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

piece, and enlinaHe the price 136 lea per too. English I.nd
foreign Tin: lbw amen condones good ; higher rates have been
paid, sad tis menet II still baths; up. Tin Metes: We have to
Dodos .farther Nee at Is. per boo in this article, in consequence of
the van noshed aopplj. speller continues exceedingly then,
at oar quoted-ma The following are the current prices :-
English Ina; Bar, bolt, and square, Lender, per too, 61. 11s. to
61. ed.; nail rade. 61. Ifia.; hoops, N. 13e. ; duets (singles), 11. 15s. ;
bars, atCardiNand Newport, 61.18.64. to 21. 10e. ; reflood metal, Wales,
Ufa tosl.los.; ditto anthracite, SL lia; Pigs to Wales, 34 de.;
ditto kerne:. 12a. ; do., No. Clyde, net ead, 21. 6e.;
Loa tor ban, fella Ina. free on bond at Newport,
Egelsithire,d. T. ran.; 'tiagol:6l. plates, MIYr • do.
484 i. roe:141:1r In:
Owellisla 111. to 131. Steel : Bwedielt keg, 141. 13a. to 13$.
dada lama W. to 11a. Copper : Meets, ithesthlng, and
ON% par lb., ebd.; brash eon, per tn, 6U.; tile. 691.; old
Mere Par lb, W; yellow Aeathine, F.nelleh
pia par too, In. 17s. ed. to 17e. ; sheet, 111. les. ; red,
Lead. oe.; whits did*, 231.; potent shot, 121. Foreign
Lind, Illisalsb, hi bond, IN. to 121. lea. English Tin, block, per
• 41 bar, 41. e.; reined, 41. 115. Oa. Foreign Tin:
Banes, ILC., 41. Is. to 41.75, ; ditto for export only, 41. 3a; Straits,
41. 35.; Tin Plates: IC Coke, per box, 11. es. 6d. to 11. 9a.; ICCharcoal,
11. 128. to U. 168 ed; IX dido, IL In. endsheet, per too, 211.
er : Plates, wate-
per tote, in. to IN. fa Vas: English
housed,
pee lb., 46.-Niather Journal.

GLASGOW, Jas. 17.—Towuds the end of bet 'reek a de-
cline la pries to. k placo—oxne weals having been tweed off at
ela. 6d. TM market opened draw again this week, and still con-
tinues ma Took) there him been sales of mined I,toa at 411 s. ad.
cask, which no quote as the pries.

LEATHER.—Lain, JAW. 17.—The quantity of leather
laid down at this fair was shon. Owing to delay by railway and
otherwise, a very greet quantity did not arrive until scaly evening
(when all business was ova), and some did not arrive at all during
the day. The buyers were numevou., and the butane's dune was at
about last tales prim. A good reeling prevailed, and confidence in
the trade fur the mob* year was expressed.

CORN.—Cesuloroau, sopply of Wheat
was large to.day, and pekes mud be quoted Is. per qr. lower, with •
dull sale ; 40s. to 41s. red ; white, 4dr. to 475. Barley wog folly le.
per qr. lower. Beans and Peso nearly Is. lower, with a large supply.
Avermes per;—yilticat, 445. Barley, 29a. bows, 241. Peas,
916 _ _

Covgwriv, Jen. 18 —Ws have bad but a null math 3
to-day. The supply of Wheat was not large, and former rates could
not be obtained. Holders of grabs were anxious to sell, but the
amount of business done was Waited. Malting Barley was lower.
limns and Oats unaltered le value. Prior: Wheat, 15s. to 168. rd.
Malting Earley, Ma. ed. to 26a, 64,: grinding. 220. to 236.
Berms, 128. rd. to Us. 6d.; new, 10a to Ils. Old Oats, 21s. to 228. 6d.;
new, 16a. to 21s, Pear, old, 12a. to 12s. ed. ; new, 98. 6d. to 10s. bd.
Murals, Jan. 18.—Wa have had a larger attendance
on our Corn to-day than at any market sines Christmas ; a
good deal or Corn and 1.101, mks, st barely last week's priors.
Wheat, red, Ms. to 40a; white, 40a. to 435. Marley, 13a. to Ito.
Oats, 13e. to 17s per qr.

