The Express.
London, England, 1862-12-10 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. TITRDAT EVENING. —The market was
quiet to-day. Spot. 4:o. 3d. ; all the J. 45.. to 43a. 3d. ;
January to March, 450. ; Marcb, 464. 3d. ; April to June,
Gd. Delivery to bat evening, t!'-`1 ranks.

001TO.N.—LiviarooL, DEC. 9.—A large }unions' has
bean done to-day, with rather dearer prima The sales are
15,000 bales, including 100 American. at 21d. to =id.
13.5.50 Surat, at 11,!d. to 16d. ; 000 Egyptian, at 22d. to
32/ ; 100 PeEDSM. at 211 ; .2O Bahia at 20d. to 211 d. ;
of which 8.000 w for speculation and export. The wdek's
import is 19,792 Laws.

COTTON GOODS.—Manweavra, 9.—There has
been a rather strong market iu yarns, and prices are fully
Id. per lb
higher than on this day week. During the last
five or six days there has been an inquiry for most kinds of
twist suitable for India, and a demand for that market has
led to a fair business to-day. A good business has also been
done in home trade yarns at the advance. The maket gene-
rally is reported better, and a strong opinion prevails that the
lowest rates have been touched for the present, and that we
are on the turn, with a prospect of a more legitimate and
dead fide business than the trade has experienced for
some time. One cause of more activity and firmness
is no doubt to be found in the activity of
the Liverpool cotton market, which has brought
those who were holding orders for yarn over in expectation
of still lower prices rather freely into this market. We
have no movement in the cloth market at all, the advice,
from India being unfavourable. We have had telegrams
from Bombay to the 27th Nov. (the quickest ever received),
and from Calcutta to the ?ith. The Calcutta telegrams
quote the market inanimate, with a decline on all demerits-
tiona of cloth. Shirtiogs were '2 to 3 minas lower. At
Bombay the market was not so generally depressed. hut
some descriptions of ahirtiogs were one anus (I}d.) per piece
lower. These advice* have Checked the little improvement
which hod manifested itself last week, and the highest
prices then given moot be obtained today. Some
parties report moderate buying in T cloths, and some
other fabrics, including printers, but there is some
discrepancy in the reports as to the latter, the demand, ac-
cording to some accounts, having fallen off. December is
usually a dull mcnth as regards the home trade in cloths,
the large country houses as well as drapers never adding to
stock till after the Christmas stock-taking, but there are
symptoms of a considerable improvement when New Year's
Day is turned in the exhausted supplies of such houses.
There have been offers for articles out of stock at fair
prices, and prices which would 'De accepted, but the orders
are not huge enough at present to induce the makers at
- to incur the cost of re-opening their milk

such goods

WOOLLEN CLOTS: Lunn, Dgc. 9.—The markets
this morning formed so a:copilot to the roast rule cl dal-

D. The attendance both of buyers and manufacturers
was limited, and their transactions still more so. A few
light mahout and other sprieg fabrics in the Coloured HA,
with a sprinkling of mediums in the White, constituted thy
main features of the day's business. Everyone appears to be
holding off enoept for the supply of immediate wants, sod
it seems pretty evident that the sliming trade will be a late
one. There is no material alteration in rates.

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDZIOSPILLD„ DEC. 9. The
market has been moderately well attended by bcyets, iu.
Eluding repreeentatives of some of the first-class raOl.ll4C
houses, but their object appears to have been to make psi.
chases at reduced rates, which from present prices of r,•
material manufacturers are not in a positiou to accept, awl
business transactions bare in consequence been but triditq,

WOOLS.—llonngitsinitn, DEC. 9. —A few small pima/
lieve changed hands during the week, but to-day's market
baa been exceedingly quiet, buyers now bolding of till after
atock•taking. Prices are not considered high, and a good
business is expected on the opening of the new yea.

CORN.—Hunt, DEC. 9.—At to-day's market a fair ,up.
ply of English wheat, which sells slowly at barely late rat., ;
foreign neglected, and only retail sales practicable, end
these at prices in favour of buyers. Barley dull, and rather
cheaper. Beans sad peas unaltered. Oats slow sale :tt
rather lam money. The !Otero laet week are is
under: Wheat, 10,066 qrs. •' barley, 17,386; 011•16 LIMO ;
Deans, 813 ; pram, 1,Z10; tars*, 1 ; linseed, 2,911 ; mpt.
seed, 1,662 ; oil cakes, 199 tans ; bones, 20.
.

