The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-23 00:00:00

PUBLIC' BALE&

JAN. 22.-By Mr. MINIM HAlxae, at OallnWara—
Freehold estate, willed Upper Eitandhill Farm, with the re.
puted manor of Btanehill, Pirton, Ozfordshire, ennsistinn of
a deity farm, with buildings, &e., and 272 a. 3r. 22p. of land,
let Lit 4302 per annum, land tax redeemed-11,600[.
Lower fitandbUl Farm, adjoining the preceding, comprie-
fag 2325 acres of freehold land, with buildings &c., land tax
redeemed, let at rests producing 3881. 21. ad ;atter allowing
the tenante the tithes-9,2001.
WARLII2II and Lovejoy, at GUMWao.—Lease
and gondwill of the White Hart, wine and •pirit establish-
ment, Ws'worth road, held fur 205 years at 1101., fixtures,
furniture, and stock to be taken at valuation—sold for

2,4801.
T-o leasehold houses, 7 and 8, Surrey-road, Blaeltfriers,
let for 2121 per amain, bald tall 1883 at 401. 94. -8701.
Leasehold house, 8, Eul•street, Blackfriars, let for 401.
per asausa, held for 34 years at 141.-1661.
Mr. B. M. KxowLas, at the Mart.-Freehold house, 72,
Great Cambridge-street, flaggentone, let for 224 per annum

Sisteen 251. abuts la the Commercial Ou Compozy, all
paid-261. per share.
Mr. PARKIia, at Garraway's.—Leasehold house, 8, Brune-
wick-square, of the estimated annual value of 1051., held for
42 years unexpired at 241. 3s.—rdd for 7451.
Coach-house and stabling in the rear of the preceding, let
for 204 per aantun, held fur 40 years at 51. ik.—sold for
1261.

L. Behold louse, 20, Grafton.street, Fi•zroy-square, esti-
mated to produce 841. per annum, held fur 3t years at
121. 125.-660/.

Leasehold residence, 16, Bedford-place, Russelinquire,
estimated to produce 1301. per annum, held for 20 years at
621. 101.-2601.

MARKETS

COTTON.—LtummooL, JAN. 22. In enusegueuel of
the news from America received this morning the market today his
been my animated. and cotton In general has advanced fully id. a
pound. rhe sales have been 30.000 hales, 20,000 of which were taken
cm speculation.
MANCHWITII, JAN. n.—The news brought by the
American steamer this morning canted the utmost excitement In the
market to the raw material, end sent up prices upwards of a farthing
a pound. The effect of this on our Exchange was aloust to drive all
kinds of goods out of the market. Wooed withal re have consented
to take the prices of last week ; the bon nee done would have been
considerable, but they were unoompromisingly firm, and the balm
was that our market to.day bas been very quiet, and little business
has Men dome Many article.

WOOL.— HUDDERIFIRLD, JUL 22. We Gil by SO
moons compleht of the suite of the Colonial Wool market. The da
mend continues tar end remunetative, and there titian, no doubt that
the next puld:o Wool melee will advance In price.

WOOLLEN.—Lsaps, JAN. 22.—We have 110 material
change to report In the slate of the market to-day. A fair amount of
business has been done at pekes with an upward tendency, which
perhaps had the effect of hunting In sums degree the buoyancy hitherto
prevalent.

MANUFACTURES.— HVDDIRSTIELD, Jan. 22.—Our
Pieee-hall has this day been very animated for the quantity of goods
in the hal There rearoely ever was a ties when the ball was so thin
of pieces as at preeent. All hinds of goods have this day gone off
freely, aad all our manufacturers arc busy to order.

CORN.—HALISWOILTH, Jar. 22.—Ws had a lugs show
of Wheat, and tke trade particularly heavy, at a de. hne of Is. per qr.
Barley trade equally slow, and leer figuiev were taken to do bwiineia
to any extent. Weather very frosty. Wheat, white, 33.. to 435.; red,
365. to 395. Barley, 245. to 275. per qr.

