The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-09 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—TUESDAT EVENING. —llia market mu firm
to-day :—Spot., 404.9 d. ; all tks mmtb, 40s. 6d. to 40s. 9d. ;
Jimmy, 41.. 3d. to 41a. 6d. ; March, 425. 3d. to 425. 6d. ;
April to J
ane, 425. 6d. Thilivisy prism*, 312 casks ;
arrivals. 74 casks.

ocerrom.—Lrviitroot, Due. B.—The market has been
quiet to-day, and priors geserally are neelainged. The
seise were about 3,000 baies—including 1,600 tor export and
ion. Fair Egyptian is quoted at and fait
?Irolillaierah at Md.

COTTON GOODS.—lfumugern, Doc. 8. —The market
for shipptng yarns has been a little more cheerful to-day,
with a f►ir inquiry for Calcutta sod Bombay, but the amount
of buainese has been but small. Prices are steadier at the
decline of Friday, and close firm, with rather more dime.
'Rios to do Minna*. In cop yenta pries' ere also mare
settled, but the market is .miet, with very little bushiest
claim. The cloth market has been slightly roars
cheerful. There has been a little more inquiry,
sad some few offers, bat the tightness of moo"
keeps buyers from entering into scything like huge
operations, and the consequenoe n that we have • very
small amount of business to report. We Sod, ►owever, that
manufacturers are still very firm in their quotations, and do
not mum disposed to nuke any communist even where there
is an inclination on the part of buyers to close on such con.
claims. In some clues, where good' are scores, which sp
plies particularly to nearly all clues of shirting, for the
India market—such as 40-inch, 45-inch, and 50-inch—the
quotations are higher than last week. Thews goods are very
scares in stock, and are in demand both here and in India.
There are some heavy contracts running, but the quantity
coming into the market is small compared with the require•
menu of shippers.

WOOLLEN.—Lima, Dec. B.—Thee, has been little
animation in the market. to-day ; the attendance of buyers
was only small, and their want. appeared to be limited
within narrow compass—in fact, scarcely to extend beyond
the assorting their stocks. A few samples for the coming
spring changed hands, also a sprinkling of tweeds and hair.
luta, bat beyond these the transaotioca were merely nominal.
Quotations are fully sustained.

MANI/TACIT:TRIM —HLDDLaSTITID, Dec. B.—Bayer
attending today have been rather more numerous, includ.
Mg a few both hrom London sod Scotland. Business true-
miaow have not been extensive, but, in the aggregate, have
exceeded the usual average of a December marset day. The
prineipal demand has beau for good blacks, low-priced
anima, and oocasioaally job lots of old stock fancy patterns.

WOOLS.—Humnasnet.D, Dec. B.—Tba high rate of
dlecoastii operates very strongly ageiset Waimea in the Ma
buds. Manufacturers urge a concession in price, but dealers
remain quite firm, and purcluses consequently are limited
to small parcels.

OORN.—Hots, Dec. B.—At today's inaket a fair supply
of Ergbah wheat, which sells slowly at barely last week's
ourreecy, beet runs of red making 38e. to 395. per 500h'.
Foreign neglected, but holders do sot peas sales. Barley,
both malting and grinding, slow sale at prime in factual
buyers. Beans and peas unaltered. Oats dull, but sot
quotably lower. The foteign imports bat week are as
nods, :—Wheat. 2.275 ; barley, 2,689; beans, 237; peas,
796 ; tame, 467 ; linseed, 5,081; rapeseed, 61;
137 tam

Lana, Dec. B.—The show of wheat is sot harp to-day.
but equal to the demand. At a small mmosseira
then are buyers willing to operate freely, bat as hddas
will not submit to any reduction, the leuesses dose is
small. Floe barley sells at low figures ; nothing paean is
inferior qualities. Beans and other articles without site.
ration in value.

lankrumoL, Disc. B.—We have bad • very short atten-
dance of both town and country millers and dealer at
to-day's market. and the business passing in wheat has been
quite of • retail character, at • reduction of Id. per oriel
from the rates of Friday last. Flour must be quoted the
turn lower to sell, but there is little offering. Indian corn
is quite neglected, and might be had fully 3d. per quarter
cheaper, but buyers are shy, dear mousy completely out-
weighing the American advisee. Oats and oatmeal dull.
Beans, peas, and barley each • shade easier.—The market
closes doll.

