The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-20 00:00:00

MARIBTI3.

carroit—LimpooL, Dec. 19.—A stood, vArket,
without clump hi prima Woo to-day, 7,000 Was,i.
(audios 2,000 opoeuLtioa sad export. 2,000 A
18ed. to ZkL ; 100 Yuma, Ito., =4. to 27.1
mooed° aDd Bob* 180. to 2led. Anitisfilt
to 251 d. ; 200 Smyrna, 160 to 100. k 1.3
to
.194. ; Madras, 170.; Nogg, Seam* to., to

COTTON GOODL—IimiCHENTICD, Dec. 19.—There km
been a emaiderable amount al Wainer doing is 'hippies
Veins today, at very extreme paces. In some MD the
higbert pries has been obtained today at which yarns ham
bees sold daring the last six mouths. This breech el tbe
market, daces very stroag, with a decided tendeam
higher prices. Them are yet newsy considerable °edam M
be gime Mt which me unable to accept is mem
queue at the deep fi
g.sente they have already INDMI
into. For home trade yarns we have had but a quiet me.
ket, end there is not mash Mohair' poled is. For Mee
yarns there is no shaage in prima. The market for Moth
centimes firm. The slight fall reported in cotton at New
York in the &dykes by the Mho steamship, on Friday,
depremid our snarkot but momentarily, and Me quiy
retuning buoyaacy of the Liverpool cotton ate..
ket sic
produced the rirestablielment of pima
here. We have had, however, betweea that slay
sad the present bat a limited businem Bayne
pear to be afraid of operating lahWy at premat priest.
ilanabotarers, on the motility, Mow so dimmition to
meet them at any lower miss. To-day, our cloth market
opened Mime flatly, bat we have considerable Inouee at
the close. The busioase has been small, bet at the hill
rates of last week. The latest telegrams to bead from India
are not very favourable. Their coelests are cis oaten to
make merchants still lees anxious than they were to go
into large operations. The purchases for that market ars
thereto.* is some moss confined to small parade Thee
have bees inquiries implying large quantities required, but
them is so reason to believe in any desire to place atm.
eve Orden. There appears to be an imprasioe pin*
ground that the supplies of cotton from the three great
schroes, America, India, and Egypt, will fall Mort of what
was expected.

WOOLLEN.—Lune, Dic.l9.—There have bees quiet
markets is both departments, and little disposition to Os-
culate hi anything except for actual requirements. Is Ur
coloured bell a few smell paresis of dark tweeds sad molter
have been tranderred, beyond wltiek nothing of imperious
baa transpired. The white market ham presented a iimilu
appearance. Hairliata bare been inquired far only to a
moderate extent, and few parcels bare found pusulimen.
Bates remain firm.

ILLNITYLCTURES. —Hunslasystin, DSc. 19. —lll.
balers attending to-day have again bees rather nunismes,
but business I:sprain's bare not bees proporticeately es.
tessive. Most of the buyers ware no the look out for chap
lots in which they were willing to clear st a slight meow
Mon, but Mocks being low fax the semen. useeniactumn
were unwilling to give way, feeling soundest buyers must
rime to thew prices. The local merchants are doing a
medonste amount on next Teat'
account, sad have gime
out come orders for spring goods.

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WOOLS.—HUDDILIMFIELD, Dec. 19.—There it not mutt
doing in wools to-day, but some moderate sales have best
'fleeted durlog the week for which full prices wen obtains&
The better grown classes ars most inquired for.

CORN.—ROLL, Dec. 19.—At to-day's market • good
supply of English wheat, which sells slowly at prices tbe
turn is f t Imyers. Foreign neglected, but not
quotably lower. Barley rather easier, unless foe dud
maths( and small feedMg--tbe latter makes 30e. per 30
etas's. BMWs and peas scarcely sell so well. Oats quiet,
and prime rather easier—good white swedes 26e. 6d, pvir
24 stones. Foreign arrivals for the week :—Whsat, 7,000;
barley, 4,825 ; oats, 1,413 ; beans, 443 ; pens, 642; SOZN.
90 qrs.
Irsertaa, Duo. 19.—The supply of wheat wee fair today,
and sold readily at the extreme prices of last wig.
Barley was a slow sale for all qualities except superb*.
Beam sad pees, each rather cheaper.
Dims. DEC. 19.—The wheat trade is quiet to-di,. at it
always the ease at this season of the year, but
bestri
well sustained. We have a fair inq • for the gm&
ties of barley at late rates, but sorts am a slew
sale. Beans, oats, and other articles without 'heretical'

radii& -
LYIIII, D.C. 19.—At this day's market the supply cd
wheat was shoot ; the trade ruled firm at lets rates.
the best malting samples, maintained last Tuesday's rates;
staiasd and damp qualities Is. per qr. cheaper. Brans and
pees, each a dull sale, and prises in favour of buyers.
Per quarter imperial to the grower:—Wheel, red, old,
631bs. to 6414 a., per imperial bushel, 46e. to 49a. ; ditto
red, new, 60Iba. to 611b5., 425. to 45e. Barley, best
chevalier malting, 53Ibe. to 541b5., 34e. to 36.. ; ditto
runs chevalier ditto, nubs. to 5311i5., 29e. to 325. Oats,
361ke. to 381 be., 24e. to 26a. Beaus, Ito 651b5., 43a
to 465. Per, maple, 631bs. to &lbs., 36e. to 40s.
NEWCADTLZ, Drc. 19.—At our market this motniog
bad a small supply of when from the country, which,
Whig in poor condition, sold slowly at rather under Bator•
day's rates. Choice old and new Norfolk red was hold
firmly, brit middling and any out of ceeditiooed gam*
were le. lower. Flour very slow sale. Fine quality d
barley meets a fair side, but isferior neglected. Beans mid
per scarce. Having a vary large arrival of oats fr Scot.
land last week, end buyers being generally well stocked,
the sale to-day was difficult, and in some instances dd. per

Ir. lower.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
Mlles Per Mar. Total, Total.
ItADMATI. open. angers. &wpm. 1I6& mi.
Week ending Dec. 10. A A A 11a
W_,.
Brecon sad Merthyr 64 627 624 1.251
Week ending Dec. 16.
iMitegow 6 Smith Western 249 •-•— 9,964 8,812
Week ending Dec. 17.
Cambrian
Great Lamenbourg
Load= and Blackwell
1 Metropolitan if 1.104 2.291
North Loudon

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