The Express.
London, England, 1848-01-10 00:00:00

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and.hokiers world have sold at as. us isierce. rum
without @lteration. Barley In ilemood. et flan*
rates. Oats are about 2d. per NM. eager, and In fair re.
Quest. Oatmeal, a dull isle, at maxi imps rates. Indian
Cora bee again fully declined per Sim bet there is a fair
demand, and considerable sales have been eldieted at this
»deaden. Itidita Corn Meal in fair knead.** oar quota-
tions. Price* of cargoeseel reads is store Per ten
Wheat, new, red, Irish. 111. N. Nlll. ; white, 111. 10s.
to 121. Ode, Irish, 61. 12a. 6d. ea 71. Barley, 61. 10s. to
71. 4. Oatmeal, 121. le. to 131:10.. Prime yellow Indian
Corn, 81. 7s: 6d. to 81.10,. ; Meal, 91. to 91. Se. ; do. per bar-
rel, 16e. to 17s. White India& Corn, 91. to 91.5 e.; Meal,
91.10.. to 91. lie ; do. per banal,l6.. to 16e. 6d.
Coat, Jan. 7.-Although we have been favoured with
two or three fine days, the weather still continues changeable,
and oomaionally heavy rain falls, while we have generally
sharp frosts it night. We have had rather a quiet trade
during the week, and though holding are very firm, but little
Dulness has been done in most articles of produce. The
supplies of foreign grain have ellen off materially. Those
Ohms growth ere of fair extent, the receipts for the week
being; Wheat, 2,367 brie. at 21s. to Ma. 9d. per barrel.
Barley, 1,3Q7, at 12e. to 15s. Oats, 4,747 at 71. to I Is.
barrel dearer. Holders of
Wheat, in which the business doing has been
=e▪
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ere firm, and the value of the article is fully main-
tained. The inquiry for Barley is brisk, and prices are at
least fully maintained. Some lots of the prepared article
have been sold during the week, at rather enhanced
rates. Oats continue to be • free gale, at last week's
rates, which have been fully supported Some par-
cels of prepared Osta have changed hands, at prioss
varying gore 12s. to 12'. M. per barrel, 12s. 3d. being
about the current free-on-hoard value. For Flour we cape-
dance a fair conaumptive demand, but without any alterauon
in price. The trade in Indian Corn is quiet, and, while
borders, in the absence of import alone from abroad, continue
firm, the business transacted has been an a limited scale.
Indian Corn Meal is, as of late, a dull sale, and, in fact, the
general characteristic* of the trade this week are roarieted
Wet, coupled, however, with much firmness on the part of
holders.
New ter, Jan. 7.-Oats were forward at yesterdsy's mar-
ket in very large qaautity, and the price gave way • far-
thing per stone on best descriptions. Wheat, however,
advanced 32. per cwt, on red, white being nearly out of
the market. There was a similar advance on Barley.
We quote Wheat, white, nominally at Its. to 11.. 6d. per
cat.; red, 105. 6d. to 1 ls. ; and Barley,7s. 9d. to 85. 3d. Oats
bold at 101 d. to 1011. per stone. Flour at the Newry Mills
rolls at 19s. per cwt. fur superfine quality ; first, 17s. 6d. ;
second, 16s. ; third. 14e ; fourth, 121. At the other mills
there is no alteration from late prices. American Flour and
Indian Corn meal at the same prices as last nested, via., the
former 33e. per barrel for prime, and the latter, 9.. per cwt.
Barley meal also continues without change, at 18s. Oat-
meal, machine-manufacture, 12s. M. per cwt. and country
about 6d. per cwt. lower than last week, the pries being
11.. 6d. to 125., with a pretty good sale.
KIIIILCLLDY, Jan. 8. -The weather continues very un-
settled, trot and thaw alternately, with a good deal of rain.
At our country markets this week the supplies of Wheat,
Oats, Brans, and Peas were increased, while that at Barley
still continuca only moderate. The demand was good for all
kinds of grain, and prices were in favour of sellers, except-
hag for Barley, which was 6d. per gr. cheaper. We had •
moderate supply of all kinds of grain here to-day. Wheat
and Barley .g
old slowly ; the former at about list week's
rates, the latter at a reduction of 6,1. per qr. Oats met a
quick sale, and. in many instances, were Is. per qr. dearer.
Wheat, 461. to 583. per qr. Barley, '261. 62. to 32s Oats,
22a. &I. to 29.. Oatmeal. Mg. per bag of 2809:a.

