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

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" The extinction of the free state of Cracow has ap-
t* me to be so manifest • violation of the
ap-
peared
Treaty of Vienna, that I have commanded that •
protest against that act should be delivered to the
courts of Vienna, Petersburg, and Berlin, which were
parties to it. Copies of these sereral papers will be
laid before you.
" I entertain confident hopes that the hostilities in
the River Plate, which have so long interrupted com-
merce, may soon be terminated ; and my efforts, in
conjunction with those of the King of the French,
will be earnestly directed to that end.
" My relations generally with Foreign Powers in-
spire me with the fullest confidence in the maintenance
of Peace.

COMMERCIAL If MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Two .'Clock.—Without much activity in business
the funds are still in decline, as might be anticipated from
the unfavourable tenonr of the financial intelligence from
Paris and other foreign money marts. Consols were marked
as the opening prices at 92 for money, and 92 to 1 for
account. The speculators appear to be partially sus.
pending operations until the Royal Speech shall be fully
before them, although substantially, no doubt, it will be
to the purport stated in the Daily News this morning.
The prices therefore remain without alteration, and so, per.
haps, will continue until the evening papers shall appear
with the Speech from the Throne. Exchequer ➢ills are 51.
to 9s. premium.
Foreign Securities are entirely out of marketable considera-
tion, and the quotations cannot be conridered otherwise than
as nominal, excepting so far as isolated transactions may
take place for making up accounts. Front the list below it
will be seen, however, that they are generally lower.
Spanish Fives ►re called 24 to 1 ; the Threes, 341 to I.
Portwuese, 34 to 6. Mexican, 221 to 1. Dutch Two-and-
a-Ralf per Ceuta., 68 tot ; the Fours, 9'21 to I.

1.. k Stork, PA l*
11 ►rr Ct. Ned.. 92j*
II per Cost. Condo, 99

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3 per C4Cauols for Ara., 113
prr Cerra. 9$ 4
lisckequer bilk. it. 11.

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I per Ct. Austrian Bon* 44 —.....
I per Orin. Omani& Pan, 11 10
4+ per Ct. DOD. 110•44, 31 6 on..a. Deferred Bee . 34 I
n mdi o.t.tt. - 3 pee Ct. Wale., 1344, it 3 3
I per Ca. limßitio 044.,44 7 4 per Ct. Peruvian 140,111 40
Dina lieu, Of 7 Perfumer Our. Mu, Si U
4 per 01. Daum Ayres Die, 43 4 6 per Ct. 11644663 3440.,114 11
Dim 0111133 3116, 14 4 D4t46 Sp.* 3440, 34
Di 0446.416 Def. Ye,— 3 per Ct. awn. Inis . 34,11
Onannlau Dunier DU se , I , amain, Deferred Ban, I IT
Alper Cu Daakit 140.. 17* I I Spun 3 Passive 3440.11
se per Ct. Dual Din, $8 4 4 %menu]. Ink , 4*
II per Cr. Dwell eat*, 04 I VeripeesuerCt.La Deferredll44., II If

RAILWAYS.—The market, sympathising with the
funds, is again more depressed to-day, and prices are ex-
tremely uncertain. French &harts are offering on almost
any terms, without finding buyers.

SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAT LW LONDON.
(Yesterday's prices will be found in last page.)
Anik, NM-, BosL, Ito-, Si Midland, 134
Bk. * Olgangegri, 1.311 - SW. New, ST
WM end Odell la., 141 4 Do. New, 61 1
Bk., Wol., & Dudley. 51 p Newry and Enniskillen, 11
Bir., WoL, & St. Valley, 71 1 Norfolk, 129
BOOM, Stem.. & Bir., 1 p Do. 4 Shares, 12
Buckinghamshire, 1 1 p Do. Eztension, 61
Caledonian, 271 1 N. Counties Union, 11
Do. Haloes, 2. North British, 34 3
Cornwall, If 4 Do. 4 Shares, 33
Do. Halves, 1 Do. 1 Shares, 34
Direct Northern Scrip, If Do. Extermion, I 1
E. Counties, 221 1 Do, Thirdsi3l 4
Do. Peril., 5 per Ct., No. I, 1 p Northern and Eastern. GI 1
p North Staffordebire, 81 8
Do. York Extension, 31 Ott, Wor., & Wolv., Ilf
East Lam:whim, New 71 Reading, Guildford, & Reigate, 31
Do. do. Scrip, Y Royston and Hitchin, 24 1
East Lincolnshire, Scottish Central, 221
Edin. & Glasgow, 7 Soottith Midland, 13f
Ely & Huntingdon, 13 121 Shrews. & Man., au. A, 4
Ct. North. (ion. 4 & Tk. Reg.), 321 Do. do. Claw B, 11
Do. (Igrect N. Reg.), 31 Shropshire nacos, 1 f d
Gt. Western, Quarters, 20 South Mat. June., I p
Do. Fifths, 291 South Fa/MeM and Dover, 39 7
!Ancestor & Carliele, New, 91 Do. New (heat 321.), No. 1, 221
Undo & Bradford, 02 If Do. New (is. W. Ein Id.) No. 2,
Leite•ter & Bedford, 1 d 151 14
Leeds & Think, Hi t/o. New (do. 133.) No. 4, 4
Do. New, 41 Booth Wales, 71
Do. Prot. 6 per et., 41 I tt Trek.. Don. and Goole. 2
Lis., Man., & Nemo. dn., 21 2 Swan* Lougbor &CamoronsStm.
Loudon and Blackwell, 81 Coal, 1
Do. New, 51 Taw Vale Exten, 21
Lm,Brighton. &S.Coont, 361 6 Vale of Neigh, I)
Do. Conaol. Fifths, 541 West Riding Union, 11 f p
Do. Cowed. Nightly., 131 Wilts., Somer., & Wenn., 94
London 34N. W., 194 3 York & Newcaistie,'37l
Do. Fifths, 181 Do. New, 111
Lon. and S. Western, 63 41 Do. Prof., 61 7
Do. Tenths, 54 1 York & N. Mid.ret, 121 12
Do. Scrifal. Boulogne and Amiens 141
lan and , 154 Central of Prance (Or.& Vier.), 12
. and Leeds, 109 Great South. of Madras. 4
Do. Fifth., Pi Namur and Limo, 31
Do. F:stonslon, I) p N. of Frame 12 111
Man.. But., and Mat.,) 4 p Orleans end Bordeaux, 7
Menthes. it Southampton. 14 t Paris and LP... 71
NCMOIS. and Berwick, 331 41

MANCHESTER
Amber., Not., k B. E. Jn., 1 d
Bir., Lan., & Cho.. In., 1 13-18 p
Bir. and Oxford In., 10 p
East Lancashire, 21 3 p
Do. New Scrip., lfre-16 p
Eat IJncolimbire,l p
O'neacw and Ilum ,11 p
Gt. Nor. (Lon. & York Seriph p
Leeds and Think, 11 2 d •
Lon., Man. & Bir. Qll. (A), 7I p

II.EB. Jul. 18.

MM., f p
Stan. & Leo,PIRE., e p

ban.,
stalfstendondn., 39616
Men. and South., 3-la d
N. Stafordehire,3 5-167-16 p
Oldh.im Athena., 9-16 to j p
Shrop. Union, 4 d
South Pant. end Dover, 364
W. Fading Union, 115.16 p
Jan.

