The Express.
London, England, 1862-12-08 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. SATIIIIDAT Evzo. This market WA
=to-day. Spot. new, 455. 9d. ; all the your. 43e. 6d. ;
46.. 9d. Del:very to Let eveoing, 1,674 casks;
arrivals, 2,143 maim

OOTTol4.—Liewoor, Dec. 6.—We have had a quiet
market to-day, without change in prices. The sales are
3,000 bales, including 70 American, at 220. ; 2,480 Surat,
at 110. to 17id. ; ZiO Egyptian, at 21d. to 29d.; 70
Pernam, at 2001. ; 100 Bahia a& 21d. ; 50 Maraaham, at
22d., of whloh 1,000 are for speculation and export.

COTTON GOODS.—NANCHLSSZIL, Dac. 6. —The de-
grenton which brought down the prios of cotton so Consi-
derably a few week. ago at Liverpool enabled some of our
millownera to .chase at such a price that they have been
able to take ceders at a price that will eitoer pay or involve
less lop than keeping their mills standing, and hence we
bear of a number of mills having resumed work. The
affect has been, with the purchases of cotton made at Liver-
pool for the United States, to give an upward tendency to
prices, and the returns of sales of cotton during the past week
show a rather considerable increase of business. The result
here has been to induce sellers both of yam and cloth to
advance their rates, and a fair amount of business has been
done during the week in yarns at id. to ld. per lb. ad-
vance; in some sums rather more. For cloth the advance
checks Waimea There have been some sales for the
•Levant, South America, sod ether markets getting rather
bare of supplies, where manufacturers have been willing to
meet the buyer on moderate terms, but the aggregate
amount of this business has not been considerable, and the
market closes rather quiet.

WOOLLEN.— LEEDS, DEC. B.—The dark stormy weather
to-day has rendered the markets little more than nominal,
u it was impossible daring the greater part of thin morning
to see anything. In the coloured-hall a few meltoos and
otherlight fabrics, and in the white-hall a few mediums
constituted, with a sprinkling of tweeds, the sales of the
day. Rates maintained their &mum.

HARDWARE.—Brawntratew, Dr.c. 6. —The trade of
this town has shown more animation this week, chiefly is
000 sequence of an increased supply of orders through the
factors, and on account of the home trade ; the foreign
orders in are also quite up to the average for this period of
the year. At all the large manufactories the men are
working full time, and all ti e reports are to the effect that
there is a good amount of business doing. The tinplate
workers and hollow ware manufacturers are doing a steady
trade ; the edge-tool makers are full of orders ; the jewellers
report business dull ; the gun trade is also quiet in comps' i-
son with its condition up to a recent period. The iron trade
in this district is moderately good ; there u no excitement,
neither can it be said to be brisk ; but there are just suffi-
cient orders in to keep all the works in full operation, and
the second-class makers are doing a better character of
trade than they were during the first eight or nine months
of this year. Pig iron is in steady demand at the last
quarter-day prices, and since that time the make has been
slightly increased.

