The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-18 00:00:00

MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL PRIORS CURRENT, IMPORTS,

Itc.—Fon Witt ENDING Dtc,Yitt 17, 11152.

SUOAS.—There hu continued to b. only a very limited
demand for West India end Bengal during the prearnt
week, the salts loin, wafted to 100 hhda. Barbadoes, and
a small parcel of date Bengal to Um grooms; a cargo of new
hiauritiss has been taken bi a refiner, chiefly at 36 . 61.,
with a lot of lower quality, at 34.. per cwt.—Foreign : Con-
siderable purchases hire again been made by the refiners,
is some instances at a reduction tt fld. per cwt. ; the total
sales on the spot amount to about 6,000 nage and brie., and
• few cases Brasil, from 161. Id. to 18s. 6d. for brown, and
20.. Id. to 21s. for white ; and 600 boxes yellow Havannab,
at 21s. • a cargo of 3,803 bags Paraiba, to arrive, his like-
wise
been takes at 18a. per tut.
MoLASSIte are wanted, sad 450 peas. Cuba llusovado
have brought 17s. per cwt.
Conn.—Tb• week's biplane is augured to 40 balm
Mocha, at 70.. ; and 100 bags Java, at 61e. per cwt.
OINOMIL-950 bags African have obtained 22.. 64. per
cwt. ; but is Coen, Pepper, sad Pimento there are ao trans-
actions to notice.

Etca-Bmall parcels of good middling whits Bengal
have been sold from 13e. to 131. Bd. • and of Arran two
cargoes to arrive have also been taken from 9e. tkl. to
10s. 6d., delivered into the warehouse, the former grim
being for a distant period.
RlM—Thera has again been a large inquiry, and a
further advance of 2d. per gallon realised, the Isles
being 320 peas. Demerara and 30 puns. Jamaica, at our
altered quotations.
Corron.—With some improvement in the demand this
week, and rather less disposition on the part of holders to
supply the market, ims of the current qualities of Ameri-
can have advanced d. per lb.; Strata also have had the
turn is favour of holder; Brazil continues dull of sale,
barely supporting last week's price., and holders of Egyptian
being still anxious sellers pniim continue irregular.
Speculators have taken 3,900 American, 90 Bahia, 1,000
Egytian, and 1,830 Burat ; and there are reported for ex-
pert, 300 American, 10 Pernans, 60 Egyptian, and 940
Burst. The market to-day clam quietly ; the sales are
4,000 to 5,000 bales.
Tlf.A.—The accounts just received, via Trieste from
China, stating that the exports were 4} millions of pounds
less than the previous year, caused some excitement in the
market, and medium Coagous have advanced id. to Id. per
lb.; common sorts, which were previously dull, are now
more saleable et full prices. At the auctions held yester-
day of 4,600 packages, a great proportion found buyers at
the above advance. _

lama°. —The sales of ladigo Immo been 8 chests of Ben-
gal, at 31. 104. to 4s. 4d., and 12 snow Guatemala, at
30 6d. to 3s. Ild., being full rata,.
COCHINZAL.—A few MOM an nported at 31. 7d. to
3s Bd. per lb.
TIPICAL.—A small wool ex-ahip, the price not transpired.
Cures.-450 bags Pogue at 24e, with 60 tons, to strive,
at 23.. Bd. to 245.

