The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-13 00:00:00

IL EN DAL , Jas. ll.—At Our market tbis morning wo bad
a larger supply of Wheat, and about an average supply or Oats, with
a dull pale for garb. at last week's quotations. Wheat, 235. 6.1. to
28a. ed. par load of 20 stops. Oats, ed. to I lid. per woe.

LANCASTER. Jan. 11.— Our market this morning mai 1
very largely oupplied with Beane and Oatmeal, but only party with
Wheat; the latter was mostly in ern treed cnudition, and sold at
Irregular pricer. No change in Beans and Oatmeal, with ..nly
sole. Arrivals moderate. Fanners' white Wheat, 24e. to 160.6 d.
pee nabs. Beans, 14 to 13e. Gd. Oatmeal, SYs. to 245. per 24Clbs.
' LNICESTEIt, Jae. 11.—We bad a very dull trade for all
k'nds of grain, sad to effect sales (except for the finest sampler)
firmer prices were barely supported. bpring Corn a dull sale, at
barely last week's rates.
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NANCHESTES, Jan. 11 —We hove no new feature to no.
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tine in the grain and Flour trade this week. Without soy disposi
tion to extend business beyond what is required for the supply of
present wants, the turn of prises has been in favour of the buyer,
though not so decidedly as to alter quotations. Our market to-day
does not vary in any respect from what is above desetibed. The beet
qualifies of Wheat and Flour move of slowly. at former prices. Oats
and Beans as last quoted. Oatmeal scarcely inquired for, and is pur-
chased on ratite r lower terms.

MARLBOROUGH, Jan. 11.—There was a fair supply of
Wheat for the season of the Tear. The lousiness done was only to a
moderate cutest, and the One samples were rather dearer. There
was a steady demand for Barley on t►e part of the buyers, without
change in alas. Malt maintains its former quotations. in other
article little doing, and quotations remain nominally unaltered.
Prices: Wheat, SOs. to 420. Barley, Its. to nr. Oats, old, 19.. to
tie.; new, 20s. to 225. Beane, Ms. to 395. Pea., 28s. to 30s. Bye,
235. to Ws. Malt, $2.. to 5.15. per qr. Flour, 28e. to 30s. per sae►.
Vetches, Ss. to 7s. per bushel.
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NIIWCASTLB-ON-TTNR. Jan. 11.—The weather this week
has been for the most part wet, with occasional frosts at nicht. Pots.
toes continue to sell relatively high as compared with grain, the bed
kinds making 9a. to 10a per load of 20 atones. The trade during the
present week has been of an inactive character, and although business
in every article. lute been mothered to the weekly requirements door
co:owners, a fair quantity has changed handset about previous rates.
At our market this morning we had a moderate show of Wheat from
the growers, and the aro:vats coastwise as well as from abroad being
oleo meg than heretofore, freth thrashed Pamela were taken off readily
at led week', rates, but in south country qualities or foreign, whether
new or old, few transactions tranopired, holders .till being unwilling
to meet the dews of our buyers, we may, however, observe, that
there was a mad general inquiry or fine old than for es& time
pant, which will doubtless' lead to a more extensive business shortly,
consumers' etocks being generally considered light. For Flour we
experienced a slow sale, at late prior.. Rye seldom asked for. Malt-
ing Barley of an extra quality ends buyer* at late figures, a very also
parcel from :Gni GA weighing rather over :311.. per bushel having
been placed at 2f..; but for intermediate qualities the demand I. very
inactive, and tending lower, the scolding of the inquiry for grinding
aorta having materially interfered with their sale. Our principal
brewer. are now turning their attention more to the growth of this
district, which arc now round to matt kindly, and for which 265. to
275. per qr. are given, weighing naturary 390 e. to 5710. per bushel.
Malt unaltered, and the same rem .rk will apply to Beans and Peso.
With Oats we were moderately suppliei, and all dcacripWans sold
readily at last week's prices, arrivals daring the week:—What,
coastwise, 1,270 qr, ; foreign, SOC. Barley, coastdae.l,ll4o foreign.
206. Malt, coaddee, 130. Oda, MO. Be.,r 33. Floor, 1,523 sacks-
NEWPORT, TALI OP Wooer, Jan. 11.—This market was
well supplied with corn. Wheat met a better ale, at lot prices.
Barley a dull sale, at a decline of Gd. to Is. per qt. bad Beane, and
Peas saunas last week.
Noftwicit, Jan. 11.—Our market this day was fairly
supplied with Wheat by the roams, and also by the merchants ; the
addition of the lardr part was wretchedly light, clung, and damp,
and much that cannot be groued without undergoing the process of
kiineiryine, which prow so involving eonaiderablc expense, owed
each deo:riptide to re alowat unaaltable, except at a conaderable
reouetion; the few dry ramples commanded full price% and we do
nut alter our quotations. The trade in Flour, Lob., was sery small,
end late prices were not obtained to any extent of business, although
millers would nd give way in price. The Barley trade remain. in
the same state, both ea regard quality and price. Beans were in
small supply, at full pride. Peas and Oats were without variation in
price, and as regards Oats only a retell demand was experienced.
NOTTINGHAM, Jan. H.—Samples of grain offering here
to-clay are very much out of condition, and we have but a slow trade
for most article.. Farmers, however, are by no means free lam,
and hold hack for fully the rates of lot week; and far the picked MM•
plea both of Wheat and malting Harley, a mall advance fa de-
, maaded, but buyers act on the reserve; transactions therefore are
very limited. We have but little Spring Corn brought forward, and
the prices nominally as before.
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PrrEaHoßovort. Jau. 11.—A fair supply of Wheat, the
'rooter part of a much out of condition, end prices rule the mine as
Wit week. Fine red, making 401.; inferior sorts, weighing
34lbe. to Intr., miming 25e. to 28e. per qr. Maley fully le. per qr.
lower. No ulterauun In the value of Oats and Beane.

