The Express.
London, England, 1847-01-30 00:00:00

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I ma, 11. Ayrea, dry 0 7. .0 8
Itasca, dry 0 0 0 9
6. Arser.llorne, per
Idde 6 0...16 0
&nada, ditto 6 6..10 6
Irra Wain*, at per tom
Lorrtrond,Jamalca /4 5 410
Madam 3 5 919
Cnmpeseby 6 10 . 7 In
Fuatk, Jamak► 5 10... 6 0
icaragua, lan* aad
solid ll 0..19 0
Brasil

Luna 10 0 .16 0
Napan ... 10 0...1: 10
Red Handers
Brut'. 3O 0...90 0

HULL, JAN. 29.—Rape Oil is attracting oonaiderable at-
tention, as presenting • good margin for investment, the
present prices being below its relative value, compered with
Olive Oil.. The trade are also buyers, at a shade below the
quotations.—Linseed Oil has continued to he inquired for,
and sales have been made at 254 3d. per cwt. on the spot ;
also, nn opening of the naviaation on the Continent, at
2.5.. 6d.—Olive Oil is much inquired for, and free gales of
Galipoli have been made, both on the spot and to arrive, at
491. per tun, whilst now none is to he had under 501.—Fish
Oils: Northern Whale has realised 311. per tun, naked. and
very little now remains on gale.—Tallow The market
having been without a speculative d' mend or large buyers,
sales have consequently been of hut a retail character, at
steady rates.—Both Bnmstnne and Sumer are much wanted,
there being none on the market Nitrate of Soda is on
the advance in all the principal markets, in consequence of
several new discoveries which have lately been made, and
patented, and in which it will be used in very large pro-
portion..
Ltsruroot, JAN. 29.—Sugar . There was a good demand
at the beginning of the week, hut the flat accounts from
London have calmed less disposition to buy, and the market
cloves heavily, at • decline of It. to Is. rid. per ewt., chiefly
in the lower descriptions. The vales are, 200 Mule. B. P.,
8,500 bag. Bengal, and 6,500 bag. Mauritius. Foreign The
demand has slackened considerably this week, and the sales
made have been at a reduction of Is. to Is. 6d. per cwt. ; they
amount to about 1,000 beta. and bag. Brasil, 2,500 bai.
China, part washed, and a small lot of Venezuela.—Molasses
The prohibition of the use, in distilleries and breweries, of
this article Ins checked the demand, and no sale' are re-
ported, but we continue the former quotations, as holders
do not seem disposed to force a market, —Coffee : There has
been no public sale of B. P. this week, and not
more than 40 casks have found buyers, at last week's
rates. Of foreign the sales are large; they comprise
3,200 bags Costa Rica, at 365. for dull ordinary, to 545.
for gond ; and 1,700 hags La flustyra, chiefly of
good and fine quality, within the range of the quo'ations;
300 bag. nn:inary native Ceylon are rf porte.l at 41). 13.1. per
cwt.— bop B thin Caron sold at 3gs. tier cwt. ; and a mall
lot of block Pepper at 21d. per lb.—Rice The chief busi-
no.s has been to arrive, consisting of 7,000 hags Madras, and
13,000 boo Bengal, the latter at 2.1.. to 235. lid. ; 500 bags
good yellow nn the spot, bmeeht 21.. to 210. lid. ; and 200
tees. Carolina, 30.. 6d. to 322. 6d, per ewt.—Rum: The an-
nouncement made by govtrnment of the intention to assimi-

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via, at 20.,e.—Surzar continues much inquired for, at im-
proving prices. 200 bout' middling to good yellow Ha-
vannsh add at 1711. to 17111. 1,290 bones damaged yellow
Havannah wire offered in public auction, and taken at very
hiah rates, vie., 15111. to 1811., according to quality and
condition.—Cotton: No business has been done in this article
during the week ; the little offering in the market is held
at high prises. The stock consists of 4,400 bales American,
and 600 hales East Indian.—Aides : We have to report un
introeved demand. The sales of the week amount to about
15,000 dry Buenos Apes and Monte Video, at 301 e. to :Ale.
Bice is much in request. 1,500 bags East India sold at 1118.
to 12111. ; 2BO casks Carolina, ordinary to good, 14411. to
16111.—Tobacco We have not heard of any transactions
worth reporting. The article is neglected.

HAMBURG, JAM. 23.—Colic: Wo have to report the
sales of 5,600 hags Brazil, at 3 1-IGs. to 4 ; and 1,000 lay,-3
Domingo, at 345. to Is.—Sugar In consequence of the favour-
able rep•.rts from London, our market has become very
animated, and mnny of the holders will not sell at all at pre-
/tent. Privs are decidedly higher, and a further advance is
expected. 1,400 bozea brown and yellow Havannah, suld at
5 Iv. to Oh ; 200 boxes white ditto, 'Tin to Is. ; 250 chests brown
Bahia, 5i.. to 5111 ;200 chests white ditto. 61s. to 6;a.—Cotton :
The market is without any material alterations. Surat* are
much in request. 330 It ilex American, sold at 711. to Ss.
Rice i 0 higher in price. 1 200 bags Etoit India sold at lint. to
12m. per 100 lbs.; 70 casks Carolina, at 16 i rn.—Pimento , 1,000
hag. have been taken Sy a speculator, it is said, at 4 Is.—
Pepper is very firm, but no transactions of moment have
taken place. We quote: Sumatra, 21s. to is. ; and English,
:11s. to 31e.

