The Express.
London, England, 1850-02-15 00:00:00

tee the Week ending Feb. 9.185(

Tii,;jaaiThaa tats, gum 5.100
Other Seaultim...... 2.984.900
Gold Cola aad Bald= 16)349,309
Oliver 8ake........ E 1.077

MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAT.
8110k1 —The public sales, consisting of 6,000 bags Mau- u
ritins, 4,000 bags Bengal 1,700 bags Penang, and 1,000 bags it.
Madras, arc progressing heavily, and the importers are buy- 15
ins freely to sustain the market ; yet we must quote a ge-
neral decline of Gd. compared with the prices of last week. in
Refined has bec-me rather more steady ; fair to good grocery 12i
lumps, 495. to 61s. 6d., which were last Friday's quotations. 124
Correa.—There has not been a public sale today, but the 60
demand for good ordinary native Ceylon :become brisk this 100 I
morning, and there are buyers at 615., with but few sellers,
which is an advanos of 2e. 13
Eton.-100 casks of Ameriern cleaned Carolina sold, in 100
public sale, at 20s. 6d., which showed an advance of 6d. so
Baoo —Good Pearl sold at 225. to 23a., which was • slight 23
advance. 10
SPICRO have been dull of sale during the week, Cassia g
closeted, which advanced 41. to be. yesterday, in • large Is
public sale. 124
Ruse has been steady in prices, but the amount of business 60
done has been very limited.
INDIGO.—The sale to-day did not show any material alto- 101 t.
ration in prices. toe
TEA remains steady, and the demand somewhat improved u
during the lan two days. The public sales are fixed for next 23
Wednesday, but it is not anticipated that they will be very 10
large. 32
In other articles no material alteration ; but it has been a 10
dull week in the produce markets generally. 27:1

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. itl
The market to-day is exceedln_gly dull and depressed. re
The following us cur quotations : Petersburg T. C. on the 20
spot, 371. 81. to 9d.; February and March, 37e. 3d.; Or to
ober to December, 38e. 9d.
,41

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. nal
Bt.
Huddle's Wont Hartley, 15s. 9d.; Can's Hartley, 15s. 9d.; Bt.
Eden Main, 18e ; Hawing's Hartley, 151. 9d. ; West Hut- I
ley, 15s. 9d.; Wall* End Haswell, 19s. 3d.; Walls End
Helton 19s. ; Walls End Lambton, 18s. ed. • Walls End Se
Stewart% '
19s. ; Walls End Tees, 191.—Ships at market, 397. 14
20

MARK-LANE.-THIS DAT. St.
There was very lisle English Wheat fresh up for this 23
2.
morning's market, either coastwise or by land. carriage UM' le
plea from the near counties ; nevertheless the trade was dull, St.
and some ti,fficulty was esperienctd in effecting sales at io
Monday's rates. Needy buyers of foreign Wheat had to pay too
form., pricn, but the trade was limited in the extreme. 20
Yin* English Barley was folly as dear; other descriptions of ig
English and foreign sold in retail at about late quotations. 100
But little addition has been made to the 'apply of Oat' the 25
arrivals mainly consisting 'of a few cugoes from Scotland, ,423„.
to
and no improvement in vaTue could be established. Other "
articles without change from Monday last. SO
aItRIN'ALB INTO LONDON FROM 11th FEB. TO 13th FEB. 20
Wheat ..
Qrs. English. Notch. Irish. Forme, 121
0 .... I I «.... I 16a0 23
1
Bar* „......„ 1 2263 400 23 1
Oats 3710 4
Flour. 850 oaks;
30
Lennox Aviatota—Whent, 4la. ad.; Barley, tie. 10d.; Oats, ..
16s. 10d. ; Rye, —s. Od.; Boos, 24a. 10d. ; Pew, 26a. Id.