The Express.
London, England, 1848-01-12 00:00:00

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CORN.—Mamr-Laam—There WU but a thin at-
tendance of buyers in Mark-lane this montinc, and the busi.
news transacted vris [rifting in the extreme. The offers mode
for the few panels of English %S left over unsold from
last market day, were barely equal to the rates then
current. Foreign Wheat and Pour without alteration.
Oats were held with more firmness, hut higher prices could
not be obtained. Barley, Bean!, cud Peas, much as last
quoted.
The following ore Monday's quotations:

BRITISH. 1114160ga per COmoOer.
Wow, Frei and Kent, red 30 to 54 to 56... white 48 to 36 to 58
Norfolk and Suffolk. 48 to 52 to 34 .. do 52 to 54 to 56
Talavera (Easel or fluffitlk)
Comb. & Lin., rod.-- to to —...white..... to to
Northumb. mad Scotchdo. —to —... d 0...... to to
Irish do to do to to
.10 to 92
, Feeding to —.. distilling U to 25 to 27
Malting 26 to 30... Chevalier 29 to 21 final
Irish
Suez Went —to
Oars, English Feed 21 to 23 to 14. 04 ...black. to —a 01
Ditto Pohlad, ... 23 to 94 to 25a Od...potato 27 to 228 OA
Berwick di tkoutt teed 24 to 26a Od...potato 26 to V. Od
Irish lied lB to 225 ed blseiL. lll ft Us OA
Ditto potato 241.116011
Mate - 26 to OS
P 1,1., re, ............... .......... 33 to VD Od. maple 33 to 40
Blue to —...imperial — to
White 37 to 41. boilers.
Br-aki, klaragut. 32. to 34. .tiek
Harrow 34 to 36 .rmall 9G to 93...01d 43 to 47
Taus, New Spring to —...mew winter ..) —...01d to
A-vomit , New 5B to 60
LI NNZED Cates, per thoimand
Per stick pf MIK
Futon, Town-made, delivered 44 to 48 ..fing household 43 to 44
Norfolk and Suffolk 18 to 40 . white 4O to 42
I Northumberland, Lincoln, and Yorkshire
Smock and But —to hull —.... — to
I FOREBON.

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Wats; Dantsic and KonigiberT.7slii.s6...ftna... as to 60
Poineraneanitnißoltosk, and Stettin, — .64t0 56
Preach and — to
Danish and Hanibiodit 6O to 14
Bastian 42 to 46—V470tian to
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led 00ra. to 45 to 22
Lulu= —to —. Jiampoood 34 to SS
Roos/Ron C. 844.1944 at dataz ,rt0m—„.......... a 8 Or. to I 6 61.
Linearm Ceera, Thatel sod a 9 Os. to CIO Os.
Ditto Fran& end Americas £lO On to SI 1 0..
novo, American, per tenet of 198th.. 34 to 26
Duthie and Homburg to
Canadian
French, muck of 28019.., free ........ — to
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 10th JAN. TO 12th 3AN.
Om D 12,19112. Scotch. hie. Fore' a.
'critical 5922 I . I
Barley
Oatis 2760 I .. . . I MS I 302
Flour, 2,020 sacks: boner, Malt, 5,750 qrs.
IMPERIAL AVERAGES.

I,llleut.lll...rleyri oats. I, aye. I Beans. 1 Pews
Nov. 21 ... ... 52s lld 315 8d,225 lOUS!' 10d,455 114,495 Od
Dee. 4 ... ... 125 14.205 8511125 3411185 11d144s 6d4844 5d
11 ... ... 515 114105 5g29. 44.315 0d1445 04.49. 7d
18 ... ... 525 24.305 !gni 741145 4d49. 74,475 td
25 ... ~. 515 0431 s 8t1715 3d 81s Id ,415 64148 s 1d
Jan. 1 ... ... ,5.1 s 11011 141205 7g295 11d195 101445 10d
' 1 weeks' Agg. Aver. :52s 9d315 04:21s 10d31. 4dil9. 24,47 s 3d
(There are no duties an Foreign Orslis.)

4.1 Dec. 11.1 Dec. 18.1 Dee. 23.1 Jae. I.

62 11
53 0
52 11.
52 2
02
51 11

FARZHAM, Jan. 11.—Best white and old red Wheat sold
at 161. per load; good new red, 141. to 14/. 6s. ; moderate,
131. ; those in damp condition, 121. to 12/. 10s. The best
were quickly sold ; all other descriptions hung on hand. Of
I Barley a large supply; about half sold, at a reduction of from
2.6 e. to 275. per qr., prices varying from 265. to 325. Malt
was offered at 2s. per qr. less money, yet but few purchasers
were found. Oats, though scarce, receded Is. per qr. ;
prices from 191. to 245. Brans from 449. to 505. per qr.
White Peas inquired for ; 46e. given. Grey and maple
Peas and Rye as last week. Winter and spring Tares very
scarce; prices from os. 6d. to 7s. per bushel.

