The Express.
London, England, 1848-01-26 00:00:00

new, 465. to 48s. ; ditto and Irish, gray, 34e. to 86s.
Flour, per 280 lb., English and Irish, flue 38s. to 39e. ,•
superfine, 40s. to 41e. ; extra, 425. to 435. Oatmeal,i per load
of 240 lb., Irish, new, 260. to 275._; old, 235. to 245. ;
e.asate, old. 2,15. to 24e. Bran, per 241 b., Is. 2d. to ls. 4d.
Foreign : Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian red, 7s. 3d. a
7s. 6d.; white, Bs. to 81. ''d.; United States, red,
7s. 9d. to 81. 24. ; white, Bs. 4d. to Ba. 9d. ; Dantrie, '"*.141
and red, 7s. 111. to Bs. ; high mixed, Os. to ‘64.; '
Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 7s. 9d. to Bs. ; white,
Bs. 3d. to Bs. 6d. ; Riga and Petersburg, red, 6...8d. te
71. ; Archangel, 6s. 6d. to 6s. Bd. ; Oder's, oommon, red,
61. 61. to 6s. 9d.; Polish, 7.. to 7s. 3d. ; French, Spanish,
and Italian, red, 7.. to 7s. 3d. • white, 7.. 3d. to 7s. 9d. ;
Bonnet and Marianopoli, red, 6:. 9d. to 7s. 2d.; Egyptian,
4s. to 4a. 6d. ; Mediterranean, &c., hard, red, 6s. 3d. to
6s. 6d. Rye. per qr. Baltic, &t., 32a. to &I's. barley, per
601 b., 3s. &I. to 44i. 3d. Oats, per 451 b., 3s. &1., o 3s. 6d.,
Russian, 2s. Od. to 3.. Beane, per qr., European, 38s. to
425. ; Egyptian, per 4801 b., 28s. to 295. Peas, per qr.,Baltit.,
&c., white, 43a. to 465.; Canadian, 34a. to 38s. Indian
Corn, per 4b0115., 30s. to 335. ; Indian Meal, per barrel
of 1961 b.. 14,. to 14s. 6d. Flour, per brl. of 1961 b , Canadian,
sweet, 27e. to 28s. ; United States, sweet, 275. to 295. ;
United States and Canadian, sour, 22e. to 24e. Amvsle
into Liverpool and Runcorn, from the 18th January
to the 24th January, inclusive: Wheat, 6,492; Barley,
1,659; Malt, 2,069 ; Oats, 7,141; Beans, 7,797 ; Peat.
100; Indian Corn, 6,878 qrs. ; Indian Corn Meal, 2,610
barrels ; Oatmeal, 5,876 sacks; Flour, 3,956 sacks, 1,012
barrels.
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LYNN, Jan. 26.-A moderate supply of wheat and Barley.
Wheat, ls. per qr. cheaper. Batley, rather dearer. Wheat,
601 b. to 611 b., 475. to 495. ; fine white, 645. ; Barley, best runs,
30s. to 315.; fine, 325.; Oats, I Id. per stone; Beans, 38s. to
425. per qr. to the grower. Averages: Wheat, 4,620 qr.;
475. 4d. Barley, 3,530 qrs. ; 295. 3d. Oata, 148 qrs. ; 20e. 6d.
Beans, 166 qrs. ; 375. 4d.
Pcvnotrris, Jan, 26.-The Corn trade continues dull.
Prices are much as last week ; but, so long as Mark-lane
flap, millers will generally buy sparingly. The weather is
I very severe, and consumption is large.
BaLtentray, Jan. 26 -Wheat trade dull ; some few prime
dry old and new white and red Wheats, made last Tuesday's
prices ; all others were lower, Is. per sack; finest, weighing
621 b. to 64Ibe. per bu,tiel, retched 281. to 295. per sack;
moderate, 251. to 265. ; inferior, 231. to 24. Barley sold
freely at last week's prices for hest ; common, at Is. per qr.
lower. Heavy Beans, weighing 861 b., made 625. per qr.;
good tick, 464. ; common, 444. ; best boiling Peas, 45e. ;
grey and maple were Is. per qr. cheaper. Oats, Guest
Poland's and Potato, 265. per qr. ; good black feed, 225. to
245. ; common, 20s. to 21s.
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Sr. Ives, Jan. 24.—The Wheat trade to-day very dull, at
• decline of Is. per load from last week, the inferior Wheat
as much as ss. per load cheaper. The Barley • trifle
higher. There was but little business done to-day; mer-
chants c►reful of buying, but millers and mealmen bought to
supply their home consumption.
ALEXANDRIA, Jasi 10.—There is actually no demand for
anything: the only shipments are for previous orders,
hitherto delayed for the arrival of the English steamer. The
following are the present prices :—Wheat, 61 to 64 pia•. ;
beans, 61 to 55 ; barley, 34 to 36; Indian corn, 40 to 44 ;
cotton is calm at 180 to 190 ; linseed at 110 to 120 ; gums
only keep tip at 360 p. Exchange on London, 99 pies. the C.
B•AILA, Dec. 18.—Newgrain continues to arrive, and for
want of vessels Is placed in magazines. Indian corn is from
105 to 110 pies. Freight for London, 16s. per tr.

