The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-29 00:00:00

PUBLIC SALES.

NOVEMBBR 29.—8 y Mr. CHAMBERS, at ►ha Mart.—Bix
freehold cottage residences, lioward-road, Plaistow. Essex,
producior 701. 41. ptr annum, less tan s—sold for 6991.
Freehold house, 3.5, Gloucester-street, Grern.aquare,
Bloomsbury, atiaated at 601. per annum—knocked down
at 6301. . .

Freehold house, 19, taltueester-street, let fur 601.-670.
Freehold house, 13, Gloseester-street, let for 451.-660/.

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Lresaroor., Nov. 28.—Tha market to-day
in dull, the sales Wag barely 3,000 bales.

LINEN TRADE.—BmwaLsy, Nov. 28.—As is usual at
this period of the yeas, we have a falling off in the home trade, and
work to not found to be quite so plentiful for the band.loom weavers.
Yet such to the confldenee in the manufacturers of goods for home
tion,uniption, that they have already purchased large quantities of
Throe for the new year, and the prospects being so good, many have
sent their yarns to bleach for the new year. The warehouses where
bug and plain drills are manufactured are as husy as they possibly
can be, both in the power sad hand.loom departments. The frost has
been to severe during the last three days aa to retard linen bleaching
and other outdoor employment in this neighbourhood.

110PS.—Woacarrint, Nov. 28.—The wants of con-
sumers cause a steady demand foe all line Hops, at increasing rates ;
inferior qualities continue dull of ale; best sorts are becoming very
some, all of which will be wanted before sooting crop.

CORN.—BANSURY, Nov. 28.—We had a good attendance
of farmers this day, and a very dull market in all articles of grain.
BoSTON, Nov. 28.—We have bad a await show of Wheat
to.day, sad a fair demand, at the prices of Saturday. No change in
the value of Oats. Beans the turn cheaper, with a large supply.
Wheat, ted, 33a. to 37..; white, 435. Osts, 12s. to 17a.; Beans, new,
23a. to 235.; old, 33a.

CMICRITTER, Nov. 28.-We had only a moderate sup-
ply of Wheat at market to-day, which met with a steady sale, at Is.
per qr. below the Flom of last market. Barley was also le per qr.
cheaper. Other Fain as before. W heat, 38r. to 435. Barley, 26..
to 305.; Finding, 24.. to 265. Beans, 30s. to 345. leas, 10s to 325.
Oats, 17a. to 20.. Flour, 30s. per seek.
HAYWARD'S Hearn, Nov. 28.-The supply of Wheat
to.rlay was rather short, bot in consequence of few buyers being at
market the trade ruled dull, until a reduction of Is. to 24. per qr. was
made from last week's price% which eventually the farmers acceded
to, when the who 4 wee cleared off at our qultations. Other sorts of
grain more off steadily, without any alteration in price. %beide/We,
Rd. 12s. to 111. ; red. 91. 10s. to W. Ide. Barley, 28a. to 30e. Oats,
Ito. to 17s. Beans, 27a. to 23a. Peas, 28a. to 30A
ROMFORD, Nov. 28.-We had a large supply of Wheat
and Barks at to-day's market, which met a heavy sale, at la. below
last week's prices. Of other kinds of VAR there wu but a small
quantity of samples to be seen. Wheat, 3U. to 46.. Batley, 275. to
325. ; grinding, 21.. to ids. Oata, 131. to 225. Beau, 'dn. to 31e.
Peat, 375. Wis. Rye, 21.. to 235.
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SCALDING, Nov. 27.—The 'apply of Wheat at oar mar-
ket la on the immense, the demand on the wane ; consequently, we
had a eery dull, inactive demand. at a decline of le. to 2a.; all was
not sold. For a few weeks we may calculate on good supplies for
the Michaelmas rents, as needy doubts the quantity must be sold fur
the same purpose. New Buena, U good, sold pretty readily at 2tis.;
but few samples are shown without grown corn in them ; such fetched
22e. to Ms. pee qr. Oats without alteration.
DUBLIN, Nor. 27.—Our market to-day was moderately
supplied. `inset must be noted tvl. to Is. under last quotations. I n
other articles we can warmly report any alteration in value, but
grinding barley met rather a freer ~ emend, and in same instances a
smt,ll advance was realised. Indian corn dull at late currencies.
White wheat, les. to 22.. ; red ditto, 16s. to 204.; barley, 9s. 6d. to
14s. ; bere, 9a. to 9s. 6d.; ate, es. to 9s. 6d. per brl. ; oatmeal, Ifs.
to I Is. Gd. ; bakers' Bur, 12s. Gd. to Me. per cwt.; Indian corn, 225.
to 265. per 4901ta.

CATTLE, &o —ROMFORD, NO,. 28.—Oar market to-day
for most kinas of stock wee very limited, and pikes quite equal to last
week. Bret, 3e. to 4s. Mutton, 3e. 2d. to Is. 241. Veal, 35. Id. to
4s. Ed. Pork 3a. to 4s. 4d.
bouTuALL, Nov. 28.—Trade rather brisker, at last week's
rates. tied made from la. 5.1. to 45.; Mutton, 2e. 4d. to 4s. 4d.; Veal,
Is. to 4s. 4d.; Pork, Ss. 4d. to be. &L per stone of 41b. sinking the offal.
FrALDINO, Nov. 29.—The Beet trade for good Oxen was
rather good ; Mutton an unusually large supply, at drooping prices.
Pork or bacon Pigs, So to Ss. Id. par Naas; stores very low. Suckers,
tl weeks old, 4s. to Oa. each.
DUNDEE —The supply of Sheep at our market on Monday
was shorter than It has been for some weeks pa- t. Prices ruled rather
higher than oo Monday week, the quotations being from 40. to Sid.
per lb. All were sold except one lot of excellent crosses, whit which
the owner would not tort at the prices offered. The number of fat
tat•le was larger than nrual, and the quality to general gaol. Prices
ranged from Gs. to 7s. per Dutch stone, sinking the offal. There were
a few leas base, all of which changed hands, at rates aeoordlog to
the condition they were ix.