The Express.
London, England, 1862-12-05 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—THCBADAT Eviintro. —The market edi
atesuly to-day, at the following prices :—llpot, and all the
month, 41e. 9.1. ; January to March, 46e. 3d. to 466..4 ;
March, 46a. 9d. to 47a. Delivery, 1,074 maim ; arrivals,
1,897 auks.

OOTTON.—Livraroot, Dal 4.—The mks to-day are
again large, with very full prices. The sales are 10,000
hales, including 1,000 America, at 204 to Eted• ;
Surat, at to 17id. ; 900 Egyptian, at le& to
50 Pernarn, at 2141. ; 170 Bahia and Maosio, at lisid to
20d. ; of which 5,000 are for speculation and export. Tte
week's import is 24,073 bales.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADFORD, Dr.c. 4. There
is little wool changing hands, bat prices, especially of the
finer descriptions, are exceedingly firm. There is some
businessdoing in yarns, but chiefly for home consumption.
There has been more inquiry for Ocoee, but it has not led
to much more business. The continental trade generally is
so yet very quiet. The German trade in plain goods in so
far represented as unusually dull ; the orders from Italy,
Holland, and Belgium are not extensive, and little is now
doing for France, except what has been previously ordered.
The high pricee now ruling naturally check business every-
where. There are a few American orders still to be en.
cuted, but the demand of late has so much diminished that
' manufacturers are beginning to be slacker. The home met.
chants are among the inquiring, picking up a few lots hers
and there, and placing only small orders in plain goods. The
Liverpool cotton reports of today and yesterday have bad
the effect of strengthening the pnoes, which are very firm
at the previous decline.

LACE AND ROSlERY.—Normonfan, Dec. 4.—Trade
is in pretty moth the same condition as it was a week ago ;
anything like a tolerable demand for the time of the year
bang checked by the dearness and scarcity of cottoo. There
are a few parcels of lace goods being made up for shipping,
with still lees doing for the home markets. The boeiery
trade is also no better, though we can hear of inquiries
being made for shipping houses. No orders to any amount
have been yet given out, nor are any expected till after
Christmas. It is expected, however, that in a week or two
we shall have some indications of the bushier which may
then be expected. Manufacturer' complain sorely of the
injury which is sometimes done to their machinery by
reason of the very inferior and mixed quality of the cotton
which they have to work with. The delay caused by the
breaking of the needles sometimes renders the cost of goods
when manufactured almost equal to that which is made up
of the bast aotton.—Nottingham Journal.

CORN.—BIRWINGHAM, Leo. 4.—At this day's market
there was a large supply of both English and foreign wheat,
and to oaks progress in saes of either a decline of Is, per
quarter bad to be submitted to. Barley nearly maintained
its value. Oats only taken in retail. Beans and peat on.
altered.

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Smarm., Dim 4.—At oar market today English wheat
wee in modemte supply, end sold slowly, at barely lut
week's prima. Foreign difleult of dispose', and values
have given way from 6d. to Ia per qr. Malting bailees in
good supply, and L. to Zs. per qr. lower. Grindmi doll
end the torn cheaper. In cats aosteely anything doing,
and values unaltered. Beans Arm.

IdANCHEBTIEB, Due. 4.—M our market this morning the
demand for English wheat was limited at last week's prices,
whilst on American a reduction of ld. to 2d. per 100Ibe.
must be noted, with only a moderate business. Floor was
very little inquired for, and, except for anything really
choice, almost nominal in value. Out. and cetmeal moved
off slowly at barely late rates. Beans were the turn in
favour of buyers. Indian corn was without material
change. •
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Hawaii; Disc. 3.—Here to-day wheat was in fair supply
and a free tole at lut week'. prices. Of barley both fac-
tors and farmers gave way 1.. per quarter. Oats also Is.
lower. Beam without change.
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Nrwauar, Dn. 4.—We have to report this day a mode-
rate supply of wheat for which there was a steady demand
at tally the prices of last week ; an increased supply of
barley, and Is. lower generally. Nothing doing, to oats,
beans, or peas.
Uraarciar., Dec. 4 —The market has been very doll,
although the supply of wheat is short, the best samples of
white selling at 565., and of red at 50s. per qr. Barley and
oats are each la per qr. cheaper, and difficult to quit. Beast
area better trade; new at 36a, and old at 425. to 445. per
gnat ter.
EDINBURGH, Doc. 3.—As compared with last week—
wheat was up 2s. on the top, sad Id. up on the average.
Barley was mate on the top sad 11d. down ou the average.
Oats wan mate on the top, sad sd. down on the average.
Beans wan same on the top, and is 11d. up on the
average. Prime per imperial quarter :—Wheat, 2Ss. to
64a. ; barley, Ma to 35a; oats, lls. 6d. to 31s. ; beans, 42a.
1 to 468. .

Girsoow, Disc. 3.—'this day's market spin ruled dull,
the business is wheat being very limited, and generally at a
decline of 6d. per boll, new Baltic being neglected. Flour
brougbt previous rates in retail. Oats and oatmeal were
offering at 6d. per boll and load reduction. Barley in large
supply sad freely offered at 6d. to le, per boll under last
quotations. Beaus and peas is limited request, and prices
in favour of buyers. Indian corn in favour of buyers.
Wnnaroan, Dec. 3.—We have very limited supplies of
grain from all sources, but our market is exceedingly dull
for all articles, and business quite of a retail character at
nominally unaltered rates.

CATTLE—Norrixonalf, Dec. 3.—At this week's mar-
ket there was a fair supply of beasts, and the demand was
steady at last week's proem. Mutton, of which the supply
was not large, was also dosed of at previous rates.
Calves were scarce, and sold readily at previous prices.
Pigs as before. Beef, 6s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. per stone ; mutton,
64d. to Bd. ; veal, 7d. per lb. ; pigs, 6s. 3d. to 7s. per
stone.

EDINBURGH, Dec. 3. —'llse supply of cattle this morn-
ing was lees than last Wednesday, there being 571, or 3d
fewer. Sales were dull, and down. Beet beef, from
7s. fal. to Bs. ; middling inferior. from 6s. to 7s. per
stone. The supply of sheep was 5,353, being 463 lees than
last week. Safes were slowly effected, and the secondary
sorts of sheep were cheaper. Top price of the best mattoo.
74ct. ; current, from 641. to 744. ; blackfttood, from 40. to
bd. per lb. Fed pigs, from se. to ss. tid. per stone ;" W
eight weeks' old do., from ss. 6d. to Bs. a heed.