Pe/wolteir, Jan. 11.—Grain of all descriptions was diffi-
cult of disposal at our market today, with prices the turn in favour of
the buyer. Wheat, white. 81. to lOC Per load ; red, 81. St. to 91.
Barley, malting, 25e. to ris. per qr. • grinding, hls. to 23es Oats,
15s. to 17s. Pew, PM. to 625. Beans!, 3Os. to 31s.
PRESTON, Jan. 11.—We have had a good deal of heavy
rain during the week. The Corn trade has remained unchunged
since our last, both as r. gods prices and the demand. We had a
fair supply of English Wheat at our market toAlsy, a considerable
portion ol which was soft, but all dry parcels met a ready sale at ex-
treme rates. Irish and fur. nn unaltered. Flour stationary. Oats
in very limited demand, and rather depressed in value. Farmers'
Oatmeal very dull, and gd. per load cheaper. Irish, on the contrary,
met a moderate demand at the currency ol last Saturday—say 249.34.
to 275. 9d. for choice to good qualities. Peon, per 24elhs.,

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RIADIMO, Jan. 11.—The supply of Wheat and Barley
liberal, but the trade dull In the extreme; even dry samples, of which
there are but few, ma milk difficulty moth last ....0001 prices, while
many scomdary qualities wil: remain on bond, altbough offend at
is. law than last week. Oats and new Beans on eviler terms. PC4B
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andordßgnruna rtere.l.‘Vl:ea7, 311. Ito ;::" Barley, 17s. to 28e.
Gate, 14s. to lbw. Beane, 315.; new, 245. to 28a. Year, 28s. to 3:s.
SAFFRON WALDIII4, Jas. 4.—W6^at dull, 371. to 403.;
Talavera, 46.. per qr. Barley, malting, 25e. to 40a.; platting, 11s.
ta 18e. Beans, 23e. ; good 30s. Peas, .245.; old, 30a. 011,Its. to
lbs. per qr.

SlikrraSßUßT, Jan. 11.—Oar market torsi', less well
supplied with wheat; the trade WAS not brisk, but lost week's prigs
were firmly supported. Barley was more laroely supplied than the
trade required. liu•iness ruled dull, and in some instances a decline
of Is. per quarter was submitted to. No ebony in the value of Ltats,
Beansond Peas, and t►e tran•actiooo in these articles continue on a
limited 'ale. Wheat, white, 42a. to 445. ; red, 365. to 42a. Parley,
its. to Sfin. beans, 30e. to SO. Oats, 1:s. to 19s. Peas, 26. iu
29. Malt, S2o. to Ms. per qr. Tares, Ss. to Is. per bushel. Flour,
2M. to 30.. uer each.