MILL BAI
Blekbrn.,elltb., & N. W., 11..6.1d
Iharen.,& d
Huckinghunaldre, I p
Man., Bux., & Mat., 16a. p
Mallon & I rift in., 214. p

London k N. WriiitO,lO3
8ir.,W01., & Ft. Cal., 21 p
Buckinghamshire, jy
North staffordolire, 600. &I. p
Shrews.&llir. (A), p

LEEDS ML
flag Lancashire, 28a.fld. Ma. py
Ewe. Countes ({Suet Ext.), 241. p
E. aed West Earluddre, 10a. d
GL N. (late Loa. & ltork),lo4.p
Goole and Doncaster, 25.6 d. p
New TWA, ss. d."
Leeds & Thirst, IJ 11 d
De. Pref.. 266. p
Dewsbury Est. (preen),
Lecsle,Wake.,&Mid.,lls. d
Melton! Ihflf. Jun., 20s. 21sekLp
Mat. and Beaten, 15e. p

earth Briu~A
QrR., Va.
Do. Volt., Scrip, 17n. ad. 17. p
Do. Third., 72a. 72, 6d.
Wrst Riding Unino, 4
York & Selby, Pref., 101 p
SALMI, J. Is.
Sbreara. & Sir. (a). 13.9 d. 5 p
etiropehire Union Reg., 4 d
0. star. Reg. (late J.), 314- 3d.
Do. (late TrentVid.), 1 1!s 94

YORK SAL
Direct Northern, Reran, 2i •
GL Northern (lan. & York Reg.),
si W. 4a. ed
Man., Buz „Mat., St Mid., 3
N. British Thin* 3
Do. Quarters, 3!. be. Gd.

ER, Jan. IS.
Ilud. & Man., SSp
Midland, Pref., 41 p
North Bridals, Qr., p
North Staffcrdahire, 3$ p
Carliale Ext. Itin Ed p
N. Countica Un., IN. d
North Western, taa. p
Pbeflkid, and Rotherham, p
Wert Nadine Union, 41. as.
Wharidale !medals. Ida. d
dheMekl, Mother., Ise., laid. p

NI, Jaw. la
X. %Oak E. ed.
N. Counlien Union, 11. to. 6d.
Wort Kidiao Union, V. 3.
York & Near., Pref., 7
York & N. Mid. Pref., 121.160. 3d.

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, HaV-past Two.-
7,500 begs of Mauritius, and 3,600 bags of Bengal were
offered in the:public sales. The fact having transpired that the
Queen's Speech would recommend the permission of the w e
of sugar in breweries and distilleries, the market became ex-
cited, and prices ruled irregularly, showing an average advance
of fully 3a.; but the market was not Olsed when we went to
press. Refined higher prices are rthed no sales reported at
present. Coffee: going off steadily, but eie public sales not yet
concluded. Pepper : Malabar sold 2I to 3 per II). Rice !irgy
firm at the late advance; middling to good white Bengal, 241.
to 255. In other articles no alteration, but most colonial mar-
kets are unsteady, with an upward tendency.

SOAP TRADE.—LONDON, JAN. 18.—The price
of best Soap has advanced in many parts to 53e. to 545. nett.
This price, however, does not appear sufficiently confirmed
to alter the quotation this week : Price of Y. Candle on the
spot, per cwt., London, 510. 9d. to 625. • Liverpool, 62a.
Town Tallow, nett price, London, 521. Rough rat, letter
price, per stone of 81bs., London, 3s. Newgate Market, for
good Fat, average price, per stone of Sibs., London, 3s. Id.
to 3s. 3d. Stuff, London, 38s. to 395. Palm Oil, Lon-
on, 40s. ; Liverpool, 395. Cocoa-nut Oil, London, 445.
Resin, fine transparent, London, 45.; Liverpool, 4s. to
10s. 9d Alkali, strong, per cent., London. 3d. ; Liver-
pool, 21d. • weak, London, 3d. ; Liverpool, 21d. Price of
Extra Pale Soso, nett price, exclusive of chests, freight,
de., London, 625. to 54..; Liverpool, 60s. to 625. ;: Mottled,
London, 525. to 645. ; Liverpool. 60s. to his.