CONNTANTINOPLZ, JAL 7.—There has been no variation
of note since my last in prices, on account of the few de-
mands from Europe. Some 15,000 kilos. of wheat have been
sold for the Archipelago, 10,000 kilos. of Indian corn for
England, and 20,000 kilos. of barley fur Algiers. The follow-
ing prices are for consumption : Azoff, hard wheat. 211 to 22
piss. the kilo. ; Bessarabia, iM., 22 to 23 ; Roumelia, do., 20
to 21 ; Ibraill, soft wheat, 15 to 16; Bournelia, do., 16 to 17;
Indian oorn, 15 to 16; barley, Bto 81; oats, 9 to 91; rye,
12 to 13. In deposit : 150,000 kilos. wheat, 40,000 kilos. In-
dian corn, 70,000 kilos. barley. Freights: two English
vessels of 160 and 320 tons have chartered for England at
9s. 3d. and 9s. 6d. per qr. Exchange on London, 3 months,
110 p. the £.
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Oaten, Dec. lB.—Little has been done lately, except in
Indian corn at 105 to 107 pis., and rye at 93 pus. Very
few disposable vessels are in harbour, consequently they ark
high freights: 71. has been given to Marseilles.
°DERMA., Dec. 28.—Hard wheat has been selling here at
204 to 214 roubles ; and fine soft Polish from 214 to 234, ac-
cording to weight, quality, and colour. The only two re-
maiaieg vessels were freighted a few days ago for Marseilles
at NC The vessels are loading and getting away as feet as
they can. The weather is very cold, and no doubt in another
week the port will be closed.
SALONICA, Dec. 22.—There is little demand for wheat
and barley. Indian corn and rye find buyers, but not to a
' great extent, on account their high prices. Holders are
still nattering themselves with the hopes that they shall gain
by waiting, Wheat, hard, first quality, 74 to 78 pias.; second
quality, 70 to 72 ; third quality, 60 to 65; soft, first quality,
64 to 66; second quality, 60 to 62 ; Indian corn, 46 to 47 ;
rye, 46 to 48 ; Barley, 29 to 30. Exchange on London, 1104
pus. per E.
Bmvutta, JAN. 9.—Trade is calm. Cotton, 220 to 225
pia,. the quintal ; oil, 200 to 205 piss. the quintal. Ne
demand for grain. Exchange on London, 1104 piss. the E.

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDERSTIELD, Jan. 25.
We are glad in having it in our power to report an improve.
ment in this week's market. Our Piece-hall of to-day has
presented a more animated appearance than for some time
put, and considerably more pieces have this day been sold
than on any market day for months back.

HOPS. BokouGs MARKET, rtoo 0' Clock.
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that coloury Hops have
become very scarce, and command higherprices : and all
i
other descriptions find a ready sale, at the ollowing quota-
tions :
New Mid& E. Kenta 31. 10 tong 0 Yearling Kentitp.ort, 2110 to 31 0
New Weald of Keay 2 16 to 3 0 I Yearling flume: „ 2 oto 3 0
New Sumer ..... 2 16 to 310 01d h0p5........ „ 1 oto 2
Farnham ...... 4 4to 6 6
SALISBURY, Jan. 25.—Holders firm ; prices for best Fern-
, hams higher by 2s. per cwt.; the Bentleys, Aliens, Froyles,
Olihams, and Crondalls, of bright qualities, worth a trifle
more money ; bad coloured inferior, indifferent sale.
Farnhams and Altons of 1846 retain their price.

WOOL—HUDDERSFIELD, Jan. 25.—There has
been but little doing in the Wool business during the past
week. A few German Wools, taken off at low prices, are
all that have been done.