art.'. Jan. 22.-The frost still continues, with more or
Ids of severity, and the Inland navigation remains closed. BirillCll6
is quite contracted in conesequeixe, and Wee are in the merest resat'.
A good attendowee of farmers to-Jay, and a large show of Wheat; the
trade was dull, at Is. under last week'. prices. Barley maltstaint its I
value for tolls Kett. Nothing doing in other kinds of spring Corn.
The Linseed market quiet, with thanes/ In Oil, and a little more doing
in Cakes. We notice no alteration in either Rape Cs.kes or Bence.
Wheat, English, red, per qr., 38s. to 40a.; white, 400. to 420.;
Dantaic and Kordpberg, 14 s. to 45..; Pomeranian and Hamburg,
tag. to 405.; Danish, holstein, and Frit:eland, 345. to 3os. • Hussein.
and Odesta, 325. to 36a. Oats, 9:eighth, 12a. to 14s. ; Darah, 10s. to
12a.; Friesland, 15e. to 16a.; Wooden and Odessa, 12s. to 14.. Bar-
ley, malting, 225. to 245.; grinding, 19.. to Ils. BMW. 25e. to 2...;
foreign, 255. toile'. PCAN white, yellow, and blue, 235. to 28e. ; grey and
black, 245. to 265. Linseed, Black Sea, 44e. to stfos.• Petersburg, As.
to 4". ,a.• '
Riga and Archangel, 395. to 40s. ; Konlg:berg' 365. to 395.
Linseed Cates, Hull, Gl. 17a. Gd. • doe foreign, W. Ss. ; inferior, Si.
Itapeoeed, 301. Rape Cakes, 60.. to 82t. Gd. Tares, foreign, Be. to
355. Imports from the 12th Jan. to the 18th : t% beat, 1,396 ;
Barley, 505; Oat., 321; Beans, 382; Peas, 1160; Tares, 95.
Ipswich, Jair. 22 -Supp!y ;rood of all corn to-day.
Wheat again declined la per qr., and very slow at that. Barley, eat
cept the finest samples, were lo per qr. lower. Same may be said of
Peas and Be, es.

LBEDS, JAN. 22.-The reported arrivals of grain are small,
but the quantity of wheatofferour is quite equal to the demand, wn;ch
continues very limited, yet on the business transacted Friday's rates are
maintained. Barley steady. Oats, beans, and other articles without
material alteration. Average price of gram: Wheat, 41s. Ild.• Bar-
ley, 265. Cal. ; Oats, 16.. lid. • Beans, 213 a. lid. Peas, 29x.-Arrivals
this week : Wheat, 4.260; (Fat,, 63; Barley, 1,11.2; Beans, gull ;
Shelling, 94; Rapeseed, 107.
Lewes, Jan. 22. -In Wheat but little &whims was trans-
acted m our market to-day, and in order to make sales a reduction of
fully Is. per qr. was made. liarley was in fair demand, at last week's
pricee. Oats, Beans, and Peas are in good supply, with a slow sale.
Wheat, white, 111. to 111. 3a.; red, W. to W. Ins. Barley, 245.
to 28.. Oats, ne. to 17a. Beans, 271. to 26,. Few, 275. to 20..
LIVIRIPOOL, Jan. 22. - The imports of wheat this
week are to a fair extent, comprising about 1,600 quarters from
British and colonial porta, 4,600 quarters Inam the I. nited State.,
2,600 quarters from Werra, and 2,. W quarters from Rotterdam. Of
Sow we have received about 6,01:9 sacks Irons Ireland, 1,437 sacks
from Frame, and about 7,000 barrels Pom Canada and the United
States. Of oats, oatmeal, beans, and Indian corn, the arrivals have
been moderate. Extreme dulness has marked our trade throughout
the week, and prices have been almost nominal. The frost has r
turned with increased severity. we bad another inanimate market
to-day. The purchases of wheat red Sour were la the merest retail
way, and though no alteration was made in the qu mittens of last Tue
day, prices may be considered es weaker. Tnere was very little inquiry
for outs oroatuiesL Egypttan beans declint d 6d. to Iw per quieter.
Barley and peas were each easier to buy. Indian corn was the only
settee with any buoyancy, and very full price; were paid upon a fair
demand fur shipment to Ireland. The prices: Wheat, per %lbs.,
Eriglish, red, old, 6.. Id. to 6s. 64. ; new 3s. WI. to 6a. Id.;
white, old, 6.. bd. to 7s. Od.; new, 6.. 3d. to 6a. 6d.; Irish,
red,old, ed. to 3e. 5d.; new, 4a. Sd. to 59.8 d. ; white, old, Se, 6d.
MSc 1.4.; new, se. 9d. to 66.04. /Inky, per qr., F.riglish, %a. to 26a. ;
Chevalier, 31M. to 305.; Scotch and Utak per bOlbs., 21.9 d. to 3a. Id.
Malt, per qr., English, pale, 30s. to 545. ; Irish, 40s. to 465. Oats, per
43.05., English and Scotch, old, 2s. td. to 2a. 10d.; Welsh, old, 2a M.
to 2a. 3d. ; Irish, fine sorts, old, 2s. 6d. to 2s. 7d.; new, Is. 4d. to
Is. 6d.; general, old, 2s. 4d. to 2s. fd. • new, 2s. 2d. to 2s. 4d.;
Beam, per yr, English, old, 321. to 335.; Soitch and Irish, per 4901 M..
old, 27a. to ba.; new, 265. to 17s. Peas, per qr., English, white, 295. to
3tia.; Iri4l,mey, 21e. to 30s. Flour, per 2solbs., and Irish, m-
oors* 27a. to 26e. ; tine, 291. to 305.; suptrfine, 30e. id. to 325. Od.;
extra, 33a. Od. to Ws. 3d. Oatmeal, per load of 249195.,
1619,
.21s. Od. p? 225. Oil. ; old, 19e. 6d.. to 21e. Od.;