LUDO, Dec. 9.-The business in wheat continues on the
most limited scale, and price* remain nominally the same as
on Friday„ Barley gore off slowly, bat value nnalterot
Beans sell only in retail. Oats and other articles as before.
LYNN, DWI. 9.-Weatheris mild with a damp atmosphere.
At our Corn Exchange this day we had an average attea-
dance : supply of wheat short ; dry samples realised quite
as much money ; damp qualities slow sale, at le. per qr.
lower. Barley : malting runs as last week ; grinding, pries
in favour of buyers. Beans and peas brought last week's
rates. Prices per imperial quarter to the grower :-
Wheat, white, new, 61Iba. to &Us. per imperial
51s. to 535. ' • ditto red, 611bs. to 621 b..,, 4.n, to I's.
Barley, beet Chevalier malting 631tm. to Mlle., 358. to
38s. ; ditto, tuna Chevalier malting, Mae. to Ulla., 3 2
to 345. ; ditto, distilling, 501bs. to 5111*., 30s. to 3`2a.
Oats, 361ba to 421b5., 245. to 275. Beans, old, 6311 a. to
651 be., 425. to 48s. ; new, 631bs. to 6411 m., 42a. to 44,
LivaerooL, Disc. 9. -We have had an extremely Ball
market this morning, and the demand for wheat quite is
retail at a reduction of Id. to 2d. per centsl on wheat ad
6d. per barrel and sack on flour. Indian corn is offered
freely, sod must be quoted 6d. per quarter cheaper, with
still only a moderate busbies'. Oita and oatmeal nominally
unchanged. Bauman, the turn dearer. Peso and barley
are held for late rates. The market exhibits much dere.
siren in all its branches, with the exception of Egyptian
produce, which is decidedly stiffer.
NILWCASTLZ-UPON-TYYZ, Dec. 9.-The weather Mal ,nt-
tinues unsettled, which is much against the condition of ,1
grain. At our market this morning we had a looleute ,Mne
of wheat from the growers, and still having some quantity
dem previou receipts lef toyer unsold, the trade opened slag.
' glishly for new, and, to effect sales, rather lower rates had
to he conceded. Foreign was le steady request at late rates,
good mixed Dantzic being taken in quantity at We 6.1.
54e. Flour still drooping. Malting barley imoseabogly de.
and only the choicest quid:ea saleable at late ate.
otherarticles little variation to note. •
SALISBURY, Dr.C. 1.-We bad a good supply of pro
day, sad a large attendance of buyers. Much incliba.
was shown to puchase, bat the firmness on the put of
sakes rendered business in wheat slow and trade limited.
A good trade was done in malting barley, prices having a
' slight downward tendency ; middling samples declined from
L la. tat.. per qr. A good steady trade doing in malt, and
little
, prices • easier. In other respects the market was eta-
' tbottary, sad business deck. New wheat, 40e. to 544.;
old ditto, 40s. to 565. Barley, 235. to 38s. Oats
to 28s. Beans, 425. to 50s. Pees, 38s. to 425. I:ve,
30a. to 38s. per qr. Flour, 365. to 41e. per rack. Malt, 61a,
to 66e. per quarter.

CATTLE.--43ALIIMMLY, Dec. 9.—Our great Chnsteas
cattle market, known as "Gelten Tuesday," washeld
and we never remember to have seen a larger 'amine al
haute exhibited (averaged at 600), and, in some respects,
better in quality. The attendance of country butchers
and dealers was very large. At the commencement of ti.
market high priee• were demanded, and trade commeood
very dull, which continued throughout, and even
after midday the whole had not been disposed
Prime animals realised an advance oto mark
ver laet,
The supply of sheep wma very short, being only about
1,100, bona of which were fine and attracted much admin.
tam. Part of a lot took the first prize at Battersea, sod
realised something like seven guineas a head. Best
Downs realised about 4d. per lb. advance. The supply
of calves was short, only a few finis once being co offer,
which sold at high priced. In the pig market there WY a
plentiful supply of all sorts, but trade we. dull and pries
nominally unaltered. Beet oxen, 12e. to 12e. 6d. per score;
cow sad heifer ditto, 10s. to Ils. 6d. ; best Down mutts,
80. per lb. ; inferior ditto and other breeds, 74d. to gd. ;
veal, 7d. to 74d. ; fresh pork, 7d. to Ted. ; milted ditto,
TO. to 81. ad 9s. 9d. to 10s. per .Dove; green balsa
9& per lb. ; dry ditto, 10d. ; sweet pickled hams,
to 10d.; porter old store pip,l2s. to 16,. each.