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

MA MEETS.

TALLOW.— THUIIaDAT iSTNIXO. —The market ta,i
steady to-day. Spot, 45.. 3d. ; all the year, 45a. to ca. ;
January to Mareb, CO. 9d. ; March, 44k. to Vs. ;April
to June, 46a. Delivary to lad wooing, 1,127 calk@ ; kr.
Saida ditto, 290 caak..

COTTON.—Ltvnpoot, Dec. 11. —We have a swab,
market to-day. The sales are 8,000 bales, including 121 j
American. at 214 d. to ra. ; 6,54" Swat, at 1244. to 191 d.
500 Egyptian. at 21d. to 301 ; 360 Bahia, at 214. to Ltkl. ;
of which 4.000 are far vacillation and export. The wadi,:
import is 28,817 bake.

WOOL AND WOItSTED.—BaADFORD, DEC. 11.--The
market to-day is pretty motive, the 110.1.011 of the ytar C 41.•
sidered. There is considerable inquiry for wool, Gad i.ouie
transactions to supply immediate saute have taken place.
Prices, especially for the Boer deacriptions of wool, which
are most in demand. are exceedingly Brm. There is a fair
business doing it, worsted yarns. chiefly for the i,opplv of
home wants. The export merchants are doing little iT
nothing. There is some activity in pieces. >mine new
orders have been given out for both borne and foreign coo.
Gumption. Prices are without change.

LACE AND HOSlEltY.—Nori is,,ii.‘m, Drc.
There is a alight improvement in the geueral tone of the
Lee trade since our last report. A number of foreign Wye!,
have been going the rouud of the warehouses nuking nu..
chases, which, though moderate, are very gratefully re.
ceived at this period of the year. The plain net trade is
improving. but for all deseripthaia of fancy goods there is
no demand except to suit occasional orders for foreign nut.
keta. The silk trade is inn fair condition. Hosiery :--Tho
bulk of the warehouwa are doing very little business, whilrt
others are executing several extensive orders for the Aloe.
riean and Australian markets. There are also more ma.
chines working, but the improvement in this respect is rely
partial. Stock taking is now being carried on, and no more
changes are expected before the beginning of the new year.
—Nottingham Journal.

CORN.— Saammonam, DEC. 11.—At this day's merket
there was spin a full supply of all kinds of wheat, and we
reduce our quotations fully Is. per quarter on all dwerip.
Lions. Barley lower to sell. Oats held for previous rates.
Beam and peas cheaper.
Baturrob, Dm. 1L —At our market to-day there WAS a
good supply of English wheat. which sold slowly at adedine
of Is. per qr. Foreign in limited request at a reduction of
GcL to Is. on American, sad Is. to 2s. ou Mack Sea qualities.
A moderate extent of business took place in malting hsrkys,
and last week's pries were generally maintained. Grinding
and distilling kinds were in plentiful supply, and met a for
inquiry at a decline of W. per qr. Oats sold in retail at
barely last week's rates. Beeps and peas scarcely so good a
trade as last week.

Derain, Dec. 11.—There was a fair supply of wheat at
our market to-day. Trade, however, was exceedingly dolt,
at barely former prices for even the best qualities.irhe,
sorts fully Is. per qr. lower, and much remained unsold. AU
kinds of grain more or less effected by the mist state of the
atmosphere. Barley in rather large supply, but a great scar-
city of fine sample; other descriptions fully Is. ;sr qr.
lower, end the great balk of it totally unfit for malting. A
I very quiet trade in beans, peas andoats, all of which may be
quoted as selling at less mousy. Beat red wheat, i 4.. to
; other sorts, 17s. to Vie. ; malting barley, 335. to 41s. •
other sorts, 265. to 325. ; oats, 21s. to Da. ; beans, fills.
to Zie. GIL ; peas, 113 e. to 21x. ; fine flour, 40a to 421.; other
63ur, 375. to 39a.
MANCHE/11T9, Dec. 11. —At our market this morning
wheat was only in limited demand, at a reduction of 1.. to
2s. per quarter on English, and 3d. to 4d. per ROM. on Ame-
rican. Maur moved off very slowly, and all hut really
extra qualities must bequoted lid. to Is. per sack and barrel
lower. Oats were dull at late rates, sad oatmeal receded
6d. per load. English beaus declined la. to 2a. per quarter,
but in Egyptian there was no change. Indian corn was 3d.
to fid. per quarter cheaper.
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~NRWARK, DRC. 10.—Here to-day the supply of both
wheat and barley was very small, the finest supported last
week's prices ; inferior and out of condition samples L. per
qr. lower.
NEWBURY, Dec. 1L —We had a fair supply of wheat, for
which the sale wee exceedingly slow, and quite of a re.
tail character, at a decline of fully lc per qr. Barley ur
good supply, dull, sod le. per qr. cheaper. Oats, beeps,
and peas the turn in favour of the buyer.
UXBREDGE, Dec. 11.—We have had a fair supply of
wheat, the trade very dul', end ls. per qr. lower. The
prices of spring corn being low ire to-slay sot cheaper.
Wheat, 40*. to 58e. • barley. 30e. to 394. ; sate, 21a. to
; 28s. beans, :16s. to a ;s. peas. Ma. to 46e. per qr. ; dour,
425. to 47a. per Neck of 2trOlbs.
Warearolo, DEC. 10.—Supplies of home-grow ci grain
have somewhat increased since Saturday ; but from abroad
scarcely any addition has been made to our stocks. No
change of consequence can be noted in our market, but the
trade is very dull for all articles, at barely last week's
rates _ _ _ •

EDINBURGH, Dec. 10. —As compared with lad week,
wheat was 4s. down on the top, and la. sd. down on the
average. Barley was same on the top and Ild. up on the
average. Data 31. down on the top, and tirL up on t'ar
average. Beans were same on the top, and 2s. 23. up re
the average. Wheat, 3la to 60a. Barley, 28s. 6d. to
Data, 14s. to 28s. Beans, 425. to 46a.

CATTLE.—Norrnuesx, Dec. 10.—Our market to-day
was well supplied with cattle of ell sorts. The pewee of last
week were fully maintaiued—for the best, Be. per stone;
inferior, es. to is. ed. The show of sheep was good. sod
last week's prices fully mantained—beet smell realised Bd.
per lb. ; large and inferior, 7d. to 714. The demand for
calves was not brisk, but late prime were fully maionieed
—beet, 7gd. ; inferior, 6;d. to 7d. per Best small
porker, 7s. 3d. per stone , bacon, se. lid. to tie. 3d. per
stone. _ .

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EDthincitGio, Dec. 10.—The supply of cattle this maxim
was 590, or 9 more than at last merket. Sales were slowly
effected, sod prices from 3d. to ad. per stone down. Top
price, Bs. ; current, 71. 61. ; middling and inferior, from
6s. to 6s. 9d. per stone. A clearance woe not effected. The
supply of sheep was 5,140. being 213 less than last week.
Sales were dull, and prices down fully 2s. a head, sod at the
close a considerable number were unsold. One lot of seed
blackfaced wethers brought 74d per lb ; with the exception
of the above, the top price was 74d. ; currant, from Odd. to
7d. ; ewes, from sd. to 6d. Fed pigs, from ss. to 51. Gd.
per dose ; six to eight wanks' old do., from to. to 7s. a head.