BansLows's-14 bales Bengal, at 41. 15s. to 61. 12s. 68.
lbsoo.-600 bags flour at 18s. 9d. to 195., but nothing
dose ie pearl.
flas.vrwrisz.-350 bags of fine sold at 325. per cut., being
fully previous rates.
Ni or SODA.—Several parcels have been offered
by auction, but chiefly withdrawn; the sales are 200 tons,
principally at 16s. dd., with small lota at 16s. per cut.
' Guatio.-200 tons Ichabos are reported at 71.25. 6d. to
81. aad 260 tons St. Helena at 41. 10e. per ton.
The transactions in Dyswoods are limited to 20 tons
Canspeachy Logwood at 71.; 60 tons Jamaica, at 41.65. ;10
tons Honduras at 61. ss. • 30 tons Savanilla nude, at
41. 10s.; 40 tome Lima WOO 4, at 16/. ; and 100 tons Saws
Wood, at 131. per ton.
Tv/spasms in fair demand; 1,600 to 1,700 brio sold on
the spot and to arrive, at lls. per cwt.
Rows still very saleable, and 2,900 brio. American takcn
at 6s. 6d. to 16a. 6d. per cut. for common to very flue qua-
lity.
Banistons.—There continues to be a limited demand for
Brimstone, the sales being only about 160 tons, at a alight
decline on previous prices.
SUMAC.—In Sumac steady sales, chiefly in mall lots, at
full rates.

Anoota.-20 asks Oporto red, at auction, sold readily at
295. 6d. to 295. 9d., being an advance.
Cagan or Taarat.-2 casks good brought 72a. 6d. per
cwt.

QUIRCITILON BARK.—The sales are 300 hags Baltimore,
at 7s. 6d. per cwt.
MADDIM Roors.—Abont 180 bales Turkey, more or less
damaged, were sold by auction at 161. to We., and 80 bales
18 months Naples are reported at 475. per cwt.
Ous.—For Olive there has been a more quiet market,
but for 60 to 60 tuns sold extreme prime have been obtained.
Seal and Cod continue in moderate demand, at former
rates. Linseed and pale Rape are in fair request, at 295. 6d.
per cwt. for the former, and 365. to 375. for the latter. For
Spirits of Turpentine there is a better irquiry. Palm
has experienced a considerable decline; the sales
extend to only about 150 tons, at 341. down to 321.105. ;
220 tons, to arrive, sold at 331. per ton.
TALLOW.—The market is lower, and very little has been
dose; Petersburg Y.C. in the early part of the week brought
46.. 6d. but the price has since declined to 465. ; a few
asks Aisetralian beef brought 445. 9d.; nothing dons in
Beath American. _ _

D.:-Aboni 25 tons American are reported at 69e. to
00e. per cwt.
Hier Baltic is without change in price.
it:TR.-1,500 bales have changed handset 141. to M 10e.
per toe, the price realised to-day being again higher.
Cola Rorn.-600 bundles are reported at 171. per toe.
°neut.—Wheat has met a steady demand from consumers,
closing at fully previous rates. Flour has supported the
late advance. Indian Corn on the spot has been sold on
easier terms. Irish Oats command late prices. Egyptian
Beam have advanced 6d. to Is. per quarter, and are no w
selling at 331. 6d. to 345. per 480 lbe.—From Lialedale and
co's. Report.

SUGAR.—The average pries of Saw, the produce of
the British posmssions in Maoris*, computed from the re-
turns made in the week ending the 14th Dec., 1852,1
235. 10d. Sugar, the produce of the Matuitiss, 21s. 20.
Bogor, the produce of the But Indies, Ms. t• the
avenge price of the three foregoing dmoriptions of Bogor
jointlz L 255. 11d.

BRISTOL, Dac. 17.
BUOILR.—The market has been very strong this week,
and upwards of 600 hhds. West India have fond buyers
amen our last, at prices fully es high as at any time the last
two months; Manritins of the new crop (three cargoes
of which have arrived here this week), further transactions
are reported, but the enact particulars have not transpired.
In Foreign we have not baud of any sales this week.
Refiners' produce generally has assumed a firmer tone, and,
indeed, some deecnptions have advanced 6d. to Is. per
cwt., under wheat improvement the refiners will not now
sell. For Ram there has been a very good demand, and
the °MON have been nearly cleared or every sample on
show, at a further improvement of Id. per galls..

