The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-18 00:00:00

lad Wheat. 17 et., 375. to 41e.; 174 et., 40e. to 43s ;
dem 044 e. Whites, la. men mesiey, asserting saything
very geed, whisk lashed amour reds,
_this mast
above an average of red. 026,1141. WK. ger M • hossaProwl72/
104. W Ild. ; new Baas, geed anildry,29l. to ski, 348.
tit dle.
Dviuw, Jam 16.-Oer mishit remise +phut 'alma'
ties; but the budiezersinsaunemeady es the Mani of
Friday kr rum we make a
it is is hvcar elf buyers. The haw* was the gene-
ral oeseeney :-Wheat, white, 24.. fad. to 36e. 6d. ; 21e. to
13s. 64. per 91011 es. Oats, 9s. to 10s. H. pelhide.
lie. to les. per 13114 e. (Oatmeal, lls. to lii. 64. per um
Meer, ssesside, 14e. M 15e. per swL India. Cu.., 31s. to 335.
her 41611 e.
Hoiriatmeco, Jon. 1849.-The last par tufted with se
peat peewees for a lively business la the Caen Was, as the
Auk whisk this trade experienad is Bashed =s the
semen 011147 was tee severely felt all over the t,
sad emend both end doglegs te est with the
greatest scath Ce. ereareat esernshion whisk
place serly la the year gad Ilgraid over the peaked part of
W Barepsaa Condiment, bevies bees, iscreaver, almost
immediately followed by the Gsemaa-Daaith war,
prevented again all spa-abides, sad made all nes
of property doubly cautious he an sorts of husk
eggegements. Though our pubes wes, of all
parts of Prude, the least touched by the revoltitioneey
movements, the stagnation in business was se lees telt liere
than everywhere eke. The eassequaige was, that with the
except* doom few trairactioes intend 'stoutly in wit
terope. sake. or trams from abated, lad Wind width
the Wpmate were effected by nested vessels-little or
setking was ding here full after the termination of the
Data war, whoa crop, harvested in geed
eider and ecedidee, W the Aso quality Cl
the growth, gout temptation fir bulbul, as pekoe
ware, at the same time, appeready low emeach
to promhe eatideateey pate. It thee harpetted
that sines Septembte a fair sant of hie bum dime
hem this poet, musk faciliteestl W the Madams el the ear
see, permitting shipmate till late is Deeembret hat the
remelt of this budissee we Eger has by as MOM erwered the
mustache et these eisamesisill, sa prises in the Imp map
senile' movies receded hem newalk M arm* , and soca
bad sexpegsd the ha whist*
grommethe bed se enbmit to for
theft pelage in our seil. TAM( the different
artistes specially. mid with Wheat, of which we had
emly auto* of about 1 hashers as the In the *la-
g* of the year, this jeered wheal a the actual
treats, se, aotwithetsadieg hat eery suPidios
the winter meth, hem Ow ameiCie. sad equally
:Mitby waft', alter the merman edge savigatiaa , prises
et be meistnieed upon the rates they had opened on
the lit January, lea steadily declined from about 455. to 37e.
et 36a to 375. la Apra, and to 32.. to 33e. in Kay, at which
rates they wietineed till about the end of July, when, in
0041111111111110 P of the very much reduced storks, a few Scotch
orders raised them again to about 409. to 43e. per qr. t. o. b.,
which rho was putted in August up to 46e. to 48..
per quarter. An locust* of supplies from Poland,
*esker witn the new crop coating into market, canted prices
to flecteate, during September to ()etcher, from 42e. to 46e.;
and mode them decline again in November to 40s. to 42e. ;
sad in Dumber to 3135. to 40a, with but little doing. At
the rates quoted hereafter are insisted spa by
and though they must be called but nominal, from
want of tranasetimse, needy buyers would have to submit to
the some, as holders are by no means anxious to sell. The
stock es hand is estimated at about 3,400 hats, a groat part
of which cons* of old Polish, flee mixed to high
mixed, weighing 60 lbs. to 61 lbs. per brad.
The cup of Wheat in our province has been peer
in gaudily for the finer descriptions of wide*
sad high mixed but ample for the inferior mixed and red
mss. cpali•y and condition generally good, sad weight Nadi.
homey, averegiss 611 b. to 621 b per bushel. The exports
last year amounted to about 7,400 lasts, of which about 5,806
went to England. A. Rye could not atria the attention Cl
speculators abroad, but remained merely an article for hem
ooneumption, its value of about 265. to 28e. 9d. per qr. at
the let Jan. receded 'lowly till the rropenieg of navigetioa
to about 204 to 21e. per qr., and later on even to 18e., int-
persenclog soon after harvest only a short rady up to abut
21s. to 23e., from which it declined spin till the end of the
