The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-17 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17, 1850.

WOWS INTO LONDON UM 1/111L.
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4.41$
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Baas week ad 1848.. 61i 2,431 96 2
„ 1847., 258 1,684 71
Very few arrivals base bows reported at the ostperts. By
was, from Ireland, 7 beasts aad 71 pip arrived for thi
market last week.

.417;oesgs 10;lodnoolashire begets exhibited yesterday, we
noticed several Toadies' shorthorns bred by Mr. William
Goodall of Deming, Mr. William Thomas of Hothead+, Mr.
Rsbsrt Cook of Partied, Mr. Heweoa el Newbovough, end
Mr. Dena of BpOsby ; whilst She principal portions of the
Seem were forwarded by Meson. Mantas, Mr. Thomas
Ilk. Georg* Knowles, Mr. Mikis Mr. J. Cooper,
Mr. J. Keith, sad Meson. Station, the we'll-ksown lioseide
impede* From Aberdeenshire some splendWoxen were
seat by Mr. Fellow, as w.llas by Mr. Bobers Imes, and
abhors from Norfolk. The above ie strictly la referees* to
the space occupied by Moms. Volley and Marisa, and
le need esateely istimiste that their stands sommanded
wry penal Msestion. Mr. Themes Dixon, of Teller
ine, to whom a large ponies of the Marquis of
Easter's stook is generally masigned, had a very
estroordinary show of stock ; **gentleman having es *kr
W oxen the property of Mr. John Little and Mr. John
Wadley, of Whittles's, Ise of Ely, sad 5 bred by Mr. J. see
Wabliamo. Most of them were of gnat weight sad splendid
=. Mr. Collies bad osarigaect to hint 10 remark-
North Den*, from the estate at Mr. liattsen, of
Castisere, Norfolk. The whole of them had been worked
M pan, and their average weight wee compited at 40 st.
per quarter. Kr. MeMwell, and most of the mbar salesmen,
W millectioaa of stock which rte fleeted the highest credit
Wee their einem. At least throe-few*" et the sheep
were above the middle quality; indeed, seereoly any inferior
Wails were amongst the supply. The Lomita. end
Llaspelna aspen: lly were of nausea' weights. In the
pow cenpied by the stock at Meson. Whitbread
sad Starkey wire to remarkably pod ewes, be-
lonia, to Mr. M. T. Sodding, of Sallsbury, and which
bed obtained prises at two !Provincial shows. These sheep
were greatly admired. Mews. Wean, the well-known
salemsen, had a show of sheep which would have done 101 l
site agent to the Baker street exhibition—via., 62 immensity
lap Downs, bred and fed by E. F. Whitingstall, Esq., of
Langleylksy, Watford, Hems, whisk sold at Si. each; 7
Olottesetere, by R. Rowland, Esq., of Creak:ow, Ayle ken,
Becks, which method W. each; gad 84 ewes, the property
of Mr. Rowlead. Mean. Wean had who 40 floe Downs
forwarded by Herding, of Oxfordshire ; and several lots from
various ether greaten.
SUITS Or Tax Taupe.—Although, as we have already ob
served, the ettendenee of butchers from all quarters.
was numerous, the overwhelming nature of the bullock
supply, together with the unfavourable state of the
weather for slaughtering, and the inereand quantities el
meat in Nevis*. sad Ladeuttell, prodoont a state of trade
wittiest a parallel. From the op ain of the market till
amity 8 o'clock scarcely any sales took Owe and througheat
the day the demand for all breeds of beasts 'ruled exesseively
heavy. at unusually low prime. This most be obvious, wheal
it is stated that even the asset entomb in the faciedil
eat realties more on the avenge than 3s. 10d. per who A
few of the Aberdeen Boots might have produedb• psi Me,
bat this must be coasidend as • very extreme pole. At
the dosed the market there could not have bees he O
1,000 beasts unsold. For the time of year the malts, of
Weep was good ; cempand with that for beasts the dinned
was steady; neverthelne, it moat be called very in.
attire at last week's prime. The top prices for the
beet old Downs were 4s. to 4e. 2d. per 8 lbs.
There were about 80 Dorset lambs in the nuke; in
fair condition. There was a wants supply of both English
sad foreign colna, la which very little was doing at the tate
decline. The pork trade ruled exceedingly heavy, end prises
ware with difilealty supported. Oar usual report. of Woes
per alba sinking the aid will be found in another column.