Hum., Jan. 11.-The weather during the past week hu
not been of a character suitable to the season ; occasionally
we have bad a fall of snow and sleet, but not sufficient to
keep the ground long covered; and some days have been
quite mild. The trade has been exceedingly dull, with a
downward tendency, much to the disappointment of many,
some advance having been looked when the navigation
closed. We had at to day's market rather a large supply of
Wheat from our farmers ; the condition on the whole good ;
such obtained about lest week's prices, but the market was
dull, and anything damp or inferior very difficult to turn
into money. The demand for foreign Wheat is very hist,
tlie mocha are, however, not large, and chiefly of a se-
condary character. Barley Foes off in retail at about Is.
decline. Oats meet little inquiry, and Beans difficult of sale.
Peas are not in much demand, but the stock of fine quality
not great. Linseed in moderate request at late rates, the
same remark applies to Cakes. Rapeseed quite nominal,
while Rape Cakes are scarce and sought after. A retail
demand for best sorts of Guano, and a somewhat
improved sale for best descriptions of Rye Meal, at
fully late prices. The following are the present 1
prices of grain: English : Wheat, per qr., red, 545. to 565. ;
new, 545. to 565. • white, 68s. to 60s. ; new, 68e. to 60e. ;
Dantric. 60s. to 655. Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 625. to
55e. Barley, malting, 295. to 31s. ; grinding, 271. to 28s.
Gab, Danish, 17s. to 20s. ; Russian, 19s. to 21s. Beans, 40e.
to 425. ; foreign, 375. to 40s. Peas, white and yellow, 38s.
to 465. Linseed, crushing, 40s. to 475. • feeding, 48s. Rape-
seed, per 10 qrs., 261. 10s. to 271. Linseed Cakes English,
per ton, 111. 2s. 6d. •; foreign. 91. to 101.; Rape Cakes,
115 s. Bones, 925. 6d, Guano, 71. 10s. to 101. Imports from
the Ist of Jan. to the 7th Jan. inclusive Wheat, foreign,
922 qrs. ,• Barley, foreign, 810 ; Beans, coastwise, 30 ; foreign,
2,263 ; Peas, foreign, 235 ; Tares, foreign. 290 ; Linseed,
foreign, 11,217 ; Linseed Cakes, foreign, 15 ; Rape Cakes,
foreign, 16; Bones, foreign, 208.
Irswrom, Jan. 11.-The supply of Wheat is but mode-
rate as to quantity, the quality somewhat better than of
late, and prices unaltered from last week. Barley is in in-
sufficient supply for the =deters' wants, and fetches full
prices.

LEEDS, Jan. 11.—We have a fair arrival of Wheat for
this day's market. There is no activity in the trade ; but a
good consumptive demand keeps prices pretty steady, and
we note no material alteration from Friday's rates, except
for damp and inferior descriptions, which are lower. Barley
as before. Oats and Shelling each dull sale. Beans do not
alter in value. Little passing in other articles. Average
price of grain: Wheat, 55e. bd.; Barley, 345. Bd.; Oats,
235. 6d. ' • Beans, 395. 9d. ; Peas, 50s. Arrivals this week :
Wheat, 11,746 ; Oats, 1,711; Barley, 2,595; Beans, 1,775 ;
Linseed, 1,025.

LEIGHTON Burr/inn, Jan. 11.—Of Wheat there was a
large supply offering. Trade dull, at Is. per load decline
from last week's rates. Barley plentiful, but not cheaper.
Beans and Peas rather falling in value. Wheat, per load of
5 bushels, 295. to 335. 6d. Barley, per imp. qr., 28a. to 31s.
Beans, old, 31s. to 335. ; new, 245. to 265., per 5 bushels.
Pees, 28s. to 30s.
LEWES, Jan. 11.—A good supply of Wheat and Barley,
which met a slow dragging sale. Oats, Beans, and Peas par-
took of the same dulness. Wheat, white, per load, 131. 10s.
to 14/. ; red, 121. 10s. to 121. 15s. Barley, per qr., 30s. to
34a. Oats, 19s. to 20s. Beans, 365. to We. Peas, 365.
to 375. per qr.

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LIVERPOOL, Jan. 11.-The ritaipts into this port, coast-
wise and from Ireland, prior to and since Friday last, pro-
side for this day's market a moderate supply Only of Wheat
and Flour, but a fair quantity of Barley, Malt, and Oats,
with a large portion of Oatmeal ; whilst, beyond 11,084 bar-
rels of Flour front the United States, the imports from abroad
are rather limited in amount. Hating but few actual coun-
try buyers in attendance to-day, and our home millers still
rafuaing to pnrchastat ranee than to needful to serve their im-
mediate requirements, all aorta of old Wheat, whether British
or foreign, were further depressed in value, making the de-
cline Id. to 24., and that upon every description of English
and Irish new, 2d. to 3d. per 701b.5. from the currency of
this day se'nnight. Flour, being taken sparingly by
consumers, superior brands of American merely sustained
295. 6d. to 30s. per barrel, and Irish was the turn cheaper.
Prime malting Barley continuing to command a ready sale,
the present arrivals of such have been mostly cleared at the
annexed quotations ; the secondary qualities for that purpose
and grinding samples generally remaining in slow request.
Malt in steady demand at late prices. Beans and Pearl, ex-
citing little notice, Is. to 2a. per qr. cheaper. The Oat trade
being dull, prices receded fully Id. per 451 b. ; and Oatmeal,
more plentiful, was la per load lower than on Tuesday last.
Indian Corn and Corn illeal,declined further in value to-day,
placing our quotations 2a. per qr., and Is. per brl. below the
terms of this day week, which stimulated some inquiry, bat
no extensive operations. Prices British: Wheat, per 701 b.,
English, red, Be. 2d. to Be. 64.; extra, Bs. sd. to Bs. &l.; white,
Bs. Tad. to Bs. Bd. • extra, Bs. d. to 9s. 2d. ; Irish, red, 7s. 3d.
to 7s. 10d. ; extra, 7s. 10d. to 85. ; whit*, 7s. 10d. to &. 4d. ;
extra, Bs. 4d. to Ba. 7d. Barley, per qr., English, 345. to 365.;
Chevalier, 36e. to 375.; Scotch and Irish, per 601b5., 3.. 9d. to
4s. Malt, English, per qr., pale, 68s. to 645. Oats, English
and Scotch, per 4516., old, as. 6d. to 3e. Bd. Welsh, old,
31. 3d. to 3s. 6d. ; Irish, fine sorts, new, Is. 2d. to 3s. 34.;
old, 34. 4d. to 3s. 6d. ; general, new 24. 10d. to Is. 2d.;
old, 3s. 3d. to 31. sd. Beans, per qr., English, new, 40s. to
435. ; old, 445. to 48s. ; Scotch and Irish, per 4801 b., new,
38s. to 40s. ; old, 40.. to 425. Peas, English, per qr., white,
new, 455. to 48s. ; ditto and Irish, grey, 345. to 36e.
Flour, per 280 lb., English and Irish, fine, 395. to 405.;
superfine, 425. to 441. ; extra, 455. to 46e. Oatmeal, per
load of 240 lb., Irish, new, 275. to 28s. ; old,
245. to 265. ; Canadian, old, 245. to 255. Bran, per
241 b., 1.. 2d. to 1., 4d. The following are the prices of
Foreign : Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, red, 7.. 6d. to
7.. 10d.; white, Si. 24. to Be. 6d.; United States, red,
Bs. to Bs. 6d. ; white, Bs. Bd. to Be. 9d. ; Dantxic, mixed
and red Ba. to Bs. 4d. ; high mixed, 9s. 3d. to Si. 9d. ;
Lowerßaltic and Hamburg, red S.. to Bs. 4d.; white,
Ba. 6d. to Be. 10d. ; Riga and Petersburg, red, 7s. to
7s. 4d. ; Archangel, 6s. Bd. to 7s. ; Odessa, commsn, red,
6s. 10d. to 74.2 d.; Polish, 7.. 4d. to 7a. Bd. ; French, Spanish,
and Italian, red, 7s. 4.1. to 7s. 7d. ; white, 7s. Bd. to Bs. ld. ;
Bennet and Marianopoli, red, 7e. 2d. to 7s. 6d.; Egyptian,
45. to 4a. 7d. ; Mediterranean, &c., hard, rod, k. dd. to

