The Express.
London, England, 1847-01-18 00:00:00

of ao host of its commeneemani, at en advents, Of h. to to.
per qr., whilst the amendment an Foreign eanoot be 'teed
at less than Bs. per qr. A large porch:vie of Rostock, weigh-
ing 38 lb. per bushel, was made at 344. per gr. f.o.b. to-day.
British: Wheat, Northumberland, new, white, "i 4.3. to 82a. ;
red, 70s. to 765.; Norfolk and Suffolk, old white, 745. to SOs. ;
red, 725. to 785.; new, white, 765. to 84s. ; red, 745. to 801.;
Lincolnshire, old, white, 70e. to 81s. ; red, 708. to 775. ;
new white, 725. to 820. ; red, 72.. to 795. Rye, Norfolk and
Suffolk, 565. to 60s. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 545. to 563. ;
Chevalier, 568. to 605.; Northumberland and Scotch, 46e.
to 1520.; Chevalier, 50s. to 545. • grinding and distilling,
40s. to 485.; Malt, 86s. to 76a. devalier. 765. to 80s. Oata,
Northumberland and Scotch potato, new, 345. to 36a. ;
common and Angus, old, 30s. to 32; new, 28.. to 30s.
Peas, white boilers, 54. to 60.. Beans, 500. to 545. Flour,
per sack, fine Stockton and Northumberland, 565. to
595. ; Norfolk whites, 58s. to 600 ; households, 565.
to Nis.; 'seconds, 60s. to 565.; households, 50s. to
650.; thirds, 46e. to 501.: households, 445. to 50s.
Foreign .• Wheat, Dantsic and Konigsberg. white, free, 765.
to 84s. : red, 665. to 745. ; Silesian, white, 725. to 82a. ; red,
701. to 765. ; Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 741. to
8.35. ; red, 70s. to 781. ; Hamburg, Marks, and Anhalt, white,
70s. to 82s. ; red, 665. to 765. ; Kiel and Holstein, white,
665. to 764. ; red, 68a. to 725. Barley, Seal. 48s. to 545. ;
Pomeranian and Holstein, 465. to 525. Oats Pomeranian
feed, 26e. to 32a.; Holstein and Danish, 265. to 3^a.;
Peas, white, 545. to 60s. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb.,
United States and Canada, duty, paid, 38a. to 400.-The
arrivals this week are Wheat, 3,944 qrs. ; Rye, 165; Bar-
ley, 520 ; Flour, 1,986 sacks.

Noawico, JAN. 16.-Our market continues to be abun-
dantly supplied with Wheat, both from farmers in the locality
and also by merchants and dealer. from neighbouring coun-
ties, by the railroad, making together an abundant supply.
At the opening of the market a fair amount of business was
done at last week's prices for choice parrels, but the second
and inferior qualities gave way is price about 2s. per qr.,
which was unwillingly accepted to some extent, but much
was taken away unsold, in expectation of higher prices next
week. In Barley the supply was short, and buyers not
coming forward readily, last week's prices were with diffi-
culty supported. Oats are again dearer. The same may Pc
noted of Peas and Beans. Flour stationary, and not much
done. Wheat, white, 63 lbs. per bushel, 765. to 82s. per qr.;
red, 745. to 78s. Barley, malting, 58s. to 60s. ; grinding,
525. to 565. Peas, maple grey, 545. to 551. Beans, small,
555. to 58s. Oats, 42 to 43 lbs. per bushel, 36*. to 40.. per
qr. Flour per sack of 28011 a., 535. to s:ls. 6d. free on board
at Yarmouth, the purchasers finding sacks.
B,YSTIERLAND, JAN. 16.-There was a large supply of
Wheat from the growers at market to-day, but there have
been no arrivals of either grain or Flour coastwise since our
last. There is great activity in the trade; and, though the
sales have for some time past been very much beyond the
usual demand, Wheat finds ready sale at enhanced rates.
To-day from Is. to 2s. a quarter were obtained in advance of
last week's prices, and some prime samples of Wheat have
command4d 818. per qr. The rates now obtained are 76a.
to 80s. fur best samples, and 725. to 745. for average qualities.
AM Wheats fetch 625. to 675. South Country Wheats and
free foreign ready sale at proportionate prices. Malt is 3a.
to 48. per qr. dearer, and is now worth 781. to 82r. Barley
in demand, at 488. to 565. ; Oats at 28.. to 31s. Beans, 445,
to 48s. ; and grey Peas, 40s. to 445. Flour has advanced 3s.
to 48. per sack ; the price of South Country is 618. to Ws.,
and of home-made. 595. to 60s. Averages for the past week:
Wheat, 881 qrs. 3 bushel*, 745. Bd. Barle7, '250 qrs., 575,
Oats, 14 qrs., 255. 9d. Beans, 61 qn., 455. 2d.

