The Express.
London, England, 1848-01-18 00:00:00

Wheat, p,r lead of 1801bc. from 33.. 64. to 351. Kral, per
toad of 2401 be., 295. 6d. to 31s. Beans, per ditto of 1801bs.,

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20s. N. _ _
Pasurrow, lab lh-The supplies of all kinds of produce
from Ireland our last are very liberal. The same inac-
tivity has in the Corn trade as we have had occa-
sion to notice 4kl/114 the last fortnight, and we regret to say
that the improvement in manufactures is not so general as
was anticipated, .We bad a fair show of farmers' Wheat at
our Corn meghpagn Ns morniag, which met a dull sale, at •
reduction KM pa *ladle ; and Irish must be noted 2d. per
bushel cheaper. near almost nominal. Beans in lively de-
mand, at an &deems of ild. per windle.
HlciltiOND, TOILISHIRR, Jan. 15.-We had a large
supply of grails ; prime mash the mate as last week. Wheat
sold from 6e. 6d. to Bs. ; Oats, 2s. 9d. to 3e. 6d. ; Barley,
4s. 6d. to fes. ; Beans, ss. 6d. to 6s. per busheL
SHRBWSBERT, Jan. 15.-Samples were plentiful ; but the
trade was laostuid, with little doing, ss follows : Wheat,
6s. Bd. to 7s. rd. ; Barley, 4e. 3d. to 4s. 82.; Oats, 3s. to to.
per imp. bushel.
SUNDERLAND, Jan. 15.-The supply of Wheat from the
farmers continues very regular, and fully equal to ta• de.
mend, but we have again no Arrivals of grain by ship, t
1,400 auks of Flour have been received coastwise daring
week. Wheat to-day was readily sold at the rates of lad
week, the best samples selling at 581. to 60s. • good averse
Is,
parcels, 565. te 575.; and inferior qualities, 50i. to 545. The
demand for the latter is very good. Fresh ship Wheats
would meet with ready salo stout quotations. There seams
some confidence that prices will not much fluctuate far elms
time to come, nor tithe course of the spring trade is mom
developed. There is a demand for malting Barley, at I. t•
345. per qr. All other kinds of spring corn are in modeeste
request, at late rates. Flour is in good demand, sad Oa*
in price. South Country is sold for 425. to 435. Lherhswilnalle
395. to 41s. per sack ; and American, 281. to 30s. ; and It
• Corn Meal, 16s. to 17s per barrel.
SWINDON, Jan. 17.-Trade was very dull. The best saw
gills of Wheat sold at a reduction of Is. per qr., while the
and damp were scarcely looked at, though offered at a
hot 2s. per qr.; the top price given 565. per qr.; others
altrad at from 4os to 50e. Barley was in better request,
a dew samples making a trifle more money ; common selling
freely at last week's prices ; that sold went at from 281. to
34e. per qr. Oats were rather scarce, good heavy Poland'
selling at 275. per qr. ; good feed, both white and bbiek,24B.;
emunon, 21e. to 225. Beans were asked fur; heavy old
sulking 65e. per qr.; second-rate and new, 48s. Peas :
Boilers were rather dearer ; grey as last week. Winter and
spring Tares were scarce, end rather dearer.
YARMOUTH, Jan. 15.-We had a fair supply of Wheat;
many parcels light and damp. Th 3 millers were very slow
buyers, and, except fur the very beet, prices were fully Is.
per qr. lower. Some quantity left unsold. Barley only in
moderate supply, m
od we cannot snake any alteration in
prices. Beans and Peas continue a dull male. Oats are rather
cheaper. Flour a very dull sale. Wheat, white 535. to
5.55. ; red, 485. to 52'. Barley, 281. to 30s. Bean;, 38s. to
40s. Peas, 40s. to 42a. Oats, 245. to 28e. per qr.
81,00, Jan. 15.-Osts, 9s. 6d. to 10s. 6d. per barrel. Oat_ I
meal, Ils. 9d. to 12s. 6d. per cwt. Indian Meal, 9s. 6d. to
10s. per cwt. Wheat, 20a. to 21s. per barrel. American
Flour, 325. to 33a. per barrel.
HAMBERO, Jan. 11.-The frost continues, and appears to
nearly general. Wheat is offered rather more freel at I
the same prices as before, but we have only heard of
the sale of a parcel of Wahren Wheat, 631b5., at 495. per qr.
for spring delivery here ,• !duke of the same weight is still
held at 504. For Baltic shipment, Holstein sad Pomeranian,
621 b. to 631 b., is held at 465. ; Mecklenburg, 621 b., at 455. ;
whilst buyers offer Is. less. Danish Barley, 5311). to 541 b.,
offers very sparingly at 224. 6d. to 231. per qr. ; small Jutland
has been sold at 20s. 6d. Oats are in demand, and several
sales have been made at 18s. 3d. to 6d. for Emden brew,
401 b. to 411 b. ; 15s. 9d. to 16s. for 391 b. Danish ; and 151. Gd.
for 361 b. Jeverland. Some very small lots of new red Hol-
stein Cloverseed have been sold, at 41s. to 42,. per cwt.
Beans and Peas are unaltered. Rapeseed flat. Rape Cakes
are more in demand, and scarce : the lest sales were at prices
equal to 116 s. per ton, cost and freight. Linseed Cakes and
Bones flat.
HAMBURG, JAN. 13.-Wheat: Arch. Magd, 140, 150;
Marks and Brunswick, 140, 150 ; Mecklenburgh and Porn.,
134, 148 ; Lower Elbe, 122, 142. Rye : Marks, Mech., and
Porn., 86, 95; Holstein, and Lower Elbe, 84, 91. Barlev :
Holstein and Mick., 72, 78; Lower Elbe, winter, 56, 66.
Beans, 80, 105. Pease, 90, 110. Rape seed, 156, 167.
MARSEILLES, Jan. 11.-Our Cora market continues to
advance. Superior 621 b. to 631 b. Polish was paid yesterday
at a price equal to 495. 6d. per qr., and 611 b. to 621 b.
about 475. A cargo of white Salonica obtained 42a., and flue
hiarianopoli 48s. The sales during the last few days have
been important.
Roarocx, Jan. 6.-Our Wheat market has been rather
more quiet, still there are buyers at a alight decline from last
weeks rates, and the best 621 b. to 631 b. qualities command
45e. 6d. per qr. free en board. At present there seems little
prospect of any material decline. The cold has increased mate-
rially since yesterday. The supplies of Barley continue very
shim t, and this article has met with more inquiry, at 22a. 6d.
to 23.. per qr., free on board. Peas come slowly forward,
and are still held at about 311 e. per., free on board.
VAREL, Jan. 6.-There is very little doing here at present
in the grain trade. Our prices, meanwhile, *re as follows: I
Wheat, weighing 591 b. to 6111 b., 425. to 451. Barley, win- I
ter, weighing 431 b. to 45i1b., 20s. to 21s. 6d. ; summer, 481 b. ,
to 51i1h., 225. to 235. 62. Oats, feeding, weighing 333/41b. to
3611 b., 13e. 6d. to 15s. Beans, middling size, weighing 60l1b.
to 611 b., 251. 62. to 261. ; small, weighing 621 b. to 631 b ,
265. 6d. to 275. 6d.; all per qr., tree on board. Freight in
spring will probably range from Is. 6d. to 2s. per qr. .