91. Rye, per qr. Baltic etc. 32a to 3na. Barley , per
601 h., a. ed. to M. 341. Oats, per 6.t. to 5. 9d.,
Russian, 2.. ltd. to 3.. I.l,ani, per qr.. Rueopasl, 3•..1c to
41a. ; E4yptiaa, pa 4.301. b„ 29, to ,1104. Pees pee qr Bath,
Ac., white, 43.. to 4Gs.; Canadian, 34.. to: bi. Indtar.
Coro. par 32... to 05s. ; Indian Mac, per barrel
of 19613., 15s. to 15e. Gl. Flour, per brl. of 19&b , Canadian,
sweet, 28s. to 294. ; United States, tweet, 255. t^ 304 ' •
United States and Canadian, sour, 23.. to 255. Amvals
into Liverpool and Runcorn, from the 4th January to the
10th January, inclusive : Wheat, 4,501 ; Barley, 2,597; Malt,
3,394 ; Oats, 9,288; Rye, 3; Beans, 4,593; Peas, 379; In-
' dian Corn, 4,958 qrs.; Indian Corn Meal, 4,l33barrela;
Oatmeal, 10,745 sacks; Flour, 3,297 sacks, 11,984 barrels.

LYNN, Jan. 11.—Not a Urge strp,Oy of either Wheat or
Barley here to-day ; prices about the same afi eat week.
Wheat, 60ibs. to 611bs , 50s. 525.; fine white, 565. Barley,
heat runs, 30s. ; Sae 31e. Oats, Ild. per stone. Beano, 38.
to 44,. per qr. to the growers.—Averages posted this day:
Wheat, 2,334 qrs., 50s. 2d. Barley, 3,526, 30s. 2d. Olt.,
131, 21s. 35. Beans, 57, 39..

PLYMOUTH, Jan. 10.—The attendance at this mornnur's
market was very small, and the little of farmers' Wheat
offering was much out of condition. The trade ruled dull
&tricot:Re, Jan. 11.—Fine grinding Wheats in abort
supply ; best white and old dry fetching from 28e. to 30s.
per sack; middling and damp were Is. per sack lower; fair
quality selling at from 255. to 26.. ; middlinr at 245. ; poor
225. to 235. Barley was abundant; tho very beet reached
325. per qr. ; very good molting trieg at 304.; grinding at
from 275. to 28s. Oats as last week. Old Beans advanced
Is. per qr. Best Tick as last quoted. Boiling Yeas rather
scarce, and in good request at en advance of ls. rn.r gr.
grey and maple slow of sale. Rye sold indifferently. Wis
ter Tares scarce.

Ncwtty, Jan. 10.—The grain market has taken another
turn, and prices generally, with the exception of these of
Barley, exhibit a tendency towards lower figures. The sup-
ply on Saturday was very large, induced, no doubt, by the
remunerating rates that have been paid for the last week or
two, together with an expectation that they would not remain
long at the advanced figure. Red Wheat may be quoted 3d.
per cwt. lower, but white, being still sea-ce, retains its
prig, which, however, may be regarded so only nominal.
red, per cert., 10a. 6d. to 10s. 9d. ; white, its. to Ils. 61.
Barley, Is. 6il. to Bs. Oats declined id. per stone ; price
being 10d. to 100. Flour u last quoted, viz., superfine, 19s.
per cwt.; bakers' first, 17s. 6d.; second, 16a. ; third, 14s. ;
fourth, 12s. American Flour is still quoted at 335. per brl.
for best qualities. Oatmeal, machine-manufactured, is also
still quoted at 124. 6d. per cwt., and Indian Corn Meal,
9s. per cwt. ; best barrels sell 6d. less, the price now being
17s. 6d. each.

HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Two o'Clock.
Memo. Pattender and Smith, report that the demand con-
tinues very good for all descriptions of Hops, and higher
prices are obtained for coloury samples.
New Mkt .4 E. Rents 41. 0 /061.12 1 1. Ye KeOO4P 0. OJ.IO /, 3' 0
New WeAld of Rem. 2 16 to 4 0 I,orlity; tztr,... , .2 t, t)3 4
New Sussex . ... .. 2 10 to 3 10 OM Ilv.• 1 10 to 3 0
Farnham, .... . .. 4 4to 5 12

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDERSFIELD, Jan. 11.—
Oar Piece Manias had more lockers-on to-day, and rather
wore doing than last week. Anything new in style and
pattern, at from 2.5. 10d. to 3s. 4d. per yard, has pone off
better.

CHEESE.— SALISBURY, Jan. 11.—There was
rather more than 100 tons of Somerset, North Wilts, and
Dorset for sale. In the early r^t of the day trade dull,
but in the afternoon it rather retired, when some large sales
were made, something more than half finding purchasers.
The following were the prices obtained : Best mild Cheddar,
picked, 68s. per cwt. ; good, taken as they ran, 62.. to 635. ;
finest truckle and fancy Cheese, 565. to 601. ; common Jo.,
545. ; best North Wilts, 506. to 58s. ; best white and yellow
Somerset., 60s. to 625. ; common do., 58a. to 60s. ; Dorsets,
345. to 40s. ; best HalfiCowards, 461. to 62a. ; poor do. and
old broken, 41s. to 455. ; best Skims, 28s. to 325. ; common
do., 18s. to 255.

WOOL. HUDDERSFIELD, Jan. 11.—The Wool
trade has been dull during the put week, but te-day has
brought a few German Wool buyers into the market. (lay-
man \Fool, clean and fair quality, and pretty well bred, at
from ls. Bd. to la. 10d., has been rather better to quit.

CATTLE, &C.—FAREITAM, Jan. 11.—A moderate
quantity of fat Oxen, which sold read;ly at Isom 124. to
12s. Gd. per wore ; fat, second-rate, lls. to 115. 6d.; coarse,
10s. to 10s. 6d, Fat Calves were scores ; the best ktehed
124. per score ; others, lls. to lls. Gd. For Sheep the trade
was brisk ; best Sussex and Hampshire Downs sold at from
is. 2d. to ss. 4d. per stone; second quality and lonp-weole,
44. 10d. to ss. ; Ewes and inferior Sheep, 44. 4d. Best-fed
Bacon Hogs, tar score, 10s. 3d. to 10s. 9d.; fine Porkers, 115.;
common Hogs and fat Sows, 10s.

LivettrooL, Jan. 10.—The supply of stock at our market
to-day has not been so good as last week, as respects number
and quality. We had a numerous attendance of customers,
and anything good eagerly sought after, fetching high prices.
The whole, or nearly eo, was sold. Beef, old. to 61(1. ; Mut-
ton, 6d. to 70. per lb.

SALISBURY, Jan. 11.—The best Devote, Herefords, Short-
Horns, and other Beast were soon purchased, at from 12s. to
13s. per score ; moderate, 115. to lls. 6d. ; fat Cows, &e.,
10s. 6d. Fat Calves (alive), 12s. to 12e. M. per score;
killed and partly dressed were purchased, fur London con-
sumption, at from 10s. 6d. to lls. Sheep in fair supply;
best 6-tooth Downs fetched 6s. ad. per stone yooug, 6.. to
Os. 34.; middling quality, 4s. Bd. ; inferior, 41. to 4s. 4d. ;
demand good. In the Pig market an abundant supply;
the tat slaughtered sold at from 9s. to 10s. per score pounds;
alive, of best quality, 103. 6d. to lls. ; second-rate, 10s. ; at
Sows, 9s. In the lean market a great many Cows, lean
store Beast, and Calves. Trade very dull.

For Yesterday's Markego No tr•t pogo.

SHIPPING.

MAILS ARRIVID.—DubIin, 3 ; Waterford, 2 ; Don aghadu,
1; Guernsey, &c., 1 ; French, 1 ; Flanders 1.
Losnosr, Jan. 12.—Wind this day at' noon, S.W. to
W.S.W., light breeze and fine weather with alight frost.
DEAL, Jan. 11.—N. to N.N.E.—Arrived from the river
and sailed: Northumberland, Madras; Standirinr, and
Eleanor, Al*oa Bay; John Mann, Lima; Daphne, Bahia;
John, Trinidad; Catherine Greene, St. Kitts; Eliza,
Jamaica ; Thomas Fulden, New Orleans ; Bangalore,
Bermuda; Sophia, St. John's, N.B.;_Superior, Sierra Leone.
Orr PORTLAND, Jan. 10.—WithelMille Timme, Weft
Indies, for Hamburg.
PALMOUTH,JILE. D.—N.E.—Off port Zolos, St. John's,
N.B. ; Sea Queen, St. Andrew's N.B.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 11.—S.E.—Arrived: Somnauth, Bom-
bay; Lady Shaw Stewart, and Texian, Mazatlan; Alm
Winch, Guayaquil ; Liverpool, New York, with 10,0001.
of specie ; sailed 23rd ult. Sailed, 10th Lady Harvey,
Panama. 11th, Sandford, Cape of Good Hope.
Linemen, Jan. 10. N.W. Sailed, 9th : Eleanor,
Barbadoes.