CORN.-CANBEIDGe, Dec. 6.-We had a very heavy
market, and barley was 2a. lower for general runs. Wheat,
red, 42e. to 44a. ; white, 48s. to 50s. ; barley, 30a. to 38s. ;
beaus, 325. to 401. ; oats, 20s. to 26e.
CARLISLE, DEC. 6.-Wheat small supply,and for beat
samples there was a good demand, at 61 per bushel over
last week's prima ; the greater portion, being in bad condi-
tion, EOM at late ratrs. Oats in small supply, and met a
good demand at fully last week's prices. Barley in good
supply ; demand slow, at a decline of about 6d. per bushel.
Wheat, white, new, 17a. 6d. to 21s. ; old, 21e. 6d. to
22a. 6d. ; red, new, 16a. fel. to 19a. 6d. ; old. 19.. 6d.
to Ws. 6d. ; barley, new, 12a. Od. to 13e. Od. Oats,
potato, new, Bs. to 9s. 6(1. ;old. 9s. 61 to lls. ; com-
mon, new, 7s. to Ba. ; old, 9s. to 10e. Beans, 16s. to 18s.
COLCHESTER, Dec. 6.-A good supply of wheat and
fair of other grain. Pry samples of wheat supported late
rates ; damp were difficult to quit at a slight decline. Best
maniples of barley maintained full puttees ; inferior descrip-
tioos in some cases ware Is. lower. Beans and peas were
firm and prices were rather in favour of the eater.
GUILDFORD, DEO. 6.--The supply of wheat was not so
large as last week, the greatest portion of which was much
out of condition from the damp weather, and sales were not
readily effected; prices were, however, without alteration
haw List week. Wheat 345. to 57e. ; barley, 30s. to 37c ;
oats, 20s. to 2135. ; peas.4oa. to 425. per qr.
HERT/OED, Dec. 6.-A fair supply of grain, wheat, and
barley, with a heavy trade ; but prices were no lower for
either. Oats &L to ls. per qr. cheaper. Beans sold in
retail as before. Wheat, red, 2Ge. to :Wa. ; white, no. per
load. Barley, Ms. to 425. per qr. Oats, 18s. to 28s. per
qr. Beans, 245. to 275. per load.
LEICESTER, Dec. 6.-There was a tolerable supply of
wheat. The weather has been open during the pest week
and out-door work has progressed steadily. The best dry
sorts were unaltered ; damp and inferior were fully la. pr
qr. lower. Old red realized 545. to 575. ; new, 455. to 49a. ;
old white, 58e. to 60a. ; new, 48e. to 525. per 36 stone.
There was not much activity in the barley trade, arid late
rates were with difficulty made ; malting, 34e. to 138 s. par I
qr. ; feed sorts, 214 e. to 31s. per 30 stone. The inquiry for
oats was slow at lat• rates for fine qualities ; infetior rather
easier ; old, 28a. to 32a. ; new, 21s. to 255. per 24 stone.
NEWCARTIA•LPON-TTEN, Due. 6.-At our market this
morning we bad a moderate show of wheat from the growers
-condition imperfect ; nevertheless *clearance was effected,
at a reduction of Is. per quarter. In south country quali-
ties or foreign exceedingly little done, but there was no dis-
position evinced to accept lower terms than during the
week. Flour must be written Is. per sack cheaper, with
only a moderate inquiry. Malting barley moat difficult to
quit, and where vessels required clearing Mayen had the
turn in their favour ; 'Aladin( unaltered. Malt, unless fine,
neglected. Beans met little attention. Boiling peas steady.
Oats exceedingly flat ; new of all descriptions ls. lower ; old
unchanged. The snivels this week are :-Wheat, coastwise.
3,027 qrs. ; foreign, 4,712. Rye, ooaatwise, 10 qes. Bar-
ley, coastwise, 1,533 qrs. ; foreign, 1,571. Malt. coastwise,
170 qrs. Oats, foreign, 1,324 qrs. Peas, foreign, Wi qrs.
Beans, foreign, 101. Flour, coastwise, 1,070 sacks. Isamu
oorn flour, 330 sacks.
NOEWICH, Dee. 6.-There was a very fair supply of
wheat at this market to-day, and prices were the turn in

favour of the buyer, exaept for the dry and hest sarnpls,
which made fully last week's rates. Rarity was in
supply, and prices remained without alterati.ro for all
acriotuma. There was little or nothing doing in otios
gram. Flour tid. par. mck cheaper. White whom Itroigb,,,
571bs. to 6311 o.), 46a. to 50s. • red ditto (weighing 571 ha
falba.), 43a. to 47a. ; beat chevalier malting barley r
iog 53Ihs. to 541k0.), Me. to 37a.; runs chevalier d,tio
(weighing 5211.6. to 53114.), 335. to ; distilling diu4
(weighing 4911 m. to 511ba.), Dls. to 30e. ; oats, 2k., to 2e
beans, 38a. to 40e. ; peas (maple), 38s. to 40a. per .plarui,
flour 345. per sack.

Norrootiam, Dec. 6.—There was a fair show of wi.er,,
which came to hand in varied condition. The deb,seki 5,„
dull, and all but fine weeds were ls. per qr. lower. (44
white made 571. to 63e. ; old red, 54e. to Ms. • new 51„t...,
45e. to 521. ; new red, 42a. to 495. per 36 et'ote.
wae in fair simply, and sales were effected qr'etl)
late ratan ; new English melting, 345. to 445. ; new
Mt to 395. per qr. ; old grinding, 235. to 39h.
Otte were a moderate show, and met a quiet sale At 1411. u.
' less mosey ; old, 25e. to 3111. ; now, 23e. to 275. ; fore;,.,
26e. to 271. per 24 stone.

OXFORD, DEC. 6.—Then was a large quantity of et*
again on offer today, which, owing to the damp se 44,
came to hand in a very unsatisfactory condition, ao,h;
cause sales a reduction is price was granted to di,"
dined to purchase. White wheat coommoded from Vs.;
565. per quarter ; red, 40e. to 52a. ; barley barely ,made lss
week's prices, quotations being from 30a. to 40s. ; cots rem
much about the same as last week; beans made from :;4‘
to 435. ; bog peas, 38t. to 40s. ; boiling pew +ls. to WI.;
dour, 375. and 38s. per sack.

PITERBOROUGH, me. 6.—We bad only a small shot
of wheat here to-day. and prices were not lower tla.n
week. Barley, dull sae, and the same may be sad
beau. Oats in many instances could be bought at
qr. less money.

