The Express.
London, England, 1851-02-08 00:00:00

MARKETS,

SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of
the British pmsessions io Am•rlea. eamputod from the returns mode
ih the week 'adios the 4th Feb , 1801, is 276. le4d per ewt. ewer,
the produce of the Mauritius, 233. 74d. Supr, the produce of the
Es.' Indies, to 300. sd. The average price of the three ((Redoing
descriptions juintly Aa. 30.—Lon ion Gazette.

BRISTOL, Frn. 7.

SUGAR.—Our market continues without animation, still
holders .how considerable flrmnrw, and supply the market but
eparingly w.th samples, which prevent. prima from receding to the
ratent they 'you'd do were sales perosed ; the transactions since out
Litt comprise about 350 litids. West India, and 4,501 mats of Mauri-
tius at steady rate., hut in other description. no sates are repsr ed.
The refined market in without liie, and the demand is still very
elage.b for moat kind. of manufao ured goods
ltvw is wantrl, but :he supple. arc au Ignited that busincss is
neweearily reetricted.
Dar u Yams. cmtinuo in very limited demand, and prises are
almost nominal fur all deatniptions.

LIVERPOOL, Frn. 7.
SUGAR.—There ham been a better inquiry, and 800 hlids.
British Plantation sold at steady pris s ; 9,000 bags Bengal, however,
have been diapeerd of on rather easier terms, 1,. 00 tugs Mauritiu•
at 36..14. to 40.., and 650 b Madras at e2s. &I. to 435. per cwt.
The pales in foretop are confined to '0 hhds. Porto Rico at 39.. to
425. 6d., and 80 bags Venezuela at 40s. Od per cwt., duty paid. Me.
lasses—The sale. Ore 400 cask., at 160. fur Barbadoes, of Met yetir's
Import, and 14s. 6d. for Demerara, of recent import but not fine in
quulitv. Coffe—The market Is very quiet, and the liminess scarcely
went; reporting, being limited to a few Yap filo at 46.., and La-
guayra at s4s. per cwt. No Pales of cocoa, giumer, pepper or pimento
Moe —O4 small pared of Carolina brought 17.. Gl., and 4,000 begs
Bengal be. 6d. to 100. 3d. per ear. Inc broken to loud white. Buns—
The basins consist+. of 130 puns. Demerara, of high strengths, at
last meads rotes.

COTTON.—LtvErtroot., Fen. 7.—The same very limited
demand whteh •,revailt d at the close of hot week has been maintained
during the whole of the prevent: the trade, influenced by the gradual
decnie which has occurred in prices hare bougnt very apirimey, in
the hope of deriving a still greater advantage from delay; and spun-
:store appear to have list all confkienor. The consumption is fully
maintained, the partial recurrence to the prOlillololl of P.M,
fabrics tench g proportionably to its increase: and the stocks now
held by the Os e are an materially reducen, u to be an enthest that
they taunt ere long buy the ely. The total sales of the week have no
exece,ed 23,390 bales. Yesterday and to-day the demand has been
somewhat, more general, and ho-oray the *ales are about 9,600 bile.. at
previous rater, ineudine S.O talon on ooecuttion. American de-
scriptions are offered freely, and being in only requevt they
have again deelined from Id. to Id. per lb. the authorised quotations
for ^ fair" Upands and Mobile are reduthel id. per lb., that tar lair"
Orleans ill. per lb. Brazils and Egyptians are in very limited request.
and thee, ton, have partially decline el id, per lb. tauten. are offered
freely. and they have declined Id. rer lb. 9.0 bales of American and
910 of burst hare been taken an epeculation, and 810 of Arno lean and
170 Burat far export

WOOL—LEEDS, FEB. 7.—Sales of combing wool during
the resent week have been limb& ilia, are stationary. Ciothing
aorta ars without acy change.

COALS.-LONDON, l'En. 7.-CLonE or THE 311AngaT.--
{Middle's West Hartley, 13e. 6d.; Carr'. Hartley, 13a. 6d.;'l
Chr,ter Main. 12a. 181.; Howard's Wept 11.,rt cy Netherton, 13s. 6d.;
New Tanfleld, 13a. 3d., relton Vain, Is. rd.; T.dleld Moor, I.ls. ;
Townley, Us. 9d, ; Walker Prime.... Ile. 6d.; Wylam, IN% ;
Walla End Brown, 11.. Ed.; Well's End rewiek and Co.. 13a 311. ;
Walls End Geriforth, 13.. ed.; Walls End Marton. 11.. 3d. ; Walls
End HiWo, 12.. 9d.; Walls End Morrixin, 13.. 3d.; Wall. End
;mend Ohnon, 1:1.. 6d.; Well. End Bell, He. ; Wale End
;V144. ; Walls End Bra/Idyll, 14... 3d.; Wails End Hinton, '
aIM End Maxwell, 150.3.1.; Wall. End Lanitoon, 14e, bd.;
Walla End litlabmund, 13e. Sd.; Walla End linanel'a !tenon. ;
Walls End Crimp. 13a. 9d.; WaVa End Hemel 11111 140. ; walla End
Ralbq 140. 3d.; Walls End South Hartlepool, 148.14.; Walls End
South Harm, 13e. 9d. ; Wall. End Whitworth. I 2s. 3d. ; Was End
Adelaide Tees, 140. 3d. to 11.. 6d.; Walls End Cleveland Tee.,
12e. 6.1.; Wall. End Mackans Tree, 12e. rd.; Wslle End Tee.,
tya. 3,1.; Cowlienilaf Bey. I s. 6d.; Derwentwater Ilvrtley,l3a. Ed.;
Goes (loch Wont, 21e.- Stipa at ir.arket, 291; sold, 83.