BELFAST, Jan. 10.—S.—Arrived . Wolferilles, St. John's,
New Brunswick.

kutc;s7.o. Jan. 10. S.W.— Sailed : Majal Cater,
Havaanak.

SCARBOROUGH, JAIL 11.—The Probus, Antwerp to UAW-
burg, leaky? mils split, rudder broken, &n, wu fallen in with
and towed in here, by the Duncan Dunbar ; must discharge.
DUBLIN, Jas. 10.—The smack Mary, Newry to this port,
MN totally wrecked last night, on the Cross Rocks,Skerries ;
crew saved, and it is expected that the materials and cargo
will be saved.

T3Lrser, Jan. 10.—The Abigail, hence for New York,
put back, Bth instant, leaky, and with loss of sails, spars,
stanchions, &c. The Endeavour, of this port, is on shore at
the entrance of the Lower Lough, bat is Expected off.
SLIoo, Jan. 10.—The Industry, which was stranded on
Bowmore 29th ult., has driven bather on the strand, and
now lies apparently with her back broken. A considerable
portion of the cargo du been saved, materially damaged,
and the remainder in the bold is entirely destroyed.
SHIELus, Jan. 11.—The Emily, hence to Havre, ii
round on the Herd Sands. The Oline Cecelic, hence to
Ilensburg, has put back, having been in collision on the 6th
inst., in the Nortk Bea, with a Danish sloop ; threw part of
cargo overboard ; is very leaky, and must discharge. The
latter, it is supposed, would founder.
CARDIFF., lan. 10.--Sailed: Wm. Barber, Valparaiso.
Pour TALBOT, Jan. 10.—Sailed Minute, Coquimbo.
CLYDE, Jan. B.—Sailed . Oriental, Calcutta, Falcon,
Bombay.
Coax, Jan. 9.—N.E.—Arrived : Pink Demerara. Sailed ;
Kate Kearney, Jamaica ; Effingham, New York ; Bethel,
St. John's, N.B. Off port: Druid, and Kent, Nova Scotia,
and proceeded for London.
DUNDALK, Jan. B.—The Lark, which went on shore, 19th
ult., at Giles-quay, was got off to-day, and towed here, much
damaged.
SHIELDS, Jan. 10.—The Perseverance he: sprung a leak
and must discharge. Two steamers are reported to have
sunk in the harbour, and some vessels have lost bowsprits
and bulwarks. _ _

HARTLEPOOL, Jan. 10.—The Algerina, of Lynn, was in
contact with the Ama, of Lynn, this morning, and sank.
Crew laved by the latter, arrived here.
SCARBOROUGH, Jan. 11.—The Robert and Margaret, of
Shields; the Mary Clark, of London; and the Eliza Ann, of
London, have put in here, the two former leaky, and the
latter with rudder damaged, having been on Whitby Rock
this morning during a thick fog.
Hrzt, Jan. 11.—The Ariel, hence to Marseilles, and the
Helens Catharine, from Porto Plata. have been in contact.
The former has put back, with loss of cutwater, and is much
strained.
WAINFLEET, Jan. 10.—The Mary, of and for Boston, from
Stockton, is totally wrecked en the Knock Sand. Greater
part of her stores saved.
BOSTON, Jan. 10.—The New Superior, hence to —, has
put back leaky, and is dischimring,
LOwESTOTTE, Jan. 10.—The Rival, from Hatlepool to
Shoreham, has been misted in leaky, and with pumps
choked.
HOLYHEAD, Jan. 10.—The Margaret, Trona to Newport,
put in here this morning, with very considerable damage,
having been in contact last night with the Nimrod ((at.).
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 11.—The packet-chip Louis Phillippe,
from Havre to New York, struck en the Rips, off Nantucket,
and lost rudder, and had live feet water in her bold, and
would be taken into one of the nearest ports.
HIRCALDT, Jan. 9.—The Lord Seaton, from Quebec and
Aberdeen, in attempting to enter the harbour yesterday,
struck outside the pier-head, went on shore, and must dim-
charge; her keel is partly gone, and she fills with the tide.
sencti, Jan. 11.—The Mary Siinkin, hence to New•
castle, lies on her beam-ends at the aide of the river. below
Sutton Bridge, and fills with the tide, it is hoped that the
whole of the cargo will be saved.
ELOBOROCOH, Jan. 11.—The Siz H's to the Queen, of
Lowestoffe, from Newcastle to this port, struck on the
Whiting yesterday, and soon after sank ; crew saved.
Dec. 17.—The Era, of Newcastle, from Liverpool
to Leghorn, was stranded on the Island of Formentora,
previously to the 18th

