The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-23 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—Toaans7 Evszora.—The whet Tam firm
today :—Spot sad all the month, 41a. to 41e. 3d. •
January, 41.. 64. ; March, 425. 9d. to 43e. ; April to Jane,
43a. Daiins7 to last evening. 237 oasis ; arrivals, 115 erns

COTTON.—LrviarooL, Dec. 22.—We have had a fair
dimmed to-day, but a very quiet mark* without change in
prices. The sales are 3,000 tiles, ol which 1,000 an for
export sod opecutiotoo.

COTTON GOODS.—lfairesaaram, Dec. 72.—The yore
market has been very quiet to-day, and to effect sales lower
prices would have to be takes, but *pinnies es a rule bring
pretty well under contrackshow so disposition to press salsa
There are exceptional intense to the contrary, but they
an sot numerous. Most of the spinaars appear to thin
that at the turn dike year we shall have more activity, ee
it is well Minna that many order an in the heads of ex-
port houses which for the present are kept back. The
market for home trade yarns is quite as flat as last week,
and as manufacturers are still disinclined to .operate pins
are agaiost producers. Sellers report that there is a good
deal of irregularity on the part of spinners who are unions
to realise, sad buyers, who have tested the market
pretty actively, say that in some description of cop yarn
there is a great difference between the rates which spin.
nen are willing to accept rather than sot stil. I. the
cloth market we have also had a flat day. There is no
disposition on the part et buyers to operate. Ilan of them
an understood to hold orders, and some of them pretty on
aiderable miss, but at limit, which are far below what man-
futurism are disposed to accept at presort. At the same time
• considerable concession would be made by manufactures
on last Tuesday's rates, but they fiad so few who ate
really disposed to buy that it would be difficult to anise
at • correct quotation of the cone lion which would load
to bruiser. There is • rumour of &dykes of a discourag-
ing character from Bombay having been received by the
China mail. The market clone with declining prices both
for cloth and yam, and a great cartailment of production
is expected.

WOOLLEN.—Lexps, Dec. 22.—The markets this morn.
ing have been about an ordinary Tuesday's average. There
was a fair attendance of buyers, whose attention appeared
to be principally directed to light spring fabrics'. The de.
!nand in ether departmenta was insignificant. Bates are
fully sustained.

MANUFACTURE9.—HI DDESSFIZI.D, DEC. 22. —Baying
attending to-day have not been more numerous than last
week, and busioess appears to have been rooducted on the
same limited scale, but not morn so than is usual so war
Christmas. The only trsonactions worthy of DOW* were a
few parcel' of middlr•prioed trouserinp and low union
fancies, and occasionally a daimon made in job lots.

WOOLS.—MTDDICRIMIXI). Dix. 22. —The wool market
has been very quiet today, but some moderato-sited wags
have changed bands during the week on next year's account.
Priem are firm, and an improved demand expected on the
opening of the new year.

0013N.—Lisna, Die. V.—We save • slow market to.
day for wheat, at about the rates of Friday. Barley of
floe quality unaltered in value; sale is very slow for corn.
mon aorta. Beaus as dear. Oats and other articles u
Wore.

LiVIIIPOOL, Duc. 22.—Today's market was well attended
by both town and distant buyers, and with a more cheerful
feeling, and a better oonsumptive demand for wheat. the
Clirasa walked full previous prices. Clines winter
scarcity advanced Id. per nodal fi th• week. Flour
unchanged and quiet ; °inmost slow; Egyptian beans dull ;
Indian awn in better requestat previous rates.
• •

LYNN, Dec. 22.—A (air attendance of growers, but only
• small show of wheat ; demand active at fully tut week's
rata Barley, malting as Let week ; (readies samples dull
sale. Beau and oat., but little (lemma. Per imperial qr.
to the grower :—Whest, whits, DOW, &Übe to 6416 s per
imperial Mahal, 44e. to 45e.; ditto red. 631b..t0 641 b..,
40.. to 42a. ; ditto rod, old, 621 b.. to 631b5., ;Ws. to 40e.
Barley, beet Chevalier relating, 5416 e. to 55th.., 36e. to
375.; ditto, runs Chevalier ditto. 531 b.. to Mks., 335. to
345. Oats, 36th.. to 4216., 22.. to 265. Beams, old,
631 b.. to 651b5., 40.. to 445. ; new, 631 b.. to 641 be.,
to 40..

NEWCASTLE, DEC. 22.—M1 weather has at length as-
sumed a mare seseociable upset, an intense frost having
set in with a likelihood of continuing. At our market this
morning we had a fair show of wheat from the growers,
but from the coast the arrivals are trifling ; nevertheless,
the trade ruled slow, 44c beteg with the utmost didiculty
realised for extra new south country yellow, per bo2lba.
In foreign few trannistsons occurred. New Holstein red
mold in retail at ggs. gd. per 5041ba. ex steamer ; is such
descriptions the diraead was mainly weaned. Flour in
slow request, and to effect sales a slight conosmion bad to
be made. Is other articles we have little variation is
Dote.