The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-05 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—Barrroc, Die. 4. —Tbere is wareely ear bee-
Nese now doing in tb. Nagar merest, and prior ue fell
L. M. lower. Redness' produce is also quits
and mast be quoted Is. 6d. to 2a. lower. Ram.—Good
beraeted at full rates.

TALLOW.—FRIDAY Ermmtro. —The market war quiet
to.day. The closing prices were spot, for delivery is
ell this month, 41e., sellers ; January, 42a. ; Mareb, 43a to
42e. 9d. April to Juoe, 42a. 9d. Delivery to last coming,
1,132 risks; arrivals, 2,189 casks At the martin 413
casks were offered sod sold. South Ammirsa, fair tnt
pipes. 395. 9d. ; wood. 39e. to 395. 6d. ; ysillow, 38s. 9d.
Biooe the studios 40s. is offered for pipes first quality;
Australiao beef, 466. ; North American, 406. to 40s.
Town tallow declined 9d. per owt. to 40s. 6d. net. Cocw
out oil steady ; (Malin at 46a. 6d ; Ceylon, 43a, 6d. ; Byd.
nay, 425. 6d. to 41e. 6d., good sod mined sorts. Palm oil
quiet, at 36e. to 366 6d., fine Logos. Palm nut oil, 341.
to 355. liough fat, 2a. Id.

COTFON.—Liwntroot,, 4.—Tbe market coutimed
animated during Friday sod Saturday, at prices exhibiting
a farther rim of id. per lb. in Mamma, 3d. in Egypten,
and fully id. per lb. in Sun& On Monday the &mud
almost entirely ceased, and sines them the bumbler; has been
of the most limited description, at a rapid and serious de
cline, hastened yesterday by the advance is the Bank rate
to 8 per cent. The smelt closes at a decline of lid. per lb.
I. American, Egyptian, and Brasil, and lid. to 2d. in Fast
India upon the quotations of Friday last. Swnlaton have
takes 3.070 American. 30 Femme, 100 Bahn4 20 Maim.
ham, 290 Euptian, 170 Smyrna, 50 West India, 6,010
Surat, 1,550 Madras, 2,450 China, and 1,430 Bengal : sod
exporters 1,170 American, 300 Pernam, 160 Bayptsesi, 6,030
Surat, 1,320 Bengal, 1.140 Madras. and 570 China. To
the market opens with a moderate demand; sales 3,000
bales, including 1,000 on speculation and for export.

COBL—CIMLIISPOID. Dec. 4.—Then was a fair eup
ply of wheat showu today, for which high prices were
mined which checked the demand ; rather higher prime
were made, bat borers showing great caution, the market
closed very dull. Bed wheat, 42a. to 435. ; white, 48.. to
50e. Barley remains very quiet, except for the best quali-
ties, which keep their pries. Beans, Is. dearer.

Loma, DEC. 4.—ire have had a fair amply of wheat
at market to-day, sad prices unchanged. Barley still very
dell aid the tendency of prices downwards. Wheat,
395. to 425. ; white, 425. to 454. Barley, grinding, 28s.
to 30a. ; malting, 355. Beans, 36.. to Mi. Oats, Hs.
to 24e.

LIVIMPOOL, DECEMBER 4. —We h►ve had a very
thin attendance at our corn exchange to-day. Wheat is
spariugly offered and cannot be quoted lower en store, but to
clear the quay a reduction of Id. to 2d. per rental has in
some instances been accepted. Flour inactive, but without
change in value. Indian corn dull and 3d. lower for medium
qualities. Oats and oatmeal steady. Beans a shade easier.
Yeastand barley unchanged. Market closes with a quiet tote,
but holders are in no degree anxious to press salsa.
Wararrun, Dec. 4.—The domed for fine red and white
wheat is not so active as it was last Friday, but on tie
sales made that day's currency is maintained, whilst fce
Yorkshire qualities sod common runs Is per quarter ad-
vance is obtained. Sales of barley proceed slowly, and
prices scarcely equal to last week. Beans and oats sell in
retail at former rates. Other articles unaltered.

COALS.—Lotraoa. DEC. 4.—B7aal'. Bebride West Hart.
ley, 16a. ; Holywell Xaia, 17a. 6d. • Taafield Moor Bata,
16a. ad.; Worat Hartley. 16a. ; Walls Eod Hatton, ;
Walls Lad North Harilapooldia. 6d.—Xhi pa at =kat, 7
sold, 7.