TALLOW.—The demand continues with great
vigour, and the price gradually creeps op. The stock in
March may be expected to be less than for many years ;
es that the trade will be in the hands of the holders more
completely than at any former period. Petersburgh Y.C.
on the spot, 525. February to March delivery, 63. 3d.
October to December, 451. 9d.

CORN.-BEDFoRn, JAI. 16.-We had the tursal
supply of Wheat, and a fair demand, at an avenge of ls.
over last week. Barley rather a dell sale, but not lower.
Oats sold at en advance of 4s. per qr. Beans as before. Peas
dearer, and very scarce.
BOTLIT, JAN. 18.-The prises asked, 2s. per qr. above
the terms of lest week at Fareham, the but samples selling
at those terms; inferior samples may be quoted Is. dearer.
221. to 221. 10s. was given for the best white Wheats ;:201. to
211. for the best red ; all inferior samples going off briskly,
Ist from 171. to 181. In Flour and Bread no advance. Bar-
ley, of the best quality, was 2e to is. per qr. dearer, and
light qualities Is. to 2e. Malting, of the first quality,
fetched 60s. to 635. per qr. ; second quality, Ms. to Me.;
best grinding, 60s. to Ms. ; good, but slightly discoloured,
48s. to 50s. ; light samples, 40s. to 455. Peas, for boiling,
725. to 745. per qr. ; grey, 565. to 60s. Tick Beane, 66.. to
58e. Oats were scarce, at a further advance of a. to 3s. per
qr., best Poland making 40e. to 425. per qr. ; black, 30s. to
325. ; other qualities, from 26e. to 30e. Tares, 6e. to 6s. 6d.
per bushel. Rye Is per qr. dearer, but few samples shown.
Indian Corn too dear to be purchased in this neighbourhood.
BRIDLINOTON. JAN. 16.-The market was well supplied
with Wheat, which sold at an advance of Is. per qr. Barley
was la. to 2a. per qr. dearer. Oats net a brisk demand at
last week's prices. No Beans or Perm. Wheat, 60s. to 725.
Barley, 40s. to 60e. per qr. Oats, Is. 4d. to Is. 45d. per
stone. Beans, 44e. to 48s. Pees, 42a. to 455. per pr.
CANDRIDOB, JAN. 16.-A large supply of all corn. Wheat
and Barley met a slow sale. All other kinds dearer. Wheat,
per qr., red. 70s. to 740.; white. 765. to 78s. Barley, malt-
ing, 68a. to 625.; seed, 545. to 565. Beans, 48s. to 645. Peas,
645. to Mc Oats, fine, 324., to 40e.
CANTIRNURY, JAN. 16.-Considerable dances in trade,
but prices not lower. Wheat, new white, 755. to 80s. ; new
brown, 68s. to 75e. Buley, new, 50s. to 66a. Oats, new,
30s. to 40s. Beans, old, 425. to 665. Peas, hog, 455. to 66e.
COLCHNITIN, JAN. 16.-We had to-day a thin attendance,
still there was a full supply of Wheats and Barleys, attended
by an exceedingly dull trade. Wheats remain upon a par
with our lust week's quotations ; but Barleys must be noted
Is. lower. Beans and Peas so scarce that we are 110.10310 to
form any just criterion of their value, hut believe they were
without any alteration. Oats again from Is. 6d. to 24.
advance.

BarmierEn, JAN. I6.—A moderate supply of all deserip-
tions of gruin. Wheat has advanced la. per three buchels,
but the demand is less animated. Oats have sold freely at a
further improvement in value. Beans exceedingly brisk, at
L. to le 6d. per three bushel advance. Barley 2a. to 3s.
dearer. Wheat, new, 2.35. to? 241. ; fine, 265. to 311.; old,
21s. to 24e. ; fine, 261. to Ms. ; Blendcorn, 19s. to 225. ; fine,
235. to 24a. Aye, 19s. to 20s. ; fine, 21s. Nom, 184. to