The Express.
London, England, 1848-01-22 00:00:00

BALES EFFECTED UP TO TN
(7, sterday's pekes will I
Bir. and Oaf. In., 241 4
Bir., Wolv., and Dudley, tit I
80., Mem., and Bir., 41
Bristol a Exeter 'ilordo, IS
Chester and liolyhenri, 16
E. Counties, 161 151
Do. do. (11), 1.5116
Do. Eaten. 3 per Cent., No. 1,
par
Da. Fitts., 6 per Cent., No. 2,
par
Dr. Nor. & Eastern, 32
E. lanooliil re,i
Cl. Northern,4/
Great Western, 1011
ilo. Delves, 601
Hull and Selby Halves, 51
Spa. & Bury St. Edmund's, 81
Law. and Carlisle, 341
Lanens. & Yorksh. gra, 111
Ito. Fifths, 7/
Do. Thirds (11eg.), 5 1 d;
Leeds and Brodfind, 94
Lon.ond Blacks all, 6
Lon., Bright., & S.Ccast, 441
Lou. & N. Western, 1524
Do. Lea., L. & 8., 344
Do. do., New, 8
Do. Fifths, II
170.401. oh., M. & R., 604
Man., Buxton, S. Mat.,
LIVERPOOL SAL
The market still keeps dull.
Birk., Lane., & Cheshire In. (late
C. and B.), 161
E. Counties, 16
E. Lanaishire New, 31 d
EMI. and Clang., 44
Lane. and York., 3 It Ph., 54 d
Do. (WAX.), 2 13-16 d
JAS. and N. W. Now Qr., 14
Do rMla,, 0 p
N. British New, pu
MANCIIF.SITER 84
There wai not much businet
prices were a shade lower.
Inc., inn., & Ches. Jo., 3 11.16 d
E. Lancashire, 211
Do. New Quarters, 1 d
Lan. & York. (Guar.) sixths, 51
Linda and Thlnik, 151
Lon. & N. Western, 153
Ito. Man. and liirm., 601 60
North Staffordshire, par 1.10 p
BIR)IiNGILIM SA
Only a small amount of busi
had an upward tendency.
York. and N. Midland, 7G
Wulv., & Stour Valley, 1 d

Do. Thirds, 11 d
Midland, 115
Do. 501. se., 131
Norfolk. Guaraa. 51 per Cent., 31
N. British, 261 7
Do. Ilalres, 121
N. Staffordshire, 101 I
Rewl., Guild., and Reigate, 71
Shrew. &Ches. 8 per Ct. Pref.,
& E. k Doter, 311
Do. No. 1, 211
Do. Na 2, 12 111
Do. Thirds, N 0.4, 6
York, New., & Der.. SS
Do. (Orin New. 8x Der.), 311
Do. Extension. No. I, Turkana
Neese.. 191 19
Do. do. No. 2(Newe. and Err.),
1 21
Do. G. N. E. Pur. or Pref., 61
York and N. Mid., 76
Do. Pref., 17 163
Do. E. & W. Riding Eaten., 33/
Boulogne and Amiens, 1311
N. of Pruner, 111 11
Geer Yawl, 2
Parts and Lyons, 51
Paris and Rouen, 35 41
Paris and Strasbourg, 4/
Tours and Nantes, S
LES, 'Ammar 21.

Midland, 114
Do. 40/..hares. 441
Do. Ilalees, It I d
S. East. and Dnrer. 311
Do. No. 4, U. IS& Its. 6d.
Took., Nene., and Bor. (N. & B.
Ex., No. 2), 21
I N. neallordmiums,
1 abreem,ory and Mester (late
Osweetry), sy d
Lftlt, JANrAitT 21.
is, and, 'ellen preponderating,
Man., Shef.„ & Lill. Prof., 1-16 p
Ds. (She?. and Lin.), 5 d
8. E.& Dover, (Iw. at SU.), No. I,
31 1
Do. (Ise at 102.),N0.4, 1 11-16 d
York., New., and Be?., Ex. No. 2,
21 9

LES, Jetuaae 21.
aess was transacted, but prices
N. Staffordshire, 34, 94. 1 p
Shrews. sad Bind. (11:,

