The Express.
London, England, 1847-01-19 00:00:00

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1201. ; fine, 22.. to re. ; old, 19s. to 20s. Peas, white
20a. to 23.. ; grey, 19s. to 20a. per three bushels. Oats, new,
235. to 27a.; ihm, 29,. to 345.; old, 24.. to 2,55. ; fine, 30s.
a36a Barley, 435. to 52a. ; fine malting, 635. to 61s. per Sr.

HADLLIOH, JAN. 18.—We had a barge attendance and
good supply of corn at market to-day; the trade nu the
whole was dull, and but week's rates ior Wheat and Barley
were with difficulty sustained, but Beans and Peas fully
supported late prices.

Haatroan,Jan. 16.—A fair quantity of Wheat on offer
by sample, which met a ready sale at an advance of full Is.
to 41. per qr. on the prices of last market-day. Good dry
eel real zed 745. to 76c, and fine white, 78s. to 80f. per v.
Fine malting Barley was in groat request, at an advance of
frrm 41. to 6s. per qr. Beans, Peas, and Oats about 11. to
2s. per qr. dearer.
limo-a-ox, JAN. 16.—The supply of Wheat was rather
small, but no advance upon the terms of last week. Spring
grain of every descriptioa has rapidly advanced. We quote
an improvement upon Barley and Oats from 46. to 6a., bat
much rrranned unsold, owing to the extreme prices dn.
mended. Wheat, 665. to 80s. Barley, 465. to 645. Beans,
46e. to 52a. per qr.

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LEICESTRR, JAM. 16.—Wheat any be quoted about '2a.
per qr. above the price of this day week. Some fine Barley
for malting commanded a high price, my 62a. per qr. ChM
and Beam were each 2s. to 2a. per qr. dearer.

MALTON, JAN. 16.—A good demand for all kinds of grain.
Wheat Is. to 25., and Barley 26. to 3s. per qr. dearer. In
Oats we mark no alteration. Wheat, per 40 at., rid, 72.. to
82., ; white, 78a. to 86s. Barley, per 32 et., 48s. to 535. Oats.
per at., 161 d. to 171 d.
NORTHAMPTON JAN. 16.—A large show of both Wheat
and Barley. At the commencement of business much higher
prices were.generallydenunded, which checked sales of balk
articlea, enc. the market closed heavy at an advance of la. to
2a. per qr. Of Oats, Beans, and Pear, the supply limited,
and each article met a ready sale at ls. to 2.. per qr. mom
money.

NOTTINGHAM. Jay. 16.—The market wu well supplied
with Wheat, end the demand very limited, at an advance ef
le. to 2s, per qr. The moOy of Barley wu small. The
moister' not being inclined to follow up the advance of pries
bought but little, for white they were obliged to give rather
I more money. Waned Dame were ls. per qr. dearer. Whoa,
per 36 et, white, old, die to S a. ; red, 665. to 775. I white,
new, rts. to RV. ; re 7,72". to 795. Barley, per qr., malting,
535. to 60s. Osta, per 24 at., 3.5.. to 40e. ' • new, Ms. to 41s.
Beans, per 38 it., 645. to 60s. ; now, 52a. to 575. Flour, per
20 at., rfine, 60s. to 635. ; fine, 575. ti 695.

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PETIII.IIOROUGH, Jaw. 16.—The supply of all grain good.
Wheat 2e. dearer, and all dry qualities in demand at the
advance. Barley 2s. to 3s. dearer, but not a brisk sale. Oen
in great request, at an advance of 51. per qr. from late rates.
Beans 2s. dearer. Wheat, new, 70s. to 725. • fine, 765. ; old
red, 68s. to 70s. • fine, 725. ; white, 78e. to 844. Barley, 52a.
to 54, fine, 60e.; grinding, 50s. to 52a. Oats, 32s to $41.;
fine, 38:s. Beans, 545. to s&.—Average for the week ending
Jan. 9 Wheat, 1,1671 qrs., 67.. 34d. • Barley, 3051 qrs..
47a. ; One. 459 qn., 265. 41d.; Bain, 119 qrs., 47a. hid.;
Peas, 43 qrs., 48s. I Id.

PARSTON, JAW. 16.—We have no arrivals from Ireland
this week. Since our lut we have experienced a lively des.
mend for each article of the trade, and pricea base continual
to advance. Our corn exchange was again well supplied
with English Wheat, for which the farmers required a Con-
siderable advance, but the demand wee languid, and it was
difficult to effect a clearance at an improvement of from 6d.
to la. per windle. White, 38v. to 39a. ; yellow, 37c to 38s.
No Irish offering. The advance on Flour is again con-
siderable, but sales are limit,d in amount. Barley and
Beans fully support last week's advance. Oats are wane,
and id. to 2d. per bushel higher ; fine mealera, 6s. Id. to
be. 6d. per 48Ibe. The farmers' supply of Oatmeal was very
liberal, and it met a slow sale, at near le. per load below the
rates of titre day se'nnight. Irish commanded ;As. to 53e. is
a retail way.

RICHMOND, YORKSHIRE, JAN. 16.—Ws had a fair supply
of grain at market Wheat sold from 94. to 10s. 641. Oats,
3s. 4d. to 4s. 1041. Barley, 6s. to 6s. Beans, 6s. to 6s. W.
per bushel.
SAPPIVIN W•toss, J AN. 16.—Wheat unaltered. Barley
dull, and ls. per qr. lower. Beans, Pees, and Oats is
limited supply, and le. to 2a. per qr. dearer.
SHRAWANCILY, JAN. 16.—A good attendance and a brisk
trade, as tullows :—Wheat, 80. 6d. to 10s. Barley, 7.. 2d. M
7s. 7d. Oats, 34. 641. to 4s. 4d. per imperial bushel.

