The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-08 00:00:00

MARKETS

COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, JAN. 7.—The market to-thy
WAD steady, and the Liles were about 6,000 Lulea, including 2,000
taken for opeculanon.

CORN.—CKRLMOFORD. Jac. 4.—The Wheat trade was
dull, at last week's prim. Fine malting Barley was in request, at a
trills more mousy. All other grain as quoted lam week. Wheat,
white, 4Se. to Ws.; red, 335. to 425. Raki, grinding, 245. to 235. ;
malting, 28s. to Cl.. Oats, 17s. to 21s. Peas, grey, 275. to 20P.:
white, 3101. to 325. Beaus, tick, 265. to 260. ; Marmite, 36e. to 260.
pee qr.

Cialexceerza, Jan. 7.—We have no alteration to note in
the price of corn mince last week. The Wheat trade was dem, and
might have been the turn dearer. Barley, Oats, and lk..nia as before
quoted. Wheat, al. U 4. to lit. per load. Bark", 22m. to 29a. per qr.
WADS, 21%. to 3:11. Pcsa, boilers, ta. m la. 3d. per bumhel.

HADLRIGH, Jan. 7.—We bad • fair supply of cora at
market today; and for Wheat and Barley little or no variation from
last week's prima• but for those out of condition, or of inferior
quality, lower prima must bo submitted to. Bt.= and Beu
and gather lower.

CATTLE, lie.—CoLotus's., Jan. 6.—There were but
very few Sheep eihibitoil fur wile, and the demurui was almost stag-
nant; the traneactions bring so limited, prices may nominally be
quoted the same as for the last fortnight. The show of Beasts was
more limited than of late, and no really good fat ones were to be wen,
end but few fresh ones; but the supply considerably more than equal
to the demand, and to effect sales a further decline in prima of 4 per
sent. in a dew instaaces took place, and the trade remained eaceed.
indly amt throughout the day. Ear loan stock there was little or no
demand. The Pig trade doe* not at all improve, owing to the conti-
nued depressed state of the London markets, which are most discou-
raging to those purchasing to supply them. as in mist instances
nothing like cost pries is returned by the London salesmen. lived
milch lbws are in elder demand, and continue to realise high price..
Supply: sheep and Lambe, ; Basta, ; Pig*, III; Calves, la;
noises and Books, 24.

Nottwics, Jan. 6.—Oar raatket sihibited • fair allow of
store cattle; trade was as good as could be rime ted, being too soon
alter Christmas, and a tolerable clearway effected at late rates. Vat
Beasts • dull sale, at 60. to 6e. 6d. per stone of lelbs., and all sold.
The pens were badly tilled ; keeping Sheep and Lambe were in de-
mand • fat Sheep, de. ed. to ea. 9d. per stone, and all Rohl Qom'
Mont Yip Om lbs. to 22a. per hand ; fat rock Ss. pox stone.

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