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LEEDS SALE-it, JANI'AIRT 21.
The transactions in the share market this morning were
trifling, and prices remained the same.
Great Northern, 01. 18e. d Witt,. Sons., and Wey., 15 d
Lamle and 1 hit At, 101 d New Newc. end Bcr., 56r. 3d. p
North Western, Al. 12a. d
BRISTOL SALES, JANULIiT 21.
The market was not quite so active.
Gt. Western Ors, 21 p Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth,
Do. New, 11 p 1414
TORE SALES, Jarrosnr 21.
Great Northern, V. Ils. - Tort, Newt., &Bee., 341
N. British Thirds, 21. Is. 6d. Do. Es., No. 2 (late New Bee.),
York & N. Mid. Pref.,161.13a. get. 121
GLASGOW SALSA, JANUARY 20.
Aberdeen, 28!. :s. Gil. Alan. & Southampton, 6s. 6d.
Gsledonian, 35 N. British Thirds, 40s. 6d. p
Dundee & Perth, IN. Its. Scottish Central, 29
Edin., Leith, and Granton Ora, S. E. & Dover, No. 4. 01. 12s. 6d.
3s. ed. 111. York, Nene.. & /ler. (G.N. of Eng.
Glas., Dum., & (arlisle, 21. ss. Par.), 9!. 12.5. bd.
Great Northern, 41. 10e.

PRODUCE.—ANTWERP, Jan. 19.—Coffee : The
market a very'firm,and a steady business iv doing. 2,000 bags
Java sold at 24c. to 241 c.; 1,000 bags St. Domingo at 221 c.;
and 2,500 bags Brazil at 201 c. to 201 c. Hold< re bring but
little on the market, and, generally speaking, opinion is very
favourable.—Cotton has been in better demand; 400 bales
American found buyers at 22c. to 251 c., and a few hundred
bags Surat at 20c. to 201 c. Prices ►ave slightly advanced.—
, Rice continues dull. 250 casks Carolina sold at 1411.
The &Masa are rather extrusive. Sugar: The market
is very quiet, and refiners keep oat of the market,
on account of the large public sales of damaged listen-
nab. Fur to-morrow, 3,400 boxes Havannah are ad-
vertised. 300 boxes yellow liavannah, sound, sold at 1411.
`to lilt Several cargoes have arrived from Cuba.—Pimeuto:
100 hags Jamaica sold at 32 to 33 d. p. Honey : 100
barrels Havannah were taken at 1211. to 15111.—Logwood
We have heanl of the sale of 70 tons Domingo, at 311. to 3/ R.,
and 30 tons Honduras at 4111. —Hides : A fair business has
been done. Sales comprising 10.000 River Plate, at 25e. to
371 c.; 450 Rio Grande, at 16c. to 171 c.

TALLOW.-LONDON.-Prices are again dearer,
and the demand continues animated; P.Y.C. on the spot,
475. 9d. to 495. At auction, 90 casks first sort Y.C. sold at
475. 34. to 47a. Gd. ; damaged, 445. Gd. to 445. 94. ; 256
casks Odessa sold, mutton, 465. fat. to 475. 3d. ; low, 455.
to 451. fid ; ox, 465. to 475. ; 223 casks 60 boxes South
American, sold, Rood and fine,.44x 63 to 455. 9d.; low,
42a. 64. to 431. 91., and in boxes, 465. 9d. ; 74 casks South
Australian sold at 455. Gd. to 465. 9d. ; 5 casks Gibraltar,
494. 34.; 7 casks East India, low, 395. 3d.: 8 barrels Trieste,
445. 94. to 45a.. being all higher prices ; 263 boxes Palm Oil
Candles, part sold, at 291. to 303. 3d. per cwt.-Jcurnal of
Commerce.

Livearoot.—There is a fair demand for Tallow, and miles
have been about 400 eivka, at 465. 9.1. to 495. for P.Y.C. ;
46.. to 47.. for Taganrog; and 4,55. 6d. for fine South
American.