TALLOW.—The market is quiet. Petersburg
Y. C. on the spot, .ID. 6d. Fehrtwry to March delivery,
Ks. 6d. October to December delivery, 4.5*. 6d.

CORN.—BANBURY, JAN. 28.—Wheat, Bs. Bd. to
0.. 2d. per bushel. BAH, y, 425. to 48a. per qr. Oats, 280.
to 355. Bean., 6.. 3d. to 7s. per bu.h. Flour, 555. to 630.
err sack. Bread, 04d. per 41b loaf.
ELy, JAN. 28.—Our market to-day was well attended, and
the supply more than equal to the demand; millers not being
disposed to buy, caused a dull sale, and for all descriptions
mires had a downward tendency. Wheat, 1,157 qrs. 7 b.;
average, 700. 6d. Barley, 36 qrs.; average, 54. 2d. Oats,
505 qr.. Ib. ; average, CJ.. 7d. Beans, 66 qrs.; average,
50s. Bd. Peas, 18 qrs. 2b. ; average, 525.

HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, JAN. V.—Wheat, per load of 5
bushels. old, 43a. to 48s. ; new, 440. to 465. Beans, per qr.,
to 375. Peas, 368. to 38s. Barley, 445. to 575. Oats,
32n. to 40s.

HULL, JAN. 29.—The trade in grain is very heavy, and
prices lower, say Wheat, 3s. to b. ; Barley, 4s. to 5,. per qr.
Oats, Beans, and Peas name as last week. Of Linseed the
only arrival is from Kr etch, of 2, 479 qrs. The artivle has
been in brisk demand, and many parcels have changed
hands. The crushers have been the principle buyers, and
have succ...ded in purchasing at the rates of last week. The
inquiry has been more Mr the middling and inferior quali-
ties than for fine. We quote Black Sea, 51s. ; Peter-burgh,
fine, 495. to 504., down to 42.. for interior ; Riga, 474. to
42.. 6140etArehangel, 451.; Memisl, tbse,..bes realised 48e.,
down to 33.. 6d. for inferior seed, weighing 4711b5. There
arc buyers of Black Sea seed at 455. per qr., delivered here
in the summer and autumn. Rapeseed a fine parcel of
fine Danish is off, red at 291. per last, which is the only lot
on the market. Linseed Cain* have been in brisk demand
at Ls. per ton advance on last week's rates. Of Raps
Cakes there are no stocks. Imports during this week Lin-
seed, 2,479 qrs.; Rapeseed, 165; Barley, 875; Peas, 1,827.
LINCOLN, JAN. 29.—We.have had a fair average quantity
of grain showing to-day, but the market was generally dull.
In Wheat there was a decline of from 3s. to 4s. ; but farmers
did not sell freely, though, in the instance of two or three
intelligent large farmers, there was a desire to quit. Barley
was firm at late rates. Oats somewhat lower. B. an, nominal.
Wheat, white, 725. to 765. ; red, 68s. to 745. Barley, 30s. to
Lis. Oats, 34.. to 38s. Beans, 50s. to 56e.

LITERrOOL, JAN. 29.—1 n addition to the large imports
noted on Tuesday last, the arrivals of Flour and Indi .n Corn
from the States are again to a liberal extent, and we hare
some further supplies of Wheat thence as well from European
ports, but little else from any other quaker. Since our
first report this week the -spell of the trade has rather im-
proved, particularly for Flour, the large arrivals of which
had reduc d prices below their relative proportion, and the
parcels offered at 401. having been cleared off, higher rates
have since been paid. Of the leading articles at our market
this morning there was a good display of samples, and,
upon a moderate attendance only of country millers,
the sales of Its'bent proceeded rather slowly; at
the same time, although the principal holders were
Mostly firm, a decline of 2d. per 701 b. was in several
inetantts conceded.—lrish Flour is extremely scarce, but of
English we have a tolerable supply, which moved sparingly
at our last quotations: of American some further parcels
have been taken at 40s. 6d., and there are buyers upon a
large scale at 40s. ; but superior brands of western in
granary, being held steadily at 41s. per barrel, the operations at
that price have been limited to-day.— Pending the uncertainty
as to the quantity of Sugars likely to be used in breweries
and distilleries, Barley and Malt are neglected, and nominally
lower in values—Beans and Peas meeting somewhat less
attention today, barely support-d former prices.—ln Oats
and Oatmeal no variation.—lndian Corn not be ing disposed
of so freely as of late, was slightly depressed in value.
Arrivals front the 26th to the 28th January, inclusive,
into Liverpool and Runcorn : Wheat, 5,747 qrs. ;43ar1ey,57;
Malt, 24; Oata, 136; Beans, 1,621; Peas, 809; Indian
Corn, 17,906 ; Indian Corn Meal, 5,571 barrels ; Oatmeal,
83 loads ; Flour, 10 sacks, 31,580 barrels.

