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

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N0.120.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 18,1847.

Leeds, newels., & Man., New
Branch (Blue), 5;
Lords & Thirak, 151 4
Do. Pref. 6 per et., 4;
Lie., Crosby. & Southport, 311 ;
Lie.. Man., & Newc.Jn., 2;
London and Blackwell, New, 5;
Lon.,Brighton, &S.Collat, 57 6)
Do. ConroL Fifth', 954
London & N. W., 195 3
Lon. and S. Western, 634 4
Do. New, 23;
Do. Tenths, 4 I
Do. Scrip, 5;
London & York, Scrip, 3;
Lynn and Fl 3, 22
Lynn and Dereham, 161
Nan, and Leeds, Extension, 11 p

Yale of Neat, 11
West Riding Union, 11 p
York & Neweastle,'37l
Do. New, 12
Do. Pref., 7
York &ad Palsy, 90
York & N. MMI. Pref., 121
Do. F. & W. Riding Ex., 171
Boulosme and Atilitlls 111
Dutch Rhenish, 41 3
East
Luzembarg, 21
Namur and Li 31
N. of Frame, lege,2l 19
Orleans aad Bordeaux, 711
Paris and Strabourg. 31
Sambre and Meuse, 41

BALES, Jan. 16.
Ilan., nhetT., and Grimsby (201.
shut's), 11 d
1 N. ittaffordraire, 31 0
Shrews. to Bir., (9/. 12a. 3d., B), ip
6brop. Union, I d
W. Biding Union, 1 13-16 p
HULL BAT,IaI,

Bir., be., & Ches. n., p
E. Countlea, Ter. 5 tweet, No. 2, 7
}lint Lancashire, New Fcp , If p
Alan., Ben., Mat. & Mid., 15-46
Man. & Leeds F.nt., 16 p
Alan., Shelf., & tin. Eighth., 8 d

North British Qrs., at,:
Thinis, 24 p
& N. W., 15s.‘d
Liocohlahirr, 31

Jar. 16.
North Western, 9s. p
North Staffordshire, Xt. As. p
N. Counties Union, Ms. 28s.
Drrby, Rat, it Wor. June., 13a.
ES, Jas. 16.
Melton & Driffield Jun., 14 p
Man.Bo.eedw,lllsr.late
Do. Ex. (lateW., P., &G.I.
North British, Thirds, 20s. 51s. p
Do. Qrs., 40s. p
Do. Ex., Srip, lin .16. p
N. Comics Us., len 17..6d. d
North Western, 10a. 9s. p
Sheffield, and Rotherham, p
Do. and Goole, 6a. Sr. p
West Riding I'M" 41. Is,
Wharldale Junction, I In. d
York & Netremtle, Pref., 4j p

LEF.OSI 81L
Amber., Not., and Bor., par la, d
Birmingham & Osronl Jo., 10 p
Buckinghamshire, 13,.. Gd. p
E. Counties, York Rot., 95a. p
Fast Linesithire, New Ilk., 21 p
Do. New Scrip.4Ar. p
FAA and West Yorkshire, 9a. d
Gt. N. Oats Lon. & York), las. p
Leeds & Dewsbury, New Biters.,
Bret,, sa. d
Do. t, 24..1i I;
1,,,,d,,,Wae.,k Mid., 12s.
Man., Bux.., Mat., & Mid., 17s0d.p
YORK PAL
Gt. Northern (Lon. & York Iteg.),
31.. 31. 2s.
Man., But., Mat., & Mid., Si
N. British Thirds, SC 9s.
Do. Quarters, 91. N. 31. la.
Do. Extrusion, IC 6s. Gd. IL Si.

JAN. 16.

N. (bustler Union, 1
Met, Roth., &G001e,21 2/.l.7mGd.
York & New,. New, 12
Do. Pref., 7 7k
York & N. Mid. Pref., 122

.tberdere. 251
Ayr and Galloway, 49a.
Caledonian, New, 50a.
!bract N., Perin, 61.. 6d. 65..
Fast Lothian Ceo., 30a. 48s.
Edin. and Northern, 151
Do. New, 97a.
Do. & Newport, 61 6/.63.
Ito. New, &la. 6la
Edinburgh and Perth, Old, 391.
Ito. do., New. 57a. Ma.
Cl. Nor. tlste Dir. Nor.), 90a. Ws.
Jas.

