The Express.
London, England, 1851-02-13 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LITERPoot, FMB. 12.—The sales of cotton
to.day me estimated at 4,000 balls, and consist of about ISO Pernum.
and Maranliam, at 8 fik ; 50 Bahia, 71 ; SOO Egyptian, 71 lei ; 300
Surat, 47 51; VI Sc., Islands, II I/. total since Tnursday, 21,000.
Import since Thuniday, 5.000. The market came with a downtsard
tendency still. Compared with Fridsy's rater, prima of American
are to down; Surat and Brasil, I, lower; good middling Bowed,
7 ; Orleam, 71; Middling Mobile, Te per lb.

COALS.-LONDON, FEB, 12.-CLoss or TUE MARKET.
-Bato's West Hartley, 135.; Muddle's West Hartley, la.. 6d.;
Chester Maki, 1115. 9d.; 'peen, 14s. Gd. ; North Percy Hartley,
135.; New Taolleld 13s. 3d.; Ord's Male, 13e.; Felton Main, las. 6d. ;
South Peareth, Ile Tantteld Max, 13e.; Tanfield .Moor.Moorßutes,
Is. 6d.; y 138. Gil.; Walls End Brown, Ls. Gd.; Walls End
liewlek and eo , 13s. 3d. ; Walls End on, 12.. 6d. ; Walls End
Medley, Ids. 3d.; Walls End I swum, 12s. Gd. ; Walle End Riddell,
13s; Walls End Walker, Ils. 9d.; Walls End Bell, 14s. ad.; Wale
End Belmont, Ds. 3d.; lA'ada End Braddyll, lie 9d. ; Walls Ind
Ilettoe, 13a. 3d.; Walls End HaeweU, 13.. Gd. ; Walls End Land:don,
13..; Walls Led Richmond, lie.; Wale End Mussel's Hatton,
14a. 9d. ; Walls Fad Caro& c, lie. 3d. ; Walls End Denims, 13a. ;
Wars End Haugh Hall, 1i..; Walls End Kelso, 14r. 6d.; Walla
End south Ref.'s, lia. Walls End tworth, 3d.; Walls
End Adelaide Taos, li.. 3d.• Walls End Backhouse, lie.; Walla
led Brown's Deanery, 13e. 3d.; Walls End South Durham, 135.;
Walls End Teas, 13a. 3d.; Co wpen Hartley, 145.; Der wentwater
Hartley, lis. ; Sydney's Hartley, 14A-Ships at market, 177 ; sold, 62.

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HOPS.—W rORCESTER, eo. 11.—Our privet remain VelT
Arm, and supply short. Au effort is bring made by holden to a-
mmo rates, but the country demand will not et...pond to it very wil-
lingly, although we think theirneumsitles and shortne:s of supply will
winsomely compel higher rates.

CORN.-13.vn.vni.r.1-, Feb. 12_.-We have to notice a fair
attendance of farmers and millers at this day's sca•ket; ab out the
usual amount of business was transacted, at so nearly the prices of
last week, that we have no alteration to quote.
BOSTON, Feb. 12.-We have been only moderately sup-
Ilied with Wheat to-clay. The principal portion offertng being of
nferior quality, and out-ofermdttlon met with a slow trade at W.
decline • line dry samples, however, were taken at about late rates.
A fair show of Oats and Beans, and both articles easier to buy. Wheat,
red, 275. to 39e.; white, 435. Oala, Ile. to 17e. Beans, Ws. to 23e.
CIIICIIESTEH, Feb. 12.-Our market was this day mode-
rately supplied with Wheat, the dryest parcels of which .010 freely at
full prier., but the .damp and inferior ones hung heavily on hand.
We have • slow sale for other article., at the currency el List week.
Wheat, ley. to 40a. Barley, 19, to 2. Oats, Ile. to 20e. Beane,
27a. to 30s. Peas, 37a. to 9th. k our, 275. to Ws. per seek.
GREAT YARMOET it, Feb. 11.-Supply of Wheat at our
market wads y only Kant,. still pitons wire barely maintained the
condition being very Inferior. The following are the quotations i
Wheat, new, red, per 401 b., 34. to 335.; 1131 b,, lea, to 400.; white,
621 b., 41s. to lits. Barley, test runs, 61 lbw, 210. to 23a ; ffffnailar I
331 be., 20s, Oats, English, 12 stone, 190. • foreign, 11 stone, 17s. .
to Win Boma, oW, 235. to 295. ; new, 2tia. Pete, 275. to 295.; white,
M. to SOL Hour, 265. per sack, t. o. b. Walt, per qr., 475. to 20s.
lIATWARD's HEATH, Feb. 12.-The Wheat trade to-day
was quiet, at previous quotations. Barley, Oats, Beans, and Peas are
unaltered in value. Wheat, white, old, 17. to W. 10s. ; red, ltd. to
107. 11.1 a; new, white, lot, to 101. 10s.; red, W. W. to 9/. Barley, 21s.
to 21.. Oats, lac to 17.. Beans, 245. to 275. Pees, LW to 23a.

lima:rout), Feb. 12.—Nutwitlutanding a very large
attendance of tarmerr, with a Food number of buyers from a da-
tion, prices ruled heavy, without any change of figures. Wheat In
rtuuest, for upon per anal to Birmingham, Gloucester, &a. Oats
Little Inquired for. Barley without alteration. Boiling Peas is but
little reluest. . • • .