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. thin at- ss. 91. Rye, per qr. Baltic &c. 32s to 304. Barley , per ; 1 1 '
1 the busi. 601 h., 3... Bd. to 4s. 3a. Oats, per 451 b 3., 6.i. to hs 9d.' - .
Ten mute Russian, 2.. 11d. to 3e 11, aver, per qr.. Beropesa 3.35, to
~,,,e1 from 44a. ; Etyptien, pa 48016„ 29., to :Oa Pen pee le Baltic,
ales then &c., white, 434. to 465.; Canadian, 34.. to; Eis. Lobar.
iteration, Corn, per 4501 b., 325. ,to 355. ; Indian SILL., per harrel
cescould of 196:6., 151. to 16s. 61. Flour, per brl. of 19&b , Canadian,
li u last
sweet. 28s. to 29e ; United States, sweet, 2es. t ) 30. •
United States and Canadian, sour, 23.. to 255. AmTaII
• into Liverpool and Runcorn, from the 4th January to the
• nuerter. 10th January, inclusive . Wheat, 4,501; 8ar1ey,2,597; Malt,
ror
70 66 to 66 3,394 ; Oats, 9,288; Rye, 3; Beans, 4,593; Peas, 379; In-
to 54 to 56 than Corn, 4,958 qrs. ; Indian Corn Meal, 4,l33barreds;
... Se to GO Oatmeal, 10,745 sacks; Flour, 3,297 sacks, 11,984 barrels.
to -1° - LYNN, Jan. 11.-Not a large stiNly of either Wheat or
o-
ttai, -
_ _ Barley here to-day ; prices about the same ad art week.
.. to to 29 Wheat, 60ibs. to 611b5., 50e. 52a.; fine white, 565. Barley, . •
to 25 to 27 beet runs, 30s. ; fine, 31e. Oats, 11d. per steno. Beans, 38e ,
to 312111g22 to 441. per qr. to the growers.-Averages posted this day: •
••• -to - Wheat, 2,334 qrs., 50s. 2d. Barley, 3,526, 30s. 2d. Oats,
_ to
_. odto - 131, 21s. 35. Beaus, 57, 39e.
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27 to 280 Od PLYStorYsi, Jan. 10.-The attendance at this morning's .
10 to 2750 d market was very small, and the little of farmers' Wheat •
21 to 232 2d offering wan much out of condition. The trade ruled dull
24 to 26e Od
... 56 to 62 &straw:as, Jan. 11.-Fine grinding Wheats in short •
... 38 to 40 supply ; best white and old dry fetching from 28s. to 30s.
•••• -. to - per sack; middling and damp were Is. per sack lower • fair , .
• 'se to 45 artsellingat from 255 to 26 • middling at 24e • ' r
ea 41 to is (1° ' Y kyl ' ! 1
Ad 43 70 47 225. to 235. Barley was abundant the very
_ best..re'ached
Ad -to - 325. per qr. ; very good molting g-'isg at 305.; grinding at . .
... MI to 60 from 275. to 28s. Oats as last week. Old Beans advaoced
is CIS es. Is. per qr. Beet Tick as last quoted. Boiling Peas rather
set of MIK scarce, and in good request at an advance a le. tor qr.
std 42 to 44' 1
... 40 70 42 grey and maple slow of sale. Rye sold indifferently. IN in
... - to - ter Tares scarce.
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•-• -to - Noway, Jan. 10.-The grain market has taken another
turn, and prices generally, with the exception of those of i
.... ee to SO Barley, exhibit • tendency towards lower Lgures. The sup- •
ply on Saturday was very lugs, induced, no doubt, by the
•••• -to - remunerating rates that have been paid for the last week or
.... _ er, _ two, together with an expectation that they would not remain • I
... 40 to 50 long at the advanced figure. Red Wheat may be quoted 3d.
.... -to - per cwt. lower, but white, being still sca-ce, retains its • •
••••• 22 to 59 price, which, however, may be regarded so only 'seminal. 1'
• red, per eat., 10a. 6d. to 10e. 9d. ; white, lle to Ile. 61.
-* - Bade", Ts. ettl. to Es. Oar declined Id. per stone ; price
..... le to it being 10.1. to 101 d. Floor u last quoted, viz., superfine, 19s. 1
.... -to - per eat.; bakers' first, 17s. 6d. ; second, 16a. ; third, 141. ;
.... So to 24 fourth, 12.. American Flour is still quoted at 33e. per brl. '
-- IS to 33 for best qualities. Oatmeal, machine-manufactured, is also
-- - to - still quoted at 124. 6d. per cwt., and Indian Corn Meal,
_ to -
to 9e. per cwt. ; best barrels sell 6d. less, the price now being •
-to _ 17e. 6d. each.
..... 40 to 42 HOPS. - BOROUGH MARKET, Two o'Clock. - 1
.••• - to
''' -_, Messrs. Pattender and Smith, report that the demand con-
-Ito4B 49 tinues very good for all descriptions of Hops, and higher 1
- to 45 to 52 •
44 to 46 ekes are obtained for coloary samples.
,tog 6 64. new Mid & K Rents 44 0 told. 12 Yearling Kenh,P•ggl.2/.10 to ti• 0 .
1 '1
New Weald vKeno.: to f IS 4 0 F.arlio, ..,3‘1,._. ~ .1 t, t.. 0 s
t. to CIO Os. g 6,,, 666.62 10 to 310 Oldllsos lloto 2 0 1 '
•
t• to Sll °". Far:shuns ...... .... 4 4to 5 12 .
64 to 26
-t° - MANUFACTURES.-11CDDERIMIELD, Jan. 11.-
1,1,'.
23 to 26
Our Piece hall has had more lookers-on to-day, and rather
more doing than last week. Anything new in style and
Ith JAN. pattern, at from 25. 10d. to 3.. 4d. per yard, has pone off • ,
F79/4. batter. ' .
Sio CHEESE.-SALISBURY, Jan. 11. -There was . •
Ira, rather more than 100 tons of Somerset, North Wilts, and
Dorset for sale. In tto, early vet of the day trade a dull,
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hut in the afternoon it rather revived, when some large sales
lesn'l Ps" were made, something more than half finding purchasers.
