The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-30 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LionarooL, ILL 29.—The sales of cotton
to-day are estimated at 3,600 belay, end consist of about
200 Perna= aid Maranhant, 100 Bierptien, 600 Sent at
bid. to bid. ; total since Thursday, 23,000 bales; import
Mace Thursdsy, 10,000 bales. The market closes heavily,
and a more general desire to sell. Compared with Friday's
rates, prises of American are not i lower, but the tightness
of Monday has disappeared, and the market is heavy at thcae
quotations. This will apply to other torte also.

COALS.-LONDON, JAN. 29 -CLOSP OT THE WAAL'S.-
Vert's Henley, Its. ; Bast Adams Mein, 12e. ; Chester
liMn, 13e. 3d.; Buddle's West Hartley, 13s. 6d ; Holywell,
lbs. Od. ; South Pearetb, 125.; Teab.ld Moor, 13e. 6d.;
Davison's West Hartley, 14e.; Tenfield Moor Butes, 13..3d.;
Clavering's New Tanfield, 13s. 6d. ; Walls End Lawson,
13s. 6d. ; Walls End Goefortk, 14s. ; Eden Mein, 14s. 64. ;
Lambton Primrose, 14s. 6d.; Walls End Haswell, 164.94. ;
Walls End Stewart'o, lbs. 61. ,• Walls End Whitwell, 141. ;
Walls End Lumley, 14a. ; Wells End Lambton, lbs.; Walls
Eud Suutb Hartlepool, lbs.; Walls End Tees, 154. 6d.;
Walls Bed Jonmeohn, 13e. 64 ; Walls End Hadley, 13s. 94. ;
Walls Bad Whitworth, 12..6d.; Wells End Adelaide Teas,
14e. 9d.; Walls End Hesolden, 145.; Well. End South
Durham, 136. 9d.; Walls Mad Saya:me Teat, 135.34.; Walls
End St. Helen's Tess, 131.; Cowpen Hartley, 14e. ; Der.
wentwater Hartley, 145.; Hartley, 135.; Sydney'. Hartley,
IM.; Nixon's Merthyr sad Cardiff, 215.-Soaps at market,
147 ; sold, 49.

HOPS.—WORCUTIM, Jan. 28.—We have a fair demand
for our new Hops at fuel wee, and there is more doing in
old Hops, at low prices. It is probable that all descrip-
lima will bed the brewing season advances, putt.
cularly fine 1860's, which are really scarce.

CORN.—BARNSLIT, Jan. N.-Ws had again a very
slender attendance, with little ur no alteration Is prices. We may
quote the prise of Bosley at frees 24. to 20e. per qr. 'l% best sold at
Isom 14. to I is. 6d. per 3 bushels.

BOSTON, Jan. 29.—We have bed s god show of Wheat
to-Oar, which met sith a free Isle, et the rum of Wet market. Very
few Oata or Beane offensg. Wheat, red, 335. to 39e.; white, 43e.
Oats, 13s. to las. Beane, 244. to 265. per gr.

CHICIINSTEIa, Jan. 92.—We had a luge supply of Wheat
and Barley at this day's market, for which there was a fair emmunp-
tire demaod, at prices about equal to last market day. Oats, Beam,
and Wail meta dull sale, at former mica. Wheat, Mato 40s. Bar-
ley, Ws. to 23.. OfltS, 10a. to 20a. Beam, Hs. to 30s. Peas, 20s.
I. 30s. Kau, 25.. pm sock. _ _ .

fIATWAILD'S HUNK. Jan. 29.—The trade at market
wss today steady for all deserlyttoes of gran, at last week's prim.
Wheat, white, old, 101. 12e. to 111. Ss.; red. 101. to 101. Is. Dews
white, IN. to 101. 10s.; red. 111. 10e. to 91. Ss. Barley, 114 s. to 275.
Oats, 171. to 12s. Buss, 245. to 294. Pcu, 265. to Ws.
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1111116 FORD, Jan. 29. —There was a considerable depres-
sion to day, and from a growing belies that prevails of prices cowing
down, the trade only bought epiuingly, which c iusal rather a trifle
lower to be given for Wheat. Other grain without alteration of lest
week's rates.

NEWARK, Jan. 29.—The attendance on chants to-day
was liberal; the quality of corn generally out of condition; nelmt
samples of Wheat and hurley realised full last week's prices, and kna
spring corn steady. Inferior descriptions of all groin dull sale, end
the quotations of last week are the ruling prices of this market.

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ROMVORD, Jan. 29 —Our market srill coa,lnues in the
mane depressed ebb, and prices rather cbever, if any aneration.
Wheat, 3u. to 4is. Earley, 2,1. to 29k; window, 20s. to 245.
Oats, 16s. to 2b. Ikons, 225. to 20s. rears 255. to hro. Rye, 21s.
to 23a.

