The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-09 00:00:00

Di ARKETS

COTTON —Livitirom., APRIL 8.-6,000 babe were
mold to-day, Including 1,000 taken for speculation and export, at cur-
rent rates.

CORN.—CIRINCEITEIi, April B.—We hove no change
in the grain tree worthy of remark. Prices remain the
same for every description. Wheat, W. to 10!. 10e. per load. Barley,
21s. to 26. Data, the. to 23e. Beans, 265. to 34. per qr.
HADLICIOH, April B.—W. had a pretty good su:.ply of
earn today. bot 'as sus have long had to report) a very dull trade;
yet we cannot say that either the best Wheat or Barley twos lower
then than last week, though a death-like languor rests 134 VA all.
ilikTl7ollD, April 6.—Toe market to-day nal thinly
supplied with Wheat; trade extremely dull at last week'. prices;
Barley in gad supply, which sot 1 at about Met week's rates. We
had a fair demand for Gnu. Peas aid Beans made rather more
money. What, 22a to fila per load. Barley, We. to 161. per qr.
O.ta, 13s. to 22a Peas, Its. to Ills. per iced. Beans, 13a. to 41s.
Tam, les. to 22a. Bye, 12s. to IU.

CATTLE, 80.— Winn ET ..Ala —Yesterday, this import
tint cattle fair. which is bell for three days. commenced. The num
bee of Beasts that arrived in Barnet on Sunday evening was ro great,
that it was with great difficulty pasturage could be obtained. Buyers
were numerous from all parts, but trade was exceedingly flat until
twelve o'clock, when *meat the hem and 4-year.old Demos, Here-
ford', Pecos, and Webb were selected. The following arc the prices
glum : Devon", 101. to 121.; Herefords, U. to 101. ; geola,
71. to W.• Welsh, 41. to if. per head; second-rate Besets, from IS. to
21. per head below the priers. Welsh yew:lnge made from IL to 21.
reftri,lead ; Larceners, :a to 3s. Gd. per stone of 810 a. ; most of them
sokl to go into the marshes. Terkel:l;re Cows, in full milk, 141.
to 11. each; Suffials, 121. to lU. Beversl lots of Irleb Bouts were
sold as low as from 24 to U. per herd. The sellers generally Irmo had
to submit to an abatement of fully 21 per cent. from the prime ob-
tained formerly. The supply of Horses was very good ; best can,
4 to 3 years old, made from 30 guineas to GO guineas each ; middling
size, for roc icultural purposes, guineas to 40 guineas ; small po-
sies, under duty, 23 guineas to 10 rumens the par, if well matched.

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COLCH ESTI!, Apr.l 6.—Sheep were plentiful in supply,
and the trade was almost stagnant, as marcely any buyers presented
them :elves ; end the few mks effcctcd were forced, at reduced prices.
Fat Beasts come freely to market, and do not at all improve In value.
Fresh and lean stack were Aar at unseleabk.. Mitch Cows keep op In
prior. l'ues slightly declin d to value, except small ptinte join ters,
which realised last week's rates. Good toss, near yielding, ma with
a ready demand. Supply : Sheep and Lambs, 4, AS; beasts, 206 ;
41shsw, 22 ; bones, 44) ; Pigs, 254.

LIVSUPOOL, Aram B.—We baye had a larFe supply of
cattle at market thia day, and buyers no: being disposed to purchase
freely, caused a considerable decline in value. Sheep, aAtiough in
smaller supply, were not much inquired for, and prices mach tower.
Beef, 3,d. to 41d.; mutton, SL to 6d., sinkini C.e offal. Cattle,
2,106; sheep, 4,7113.
NORWICH, April o.—Our market exhibi!ed an exce'leat
show of tints and short-horns. Although the weather was favour.
able, Made may be oonsidend the worst this Name. and nearly half
the Bemis remain unsold. Ss. bd. was nut made of the best lota of
:Scots; So. was ti e general figure, and many lots not even a bid wee
ohm/nod for. Fat tteasta. Ss. to es. per stone of tabs., and few sold.
The pens were well filled. Nearly all the Iseggets were sold. The
owners and dealers gave way from 2s. to Ss. to cff et sales, or it
would have been quite imposs.ble that such an amount of business
coin, have been done. Prices varied from 245. to 31a. per head. Pat
Sheep, 7s. per stone, and all so:d. Good store Figs, les. to 3h per
bard. Fat Pork, U. 6d. to 3s. per acme.