•1 ld 49s Od I .
Li ekes. 5d The following were the prices obtained: Best mild Cheddar, •
ia 00,490 7d picked, 68s. per cwt. ; good, taken as they ran, 625. to 635. ; *. •
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is 76,47 s 7d finest truckle and fancy Cheese, 56e. to 60s. ; common Jo., 1
Is edges 5d 545. ; best North Wilts, 506. to 583. ; beet white and yellow
is 10444 s 10d Somersets, 60s. to 625. ; common do., 58a. to 60e. ; Donets, 1 .
h 2447 s 24 345. to 405. ; best Halt Cowards, 465. to 5•2 a. ; poor do. and
old broken, 41s. to 455. ; best Skims, 280. to 32e. ; common
:.25. 5.d. i. do., 18s. to 255. I
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WOOL. - HUDDERSFIELD, Jan. 11.-The Wool
. ..• trade has been dull during the put week, but te-day has
.
... brought a few German Wool buyers lath the market. Oro-
..
... man \Fool, clew and fair quality, and pretty well bred, at I .
•• • • from Is. Bd. to Is. 10d., has been rather better to quit.
I Wheat sold CATTLE,
&C.-r AREITAM, Jan. 11.-A moderate
moderate,' 1
The best quantity of fat Oxen, which sold readily at teem 120. to
m hand. Of
12s. 6d. per score ; fat, second-rate, Ils. to Ils. &I.; coarse, I •
ction of from 10s. to 10s. 6d, Fat Calves were sante ; the best ktched
, 32e. Malt 12.. per score ; others, lls. to lye. 6cl. For Sheep the trade
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w purchasers
„ k. 2d. to ss. 4d, per stone; second quality and long•weolst
4s. 10d to k • Ewes and inferior Sheep, 4e. 4d. Brat-fed
Bacon Hogs, pit score, 10s. 3d. to 10$. 901.; fine Porkers, 115.;
21,idr
per grrqr..
~_ . ,
r and maple 1 •
common Hogs and fat Sows, 10s. ' I
g Tares very
Livearoot, Jan. 10.-The supply of stock at our market
to-day has not been so good as hot week, as respects number
art week hat r - I
ionell. and quality. We had a numerous attendance of customers,
e and anything good eagerly sought after, fetching high lances
sufficient to • - - - • -
The whole, or nearly so, was sold. Beef, Lid. to 61d. ; Mut,-
ys have been
dull, with a ton, 6d. to 74d. per lb. i
est of many, SALISBURY, Jan. 11.-The best Devote, Herefords, Short- ri
se navigation Horns, and other Beast were soon purchased, at from 12s. to
age supply of 13s. per score ; moderate, Ih. to I Is. 6d. ; fat Cows, &c., •
, - 1,1
whole good ; 10s. 6d. Fat Calves (alive), 12s. to 12s. 6d. per score;
e market was killed and partly dressed were purchased, for Loaders con-
kelt to turn inception at from 10s. 6d. to lye. Sheep in fair supply;
ris very ins.' beet 6•tooth Downs fetched 6s. 44. per atone ; you*, Ss. to
[linty of a se- Os. 2d. ; middling quality, te. Bd. ; inferior, 4s. to 4s. 4d.;
I at about is. demand good. In the Pig market an abundant supply;
ifficult of tale. the tat slaughtered sold at from 9s. to 105. per score pounds;
of fine quality alive, of beet quality, 103. 6d. to Ils. ; second-rate, 10s. • tat
to Meek the Sows' 9s. In the lean market a great many CORN lean
uite nominal, store Beast, and Calves. Trade very dull.
ter. A retail ______ I
a somewhat lor Yeaterolast's Marlags ass k-e pegs. ,
ye Meal, at
the present SHIPPING.
, 540. to 565. ; MAILS ARRIVID.-Dublin, 3 ; Waterford, 2 ; Douaghadee,
88s. to 60s. ; 1 ; Guernsey, &c., 1 ; French, 1 ; Flanders, 1.
burg, 52a. to LONDON, Jan. 12.-Wind this day at noon S.W. to
;, 275. to 28s. W.S.W., light breeze and fine weather with alight frost.
Beans, 40e. DEAL, Jan. 11.-N. to N .N.E. -Arrived from the river
. yellow, 38e. and sailed: Northumberland, Madras; Standirings, and
g, 48e. Rape- Eleanor, Alcoa Bay; John Mann, Lima; Daphne Bahia;
TEL English, John, Trinidad; Catherine Greene, S. Kitts ;
Rape Cakes, Jamaica ; Thomas Fulden, New Orleans ,• Bangalore, it
Imports from Bermuda; Sophia, St. John's, N.B.;Superior, Sierra Leone. •
heat, foreign, OFF PORTLAND, Jan. 10.-Wilhelmine Tinsme, Wert
30' foreiga, Indies, for Barnhart.
90 ; Linseed, Fat.mourn,Jan. 11.-N.E.-Off pat : tEolas, St. John's,
Rape Cakes, N.B. ; Sea Queen, St. Andrew',
soOi.h,
alw Stewart,an.ll.
11.-S.E.-Arrived:
N.B.
AniTexvianed :,
S°lllmnazataluatnil; Mary
attar than of al.
is but mode-
Wtv Leyuich, Guayaquil ; Liverpool, New York, with 10,000.
arley is in in-
of specie ; Bailed 23rd ult. Sailed, 10th : Lady Harvey,
i fetches full Panama. 11th, Sandford, Cape of Good Hope.
Lamarck, Jan. 10. - N.W. - Sailed, 9th : Eleanor,
of Wheat for
NBallwbadc"ittßrrudari.r4ickdan.. 10.-S.-Arrived . Wolferilles, St. John's,
trade ; but a
9 steady, and deurogrove.s, Jan. 10. - S.W. - Sailed : Majal Cater,
rates, except Savannah. ' '
ower. Barley SCARBOROUGH, Jan. 11.-The Probus, Antwerp to Haat-
burg, leaky, sails split, rudder broken, &c., was fallen in with 1
Beane do not
lea. Average and towed in here, by the Duncan Dunbar ; must discharge.
Is. Bd. ; Oats, DUBLIN, Jan. 10.-The smack Mary, Newry to this port,
de this weels ' MIA totally wrecked last night, on the Cross Rocks, Skerries ;