HULL, Jan. 18.-Arrivals of foreign ane very mall of all
kinds; but there have been good supplies of English. In foreign
Wheat very halo baritone has been done. The stocks being in ware-
house, bolder, are not pressing sales; whilst the millers have bought
English at a &cline of la. per qr. In Barley, Beans, and Peas, scarcely
anything didn't, and price. unaltered. Linseed : No arrivals, but the
market is well supplied with parcels in warehouse, which however
have not met a free male, the crushers showing great disinclination to
buy beyond immediate wants. The frost has bets most severe all the
week, and a good deal cf snow has :fallen, which must impede our
inland navigation, and tend to check the sale of produce generally.
The following are the priors : Wheat, English, old, white, 69n.
to 425. ; new, 395. to de.; red, old, ifs. to 40s. ; new, 30a. to 40s.
Foreign, 601 b. per bushel, Hamburg and Baltic, red, 38e. to 415.;
white, 40s. to 466.• Odessa, 33e. to 36a. Barley, malting, per qr.,
21.. to 255. ; grinding, per 30 at., 19s. Od. to 20s. 14. Oats, old, per
quarter 12s. to 165.; new 12a. to Po. Kustaian, ain, per stone,
ad. to 9d, Peas, white, boilers, per qr., 265. to 285.• blue, Vs. to
338.; pending, 631 b. ter bushel, '24s. 0.1. to 20;. Beans, old,
63:tas. per bushel, 295. to 315.; new, 2514. to 295.•. Egypuan,
265. Tares, new, for sowing, per quarter, 2-a. to 33..; gunman,
631 b. per bushel, Its. to 21s. Rye per stone, thl. Meal, per ton, ht.
Unwed, per qr., Black Sea, 43a.0d. to 46..; St. Peersburg, fine, 420.
to 41s. id. goof crushing, 40s. to 41e.; inferior, 395. to 40e. ;
Rigs, 39e. to 41e. Od.; Archangel, 40s. to 41a. lid.; Konigsberg
and Hemel, 335. to 41..; clean for feeding, 425. to Os. Rapes
seed, per last, German and Danish, 311.; Black Sea, 101. Cakes,
per ton, Linseed, Itullrmade. 61. t', 6t. Irs. ; foreign, 31.
to 61. H • Rape, ull-made. 41. to 4/. Ss. ; foreign, 41. to 41. Ls.;
Dodder, Poppy, te., 41. to 51.

LINCOLN, Jan. 18.—We have had a fair chow of Wheat
at this day's market, which war taken off pretty freely, at Is. loss
money. There was a better ((cling in the Barley trade to-day, tine
samples making rather more money. Not much doing in o.ita.
Wiest, red, 3341. to 405.; white, 42a. to 425. Barley, 19s. tis 26.5.
Oats, 14s. to lbs. Beans, new, 24a. to 275.; old 534.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 18.—The transactions at our Corn ex-
change, this morning, were on a limited reale. Prices of wheat and
Hour were without change, but there seemed as little desire on the
part of holders to press sales of ether articles as there was indisposi-
tion on thedealers aide to add to their stocks. A similar remark will
apply to all other articles of trade; and, as regards Indian men, It was
heWlwith increased ;Aimee's, and very full/ rates were realised.
Arrivals and miliaria from the 13th to the 17th January, 1.30, Inclu-
sive, tom Liverpool and Runcorn Wheat, 1,514 ore.; Mait, 23;
tats, 1,476; Beans, 82; Oatmeal, 433 sacks; Flour, 1,322. Export.;
to Ireland :—Wheat, 188 qrs.; Rye, 56; Beans, 22; Winn Corn,
3, 83; thitmeal, 20 sacks; Flour, 60 racks and 68 barrels.

MAIDSTONK, Jill. 17.—We had ag..in ot.e of the Chriet•
meg markets, that always partake of a dutnc*e in at gra'n, and bud-
nem dela to a stand. The trade was much the same for all things,
and
ao prices as before, except Lint corn, winch wis the tarn lower lur
all rta.

SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 18.—We had a moderate attendance
at market to-day. and a slow, dragging trade in alt Articles. In order
to effect auks of Wheat a reduction of Is. per qr. had to be submitted
to. Toe finest samples of malting barley easily found purchasers at
late rates, but all secondary and inferior samples were difficult to
quit. Oats., Beam. and Pews is moderate consumptirs demand, with-
out change in value. Currency as under : —Wheat, red, PI. to
Ir. lon. ; mixed and white, Int. 10$. to 1.1.; extra, up to 121. per
laid. Marley, malting, 24.. to rs.; extra, 28s. per qr.; grinding.
2:s. to Us. Beans, 3,5, to 30.. Blank Oats, Ins. to Ins.; white, 13s.
to 235.

