The Express.
London, England, 1849-12-06 00:00:00

MARKETS.

LINEN TRADE.-•-.BARNALEY. Dec. s.—Tbe trade of
this town continues very steady in all its branches. The stocks on
band of all kinds are exceedingly low, and we understand that the
manufacturers of Linen goods for home consumption arc objecting to
receive orders for the ensuing year cakes at advanced rates, which is
causing less business to be done by them. The fancy and plain drill
warchcuses continue uncommonly brisk.

HOPS —WORCESTER, Dec. s.—We have no alteration
in our nwket since last week; full prices are obtained for everything
fine, and, from the great scarcity of our beat new Haps, advancing
rates are expected on the turn of the year.

CORN.—BLENSLEY, Dec.s.—We bed a large quantity
of Wheat shown at this day's market, for which there was PO little
demand that the farmers stated they were compelled to Mite what-
ever the millers thought proper to give them. Wheat sold at from
14s. bd. to 16s. 6d. per 3 bushels. Barky, from 215. to 345. Oats,
from 17a. to 19s. per qr.

Dosrrott, Dec. s.—With a fair show of Wheat at market,
trade is dull, at late rates. No change In the value of Oat; or Beans.
But very little in either article. Wheat, red, 33e. to 37e.; white, 435.
l2s. to Ws. 6d.; Beans, new, 245. to 27e.; old, 32e.

Cificuserrali, Dee. 5. —We had a large 'apply of
Wheat and Barley at market to-day. Wheat experieneed a very dull
sale, at a decline of Is. to 22. per qr. Data, Beans, and PMa+ were
each Is. par qr. cheaper. Wheat, 36,,. to 425. Barley, 265. to 30s. ;
Oat o, 17a. to 20e. Beans, 30s. to 33e. Peas, 30s. to 31s. Flour,
20s. per sack.

HALESWORT/1, Dee. 4.—At market this day we had a re-
markably heavy trade for Wheat, and we note a decline of fully 2s. per
qr. We must report the same of Barley, which has become quite a
drag. Wheat, white, 3i.. to 41s. per qr.; red, 3es. to Ms. barley,
Gs 29..

HAYWARD'S HRATH, Dec s.—This was the smallest
market that we hare had for some lime. The weather was wry
rough; the attendance small. Wheat and Barley sold at a decline
of Is. to 2s. per qr. In other grain no alteration. Wheat, white,
101. to 11/.; red, 91. to 91. ISs. Barley, 27,. to Tis. Oats, Iss. to
17s. Beane, hSs, W 2Se. Peas, 298. to 30s.

NEWARK, Dec. 5 —On the Corn Exchange to•day our
aupplies of One Wheat and Barley were not so liberal as the hot fort-
night, and the runs of both generally out of condition. Of Oats, beans,
and Pea% quite equal to the demand. Wheat, finest qualities, le.
dearer ; second qualities, is. to 2s. per qr. lower. Oat., Beans, and
Peas a dull sale. Wheat, white, old, 475. to 495. ; red, new, 435. to
40.. Barley, malting, per 32 stones, 2Gs. to 275. ; seconds, 245. to
224. ; grinding, 21s. to 224 ; foreign, per 30 stones, 3 in, to 225.
NORPORD, Dec. s.—Oar market to-day wasa fair supply
of Wheat, with an increased quantity of Barley, which was a dull
sale, at Is. 6o 2s. per qr. below last week's prices. Other grain but
very little to be seen. Prices: Wheat, 36.. to 455. Batley, 275. to
; grinding, 23e. to Sea. Oat., lee. to 229. Beane, les. to 32..
Pew, 27e. to32s. Rye, 22e. to 245.

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DUBLIN, Dec. 4.—Oar market continues to be but mode.
rately supplied, and was to.day dull for every description of grain,
except grinding Barley, which was taken by our distillers at a trifling
advance. We do not alter our quotations of Friday last. Indian
Corn is held firmly, but the purcgazers are few and to retail. Prints:
White Wheat, new, 18s. to 22r.; red, lee. to 288.; Barley, 10e. to
14a. per qr. ; Oats. old, Bs. 6d. to 9s. W. per brl. ; oatmeal, les.
to Ile, ed.; bakers' Baur, lb. 6d. to les. per cwt.; Indian corn, 235.
to 2e4. per 480Ita.

CATTLE.--CHICHESTEI7., Deo. b.—There is an abundant
sappy of stock this day ; both fat and lean, the market ruled dull.
There was not so many prize Cattle offered for prizes, nor was there
so great a number of Sussex bred stock for competition as last season.
Ox Beef, prime and fat (shown for prizes), 4e. 41. to Is. 6d. per stone
of Sibs.; other sorts, 3s. 2d. to Ss. Bd. ; inferior quality, dull sale,
2s. Bd. Soutlidown fat Mutton, Bd. ltd. to 45.; inferior sorts, 2s. 81
to 3s. Veal, Ss. to Su 44. !kirk, 3s. Scl. to 45.; hit hogs, best fed,
to 30. 4d.

Lesus, Dec. s.—We hays had a Tory largo show
of .took to-day. The beast/. were chiefly from the north and from
Liverpool, and were generally in good condition. The highest price
for cattle was 6s. per stone, but many were sold as low iv 3s. bd. awl
Ss. The number of beasts in the market was 402. 01 sheep there
were S,SOU, fur which the ruling prices were Sd. and 40. per lb.

December s.—We had a very large quan-
tity of stock at to-day's market, which was a beau sale' at about the
same price". Beef, 2s. 10d. to 3s. 10d. Mutton, 3s. id. to is. Veal,
3e. 4d. to 3s. 10d. Pork, 3s. to 45.
SOUTHALL, Dee. s.—Our supplies being of inferior qua.
My today, trade ruled heavy. Beef made from Is. ad. to is.; Mut-
ton, 2a. (Al. to 45. 2d. ; Veal, as. to 45.44.; Bork, 2e. -ld. to 3s. &I. per
stone of alba, slaking offal.