The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-02 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TUESSDAY EVINAG. —The market was qell4
to=:—Spot arid ell the year, 424. to Ds. 9d. ; January to
43e. ; Marco, 43e. 94. Delivery to last mew& 174
oaks ; arrive* 114 oaks.

COTTON.—Ltvirmoot., Bac. I.—W• have had • sadden
collapse in oar market to-day, chiefly owing to the saw.
tuition of an advance in the Bank rata. The salsa a, 2,000
bales, of which 500 are on veculation and jet expore
200 American, Vid. to MOO Bllmak Ina. to
27d. ; 200 Egyptian, 28id. to 34. The week's import
11404 bales.

COTTON GOODB.—Matratarrn, Dec. L—Yesterday
there was a very large busiest. in yarn, and the market
became very excited. The contracts entered lato for di
descriptions of export yarn were very large, at prices fully
Id. per lb. above the rates of last Friday. To-day a very
marked change Las come over the market. The altendde
for the worse in the money market acting upon the cotton
market at Liverpool Las been sulkiest to counteract the
effect of recent telegrams from Calcutta and Bombay giving
very enoooraging accounts of the trade in these market,.
Buyers to-day who hold very SISOUEIVID ordsn which the,
were desirous of placing have been indueed to withhold
them through the prospect of mainly booming dearer.
There has been to business at all for footle, and the marks
generally has been very dull. In cop yarns for the bone
trade there was • large business at an advance of
fully 3a. per lb. on Friday's sales, yesterday;
bat to-day we have had an extremely quiet
market, with scarcely any inquiry for any dreorip.
tion. The cloth market has been folly as mud
affected by the change as that for yarns. Yesterday we
bad • odisiderably. better feeling than last week. There
was an active ioquiry, which resulted in • good,buoines for
shipment to India, and a much heavier trade could have
been effected, had the goods which wen principally
quired been in stock and available for expert. Priors were
again somewhat higher, and indeed sellers report that the
rates obtained yesterday were fully as high is soy ever yet
charged during the cotton famine. To-day, however, a
sudden check lira been given to this improvement, and a
feeling of gloom pervades the market. Burets seem to
have suspended operatioes by common consent. mere
have been inquiries, but they seem rather to have bees for
the purpose of testing the drzline caused hy this sudden
change in the market than with a view to beamssa me
close today with a very small amount of business, and
with but few offers making. Manufacturers would doubt.
is be willing to make comodemble comensiais to secure
business, but buyers bold back. The impreisiou is apparent.
strong, both with buyers sad sellers, that prices will be
lower.

WOOLLEN.—Lonne, Doc. L—The markets at this
season of the year are so much a repetition of each other,
that there is seldom anything new to chronicle. This mom.
lag has formed no exception to the role ; we have had the
ordinary attendance of buyers, and an average Toeselse's
complement of business. 'What animation there was sin
mainly la the inquiry for samples of spring fabrics, other
departments being quieter. Rates are fully roaintmeel.
The eiewoosble change in the weather will doubtless gm
an impetus to the demand for heavy winter goods, and via
help off stocks in the hands both of merchants and mane.
Lecturers.

MANUFACTURES.—BUDDLIUIPITLD, Die. 1. Ths
market has worn a dull appearance all day, few buyers from
Laudon or the provinces being present. The local Der
cheats have operated to sours Ms extent in Bedford earth
and low unities, but beyond this traneactioas have ben ea a
very limited scale. The general trade however, is eel con
Wired bad as nearly all the mills in the district patina!
running full time

WOOLS.—Htmorxemzrz, Dec. I.—There is bet lath
dammed for wools of any description at present, bat, a it
nasally so in December, it creates no surprise in the track,.
Dealers are in expectation of a brisk demand on the open.
log of the new year, and prime remain firm.

CORN.—Hoar, Dec. I.—At today's marked a small sop
ply of English wheat, which sells freely at la per qr. her
last week, best runs of red making 39a. to 41/. per NAHA
to the grower. Foreign held very firmly, and good club.
ties mane. Barley, both malting and grinding, mowof
slowly at prime in favour of buyers. Beans _sad mu h-
altered. Oats sell more freely at late currency. The
foreign imports last week are as under :—Wheat. 1,561 qm;
barley, 644 ; beans, 2.140; peas, 900 ; tiara, 262 ; linseed,
12,163; rapeseed, 957; oil-cakes, 362 toe&
UM" Dec. L —ln consequence of • dark monsing,
sad the yet detective light in tire Exchange, millers
are unable to see the samples, which has the effect
of restricting business, but the isles made are fully equal to
Friday, being in advance of last Tuesday's rata. Wry
very slow sale, and prices decline. Oats, hoses, and Mho
articles without alteration.

LIVERPOOL. Dm L—Wei have bad rather a fair st
reran°e of miller and dealer at today's market, sell
wheat must be quoted Id. per petal dearer than on Frida'.
but the demand is scarcely so brisk as then, either for Bpi.
culatioo or to hold over. Flour is held firmly for so act
vanes of 6d. per barrel and wick. Indian corn as offered
quite sparingly, and the small business doing is at tel. per
quarter over late WAIL Oar and oatmeal extremely dull.
Beans have improved 6d. per quarter. Pease and 'barley
remain stationary. The market closes steady.
LIEN, DEC. I.—At our Corn exchange this day the it
tenders was good, as also an improved supply of wheat,
which sold readily at an advance of Is. per qr. upon hr.
Tuesday's rates. Malting barley not quite so brisk sok
although late rates were nearly supported. Grinding It
per qr. cheaper. Beans, old, is, per qr. dearer ; now, a
last week. Peas, prices firm. Per qr. imperial to ths
bower :—Wheat, white, new, 6311*.t0 6411a5. per imperial
ushel, 455. to 465. ; ditto red, 6311*. to 6411 r, 40e. to 4•24.;
ditto red, old, 6211*. to 63Iba, 40s. to 41s. Barley, ker.
Chevalier malting. 54Ibs. to mum., 37e. to 395.; ditto. run
Chevalier ditto, 5311 c. to 5411*., 335. to 34e. Ore, 3611:a
to 4211 w., 225. to 265. Beane, old, 6311*. to to ett.
to 44e. ; sew, 631b,.t0 641 be., Us. to 40s.
NEWCASTLE, DEC. 1. —The weather continues dry al
favourable, but as the barometer has been falling gradual:7
the last few days se may look for rain shortly. At our
market this morning we bed • moderate show of when
from the growers, and the arrivals coastwise being hkowis
moderate, we have to note a further improvement of h
per qr. upon . flue aorta, with a good busieess doing in es
condary descriptions, at fully late rtes. For new wed
country yellow, 465. Gd. per. 50411*. was obtaiDed, whereas
old mixed Dwitric was in favour at 50.. per Mita
Flour in steady request, with the advance noted on Seim.
day. Maltiog barley Is. lower, and difficult to qur.
Grinding unchanged, end the rme remarks will app.y to
other articles.