vales& The following are the prices obtained :—Legilsh
lA heat, 34. to 40a. per insp. qr.; foreign, white, 42.. to He. per
4111.11bc; foreign, red, extra fine qualities, 38s. to 41.. foreign, red, fine
quslitics, 365, to 384.; foreign. red, ordinary qualities, 345. to 365. ;
foreign. bard, Ds. to 37a. English seconds Fluor, 265. to 3Ps. per
sack; United States, kn., sweet, 241. to 23.. per !Jerre. Raki,
F.nglish malting, 23.. to 28s. per imp. qr.; foreign and grinding, 25..
to a.. per 4001ba. Oats, Devon and Welsh, IS.. to 17s. per imp.
qr.; Disk white, 17s. to les. 6d.; Snub hiwk, Ins. to ihs. per
imp. qr. Leans, English, 264. to 265.; foreign, 245. to 265. per
4401t0.

Dams., Jess. 23.—We had again this week a very short
supply of Wheat, the cooditloc of which was as bad as it could well
be. Old Wheat was eagerly inquired for; a good elearanee woe
made, in no (Manor at in. than last week's prices, and generally at
an drama of le. per qr. Barley was in good supply and sold freely,
particularly the b. et qualii les, at fully but week's prime la other
grain no shoran= to note. Wheat, white. 47a. ; beat red, gla to
454.; middling, 36e. to fog.; inferior, 275. to 35e. Parley, 19s. to
27e. Oats, lae. toffs. Peens, 28e. to 36a. Peas, 29e. to Lie. per qr.
Flour, Arno, per sack, Ale to 35e. ; sweat* 295. to 31a

FARNHAM, Jan. 23.—W0 had falter more trade for the
cheat dearrlptione of Wheat, but laterite staples were dull sale.
The present prices are; Wheat. trout 81. to l 11. per load. Barley,
19e. to 28.. per qr. Oate, 13a. to its. Boom, 28a. to 34. roar,
27.. to 30e.

OODALXING, Jan. 22.—Prime of Wheat remain steady
at this muket, but the trade Is far from brisk. The preset prscee
are: Wheat, red, 3.3 e, to 3Se.; whir*, 35.. to 425.; fine, 43e.
to 46r. Barley, 18e. to 25e. Pew, 25e. to Si., Beane, 27e. to 30s.
Wm, 13e. to ter. per qr.
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ORRAT YARMOUTH. Dee. 22.—The weather vatinges
mild and very unfavourable for the deliveried of grain. We have had
• fair supply of grain of all dmosiptions at our mat lent to-day, and
priors have rear nod unaltered. Wheat, red, per htlb., per bomb.,
435. to 36a per qr.; 6310.„ 3114. to Mita.; white. 631 b.„ 434. to 45a
barley, malting, s4lb., Us. to 2Sa.; grinding, 32 1b.., lb.. to 20e.
Oats, English, 421b5., Ins.; 46104., 2ls. Beans, English, new, 661 b.,
; old, Ws. Pea, maple, 38s. to bvs. &leis, new, pale, cheralser.
16s. to 324. How, per sack of Mins., 262. 6d. I. o. b.
MAIDSTOHL Jan. 23.—We had a slow trade Apia for all
Mods of grata, but a good supply. Wheat, in good sondnion, and
Lantern, fetcoed Wt day's rata.
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MANNINOTiIIi, Jan. 2,3.—We have rather a fimer feelioir
to-day, but,ery little business was doing. _ .

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NSWlttlitY, Jam. 23 —We had an increased supply of
wheat; the beet descriptions found buyers at late rates, but inferior
uinteult to quit. To* supply of Barley was also eonaiderable, for
winch there was a fate sale at the prices at last week. Oats, EVIDS.
and Peas rather lower ; sale dull.

riTllOl7lll,---. '23 —There eras not much business den*
at Una morning's market, In consequence of holders of Wheat asking
an advance on lute pewee but the kw sales made were at about Is.
advance. The trade looks more healthy; supplies from ferrates are
only moderate, ana, ma Importers state that their mks for some time
pest of French Wheats have left a Wm, it is likely that a little advance
in prices may soon be obtained. Wheat, white, 41e. to 12a. per 45010. ;
red, Ws. to 40e. Barley, malting, Its. Lobes. per qr. Oats, lbs. id.
to ka.

Rovrrow, Jas. 22.—Wheat trade steady, at last week's
prices; Ins Battey la. dearer, bat DO advance In other qualities.
%%beat, lila, to 275. par Icel. Barley, rm. to lila per qr. Oats, 16..
to 21a.