'caner 1,77° ; crew saved, and it is expected that the materials and cargo •
will be saved. ,
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; there was a BELFAST, Jan. 10.-The Abigail, hence for New York,
load decline put back, Bth instant, leaky, and with loss of sails, spars,
not cheaper. stanchions, &c. The Endeavour, of this port, is on shore at
It, per load of the entrance of the Lower Lough, but is Expected off.
~ 28.. to uis. SLioo, Jan. 10.-The Industry, which was stranded on
er 5 bushels. Bowmore 29th ult., has driven turther on the strand, and i
now lies apparently with her back broken. A considerable I
rtion of the cargo du been saved aterially
and the remainder in the bold is entirely destroyedd.amaged,
t and Barley,•
and Pess Par" &midis, Jan. 11.-The Emily, hence to Havre, is
rourid on the Herd Sands. The Oline Cecelic, hence to
load, 131. 105. ~ .
' qr., 30s. to Ilensburg, has put back, having been in collision on the 6th
i.r Peso, ''''.. inst., in the Nortk Sea, with a Danish sloop ; threw part of
cargo overboard' is very leaky, and must discharge. The
is port, coast- latter, it is supposed, wouldfounder.
iday last, pro- CAADIFY, Jan. 10. ailed .Wm. Barber, Valparaiso.
Wheat
nly of PORT TALBOT, Jan. 10.-Sailed : Manta*, Coqutnibe.
alt, and Oats, CLYDE, Jan. 8.-Sailed . Oriental, Calcutta, Falcon, ,
id 11,984 bar- Bombay. ,
a from abroad Coax, Jan. 9.-N.E.-Arrived : Pink, Demerara. Sailed ;
r actual man- Kate Kearney, Jamaica ; Effingham, New York ; Bethel,
e millers still St. John's, N.B. Off port: Druid, and Kent, Nova Scotia, 1.. I
ogre their im- and proceeded for London.
hether British DUNDALK, Jan. 8.-The Lark, which went on shore, 19th
eking the de- ult., at Giles-quay, was got off to-day, and towed here, much•
ion of English damaged.
e currency of SHIELDS, Jan. 10.-The Perseverance ha: sprung a leak i
sparingly. by and must discharge. Two steamers are reported to have
rely sustained sunk in the harbour, and some vessels have loot bowsprits s
turn cheaper. and bulwarks.
i a ready sale, HARTLECOOL, Jan. 10.-The Algerina, of Lynn, was in I
cleared st the contact with the Ann, of Lynn, this morning, and sank.
r that purpose Crew saved by the latter, arrived here.
slow request. SCARBOROUGH, JIM 11.-The Robert and Margaret, of
and Peas, ex- Shields; the Mary Clark, of London; and the Eliza Ann, of
The Oat trade London, have put in here, the two former leaky, and the
and Oatmeal, latter with rudder damaged, baying been on Whitby Bock
.i'
Tuesday last, this morning during a thick fog.
i value to-day, Ilrtt, Jan. 11.-The Ariel, hence to Marseilles, and the
brl. below the Helena Catharine, from Porto Plata. have been in contact.
AT inquiry, bat The former has put back, with loss of cutwster, and is much
mat, per 7016., strained.
Bs. Bd.; white, Warertzer, Jan. 10.-The Mary, of and for Boston, from ,
ill, red, 7s. 3d. Stockton, is totally wrecked en the Knock Sand. Greater
N. to Bs. 4d. ; part of her stores saved.
b, 345. to 355.; BOSTON, Jan. 10.-The New Superior, hence to -, has
Olbs., 3.. 9d. to put back leaky, and is dischigging.
Oats, English LOWESTOTTE, Jan. 10.-The Rival, from Harlepool to
Welsh, old, Shoreham, his been assisted in leaky, and with pumps
•
2d. to 35. 3d.; choked.
ad. to 3.. 2d.; HOLYHEAD, Jan. 10.-The Margaret, Troon to Newport, -
h, new, 405. to put in here this morning, with very coneiderable damage,
r 480111., new, baying been in contact last night with the Nimrod (et.).
per qr., white, LIVERPOOL, Jan. 11.-The packet-ship Louis Phillippe,
345. to 36e. from Havre to New York, struck en the Rips, off Nantucket,
, 395. to 405.; and lost rudder, and had five feet water ta her bold, and i
Oatmeal, per would be taken into one of the nearest ports.
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28e. ; old, HIIICALDT, Jan. 9.-The Lord Seaton, from Quebec and
ro. Bran, per Aberdeen, in attempting to enter the harbour yesterday,
* the prices of struck outside the pier-head, went on shore, and must dis-
el, 7s. 6d. to charge ; her keel is partly gone, and ehe fills with the tide. ,j 1
d States, red, Wtseactt, Jan. 11.-The Mary Siinkin, hence to New•
lantsie, mixed castle, lies on her beam-ends at the aide of the river. below
d. to 95. 9d, ; Sutton Bridge, lad fills with the tide, it is hoped that the .
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s. 4d.; white, whole of the cargo will be saved.
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, red, 7s. to Atorioaoron, Jan. 11.-The Six H's to the Queen, of .
common, red, Lowestoffe, from Newcastle to this port, drank on the
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reach, Spanish, Whiting yesterday, and soon after sank ; crew saved.
Bd. to Bs. Id.; Ivrea., Dee. 17.-The Era, of Newcastle, from Liverpool e
3d.; Eg7peien, to Leghorn, was stranded on the Island of FOTIIIentOTE., I' i
rod, k. ad. to previously to the 19th ult. ,
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