The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-30 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW. TCFSDAT Evlxtxa. 'rho market is;
steady to-day. Spot. 42.. ; Jobitory, 425. ; Starch, tia.
ts 435. 6d.: April to Jaw, 43.. 6d. Didivory to loot or%
log, 210 auks ; arrivals, 113 cooks.

WOOLLEN.—Liosne, Dec. 29.—Today, se is of cooy
always to be expected at tlus admixed mama of the yea,
the warkets have been of a mend ocenbmil eliarsotar,
ya
there really was no feature in the • taneseted sei
department which calk for particular reteremm

ocriToN.—LimrooL, Die. 29.—We kayo had a hu
IMOUIrt at business done to-day. with a very "toady matt
The Was are 6,000 boles, of which 3,000 are oe spec .
Mon sad for export. 600 American, 26d. to 270. 4,4t0
Buret, 18d. to 254 d. ; 100 Egyptian, 270. to 26id. ; lop
Pormagabuen, 22d. to lid. 40 Bads and Noon", Zs
to 100 Marsabare. 27/41. to ; 370 Japan, mid.
The week's import is 15,738 bales.

COTTON GOOD& —llssecigerm, Dec. 29.—/a tb
yarn market there has bees a Talker better feelieg
and more Mims hoe been dose hy shippers, at a slight
improvement on Th7sedsaare prim. The advice' from
Bombay and Calcutta s of a fiat market, but wow*
frees China are considerably better than any prenotuly
reosived. For home trade yarns there bee been decidedly
more inquiry, though it has led to but little binkka,.
Spinners have *eked from 4d. to 0 per lb. more than last
week, but the advance has checked busitima. In the dish
malicet we have had a slightly improved towline, with mom
inquiry and more disposition to operate. This is attributed
mainly to a second series of telegram from India, winch
have come into private hands, giving more favourable
ascot:Ms than some which had been previously Mei, ett.
Although things were really depressed at Bombay, according
to latest telegrams, with a tight mossy market, rt dote sot
appear that they were so bad as represeeted by reports Qr.
culated in this market earlier in the day, end according to
which a panic prevailed. A more active improvement ia
the Liverpool cotton market and increased mime in money
here have also tended to a more cheerful feeling 1101044
both buyers and sellers. There have been no transactions ae
a large wale, however, and where 'lachua, have Nat
effected they have been made in some cases at hat Thum-
the. rate', or at some decline on the terms of that day.

MANUFACTURES.—HaDDIMMITLD, Dic. 29.—A fee
buyers from the provinces have attended and operated to
some extent in the heavier descriptions, adapted for over.
coatings, he. Some small tramactioes hays also takes
place in fancy goods and low unions, bat not to my lams
amount. A moderate quantity of Bedford cord., +kb:blot
some time hare had a run, has also chanpd hinds, bat
the demand to-clay is not so brisk as formerly.

WOOLS.—ErunnamiLD, Dim. 29. —The cokeial eon
trade still continues quiet, but prices remain firm. Low
foreign me is rather better demand, and eocalioully i
few sales are made in good Germans.

CORN.—LrvirtPooL, Dec. —We hays had a fair it.
teodeace of the trade at this day's market, and wheat his
commanded a much more active inquiry than wehave upon.
wand of late, the demand running chiefly on American red
spring, which must be quoted from Id. to 3d. per cosig
dearer than on this day week, whilst winter brinp from Li
to 2d. more money. Prime sweet parcels of barrel flour we
somewhat scarce aid command 6d. advance, but Freida
doll and the turn lower. Indian corn again finds ammo.
buyers, and we raise oar quotetions &L to 9d. per crawler.
Oats and oatmeal are the only to the generalise
provement. Beasts, peas, and barley are offered scarisily,
and prime of each are against buyers. The market clogs
healthy. _ _

Leans, Deo. 29.—The wheat trade was sot actin.
still there was a fair amount of business tramacted
at fully the rates of last week. Barley rat►r slow, rake
about the mum Beans, oats, and other articles es bdere.
LTD., Dec. 29.—'The frosty weather we bad the lake
part of last week has disappeared and it is DOW mild win
rms. At to.day's corn exchange we had s moderate Joy
of wheat, the value of whisk was fully maintained. Bark!,
malting samples in request, at late rates ; grind* mob.
ties a slow sale, but no cheaper. Beans and peas among
Per imperal quarter to the grower:—Wheat, white, as,
6311e5. to 64115 i. per imperial bushel, 44.. to 45e. ; ditto
red, 831 be. to 641 b.., 40e. to 425. ; ditto red, old, 621 b.. a
631ba. M. to 40e. Barley, beet Chevalier malting, 5414
to 5511 m, 36.. to 37..; ditto, runs Chevalier ditto. 531ta
to 5416 n, 33.. to 34e. Oats, 361ba. to 421 be., 22.. to We
Beans, old, 631 be. to 65113 e., 40.. to 445. ; new, 63165.
641b5., 38a. to 402.

NIWCASTLZ, Dec. 29. —Vie weedier to-day h excise
ingly wet. after a severe frost yesterday. At our mike
tins morning we bad a moderate show of wheat from tie
grovels, and the arrivals coastwise being equally
the trade partook quits of • holiday character, so fns
transactions occurriog as to render our quotatMus for
articles quits somioal at last Saturday's rates.