WOODBILIDOI, Jac 13.—We had a lane supply of Wheat
and Barley; but the high prime which both have reached,
made buyers very eautioua In their purchases, and the trade
was heavy. Wheat on the terms of our last; Barley 2s. pa
qr. dearer.
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ii•Krourii, Jas. 16.—We had a fair supply ti.-day of
Wheat and Barley. Wheat not a brick sale, but the best
dry parcels realised about the prices of this day wcek ;
qualities met a dull We. The fine parcels of Barley
fetched 60e. per qr. ; the sale for seconds nut so brisk as last
week. Beans and Peas required for seed, and sold at high
prices. Osts again dearer. White Whest.Bos. to 825.; red,
74, to 784. Barley, 64a. to 60s. Beans, Us. to 665. Peas,
62e. to 545. Oats, 28s. to 36..

K iILILCALDT, JAN. 16.—We quote Wheat 2.4. per qr.
higher. Barley, 4s. Oat., 2e. to 3s. Wheat, 6.51., 699.,
735., to 79a. per qr. Barley, 475., 495., 521., to 66.1. Oats,
37a., 395., 42a., to 445. Oatmeal, per bag of 2801b5., 58s.
to 62a.
idosvicosa, Jai'. 15.—Our market we, well attended ;
and, having an active demand for ull kinds of grain, prices
have risi n considerably. Wheat must be quoted 4s. to 65.,
Barley 34. to 44., Oats 3a per qr. higher than last week.
Current prices: Wheat, 650., 70s. to 755. ; Parley, 385., 40a.
to 465. ; Oats, 36e. to 425. ; Beans and Peas, 435. to 46..

M ARAMAIC'S, JAN. 10.—Merisnpoli Wheat is held fors6a.
free on board. Romelia has sold at 50s. Sandomirka at
645. 6d. l'olish, for delivery in February and March, at
624. to 51s. ; new end superior, at 58a. ; and 601bs. weight,
fur delvery I. June, at 1&. 6d.
ODIFADA, J. I.—Of Wheat, largo purchases have taken
place ; for fine quality, 40s. 2d. per qr. 1. o. b.; for moos-
dary descriptions, 32.. 2d. to 325. od. ; and for low runs,
295. 3d. to 31.5. 31. Hard Wheat in more inquiry, and sold
at 295. 3d. to 33a.

Roirrucit, JAN. 7.—A1l the Wheat brought to market is
easily disposed of at higher terms. and we could not centrum*
to deliver our best quality in spring below 60s. per quarter
free, on board. Of Peas no supplies oome forward, gni
Barley is also scarce.
STerriN, JAN. 7.—There has been a lively demand for
Wheat, but the smallnesa of the supply has prevented busi-
ness. Barley has changed bands at 34a. per quarter free oat
board in spring.

HOPS.—BOROUGH MARKET, Two o' Clocke—
Mears. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that thins
is a Rood demand at late prices.
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Roma alS to 410 0111 Hope „ I •14 4 •
laralame

HAY. 8111T/IFIKLD, Two o'Clock . Messrs.
Cooper sad Davis, Hay ants Straw Salesmen, report a good
supply, but the demand fully equal to it, and prices rook-
ing up.
PI lee Meadow Ilay . 71a. OM I Clover
Warta. ditto
Itevress 45a. se 63a.

CATTLE, Bm.-Banir, JAN. 18.-The number
of Sheep penned were about the usual quantity. The fat
Sheep were of Stet rate condition, best llown. making le.
per stone ; second quality, 4s. 4d. to 4.. Bd. Fat Oxen from
3s. dd. to 4s. 4d. Fat Rags, 108. to 109. 6d. per score lbs. ;
weU.fed, small, 11.. The lean market was fairly supplied.
Cows from 101. to 141. each ; In calf, 121. to 161.; al( by
their side, 161. to 181. Store Hogs from 20e. to 35e. each;
Sows, 2J. to 31.; small Pigs, 10a. to 15s. Lean Sheep, Ewes,
404. to 455. asch. Lambs, 25e. to 30s. each. There wen
Dome fat house Lambs, which sold readily at from 20e. te
25.. each, for the London markets.
CoLcuearna, JAN. 16.-The supply was very limited,
and nearly the whole were cleared off at the early part of the
market, at prior quite as high se last week. Pigs were very
short in supply, and those fit for slaughter were sold at fur-
ther advanced prices. Lean ones, owing to the high prime
of food, declined in value.
Boatmen, Jan. 16.-Our market exhibited a small show
of store Cattle; trade 'till continues very dull, in mule-
quence of the scarcity of keep, and but few beasts were sold.
Fat tweets a tolerable show, and good trade for Sane at
75. 6d. ; shorthorns, 75. per atone of 141136., when fat. The
pens were badly filled. Hoggets in slew demand at present.
Beeping Sheep, from 34.. to 38s. per head. Fat Sheep
dull sale at As. to 8.. 6d. per stone, without a clearance. In
Store Pigs little doing, and fat Pork 6s. to 6s. 6d. per stens.
WOODBRIDOB, JAN. 13.-We had a good market to-day
for fat Beasts of good quality, and but few left unsold; the
supply of lean ones was small. The Sheep pens were but
scantily filled. Calves were more plentiful. Pigs a riled
supply, and much cheaper.