UMMLIDOII, Jan. 23 —We have an unusually short supply
of Wheat at to-day's m aka, and the trade is better, at an improve-
ment of h. per yr. above the rates of Out week. Oils are in more
demand. The sale of Batley is flat. Peas and Beans without altera-
tion in value.

WATIBPORD, Jan. 22. —Our market has undergone
scarcely anrellop titece Saturday. The demand for every article of
the trade is quite in retail, at about tomer rates. Farmers' supplies
moderate, and arrivals troth abroad sniall.

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EDINBURGH, Jan. 22 —The sale for Wheat ruled heavy
today. Them were few good &meld in the market. Barley sold
pretty freely ; there were some meellent parcels. Outs sold weal, but
went down in price. Bea& good. Wheat, 28a ed. to 43..; Barley,
17s. to ida. , Onto, 12s. to 20s. dd.; Beane, 14N to dos.

GLASGOW, Jan. 22.-INa°. the date of our last import,
1,140 qrc Wheat and 1,946 sack' Flour from France,together with
1,630 Mocks Flour from New York, comprised the id arrivals
the Clyde; the imports from Ireland having been very trilling. Via
Grangemouth, 1,109 qra. Wheat, 1,800.1 qrs. Barmy, and 1,039 sacks
Flour, consututed the supplies coastwise; 2,433 qrs. Wheat, and
1,010 qrs. Barley, these hum abroad. The weather has been very
stormy and wet. During the week some quantity of Whe.,t found
buyers at the reduction quoted in our last report. French Floor was
freely offered at the rates then current, interfering much with the
sale of Irish and t thee deecriptiorts, as well as curtailing the demand
for old Wheat which the continued wet weather would otherwise
have increacej. Oats., Barley, and other artless met with little at-
tention. The Wheat trim assumed more standleese 93 day, and
rather more inclination shown to purchase; but French Flour was
stiff pressingly offered. There woe Little /owing in Oota or Barley,
for both which articles former rates were requited. Beans and Yeas
as last noted. The iollowing are the present quotations
Wheat, English, per 2401tA, red, old, Tos. 6d. to 21e. 6d.; Scorch,
white, new, i11e.61 Mlle.; Irish, red and white, new, 1136.&l. to 193. •
IMntair.„ old, 22.. Od. to 235.; new, Ms. lid. to 21s. 6d.; Pomeraoian,
uld, Ils. to 22a.; new, Ilis. 6d. toles. GL ; Danish, old, 193.6 d. to 26..;
16a. 6d. to 19e.fid.; Odessa, soft, old, lea. Lid. W 19a.; Cana-
dian• ,
old, 20s. Od. to 10s. end.; United States, old, 19. 641. is
Ms. ed. Barley, per 3:01b., Berwick and Scotch, new, I's. id.
to las. Ed.; bleb, new, Ilc ed. to 175. 94.; foreign, free, Po-
logranisa, Be., old, IS., ed. to 174.6 d. ; new, 17s. 9th to lea ; Damien,
old, lea. to 17s. Od.; new, 17s. to 17.. 6d. Oats, per 2641 M., Irish,
Wexford, do" 14e. 6d. to 13a.; Limerick, he., 13.. gd. to Ill.;
extra prepared, 16.. Od.; android, I3a. to 13.. 6d.• toreign,
H uman, old, 11. to lea 64.; Danish, 13a. Gd. to 14.. Beaus,
Irish, per 2601tak, old, 14s. Std.; new, 14& 9d. to 13s. • Egyptian,
per 230105., old, 14s. to 14a. ed. Peas, white, per 29016..,' old,
Hs. fal. to 130. 6d.; grey, old, las. to 145 6d. Flour, per
260115., English, auyerflne, old, 31s. to 33e. Od.; tries, superene,
111. to 33e. 0.1.; tine, oli, 301. to il. Od. ; extra COOK* qualities, old,
33e. Od. to 33e. Gd.; French old, 31.. to Vs. 6d.; American, sweet,
per barrel, old, 22, ta 23. M.; Canadian, sweet, old, Va. 6d. to
535. ; sour, old, 19.. lid. to 20s. 6d. Ostmeal, per 2601 th., Irish, com-
mon cut, new, 248. to 23e. Indian Corn, Oa lid. to lea per 26011 a.

CATTLE, &c.—NrwAsx.—At the fortnight fat stock
market on Tuesday there was a small ebow for stock, but the
atteGdante of buyers was more numerous than at the last market. A
liberal demand wee made, and things soid readily, at rather ad-
vanced prices. There were 102 Sheep and GI Beata penned.

