The Express.
London, England, 1849-12-13 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Lresaroor.. 12.—The market to-day
as Arm, and the sales ware about MOO bales.

HOPS.—WORCESTER, Dee. 12.—There is nothing to
notice in our market stem last report as to prices, but the supply of
new Hops appears to have Called, not a single pocket having been
weighed on Saturday last. hineat old Hops are more inquired for, at
improving rates. _ _

CORN.-BAIINSLET, Dec. 12.-Our market was of short
duration to-day, in consequence of the extreme coldness of the
weather. The show of maples was of en average quality and quart.
tity. The prices were &brat the same as thole of last wet ; in some
instances a rather better price ins obtained. Wheat sold at from
11a. 6d. to 16a. ed. per 3 bushels. Barley, from 23a, to 275. Oats,
from 16e. to 20s. per qr.
CHICHESTER, Dee. 12.-There was a moderate supply of
Wheat to-day, for which there was a free sale at prices rather
above those of brat market day. Barley was in large bawdy, and le.
per qr. cheaper. No alteration in other articles. Wheat, 38.. to 41s.
Barley, 24a. to 245. Oats, 17s. to 20a. Beare,3os. to 325. Fees,
s.
to 31s. Flour, 29a. per sack.
IiATWARD'a HRATH, Dee. 12.-Wheat being in short
supply, and a good demand being experienced, we have to report a
firm trade, at last week's mice% acd in some few in a trifle
over them rates were made. Barley steady. Oats and Beans
were in good supply, and moved off very slowly at previous quota-
tams. Peas are unchanged in value. Wheat, white. 101. 10s. to 111. •
red, 91. 10s. to IW. Barley, 275. to 29e. Oats, IGs. to 17s. Beans,
275. to 295. Peas, 28.5. to 295. I
ROISFORD, Dec. 12.-We had a fair quantity of samples
at today's market, which met a good sale, at last week's prices.
Prime: Wheat, 34. to 46e. Barley. Ms. to 30s. ; grinding, 225. to
xis. Oats, Dia. to 22a. Frans, 265. to 31s. Fees, 20s. to 32a.
Bye, 22a. to 14s.
SPALDING, Dee. 11.-Our supply of Wheat bas been this
day smaller than for some midis. Boston fat etock mart has no
doubt had its effect in lessening the supply. The continued damp at-
mosphere of late also acting as a check to the supply, the low prices
are not without their Influence. The brut tweet Mark.lane, coupled
with the short supply, the necessuy wants of the miller. and mer-
chants, from the fact that only one week's consumption of late has
been bought, coaxed a rim of Is., with a better feeling to buy. Oats
and Beans mike about the same prices as of late.
Donuts, Dec. 11.-Our supplies ars moderate, and we
have little change to notice in the value of any article time Friday,
except for Barley, which was taken by distillers at ad. per barrel
advance. Other things fully maintain their value, but we cannot
advance our quotatious. The following are prices: -White wheat, new,
19 to 22e.; red 16a. to 2Us. per 2gelb.; Oats, 6d. to 9s. 9cf.
per 1961 b. • arley, be. 6d. to 14e. Gd. per 2211 b. • here,, te 9s. per
2241 b. lnilian Cora, 23e. to 2114. per 4bOlbs. Ositineal, 10g. to lig.
per cwL; flour, mom* Its. 6d. to Mg.

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CATTLE, Bce.-Bnwnutv Fetn.-A good show of fat
Cattle at this Mr on Tuesday brought from bid. to bid. per lb., a few
very prime sorts rather more. Of store Cattle there was a moderate
show, and very few Cows and Calves. Sheep also were not numerous,
end averaged ft= bd. to bid. A good number of store Pip were ea-
hiliitcd, tut very few and very mg axis of Horace.
E TISHAH CIIIII67NAB Falk-Our fair, which was held
on Monday Wt, was well supplied with Beef and Mutton of a supe-
rior quality. There was an advance of id. per lb. on both articles ;
prime Beef averaging 50. per lb. • Mutton, bd. The attendance of
dealers was ausearotts in consequence of which there was but little
left unsold. The Horse and Pig fair was but scmtily supplied ; but •
limited amount of badness was done in the homer, and in tha latter
there was no alteration in prior.
RoIUORD, Decesaber 12.-We had rather a short supply
of all kinds of aback at our market to-day, which old freely at 2d. to
44. per stone above lest week. Beef Y. 2d. to 4s. 2d. Mutton,
3s. 4d. is 4s. ed. Veal, 3e. td. to 4a. bd. Pork, 3e. to 4s.
SOUTHALL, Dee. 12.-Our supplies were short for the day,
and prices ruled rather nigher. Bed made from la M. to 4a. 24.;
Mutton, 2s. 4d. to 4s. 2d. • Veal, Ss. 6d. to 4s. 64. ; Pork, 2s. ad. to
3aad. per stone of bibs., sinking ad.
SPALDING, Dec. 11.-The Mutton trade Was slOw at about
lats prices ; certainly no improvement ; only a moderate supply. The
meshed Beasts were few in number ; buyers were rather scares also ;
stores shorter in supply than of late. The Pork trade la very bad,
only Ss. to ed. for choice small Pigs ; stores as of late.
Malang -There way a larger supply of fat cattle at our
market on Monday than there has been for several weeks pat. The
quality in general was excellent. A lot of superior sorts were dis-
posed of by Mr. Inglis, Middleton, to Mr. Thomson, timber, Murray-
gate, at from 7s. to 7a. lid. per Dutch stone, sinking the offirL The
general runs of the market were from Os. lid. to 75. per stone. There
sere no lean Beasts on the ground. The show of Sheep was good.
The quality was, en the whole, rather inferior. Good black-fraed
midday, latched fully Cd. per lb.; ewes and inferior stock, 4d. to 414 L
and all were nearly sold at these rates.