WARMINATER, JAN. 16.-Our market for Barley WAN
very different to last week ; the dealers then were altogether
wild, but to-day they appeared to be more lookers-on than
buyers, with a very full market of Barley. The price for
Wheat was rather better. Wheat, per qr., 5.5 e. to 84s. ;
new, 645. to 841. Barley, 46e. to 61s. Oats, 265. to 31s.
Beane, 48s. to 601. Bread, 91d.
WINCHI:STER, JAN. 16.-Wheat remained stationary, at
last week's quotations, if we except the but white samples, I
for which • trifle more money was given. The best white
Wheats realised from 221. to 231. per load; red, 20/. to 211.,
selling freely at these terms. Flour ha not risen. For
bast malting Barley 60s. up to nearly 70s. per qr. has been
given within the last week, malstera riding round to the
farm-yards to purchase before market day ; grinding Bar-
ley, though much damaged, grown, and discoloured, fetches
50s. to 545. per qr. ; the commonest and lighest samples
selling at from 40s. to 48s. Oats very scarce, and from 2s. to
3.. per qr. dearer, best fetching 40s. to 445. ; seconds, 36.. to
383. ; common, 30s. to 345. per qr. Rye seems much in
request, at a trifling advance, yet but little for sale. Beans
fetched Is. per qr. more money. White and grey Peas were
also offered rather more plentifully, at last week's terms.
Tares as last week. Indian Corn scarce, and fully as dear.
WISHISCR, JAN. 16.-We are well supplied with Wheat
to-day, and but moderately with other grain. Wheat sells
at 21. to 3s. per qr. over last week's prices, but there was
evidently less disposition to purchase towards the close, and
the trade finished dull. Oats and Beans eagerly sought
after, the former at a penny a stone, sad the latter at Is. to
12s. per qr. more money. Wheat, old, 655. to 695. per qr. ;
new, 675. to 6.45. ; extra, 80s. Oats, 17d. to 181 d. per stone.
Beans, new, 535. to 545., to the growers.

WORCESTER. JAN. 16.—We had a large quantity of
Wheat at market to-day, a great part of which was taken
home unsold, as buyers would not generally comply with the
advance of 2s. to 3s. per qr., which was established on what
charged bonds. Barley ull, but 3s. to 4s. per qr. dearer.
Very few Oats offering, and an advance of 2v. per qr. was
obtained. Beans sold slowly, at an improvement of 2s. to 3e.
Per qr.

YORK, JAN. 16.—We continue liberally eupplied with
grain at this day's market. Wheat has met a steady sale,
at ls. per quarter over hat week's prices. Barley is fully 2s.
dearer, and Oats sell steadily at full prices, but do not quote
them higher. The following are the resent prices of
grain : Wheat, white, per imp. qr., 745. to 485.; red, 695. to
735. Barley, malting, 52a. to 565. ; grinding, 475. to 50..
Beane, 50s. to 525. Rye, 475. to 60s. Malt, 745. to 78a.
Oats, 160. to 174 d. per at. of 141 b. Flour, 56e. to 60s. per
sack of 280Ib.

DUBLIN, JAN. Is.—The upward tendency of our market
still continues. We have this day to advise a further ad-
vance on the rates of Tuesday of la. to Is. 6d. on Wheat, Is.
on Oats, and 6d. to Is. per barrel on Barley. Ormeal and
Flour are also each fully Gd. per cwt. higher. The following
was the general currency to the farmer ;—Wheat, red, 46.. to
50s. ; white, per 2801 W., 488. to 52a. Oats, per 1961b5., 235.
to 245. 6d. Barley, per 2211 b.., 275. to 30s. Oatmeal, per
cwt., 255. to 275. Hour, seconds, per cwt., 254. to 265. 6d.

BELFAST, JAN. 15.---With small supplies of all kinds of
grain at market, and a brisk demand, every article has ad-
vanced considerably. Farmers' Wheat must be quoted from
Is. to Is. 3d. per cwt. higher. In parcels, many sales have
been made of Irish, from £lB Ss. to £lB 10a., and American,
in bond, sold at £l7 10s. per ton. Flour is also Is. per cwt.
higher, and Barrel Flour about 2s. 6d. per be. dearer. Bar-
ley Pearce, and prices advancing rapidly. Oats have again
suddenly advanced about 2e. per cwt. and in firm demand ;
and Oatmeal must be quoted at nearly a similar improve-
ment in price. Notwithstanding some arrivals of Indian
Corn, prices tare advanced nearly Is. per cwt. for both the
Cern and Meal.