ALES, Jss. 13.
North British, 34
Do. Halves, 13;
Do. Third,,,
Do. Qrs., 70s.
Do. New, Qr., Sc., 30. 6d.305.
BeottL4h Central, 211
Shrews., o.w.,3:(ltester, New,24•.
Strathearn Junetion, 111%.
Direct Bombay R Madras, Is.
Great N. of India, 3. fld.
Gt. S. of Madras, 4.

Aberdeen, 25
Caledonian New, 55e.
Direct Noe. Scrip, 625. rd. G2s.
Dundee & Arb., New, No. 2. has.
lhandee and Perth, New, I
Vogl of Fife, 50s.
}mot Lothian Central, Cht. 464.6 d
& Glasgow, Quarter., 191
Lain., Lea, and Granton, New,
755. 75a Gd.
Edin. & Perth, New, 55*. Gd. 56a.

and North., New, 9D. 93e.
Do. Newport, 6 •
Gt. N. (Dir. N. Reg.), 88e. Va.
N. Dritiob. Qualters, 67a. 6g.i.

Do. ‘;;;;to,
Scottinh Control, 211 22
Scottish Midland, 141 14
Shross,., Ossestry, 24c., New, 24e.
Strling A D0n4r1.,145.
Strothearn Junction, 80s.
Circa Wt-stern of Howl, CIA.

GLASGOW 8A
Ayr and Gall., 475. fd. 46..6d.
Caledonian New, 58a 6d.
Caledonian and Durnbart.,43s.44s.
Direct Northern, Scrip, 621. Cd.
&lin. ;tad 61. w. Halves, 21
Kenn. sad Northern, 151
Edinburgh and Perth, 575. 6d.
Ghia., KiL, and Ayr, liaises, N 0.2,
5 p
CDs., Ihtm., and Cat., 61. 13s. Bd.

LES, las. 15.
Glaw, Nil., and Ardrow, 82s. 83s.
AIL and Ayr Direct, 575.
Man. B:Soulltampton,l7.36s.6d.
North Britishlturdr.
Paisley, Itorn, and llurlet.,6sa.
Scottish Central, 211 2
Scottish (;rand Jn., 25,
Stirling and Ituneennline,773.7Be.
York and New. Prof., 71

Ayr & Galloway, 430. 6d. 445.
Odedonien, New, 56e.
Cniedon. & Dumb., 42.. 6d.
Direct Bombay & Madrue, 4e. 6d.
Direct North.. Scrip, 62e. 61e. 6d.
Dundee & Mb., 44
Do. New, No. I, 32
Dundee & Perth, New, 14 14j
Glasgow Gen. Terminus, 12

16.
Ola*., Ail., k Ayr, Flares, No. 2,
4j 47. le.
Olga., Dun., & Car., W. It.
Caw., Ail., & Ard., 85..
Oka Harbour Mineral, 378. Bd.
Mad., Net, & Arcot, 2a. 9d.
Man. & Southlunpton, 338.3366 d.
Scotttet Central, 22
Seettiab Grand J n., 216

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, So f fxtst Two.—
The refined Sugar market continues bare of goods ready
for delivery, and prices are fully sustained. Standard qua-
lity, 665. Rice he: been in bridc d mend, and good white
Bengal must be quoted 245.; fine, 2.55. ; which is a further
advance. Rum remains firm at the late advance. Tea has
been in fair demand. Oils have been dull of sale at our
quotations. In other articles no alteration. The public sales
of Sugar advertised for the ensuing week are smaller than
the previous one, which was unusually large.