81le. ter mind of 6911th weight, sad rte. Id. per qr. free on
herd dot pal lidst sized, weighing 60Iha. per tomb. The
irked* woe still tres from itte,4lthtthrfurther supplies were
'wonted tw dews from the interior.
At Esatye eeg, os the 7ta of November, the orals {rods
was le a Tery drpreserd state ; prime were, homer, not
lower than fel6se, whisk woe partly owing to the anthem-
able state of the exehaug• as England. Fine hl h rafted
wheat was this gamed 39e. to Us. dd., aired 36.. 6d., sad
' red 35e. to 3fo. Id. per gr. fm en beard. For &limas in
spring priest about 2.. per qr. shove the rates named were
asked. Earley had maintained its previous val.., sad eats
bad realised My former rat* for loe.l eansamptiors. Stocks
of spring 011111 were gtharally small, sad it was the per
veiling opinion that, even if prices of wheat should give
way during the winter, other articles wash sot he influeseed
thereby.
Oar BUM letters are of the 9th instant. BMWs of
wheat bad, mime that des) week, manifested so particular
misty to malls, sad the few hugs*e whisk bid taken
glom had bees at prime (lake equal to those previesely paid.
Barley had been in good retreest; for spring t 18s.
per v. had been asked for Oderbrusk, . 19.. far 521ba.

Rate* lathes of the 7th 'ahem us that good espplies al I
wheat-had i.e. to market, and that for ell but the very
Anent quondam pleas had rather tended downwards; the
hest sera bad bass offered at 119* to 395. 6.1. per qr. free ea
board is whs, while mistreats foe the sommoeer kinds
might have Mss hosed at le. to 24. per qr. lower. Belly
had bees a gone deal inquired for ; equal to 13e. to Us 61.
bad bees pattl-terr the laraviest, sad 17s. to 17e. 6d. per qr.
free on based*, the lighter tiatedgielens,.
At Ihndsmsd, cm the 9th of Deeenber, the sestbse was
frosty, and the few vessels to pert demended fraisku.
Quotation ter dames* in sprits( went, der whoa, Illte.
to 6211 e., 38a ; barley, of 621 be. weight, 17s. 6d. ; and oats,
weighisg 371bn, 16. per qr. tree es beard.
Hamburg letter of Toothy state that .mealy anything
had tees deems in wheat Owe the preceding post day, and
that prime., both for immediate and eyries shipmint, had
nm.iaed precisely es bane.
The latest advisee holm Holland are decidedly dull. At
Rotterdam, on Maeda', white Zealand wheat wee la , sad
red Rhine the tarn lower, than on that day eressight, with
bet little doing is either tor export.
From Antwerp the omensts are of Wedneeders date.
Wheat was then dill of tale, sad rather haler to buy than
on that day m'anieht. Louvain of 61 lbs. weight had been
offered at nasal to 39.. per qr. In* on board, sad other eons
at proportionate rates.
In the Preach markets prices do not appear to Mee under-
toss much varieties, bat the discouraging reports from
hence had not hoes altogether without toluenes.
The weenie from the priecipal ports la the Neither-
nano are similar to what they went Lest week, sad the
trensestions is wheat appear to have been usimportant is
that quarter.
AtlUritsilles, cm the 10th of December, Polish Meer of
superior quality might have been bought at 33a. 9d. per qr.
free on board.
By the wet relent advice@ from Anterior we Sears that the
vane of flour hod rather tended downwards at New York,
sad Nome of the other priacipal skipping porta.