Ware►isle, Jan. 22.—Ab.at 840 Buts and 8,000 Shrep
were offered to-day. Beef, la. to Ss. ed. per store; Mutton, 3d. to
5.d. per lb. blimp were in fair demand, mostly the whate of winch
were disposed of ; but in Banta the trade was dull, a considerable
number remaining unaohl at the nose at the market.

WlalliCli FAT STOOL MARKET, Jas. 23.—A very short
supply of Beasts, bat wit% Sheep and Pigs the market woo well
Rooked. The dentind for all kinds of meat via brisk, sod sold readily
at a alight adman for all description,. Beef, 3s. Gd. to to. 3d. per
stone. Mutton, ewe, !Id.; wether, 3d. to Sid. per lb. Pork, M. ed.
to 41. 9d. per stone.

EDINBURGH, Jan. 22.—The number of cattle la the
market this morning was 601, being 62 more than last market. Price
of cattle much the same as laid with. Top price, 7a. per Dutch
stone; curreut, M. to Se. 6d. ; middling and inte, ior 14rta, from is.
to Se. M. A good clearance was effected. The number of Sheep this
morning was 2,968, being 146 more than Lot week. Sales rather
dull, and prices a shade down. Top price or the beet Mutton, Md.
per Ih. ; current, ed. ; ewes and interior sorts, 4d. to 9,d. A good
clearance effected.

CONVICTION TINDER THE PILOTAGE ACT.—At the
County Magistrates' 0111ce, Rochester, on Monday, John
Boxer, commander of the Sir Robert Peel, screw steam.
vessel, belonging to the Screw &tent Navigation Company,
was lakrmed against for having, on the 21;11 of November
last, at Denton, unlawfully acted as pilot, after Henry
It =berry, • duly licensed pilot, bad offered to take charge
of the semi, whereby he had rendered himself liable to a
penalty of 101. 159. Gd., being double the amount that
would have been claimed for pilotage, It was shown that
the usual signal flag bad been conspicuously displayed by
the complainant, but the defetplant waved him elf, and by
" porting " the helm of his vesarl prevented him (coin.
plainsust) from boarding. Defendant was Stied in the fail
penalty.
EXPENSES OP APPLICATIONS TO PARLIAMENT.—At
the last meeting of the town council, Mr. Thompson called
attention to the enormous amount of the law and pietist-
otentary expenses incurred by the borough of Liverpool
within the last sixteen years, and which be stated were as
follows.-1836, 7.5151. 11s. 51. ; 1836, 3,9671. 2. 61.; 1837,
8,9001. 6s. 2d.; 1838 9,6801. 194.•. 1839, 4,6801. 194. Id.;
11140, 3,9131. 9s. 24. ; 1841, 6,6161. 1,. 9d. • 1842,
6,6621. 19s. 2d. ,• 1843, 4,8611. 18s. Id.; 1844, 8,050C95. 6d, ;
1845, 5,9181. 12s. 41.; 1846, 4,3731. 3a. 10.; 1847,
11,9251.95. 4d. (Of this sum the cat for the water bill was
7,7371) 1848, 23,81371. 161. 82. (For the water bid,
23 6264. 19s. 6d.) 1849, 3,2311. Be. 6d. ; 1850, 1,5341. 3t. 3d. ;
water bill, Re., 10,3971. 12s. 61.; equitable rating com-
mittee, 2,6ool.—Liverpool Chronicle.
STAFFORDSIIIRE AND SMIOPBIIIIIII
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Yesterday the claim of Mr. Breaths, one of the direstO;; of
thin company, brought in by Mr. Hutton, the official mana-
ger, arnountleg to 1301. in respect of travelling and other
expenses which appeared to have been authorised by a reso-
lution kith, books of the company, was allowed by his
Honour, Master Richards. The further hearing of the eau
of Mr. Archibald, one of the directors, was adjourned, Mr.
E. Smith stating that since the last meeting some memoranda
had been discovered in that gentleman's handwriting which
would sufflos to bring the case home.
KILBRICKEN MINING COMPANY.—Yeaterday some
disputed claims were brought in by Mr. Wryghte, the
official manager, Mr. H. Hares, his solicitor, on the part of
Mr. Henry Crockford, one of the shareholders, and Mr.
Brand, the secretary. After considerable dis.ussion the
claims were adjourned for the requisite proof. The call of
30s. per share made on the contributories to pay off liabilities
has been liquidated, and it is expected that out of the balance
of the call and assets to accrue, in all probability a dividend
will be declared of 10s. per share. It was stated that the
store house of the company was a receptacle for the paupers
of Clare.