SHREWSBURY, Jan. 11.—There was a fair 'apply of
Wheat, Barley, and Oats at this day's market. Wheat of good qua-
Ids made fully led week's afire, Rho Barley and Oats. Inferior de-
scriptions of Wheat, of which a great part of the supply eonshted,
was Is. to la per qr. lower, with a slow sale.
WARMINSTER, Jan. 11.—Oar market to-day was frirly
attended. The supply of Wheat was very short, and the middling and
interior qualities commanded an advance of lull 2s. per qr. flour
adt aired Is. per such. A good meanly of barley, but hawser* wee
eery get, and Lad week's prices were batty maostainetL ads were
held at lamer rats, whilst Beane receded Is. to 2.5. per quarter.
Pea, Mail, hr., as before quoted. Wheat, white, 45..• red, new,
2Gs. to sk. Barley, lea. to Me. Oat., If.. to 20.. Been. 26, to
3ft. Pam, Ms. to eke. Mak, 51a. to Me. per qr. nom, 22.. to 30s.
per sack. Tares, Sa to Ga. per bushel.

Wrgorgerza, Jan. 11.-A large supply of Wheat, and
the condition rather nv•rite. Dry samples bring the full prlem of lot
Saturday; inferior ample. a very dull sale, and the turn haver. A
lair amount of busineas doing in molting Barley at last week', terms,
whilst grinding samples were a dull ale at a discount of W. to Is.
Little doing in Oats, B. ass, and Pella, and prima much the same as
tut work. Watat, white, 40s. to 42a. ; red, Ala to Ms. Barley,
17.. to 26.. Oats, black, les. to 19.., white, 19a. to 21a Peas,
tes. to 29:5. Beans, 30". to Ses. Malt, 34.. to SGa. per qr. Hour,
284. to 34b. per sack. Tares, 3s. to M. per busheL
WisBRCE, Jan. 11.-At this die's market the supply of
grain la small of everyarOcle. The condition of Wheat Is still much
affect. d by the continued humid weather, and although the demand
for It is consequently slow it cannot be bought a t any I. ne money.
Oohs fully as dear, and Bean. are the turn in favour of the buyer.
Present prim: Wheat, old, white, 425. to 415.; extra, 46a. per
qr. • red, 40a. to 42a.; extra, 43a.; new, white, 34a. to 42e.; extra,
4115:; red. 30s. to 10s. ;;ea tea Cl.. Ode, old, ed. to tad. per stone:
new, B.d. to ed. Keens, old, 28e. to 3m. per qr.; new, fin to 27a.
WORCESTIa, Jan. 11.-There was a fair supply of Wheat
et market Malay, and the trade again ruled dull, but Icon r prices
were not accepted for Mullah. Polish Odessa was offering 641. to Is.
par qr. lower. Barley unaltered, but only taken in retail. Oats
maintain their value, with little doing. Beans and Peas not much
inquired for.
Yong, Jan. 11.-We have a large show of Wheel at this
ea 's market, but the conditien is very indifferent. All good.eon.
ditloued parcels maintain late prima. Other qualities difficult to quit.
Fine malting Barley beings lull prices. Oats and Beans slow sale,
and each rather lower. Wheat, white, per imp. qr., 41s. to 445. ;
red, 375. W 395. Barley, malting, 22.. to ab..; grinding, 19s. to 21a.
malt,3os. to 32a. Oats, per atone of Mb., ad. to eid. Flour, per
rack of 2801 b. 30..
DUBLIN. Jan. 11.-We have no alteration to report in the
currencies of the corn market ebbe Tuesday, bat every dimription of
grain met • dull tale this day, and Tuesday's prices were seemly
obtainable for Indian Corn. Wheat, white, 21s. to 21e.; red, 19.. to
22a. ed. Barley, 12s. to I.ls. tats, ID. ed. to Ms. 341. per barrel
Rapeseed, Its. to 241. Oatmeal, 1041. Ci. m lie. 6d. limund tiour,
1344. to lea per cwt. Inchau Corn, 29a to lb. per 4301ba
Conk, Jan. 10.-The trade con•inues null and lifeless.
TIM Is owing to the extensive arrivals that have taken place
during the week gelding largely to the I.mau: nee shake prcvionaly
held here. The supplies of home grain for the week have been
email, the receipts being-Wheat. 311 barrels; Barley, 1,202;
Oats. 4,174. We have but little variation In prices. Wheat and Oats,
however, manifest a downward tendency. The large arrivals of
foreign Wheat, and the pressure of the article (nlightly damaged or
muck) on the market, by foreign importer', through the medium of
auction sales, has so completely checked basilican, and paalyeed the
trade, aa to render quotations altogether nominal. Barley scarce, and
flatland inquired after. Oat' very dull, and but little has been done to
the article, prices at the other aide of Mechannel holding out little in-
ducement Is shippers to make consignments. It is difficult to give a
correct idea of the condition of the Flour trade. Millers, factors, and
dealers in small lota on their own account, arc selling in retail gum•
titles as they can realise, and at varying prices, and we believe we are
correct in stating that in toast cues a decline of Gd., and in many
instances • decline of Is. per cwt. has been submitted to. The trade
in Indian Corn is extremely dull, restricted, and limited, and,
although prices are nominally the same, lower terms would, we
think, he submitted to. Indian Meal is entirely neglected. Red
Wheat, Its, to 2143. per 20 stone. Barley, 11a. Rel. per 16 atone.
Oats, U. 10d. to On ld. per 14 stone.
- WATERFORD, Jan. arrivals of foreign grain since
Saturday last, show a considerable demesne, when compared with
those of any 04 the preceding nix weeks; but in supplies from farmers
we had a trifling increase. No change of consequence has occurred
le our market during the week; the name depreeion which we have
halloo bag to report is stUl perceptible in every branch of the trade.
Wheat has been very difficult to quit, and though we cannot alter our
quotations, the turn of prices has been in favour of the buyer. The
value of Barley remains unaltered; the same remark will apply to
Oats. No improvement can be noted in the demand fee Indian Corn,
I and prices, both of yellow and white, have a downward tendency.
Plow dull of sole, but no weeper. Import' this week Wheat, Ste
ere; Barley, 490; Indian Cora, 421; Beans, 36. Exports this week:
btdey, allbarrels; Oats, 1,130; Mom, 1,36014a5; Oattnea44ocwts.
KIRICALDT, Jan. 11.-The weather continues to be very
changeable, alternately slight fronts and heavy rain. Atour country
markets this week we bad *quantity of Wheat off ring, which owing
te its condition being affected by the damp weatker, sold slowly at
t Mpg, qr. decline. Barley and Oats in =all supply ; price ef the
forme shoot fid. per or. ander at, week's rates. Oats were token off
at late priors by the raillery. Here, toalay, we had good applies of
Barley and Oats, but mull of Wheat ; sates were rather slow far
everything, and pekes gave way generally 6d. per gr. Wheat, 33a.
to 44a. or. Barley,. Mc to 23a. Oam, gg, to lßs. ed.
per bag of Xoibe.., Na. to 275.

