The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-20 00:00:00

to 44A; red, 40s. to 425. ; new, white, 40r. to 445.; red, Us. to
425. Scotch and Divides, white, 395. to 4 tn. ; red, 395. to 42a;
Alnemouth and Berwkk, white, 384. to 445.; red, 30e. to 40,.
Kee, Norfolk and Suffolk, 245. to 234. Gd.• Berwick sad Scotch.
30s. Od. to 235. Od. Barley, Norfolk sad Sao.2lt, 224. Od. to
24.. Od.: chevalier. 244. to hr. ; Northumberland and Scotch,
225. to '24s. ; chevalier, 245. to Us.; grinding and distilling, 22a.
toll. Malt, 40r. to 48st. ; chevalier, 435. to 51s. Oats, Northum-
berland and Scotch, potato, old, 20s. to 22.. ; new, tin. to los.;
common and Angus, sld, 19s. to 21*. ; new, 144. to 11s. Peas, white,
boilers, 264. to 25..; grey and maple. 244. V) Us. Beam, old, Us. to
110 a ; new, 245. to 164. Flour. fine Stockton an I Northumberland,
29e. to 30a.; Norfolk whites, 294. to Ilf.• households, 27.. to 295. ;
teonads, he. to r 1.; households, 244.t0 264.; thirds, 20a.t0 145.; home-
bolds, 20s. to 234. per sack. Foreign : Wheat, Dentate sad
' Konigsberg, white, 41s. to 461.•, red, M. to 42a.; Silesian,
white, 42e. to 445.; red, 40s. to 434.; Mecklenburg and Po-
meranian, while, 441. to 46e.; red, 424. to 444. Hamburg,
Marks, and Anhtlt, white 4b. th 444.; red, 40s. to 425.;
Keil and holstein, white, 40;„ to 124.; red, 394. to 415.; Petersburg
and Archangel, red. Ste. to 3118.; Odevia, red, 365. to 39 .;
Polish, red, 3es. to 40. Etve, Punier elan end Prussian. 23 .to 255.
Barley, Sant, 23e. to 23a; Pomeranian and Holstein, 225.
to 24r. Omar, Dutch, brew, lb. to 205.; Pomeranian, teed,
16a to lits. •. holstein and Danish, les. to 10e.•' Archaogel and
Rigs, 13s. tol7s. reap, white, 265. to 234. Beans, Priesland,
to 244. • Almondrian. 23. to 144. Me arrivals this week are: Wheat,
coastwise, 1,132 long., 193. Eye co.istwire, H. Barley, coast-
wise, 1,122 Gimp, 63. Oats, caviterice, 244. Peas, foreign, 1.10.
Beans, motels*, 64 qrs. Flour, 2,131 sacks.

NEWPORT, ISLE OF WI our. Jan. 18 —At this day's market
Wheat meta better sale at rather better prices than last week. Bar-
ley a Anil sale. Wheat Us. to ens. ; Barley, 19s. to 22a.; Oats, 17s. to
; Beata, 28e. to 31a. -
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Noawrca. Jan. 18.—Oar market to-d-y eras only Want-
bly supplied with Wheat by the farmers and merchant,, the greater
portion of which is in very inferior conditiun : the dry samples com-
manded fully la 4 week's prices, and in some instances a trifle more
money was obtained; the inferior damp parcels were difficu:t to quit
at late rates, but we do not alter oar quotationa. ilour f. o, b. was
with difficulty niepetil of at laat week's price.. ant large quantities
could not be moved off except at each reduction as the tenders were
nut prepared to make. The trade in Burley was by no means large,
the quantity on offer was decidedly lees than of Lte, and sales by no
means premed. Prices unaltered. For Brans there WAS only a retail
demand at late prices. Per, small supply, and not much pawing.
Usti, goad demand at late price..
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Nom: gotten, Jan. 18.—We have a small supply of
Wheat at market to-day; dry samples are scarce, and make more
money; aeon dory sorts are also held firmly, and where bueiness is
done online have to comply with a slight advance. Barley Is also
somewba, on tie impressment foe all good qualities, but for grim:hog
Kira the sale i elow. Beans and Oats am very little inquired Jar,
and but few sold..