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SPALDINO. Jac. 28.—The trade for Wheat is still very
quiet and very slow ,of Bale; be,t Wheats maintained their prices.
Oats easier to buy. Beau', demand equal to the simply, at late
prices.

STOCKTON ort-Tar.e, Jan. 20.-We have a nod arrival of
Wheat coastwise foe the past week. The supply at market this
morning was again large, the condition in no wire improved. Having
a fair attendance of buyers the whole mu cleared off at about the
rates of this day week. Oats sold at the full priors of last Wednesday.
In barley, Beane, and Peas there is no &Relation in value. Prices :
Wheat, British, per qr. of 6310 e. to the bushel, Durham and York-
shire, red, 38'. to 40e. ; white, 425. to 44a.; old, white, 445. to HA. ;
red, 40e. to 425. ; South country red, 375. to 425. ; white, 44e. to His.;
old, white, 465. to 4es. ; t ed, Ha to 435. Oats, feed, 16. to his. ;
potato, 20e. to 22a. Beans, new, lan. to 30e.; old, Ns. Pew,
boilers, 30a. Od. to 325. Od. Sour, per each of 2801b5., Sae,
29e. Od. to 30s. ; superfine, 32a. Od. to 33a. Oatmeal, Socitch,
270. to 2135. Fine Pollard, 31. 10s. per ton; coarse, 45. Bran, 41. Wheat,
foreign, per qr., of ti3lbs. to the bushel. Duntsic, Konigsberg, and
44r. to 43e.; Rostock, Wismar, and Stralsund, 43e. to 44.;
Hamburg and Stettin, 435. to Holstein and Danish, 425. to Cs.;
Polish, Wore, and Russian, 30e. to 40s. Oats, Dutch and Friesland,
16e. to 20a. Peas, boiling, 30., to 325. Guam, Peruvian, lel. per
tea.-Imports during the pest week :-Wisest,eosetwise, 2,360 qrs.

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YARMOUTH, Jan. 28.—Today oar market has been li-
berally supplied with grain, hothlfrom the growers and from the
rivers, and prices for all descriptions base been fully maintsined,
Wheat, new. red, per bfllb., 3fis. to 375. 6210„ 39e. to MOs.; white,
631 b.„ 431. to sea. Barley, malting, 331 b., 21.. to 2111.1 bat, 264.
grinding, 23161., 30a. Oats, Englkh, 421 b.., Its. to 19s. ; foreign
31311te., :Ts. Beans, old, 20a. ; new, 26-s. rots, maple, 201.; boiling'
201. to 30a. Flour, per sack or NOM.., HA Malt, per gr., 46e. to ids:
DUBLIN, Jan. 28.—The only change we bay* to report in
our corn market since Friday is In grinding Barley, which was to
in demand at an adman of 3d. to per barrel. Wheel, white,
21s. to Us.; red, 19s. to lid rel. Barley, 12e. lid. to Its. 6d. Oats,
&AM. to 10s. 3d. per barrel Rapeseed, Ire. to 211 E °unreel, 10a.62.
to Ila. 611. Bakers' Flour, ISA to 16,. per cwt. Indian Corn, 295.
to 325. per 4301b5.

CATTLE, &c.—Cmcnsersa, Jab. 29.—There was a
sand supply of stook this day, Beef rather low than last market;
the beat walkers realised 4e. 4d. The trade proved more bri.k than
lad market. Beet, tat end prime, 3a. 4d. to 34. &l.; ditto, inte-
rim mods, ha ed. to da.; Boathdows mottle, da. 4d. to t 0.461.; Veld.
Se. 4d. to 31. St ; Pork. U. ed. to 4e.; tat Pir, U. to Ss. Id.;
Stara Pigs, 12s. to 20a. each; Fat Calves, da. to 3e. 3d. per stone.

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ROMPORD, Jan. 29.—Oar market today for Beef was
about the raise se 1.4 week. Mutton worth rather more money;
tabor things about the awns as last week, with a heavy sale. Beer,
to 10d. to to. 10d. Mutton, 30. 3d.to 4s. 2d. Veal, 3a. U. to 3a. 10.1.
Pork, 2.. 10d. to 3s. 10d.