PRICES CURRENT.
Strom', per cwt. oLve earn. Pigs, No. 1.
W. India,S.P.bwa.o46 40.,4904 Hoops ll 3...11 10
Yellow &Grey ... 30 0...52 Cargo at Carditehar 8 15... 9 0
Pine 53 0...30 Swedish ll 10 0 9
Mauritius, brown... 39 0. 47 LEAD, at per Re.
Yellow 49 0...52 Pig, best lB 10 0 0
Fine 53 0 57 Milled, eheet 19 5... 0 0
Bengal 304adna,b 39 0...48 Bare 22 0... 0 0
Yellow 4B 0. 31 Patent ebot 22 0... 0 0
White 5O 0...58 red or minium ... 19 15...20 0
Foreign, brown.-- 38 0. .47 Svelter gal. l9 15
Yellow 49 0 51 Opa, per 232 imp.d.p.
Grey and white 5O 0..08 Fish, Seal, pale 37 0.. 0 0
Refined, Hambro'.. 68 0...72 straw
Lumps 64 6..67 brown k yellow.. 29 0.. 32 10
Come, In Bond. Sperm 39 0...90 0
West India, ord.6 Head Matter 92 0...93 0
Cod . _ 27 0...21 10
_ ._

SS O.

40 0

Issry
Good. 43 0... OD 0
Piss 7O •...173 0
Ceylon, goad ordi-
nary 4O 0... 40 0
Mae ordinary— 43 0... 0 0
Pt.. 30 0... 90 0
Macy,R=l Wane. 56 0... 83 0

South Pea 2ll 10::.30 10
OUre,Galllpoll,p.ton 49 0... 0 0
Cocoa Nat 420.410
Seed. R• 261,
per ton 10... 0
25 6
'Jeered 36
25 5.. 10
Pm:melons, per mt.
Butter—Cork, 51 2 . 0

nary to Gm 36 0... 38 0
iinertea and P
dans 24 0... 26 0
T. 4. at per lb.
Oonsou,common- 0 84— 0 ili
Rtcr, at per cot.
Bengal white 22 0... 24 0
Can* l9 O.- 21 0
Jara l3 0... 19 0
Patna 26 0.. 20 0
Carolina. 0 0... 0 0
Snares.

Brd 0 0... 0
Dublin, tat 0 0... 0
Limerick, do B2 0...92
Carlow, bit 9O 0...100
Newry, lrt
Waterford 0 O.- 0
68 0. 92
Beef, Ind* Per
tierce lndia.
0.. 0
Prime Mess 0 0... 0
_prime town— 77 6...80
Bilia-Pork.Lmrk t 76 0...77 6
D•. Belfast 1
Daft Waterford,
60 n 62 0
Bziewt.
37 0...58 0
Lard,Belfsst,pr Irk Ist 0...58 0
Waterford, do
Ditto Bladder
American
Moss, On and Cow, at per lb.
I. A. ands. Tide*,
dry
a.O dGla.O 11731
0 1 0 1
ail, illy ? s. ...o 6

Bum at per gall.
Leeward bland
noot . . 3 2 ... 3
Demerara, 56 tn
36 per cent.
O.P. . . . . 316.. 4
Jamaica, 36 to 36
per cent. O.P. 4 0 4
Favourite marks 4 6 ... 5
Brandy, let brands 5 0 .. S I
British apnita, d.p.11 9 ...11
&etch 11 9 11
Irian ll 9 .11

Ftss, per ton.
Rign,P.T.R. £44 0...63
St Petersburg, 9
bead 4O 8... 0
Dutch end Flendela 63 0...83
Friesland
Barr, at per too.
litt.Petershurg,clean/37 10..38
outshot ....... 34 10..15
half clean
Rigs, Rhine
°Mesa 33 0...0
pas
Manilla
East India Senn l7 0...))
Boaster l4 0...18
Jute
at per curt.
Banc* 103 0.. 4I
Straits
Coin. in !Socks 9B 0... 8
laws, at per ton.
Bars 11 13 £lO

Brasil
l+,
Rio, dry 0 41..0 0
Lima& Pulp. dry 0 5 ...0 6
Wept India, dry 0 Z.. 0 6
Salted 0 3 . 0 4%
East India 0 0 101
Klps, B.Ayres, dry 0 7 ..0 8
Russia, dry 0 84...0 9
8. Amer.llorse, per
hide 6 0...16 0
Ruses, ditto 6 6...10 6
Dra Woone, at per ton.
Lultuood, Jamalca C 4 5... 4 1
Honduras 5 5. 5 1
Camper-lay 6 10. 7 1
Ftuele, .12IIISiell 3 10... 6
Nicaragua, lame and
solid 14 0...15
Small.
Lima 10 0...16
Sapan 10 0. 17 1
Red Sander. 5 0 3 1
Brasil 60 0...90

