The Express.
London, England, 1862-12-03 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TI:I3DAT EVENING.—The marivt
to-deg, at the following prices 495. 3d. , IM. rhik r
45e. he 4lla 3d. ; January to March, 47r. ;
46.. 6d. Delivery to Est evening, 395 casks ;
ditto. 745 mac

COTTON.—Lmotrooc, Inc. 2.—We have liml
siding to-day, wish rather dearer prices. The WI. Are
8000 bales, including 1,000 American. at 20d. to 21d.
6,200 Surat, at Md. to NEL ; 200 Egyptian, at 21.1.1. to
23d. ; of which 4.000 are for apes:dation and export The
week's import ia 17,017 bales.

COTTON GOODS.—MaocniffrlM, D. 2.—We Lee
found more doing in yarns to-day at Friday's prices. 1,,
or two instances we have heard of a slight advance
been obtainedigiThe business doing has been chieiv by
China, India (Calcutta), sod the Mediterrancau. 'floe Lame
trade have also been doing some little in yarns. The MA:-
ket closes with a tendency to improvement. I u cloth neorde.
all sellers have bee. caking higher prices, and for oe,,,is al
descriptions, owing to the lemsoiog of stocks by
purchases and to the hardening tendency of the Liverpo,l
cotton market; but the advance checks business. How,
of many kinds of cloth could sell freely at the rates eon,:
last week. There has been some business dons, hut it 1../
been comparatively small. There is no new feature to Dote
in the cloth market at all

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lunn, Dr.c. 2.—We have had is
some respect. an improved market this morning in the
Coloured Hall. A few fair parcels of Melton' and °the
light spring fabrics changed hands, and on the whole'
more animated feeling was manifested. The White 110
was again quiet ; a few mediums for the coming season were
in request, but, with that exception, little we. done. Prix.'
I continue firm in all departments.

MANUFACTURES.—HI/DDIESFIELD, DEC. '2.—ass tl
close of the year approaches, the markets acconliugly
corns flatter, very little business having been trauswial
either in the Cloth-hall or the warehouses. Some nuall
parcels of spring goods are oocasionally delivered for Joi-
nery account.

WOOLS.—BODDLIMPIELD. Dec. 2.—lleceruber is L,welly
a dull mouth in the wool trade, manufacturers being a•
willing to buy eo near Christmas ; but the prices ruling
London sales are supposed to be such as will induce them to
purchase immediately an the opening of the new year.

CORN.—Rant., Dso. 2.—At to-day's market a underlie
supply et !ash& wheat, which sells more freely at tut!
lad week's currency. Foreign held firmly, but not tout
doing. Barley for malting neglected. but grinding support,
late rates. Beane end pees meet more in lorry at toil
prices. Oats dull and rather cheaper. The foreign im
;feta lest week are as under :—W heat, 10,232 qra. ; barley,
244 ; oats. 1,591; bans, 529 ; peak 3,53.3 ; taree,l,3i4;
Lowed, 8,109 ; rapeseed, 2,390 ; oil due, 161 tom; hones,
368.

Lane, Dir. 2.—We have had a fair show of wheat
today, but millers act on the reserve, and but little
bueinses b trensacted ; the few sales made are at last week's
rates. A considerable antral of barley enables our malt.
stars to supply themselves on easier terms. Beans sell is
retail at former prices. Oats and other articles unaltered.
Lin:SPOOL, Dam 2.—Our market to-day by no inc,:,
responds to that of London yesterday ; on the cot.
Crary, both millers and dealers show great thyme, and Ind
not buy wheat except at a trilling concession, say Id. per
rental on Friday's prima. Flour, from scarcity, maintaas
previous rates in retail. Indian corn is offered freely, sal
must be quoted generally 3d. per qr. cheaper. Irish ow
very umuileable. Oatmeal dull. Beans tid. per qr. lower.
Peas and barley unchanged. The market closes without
any umptoms of immediate improvement.
LYNN, Dun. 2.—Weather since this day week has bra
dull, with a thick heavy atmosphere ; to-day is bright sad
fine. At our Corn Exchange to-day the attendatee of
growers was good, but the show of wheat was only mall;
the demand was steady for all good samples, at last Tues.
day's rates. Barley both malting and griodiog, prices
without alteration. Beans and peas were a slow ale,
at barely late rates. Prices per imperial qr. to the
grower :—Wlest, white, new, illlbs, to tuba. per Ito.
penal bushel, ols. to 535. ; ditto red, 6111 e to 62lbs,
455. to 48s. Barley, best Chevalier malting, rsilbs. w
Mlle., 365. to 38s. ; ditto, runs Chevalier malting, 52114.
to 531b5., 325. to 345. ; ditto, distilling, 50Iba so 51115.,
301. to 324. Oats, 3Mba. to 421 be., 245. to 275. Beam,
old, 6311 e. to 631b5., 425. to 48s. ; new, &Me to CAlbs.,
42a. to 41. e.
NEWCAMIA Dec. 2.—The weather since Saturday he
been raw and *menial, with much rain. At our =islet
' this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the
growers, but from the coast several vessels have dropped is
and the quantity offering being so much beyond our preset
requirements, the main bulk will have to be landed, end
our millers have all cargoes in direct, the demand void
languid, so that in the baseman dons buyers had a slight
advantage, the traosactions at the same time proving lie.iit‘L
Flour was in slow request, and to sell fully Is. per rat
cheaper. Malting barley in very slow request, end ratter
cheaper. Grinding unchanged. In other articles little
variation to note.