The Express.
London, England, 1851-12-03 00:00:00

MARKETS,

tivraeoot, DEC. 2.
The sales to-day are very srr.all, and c.in,ibt only of 1,0(h1
mate Mauritius sugar, 33A.; and 1,1009 baled jute, 91. 19s. to
13.. _ _

COTTON.—Ltwaaroot, DEC. 2.—The market has been
Sem to-day, but closes with less spirit, holders waiting the
Canada's adrices from the other side, and that ship only'
arrived at the close of the market. Compared with Fri-
&Ay's rates, prices of all kinds are a point against the buyer,
though perhaps not jd. per lb. The sales to-day are esti-
mated at 5,000 bales, of which exporters and speculators
have each taken 500 bales; and include 50 Bernina and
Maranhant, at ; 100 Egyptian, 51d. to nd.; .500
Surat, ltd. to 31d.
MANCHESTER, Dec. 2.—The market has been quieter
rather than last week, one reason being that spinners and
manufacturers are sufficiently under contract to enable them
to show more resolution in seeking an advance of price.
The telegraphic intelligence that Paris was in a state of
siege, however, had an effect immediately it was posted on
the Exchange, and business was completely interrupted.

WOOLLEN.—LEEns, Dec. 2.—This is is always a dull
reason of the year, both merchants and retail dealers wish-
ing to hold back until the Christmas stock-taking. But
little, therefore, in doing except to order, and the market,
both in the Cloth-halls and the warehouses, has been slack.

DDERSFIELD, Dec. 2.—The same inactivity
prevails in the Wool market as for a few weeks past but no
alteratirm in prices, holders firmly anticipating that a short
time will create such a demand as will command a fair and
remunerative price.

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDEtUiPIELD, Dec. 2.—There
is evidently a better feeling exhibited in our Cloth-hall to-
day, but the demand is not equal to the supply, and buyers
I seem cautious in all descriptions except the lower sorts of
Fancies, which oro required to complete shipping orders.