POTATOES.—SOUTAWARK, WATERSIDE, Jan. 10.
—ln consequence of • change of wind this last few days the
arrivals from Yorkshire and Wisbech have been more than
weal, but they arrived principally on Saturday, yesterday,
and to-day, therefore the effect they will have on the mar-
ket cannot be ascertained for this report. The following are
the prey nt prices : York Regents. 130 s. to 1405.; do. Se-
to 115 s. ; do. Buff, 110 s. to 115 s. ; Kent and Essex Regents,
110 s. to 1409. ; do. Shawl, 100 s. to 1209.; do. Kidneys,
120 s. to 1305.; do. Blues. 110 s. to 1205.; Dutch Whites,
70s. to 90s ; Rsmburgh, 90s. to 110 s.

HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, TWO o'Cock.
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is an excel-
lent trade for all Hops, at the following quotations :
?few Slid &E. Rage 41. 0 toll. 12 Yearllno Kentaoseat.3l.lo to 11. 0
New Heald of Roan 316t0 4 0 Yearling Wows 36t0 3 0
1 10 to 2 0
New Saver ..
larobaron ...... 4 4t05 12
A-VDOTZII. Jan. 8 —Those who have Hops still in store,
both here and at Weyhill, are asking higher prices for the
best Farnham,. For Bentleys, Altons, and Froyles still the
same prices. Flimflams from 51. to 51. 10s. per cwt.; com-
mon, 31. 104. to 41. 4s.
WtNettntirrit, Jan. B.—The trade continue; firm, at our
last quotel prices ; in some instances 21. per cwt. more was
given for the finest quality and brightest in colour.

WOOL.—BRADFORD.—There is no additional ac-
tivity among the spinners. The disposition to buy does not
improve, the prices sought acting u a barrier, particularly
14 tall•bred bright-haired Wools. The sale of noils and
books, is very similar to that of several weeks past.
Lenart—There is not any variation of moment in English
Wool this week; but with the new year there is reason
to hope that we may have a gradual improvement. The
demand for foreitn Wools has slightly improved during the
put week, prices being stationary.
Lsicarraa.—ln Wools there is no alteration in price, and
but little doing.
LIVERPOOL --For foreign wool we are glad to report a
more general inquiry, and the sales reputed during the week
are boa fair extent. Although stocks of most kinds are light,
prices show no indication of any upward tendency. There
has been a little doing in Alpaca (colours) for export.
lletchrts for continue
thes
week end very dull, and prices are almost nominal.
mports January, : Foreign, 2,532;
Scotch, 398.
'/CINCHESTER, Jan. B.—The demand increases, and prices
me looking up. Bert ter, lid. to I2d. per lb. ; half teg,
with ewe and long wool mixed, lOd. to Ild. ; combing,7d. to
81d. ; common blanket, sd. to Bd.

• CATTLE, &c.—Ssirrartnn, Two o 'Clock.—
We are but moderately supplied with Beasts. The fine
morning causes a brisk trade, but we cannot quote prices
higher on the average. Some few choice Scots make rather
ever 55. There are a few more Sheep to-day, and the trade
having • been dull in the dead markets during the put
vreek, buyers make a great effort ta reduce prices; thus
trade is slow, and anything that is not flrst-rate makes
rkther less money. The weather being good, no doubt a
clearance will he effected. The number of Calves is again
very :small, and Friday's quotations are well supported.
Trade is rather hetter supported for Pim. From Holland
we have 121 Beasts, 470 Sheep, and 16 Calves; from
Scotland 100 Beasts, and Ireland. 150.
Per stone of 6Pn. ad.a d. ' Per stone of iPbs. ad.
Bast Scots, Herefords
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410
05 0 Bost Dm. kII (AM.. Pb 0 0 0
Bed Shortnoras ..
Second quality Beasts.. 38 4 r Do. do. Shorn
gin's@
52
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Pfp .46 5 4 Do. do. Shorn „ 0 0 0
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Darts at marketf. 2,275 Shoop sad Lambs. 12,600 ; Odra: 01 : Ple4. 315.
CIL/snow, Jan. 6.—There was fully an average supply of
Oattle in this market to-day, a fair proportion of which
were of gond quality ; and, there being plenty of buyers, our
former rates a-cre well supported. viz.: Best mot Beef, 80s.
per cwt., sinking the offal; middling and inferior, 4.55. to
55e., with a god clearance. Of Sheep, there was also an
average turner shown, for which former rates were a'so
obtained. Wedder Mutton, 6.1 d. to 74. per lb.; Ewes, lid.
to 6d.

lor Salterdesy' 8 Markel, an last page.