COTTON.—Livearoot, Dec. 17.—1 n our circular of
Friday last we had to report a dull sad deellaing market,
holders disposed to press sales Wagsales, the revels of advises
from Almeria' as to the tavourible posepest Sias abaadaat
crop. A further and mono man= emmeiiemeelem of these
advises, together with the probable lamps= and Amid-
can cameimptiou for the coming year, has, in a oonsiderabls
thane, relieved holders from' tact, Ant impressions and
fan. Day by day, therefore, slaps Miteday, we limbos.
gaining in esaildesiet a hitWieseCr_tnseaoted,
ssent of
Crear tressected, both by the bade soil es speculation,
skein the week with an adverts of lb. is the com-
ma no of Anooriean, all odour being without
skean is pries, although a little uses is espeot. Is this
stab, without any a:showiest, we say whops resets hr
the tarn et the year, oiliest always to ferilose whims hem
the United States ea the ell.oegreeehg SIMMINMIIIBI etlie
MOM elt the asp is thee sesstip. The thweilttes ot
Brsheesir hit" 110 mis llablies44., and
°rheas 3,900 Amid 1111111 lbws% 1,119 Egyptian,
and 90 are aepeuled t. have bees takes on "pecula-
tion ; awl MI ANiesa, 909 limit, 50 Igyptisa, and 10
Perna.. hr expert. holes hr the week, 36,1170 his.

CORN.- -Cxnutsionto, Dee. 17.—An increased supply
of Wheat at market to-day, which found buyers for all the
best qualities at fully the prime of last week ; seondary
qualities were mote difficult to quit.; still area for thus
them was a fair demand ; 43a. to 465., new red i 60.. to 664.
new whits ; old, 50e. to 525. red ; white, 565. to 6811. Barley
was a shade lower, except the finest malting, which mein.
tamped its price ; 26e. to 30s. • beet, 32.. to Ws.. BOSON
rather more offering, but conitima bad ; price the outs u
last week; muagan, 30s. to 31e.; ticks, 31s. to 340.

LINCOLN, Dee. 17.—We hare bad • ntederats show of
Wheat at market to-day. The condition generally
bad. The Onset, however, found buyers, at last week's
prices. No alteration in spring Corn. Wheat, red, 475.
to 495.; white, 635. to 675. Barley, 27e. to 335. Oats. 19r
to 21s.

Ltvenroot., Dec. 17.—The snivels from Ireland and
coastwise, sines Tuesday, have been large of oatmeal,
but insignificant of other artistes. From foreign port' we
have 'received 10,982 couriers of wheat, 1,260 quarters
beans, and 9,968 barrels dour. The exports in the same
time comprise 1,668 quarters wheat, 277 was and 1,371
barrels flour. Owing to the untinued eafevourable
weather and brisk accounts from Mark-Was and the °emu,
markets, we have had renewed activity in the trade here,
and a large business has beat done in wheat and flour, at
an improvement of Id. per 70th.. and 6d. per barrel on
the prices current on Tuesday. In other articles there
has been a fair business doing, but no alteration in value.
At this day's market there was oily a small attendance of
the town and country trade, sad the business done in
wheat and flour was quite of a retail character ; however,
where sales VON made ea advance of ld. to 2d. per 70111 e.
sad tld. to 941. pee barrel was geuerally established. Oats
and ostomol ea No yet met with a slow sale, at late rates,
tad deo bait aid& Ise forward delivery was quite
. Darby, bolas, and per, being scarce, sold in
at enter pekes. Indian corn, both in store and
Ant, was he geed demand, and the turn 'pilau the
becrt.
WAIIIIIILD, Dee. 17.—W. have a large arrival of
Wheat for this day's market, the great bulk is new, and
condition very indifferent, the Increased show has enabled
buyers to purchase low qualities, at about last week's
prices, but the finer sorts are fully as dear, and for old
rather more money is obtained, and the quantity offering
small, on the whole a good extent of business done. Fine
Barley brings hill prices, inferior a slow wale. Oats and
(}!telling as before. No alteration in Beans, or other articles.
Wheat, per qr., 601bs. to the bUsbei, Saffolk, &sex, and
Kent, new, red, 47e. to 486.; eabr, 491.; new, white, 48..
to 60..; mire" Rollo& aad lhata;new, red, 416. w.