The Express.
London, England, 1850-02-26 00:00:00

MARKETS

COTTON.—LrmtaPooL, Fan. 25.—Tha market to-day
aq a little more cheerful, and the demand from the trade was better,
Lough small parcels only were inquired for. 5,000 bales were °orn-
ate& u the day's sales.

CORN. - Cinswcr.arin, Feb. 25. - Good samples of
Wheat were by no means numerous at our market to-day, yet pur-
chases were made en quite all easy WWI as Ina week, and a general
dulness prevailed, Wheat, 91. to 111. 10s. per load. Barley, 20e. to
21.. per qr. Oats, 16e. to 24e. Beans, 265. to 36e.
HADLEIGH, Feb. 25.-We had a moderate surply of corn
at market to-day. Oar farmer. are availing themselves df the present
gas weather in planting their Beans and Peas, yet we bad no life in
the trade, and late prices could only be made of the beet qualities of
Wheat and Barley Other things as of late.
Smantno, Febr 25.- Wheat in fine supply, and s ild
freely. Seed Barley and Oats inquired for. Beans and Peas un-
changed. Wheat, white, 101. Itle. to Ilk • red, I. to 91. 10s. Bar-
ley, 23e. to 275. Oats, las. to 17s. Wails, 235. to 275. Peas, 261.
to 26e.
Lusnaica, Feb. 23.-The weather is now floe, and a good
deal of spring tillage is going on. The quantities of Wheat, Wm,
and Bevley bumph, to market for the week bare bees very moderate,
but without change in prices. No arrivals of Indian Corn; the trade
is dull, and dela confined to parties in want of atoll parcels, but ne
extensive tremsestioas. The eants rimarks apply to all other kinds
of bread food. Meals of e dmeriptien in dull sale by re-
tail. Present prim': Wheat, I id. to 12d.; white. 12d. to 13d.
Oats. 7d. to S& biz*, Id. tog per stone. Galati Indian Corn,
1.
74 5a.; Thrall. 71.2 a. td• 71.; Salonlea, IL • Yellow Ame-
rican, 71.; white, 71. Indian eal, 71. 10s. Bye, 71. leyemeal, 71. toe.
Oatmeal, 101. 10s. per ton. Irish Roar, 245. pee bag; American, 222.
per barrel.

CATTLE, Ike.—COLCHESTER, Feb. 23.—There was an
increased show of itbeep at market, and the trade was evidently
brisker throughout the day; most of the pens were cleared, bat with
no particular improvement upon last week's prima There was also
a very good show of Beasts, and the demand tolerably brisk; the beet
fat and fresh ones commanding a slight advance in value. Lean stock
were rather more in request, but not dearer ; upon the whole, a fair
share of elks was effected. The few mach tows shown were easily
disposed of. The supply of Pigs less very good, and nearly the whole
changed hands before the close, with no particular alteration in
value bona last market day. Stores keep up in price. Sapplr
Sheep and Lambe, 9,240; Calve*, 24; Basta, 290; Horses, 57;
Pigs, 316.
IVERPOOL, FRB. 25.—We have had a larger supply of
cattle at market this day, than was ever shown here at this season of
the year before; the demand very dull, at prices Silly 4d. per lb.
lower. Sheep in good supply ; a brisk demand, at an adrenal of 2s.
per head from last weeks value. A coreiderable number of beasts
remain nasoid. Beef, Rd. to 5d.; mutton, sd. to 60. 2,61 S cattle,
5,193 sheep.
NORWICH, Feb. 23.—Oar market exhibited a tolerable
show of store Cattle ; there was a fair attendance of buyers, and •
gnat =loyal's effbeted at about the same rates as last week. Pat
Seaga • kir show, trade dull, at ea. teas. lid. per stow of I abs, still
all were sold. Tim per were better tilled; Waits were in demand
at from 24e. to Ns. per head for big and fresh in =Witten; at there
prices there was a good clearance. Pat Sheep 61. 6d. to 7s. per
Mem. Good same Pip and fat Pork remain without any alteration
in prim.