year to about 168. to 17s. per qr., its present value. The
crop of 1818 proved a very line owe, both in quality and
quantity; and, if no demand from abroad should spring asp
diode/ winter or early in spring, prices are likely (saw Se
drop, as we may also look out for liberal arrivals et deb
article from Poland. luring the past year, about 6,700 bah
were exported, chiefly to Holland and Norway, end about
1,000 lasts to Cheat Britain, almost all to Ireland, for which
imentry we should think the article well worth attention at its
event low priess. Thu stock on hand is about 2,000 lasts.
Sultry could only es* In question after harvest, it having
Vela 1 trop of tolerably goad quality and condition.
riclosiktpud at T. 2.. to 23.. for 108Ibs. to 110Ibs. new large,
and 18s. 6d. to 19e. 9d. for 1021 b. to 1031 b. small, but non on.
dined h. to 6s. per qr., msintaining a value of from 16s. 9d. to
17e. far large, and 134 to 14s, 64. for small, at which purchases
ea preeendy be made. The export since harvest amounted
to about 3,450 lace, of which upwards of 3,000 lasts went to
England, the remainder to Norway. The stock on hand is
only about 450 lists. Oats yielded a good average crop,
both for quality and quantity, though part of late harvested
corn show culler weight, this letter varying from 701 be. to
80. be. Dutch, or about 3311b5. to 39Ibe. per bushel.
Late in autumn about 1,900 lest of Oats were exported to
Engl sod, at from 104. 9d. to lbs. 6d. per qr. free on board.
Its present value is from 9s. 9d. to I le. per qr., and the stock
on hand about 800 lasts. Pules also came only into conside-
ration after the tree had been secured; this proved very
good for Beans and Tara, but middling es to quality far
FOOL The mho', dry condition in which the new fruit
ea* to merits admitted its immediate shipment, and as
prices ruled reedorate, we texperieneed a lively demand for
the different deeeriptioss from England. The export of white
and grey Peas amounted to about 3,600 lasts, of which
about 3,000 lasts went to England, the remainder to Holland.
The stock on band of both sorts is about 500 lasts, chi, fly of a
secondary description of quality, held at prices quoted
hereafter. Of Beano, about 1,230 lasts were shipped to
England, and about 900 lasts left in store. The export of
Tares amounted to 2,400 lasts, leaving only about 100 lasts
la hand ; this crop wee better than many years past. Lin-
seed proved a good crop for candid= and quality, and
though priees opened pretty moderate, the demand from
abroad was slack, and by far the greatest part of the quan-
tity reported, of about 5,600 kitty was shipped on consign-
meet. To Great Britain, about 3,600 lasts were shipped,
chiefly to Hall. The present low prime( this article senate
attract the attention of speculators at home and abroad, and
we must believe that an improvemeat is value is near at
band. The stock on the spot amounts to about 1,000 lasts.
Oil Cakes met with a good, steady demand, since the re-
open* albs Sued, at moderate prime, varying from 61. 2e.
to 61 per ton f.o.b. for Linseed Cakes ; and from 42. 10s. to
31. 16s. for Rape Cakes. The export of Cakes amounted in all,
including the near ports es the Haft, to about 3,300 tons.
Of Bum mile about 370 tons were exported, at front We. to
86e. per toe, delivered on the pat roast of Groat Britain.
Flax sad Cedilla were such neglected throughout the year,
at dulls* pries.The arrivals from Poland were of about
the gam* retest as last year, and the quality generally good.
The export amused to about 810 tons of Flax and 450 toes
of Coddle. The stock on hand may be estimated at 1,600
tons of Flax and 150 tons of Cedilla. The new crop is not
go
well spoken of as lest year's growth had been. Priem as
quoted hereafter, rate very low, and deserve the attention of
speculators. ;Hemp and Tow met a good sale in the in-
terior of Oenaany. A good stock cm band, of about
1,750 tons of Hemp and 180 tons of Tow, Olen se-
tisfactory opportasity for purchase at the quoted
prices. The new crop is described es pretty good in
quality and queetity. Freights ruled moderate till the
latter part of Sept., when they surpassed Se. pm qr. Wheat,
and Is. per last, sad advanced, by and by, to 6s. 3d. per qr.
and la per het to Loaders or Best Coast, declining again to
about fee. 9d. per qr. only in the very hat moment before the
epee of the eadgedm. All these quotations are from
Konigsberg turn ; if the cargo was to be seat free on board
alp to Pil about 9d. per qr. leis was taken.