RIPON, JAN. 28.—At this day's market we had a good
supply of grain of all descriptions. Wheat and Oats Is. per
qr. decline, and Barley 2s. to 3s. from last week's price.
Wheat, white, 9s. to 10s. 3d.; red, 7.. 9d. to 9s. Beans, 64.
to 70. per bushel. Barley, 535. to 561. Oats, 275. to 365.
per qr.

ItOYSTnN, JAN. 27.—Wheat, 2.. and Barley 4s. cheaper.
Supply of Barley short. But little alteration in other articles.
A good demand fur Seed Corn. Wheat, 40.. to 475. Barley,
46• to 595. Oats, 22.. to 345. Return posted : Wheat, 573
qrs. 6b. ; average, 735. per qr. Barley, 1,473 qrs. ; average.
595. 3d. Oats, 54 qn. ; average, 31s. 2d. per qr. Beans, 42
4rs. 4 b.; average, 455. lid. Peas, 13 qrs. Ib. ; average,
9s. 7d.
SOUTHAMPTON, JAN. 29.—Our market to-day was exceed-
ingly dull for all descriptions of grain, although holders were
firm, and would not accede to any reduction in price ; eon-
sequently the amount of husinero done was very small, com-
pared with that of the last few market days.
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Sr. Ntor's, JAN. 28.—Markets heavy both for Wheat and
Barley. Wheat, 435. to 475. ; Barley, grinding, 48s. to 505.;
malting, 625. to 575. Peas, 355. to Ms. Beans, old, 325. to
3,55.; new, 34a. to 365. Oats, old, 31s. to 385.; new, 31s. to 38..
I,7inittnoE, JAN. 28.—The Wheat market wu but mode-
rate to-day ; the quality unserviceable ; the price le. to 2s,
ch, aper ; a large quantity remained unsold. All other kinds
of grain are on the decline. Wheat, 171. to 221. per load of
5 qrs. Beans, 445. to 545. per qr. Peas, 525. to 60s. Bar-
ley, 545. to 621. Oats, 325. to 425. Rye, 60s. Tares, 6s. M.
per bushel. Flour, per sack, white, 68s. ; household, 635. ;
seconds, Ms.

WAXEPIELD, JAN. 29.-Of 13,/try description of grain,
except Whet, the arrival is mederate. A general dulneas
has shown itself in the trade during the week, and on the
whole the sales have been very limited. To-day Wheat is
offered at a decline of fully 2S. per qr., without producing
any disposition to business. Barley is held firmly; the quan-
tity which some, to hand is small, and sellers are not
disposed to press the sales. Oats rather lower, as also
Shelling. Beans steady, No alteration in other articles.
Wheat, per qr., 60 lb. to the bushel, Suffolk, Essex, and
Kent, red, new. 700. to 741. ; extra, 765.; white, 70s. to 725;
extra, 815. ; Norfolk and Hunts., 675. to 71s. ; extra, 745. ;
white, 701. to 745. ; extra, 775.; Lincolnshire and Cambridge-
shire, red, 665. to 70s. ; extra, 73e. ; white, 68a. to 725. ; extra,
75a.; Yorkshire, red, 665. to 688. ; extra, 710. ; white, 68s. to
70s. ; extra, 735.; Denten and Konigsburg, white, 70s. to 741. ;
extra, 798. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 641. to 68a. ;
extra, 71s. ; Mediterranean. red, 62a. to 665. ; extra, 695. ;
old, red, 60s. to 70s. - extra, 735. Barley, per imp. qr., Norfolk
and Suffolk, 491. u,635. ; extra. 661. ; Lincolnshire and York-
shire, 475. to 515.; extra, 535. ; Scotch, 475. to 495.; extra, 515.;
grinding, 435. to 475. ; Foreign, 445. to 475.; extra, 495.
Beans, per qr., 631 h. to the bushel, small, fine, 655. to 665.
extra. Si.. ; ticks. 545. to 553. ; extra, 665. Oats, per stone,
mealing, 17d. to 18d. ; extra, 19d. ; feeding, 17d. to 18d. ;
extra, 19d-; foreign, 17d. to 18d.; extra, 19d, Shelling,
per load of 2611 b., 435. to 475. ; extra, 495. Malt, per load
of 6 budiels, 525. to 565. ; extra, 60s. Peas, per qr. imperial,
blue and white boilers, 50s. to 645. ; extra, 605. ; grey and I
feed, 40s. to 16s. ; extra, 50s. Rapeseed, per last Imperial,