The Express.
London, England, 1864-12-05 00:00:00

MARKETS.

°OTTO:T.—Live:2,OO4 Du. 3.—Sales to-day, 10,000
balm, jackals( 4,000 speculation and export. 600 Ameri•
OM, 25d. to 2d. ; 300 Permian. &c., 260. to 270. ;
150 Mama) and Bahia, 26d. ; 600 Egyptian, 17d. to 2tiid. ;
8,350 Surat, std. to =a. ; Madras, 16d. to 17d. ; Bengal,
Baia* lid. to lid. mark 14gd. to 160. ; Japan,
1541. to 184 d. Very firm in, a yesterday's full prices.

COTTON 0001A—NanCRIIIITTI, Dec. 3.—The market
at the commencement of the week wuquietand depressed,
and yarns gave way ld. to 2d. per lb., with •
similar decline in the price of cloth. Yesterday, how-
ever, • firmer feeling in mottos, and better amounts
from India than had been anticipated led to • reaction, and
shipping yarns were id. told. per lb. higher than on Tue.
day, and some good orders were plead. The home trade
yarn market was hardly so good as that for shipping, but
still pricer were rather higher, and • moderate business
was done. Cloth wee also in better request at some im-
provement in pnoe•. The improvement in cloth was attri-
buted to most of the specul►tive lots which had been offer-
tug for resale having disappeared—whether is ooesequeece
of having bees taken by book fide buyers or from being
withdrawn was not known. Not navy orders were gives
out for cloth to make, either yesterday or this morning.
Still the market shows • decided improvement in all de-
pute:mute, whether for yarn or cloth, on Tuesday.
Inds improvement is cotton can hardly be credited with this
change 'stalely. because, though cotton is firmer, the prices
at the close of the week show • decline of led. to 2d. per
lb. as compared with lut Saturday, and probably the ad-
vice@ from India and the fact that people are beginning to
discount the news of probable pesos is America more nearly
at the true value have more to do with the better feeling
is that market than anything else. The market closes firm.

WOOLLEN.—Loma, Dec. 3.—These has been a small
attendance and little business transacted, both in the
coloured and white hall this morning. A few parcels of
tweeds and ► sprinkling of spring mottoes have been trans.
hared in the coloured market ; whilst in the white ball •
few small parcels of heavy goods have changed hands ;
hairliste have been little inquired for. Bates are without
alteestios.

HARDWARE—Breamaut, Dec. 3.—The state of
trade is good, the gun trade being the only branch of any
importance in which anything lake slackness prevails. Them
is a full average supply of orders through the factors,
amply 111ACiellt to keep trade steady and manufacturers
well engaged, though, as a rule, there are sot a great num-
ber of orders on the books, neither is that to be expected
at this period of the year. The principal exceptiou to this
is the edge-tool trade, which has been very active for many
mooths. The tin-plate workers and hollow-ware manufac-
turers are also doing a steady trade ; and for light steel toy
wares the orders have rather increased of late. The rolling
mills are well engaged, and there is a steady demand for ma-
terial. In the button trade these r no animation
whatever, and in the gun trade there are many thou-
sands of muskets in sloes foe which there is
aow no market, however low the price. The forsige
trade has improved in the course of the last week
or two ; there is a good quantity of continental orders
is heed. The West Indian trade is tolerably active, and
there is a little doing on account of Mexico. The inquiry
for goods on amount of the Eastern markets lam beau anode-
rote for eoroe time past, bat lately there have been some
indications of improvement. The manufacturing trades of
the adjoining districts are most of them active ; in forge
work a good bermes is being done. The malleable iron-
founders are busy end as to the various branches carried on
in the neighbourbooda of Wolverhampton and Balaton, the
works are all in full operation • in fact, except amongst the
km-workers, there is very lithe unemployed labour in any
part of the district. The iron trade in this district is rather
• better ; there are move orders in for hen, and as home cora-
-1 sumer. ars prim tare of stock, a further improvement is
coadidently aaticipatid.