MANUFA CTURES. —BARNSLEY. —The improve-
ment which we anuosseed a short taw lillloll in the staple
trade of this town continua, and is visible in every branch
of the Linea manetacture. In many of the warehouses they
are working overtime. The stocks, or rather goods on head,
is very light ; in fact there ere no stocks, as the manure/s-
-tar n have been to order for soma time hick, and
kept no stake. Illna the opening of the year, the demand
Le Damasks, Diapers, and Elnckabacks, which has bee.
sleek foe some time, WI well as fancy Drills, have a do.
sided improvement, sad as the year advances the demand
beresess.

HOPS.—WORCESTER, Jas. 17.—A rather better
demand for fine hops on Saterday, et in improvement of 2s.
te L. in price. Little doing in old Hope. Prices of new
Hop mace from 635. to 70s. for fine ; 48s. to 665. frir mid-
dling.

UAY.—Snrsnst o, Tiou d Gock.—Meeas. Cooper
use Davie more the following quotation. :
I
I=lleanew. eh to 75e. Bowen 40e. to Ma I fie toles
60n to dB. Cover . 60.1. WKa

CATTLE. &e.—LlscoLs, Jan. 17.—There was •
large show both of Beasts and Sheep, and • fair attendance j
Web of hose and west country buyers. The dammed waspell,
sadsales west off briskly, prices for Mutton being stes.virs
sad Beeflower, than last market. Beef, 61. to Bs. Bd. per
stone. Mutton, Ewe, 51d. ; Wither, Id. pot lb.
Barran, Jan. 16.—1 n strict order of time this was our
great marlest, but in point of supply was not to be so re-
this being only of ordinary amount, and of fat
Willis scarcely equal to that of the preceding week;
neither were these on quite a, goad este as on that °MAIM ;
and although it will be seen that the better price we thou
reported was as, yet must it be acknowledged that it was but
barely supported. Still, regnrdi das a whole, and the quality
of the stook looked to, the circumstances of this part of the
market meld semessly be considered as disootsing. The
supply of gimp swam large, but there wen Mn looking
out fee these from the metropolitan, Bath, and Bristol mar.
ken, sad we me justified in saying that in this repeat a
'lowans* of the market was as nearly effected as this will be
likely to be the case. Although the lots sold also were more
this umally largo, yet must prices be regarded as pretty
well supported, as aho that all things hers were encouraginq
for the agriculturist rather than wenn**. The quotation
for fat bullocks were from 44e sd. to 514. fid. per cwt.,
or from As. to Ba. 31. per soon. Butches' Calves
of a choice description were seam, and articles such as
skis, estimated at 251ba. the quarter, were sold for 545. a
pies, or Aid. per lb ; the quotation in this way being from
bed. to Sad. per lb. The gustation for fat Sheep was from
about sd. to Bd. per lb. In point of number there was a
pod show WC** and Calms. These, however, were very
generally of about a medium rate, with some of a rather