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Canadian, old, 20s. Ced. to 21s. limn, per 2411 x, 10d. to
Is. Foreign : Wheat, Canadian, per 7010, red, 5.. 9d. to M. Id. ;
white, 6.. sd. tote. ack ; Coded States, red, &Ad. to 6s. 3d. ; white,
Be. 04. to 7s. Od. ; Llantxic, mixed and red, Os. Id. tole. 5d.; high.
mixed, 7s. Id. to 764 d. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 6..0d. to 6s. 7d. ;
white, Cs. 4d. to tis. VAL ' • Riga and Petersburg, red, U. 3d. to 3e. bd. ;
Archangel, ss. Od. to 3a. 2d.; Odessa, common. red, ss. 2d. to 35.3,1 ;
Polish, Ss. Od. to Ss. 84.; French, Spanish, and Italian. red, ss. 10d. to
Co. Id.; white, be. 2d. to 6s. 4d.; Bannat and Marieusopoll, red, 3s. 6d.
to ss. Bd.; Egyptian, 4s. 0.1. to M. 3d.; Mediterranean, Et., hard,
4a. 3d. to U. 6d. Eye, per gen Battle, kc., 20s. to 22.6 Barley, per
601 b., grinding, 2s. 10d. to 90 2d. Oats, per 451 b., 2.. tel. to 2s. -d.;
Russian, 2.. od. to 2.. 3d. Beans, per qr., European, 28s. to 325. ;
Egyptian, per 411010., 24.. Od. to 245. 6d. Peas, per qr., Baltic, ke.,
white, Ms. to Ma.; Canadian, 255. to 265. Flour, per ha 19t1b.,
Canadian, 5w=213211... 6d. to 21s. td. ; L.G.3 Western Canal, sweet, 22e .
to 245. ted. ; 24.. 6d. to 765. Od. ,• Philadelphia and Baltimore
sweet, 24,0 d. to
; Canadian, sour Its, to _Woad.; French, super-
One, per sack of 2101044., Ws. to 39.. Indian Corn, per MOM., Am .
titan white, 2W. Id. to 30s. 6d.; yellow, 28s. lid. to 29..0d.; Euro-
peen. yellow, Us. 6d. to 290.6 d. Indian C:orn Meal, per 1961 b., 13s. 6d.
to 14s. Arrivals from the 15th to the 21stof Jan , inclusire, into Liver-
pool and Runcorn t-Wheat, 11,582 gra • Barley, 150 ; Malt, 29;
Oats, 5,044; Beans, 2,232; Indian Cons, 2,613; Oatmeal, 1,960
racks ; Flour, 7,973 sacks and 7,011 burets. Esparta to Ireland
Wheat, 3.5 grs. • Barley, 150; Oats, 23; Rye, 196 ; 8ea03,22 ; Indian
Corn, 3,242; °aimed, 20 sacks; Hour, 110 sacks and 1013 barrels.
Lame, Jan. 22.-Wo are liberally supplied with all des-
criptions of pain, and a eery dull market toglay, with a further
decline upon Wheat of Is. to 25., and Barley Is. per qr. Toe
following are the present quotations: Wheat, white, 6211 w. to 83Ibs.
per bushel, 380..43 405.; red, 355. to 375. Barley, best, 541ba. to
55114., 245. to 255.; extra, 265.; common, 3316.., Us. Od. to
225. Oats, 3816.. to Colbs., Iss. to 16,. Beans, 6516.. to 411th..,
265. to 286. Orey Peas, 27.. to 281. Flour, fine, 30s. per sack of 70
Mime.