PETEMIOROVOII, Jan. 18 —We bad • fair qa traits. of
%%eat here to-day, and prices mete in favour of the seller. ellbs.
red, 40a; and samples a-dieting 51111 r. to Stilbs. wen ready sale at
Itts. to 2sa. per qr. All spring corn made last weed'. prices.

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Parwoarm, Jan. 18.—The Wheat trade stilt eostinatta
without life. at about former ratea Yoe other ream the demand
barely eqttals the supply, nod samyles are difficult of dOpueaL Wheat,
white, W. to tul. W lot. per 10.4 , red, Of. Se. to Uf. Earley, malt-
ing, 25e. to 2Ge. per qr. • grinding, 20e. to 22a. atta, 131. to 17. t.
Ns; 30a. to 325. Ikons:30o. to 31a.

PRESTON, Jan. 18 -We had a fair show of Wheat from
our neighbouring growers at our Corn Exchange this morning, and,
being in rather better omilithe, a clearance was readily etLeted at the
extreme rates of this day m'anight. Irish, as well as foreign, nominal.
Flour stationary. Beans nod Peas ae before. Prime nicalina Oats
were held for former prices, but common must be noted Id. per bushel
lower, and the demand for all kinds ei very limited. Farmers' Oat-
meal, bel. per load cheaper, and a dull sale at our quotations. Irish
manufacture moved slowly at the following currency. Other'
articles neglected. roe following are the present quntatiom '
Wheat, English, per motile of 2201 b., Lancashire, white, les. to
211.6 d. ; red, 17n. id, to 190:9.1. ; Irish, per bushel of 701ba., white,
31. fled. to 61. Old.; red, warrior' qualities, 3a. hid. to Is. 1091.;
middling to good, sa. 4d. to 3..81 d. ; foreign, rr bushel de 70 lbs.,
American and Canadian, white, 6a. 3d. to .e. Od.; red, fa. Od.
toff. 6d.; Dautsie and Konigsberg high mixed. 6s. 10d. to 7a;
Raeleek, Anclam, and buitin, red, eis. 4d.to6s. ski.; French, red,
es. Cli,d. to 68. 2.1. Flour, per peck of 2401b5., English, superfine,
30e. to 31s. ; choice household mark., 271. to 28..; siccing, 20a. to
23e. 6d.; American, per barrel of 1961 be., 21s. to 21s. Beans, per
',lndic of 2201b5., English and Irish, 10s. 6d. to 13s. 611. Peas, per
imp. quexter, foreign boilers, 291. to 30.4; Irtsll, per 2301 M., maple
and grey, 14e. tid. OM., per bushel of 4310 e., Irish, prime mewling
qualities, :s. 7d. • common and fair, 2.. 3d. to 2e. prorender, old,
Is. 6d. to 2s. Oatmeal, preload of 2401 b a. English •2le eld. to 23e. •
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Irish, choice sample, 73.5i.1. to 23.. • goc7l.geWralinalities, 22,3 d.
middling to good, Ils. to 225. India:then, tinge. of 3.0. lid.
to 335. Indian Own Neel, per pack of 2401b5., ha4tlink manufacture,
17s. Bran, per pack of Itultas, English and Irish, Ile.
READING, JAG. 18.—Oar supply of Wneat was less than
of late, much of it oat of condition; nevertheless, sales were made
mer.c quickly then for some time past, very few. maples remaining un-
sold; prices, however, cannot he ealhd better. Primo malting Barley
still continues scarce, and commands a ready sale, at late rates. '.%e
note grinding qualities (famine. to 20s. Beane, Peas, and Oats un-
altered in value.
SAFFRON WALDEN, Jan. 18. Wheat about the Fame,
Vs. to Ins; Ta/svera, 46a. per qr. Barley, maltinr, 23e. to 295. Q.;
grinding, I7e. to Os. Gd. Beans, lower, x3ll. to .itre. Tess, 295. ;
good, old, 30e. Oats, cheaper, 16s. to Its. td. per qr.
SHAPTBSIIURT, Jan. 18. —The prices of Wheat were
firm), .unportivi. The supply was moderate, but mkt were only
erftend to the extent of immediate wants. A Large supply of Barley,
but we cannot note any improvement in the demand fur, or the value
of, this article of grain. Oats, Beans, and Peas excited little once-
don, and prices may be noted chant the name ;as before. Wheat,
white, Ce. to 4 la. ; red, Ws. to 425. Harley, Ito. to 23e. Dean%
30.. to 388. OA!, 17s. to Ins. Peas, 265. to 29e. Melt, 325. to alts.
per qr. Tare., Se. to 7s. per bushel. Flour, 29a. to to 30e. per sack.
WAIt)ITNSTER, Jan. 14 —The supply of Wheat at our
market to-day was somewhat Larger than of late. Gales opened
briskly, at a snail advance, which, however was not 111.1tItlined, and
basin= was mostly tnuniacted at last week's prices. The supply of
Barley was more than auttleh tit for the requirements of the trade, and
print declined from ni. to It per qr. Oat. met with a a fair sale, at
an advance of le. In other artiellas prices nominally unaltered.

