The Express.
London, England, 1851-12-11 00:00:00

MARKETS.

LrvEnroor., Disc. 10.
The sales to-day are—Sugar :80 hhds. Demerara, 30s. ;
223 bhds Barbadoes, 335. 6d. to 335. ; ild hhds. Jamaica,
31s. 34.; 2,330 bags &acres, 375. GI. to 405.; 1,200 bags
dates, 31s. ; 800 baps Pernams, Lis. Cl,. to 17s. 6d. Gum
Arabic : 23 chests, 20s. to Hs. riot( obi : 170 bags, 47d.
klyrabolauts : 970 bags, is. 3d. to is. 94. 'Turmeric: bbo
bags, l's. to 10s. 9.1. Castor oil : I•s) eases, 3d. to 4,1 d.
Pepper 80 bags, 3d. to 31d. Coeltineal : 11 boxes, Is. Ithl.
to 2'. 84. Fustic : 20 t. Ceara, 3/. 15s. Linseed : 300
bags Bombay, .17s. to 475. 31. Anuatto, 4 casks, Is. to
h. Id.

COTTON.—LtwunrooL, DEC. 10.—W., have no change
in the state of the market to-day, which remains quiet, but
prices are firmly maintained. The talcs are estimated at
6,000 hales, 1,500 of which were for spmtlatien, and includo
200 l'crnam. and Miran., s:d. to 6;d.; 1.30 Egyptian, 41d.
to 0.1. ; 2,500 Surat., 2N. to 31d. Import EiILIW Thursday,
30,000 bales.

CT. PETERSIWLIG, Nov. 20.
Bristles are quite nominal. The quantity remaining on
the spot is about 1,400 ponds, of all sorts.—Corn: Rye hu
been bought and continues in demand at.;_ ro. S. (191 ro.
lice.), half the money down, for May delivery; and about
3,000 ehets. 6-pool oats have been taken for Juno and July
at 3 ro. S. (104 Beo.), 1 re. down; while for September
1 to. down, has been paid.—Flax: Nothing doing.
The guiudity wintering consists of 39;00 roods 12.hes4;
76,200 poods 9-head ; and 2.75,800 poods 6-lara-l; on which
the dealers are arranging fur advances.—llemp 'rile win-
tering stuck consists of about 70,000 poods clean, poods
outshot, and 30,000 poods half-clean. On cunt elet nothing
done, hut dealers continue to !mid at 94 ro. to '43 CO.' money,
and 89 ro. to 90 to. with an advance.—Tallow: Nothing
dune beyond a few purchases among Russians at 113 ro.,
101 ro. down, for August neat, at which price nail 102 ro.
cash there are sellers. There are sodie reports of a short
supply for next season, especially from Siberia, but it is too
early yet to form any estiniate.—The weather continues
open; but shipments have so entirely ceased, our note of
them may considered final.—Exchanges: London, 3 ms.,
37 6-16 to } per S. Ito. ; Hamburg, 3 mu.' 331 to 15-10 per
S. Ito.; l'aris, 3 me., 7;93 to 393 per S. Ito.

CORN.—DAUNSLEY, Dec. 10.—Tho only alteration to-
day la in Wheat, which bar lneleasvil in value .. mush au Ir. par
Wails.

BosToN, flee. 10.—Our market has been been again
we'l supplied with %%ant ; the beet au:Lithe .upported than value;
inferior, le. per gr. lower. Nut n.uch doing Li :Prune and Oats;
about the tame. The veluu of reae remain. the mat..

tcHrstEn, Dec. 10.—There was not much business
doing at our Market tn-day. Wheat sae Laken etoolT. et `eirely the
pp see of had market ...ay. Barley met *ith leas j. and Wass
luny Is. per yr. eheeper. The supply of oboe Train Wan email, and
full prices were obtained. W heat. SOL to 12a per .to. Wirky, 24a. to
320. Oats, 17s. to:es. Beassa,2sa. to3Us. Pos., 3,6. to 3 1. Visor,
40s. pet sack.

litywAnu's II EATII, Dec. 10.—Owin3 to the roughcon•
dition of much f the Wheat °Berta to.ilsy at m-rket, the trade
ruled sexy dull, and for all such parcels Is. per or. less had to be
taken FAS samAse of both white and red suainbili rates. All
other descriptions of grain so:ii at our cootatiens. wheat, white,
ht. lOL to WI. Os.; red, If. to 11. 135.; nen, white, lb/. to
101. lie. ; red, SI. Os. to 95. 100. Barley, 24a. to SA. Oats, 18s. to
1.. A. Id. Beau., 28e. to :.Os. fens, tbs. G&W 30e.

NEWARK, Dec. 10.—At our Corn Exchange this day the
supplies of grain were 'lmam), and fine Wheat and itailse firm. Iles
pond qualities of each sold in lacitur of the buyi.r. In o..ta, Leaas,
and Yeas little pasaLog.

ROXFOILD, Dee. 10.—We hail a fair supply of Wheat at
to.dars market, and owing to the e.haom in the weather the Wheat
IKONS to head in bad condition, which made the market IC. per qr.
lower, with a dull sale; and nearly all other blot. r t gnu,' meet with
the same reduction. Wheat, 34e. to 465. fleecy, 284 to 11.2 e.; grind-
ing, 235. to 27a. Oats, 105. to gas. Beans, 27e. to 32e. Feu,
to 32a.
Stocwrox•ox-Tres, Dec. 10.—The coastwise supply of
gra;n which by been long kept back by adverse wind,. has arrived.
The principal part of the Wheat goin; direct to the miller', come-
quently there is no presaurc on the market. The farmers' supply of
grain this morning was large. Wheat in good conelltian arid at about
last wick's prices, but the great bulk of the supply being in poor con.
dition. such met a slow sale at a decline of la. per qr. un last week's
currency. In Batley und Beaus there in no change to note. Oats met
a good demand. In tither articles no alteration. Importis during
the week: Wheat, coastwise, 3,212 qrs.; Barley, 7tO; Oats, 20;
real, 43.

CATTLE.—ltossrotto, Dec. 10.—A good supply of stock
at MAW. market, which mat a fair rale at aeout t^e same prices.
Beef, 3s. to Ss. el. Matto°, U. ed. to Y. ed. Veal, Zs. ed. to Y.
Pork,Ss. to Y.

BoornaLL, Dee. 10.—Trado ruled very heavy to-day.
beef te44o iron Is. M. to 34. li, Koltun. 34, to 4s. td. Vt 44.
411/2 Pork, 314 64 to 34.84. per moue et tlbe,, oinking the oft,