Lvint, Dec. B.—We have a good attendance at our Corn
Eafsbange this day and a fair show of wheat, the demand
was not active, but last week's prima were fully supported,
except for damp samples, which were la. per qr. lower.
Barley, maltiog and avioding samples, prices unaltered.
!NOM and peas a slow sale at last Tues&ey's prices. Per
imperial to the grower:—Wheat, white, new, 63Ibs. to
641 b. per imperial bushel, 45.. to 465. ; ditto ied, 63Iba.
to gibe., 40a. to 425. ; ditto red, old, Mos. to 631b5., 40s.
to 41.. Barley, best Chevalier malung, 54165. to 5516.,
37e. to 39a.; ditto, runs Chevalier ditto. 5316 e. to 541 be.,
335. to 345. Oats, 36Ibs. to 4211e5., 225. to 28e. Been;
old, 6316 a to 651 be., 40s. to 445. ; new, 63Ibs. to 641 t e.,
38e. to 40a

Norcasmit, Dec. 8. —The weather since Saturday hem
bees very tempestuous, and to-day there are indications of
rain. At oar market this morning we had a moderate show
of wheat from the growers, and although there was little
offering from the coast, the trade ruled tlat, sad to make
progress it was necessary to submit to a reduction of 6d. to
Is. per qr. upon the rates of this day se'nnight. Roar wee
scarcely in so much favour; buyers bad the tarn when pur-
chases were made. Malting barley much &premed, and
buyers can only DOW and then be found at a reduction of
Is. per qr. Grinding withoutioquiry. In other articles we
have little variation to note.

SALISBURY, Dir. 8. —There was a full average attendance,
and about the usual supply of grain. Busitiess in wheat ruled
slow, and pressed ales were done rather under last week's
Flour nominally unaltered. We had a good steady
reqt"lB.:7 for malting samples of barley, which maintained
last week's prices. tdalt realised former rates, with a
steady sale. Is other respects the trade was very quiet,
end prices remain quite stationary. Wheat, new, Ma to
435. ; old, 335. to 455. Barley, 235. to 40e. Oats, 225. to
30s. Beans, 40s. to 48s. Pees, 30a. to 365. Rye, 265. to
365. per qr. Flour, 30a. to 36a. per sack. Malt, 645. to
66e. par qr.

CATTLE.—Bausturar, Dec. &—At our market today
there was a scanty supply of Warta, (min, no doubt, to
the nearness of the "Christmas Cattle Haricot." which will
take place as a special market on Tuesday next. Mare
were some very good beasts shown, and a moderate attend-
ance of buyers. A quick sale was effected for the best
animals, but the trade on the whole was dull, at late rates.
The show of sheep was very small, but good in quality,
and they were quickly disposed of at rather more money.
A few pens of lames were on sale at very high
prices. A very few calves were on offer, which sold at late
Irate*. There was an abundant supply of pip; the trade
was rather slack, and prices were a shad* higher. Beet ox
beef, 115.6 d. to 12s. Gd. per score ; cow and heifer ditto,
10s. to I le. Od. ; mutton, of inferior quality, lid. per
' lb., but for bast Downs 7d. to Tad. per lb. was
paid ; lamh, 10d. ; veal, Id. to 7id. ; fresh pork. 7d.
to lid. ; and Es. 9d. to 9s. Od. per more ; pees beko
74d. to Bd. per lb. ; dry ditto, Bd.to 9d. • sweet pickled
haws, Bd. to 9d. • quarter old store pip, 10e. to Lb.
each ; cows with calves, 121. to 14/.