METALS.—Gimoow, JAN. 16.—Our market has
not maintained the advance of last week m Pig Iron ; the
fall in the price is as great as the change was unexpected ;
from 775. mixed Nos., at which the market opened on Mon-
day, the price has receded to 741. to 73e. per ton, nett cash;
at the latter quotations there are sellers, but few buyers: to
be met with above 724. The advanced rate of discount by
the Bank of England, the accounts from America, and the
price of provisions, will tend to affect the price of Iron still
more.

TALLOW.—The following are the quotations:
Petersbzugh T.C. on the spot, 4Se. All the year delivering,
40s. January to March delivering, 425.

CORN.—MARK-LANE. The receipts of Wheat
and Flour during the past week have been but moderate.
This morning's supply of Wheat by land-carriage samples
from the near counties was by no means large; without
any great life in the trade, sales were effected at an advance
of 2s. per qr. upon the rates of this day se'unight. Free
Foreign Wheat must be called 2s. dearer, with a limited
amount of business doing. Barrel Flour the turn dearer
In the present uncertainty as to the intentions of ministers
with respect to the use of Sugar and Molasses in distilleries
and breweries, the trade were disinclined to purchase Barley
this morning, and its value must be Rooted nominally the
same as last week. Oats, of which article few have come to
band during the week, were saleable at an improvement of
fully 3s. to 48. per qr. Beans and white boiling Peas were
fully as dear.
BRITISH. MMus ruttautsv
Weawv, Lees and Kent Red 113 to 77 79 Wbite 75 to 79 to 83
Norfolk aad Suffolk G 9 to 75 77 do 79 to 77 to 78
Talavera (Ern or Suffolk) la to 85
Casetwilielk
_Waft Red 75t8 77 to 79 White 77 to 79 to 81
& Soot& do. —to do
Id& 40, —to do —to— to
Are 4O to 44
Balumr, Freaks 4S to 45 DlAllling 45 47 to SI
Makin II to 53 Chevalier 53 to 57 flue to 59
Mel to
Brea Waxer 34 to SS
82 02 88 fine pole 88 090
Ogre, English Feed 35 to 37. Od Black... S 4 to 374 Od
Ditto Poles& 99 to 41. Od...Potato.. 40 to 434 Od
Berwick andScotehFeed 3G to 9/34 Od...Potato* 41 to 434 011
Irish Feed .llO So 14 to Me 0d...81eek... 84 to Me Od
Ditto Potato

[3d.

nun
, Ginn 47 to No 161-31ap1e... 48 to 52e Od
Moe 00 to 611..=ria 66 to 70
/nap 47 to 63.. 36 to 60
Beeps, lung= 46 Is 47 71ek. 47 lo 30...0id 30 to 34
lionovr ........411 to SO Bosoll 31 to 33...01d 34 to 38
TAM," New Opeleg .... . to New Winter—
to —...01d to
to
ItersPeeo, New 40 41
Per cwt.
CLovELIZIOI. IN to White to
eat hirerni.
Lrilliil) CaXell XIS 011 to CIS 10a.
......___. -.......-

Poona, Town insia, keened 60 to IL% pine Rota.gult--573 to 58
Norfolk inni Ilidblk... 50 to 54 Nikita,
Northumbetiand, Lincoln, and Yortahlre
Busse: and Kent — to Irish — to
FOREIGN. Dutypokl In Bond.
WEIL; Damteic and Konigsberg 72 to 75 tine to 82...66 to 78
romenowan, Rostock, and Stettin, new 72 to 77 -68 to 72
French and Brabant
Danish and lisinbaridi
Ramean 57 to KI .... ..... Egyptian— to —... to
Danube and Odom 7l to 72 .02 to 68
Spanish, to
hard soft
Canadian —to Aintralba 72 to 82... to
' RTZ .... to

