The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-11 00:00:00

COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Walls End H well, 19s. 64.; WalL End Hetton, 10s. ;
Walls End Lsrahton, 18e. 64.; Walla End Teen, 18s. 94.
Ships at market, 107.

BOROUGII MARKET.-THIS DAY.
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is a little
more inqtury for hops with colour and quality.

HIDES.-THIS DAY.

LEADENHALL.-1-10.9, 661 b. to 641 b.., 11d. ; 64Ibs. to
721b5., lid. to 2d. ; 721 be. to 80Ibs., 2d. to 21d. ; 8616. to
881 b 2id t 031.; 88 be. to 961b5., 3d. to 3/d. ; 96Ibs. to
104119., 3ld. to 31d. Horse Hides, 6.. Calf Skins, light,
21. to 3s ; full, 6..

13Eamoinnsi4. —Sheep Skins, waled, 51. 61. to 7s. 61. ;
Yenta and half-brtds, 43. 9d. to ss. 6d. ; Downs, 3s. 9.1. to
4s. 6d.

SMITHFIELD MARKET —THIS DAY.
Although the supply of Beasts is not large, it far exceeds
the demand. Trade is remarkably dull, at a reduction of
fully 2d. pex,Blbs , and several remain unsold. The number
of Sheep is fully sufficient for the wants of the trade,
which are very limited. Icdeed, the attendance
of buyers on Friday at this time of year is generally small.
All kinds of stock meet with a reduction of from 2d to id.
per Mb,. From Germany andlll,lland there are 141 Beasts.
340 Sheep, and 121 Calves; Scotland, 140 Besets; and 125
Milch Cows from the Home Counties.

Pc: stone of Ste. & d... d. Pt now of 81b& a d. &d.
Nut Scot.. liereforde 3104 0 I Dot Das. L Ilf.-bda. lib 0 0 0
Nees ifborfrboens
*wend daft 2 6 3 2 Do. de. :Dom
aNer ......... .3 6 4 Twee mod mood quail 21 3 2
Flo
Beet Dab. 11 Half-brods 4 0 4 2 Lambs . 0 0
Bawds matt. 03 ; sod lamb` 3.560 : WM: 919;
MP. 220.

YORK, Jays. 10.

fkroox-Eicruson.—North Staffordshire, 71; York, New-
castle, and Beranek, 161 ; Ditto Newanitle Extension, 1I j ; York and
North Midland, 18.

EXPORTING A CIIURCII.—A nivelty in exporta-
tion hoe just been completed by Messrs. \Vineland and
Holland, of Duke-street, Bloomsbury. This consists of
an entire church, capable of accommodating three bun•
deed persons, which is intended to be erected on the
rock of Be Helena for the aocom.uodatiein of the English
residents on that island. The edifice is in the early
English style of architecture, from the design of Mr.
Benjamin Perry. It is composed of stone, all of which has
been hewn Into form on Messrs. Holland's premises. This
portion of the material is already on its way to St. Helena in
the barque (dlentanner. The roof and other wood-work of
the building, the iron-work, paving slates, &c., are all coin•
pleted, and will be chipped on board the Juliana in a few
days. The dimensions are as follows : The body of the
church is 75 feet long by 30 feet wide ; the chased, 25 feet
by 18 feet; ih'- vestry, 10 feet by 10 feet: and a muniment
room of the same size. The design includes a belfry and a
porch. The pulpit is of carved stone, and the seats of
stained pine.
13 Tan WINE TRADE.—BOTTLED WINE.—The Cus-
toms authorities having had under their consideration the
reports of title principal practical officers on a representation
which has been made to tha Board, that packages of wine
bottled in bond for exportation are liable to &mane and 1, as
by pinfersge, in consequence of toe packages being imper
fcctly closed on the find examination thereof prior to ship-
ment, particularly when removed to other docks or other
place tor th.it purpose, the Board have directed that
no wine env r. d tor exportation be examined by
the searchers unless in the presence of the merchant or
his agent, or (in ask absence) unless an officer of the, Dock
Company appear on their behalf, and in the case of bottled
wine, which may be intended to be chipped in the same do.ks
In which it has bean bottled, the searchers are to make their
examination contemporaneously wi'h the packing, provided
the export. r requests that such should be dune; and that
when bottled wine is about to be removed from thu docks in
which it has been bottled to soma other station for shipment,
the gauger under whose supervision the wine is packed may
certify the quantity on the official shipping documents, and
the packers be removed to the place of shipment in charge
of licensed carmen, end no re examination be required of
such wine to ii greater extent than one or two packages out
of each shipment unless under unusual circumstances, or
when suspicion of fraud is entertained.