The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-10 00:00:00

W. t 1 7
Deroenri, R 1 w
66 per met

36
aut. U.P. f 10 ..,
lavoluite marks 4 0 ...
Brandy, Ist bran& $ Y ...
British d.p. 10 0 ...
Moth ....» 111 0 ...
N ...

nos, pee too.
Illes,P.T.R. LU o_4o 0
it. Mambos. 0
heed 0 S. 0 t•
Dutch sad Flemish $O 0-00 0
Prieeliod

Hutt at pat ton.
ILlNginbarg,cl466.63o 10...31 I
oatabot
Wickes 26 10... 0
alga, BMus U 10...24
'Cabot
pan
Kandla 23 0...26
Ban Laßia Sum IS 0...23
Bombay l6 0...24
Jul.
To, at per aim
Saar 82 0... 0 0
Straits
cm is bloake 79 0... 0

1110 M. at rer ton.
Bars £6 0 SO 0

TALLOW.—The market mai/Ines quiet at 41e. ed.
to ild. on the spot, with a fair demand. Some business hes
been done in new Y.C. for last three months, at 419. ed.

CORN.—MARK-LANF.—Sine Monday supplies of
grain are to a very moderate extent; there being, however, a
large quantity from previous arrivals still pressed for sale,
and buyers acting much on the reserve, purchases of all
articles could have been made on quite as easy terms as lest
market day.
BRITISH. itillil•rs per Qurtiv.
Willa; 1t..., and Kent, red 37 to 41 to 47...wh1te 42 to 17 to 52
Norfolk and Suffidk. 35 to 37 to 46... do 4l to 49 to 64
Talavera (Ulmer or Suffolk
Comb. & Lin., red... 39 to 43 to 46 _white 41 to 45 to 11
Northumb. and Scotch do.- to -... do - to - to -
Irish do
Bra-
Bsw.u, Feeding. 22 to 24-died:bag - to 24 to 26
Halting.
Bow WIIKAT •-• to -.
OAT% VagLish Feed II to 18 to 19e Od...bleek- -to -4404
Ditto Poise& ... 18 to 19 to 20s Od...potato 23 to 24s 01
13erwtek W dooteh feed 19 to 21e Od...potato 2l to lb el
Irish teed l3 to 17s Od.. blank. l6 to 17.01
Ditto potato
VA1T..... ......... ............... .. 56 to 68.. 41e. wile 5B to 05
Pass, grey
Blue - Uto 40...1=e1 40 to 43
White
Busse, Mammas- 24 to 26. Vet 2B to 30...01d - to -
Harrow 30 to 32..4111411 92 to 94...01d - to -
Taus, New Starlug per bush. -..new Eater - ..o --old - to -
Itseewao, New 6O to N
LINSItiD CASIO per thousand ..... .... „„ £lO 104 te £llloe.
, "ode.

Fumy Towr.-made, delivered 44 to 46 ..Eno household iii to 41
Norfolk and Suffolk 37 to 41...wh1te 4O to 46
Northumberland, Lincoln, end Yorkshire — to
fires end Kent —to .LrLah
901ELEION.
Mina; Dentate and Konipbere .._. 49 to ss—an• 65 to 67
Pomenneen, Itestook, end WPM, ......... ......... 47 49 or. St
Freneh and Brabant — to
Danish and Ilsmburelt
IUUKIaII 0$ v.. 13...Eory11els to
Danube and Odessa
Spanish hard —to Jolt to
I _ Causadion ........ .... ....... —to --...Australlan 49 to 1111

Er to
Barr, Vearg 12 to 24 ..dhstillhig 25 to 27
Intro Coax ... 36 to 40 -Lorton to
Ora, Raenan
?corrosion or Sirsloud
Sworn and Danish ........ l6 to 19
Frtroind and Dane hod l6 to 19
Ditto 1tr0n........—.. 19 tal23 . feed to ...
Bars, tlek. to —...01d.. to
tr01l
Ninth=
Frs. it; .. ........ to
.. 26 to is.. boilers.— -.... SO t• $2
Urn old —to new**** —to --large
Loans Battle and Karr 14 to N to is
Noiditernaean and Oder.. to 16 to 4C
Raman to —..hempared 32 to 34
Error Cocas, tree ot dat , perzer. too.. E. 5 3s. to E 3 10s.
LURE= C.sass, Dinah as
d 8 Os. to E 9 On
Ditto Trench and Arnim .€ 8 10s. to E 9 10s.
?tor, Mosier, per barrel of 19613 a. .. 28 to 80
Dandle and Hamburg
Canadian
Trona, per reek of 18011 s. tree 36 to 41
ARRIVAIAIINTO LONDON FROM Bth JAN. TO 10th JAN.
(Jr.. Err& Booteh. huh. Pomp,
Wisest 660 5070
Barley 1 2670 I
I
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Oat, lBlO 2620
Plow, 2,180 rake t barrels. Walt,
Lesson A•11.41.11M -.- Wheat, Ole. Id.; Barley, $l.. Si.; Oats,
215.; Beans, 295. 74.; Peas, 40..8d.
WIPYALIAL AVERAGES.