CORN.—CAN/mix; Dec. 3.—Our market was, it pot-
siblit dull*, than loot weak, without clung. io prim. Wheat
to 380.; barley, 25a. to 32a.; boons. 345. to 358.; ado.
180. to 240.

Cattuaigi, Doc. 3.—We had a fair supply of ill kinds
of grain at our market today. The wheat, bigot in very
poor condition, sold slowly at labs ratan. There wan
a slow We for oats, sod barley was dull Prices
Wheat, white, new, 14e. to 17a.; ditto, old, 16s. to 18a. ;
red, new, 13s. to lba. 6d.; ditto, old, 14a. 6d. to 165.; barley,
new, 10s. Oil. to lls.• AL ; ditto, old, IA. Od. to lla. Od ;
cots, potato, new, A 6d. to 7a. 13d.; ditto, old, Se. toga:id.;
ammo, 7a. 6d. to Bs. por Carlisle bushel. Flour, ls. 7d.
to la. 9d. ; oatmeal, la. 6.1. to la. Bd. ; ryemeal and barley.
meal, ls. 4d. par stone.
Cotctigwrog, Dgc. 3.—A good show of wheat to-day,
heavy of barley, and moderate of other groin. The two
former moved off slowly at the prams of last week. Beam
and pare maintained late rates.

GUILDFORD, Drc. 3.—Thais wee a fair supply of wheat
at market to-day, for which there was a steady deemed at
last week's prior. The supply of barley was large and
difficult to sell. Wheat, 36e. to 465. ; barley, 2-54. to 334-;
231. to 26e.; bowie, 40e. to 44.; per, We. to 40a.

Herrivoao, DIDC. 3.-The supply of wheat only moderate,
the trade very heavy, sad prices agaio rather lower-say 6d.
per load. A full supply of tarley, and rates receding, the
dammed still remainteg sleek. A better trade for oats, sod
prices 6d. per qr. dearer. Beans are cheaper, with a good
demand. 'Wheat, red, per load, 21s. to 23e. ; fie*, 244
white, 225. to Ma.; floe, 25a.; old, 26a. Barley. maltrag,
por qr.. 325. to 375. ; grinding, 26a. to 30s. Oats, wares,
16e. to 21s. ; feed. old, Ms. to 224. 6d. per qr. Brews
per load, 21s. to 23a. ; old, 24a. to 265.
Letceerea, Dnc. 3.-The show of wheat was not over
large, there bang a sprinkling of white sod red sorts.
Bales wore effected at the prices of last week. Old whits,
424. to 46a. ; old red, 40a. to 424. ; sew white, 40s. to 44a.
new red, 365. to 41s. per 36 atone. For barley the demand
sac slow, but the best sorts sold at late currencies • malting
33e. to 35e. per quarter ; griodieg, 29e. to 30a: per 30
stone. Oats were oely • moderate show, and sold at rather
over late prices ; old, 26.. to 30e.; new, Ws. to 235. per 24
stone.
Ni

Dzc. 3.—At our market this
morning we bad a moderate show of wheat from the growers,
and, setwithatseding its wretched condition, rates varied
little from this day siaisight. For south country and
foreign them was steady inquiry, at full prime of Tuesday.
Flour without change. For malting barley we aniaot Dote
any improvement either in value or demand; glihdiug
unchanged. BMW and peas in little favour. Oats a slow
sale, and tending cheaper. The arrivals this week are :
Wheat. westerns, 597 ; foreign, 3,869 qt.. Barley, oast.
wise, 983 ; foreign, 230. Balk coastwise, 150. Oats, coast.
wise, 1,370. Peas, foreign, 730. Flour, oosstwitie, 1,200
sacks.