ANDO'. tees—A large - rate day, an
unusual number of Wheat samples offered. The prkes asked
were so high, that only a few of the primest lots sold kora 6s.
to 10s. per load higher. Flour selling at last week's quota-
tion. Barley was firm ; the few samples of malting reached
from 60e. to 625. per qr., selling readily ; the advance being
full 2s. per qr. ; other descriptions sold at last week's prices.
The Oat trade was brisk, at an advance of 2s. per qr.; the
best Potato and Poland Oats, being very scarce, could not be
purchased at less than from 380. .to 425. per qr. ; the best
black, of Eneli'h growth, 345. ; light samples made 30s. per
qr. Beans firm, at last week's terms. Peas, grey, were sold
at 565. to 685.; white boilers, 68s. to 745.; Winter and
spring Tares at last week's terms. Rye very scarce. Clover
Seed offered at the terms of last week Indian Corn being
nearly the price of common Wheat, appears almost un-
saleable.

ATLESDURT, JAN. 16.—Our Ni'lleat market was well
supplied, and an advance of ls. per qr. obtained in some in-
stances, but a clearance was not effected. Barley, 2s to 3a.
dearer ; same advance in Beans, with brisk trade. Oats, 4s.
more money than last week. The demand for Maple Peas
was large, but the supply very short; for seed, 2.. to 31.
dearer; boilers, at a trifling increase, but in no request.

COLCHEBTIR, JAN. 16.-The ttendanee of farmers to-day
was large, and the supply of Wheat very good; 781. to 80s.
was expected for red Wheat, to which buyers were reluctant
to comply, and much of the supply was withdrawn from the
market. Barley, in fair supply ; the price demanded being
very high, it met with but few purchasers, and farmers were
not disposed to submit to a reduction from the late enhanced
rates. Peas and Beano very scarce.
GI.OtTESTEH, JAN. 16.-At our market this day business
in Wheat was checked by the high prices demanded, fully
equal to the advance noted below. Oats, Beans, and Barley
found buyers for consumption, at the improvement noted.
During the week there has been • fair supply of
English Wheat, which met a free sale at a further advance
of ls. to 25. per quarter. In foreign, but few sales are re-
ported, owing to the high rates demanded by holders.
Malting Barley has found very ready buyer at 4., to
ss. per quarter more money. For Oats and Beane
an advance of 2a. per quarter is required. Wheat,
English, white, per imperial bushel, 9s. 9d. to 101. 3d. ; red,
9s. 3d. to 91. 9d.; Dantzic (low to high mixed), per 480Iba,
' 10e. 3d. to 10s. 6d.; Polish, Pomeranian, Stettin, Os. 3d. to
9s. 9d. ; Odessa Marianopoli, soft, 90. to 9s. 6d. ; Odessa
Taganrog, hard, Bs. 9d. to 9s. Barley, English, grinding, per
3921 he, 4;se. to 465. ; malting, per imperial quarter, 525. to
581. ; Irish, molting, per imperial quarter, 58s. to 595. ;
foreign, malting, per imperial quarter, 545. to. 58e. Beane,
English, per imperial bushel, 6s. 9d. to 7s. ; foreign, Egyptian,
per 6.5 j lba., 6s. Bd. to 6a. 10d.; French, Dutch, small tick,
61. 9d. to 7s. Limerick, Wexford, Enniscorthy, white, per
31211:e. 355. to 375. • Cork,Waterford, and Youghall, 345. 6d.
to 3.5 e.; Welsh black, imperial, 335. to 345.; lrish,black, 335.
to 345. Peas, breakers, per imperial bushel, English, Bs. to
Ba. 6d.; Foreign, 7s. 9d. to Bs.; grey and grinders, per 6511 b.,
I English, 6s. to 6s. 3d. ; Foreign, 6a. to 6s. 3d.
Flour, best seconds, English, 58s. to 60s. Linseed Cake,
Dutch, per ton, 91. 10s. to 10/ ; French, 11/. to 121.
Imports of the week ending 16th of Jan.: Wheat, 470 qrs. ;
Beans, 198.
OVILDPORD, JAN. 18.-The supply of Wheat was good,
hut the demand more limited than last week. The super-
fine runs were picked off at 221., being an advance of 20s. per
load; but the other sorts were not a free sale, nevertheless
an advance of about 10s. per load was obtained ; best red
selling et 181. ss. The Barley market was again dearer,
sellers not knowing on what terms to offer samples-63a. was
understood to be the highest bona fide price. Oats, Beans,
and Peas were dearer, the two latter being in demand for
seed. Beans, 445. to 50s. Peas, 50s. to 545. Oats, 28s. to 325.