Wheat, white, 45e.; red, 23e. to 43e. &&&&&&&& 17e. to 13. Oats,
17. to 20e. Braes 26,. to 39a. Pew, 3170. to 32a. Malt, 510. to
36e. per qr. Floor, 13. to 30e. per sack. Tares, 3. to Ca.
WINCHERTEIt, Jan. 18.—We had a fair show Wheat to
day, but a general dulness prevailed. Good dry samples brought loot
week's prices, but other descriptions wero a trifle lower. The supple
of Barley wan more than sufficient for the demand; tbetrade waltduli,
awl prices had a downward tendency. Other articles of grain main-
tained their former value, yet tttUc hostess doing. Feeds were in

fair supply, and in loodevrifie requeet. Wheat, white, 40s. to 425.;
red, Sta. to 41k. Barley, 179. to 2n9. Oats, back, 16s. to 19e.;
white, 19e. to 219. I'ros, 20., to 298. Beau, 30,. to 36e. Usk,
545. to 361. pee qr. Flour, 22.. to 30s. per sack. Torts, 3*. to W.
per bushel. _ _ _

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Wisnecn, Jan. 18.—We continua to be fairly supplied
with all kinds of yraln. Wheat, of good dry millene quality, is in
fair demand at rather over 1 at week's prices, and all other sorts wide
M. dear. Oats 6.1. dearer. New Beans dull, at loaner rate". Wind,

old, what; 42.5. to 441.,• eats, etis. per qr.; red, 401. to 42..;
extra, ; new, white, 31a. to 4b. ; entre. 430.; red, See. to toe. •
41s. Oils, old, 9.1. to 94d. per stone; new, Bpd. to
Beane, old, See. to 30e. per qr.; new, 255. to 27e.

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WOKCESTRIL, Jan. 18.—Then was a lame supply of
English Wheat at market t, !ay, mostly in eery bad condition' and
all except dry parcels of new and old deemed Is. per qr, very little
Barley shx=ed hands, but it was kw pressed for ask. 111-,118
leg rather cheaper. We had no inquiry tor Peas, and Mlle demand
for Osta, at former prices.

