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

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—Brustot., Dec.ll.—Thee is • better feel.
ing this week, and buyers begin to bare some confidence,
and appear disposed to purloin at about la. Ed. per cer,
above the late lowest point. Refined goods are not much
sought after, and stocks are accomulashkg. Rum : Good
demand at full rates.

TALLOW.-FMDAT EVIMING.-The market was quiet
to-day. All the mouth, 40a. 9d.; January, 41a. 6d. ; Much,
42a Bd. ; April to June, 425. 3d. to 42a 6d. ;Spot. sew,
40a. 9d.; 1862 Y.C., 40a. 3d. Delinry to last 0•41144,
1,413040 am ; arrival', 1,444 casks. At the public salas
1,100 casks were offered, of which 567 sold. Fine Soutk
Amerken, 41s. ; goad, 40s. 6d. to 40s. 3d. ; 39,.
to 39a. 6d.1; Australian beef, 39a. 6d. to 40s. ; North Ame.
rime, 395. to 405.; inferior to good Taganrog show. 4ls.
fine to 395. inferior. Town tallow, 40a. 3d. net nub. Coms.
nut oil steady : Cochin, 46a. 6d ; Ceylon, 43e. 6d. ; Syd-
ney, 43a. fine to Ca 6d. inferior. Palm oil quiet, at 16s.
fins Loges ; 35e. Accra. Palm nut oil, 345. to 35e. fair to
fine. /tough fat, 2s. 1.1.

COTTON.—LivcaPoot, Dad. It—The demand has
continued on a moderate scale throughout the week, but
as the appreheesious diminished of a further rise in the
Bank rate, prune have gradually hardened, and quotation
may be made generally id. per lb. higher thee Friday lax
Egyptian' have been in fair request, with an admire from
the lowest sales made last week of id. to id. per lb. in the
medium qualities ; little or no change in the better kinds.
Aa regards Brazil, Mario may be quoted id. to 41.
lower ; POZOSZOS and Marmalade }d. to id. per Ih.
dearer, in oonsequenes of the moderate supply. The
better dams of Feet India are readily saleable at A. cosilib.
admen, leas inquired the lower kinds being l inquired for.
and Solede may be quoted id. per lb. higher, with more
inquiry for export. Speenlaton have taken 450 Amerime,
40 Peruam, 20 Baas. 380BinEgitisn, 109 Smyrna, 10 West
India, 3,430 Surat, 670 and 60 Chive; sad ex.
V 1,450 AMlltiolll, 1 Bahia, 300 Penmen, 150
OL' , kno Surat, 1,610 Bengal, 110 Madras, and 790
China. Today the market opens with a moderate demand;
sales, 6,060 bales, including 3,000 no speculation mad fre
export.

COTTON GOOD:.—Maautism:a, Dec. 11.—Our yam
market has been • little more cheerful in tone to-day, and
we have had some little demand for various markets The
chief banner has been is 20's, 30's, and 40's mule and
water. Prices close tolerably firm, and from the inquiry it
is thought that we may expect ghostly • more active bmi.
ness. Cops have been steady, with more inquiry, bat not
much actual business has been done. No change in prices.
In cloths we have also bad an improved feeling, which is in
some mesuiure attributed to • slight improvement in the
cotton market, but mainly to the easier tone of the mousy
market. Manufacturers have been • little more decided es
to price owing to the steadier feeling manifested by sellers
of yarns, but the ioquiry seems to be on •
limited scale, buyers still evinciug as unwillingness to give
the very high rates still demanded. There seems to be
more u•ssnneas on this point naturally among shippers to
' distant markets than among buyers for the home trade.
The latter, however, keep their stocks moderately bare.
Buyers for India are awaiting later telegrams, which are
now due, and their operations have been rather
The cloth market closes with • hallo' of firmness, but the
aggregate of the transactions to-day is believed to ham
been small.

CORN.—CHTLOSPORD. DEC. 11.—There was a good sup
ply of witted today, a great many samples affected by the
damp, and such very unealeable ; prices must be geeerally
quoted Is. to 2s. lower. Barley, very doll sal. for all but
thetffoest qualities. Beans
LINCOLN, Dec. IL—We have had a fair supply of wheat.
The trade ruled slow ; best sample, were Is. and inferior
Is. to 2s. lower. Barley was sold at irregular prices.
Wheat, red, 38a. to 40s. ; wLite, 41s. to 455.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. 11.—We bays had few boyars from the
interior to-lay, and our market has ruled very dull through-
out. Wheat must be quoted about 3d, per °petal, Ame-
rican flour 6d. per barrel, and French la. per sack cheaper
than on this day week. Indian oorn neglected., and quite
6d. per quarter lower. Oats and Datum' are both the
turn in buyers' favour. Beans, peas, sad barley have each
given way 6d. per quarter.
WeMIELD, Dec. 11.—Wheat was in limited demand.
Filet parcels held for nearly last week's prima, but poem'
runs were Is. lower. Barley as slow of sale. Averages
for the week ending Dec. 7 :—What, 1,788 qrs., at
43e. ; barley. 457, at 325. 7s. ; eats, 46, at 20s. ;
rye, M at 30s. 9d. ; beans, 13, at 380. 9d. ; peas, 99, at
31s.

COALS.—DONDOII, Dtc. 11.—Byase's Bebside Wed
Hartley, 16s. lid. ; Cope Hartley, 16e. 9d. • Hartlepool
West Hartley, lbs. ; Hsatinp Hartley, 16a. 9d. ; Holy wall
Main. 17s. 6d. ; Tanfleld Moor Bates. 15s. 6d. ; Walk"
Primrose, 165.; West Hartley, 16e. 9d. ; West Wylam, 16s. ;
Walls Ea Wharnelitle, 180. 91. • Eden Main, 19s. 3d.;
Walla End Braddylle Hatton, 19s. bd. ; Walls End Haswell,
21a. • Walls End Hatton, 21a. • Walls End Kepler =
194.'6d. • Walls End Tonstall, 'lBe. 6d. ; Walla Lad
pool, 20a. 6d, ; Walls End Feb.,c 19s. 6d. ; Walls Eel
Mimdon Hartlepool 20a. 3d.-Blgps at market, 50 ; NAP/