CATTLE, &C.-DERBY, lan. 25.-There was •
short supply of Beasts at market this morning. Sheep, fair
supply. Pigs, chiefly Irish, plentiful. Calves numerous.
Beef made 61d. ; Mutton, 7d. to 71d.; Veal, 61d. to 7d. per
lb. Pigs, 10s. per score. Rough Fat, fis. 6d. Hides, led.
per lb. Calf-Skins, 3d. to 4d.
Fsagasm, Jan. 25.-The quantity of good fat Beasts wu
small; the finest quality, therefore, made 6d. per score
pounds more money, the top reaching 13s. per score ; oorn-
MOD, 12a.; inferior and coarse, 10s. 6d. to lls. The number
of fat Calves very small; prices were, therefore, 2d. to 4d.
per stone higher, and soon sold. Fat Pigs plentiful ; trade
good. Best, small, Ils. to lls. 4d. per score ; large Bacon
Hoge, 10s. 3d. to 10s. 6d. The supply of Sheep very short ;
finest Hampshire and Sussex Downs, 6s. to 6s. 4d. per stone A
;
large, half-d, 65.; middling quality, 40. Bd. ; common and
E hes, 4s. 4d. few fine fat Lambs, wbdoh fetched 204. to
22e. each, or nearly le. per lb.
Noawica, Jan. 22.-Our market exhibited to-day but a
small show of store Cattle. The attendance of buyers being
few, and the frost severe, last week's prices were barely sup-
ported. Fat Beasts few in number ; trade firm, at Be. to
84. 6d. per stone of 141bs. The Sheep pens were badly filled ;
so little business was done in Sheep that no quotations can
be given. Store Pig trade very dulL Fat Pork from 6s. 6d.
to 7e. per stone.
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SALISBURY, Jut. 26.—The largest market for fat Oxen
held here since the Christmas Show, for which trade. was
good. The best Devous and Herefords making 13s. per
score pounds; second quality, 124. ; ordinary quality, lls. ;
coarse, 10s. ; contract, 9s. The number of Calves was also
greater, yet prices remain high. Beet, 12s. to 12s. 6d. per
score ; others, I Is. to I le. 9d. ; dead, lls. to lls. 6d. Best
fat Pigs were sold readily at 10s. 6d. to 115. ; large bacon
ditto, Ios. The number of Sheep not so great: the primed
4 end 6-tooth ; Downs made 50. to 6s. 4d. per stone of 81b. ;
large half-bred, 4e. Bd. to 65.; second quality, 4s. 6d. to
4s. Bd. ; ewes and poorer sheep, ts. 4d. ; foreign, 4e.
to 4s. 4d.

For Yesterday'• Marta's Joe lag pap.

SH (PPING.

MAILS ARRIVNIX—DubIin, 2 ; Waterford,l; Donaghadee,
1; Flanders, 1.
Lowoon, Jan. N.—Wind this day at noon, E. by N. ;
fresh gale and equally ; frost.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 25.—N.E. Arriyed Venus, St. Do-
mingo, for Copenhagen; Osiris, Batavia; Franklin, Mau-
ritius; C.adova, Valparaiso, for Havre; Magdalena, Rio
Janeiro, for Hamburg; Mungo Park, St. John's, N-..w
Brunswick, for Aberdeen.—Sailed: William Stuart, Port
Philip.
Foway, Jan. 24.—N.E.—Arrived: Mary Ellen, Mau-
rites.

FALMOPTR, Jan. 25.—E.N.E., at-long.—Arrived : Vrien-
chap, Batavia. Off port : Edonurd, Batavia.
Livzstroot, Jan. 23.—E.—Arrived: Druid, Sydney,
N.B. Sailed : Richard, Calcutta ; Kathleen, Africa ; Win.
Rushton, Vera Cruz; Magistrate, Mobile; Champlin, Phi.
ladelphia ; Emigra,t, Baltimore. Off port : Blythwood,
Callao.
Coax, Jan. 23.—N.E.—Arrived: Sarah, of Liverpool,
Callao.
GLABOOW, Jan. 25.—The Maid of the Mill, Trinidad, to
the Clyde, went on shore in Clougby Bay, 23rd hut., in a
dense fog.
ARDBOBEAN, Jan. U.—The snuck Mary, of Ramsey, has
been got off Saltooats, with little damage.
LITSRPOOL, Jan. 25.—The Princess Helene, drove foal of
the Martin Luther, off Madras, 6th ult., and both received
damage; the former put out to sea. The George and
Francis, on West Hoyle, Bth inst., has bean raised, and taken
into Hoylake.
Orr Ptysoirra, Jas. 24.—Elizabeth Muir, from Calcutta.
NEWPORT, Jan. 25.—N.E.—Arrived: 23rd, Christopher
Columbus, New York. 25th, Chieftain, Singapore.
PORT TALBOT, Jan. 23. --S .B. —Sailed : 14th, Monmouth,
St. Thomas's.
CLYDI, Jan. 24.—Arrived Rolla, Noma, H.P.
Drumm, Jan. 22.—Arrived: Sarah, St. John's.
Fe .Hours, Jan. 25. The Lawson., from Taganrog, ar-
rived have to-day, with put of cargo thrown overboard, hav-
ing been on shore near Trapani.