The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-25 00:00:00

MARKET&

COTTON.—Linapook, Dec. 24.—Tke market tri.day bar been very
animated, and c need at a full inlvsnee of per lb. on the
week on all descriptioa., except Bea lelanthi. and the.. commend lull
rates. The itales to-day have been entimatrd at 23.0titt be -
fot vapor' and on pustulation. The committee'. quotationa Wets?
ars—Orleana, fair, 7sd.; Mobile, and bowed, 7 7.16 d. pet lb.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Baaoroan, Dar. 21.—The market to-
day waa Out thinly attended the merchants Anil others being engaged
In taklost stock. Very hills business has been done. The week has
witnessed a may deo ded cheep with rowel to combing wool. For
same tias pot the weekly reports hate regularly notified an imrui
hag advance in the pea eof ad description• of Isere woMa. Buyer%
however, are becoming very cautious. and purchase comparatirely
little beyond what la wanted in supply the mitt pressing wsetm
Holder% en the contrary. appear Ina me cues very anxious to res.
hee. The changed tone in the market h rot let however. award
a change in prime. None and broke. are still to demtuid—the former
at the old prices, and the latter at an advance of shout 20e. per pack;
The advance recently obtained for yarns QM, not ratlsfy
and as orders run out they art for higher prices. It is eapectid that
the contralti* for January Will Le aril, wore in their tavour than were
those for the rioting mouth. The trade to II really supplied sub
orders for goods both for home nee an t eaportatMe. Gotta yarns
continue to be in demand in the market, at rather higher pi ices.
There can be no doubt but that there la a decided Ira rmemett in the
demand for wowed goods, and that the prceptent of the maculae.
timers are much beam than they were. Intl must, however, oblate
a further adtance In prime before their trade can be called i.rodiabie.
Both fancies and plain gouda are in demand. Not much bu•ineabss
keen done toady.

Maacriarrn, Dec. H.—Our market to-day.heing held of
the urgular day, was not an well attended as usual ; nevertheless a
somewhat firmer Ireling was gland sled, English wheat Unplug
fully previous talus, whilst Amancan and Canadian wu held for an
advance of Id. to 3d. per Tolbs. In II 'tar there was not much
naming, but the currency of this day m'unight wu supported. Oats
ruled study, and oatmeal wan sitbout Lateral change. New
beans must be noted rather cheaper. Indian man advanced 6d. to
la. per or.

NEWEVIIT. Doc. 24.—We have this day • moderate supply of wheat
the trade for which la rather better. wt,h • conalder.ble demand for
the finer sasopms. A fair sanely of barley, with a general demand for
all qualities; • clearance kali effected at abut the rates of last
wee*.
fromtrow-ow-Tna, Dec. 24.—The supply of grab to this day's
!Barbet was mall. a heat err In good demand at the 'Orme oar.
rem of tact week, In weir InWaseas Is. per qr. advance wrobtamed.
Barley slow sale. Oats without change. beans is. per qr. lower.
Imports daring the put week:—Wheat, CAMWIIIt, 1,00 quarter.
Osta, eoutwir, Giff. Pe ts, cortwire, 210.

COALS.—Lownow, Ow. 94.—Bytes'. Beholds Hartley, 165.;
Howard's Walt Hartley Netherton, 16A. ; I ongridge's West
Hart's?, 16..; North Ferry Hartley, Ps. 6d., landeld Wee
Ins. id. ; Walker Mavens, 11.. ; Wald, Pad Acorn Claw, 175.;
Nv.u. En od,dorth. ; Walls Lem ,on, Its. 6d. ; Wags End
Wharneltffe, 17e.; Walls End Eden Main, 17s. 6d.; Whlls End
Braddylls, 11a.; Walls End Helton, ltts. ; Walls End Pensher, 175.;
Walls End ntswart's, ; Wails End Cared e., 17.. 9d;
Walls End Cassnp, 17$. 9d.; Walla End linrilapool; 16s. 6d.;
Walls End tvenwood, lea. ed.; West Canada; les.—likips at
market, Ile; 5011.71.