READING, Om. 6.—There was only a short atteoLoct
our market this morning ; the supply of wheat was quite sa
average
one, but the condition wretched. business rat
very languid„ millers only being limited purchaser; ud
panes must be quoted same as last week, if anything a ten
in favour of the buyers. In other articles the trade vs
purely of • nominal character.
ROCHESTER, Dec. 6.—The market was very fairir tup
plied with wheat and other grain, for which there was as,.
thing but an active demand, at prices diffenog little frau
those of the previous week. Best samples of white Mee
made Ms. to 585., and red 50s. to 545. per quarter ; lams
I red, 46a. to 505., and white, 50e. to 545. per quarter. suis
floe foreign samples were quoted at 565. to 59e. per loartor.
Barley was in fair supply, but the demand eras inactive. Fec
malting kinds the terms were 36e. to 405., and grindiet
to 325. per quarter. Oats were a dull trade. and ow
nominally the same as those of last week, best foreign sell.,
at 26e. to 28e., and other kinds at 235. to 265. per quarter.
wianaca, Dec. 6.—The supply of all paia confines ea
a liberal scale. Wheat very dull, and cheaper, the cost.
thin being generally so bad fully *Maws the &dee is
pries. Oats in good demand, and rather in favour of Its
seller. Beans, pea% sod barley as before. hires to the
grower :—Wbent,- white, 45a. to 485., 631 b. per bushel ; red,
445. to 46e. Oats, 1014. to 1114. per stone. BISON A.
to 38s. per qr. of 19 stone ; old, 445.
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Wormuirma, DSO. 6.—At this day's market there.,
again a lugs supply of wheat from the farmers, atm,
found buyers at a decline of le. per qr. Foreign fully is
mach lower. Barley difficult to sell, but nominakr UlGi•
tared in value. Oats only taken in retail. Bases sad pea
tending downwards.
Yogi, Due. 6.—There was about an average shoe d
wheat, ad the attendance on the whole was good. Lis
slowly, and prices were the torn downward'.
Csieraltll itemeta realised 50s. to 565. ; new red, Ire. to
48a. per 36 at.... The demand for the hat soda of lee
ley was steadisialtLast:i currencies • comes samples met,
very heavy at lg. per qr. reduction ; malting, 34e. to
36e. per gr. ; 30s. to 324. per 30 stone. There..
a middling supply et oats, for which the demand wu by 10
moms same at meet rates, 22v. to 24.. per 24 stone.

KJEZCALDT, Dee. 6.—We have bad another week of to
' open weather, and, the land being in good order, a lup
breadth of wheat has been sown. At our country.
this week, we had fair supplies of all kinds of iglus. Goad
qualities of wheat and oats brought former priors, whiled
kinds of barley may be quoted about la per qr. lose.
Here, to-day, we had moderate supplies of all kinds of gni
Wheat and oats were the turn dearer. Barley ran*
cheaper than lest week. Wheat, new, 303. to 525. per se;
barley, new, 16s. to 30s. ; eats, new, 16e. to TM. 61.
Wavensono, Dec. 6.—Onr supplies of farmers' gale has
been most trial's( this week, sad by boat scarcely &Jut*
has come to head, owing to the severity of the walla
From abroad oaly ens small cargo of barley has reached a
sad coastwise a few small parcels of wheat sad BOUT. Tie
triode notwithstanding has been very inactive, and Miss
quite of a retail character. The small quantity of firma
wheat on offer has found buyers at rates. Foi
leas readily sold, but prices cot ower. Barley and as
fully as dear. Indian corn, with a limited inquiry. Ca. II
bad at a trifle under the currency of this day se'coirlic
Hour 6d. per wick cheaper. Imports this week :—Wiset
155 qrs. ; barley, 616; flour, 161 woke. Exports this reel
Oats, 7,630 barrels ; flour, 1,495 sack' ; Indian corn, 10
barrels ; oatmeal, 86 sacks.

CATTLE.—CARLISLE, Dec. 6.—Our store markets le
home-bred cattle are fast drawing to a close for the seas
on each enoceeding Saturday there being not only a 614
off in the quantity noticeable, but also a greater scarcity
buyers. To-day the moldy was very meagre, and tie
quality indifferent. Gidloways formed the bulk of the
show, with a sprinkling of diminutive Highlanders. a fee
shorthorns sod crosses, and about half-a-dozen much eon
Trade for all descriptions during the morning was rely in
active, the business done up to shortly before noon, if .ay,
being very trifling. Of Irish cattle there was a patty fez
show, but the quality varied greatly, several lots bag I
excellent cooditioa, while others were only inferior. Nil
in this department was also dull. Of sheep the supply so
small ; two small lots of lambs (half -bred. and crone.) sal
• mixed lot of ewes and lambs, comprising the whole .tart
There was some inquiry for lambs during the morniog. in
up to nearly noon no sales were made. We had u
excellent supply of pigs (106 careloads), generally a
average condition. Buyers were rather scars; and 11,3.
coupled with the largeness of the supply, rendered tas
market very inactive, and to effect sales holders submittal
to a alight reduction. Prime ranged from Bs. to Its., It.
average being 12.. to 13e. • head. A clearance not effected.

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