Nolama, Dec. 3.-The wheat tad* at this market,
today was marked by the same inactivity as of late,
but prices for all descriptions ruled as on this day as nnight
the cooditioo of many sampleshas been affected by the dull
sad damp atnicephare prevalent of lats. There is no altars.
lice to sot, is the pries of barley, all best =Wag qnalities
being taken off oa late terms. Other aorta much neglected.
White wheat (weighing 631 b, to 613ba.). 44e. to 455. ; red
ditto (weighiag 621ba. to 6411 w.), 36e. to 38s. ; best malting
barley (vomiting 551bs. to 561ba.), 30a. to 33e. ; nine ditto
(weighing 6.11ba. to 551 be.), 28s. to 30.; distilling ditto
(weighing 521ba. to 5316 e.). 245. to Me. ; oats, 245. to 265. ;
beans, 37e. to 39a. ; pass (maple), 36a. to 36e. per quarter.
Flour, 26a. to 26e. 6d. per each. Averages :-Wheat,
2,323 qra., 38a. 10d. ; barley, 10,783 qrs., Vs. 10d. ; oats,
3 qrs., 28s. The early wheats are coming up uomeoly, but
the later planted are springing welL There is some little
wheat yet so mow to Norfolk, sod at least half of the extent
drilled has not appeared above ground.
Ncrrromium. Der. 3.-TM shoe/ of wheat was moderato,
sad the condition of the samples was irregular. The to.
qairy was slow, and previous rates were bard to support.
Old white made 46e. to 50s. ; old red, 40e. to 44a. ; now
white, 425. to 465. ; new red, 38e. to 43. pm 36 stow. The
supply of barley was tolerable, but the demand was by se
=seas brisk, and prima for inferior kinds aro the tars seam ;
sew maltase, 32a. to 35e. per qr. ' • old mioding, 275. to 28a.;
new. 26a. to 28s. per 30 maw. The demand fur Gab was
healthy, and Wes were made at fully as much mosey se
ore ; old, 25a. to 30s. ;sew, 22e. to 265. ; old foram
21s. to 25e. per 24 stoat

OXFORD. -Dec. 3. —Tha nnoply of all kinds of grain was
sot at all diminished at this Zr.lage to-day, but is coos,-
quern of tho receat rear • great away of the eampato
mere is bad cooditioo, sad although there was • large st-
teadiace, to do Waimea leamess bad to sedum prier. pea

ticularly in inferior aorta. Wheat ruled from Ms. to 44
Wally, ?h. to3la. ; oats, 16.. to24e.

Prrearrosoccri. Dic. 3.—We had • good supply of at
graio bore to-day, sod last week'. pewee wet, re.dgly Mo.
Woad for all kinds. Our best yellow wheats wale ;We, t,,
37e. per qr. 8311*. Barley from 3tio. to T 0,., sad sate fr•to
10d. to Ild. per stone.
Itaapirsc, DEC. 3.—There was • fair eupi ly of wheat is
the Coro Exchange to-day, and mostly of {tie year's crop,
but the cooditiums was iodiffereot. July a portion of the
bulk was disposed of, sod that at about bite terms. Whits
wheat sold at 425. to 455. ; secondary, Ws. to 425. ; sad 't-
hrice., 36a. to 395. Best samples of red wheat, 38e. to 425. ,
34a. to 38s. • sod ioterior, 3Us. to 34r. Ttr
supply barley was tolerably good, and there was only
very limited inquiry for the best malting deerriptious, at
nosed terms. The intermediate and griddle
were scarcely looked at, and many lots were retoroed to tte
stores without ems as inquiry se to price—mahrog parch,
AOL to 3U. ; distilling, 2tia. to 295. ; sod griodiug, t,
275. Good oats meta fair isle, sod late terms were 01,.
tamped—via, best Yolanda, 2.5 e. to Iris.: secondary, •214. to
; Tartary, 18s. to 21a. Old beans sold at 3d.. w 4;.h. ;
sew, 34a. to 38a. Good quality peas, from 365. to 41h.

Etncassres, Dte. 3. —Beet descriptions of wheat realised
about previous rain. whilst other sorts were the two
cheaper. For best kinds of white the quotations were "LS.
to 44a, and red, 38e. to 40s. per quarter ; %voider) and
inferior white, 40s. to 425. ; and red, 365. to Me per quart.r.
There was little doing in the dour market, and the bunnem
was chiefly in retail, at Lite prices. Best analog sampita
of barley were In request at Sas. to 35e, and grueling, 2.4.
to 25e. per quarter. All prime parcels of eats umuitan
their value, best foreign feeds selling at 20s. to 2:14.,
others 16s. to Ms. per quarter.

