The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-19 00:00:00

Hank Reek. 247 9
Mr Ct. had. Arm. 96r
Mr Ct. Cos. Liam. 914 g

FOREION FUNDS.
6 par CL AuMrtau Donde. 1 per Ct. Grenada Rota. 185 IT
44 per Ct. Behr. Boucle. /58 60 Grenada Deferred lid... 3,, I
2 per Cwt., 6 per CL Rea.. 1846,43 6
i per CL Brar—illan Ibis.. 88 9 6 per Ut. Peruvian ltd.. tel 9
-Ditto New. 80 8 reviewour.. 36 6
6 per CL Durum Arms, 49 61 5 per 01... hin ltda.,loB 10
Ditto Cbiltau►
Par., 99 101 Ditto /aul* 16.1... 113 l 19
Ditto Coltuab. Def. 161... 3 per Ct. Oparbdi 114, . JOI T
Columbian Euumlor lid... 364 Spanith Deferred lid..,—
rer CL liabi.h 110... 72 4 lotto Pamir* Mx, 31 4
26 per CL Dutch 1id..., 66 I 2 per Ct. Venetuels Ddr.,528 30
4 per Ct. Dutch Conc. r 66 .3 Verieruela Deferred 5tv...95 14

WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE
MARKET.

MINCING.LANZ, SATCREPAY MORNING.
There has not been quite so much briskness in the colnnial
market this week, but prices of most articies have remained
steady, and in some instances further improved rates have
been obtained. The sales of Sugar have been Itr4e, and
importers have succeeded in realising a considerable portion
of the quantity dieted, at an advance of about 6d. per cwt.,
sad the market wears a firm appearance. Tne Colic market
has shown symptoms of a deciane in prices, caused no doubt
by the anxiety of speculators to realise, as several parcels of
both plantation and native Ceylon have been di,posed of at
• reduction of 2s. to 3s. per cwt. ; at the commencement
of the week some tales of native were made at 635.,
being a decline of 2s. per cwt., but this has been
since partially recovered, and the quotation now is
645. to 655. per cwt. In Rice there have bean very few
transactions, and, to force sales, lower prices would have to
be accepted. There has been a good demand for Pepper, but
very little is offering on the market ; good ordinary Batavia
has been sold at 4d. to 41d. per Ib , below which there is
nothing to be had. Pimento and Bengal Ginger have also
advanced in mice ; and Saltpetre shows a rise of 6d. pet cwt.
The Tea market has 'teen active, but the inquiry has been
brae within the last two days. Common congous continue at
Ild. per ro. There hu been considirable speculati .11 in
ayson, and feu. quality cannot be bought under Is. 61. to
le. 6d. per lb.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market ie without alteration from yesterday. Peters-
burg Y. C. on the spot continues quoted 395. to d9s. 3d.;
February end March, 395. to 394. 3d. ; October to Deems
ber, 40s. 3d. te 40s. 6d.

SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mean. Cooper and Davis report trade dull. The following
are the quotations : Prima Meadow May, 68s. to ;.is. ; in-
ferior do., 561. 11 6511. ; Rowan, SOL to 60s. ; Clover, 60s.
to 863. ; Straw, is. to 28s.