WlNat.l Barloy,, Ous. I Rye. I Beamed Poss.
Nov. 314 6d AL 1d.204 !deft 10d144 16d 40a Id
Deo. 2 144 3d 324 Od ID' Ild 314 2436. 24 406 4d
11 Oa 4d'194 288 3d330 Id 404 Id
16 ... 47. 64331 4d 16. 11d 394 1414441 114394 34
23 ... .„ 47. 142311 4d 1114 4429. 1433. 74:36. Id
30 ... .„ 1142131. Wiles Od 244 edits 11436.
woke Au. Mir. 04 331 001116 Id ttle ?Mk 611
Dort.—Wboat, ; LONG, h.; Rye, Baum, mod

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Ruth, Jan. 9.-A further considerable import of grain
has taken place during the put week; the arrivals of the
month of December were as follows Wheat, 36,357 ,• Bar-
ley, 64,879; Oats, 7,562; Beans, 9,960; Peas 15,320; Tares,
2,183; Linseed, 42,192; Rapeseed, 8,300; Ripe Cakes, 504;
Liooeid Cakes, 1,185. We believe so large a supply in cue
month is without precedent at this port, and it has proved
much beyond what the market could sustain ; prices of each
article have receded considerably, and on some as much as
20 per cent., entailing a heavy. loss on the importer; a good
demi, however, from necessity in some cases, and conviction
that the depression war temporary, in others, has been
placed in granary, and after the Ist proximo this market
will afford a good choice of samples, though it is hardly likely
at et low a rings of prices as we have been able to purchase
at during the peat week, when a good business has been done
at fully the rates of last Tuesday. Bond Wheat, Barley, and
Peu have attracted most favour ; of the former, Pomeranian
has hold at 41s. to 435. per qr. • Danish (stale), at 38s. Sul
Barley fetches 28s. to 295. ; *eluding may be bought at 201.
to 235., as in weight and quality. A good many of the re-
cently arrived white Peas have been taken oft the market at
24a. to 265. per qr. of 631bs. The neighbouring farmers
brought • good supply. of Wheat for today's mar-
ket ; the condition was venous ; Mark-lane disippoints, and
the weather having yesterday changed from sharp frost to
rain, the tone of the trade was rather lost ; still we had a
good many inquiries for bond Wheat, and but for holders
stiffening in their ideas, some extent of business would be
practicable. A mere trifle of free Wheat in the port, but it
meets no demand, every one holding back f r the release of
bond stocks, so that the prices of the two almost assimilate.
The demand for Barley is good; fine qualities are fair sale
to =skaters; and the low prices submitted to for grinding
descriptions have brought forward a few speculators. Fine
dry Beans, both new and old, are good to sell; but soft ones
bong heavy on hand. There was a little better demand for
the finer descriptions of Peas during the week, but milder
weather checks it somewhat; low qualities have been largely
dealt in, and are not so good to buy to-day. We do not hear
of any transactions in Oats. Indian Corn sells at 32e. per
4801b5., and very little on offer. The Linseed arrival is
rgain rather large, but the market is well supported. It is
estimated we commence the year with about 100,000 qrs. of
all descriptions We quote Black Sea at 395. 6d. to 405.
Petersburg, 38s. to 395. • Lower Baltic, 34e. to 37a. So little
Rapeseed on offer, the ;nide is hardly quotable ; fair old is
worth 261. per last. Linseed Cakes are again easier to buy ;
the unseasonable mildness and very low prices of other
articles of feed is doubting the cause of this
article remaining at its present figure. There is a good
choice of foreign in the port, and some lots that might be
bought at • speculative pries. Nothing pause in Rape Cakes,
either English or foreign. With light arrivals and stocks of
BOUM, the market has a firm tendency, without actual
business. The following are the present prima : Wheat,
per quarter, red, 42i. to 444.; new, 40s. to 44e. ; white,
44a. to 465.; new, 425. to 44a. Dntsio, 465. to 485.;
Lower Baltic and Ramlnisg, 40s. to 465. Barley, malting,
26a. to 30a. ; grinding, SOL to 235. Oats, 14e. to 18.-
Danish. lb- to 145. ; Friesland, Ifs, to 18s.; Bucket,.
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