Nzwc.asma, ho. 22.—The weather seems to increase
in severity, and we have so much dusting ice in our river as to render
the communication between this port and Shields exc.. erhogly WM -
cult ; another such frost se last night will put a complete stop to the
onvigation. At our market this rosining we had a large deltver yof
Wheat from the growers, and having tittle fresh in from the coast,
farmers' samples were cleared err slowly at Saturday's rates,
whilst to have made roles to any extent in south country,
lower terms most have been submitted to. For foreign
we experienced a slow Inquiry, nevertheless in the business
done lute rates were sustained; a choice cargo of new red from
Rostock having been retailed out at SM. per qr. of Sobs., ex ship.
Flour in slow request, and dealers acting much on the reserve, and
marinating a determination to work oaf their stocks before making
any further purchases. Prices, however, remain unvaried. Of Rye
our market hue been cleared tar Irish account. In malting and grind-
ing Bailey little purring. Molders, however, evince no inclination to
make any further concession, and the same remarks will apply I,
Malt. Beans as before, whilst boiling l'ess, on account of their
scarcity, are held for more money. Oats arc In fair request, and the
turn dearer.

PLYMOUTH, Jou. 22.—We balls bad a quiet Corn market
to-day, UV, aides were limited on foreign Wheat. Owing to the dull
accounts from Mara-lane some Lamers sold at Is. per qr. decline, but
they did not offer much Wheat.
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SALIOHURY, Jac. 22.—We were largely supplied will
Wheat to-day, which met a limited inquiry, and where sales were
made, the turn of prices was in favour of the buyer. flour unaltered
in value. Shirley was tolerably well supplied, but the trade remains
in a very dull wide. The bo,t malting samples declined ls. per qr. ;
other &ascriptions in no revues'. Oats were also a trifle cheaper. Other
grain remains the same as regurds price ; but the ads was very doll.
Wheut, white, 435.; red, 4Us. to 4.25. Barley, malting, 235. to 264.;
grinding. 21., to 235. oats, 130. to 21s. Beans, OW, to afis. Paw,
Ms. to 3Us. Mall, 3-Is. to abs. per qr. Flour, 285. to 235. per wk.

CATTLE, &e.—Rarnnastau, Jan. 2l.—The supply of
Beasts to this day's market Is very good, and that of Sheep much
larger than we have bad fur emend months past. The latter include
about SOU of fair quality Rent the county of Lincoln. We hare ti thin
attendance of buyers, consequently the demand is very slow, at lower
rates. Wequote Beef 3d. per stone, and Mutton one halfpenny per lb.
lower. Good Beef, Is. 3d. to 3s. 3d.; some prime email heifers, Go. to
Gs. 3d. per stone; Mutton, 41d. told.; prime wetbers, 3,d. pet Iti.
Bituminous', Jan. 22.—We had a seasonable supply of
BOILS stow market to-day but the quality was very inferlir ; beet fat
oxen met a quiet sale, and Into quotations were will aupported; inks.
riot and poor Besets were a complete drug. Sheep were in short
supply, nevertheless milkiest for the demand; the trade ruled heavy,
but the late quotations were kopt up. There woo an average number
of Pigs on offer, whichautil at about the emu, rates as at our last
mar-
ket; the SAO we. dull. Dead Pigs were In short supple. ita
9a. to Ws. per scum; Cow and 'leiter, Ts. to to. fid ; •Southilown,
go, to ad.; Devon aid nomersetshire Notts, aid. to 341. ; Bacon
Pigs, 7s. W. to e. dd.; Porkers, 75.9 d. to Is. per score,

'WINDINO•UP OF RAILWAY AND JOINT STOCK
Compurias.—A committee of inquiry is to be moved for
early in the ensuing session by Mr. Young, M.P. and Mr.
Parker, M.P., to inquire into the general working of the
Join: Stock Companies Winding up Acts, *scathed out ►y
the Maoists in Mammy. 1