SHIPPING.
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34 ►ILX ARRTVoll.—Thiblio, 6 ; Waterford, 3 ; Donaghadee,
2; Guernsey, rite., 1; French, 1 Flanders, 2; Holland, 1.
LONDON, 10.—Wind this day at noon, N.W. by
N, fine clear weather.
DUNDEE. Jan. B.—Sailed: Dottrel's, Mobile.
BRIATOL,—SaiIed : Nora Creina, An-
tigua; Belmont, St. John's, N.B. Off port: Susan, Deme-
rara.
DUAL, Jan. B.—N.W.; 9th, E.N.E., fresh.—Arrived
Sth, Lady Liiiord, Bombay; Cagnorna, Callao; John Willis,
Demerara; Liverpool, St. John's, N.B. 9111 : American
Eagle, New York. Arrived from the river and sailed, 6th:
Bratty, B•gmbay. Bth: Admiral, St. John's. 9th : St.
George, Ascension ; Loehlibo, Callao ; Dorothea, Grenada.
Sailed, 9th : Tamar, Hobart Town. Bth : Janet Wilson,
London to Batavia, put bark yesterday, having been in con-
tict off Dungenes, and received damage; will be towed to
the river to repair.
SWASIItrA Jon. B.—N.E.—Arrived, 7th: Harriet, and
William Nic'holson, Cuba. 9th : Dorothy Gales, and Alicia,

Cuba.
OLOUCESTER, Jan. B.—Easterl7.—AiTlved : Elizabeth,

Baltimore.
Mosono, Jan. B.—N. by E., squally.—Put in: Lemuel,
Bristol, for /Oriel, with damage.
Oaximocx,N.E.—ArrivedAlceste, Deme-
rara ; Oipsev, Newfoundland. 7th, Thomas Dempeey, De-
merara. Bth, Royal William, Newfoundland ; Lyra, Dleme-
ram. Sailed: 7th, Abeona, New Orleans. Bth, Euccles,
Bombay; Snowdon, St. John's, N.B.
HOLYHEAD, Jan. B.—Sailed: Margaret Ann, Newfound-
land.
YARMOUTH, Jan. B.—The SiMers, of and for Ran:legate,
from Middlesbrough, has been assisted in very leaky, having
been on shore on lieshorough Sand, and must discharge.
ALLOBOROULIII, Jan, 9.—lt has blown a gale from the
east all day.
luaus, Jan. 7.—Arrived Isabella, Charlotte Town,
Prince Edward's Island.
PORT LAGAN, Jan. s.—The Rock, Belfast to Port
William, which was embayed in the bay, on the lst
has bun hauled off, and sailed, without damage.
Coax, Jan. B.—S.W.—Arrived Grampion. and John
Mackensie, Callao; Lucy Askin, St. John's, N.B.
HULL, Jan. 9.—Variable.—Arrived: Bth, Minna, New
York, for Bremen.
KINGSTOWN, Jan. 7.—W.N.W.— Arriv4Xl : Wanderer,
Bt. Lucia.
REMSGATR, Jan. 9.—E.N.E., strong.-:Sailed, Bth, Maria
Hardy, Rio J -moire ; Anyersais, Savannah.
PORTSMOUTH, Jan. B.—N.-9th, E.N.E., fresh.—Sailed
Bth: Maria, Callao. 9th, Parsee Merchant, Ceylon
and Madras; Irvine. Agullas, and put back same day.
Cowes, Jan. 9.—E.N.E.—Sailed: Virginia, New Orleans.
Doves, Jan. 9.—The China, from London to Charleston,
which west on shore between the South Foreland and this
place on the sth inst., was got off this morning, and towed
into the harbour, with little or no damage.