COVENT-GARDEN.—THIS DAY.
The severity of the weather has bad its effect on the sup-
ply of Vegetables, and they are generally somewhat dearer
than last week. Fruit is for the most part sufficient for the
demand, except perhaps good dessert Pears and Apples,
which are very scarce. The following are the prices:
FRCITS.
Pine -voter, per lb., Ss to Ss Apples, kitchen, p. bush., Ss to 4s
Grapes, hothouse, p. lb., 3s to l's Almonds, per peck, tis
Portugal, per lb., 9d to Is sweet, per lb., .s to is
Pears, per doz., 2s to Is Walnuts, per 190, Is ed to 2s
per hairpiece, 8s to 12s per bush., 16a to 24s
Lemons, per doe., Is to ts Filberts, per 100Ibs., 60, to 63s
per 10e, 6s to 12s Nuts, Bar., p. bush , 20s to 22s
Oranges, per doe., 9d. to Is Gd — brash, p. bush., 12a to led
' per 100, 3s. to 12.. Kent Cobs, ti3s to :Soper 100 lbs,
VEGETABLES
I
*abate, per punnet, 29 to 3s Rhubarb, per bundle, Is 6d to 24
Asparagus, per bundle , 4 to Gs Qum% per bun., lid to Is
Cabbages, p. doz., 9d to Is ed Spinach. per sieve, 2s to Is
Cauliflowers, per doz., 6s to es Onions, per bushel, Ss to 4s
Broccoli, p. doz. bundt, les to .Is Spanish, p, doz„ Is 6d to es
Greens, per doz., 2.6 d to 4s Shallots, per lb., ed to ed
Brussels Sprouts, per half sieve, Garlic, per lb., 4d. to ed
I 9, to 3s Lettuce, Cab.,
64
to 44 to 9d
' Sorrel, per half sieve, 6d to 9d Oce, do., 64 to Is
POLItOeP, per ton, 601 to 120 s Endive, per score,ls 6dto 2s.
per cwt ,3a to I's Rushmants, per pot., 2s to 3.
per bush., 2. 6d to 3,6 d pa bush., Os to Os
Turelps.per doz.bon.,ls 6d to 3s Small tsalads, p. pun., 21 to 3d
lied Beet, per dos. Is to 2s Fennel, per bunch, 2d to 3d
Horse Radish, per bdl., 2s to 4s Savory, per bench, 2d to 3el
vueutaters, each, Is to 3s ed I Thyme, per Mulch, NI to &I
Leeks, per bunch, 24 Parsley, p. doz. bun., is to 3s
Celery, per bundle, &I to 2s Boots, per bile., Is to la Gd
ft-,Jere, p.l. bunches, Is to :I '
buret:,
per bunch, 3d
Watercress, per dor. temotiez, Miat, per 241
to tt Id Bak:. pet Gooch., 2d

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.
BOW-STREET.

BREAKING STEEET-I.AMPII.—R. Simpson a distressed
bokaug man, who described himself u a litter-press printer,
.1.. charged with breaking lamps in the street.
A pace-constable said that lut night, in Drury-lane he
,:eard a loud smash of glass, and found the prisoner standing
a ain't a lamp-post, and the glass in the lamp broken. Ile
...k •S the prisoner, who had destroyed the lamp, and he re-
plod that he had.
. . . .

Mr. Henry asked the prisoner what defence he had to
m ik-, and he said he was compelled to do something, as be
vas starving. He wanted a night's shelter and some food.
Mr. Henry said he could hays obtained what he ri:quired if
iiv :ad applied at the woikhouse. The prisoner answered
that he did apply at the Holborn Workhouse in Gray's-inn-
lane, and they refused to assist him.
Mr. Henry asked him where he had come from, and he
replied from Edinburgh, and that he bad walked nearly the
whole of the way, for the purpose of seeking employment,
and was unable to obtain any.
Mr. Henry tined the prisoner 205., and in default to be
co:omitted for 14 days' imprisonment.
The prisoner was of course unable to pay the fine.

We have reason to believe that in the House of
1,,,rd0 Lord &sex will propose, and Lord Methuen
the address in reply to the Queen's speech.-
7 isms.

RESCUE FROM THR GRATE.—A fanner, in a quiet
parish of the county of Radnor, twenty-three years ago, wee
supposed by the old women attendants to he dead of typhus
fever, and was being laid out for interment, when a physi-
cian came in and entreated a delay, which ended in the pa-
tient's complete recovery. Instead, therefore, of having
beta nearly a quarter of a century in the grave, our sturdy
agriculturist was a few months ago walking about among his
native hills in robust health.—Hereford Journal.
RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—A serious and very nearly
Old ,iecident occurred on the East Lancashire Railway on
Thurstisy evening. On the train which leaves Bury for
Manchesler at 8.20 p.m. reaching Openshaw Fold, it came
in collision with a coal train on a siding, in consequenoe of
the points which had been moved to allow the coal train to
shunt not having been reversed. The passengers were very
severely shaken and braised. The last carriage but one, a
vecond dam, was turned round and thrown across the line,
and was in some jeopardy of being thrown over the embank-
et ,sot.
severalat r. Taycluort,unolde.ttapeosel
oFfoldhi.weasynverythatmiutn,irtasstfueownned
I his mght would be lost; Mr. R. Owen, tailor and drupes,
Manchester, had ore eye his tape much bruised, besides
sustaining other in) ; sad a lady had one arm meek
injured. The parties were taken back to Bury, where la
surgeon was called in and dressed their wounds, and moths:
train was than provided to take them forward to Maar
.:heater.