SortwALL, Jan- 29.—Trade heavy, at lut week's !atm.
Beef made from Is. Sd. to 2*. 6d. Mutton, fa to 4e. Id. Veal, 4s.
to U. Pork, to. 6d. to to. 4d, per stone of Sits., sinking the

FIRST JUDICIAL ENQUIRY Or THE LIVERPOOL
LOCAL M•1/11111 BOAILD.—Our readers will remember •
case which occurred on Tuesday week, in which six seamen
were brought before the stipendiary magistrate, Mr. Rush-
ton, at Liverpool, charged with refusing to proceed on a
voyage to Buenos Ayres in the ship Crusader, for which
they had signed articles. The ship bad previously put to
sea, but, after five days' selling, had been compelled to re-
turn ; and the defence of the crew, corroborated by the
mate, wee that, during the whole of the period they were
at sea, the master, Captain Ridley, was intoxicated, and
incapable of performing his duties. Under these circum-
stances Mr. Rushton dismissed the cue, and the vessel
has since sailed, with a new captain, the mate retain-
ing his situation. An inquiry into the circumstances
of the case, called at the instance of the owners of the
vessel, was entered into on Tuesday by the Loral ht *rine
Board, appointed under the act of hat session, and
this was their first judicial meeting at Voir board-room in
the Salton' Home. Present : R. Rankin, E,q , chairman ;
D. Cotesworth, Esq.; J. Aiken, Esq.; T. B. Hnrsfell, Esq. ;
Ju. P. Bold, EA. ; Edwd. Rushton Esq ; John Palmer,
Esq. ; John Lockett, Esq.; and W. Irvine, Esq. Previously
to the commencement of the proceeding., the owner of the
vessel and Captain Ridley were called in, the former of
whom producad the letter, convening the meeting, and, in
answer to a questicn from Mr. Rushton, who had been
requested by the board to conduct the examinations, stated
that the mate bad gone out in the ship on the 23rd Instant.
Two of the seamen had also gone. Some of the others,
with the steward, were in attendance u witnesses, and
were examined on Tuesday. Their evidence went to show
the alleged drunken character of the captain, and to explain
the steps taken by the crew in consequence. The case
occupied the whole of the day on Tuesday, and was coati.
tilted on the following morning ; the proceedinga being
unfinished when our report was despatched last evening.

A SCOTCH CLERGYMAN CONVICTED OF POACHING.
—On Tuesday, the 21st that., the Rev. A. Widwan, putor of
the Levan Chapel, at Sorehead, wu eonvietai of poaching on
Sunday, the 6th inst. The cue Wu formally brought into
court befogs Provost Phillips, of Paisley ; but u the offence
was frankly pleaded guilty to by the defendant, no evidence
' was adduced in ouurt giving the particulars of the ere, but
thus we have obtained from other sources. The game
keepers of the Biel of Glasow had Ling been suspicious of a
breach of the law being carried on near the premises of
the Rev. Mr. M'Rwan ; they, therefore, had set a strict
watch en the church grounds at Layarn, and en the
Sunday morning in question, having found a snare
regularly set, they put it in disorder atter the rev.
gentleman had commenced his public devotions. They
again saw it regularly put to rights by him,
and having a second time put it in disorder in the course of
the day, they finally pounced on the rev. poacher, when it
was supposed Its wu putting it in proper trim for the even-
ing. Before the close of the legal proceedings ic court, Mr.
Henderson, the public prosecutor, humanely suggested that
under all the circumstances, and from the severs rebuke
which had been read from the bench to the rev. culprit by
Provost Philip., that the penalty should be mitigated from
the sum of 201. to 101. The Provost, however, was imam-
able for inflicting the highest fine which the law would
admit of. Had the defender been an ignorant, uneducated
person, a clodpole from the nsighbournood (said the Pro-
vat) who did notknew the law, the fine might have been miti-
gated ; but sa no such excuse could be made in this case,
he was resolved to exact the highest penalty.—Renfrewshire
Reformer.
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The State of the Weather at
at Nine o'clock yesterday
arranged is order of latitad

Moroi di ram

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Mail.

Dim Breese
Meg Breese
Gemel• Brew
hob Breese
Strom, Breese
Gentle Breese
Gentle Breese
Strong Breese
Strong Breese
Gentle Breese
Stroeg Brew
Gentle Breese

Gentle Kreger
Strong Breese
(issue owes.
Freda Breese
Strong Snow
Hard Wind

°elate Breese
Geatle Breese

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Strong Breese
Bermes Breese

Bnwnc[

THIS DAY, Non .r.
Coons of W. Strength of WM. State of the %nether.
W.S.W. Strong Mew. Cleat.

The returns from the following places did not reach this
Aloe in time for publication yesterday ; they therefore in-
dicate limitation( the weather on Tuesday InOTl2inj at eine
o'clock.

tt Breese

Ya+• •sn

LIMISPOOL
IMILIMOTON
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WILITIMATIX

LW.

S.
& W.

Gentle Reeves
Gentle Breese
Gentle Breese
Gentle Breese

Misty
1 Nruov Cloudy
Clowßem
Pitman, Coady
Rain
nu day Goad,