BREAD.—Iue. 11.—Tbe prim of Wheaten Bread in the
Metropolis ere frost 7d. to 7id.; of Roustibold ditto, 6d. to
Md. per 41b. loaf.

POULTRY, &C.4—NIIWOATI I.IID LIADIDCHALL, lAN. 11.
—Timken, Y. to lb ; gem, 4e. to lb; duals, Is. 9d. to 34.0 d.;
tame rabbits, 16.0 d. to 11. b.; wild do., W. to ls. Od. ; pigcoos, 6d. to
roesUbt pips, b. Id. ebb; Surrey towb, to lOupee ; ditto,
Was" 4s. to 6s. ; kers.doce Dow* au Cd. to Is. couple.
Easibb 113.; True* ditto, 10e.; sad Mob ditto, Pa. 3d. per
100. butter, lab Is. Id. per lb. Hai., b. to 34.; leverets,
b. to b. 34.; grow. b. Od. to M. Od.; psotrlddas, 10.34. tole. ;
Pltemaats, la. AL to 4e. Od. •3ld. to Is.; ledges, 94. bell. ;
docks, la. 641. to 26.3 d.; obligor, Id. to Is.; plovers, 44, to le. ;
woodsosiso. C4l. W plagaipa. 1& ed. So. Is id. sulk