HOPS. BOROI7CH MARKET, Two o'Clock.
Maws. Pattenden sad Smith report that the market
remains the same.
New Mkt .13 E. Kano 31. 10 toso. 0 Tori,ng Kenttp.cot. 21.10 to Y. 0
New Weed of Kanto 2 16 663 0 Yearling doves „ 6to 3 0
New Bowel ........2 16 to 3; 10 Old flops „ 1 oto 2 0
Pr-Thews .......... 4 Ito 6 b

HAY.—SMITHYIELD, Two O'ClOCk.—Mewirs.Cooper
and Davis report trade heavy at the following quotations :
Prime Meadow 68. to 740. I I Inferior.. Wt. to 6's. Clover... 750. to 95e.
Superior to Bowen .. 45e. to to. Strew.— 250. to 2s.

CATTLE, &c.—Total of Cattle received in London,
by the Eastern Counties Railway, for the week ending
Jan. 15:
Belot& Sheep. Pigs. Calves.
At London
At Stratford station 281
At Tottenham
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Total 1435

BOTLEY, Jan. 17.-Several very fine Short-Horn Beasts,
which soon sold at 12s. 6d. per score pounds ; fat Devon.,
12a. ; Heifers, 11.. 6d. ; some coarse going at 10s. 6d. Fat
Calves were scarce, and brought 7d. per lb. Sheep excellent;
the flue six-tooth South-Downs made 51. 4d. per stone., some
large Sussex Downs, ss. 2d. ; Half-breds, ss. ; the few in-
ferior Sheep made 41. 6d. to 4s. Bd. ; nearly all sold. For
three pens of very splendid fat Lambs, 225. each, or nearly
Is. per lb. Small fat Pigs made Ile. per score; large bacon
Hogs, 103. to 10s. 6d. Lean
stock appeared more in de-
mand.
NORWICH, Jan. 15.-Our market exhibited a small show
of store Cattle. The continuation of fine weather and the
attendance of buyers being good, caused the trade to be very
firm, and last week's prices were well supported. Fat Beasts
a good show. Trade dull, at fr"m Be. to Bs. 6d. per stone of
141 be.; still a clearance was made. The number of Sheep
and Lambe penned was small. Hoggets sold readily at from
2.55. to 30s. ; good ones, 308. to 40e. per head. Keeping
Sheep, 355. to 38s. per head ; fat Sheep, Bs. 6d. to fts. 9d. per
stone. In store Pigs, but little doing. Fat Pork, 6s. od. to
75. per stone.
BT/THIN GREAT MARILET.-The show of Cattle at this
market was not numerous, and the quality generally was
inferior. A large number of Bulls, some of them fat, ap-
peared in the market, but many of them returned home un-
sold. Few sheep were penned, and business in this depart-
ment was very slack. In the Pig market very few fat ones
appeared, and prices of both strong and small stores were
lower than last market. The show of Horses was small, and
the attendance of buyers far from numerous.

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