CORK, JAN. 15.-The weather continues open and fine,
and every thing in the grain way from the country, goes off
at our quotations. A very extensive business ham been done
during the week in Flour, and the price in firm. Wheat is
held for extreme rates, which checks business. The stock of
Oats is nearly exhausted; a cargo of black, from Prince
Edward's Island, of very fine quality, fetched 21s. per barrel,
ex-ship. Our native Oats sell at the vamp price. A great
many vessels, Indian Corn laden, have arrived since our last,
for orders; some few remain here, the majority are for other
ports. Prices are advancing-171. ss. ex-skip, the lowest
sale made, and some are now holding for 181., but it is not
obtainable as yet. But few floating cargoes offering, 70s. to
720. per qr., C. F. and 1., the rates asked. Receipts from
Bth to 15th inst.: Wheat, 509 ; Barley, 420; Oats, 2,866.
Prices to fanners : Wheat, per barrel of 20 stone, whit* 465.;
red, 40s. to 45e. 9d. Barley, per barrel of 16 stone, 225. 6d.
to 264. Oats, per barrel of 14 stone, white, 21e. 6d. to 226. 6d.
black, 18s. to 21.. Wheat subject to 6d. per barrel,
and Oats and Barley to 4d. per barrel brokerage in addi
tion to the quotations. Polish Odessa Wheat, 465. ;
Marianople Wheat, per barrel 20 at. 48s. ; Wheat, f.0.b.,
per barrel of 20 at., 460. to 48s. VAR. Oats, per barrel
of 14 et., 21s. to 22a.; black, 21s. White Indian Corn, per
ton, 171.10 s.; yellow, 171. 10s. Indian Corn Meal, white
and yellow, per ton, 191. 10s. Oatmeal, per ton, 241. Flour,
Brno, per cwt., 28s. ; seconds, 275. ; households, 20s. to 23a. ;
thirds, 15s. to 18s. Bran. per ton. 71.105. Wheaten Meal,
per ton, 201. to 211. Canadian Flour, 465. per barrel.
Limmuca, JAN. 16.-We had rather a better market to-
day, above 600 barrels of Wheat being received, which of
course was speedily purchased at late full prices. A
moderate supply of Oats, for which within a fraction of
Is. Bd. per stone re freely paid for all good simplex. Weather
fine, mild, and open, looking quite settled; a slight frost last
night. No animation in the requirements of the country as
yet.
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WATERFORD, JAN. 16.—Supplies of grain at our market
are still lamentably short, and, in consequence, the upward
tendency in prices remains unchecked. During the week
considerable sales of Wheat from granary have been made, at
an advance of Is. and 2s. per bushel, and a similar improve.
meat has been realised on a few parcels of Barley recently
imported. The demand for Flour continues unabated, espe-
cially for the interior, and this article must be quoted dearer
by Is. per sack. Our market has been cleared of Indian
Corn, at 2s. to 3s. per barrel over last week's rates. The
following are our present prices of grain and flour :—Wbeat,
per brL of 280 lbs., mill, 445. to 46a. ; shipping, 425. to 435.
Barley, per brl. of 224 lbs., 295. to 31s. Oats, per brl. of
196 lbs., 20s. to 211. Flour, per sack of 2801biL, superfine,
61s. to 635. ' • seconds, 565. to 58s. ; thirds, 525. to 54e.;
fourths, 425. to 450. Indian Corn, per brl. of 280 lbs., 455.
to 46e. 3d. ; meal, 19s. to 19s. 6d. per cwt.
CORPTANTINOPLR.—A letter of the 26th ult., states that
300 vessels laden with corn were then waiting in the Bas-
phone for a favourable wind to take their departure for
the Mediterranean.

ODERSA.—Letters from Odessa of the 12th, 15th, and
18th ult., lay : " At the present moment there are about 200
vessels in our pert, a great many of which are obliged
to anchor in the roadsteads. 1. illy vessels have taken
in their freights, sad only await a favourable wind to get
under weigh. The price of corn varies from 12f. Mc. to
14f. 60c. the hectolitre, according to quality; the freight
for Marseilles is 4f. 50c. During the mouth of September,
714,000 hectolitres of wheat were expedited; in October
more than 1,500,000 hectolitres arrived at Odessa, and for
...onto( vessels, the exportation only amounted to 375,000hec-
tolitres. The stores of corn are considerable; one third had
already a fixed destination. Sales were brisk, but nothing
great was done, though sellers were willing.

POTATOES.—SOUTRWARK, WATERsIDE, JAN. 18.
—The prevailing east wind bas prevented arrivals to this
market luring the past week coastwise, but some small lots
have arrived by steam-vessels and from the various railways,
which have been sokl at advanced prices, in consequence of