CORN.—CIIIITENIIAM, Jan. 21.—The market was
well supplied wiib Wheat ; millers purchased the best sam-
ples at a decline of 2s. per qr., and the common, damp, 3s, ;
prices from 445. to 665. flour, 404. to 445. per sack. Barley
was in good request; the best malting as last week; common,
grinding, Is. per qr. lower ; from 275. to 345. per qr. given.
Malt was offered at from 665. to 60s. per qr. Beam and
Peas scarce ; prices unaltered. Oats and. Rye were also is
short supply, selling without variation in price.
EXETER, Jan. 21.—We have had a fair attendance at our
market to-day, and Wheat was offering more freely, but there
was not much business done, there being too large a margin
between seller and buyer. Prices may be noted 2s. per qr.
lower than last week, present prices being from 7s. to 7s. 3d.
for best warranted weights. 'there was not so much Barley
offering, and prices of this article were fully maintained.
Oats may bo noted at Is. to 21. per qr. less value. Fine
Flour, 403. to 421. per sack.
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Lincotst, Jan. 21.-There was again a large supply of
Wheat from our farmers to-day, which met a slow sale, at
Is. to 2s. below last week's prices ; white, 50s. to 555. ; red,
17s. to 525. Barley supported last week's prices • malting,
32a. to 355.; grinding, 28s. to 30s. Beans, new, 41s. to 441.;
old, 525. to 55. , with a very slow trade. Oats, 183. to 235.
Mar., Jan. 21.-The supply of farmers' Wheat being
rather large, and only in poor condition, prices bare receded
about 2s. per quarter. Spring Corn in limited demand, at
unaltered rates. Rye Meal has not been so much inquired
for. The weather is winterly, with a covering of snow and
a little frost. Guano has been much inquired for. Peruvian
may he quoted 9/. 5.. to 91. 10s. Ichable, 71. 10a. to 8!. bs. ;
Saldanah Bay, 41. 103. to 51. per ton. Rape Cakes are very
scarce. Bones are more generally sought after, and are on
the advance. Lin:eed Cakes, Hull-made, move off stea.
dily, at 11/. to 111. ss. per ton. Good foreign meet a
fair sale, at steady rates; but inferior are ditlicalt to quit.
The arrivals of Linseed are confined to those from the Black
Sea, say 14,110 qrs. (wish but one exception, vie, 560 qrs.
from ltiga), the principle part of which comes direct to
crushers. The market is, however, almost exclusively sup-
plied with this description of Seed, and sales have been
made, ex-ship, at prices rather in buyers' favour; whilst
holders of Baltic Seed are not disposed to press their parcels
on sale. We quote Black Sea, 4.15. 61 to 46.. ; fine Peters-
burg, 4.55.; middling, 41s. to 433. ; down to 395. per qr. for
inferior; Riga, 403. to 441. ; Memel and Konigsberg, good
crushing, 40s. to 42... ; inferior, 365. to 38s. Rep seed : Fine
Danish is held for 291. per last, and a parcel from Peters-
burg, at 261. per last. A small cargo of Black Sea Rapeseed
would find buyers at 304. per 9r., delivered ex-ship, in good
condition. Foreign imports into hull during the week :
Linseed, 14,670 qrs. ; Rapeseed, 1,550 ; Wheat, 1,720 ; Bar -
ley, 476 ; Beans, 33 ; Bones, 12 tons ; Oil Seed Cakes, 132.
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LIVERPOOL, Jan. 21.-The fresh arrivals of British and
Irish produce, owing to a continuance of east winds, still
attended by severe frost, are again rather limited in extent :
from the Unites States we have a moderate quantity of In-
dian Corn and Corn Meal, and from Egypt several cross
of Beans, amounting to 7,589 quarters; but no other foreign
produce to report since Monday last. During the period in.
tervening between our first and second markets this week,
the Wheat trade assumed a little more firmness, some par-
cels of the low qualities of foreign changing hands at previ-
ous rates; and whilst Indian Cora and Corn Meal
met an improved demand at rather higher prices,
other 'nicks remained stationary in value. Our
market this morning having been tolerably well at-
tended by home and country buyers; the trade seemed to
open with a better feeling on the part of holders, and for
moat kinds of Wheat rather higher terms were required ;
any advance, however, being unattainable, and the transac-
tions only moderate, we have merely to repeat our last quo-
tations. Flour, though not in active request, was rather more
saleable at the rates of Tuesday. In Barley or Malt little or
no change was apparent. English and European Beans were
difficult of sale at late prices; and Egyptians, from the large
supplies at hand and coming forward, declined Is. per qr.
In Peas no variati ma. Oats continued to move sparingly on
the terms last noted; and Oatmeal receded 6d. per load.
Having several Irish buyers over here to-day, the operations
in Indian Corn were rather considerable, at an advance of ls.
per 4801 b. • and Corn Meal, being also in good demand, was
64. per barrel dearer. Prices: British: Wheat, per 701 b.,
English, red,7a. 10d. to Bs. 2d. ; extra, Bs. to Ba. 4d. ; white,
Bs. 2d. to Bs. sd. ; extra, Bs. 4d. to Bs. 10d. ; Irish, red, 70.
to 7s. 6d. ; extra, 7s. 6d. to 75. 81; white, 7s. 6d. to Bs. ;
extra, Bs. to as. 3d. Barley, per qr., Engl'ah, 345. to 35a. ;
Chevalier, 365. to 373.; Scotch and Irish, per 601b5., 3s. Od. to
4s. Malt, English, per qr., pale, 571. to 635. Oats, English
and Scotch, per 451 b., old, 3s. 4d. to 3s. 7d. Welsh, old,
Ss. 2d. to 3s. 4d.; Irish, fine sorts, new, 3s. Id. to 31.2 d. ;
old, 3s. 3d. to 31. 4d. ' • general, new, 2s. 9d. to Is. Id.;
old, 3s. 2d. to 3a. 41. Beans, per qr., English, new, 40s. to
435.; old, 441. to 481.; Scotch and Irish, per 4801 b., new,
38s. to 40s. ; old. 40s. to 425. Peas, English, per qr., white,
new, 455.. to ; ditto and Irish, grey, 31s. to 36e.