Watarca, DEC. WE) continue to be fairly suptimi
with wheat and oat' bat less of other grabs. `it Lest
aumot be bought under last week's prime, sad the Baas
may be said of oats. Prior to the grewer :—Wheat,
40e. to 425.,, extra 44a., 631 he. per bushel ; ditto red, .r,s,
to 38a.• Gala, old, is. per stogie ; ditto new, la to 111 ;
bouts, 38e. to 40s. per 19 stone.

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WOSCIIITZIL Dic. 3.—At this day's market there was
only a moderato supply of wheat from the farmers, si.leli
sold slowly at the pnoe of this day week. Barley rather
cheaper. Oats tending upwards. Beaus and peas unaltered, _ _ _

Yong, Doc. 3.—Then was a moderate attendance at oar
marketite-day,fand there wee a sessoorble supply of Amt.
Business was quiet, at basel late mites; new white sold at
40a .to 445. • new red, 36.. to 390. per 36 stone. The
inquiry for barley (which was in fair supply) ruled m..
dliag, and prime were much the same as heretofore knalt,r4,
20s. to 31e. per quarter; grinding. 21:r. to 2tu. per Aostorse.
The show of oats was limited, and sales were ture..e at f‘.3y
hate rates ; new, 20s. to 21s. per 24 stone.

KIRKCALDY, DEC. 3.—M oar country markets this week,
we had fair 'applies of grain offering. bat sales wsrr slow,
many farmers peafowl's.; to feed their cattle with gram
than accept the low prices offered. Here, to-day, es
bad small supplies of wheat, which sold at last wees's
prices. Oats and barley in fair supply, the former sold
at fully late rates, the latter dull sale ►t rather low mousy.
Wheat, 26e. to 40". ; barley, 21.. to 27.. ; oats, Ka,
to 21s. per qr. _ _

WATBRFOID, Dlr. 3.—We hays only one small cargo
/when corn to report from abroad this week ; supplies both
from farmers and by boat continua or a lim.ted scales A
fsir business boa been transacted @Moe this day seamen,
the principal inquiry being for maim. We cannot °Mons
any change of consequence in prices ; for some &raid, of
the trade a shade lens mousy would be taken, while in other
instances silliest eahanormeat is looked for. Wheat—The
condition and quality of Irish is giseerally umatiafactory,
and we quote this variety cheaper by 6d. to 9d. per barrel.
Foreign not so much looked after. Barley —Grioditt is
good request at a trifling advance. Mahan unchanged.
Oats—From want of shipping there is not much do*. bat
in the sales made, fall, end in a few came, better prices
have bees realised. Indian corn meets rather more arms
lion, purchasers being able to supply themselves at ada
aloe of Id. to 2.1. per barrel on all description Floor
somewhat assist. Imports this week 002 qrs. ;
wbeat, 30 ; doer, 100 sacks 100 barrels. Exports the
week—Wheat, 175 barrels; oats, 6,000 ; barley, 217 ; flour,
450 seeks ; oatmeal, 5 sacks.

CATTLE.--Casants, Dsc. 3.—There was an exceedingly
small supply of stook at our market this morning, the eeruu
being well through. Little tualisme was done.

