The Express.
London, England, 1847-01-14 00:00:00

PRODUCE

MINCING-LANE, ifelf-past
Sugar madam. wasigstal, and t
of Bengal and GOO boxes of yellow Havannah went
briskly at the full prices of yesterday. Refined remains in
good demand ; standard quality held at 665.
Coffee.—The public sales have been large, and lasted
until a late hour. They consisted of 200 bales Mocha, 2,000
bags Ceylon, 1,000 bags East India, and 400 bags Coats
Rica. The general character of the buying showed a good
cornprition for all good qualities suited to the trade, and
rather higher prices were eatablished, but common sorts did
not show any advance, whilst importers appeared to be firm.
Cocoa. Trinidad sold at a further advance of It to 2s.
flier has again advanced, and floe bengal is held for
235. 6d. ; 235. was paid yesterday, sod for very low white, 21s.
Runs remain" firm. Fine strong Jamaica, has been
sold at a high price.
Cotton continues dull and inactive.

—The

Tea remains without alteration. The public sales did not
give fresh quotations. The quantity sold was very small,
and did not include current qualities of Court'.
In other articles no alteration.

TALLOW.

Market steady, at
Peterstetre Coe the shot
Febtuery to March dellterlee

CORN.

BASINGSTOKE, JAN. fair quantity of Whcat
pitched, in good condition, and still higher terms asked and
given, the best white Wheats making from 211. 108. to 221.
per load ; red, 201. to 211 ; moderate samples, 181. The
weather having again changed from frost to damp, some were
in poor condition, yet a Lir clearance wa. effected, at a rise
above lime week's t. rms of 41. to Is. per qr. Flour is again
up 3s. 4d. per bag; Pollard and Bran 14. per bag. Bread,
18d. the 8 lb. lost best fancy, 20d. The Barley trade was
very brisk and firm, but malting samples very scam ; what
were offered made from 6.51. to 588. per qr. ; good grinding,
60s. to 645. ; poor samples ran to 48a., being an advance from
last Wednesday of 6s. per qr. Barley Meal, 10 score lbs. in
weight, 2a. per bag higher. Malt, per bushel, best, 10s. to
10s. 6d. ; good, 9s. to 9s. 6d. ; inferior, Ba. 6d. to 95. ; the
advance being 48. to G.. per qr. Oats were scam, and riye
3s. per qr., best reaching 401. ; good black, 30s. to 325.; and
lean samples could not be purchased under from 28s. to 30.
Winter Tares, per bushel, 6s. Rye 2a. per qr. dearer. Beans
35., and Peas 4s. per qr. dearer, some boiling Peas making
72a. per qr.

NEWCASTLE, JAN. 12.—The weather has again
become frosty, with a lowering sky, indicative of snow.
At our market this menace we had a moderate show of
Wheat from the growers, but the arrivals coastwise were large,
the trade nevertheless opened in a state of great excitement,
and considerable sales were effected at an improver -.-nt of
2s. over Saturday's rates, whilst some holders even ref!, cd to
sell at this euhsncement. Foreign must be noted 3s. to Is.
dearer, with a fair business doing: Flour must be quoted
Is. to 2s. per sack higher, with an increased disposition to
purchase. Rye unaltered. Malting Barley was held fur 3s.
more money, 60s. twiner generally demarded for first-rato
qualities. Malt may be quoted from 761. to 80s. per qr.
Beans and Peas each 2s. dearer, cho.- o breakers being
saleable at 60s. per qr., whilst grinding descriptions cont.
msnd front 525. to 563. Oats in request, at an advance of 2s.
per qr. Sweet Pomerancan feed, only 361 b. per bushel, being
now worth 32a. per qr.

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DUBLIN, JAN. 12.—The limited nature of our sup-
plies, together with the improved repoes from the Engl;sh
markets, have caused holders to demand increased prices ge-
nerally, and we must advance our quotations considerably on
the rates of this day week. On Wheat, 3.. to 4.. Oats,
Is. ; Barley, Is. 6d. per barrel advance has been realised. Oat-
meal, also, is Is., and Flour Gd. per cwt. higher. The fol-
lowing was the general currency to the farmer . —Wheat, per
2801ba., rcd, 44e. to 491. ; white, 466 to 61s. Oats. per 1961b5.,
21s. to 246. Barley, per 2241b5., 265. to 30e. Oatmeal, per
cwt., 245. to 275. Flour, per cwt., seconds, 245. to 265.