The Express.
London, England, 1862-12-17 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TuiIs
ionon Eviartio.—The market wu firm
st the ed p :-3pot, 435. 84. to 465. ; January to
March, 464 to 465. 3d.; March ago% 464 lid.; all Us moth,
464 to 465. 3d. Delivery to last wreak*, 745 casks ; sal.
vale ditto, ear.

001TON.—Lnrsaroot., I. 16.—The American advice@
have sated on the market to an advance of 4d. to ld. per lb.
The also are 20,000 balm, including 1,500 American, at 52d.
to 26d. ; 15,980 Swot, at 9d. to 20d. ; 1,500 Fegypteu3, at
22d. to 31d. ; 1,000 Peroam, at 22d. to 240 t. • and 20 Mann.
ham, at 23d., of which 12,000 ere for apaculation and ax.
port. The week's import is 4,773 baton.

COTTON GOODB.—Mancionvain, Dic. 16.—1 n yarns
there has been a gooddeal of business for all market., and
in many cases id. pee lb. advance has been obtained on the
rates of Friday last. Shippers as well as home trade buyers
have operated to • very fair extent. Much more busmen
would undoubtedly have been dome bad spinners been less
exacting in their demands for an advance in prices. In
cloths we have had a very excited market, owing to the
higher prima ruling for cotton at Liverpool, and reports of
• very large business there. It was reported by telepani
in the morning that the sable in the Liverpool market
would reach 30,000 to 40,000 bales, and hence the excited
feeling amongst buys'. and sellers which prevailed here.
The result was that manufacturers pot up their prices 6d.
to 18d. per piece for shirting., and for other cloths in pro.
portion, whilst some withdrew their goods altogether and
would not offer. Buyers would not hum to the greater
advance, but where a moderate course was taken there was
a fair business done—say at Bd. higher than the rates of
last week. The goods taken have been mostly for the home
trade, the Levant, and such as are suitable to India, though
it is hardly probable that the latter are for shipment, roes.
much as we hear of exceedingly large purchase. in India of
Manchester goods for reshipment to this country. Any
further advance to-day than 6d. per piece seems to have
stopped ess. The actual sales at Liverpool have only
balm

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lusoe, Disc. 16.—The markets
this morning were only quiet, the attendance of buyers
beiug small, and their requirement. limited. A few light
maltons and other spring fabrics, including a sprinkling of
white mediurns,lfortneel the chief transactions of the day.
Rates continue much the ume.

MANUFACITRES.-M

Dec.

market has spin been well attended, and business, though
not brisk, has exceeded that of last week. In some iostances,
where a alight mocession in prim could be made in job lots,
rather heavy transactions hare taken place. brit these were
chiefly in lower qualities for shipping and old patterns.
Spring pods are not yet in demand, bat a moderate trade in
these are shortly expected.

WOOL& —RUDDIIHRTLILD, D. 16.—The trade is quite
list, as it smelly is in the middle of December, manatee,
furors ginierally declining to make heavy parelissea till after
Christmas. Prices *Mum without alteration.

CORN.—How,, Dam 16.—At to-day's market a small
supply Wish wheat, which is taken off at fully LA
week's rates by local miners ; at present currency there
appears also to be Awculative buyers to hold over—bet
runs of new red make 41e. per 5041 b. Foreign held firmly
with rather more inquiry for better descriptions of white
Baltic. Barley dull, and still tending downwards far both
malting and grinding. Beans and peas unaltered. Oats
dull, and rather easier. The foreign imports last week
are as :—Wheat, 6,621 qrs. ; barley, 8,034 ; oats, 85;
beans, 479; peas, 1,256' tans, 25; linseed, 1,396; oil
cakes, 155 toes ; bones, 9. '
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UZI* D. 16.—We have • little more tone in
the wheat trade today, sad holders are less disposed to
force mks. Upon the business dose Friday's prim* are fully
supported. These is very little alteration in barley, bow,
or other articles.

Unmoor, Dm. 16.—We have had a very fair at.
teadanms of both tows and country millers and dWereat this
mornis market, and a decidedly better feeling has been
shown in wheat at Friday's pion, and in some instances an
improvement of Id. to 2d. per cental on winter reds,
which are now muck lass freely offered. Flour dull with-
out change in value. Indian earn has had a good co sus
tive enquiry at previous rates. Oats and oatmeal are held
with more firmness. Beans and barley steady. Ordinary
qualities of Canadian peas have given way 2a. per quarter.
The market closes as if it had quite recovered its late de.
preseion.
LTIRI, Use. 16.—Weather on Saturday wee very wet;
since then it has been fine and frosty. At our Cora
Exchange thie day the supply of wheat was small ; ant
Floes of laat week were maintained for all descriptions.
Barley—beet malting samples sold readily at late tides;
grinding qualities gamier to buy. Beans and oats, dull sale,
and pries in favour of Myers. Prices per imperial quarter
to the grower :—Wheat, white, new, 611bs. to 63165. per
imperial bushel, 51s. to 535. ; ditto red, nibs. to 62Iba,
45e. to 48s. Barley, best Casevalier malting, 53162.t0
54lbt, 362. to 38s. ; ditto, rune Chevalier malting, Cabs.
to ti3fba.. 325. to 34e. ; ditto, distilling, 60lbs. to 511b5.,
36e. to 325. Oats, 361b5. to 4211 n., 245. to 27e. Bean;
old, 631bs. to 651 be., 425. to 482. ; new, 631bs. to Nibs.,
425. to 465.

Nzwc•ercr., Dec. 16.—The weather continues open and
mild for the season ; wind S.W. We had rather a thin
attendance of buyers at market to-day, with a general in-
disposition to do biologic Only a few tnatactioas trans-
pired, and in English wheat buyers bad the tarn in their
favour ; old fore mu held with firmness. Flour stall
inclines downwards. Malting barley pressingly offered, sad
very difficult to sell. Grinding barley steady ; so also
beans and peas. Oats h. lower.