WAKEFIELD. Jan. 18.-Our replrted arrival of grain is
again considerable, but there is little to more forwards unles we bare a
cosnge of wind. Miller. limit their business to actual necessity, still
there is more firmness in the trade, and the rates of last week are
maintaluel. The sumly of Barley is more than aorquate to the de-
m rid, which is chisly confined to the fine and heavy sorts, at pre-
vious rates ; secondary continues very unsaleable even at lower prices.
Leans in fair demand as before. 0a•, and Si:tiling IWIf as dear. In
other articles no alteration. The following are the pries:-Wheat,
per qr. of 60.ba. to the basin!, :Mitotic Ewes, and Kent, red,
new, 42.. to 435. ; extra, 445.; white, 47.5. to 48..; extra, 49a.; Nor-
folk and Ilunta, red, 38s. to 405.; extra, 415.; white, 435. to 44*.;
extra, 465.; Lineolnahlre and Cambridgeshire, nd, 37. to 395.;
extra, 40,1„; white, 41e. to 425. extra,
,44a.; Yorkshire red, 36.. to
311.; extra, 405.; white, 42.. to 435.; extra, 445.; Daatzis and
Konigsburg, white, old, 434. to 465.; extra, 46.; Lower Baltic and
Hamburg, red, 38.. to 415.; extra, 435.; lleditennoran, red, 37e. to
33a.; extra, 39a.; English, old, red, 40.. to 4is.; white. 49a. Barley,
per imperial qr., Norfolk and guffolk, 265. to 236. ; xtra, 214.; Lin-
colnshire and Yorkshire, 235. to Us.; extra, 26.; Scotch, 23. to 24.;
extra, Zs.; grinding, 20s. to 215.; foreign, Ltia. to 225. ; extra, 24..
Beans, per qr., 611 b. to the bushel, small, flue, oal, 113 a. to 335.; new,
275. to 2/4.; ticks, old, des. to 31a.; sew, 2• is. to 275.; foreign, old,
26.. to 385.; new, 23e. to 27. Oats, per stone, melding, 8;d. to 9d.; ex-
tra, 10d.; feeding, 84d. loud.; extra, lost.; foreign, ad. to 9d.; extra,
istd. Melling, per load of 28111., 235. to 235.• extra, 24. Malt, per
load of 6 bushels, 33.. to 36..; extra. NW. Peas, per qr. imp., blue
and white boilers, 265. to 285.; extra, 32..; grey and Iced, 245. to 23..;
extra, 275. Rape.-led, per hut imp., Er shah, 4'l. to 311.; foreign,
291. to 31f. Linseed, per imp. qr., 31s. to 41a. Imports during das
week : W heat, 16,498 qrs.; barley, 4,901 ; Oats, 1,600; Beans, 933;
Peas, 261; Mean& 766 loads.

CATTLE, &c.—Cmszass.n, Jan. 17. The supply of
Thttle to-day was nearly the sante as I ist week; about 0 head no
u.er. The market was anything but a good one. Thera were only
two or three shorthorns, we few West Highlandera Sad Kyloes; the
remainder Irish sTallialf-breds. Quality interior. l'i ices Item 4a. od.
to St. per stun.. sinking offal. The supply of Sheep was rather entail
compared wittilast week. There were 210 on out r, of fair average
quelitc, consisting of Cheviots and black-raced. This market was con-
sidered a little '• sharper," and worse to buy, with a mall advance.
PIACC from iltd. to 04d. per lb., Pinking offal. Calms: There were
three on offer, at from 4d. to sd. per lb., sinking offal. 11. Porkers ;
Three on otter, selling at Ss. 6d. per stone.

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EXETER, Jan. 18.—The supply of cattle well but Mill,
with but few dealers. Prices ruled much about the some utast week.
Very prime Beef made ths. per score; Beef of good quality, Ss. 3d. to
Ss. 9d., and inferior, Ss. per score; harmers were worth 5.. per more,
and some very fresh ones made about ss. Gd. Cows and Calves,
71. IM. to ISt. each; bathers' Calves, aed. to Gd. per lb. The supply
of Sheep was also small; large fat wethers sd. to NJ. per lb. • sina
51d.; ewes, sd. per lb. The supply of Pork carcases was small, with
but little difference between the prices of to-day and last week. Large
coarse Pork, G. 3d. to G. Gd. per score; prime medium sized, Gs. Gd.
to 7s. 3d. ; and the beet small and dairy-fed Pork, from the latter
figure up to 7s. 9d, per score.

You, Jan. 17.—We had a good i.upply of fat Bente,
which sold readily, at from Se. to 6a. Cal. per stone. A good show of
fat Sheep met with dull sale, at from Sid. to 6d. per lb., with many
uniiold. A thin supply of lean Beasts had few custonatra.

GLASGOW, Jan. 17.—Onr Cattle msrket to day was not so
largely supplied as last week; but, notwithstanding, we can quote no
advance In price. Beet Os beef, 17s. to 49.. • 'mond, 41a. to 40A ;
COWN Bulls, and interior, 30s. to 365. pet cwt. 'sinking offal. All sold.
'fbe eheep market was largely supplied, but the quality by no means
fine. Beet aged Sheep, ltd.; woad, Id. ; Ewes, 4d. per lb., sinking
offal. Pigs in good demand, with an advance in price. Quotations,
324. to 40a. per cwt. Calves In good demand, at 365. per cwt.