Yusx, Jas. 18.—We hove • Rood .apply of Rain at
this day's market, and prima of Wheat and Barley fully rosintalnrd.
Oats are slim sac, and 6d. lower. In other articles no alteration.
Priem are in fulkiwa:—Wheat, white, per imp. qr., 41s. to 440.;
red, 37.. to 395. lisrlt7, malting, 23.. to 1.34. ; grinding, 19e. to 210.
Malt, 30, to 52a. Oats, per stone of td. to 8;d. hour, per
cask of 280 lb. 30s. to 33a,

DUBLIN. Jan. 17.-Our nterket cootie ale dull, but we
have no alteration to report in the currencies of Tuesday last, and we
repeat that day's quotaticms. Wheat, white, 21s. to 23a.; red, 19.. to
235. 6al. Barley, 12e. to 14r. 6d, (late, be. Gd. to if.. 3d. per barrel.
Repeated, 18s. to 20s. Oatmeal, 10s. G.S. to 11s. ral. Second Flour,
IS., to it,. per cwt. Indira Corn, Ves. to 33., per 40011 a.
SnLemer,Jae. 16.-Owing to the severity of the weather,
=mappers of grain at market have been very limited; but the dull
state of the English markets has prevented any advance in prices with
um, and buyers are alao anticipating better supplies an soon :Li the
weather mcderatee onnshiering that, if farmer. intend wring at pre-
met prices, they will take advantage of tee weather to occupy them-
selves In threshing, as nothing elm tan be done. In tores grain, the
transactions matinee on the came limited scale. Indian Corn dull of
rale, and 2s. 6d. per tan tower thin last week. No change in other
article,. Wheat, new, 71. 6d. to ils. 9.1. per cwt.; old es. to 10e.;
foreign, 9s. 3d. to 101.6 d. Oats, new, se. to Gs. ; old, Gs. to Ge. 6d.
Oatmeal, fite. 6d. to 10s. Flour, superfine ; bakers', fret, 14s. 6d.;
second. ; third, 12a.; fourth, ea
;American, 19.. to 259. per brl.
Buley, 3e, to se. W perewt. Wheatmeal, 10s. to I Is. Beene, Seed.
to es. Bye, 3a. 6d. to 6.. Bran, 45. Gi. to ss. Gd. Indian corn, yel-
low, 7t. to 71.3 e. per tan; white, 71. 10.. to 71. 159. Indian Corn
Neal, white, 81. to 81. 3e.; yellow, 71. 10s. to 7/. Its. 6d.
Conn. Jan. 17.-The trade, owing to the causes adverted
to in our last, matinees exceedingly dull and Wise, with, for moat
articles a tendency to lower prime. We have to report mine further
arrivals trues abroad, which, with the prospect of still larger numbers
to succeed them, has anything but an enlivening elteet un the m rket.
The receipts of home grain continue moderate, the supply for the
weeKbelleb Wheat. 299 brk.; Barley, 1,31 G ; Oate, 3,600. Barley I
tally maintains its value; but Wheat and Oats are mein lower. Pre-
pared Irish Wheat I. unsaleable. The trade in foreign Wheat also
seems completely paralysed, and, to Whet sales, a reduction should be
subtaittted to. Prime, therefore, are altogether noorimil. The bud.
nee, done in Barley has been small, the article being scarce, and prime
firm. The remarks catering to Wheat may be applied to Oats ideal
leirehasere look toe lower rates, and without such cononsion on the
part of holders no sale, are likely to be made. The nominal prices are
for black, Is, 6d.; for white Oats, les. 6d. per barrel, tree on board.
The Plow trade, even at the reductka noticed in our Wt, ls very
lan and the biudneas Freeing very restricted. Indian Corn meets
a very retail sale at last week's rates, and there appears no
Inclination on part of dealers to make gqooecha'', beyond the quan-