CORN.—CHELMSFORD, Feb. 7.—There was only a mo-
derate supple of V. heat at market to-day, and all the brit ootaditloool
sample. made 1.14 week's prime; but at n.mp µmeets were lower,
and difficult of dirposal. 440. to Vs. wh te, 311 e. to 40e. red. Etkrley
was lower, eseeitt the floret qudlity, which was rather dearer. &any
rather lower.
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CoVENTRY, Feb. 7.—Sine our loot market, there hao been
no alteration in the pr ee of grain, except beet old ciry Wheat, which
wu Inquired fur. and for which =advance of 6d. per bag wan readily
obtained. Malting Morley nail at Va. to 21,. 6d. OM Henna,
Ina. fid. to Ile. ; new, Ina. to site. 6d. 01,1 Oats, 20a. to 23e.; new,
17.. to Mn. White l ea* (boiler.), 10s. 6d. to lie. 6d.; grey Pea.,
tOS. to Ws. 6d.

EXETER, Feb. 7.—We had a slow trade at our market to-
dah and While poll at hot we k's prices; the coodidon of the Wheat
In much complain...l of, which is in a great measure the cause of oo
slow a trade. It .11,1. In not et o'.l better worth, most of our monsters
having nearly completed their mochas t. Oat. were not PO p:entiful
in offer, bat we can note no alteration in prices. Wheat, O. 6d. to
Ss. per bushel. nark?. 2s. 66. to 3s. Oats, Is. 9d. to 2s.
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LINCOLN, Feb. 7.—We have had a fair show of Wheat
at our market to-d iy, and last week's prices wo re fully maintained.
%hest, red, 345. to 39e.; white. 345. to Its.: old, 48e. Very little
Mane Is /3.4rley, Outs, or !Scans, and prices in Lemur of the pur-
chaser.

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Livritroot., FEB. 7.—The nrri mils of grain, &c., since
Tuesday are melerate, and consist chiefly of nor and wheat In in
France. Prii ce have not varied the last two days, and the demand
has been very sluggish. The operations at our Corn Eackance this
morning sere quite in retail. As MM.- x wheat and flour the rrice
inclined to the buyer, hut no quotab e reduetion oe n-Liced. Indian
corn was in slack demiod, and the top once of Tuesday wan barely
supported. No change was otsercnale in the value of any other
articles of the grain trade. Arrival+. from Feb. 4to 5 inclusive, into
Liverpool : Wheat, 2.9/4 qrs. ; Barley, 1,911 ; Malt, 908 ; Oats, 1,284 ;
Beans, 107; Pens, 25; Oatmeal, 2,701 sacks; Flour, 4,917 sacks.
Ezports to Ireland : Wheat, 792 qrs. ; Indian Corn, 1,287 ; Indian
Corn Neel, Sal bele.; Oatmeal, 140 sacks; Flour, 303 sacks 395 bee.
SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. 7.—Our market won moderately
attended to-day, awl the supply of Wheat consisted principally of
damp out-ofmoadition partets, for which it was difficult to find pur-
chasers. Anything dry and in go,doindition vira+ Toddy taken, and
for such the turn in pries was in favour of the sell r. la other arti-
cles but little doing, end there ill no alteration in prices to note.
WAKEFIELD, Feb. 7.—The arrival of Wheat is small;
this, with the (mown to circuit:stamen( agricultural district- report-
ing diminished supply, Wads to ream Les desire to urge sake; the
trade to-day, however, manifrets the same inactivity as of late, and
buyers are enabled to purchase on the terms of last week. Fine Bar-
ley maintains its pelt r, but the sr condary sorts are scarcely so well
sold. Oats and Shaling do not vary much. lie no are steady in
price: no variation In tither /articles. Import" during the week:
Wheat, 9 589 qrs.. Barley, 3,747; Oats, 527; Beans, ISO; Peas, 74,
Harlin, 652 ludo.
WATERFORD, Feb. 6.—With fair arrivals of foreign
grans aloe gubarday. end only mestereie supplies from farmers, our
market eibibits no clumge of consequence. room of meet articles are
a shads lower; but holders show little disposition to MU Min.

CATTLE.--CAucteLes, FES. G.—The supply of Sheep
Ws morning was limited, and only;of a middling ticomption ; priees
ware rather on the advance, and an average brisk demand was ex-
Beasts masted a rather motley muster in point of
quality, but in number about an avenge. Notwithatandng the
uiltrioe condition of moat of the animals, our farmers and dealers re.
maimed immoveable in their demands for forme: rates, cony gutsily
only a middling stroke of business wait transacted.
OLA6OOW, Feb. 6.—We have had another bumper mar-
ket thuk morning. Pine cattle, sales dull, at last dm's rates; but
towards the claw of the market the agent. bed to give way from is
to 2a. per cwt. Best oz Beet. 44. to 455. ; second, 41s. to 430;
third, xis. to 496. ; cows, Kale, and inferior, 30, to 36e. ed. per cwt.,
sinking cal. We bad only a small supply of Stbeep, with priors up
fully 2s. a head. Best aged wedders, lid.; strand, :4d. to 60.;
ewes, 44d. to M. per lb., staking offal. Prime fed Calves he great
demand, at 60s. Pig. dull, at from 211 e. to 365.