DESPATCH OP 1111 INDIA AND CHINA Malta...
Socraturroa, Dac. 4.—The Pudenda sad Oriental Cm.
pasy's sommehipPlamilis, Canals Almond, sailed them
to-day with the mails for Gibraltar, the Meditemireas,
Egypt Aden, Ceylon, India (exeept Bombay), sad Chios
The Manila took out 85 first and 20 mooed class pm.
seaters, sad ou freight 400 boxes specavalue 121,0261.
for the following ports, viz. :—Madres, bar silver, 10,0001. ;
gold ado, 8921. ; gold thread, 2,1931. ; Canaria, jewellery,
1,120/. • rearm, dollars, 10,0001. ; Singapore, doll"
23,5001. ; bde, 754 ; lioag•Hoeg, dollars, 5,310/. ; bit
silver, 19,0001.; war:shako., 2,3901. ; Foo Chow, bar chew,
3,10131.; Shanghai, dollars, 24,9661. ; bar silver, 1,5:5..;
watches, do., 2961. 15e. ; sad Alexandria, sovereigns,
140001. sod watches, Irc.. 6104
AIIZILICAN MALL STIAMIES DUZ AT LIVZIPOOL
THIS Wax.—The followiug steamers are doe at Liverpool
this week, with the United fttee asd Canada' mails, OIL
' the City of Laden, with dates from New York to the lei
tilt., and the Navies' from Portland, with oorreepoodisg
dates may be expected, the former at Cape Clear or
guess:tam sari the latter at Greencastle in the course of
to-morrow (Tuesday). Os Saluda morning Oat the
Ousard steamer Anstraissiaa, with dates from New York b
the 30th of November, may be expected off Crookhaves or
Qoaseraws.
Wait-% OFT DOVEZ.—At 6.30 yesterday morning
the whoopee Mary, of Ipswich, 114000 lades toe the Maw
rat) Pier, wrong a leek and foundered about a mile off
Dover harbour. The mew were saved ; are at the Saila'
Home, sad were clothed partly by the Shipwrecked
Marian' Society sad partly by the Hornet
OPIRATIVZ COACIIIIAZZZB' 12.DC8TRIAL EXHlBl-
noti.—Ttur regolatioas for the intended Operative Cowl.
makers' Industrial Exbibitioa bays boo imned by tts
committee of wissagement. The worshipful Camay
of Coach sod Coach Earner Makers of the City of Taw
don have granted the use of their ball for the papaws d
the exhilatioe. The Society for the Enocorageroset of Arte.
Manufactures, and Commerce hays also given their papa
age,
age, sod will, with the worshipful Compsay of Conk-
makers, sonbate judges sad preterit the pins sad certd•
cater of merit for skill, design, invention, improvement, Or
execution, illustrative of the art of 0011011 buildiag sadiY
decorations. . . .

RU! WAY CAHRIAOLL —490 understand that the
direeton of tM floottish Oentral Railway Company hen
gime orders for fitting up same of their first-elms carried's
with plamilites panes betwixt the different corocartansta
Amosg all the plans which bare been proposed for afford*
the WSW 01 00 Mal MiClll4o4k to pomanders this is
both the simplest and noel Akan; and we bare ari=
it will soon be gensrally adopteM—Dmidea Advertiser.
ROYAL Fags HOSPITAL' GRAy's-urn-soAD.—The
mailer of patients relieved at this hospital daring the west
ending 3rd December was 3,537, of which 1,012 were am
OWNS.
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BazAirorr Bivntros.—Homceopatbic pm-6.
Wooers. and the medical profession generally, recommend cocoas@
being the moat healthful of all beverages. When the doctrine of
borouimathy warn 0718 introchseed into this country: there were to
be obtained no preparations of cocoa either attractive Mew taste
or acceptable to the stomach : the nut was Miher .applied to Os
erode state or so asalditally =snubs:tared m to obtain taile
' notice. J. Epps, of Laudon, flommopathie Chemist, was Induced
in the year IMO to turn his attention to this subject, slut at
length succeeded, with the amisiance or elaborate machinery a
being the brat to produce an article pure In its comps:Mos Led
so refined by the perfect trituration it receives In the promos it
peas. through, as to be most acceptable to the delicate r• mach
/or general use 'is Coors Is distinguished as an insigorstip&
ggrateful breakfast Powessing • most delicious aroma
. Hemet, In his wort, "Adulterations of nod; ems
Cocos contrite. a peat variety of Important nutritive princi•
pies—every Ingredient nearseary to the growth and sustenance
of the body." Again As • Mantles, cocoa steeds very mart
higher then either coffee or tar" Directions—Two temp.:of:ls
of the powder la a breakfast cup, tiled up with boiling wed'
or milk. Secured In tin-lined fib., fib., and lib labelled nectar.
sad sold at la 6d. pee lb., by groom. oonfeedoners. and chemists
—( advertisement.