CORN.-11ALESWORTII, Dec. 2.—At our market this
day, we h -d a fair show of Wheat, the condition very indlfferent, sod
pria, maintained for dry parcels, and fiat for second-rate atecrip-
ti no. Barley is itoodsupply, and quotations with didieulty main-
tained. Some very fine malting.
HILL, Dec. 2.—lmports continue moderate, notwith-
standing the open weaker, and all articles moven!, from shipboard at
late qu..tations. We were fairly supplied with Wheat toaday from our
fanners and good dry samples met ready salt, at fully the current
rates of last week; indeed, in same instances, :s. mere money mu.
paid. Very little business pacing in (amigo, the import continuing
light, and granaried stock* are held above their relative value. 51 e
are plentifully supplied with Baoley, both English and new foreign—
our own farmers being engaged in ihrashiem this article more than
any other, and the market is hardly so well supported. There is less
demand fur grinding them of late. Oats are scarce, and the turn
dearer; as ate at-o Beans and go. Jaeondii toned Peas. both grinding
and boilers. Owing to the mild weather, the Linseed market is narniy
term; but Cake, from Ise limited quantity making, remain unal-
tered. Nothing doing in Rapeseed, but Cakes are more inquired for.
Imposts non Nov. 22 to 25 : M heat, 739 qrs.; Barley, 1,458; Oats,
451„ Beans, 2,107; Peat, 7a3kLinsee9, 7,414; Oil laikee, 136 toms;
toner, 13. i.
lenwtcit, Dee. 2.—Our market to-clay was well supplied
with Wheat, and sold at an advance ..f Is. per qr. Barley, of the bet
malting quality, about the same so last week ; other descriptions may
be quoted at Is. fa qr. lower. Beans and Peas quite sa dear.
LEEDS, Dee. 2.—Wheat is in short supply, in conse-
quence of the prevalence of contrary winds; anything choice in rid
tetehea lather more money. end caber qualities bring the extreme
rates of Mat week. Derry r before. Beans scarce, and fully as dear.
Oats and other articles do not vary.
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LEWES, Dec. 2.—Although there was not much business
doing to-day, our market IT, firm for all sorts of grain. with an A-
vans. of abuut is. irer qr. on Whist. Wheat, old, white, 91. 100. to
log 10.. ; red, 65. to 61.4 v.; n, w, white, lug. to hl. I,s. ; red, 91.
to 91. l o. garley, 26e. to 30.. Oats, Vs. 6d. to 20s. Beans, _'Js.
to 30s. Peas, *:9s. ail. to 301.
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LiveurooL, Dec. 2.—At this day's market there was a
good attendanoe of the trade, :tad a fair consumptire demand wag
exparienced tor • heat, at an edema. of Id. per :OIL.. on all descrip-
tions. American Flout Ere met with good sale at fully 2d. per bar-
rel mon atones, and French wao betel for extreme rates. Oats were
In fair request, tied fine mestere were fully Bd. per per 53Iba. dearer.
Oatmeal brought full priors. Barley, Beans, and Yeas sold in retail
at our latest quotation,. Indian Corn vs. held for more moray, tut
kw SAM were made. Arrivals into Liverpool and Rummen from the
25th Nov. to the lot Doe., incluolve :—Wheat, 9,05 qrs.; Barley,
1,737. Malt, 623; Oats, 4,3e3; Beans, 2,601; Indian Coen, ;
Oatmeal, 8,411; Flour, 1,461 sacks and 22,779 barrel.. Export.. to
Ireland - Wheat, 2,313 qrs. ; Indian Corer 2,559; Flour, 39 oatka
and 1,963 barrels.
LYNN, Dec. 2.—The show of Wheat here to-day was
Emil, with a t ee sale at Is. per qr. advance. A good supply of Barley,
and pricea abort the game as la-t with. W heat, beet runs, 621. e. to
b3lbe., 37.. to 395.; tine, 49.. Barley, bat runt, 245. to ass.; ecra,
20a.; occondo, 225. to 23.. per qr. to the growers.
NEWCASTLE, Dec. 2.—The weather still continues va-
riable, front and rain alternating. Today the (root is very totemic,
and with .n appearance of ovum duration, the wind bong due north.
At our n.arket this morning we had a good delivery of Wheat from
the grower., bar, him ng roily one cargo in from Wialoesch, which
has gone direct into the hands of the millers, the glow of south
country samples was limited, which found willing buyers at full
',nos, goo" rum of Boston red, weighing 14:tr0., but made CSlbe..
making 39e. • Norfolk and Suffolk yellow, but rather wanting in con-
dition, 10s., :whereas the were figure was obtained for a lot of old Es-
sex red (not Aril weighing 631 b, per bushel respectively. Fine old
f reign was held for an improvement of Is. per quarter, which bad
the effect of checking Weenies.; but we have little doubt ..hie enhance-
meet will have to be complied with when our principal Drillers Atoll
have eeeasion to appar in the market again as buyers. Flew in
steady !grimed, and pointing upwards. Rye whhout change. Only
one cargo of Barmy of about 300 qrs. has dropped in from the south
Enos naturday, which boo roil readily at 280. bd. to 29.., weighing
321 b.. to 511 lbs. per bushel respectively. Grinding sorts are inquired
for• with 11111. offering. Malt rattier dealer, and in good demand.
Bean. and per each lice turn higher. With Hata we were mode-
rately Emptied, for which a tree sale was experienced at fully last
week's prima.
PLYMOUTH, Dee. 2.—Several vessels have arrived from
France Este loot market-day,principally Wen with Barley and Oats.
Fur Wheat holders volt et le. to :11. advance at this moming'a market,
which miner* hesitated to pay; but unless (genera' simples greatly
' increase beyond their late deliveries, there must be au improved de-
mand for foreign Wheat.
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SALIbIWRY, Dec. 2.—Our market this morning WO
rather mortly supplied svi: fa grain, and the attendance was thin.
Holders asked for an advance in 'l% heat; but the millero, who con-
ducted their uperatiuos vita caution, valved to comply with their
terms, which caused a meat stagn Moo in trade, and business closed
at abut last week's rates, a very little having ohm ed hands. The
snpYly of Parley was more than sufficient tar the requirements of the
Ind.., the demand beau; low, and in ices tended downwards.ln
Oats little dainty, and price.; of last week were firmly supported. The
tsaseactions in beam, and Ma were very limited, but quotatious
were seminally the name. Four and Malt maintained previous quo-
*Aloes, bet the Uade in either article was dull.