tity nmessary to supply their more Immsdlate wants- We quote the
extreme value of the prbneat Galata from 71.7 a. 6d. per too, yet were
bra to ofer 71.35. for the article in any quantity, we feel eatedied
would accept thcee terms. Indian Meal is neglected. Bed
Wheat, 17e. 6d. to les. GE per 20 stoae. Barley, lla.lld. to lie. 10d.
per 16 Mone. Oats, es. Ild. to 9s. Id. per 14 stone.
WATIRFOID, Jan. 18.-We have stain to report :small
supplies of grain from abroad during the week. Receipts of country
con have Wee been very limited, until this moraine'. market, when
we had a fair show of Wheat, which being very damp, wait on'y die.
pessbie at • decline of 6d. M 9i. per barrel on both white and red. In
the sale of lamign we cannot note any improvement, the recent heavy
arrivals at Cork and Falmouth Laving almost deterred our millers
from purchasing; the few parcels which changed hands mid at a re-
duenon of 3d. to Gd. per barrel. For Barley there has been rather
more inquiry, at former prices. Oats are held firmly, at the ruts of
thisday se'nnieht. Indian Corn hoe been in only limited request, and
all chscriptlens meet be written cheaper by 3d. per barreL Flour has
not undergone any change. PfKO6:-Undrial : Wheat, white, per
20.2., 21e. Gd. to 22a; red mill, 21s. to Me. 3d. ; shipping, 19s. to
194.3 d. Barley, malting, per 16 at., 12s. to 12e. 6d. ; grioefing, lie.
to Heed. Oat*, white, per 14 stops, O&M. to fed. 6d.; black, N. Oil. to
ile. it Dried and foreign: Wheat, Irish mill, per 20 stone,
22.. 3d. to 13e. 3d.; shipping, 201.64. to 21e; Polish Odema, 21r. to
kb. Id.; French, white, 234.9 d. to 245.; red, 22a. ed. to 23a. Barley,
Ceding, pier lb atone, 12s. to 13a. Oa% white, per 14 stone,
ed. to 10e. 3d.; black, Is. Gd. to 9e. 91. Flour, superfine, per sack,
30e. to 30e. 6d.• monk% Ma. to 27e. 6d.; tbirde,2os. to lek; fourth.,
17s. to IM.lodise Corn, per 20 et., Danube, 18e. 3d. to It.. ed.;
American, yellow and red, les. Od. to It,. ed.; Preach white
sad red,to damaged, for cattle, I2a. to 14a. Indian
Oars Meal, per cwt., 7s. 6d. to 7s. 9d. Oatmeal. 9s. te 9e. 6d. Bran,
per est., 3s. 9d. to Mk Imports during the week : Wheat, 095 qrs.;
Indian Cans, 2113. Flour, 100 barrels. Exports : Oats, 710 Merck.
flour, 1,333 seeks. Oatmeal, 491 cwt.
Klakoeirov, Jan. 18.-We bare still remarkably open,
mild weather, with ocesalooally heavy rain. At our country markets
this week we bad rather leas grain in all dmeriptious altering than of
late; mews were tea eager to make aka than on the previous week,
and buyers meseed not unwilling to get into Meek at present rates,
so that prim may be quoted as not lower. Here today the 'applies
of grain were small foe the semen of the year. Barley mid readily,
at rather more money than on last market day. Wheat and Oats
slowly, at that day'. rates. Wheat, 33e. to 40e, per qr. Barley,
It.. to 25a. Oats, Us. dd. to IW. Id. Oatmeal, per beg of
Mks., 36e. tolls.

1718H.—Hicutt000mrs, JAL 18.—Turbots, 44. to 10s.;
bell* 60. to 1. 4d. ; and dab, &a 04. to Ts. each ; soles dl. to ha per
pair ; haddock., 4d. to Is. Od. each ; Bounders, Id. to Os. per dol.;
whltiap, 311. Od. 10 per TS eels, &L to Ild. per lb ; lobsters, Is.
to h. Od. ; arab% to is. sad,; So. to is. per 100. Oysters,
=moo, 60. to 111. pia WAY; molls, Is. Od. to IL O 3 dos.;
faly to Kw ; spsOle Is. Id.lo Ss. pa