The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-12 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Lryzacoot, Dia 11.—A fair amount of
bunkum bre been done in our market to-d, with full
prices. The sales are 8,000 bales—including 6,860 Ameri-
can, at 4d. to 9d. ; 600 Burst, at 3ld. to 50. ; 450 Egyptian,
sty to ; ;30 Foram., at 9d. ;60 Maranham, at Bd.
to 8 —of which 3,000 are for speculation and export. The
w s import is 26,831 bales.
OCYMON GOODS. —MANCHISTXR, DEC. 11.—There has
been very little doing in yarns, and the demand hi quiet for
all markets. Prices are nominally unchanged, being sup.
.ruted by the very heavy oontracts pieced a few weeks ego.
There is a telegram from Calcutta to the 14th, when the
market was steady, but the sales small. Prices unchanged,
except Madepollams, which were one anna higher. Ex
changes, 2-7ths, being a shade lower. Our market to-day
is quieter. All aorta of printing cloths quieter. Domes-
tics, long cloths, and low T cloths in fair demand, at last
quotations.

WOOLLEN OLOTH.—Lrena, Dna 11.—We Live had
a rather better market this morning ; it was moderately
well attended, and a fair lmsinees was transacted, prima.
pally in light fabrics.

kfA.NIIFACTITRE.S.—HODDZIMPTILLD, Die. lb There
is a moderate attendance of buyers, but purchases are not
made extensively, only where job Ms are to be met with.
Business, though not brisk, is rather more lively, and, on
the whole, considered quite satisfactory for the season.

WOOLB.—Huneerurnetn, Dec. 11.—The sales having
closed briskly, and at prices a shade stiffer than the opening,
has given a healthy tone to the trade, and manufacturers,
though not buying heavily, are doing so with better spirit.

00BN.—Hots., DEC. 11.—At today's market a small
supply of English wheat, the condition of most of which is
very bad ; anything dry and suitable for millers sells at ls.
to 2s. per qr. more money. Foreign supports the improve-
ment noted during the week, with a good consumptive sae,
and better attendance of country buyers than for some time
past. Barley meets with more attention, and choice malt-
tog sells freely at rather over late currency ; grinding ne-
glected. Beans and peas slow, and rather easier. Oats
quiet, and new move off slowly at prices in favour of buyers.
The foreign imports hat week are as under:—Wheat,
13,547 qrs. ; barley, 9,108 • eats, 180 ; beans, 2,082 ; peas,
3,265; tars, 1,158; linseed and rapeseed, 2,79 G; oil
cakes, 408 toms • bones, 124.

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Lune, Dze. 11.—We have fair supplies of Englishs heat,
and the arrivals of foreign continue on a liberal scale ; there
is, however, a growing confidence with our buyers, and this
morning a good business has been done at fully Friday's
rates. Fine barley makes late prices. Beans quite as dear.
Oats and other articles unalteral in value.

Livenrom., Due. 11.—There has been • gad attend-
ance of buyers at our Corn Exchange this morning,
and a large quantity of wheat has again been cleared at
an advance, whilst flour has been more actively dealt
in at fully 63. per barrel more money. Indian corn
has had a good consumptive inquiry, mud must lee quoted
Gd. per quarter higher than on Friday. Oats and oatmeal
were both sold on better terms. Beans, peas, and barley
each brought extreme rates. The market closed with •
buoyant feeling.
LYNI, Due. 11.—The weather is again wet with a north-
west wind. At today's market the supply of wheat was
rather limited, best samples readily commanded an advance
of le. to 2s. per qr. upon last Tuesday's currency. Com-
mon sorts slow sale. Barley in good supply, and there
being a number of country buyers, all useful nulling sam-
ples were readily sold at fully %. per qr. more money.
Grinding qualities no alteration. Wheat, white, 6111 e. to
631 b., 63e. to 66e. ; ditto, red, 581 b. to 621 b., 48s. to
56e. Barley, beet Chevalier malting, Is2lb. to 541.11 t, 44e. to
465. ; ditto, runs Chevalier, ditto, 5211 b. to 531 b., 40a. to
42e. ; ditto, diatilling, 501 b. to 5116., 32i. to 36e. Beans,
old, 631 b. to bah., 525. to 56a. per quarter imperial to the
grower.
Nur/cm:rt.& Disc. IL—The weather, which yesterday
gave indications of being more settled, has changed for
the worse, rain having again set in. At our market this
morning we had • moderate show of wheat from the
growers, but from abroad the arrinle aro liberal, which,
however, have been met by a free demand, an advance
of fully is per qr. having been Arvind ID some
cases. For thin Lincolnebire red, weighing naturally
5T albs. per bushel, 53e. to 53e. Gd. was made, and
had there been any extra new Norfolk or Suffolk yellow offer.
Ws it would have brought 63e. per quarter per 5041b5.
New foreign met • large share of attention, new Holstein
yellow commanding Gls. to 62e., Stralsund and Pomeranian
64e. Gd., and extra Rostock, 6& ; whereas for old Wolgaat,
fe-us. per 5011k*. was made. Flour did not sell freely, but
in its value we ,luote little variation. Choice malting
barley may be written le. dearer, bet for any other sort
there is little inquiry. In grinding little stirring. New
beans in moderate request, and isolining cheaper. Boiling
pees the turn dearer. Old oats • turn in favour of the
seller.

19.81
29.83
19.87
29.19
19.93
19.81

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29.66
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29.47
29.67
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22.60
29.67
29.55

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