NEWCssilit., Feb. 11.-The weather has again become
mild, which is meek against the condition of all grain, and, to add to
the dulness, we have a strike amongst the seamen, which, if of long
continuance, will tend materially to derange the trade in this quarter.
At our market thin morning we had a moderate show of Wheat from
the growers and, notwithstanding the arrivals coastwise are trilling,
the badmen done was of so iniomailkant a character that we are
Namely Justified in making any change in our quotations, the males
to-day out exceeding 200 gm., and consisted of Boston, red, at 41s.
per qt., weighed 6311 m per hostel. Flour m..st difficult to quit, and
sales can only be promoted by submitting to easier terms, the fob.
C r.:t Yarmouth being reduced to Dia. acting la an inducement to
to approximate as closely as possible, with the addition of
freight, to that Agure, capital households being now to be purchased
at 23a bd., and average runs in proportion, whilst whites may be had
at Rh. to 31e. ateordiag to quality. In Rye very little stirring.
Malden Barley in slow request, and, with the emotion of the but
deleriptionr, which :are comparatively mane, all kinds may be
had rather cheaper. Malt, Beans, and Peas without change, and the
same remarks will apply to Oats.
Itouroun, Feb. 12.-We were moderately supplied with
Wheat at our market to-day. No alteration in prose. A fair quan-
tity of all other grain offering, with a dull sale, at 6d. per qr. below
last week. Wheel, 33a. to 43. a. Bartcy, 235. to 295.; grinding,
20s. to 235. W. Oats, DR. to 21s. Beans, as. to 235. Peas, 24a.
to 305. Rye, 21e. to Um
SPALDING, Feb. 11.-The Corn trade has, at this day's
day's market, been in a very languid state; but littleoffoing. Where
sales were forced, no improvement was made in prices. though gene-
rally good Wheats maintained late prices. Very choice samples of
white fetched 405.; inferior kinds, from M. to 325 , axe the general
runs. Oats, the supply very small for the tiros of year, 74d. to 91d.
per stone. The supply of last year's Beane very trifling, at tram 245.
to 21s.
Sfo(kioN-ON-Tics, Feb. 12.-The supply of grain
coastwise foe the past week is moderate. To this day's market we
had a good supply of Wheat, for which the sale proved slow at a re-
duction of Is. per quarter from the currency of last Wednesday. In '
Oats, Beans, and Peas there is no alteration from last week's prices.
Wheat, british, per qr. of 63105. to the bushel, Durham and York-
shire, red, this. to 405. ; white, 42a. to 445.; old, white, 445. to 465, ;
red, Ma. t 0125.; South country red, 375. to 42.5. ; white, 44e. to Ma ;
old, white, 41a. to Ms. ; fed, 44e. fo 43e. Oats, feed, 16s. to 111 a. ;
potato, Ms. to 225. Beene, new, this. to 305.; old, 325. Pees,
boilers, 30s. Od. to 32a. Od. Plow, per sack of 2301b5., line,
Mts. Od. to 30a. ; superfine, 325. Od. to 33a. Oatmeal, Pootcb, tam
Fine Pollard, 31.105. per ton; coarse, 31.155. Bran, 31. 13s. Wheat,
foreign, per qr., of 0310 s. to the bushel, Denton, Konigsberg, and
• Billing, 41,. to 455.; Rostock, Wismar, and Straleund. 43a. to 44a. ;
Hamburg and Stettin, 43e. to 4Ls. ; l lolatein and Danish, 42a. to 435.;
las . Polish, Odessa, and RUMPAAN 39d. to VW. Oats, Dutch and Friesland.
to 20.. Peas. boiling, Ma. to 325. Guano, Peruvian, W. 13e. per
tom-Imports during the pent week:-Wheat, coastwise, 1,300 qrs.;
Barley, 320.

DVBLIN, FIB. 11.—We had a dull market to-day for
everything, but the only alteration in priors was in barley, malting
qualities of whiff were 34., and grinding 6d., lower than en Friday.
Whits wheat, ais. to 244. 6d.; red ditto, 19s. to 22.5. 64. ; barley,
12s. 6d. to 14s. 6d.; tots, Ss. Ai. to 10s. SiL ; rammed, 16s. to 20s.
per bd.; oatmeal, 10s. 64. tolls. 60. ; bakers' lour, 12a. 64. to lls.
per cwt.; Indian corn, As. to WM. per 00 lbs.

STETTIN, FEB. B.—The discouragement in the corn trade
ccallneed deem the wares or lax week, and meld not fail to effect
an biesswee ea the prism. The trameacUcas la wheat were very
Waited la amegeseee el the ill/ odes made, which only could be
as at at a rettaalea el la. per gr.; however, as the exchange
Wall "gala bra OM way, I coast aots the pikes lower. M.
min le Dumb from SW* the seises or wheat at 'est