MANCHESTER, JAN. 16.-Great firmness and confidence
continue to characterise the Corn trade, and there has been
a steady demand for each article during the week at gra-
dually advancing rates. At Liverpool and Wakefield yes-
terday a large business was done in Wheat for consumption,
on speculation, and for export to Ireland and Scotland. At
our market to-day there is but a scanty display of samples of
any article. Wheat is full 4d. per bushel higher. Flour
meets a steady sale at an improvement of 2s. per sack, but
it may be remarked that this applies more to the good,
secondary, and lower qualities, than to the best descriptions.
Oats 2d. to 3d. per bushel, and Oatmeal Is. per load dearer,
and scarce any of either offering. Malt is held for advanced
rates. Beans are is. to 2s , and boiling Peas Is. to 40. per
quarter higher. Stocks of free Wheat and Flour are
rapidly decreasing, and the greatest confidence in
prices is evinced not only in the markets of our
own neighbourhood, but in the agricultural districts.
Wheat, per bush. of 701b5., English, white, 115.6 d. to 12s. ;
red, 10s. Gd. to lls. Gd. ; Irish and Scotch, white 101. Gel.to lie. 6d.; red, 10s. to lle. Barley, grinding, pee
bushel of 60 lbs., 7s. 3d. to 7s. 9d. Oats, per bushel it
4,5 lbs., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, ss. 6d. to
61. ; Irish kiln-dried runs, sa. 4d. to Is. Gd. Beaus, peel
qr. of 5041 be., English, small, 56e. to 58s. ; tick, 555. to Mia.
Malt, per 6 imperial bushels, fine, 60s. to 635. ; fine monad%
575. to 59a. Peas, per 8 imperial bushels, white (bonen),
665. to 70s. Flour, per sack of 2801 be., English and Irish
fine, 565. to 575. ; superfine, 58a. to 605.; extra ditto, 61s. is
634. Oatmeal, per load of 2401b5., English and Irish, 61e.
to 535.
NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, JAN. IG.-The weather since this
day se'nnight has been frosty ; to-day haa been intensely
cold, and the barometer being high would indicate a con-
tinuance. The trade throughout the present week has cos-
tinued to exhibit improved symptoms, and large sales hays
again been made of most articles at enhanced rates. The
increasing wants of Ireland and Scotland would lead to the
conclusion that feeding stuffs must advance further, and in
this expectation many samples of Wheat have been with-
drawn from the market. Our advice, from Dantzie
this week estimate the stocks of Wheat in granary
at only 8,000 lasts against 24,000 lasts in 1845,
and that the great bulk had already been contracted
for, for shipment in the spring, at from 545. to 61s.
per quarter, according to quality; of other grain the stocks
were so much reduced as to be scarcely worth mentioning.
At our market this morning we had an uncommonly
large supply of Wheat from the growers, condition
but indifferent ; and from the coast we have also
to note liberal arrivals. Upon native samples we have
to note an advance of fully 2e. per quartet, and where
sales were made of south country qualities we have to quote
a similar amendment, but the chief part was held over for
Tuesday, holders anticipating that better terms will lie ac-
quired than to-day. Foreign was generally held for a greater
enhancement, which had the effect of materially curtailing
the demand, and consequently only a moderate business re-
sulted. Upon Flour we again raise our quotations from Is.
to 2e. per sack, with a good clearance effected. Eye, unal-
tered. Malting Parley must be written 2s. dearer, the best
south country descriptions commanding up to 60e., and the
same advance may be quoted on Malt, our maltatees' price
being now 802. Boma, 2a., and boiling and grinding Peas,
le. to 4s. higher ; the best Foreign boilers making 60s per
qr. Notwithstanding we bad a Yery large supply of Oats
from the growers, the market was cleared within a quarter

r. 1 Dec. 3 Dec. 12 Dec. 19., Dee. 28. Jan. 2.
i Jan. 9.
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ITER, JAN ;18.—A large attendance this day, and an