The Express.
London, England, 1858-12-08 00:00:00

JUAN El&

COTTON.—Lnwooi, 7.—Tlia market to-day
has boat rather quiet, but prime numbs the lame as cc
Friday lest. The sales amount to 6000 hales : 600 awl:doh
are fro speculation and report. lierat, at 60. to 6d. ;
200 Nay ptisa, at 714. to 84d.; 120 lisreahatm, 7id. to
Sid. ; 100 Fermata, at lid. to 801. ; 4,060 American.
COTTON 000D6.—lleworuseum, Deo. 7.--11plusers
ham be.. able to essammad very full_ prima to-day for yarns
suited to the 'Wiens markets. There has bees • fair
amount of boohoo trammeled for speedy delivery by ship-
pets to Calcutta, Baestmy, China, mad Osnmay. Theme
pros &Idly Malaita Ws mad Ws tester twist, sad 20's,
We, end Ws sank. For Germany buyers have bum wil-
Ong to gime out contracts luting to the mid of the year, but
net bayou& Telegraphic omessualoathus Ramabarn
lad ay, mu* el the weather am motediagly tail 6, and made;
theme oimumestaseen though Ices ism is eatermised of ;load
mulpeim befog stopped, shippers are esconrage
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to memplets all today whisk are of a prosaism
elmemeter. For the hems trade there le lass activity, but
OM
maims banner to lump pier sandy. &Obit emir
ammo ame aphis of fa seer asseellase of yarn, bat these
MO sally tametkael anew. Teem Or IM Nedieneasea are
also bide osimet, Is the deli melee thee fa u very
early eel leiter waive heeseed.thenektrithost Gal
mem of ealtuame he ladies.. Chia The haat altlsaa
haw these irehel• aetammihaed eseeesealeg by the him*
eat ma ether mashie
ekes nape veryintleee.m4ltrreiaalele to le*. mad if
Gm Yew 'haws it lei heavy thseeesUes, tibia ere max
van he an. Mae a a noise& &mat fat idaties

cloths, but T cloths mad long olotbs are not is DO mphrs.
quest, though steady in vales.

WOOLLEN.—Lana, Dac. 7.—Ths town was so ave.
loped in dense fog during the market hours this monuti
that it was all bat favorable to ameba any Lay
olothhas dM net even take the trouble to ax their oo&
end few eels were made is the ha. By
time for the 0001MISOMMIIIi of the white market the atom.
phare was dearer, sad rather more activity wee nmaikgst
than in the coloured market. Goode of a light texture was
in demead, and in those goods cht,edy a talr boasts au
translated.

WOOLS.—Hunniasetm.n, Dec. 7.—Throe h a gag
&otos of wools in the market, and some small parcels el
obeaglas hands, but the prior are too NO for manatee,
twin to buy freely with their present limited demand to
good'.

MAITUFACTUREL—EITDDIMATInD. DI4). 7.
commareses of the recent 'dunce in wools of Watt
times suitable for this market, manufacturers are
to ask Weser prima, which merchants at present (Demme,
being imelly a slack month) era not prepared to pies, ey
Unbar ea the whole has been mach Batter; but m tads •
conalthesd to be quite good end healthy, • hike impowt.
moat it aspooloi at dr viola( of the new year.

CORN.—HULL, Dna 7.—At the mast to-day a aud►
rats euppl7 of !mei& wheat; farmers appear to reit ng
further and old beet runs of red at Its. te tla
per &Vbs. Buyers olim la. to 2a. per qr. lam sway utak
is not generally adapted, end in the bushier
Iran big
week's rates are nearly maintained. Facelift w, bet ibt
primed to any quotable decline. Barley mores off al ph.
.ratter In favour of buyers. Beans and peas slow, at la he
monez4ts are a trifle dumper, with only limited
The Imports het week are as ender
qrs.; , 11,209 qrs,; oats, 201 qrs.; beans, 4,164 T 44
s ,
pea, 30 ; !Mimed sad rapeseed, 23,044 qrs.; ail emu,
106 loos; boar, 6i9 tam.

Limns, Dzo. 7.—The arrivals of whoa are maenads&
than of iota. A. dram kg, however, interrupt' bodes% IPS*
is naked antirolyto trugawants of melon, at obroi
the rates Friday. in tile request ; calks
slaw supportof their prkez oat., and other
wit atlas
withonfalawation. Avenge polo of corn : Wheat, 2,e4
41s. 1113. • ba*y. 1,127. gag- 930- ; oats, 100 26e.
bears, 38, les. Old. ; per, 6, 425. ed. • rye, 13, ko, gp.
Lvmor, Dee7.—Weether ata:P sod (Vv. At to-
day's Nark* the supply of wheat was again aPea ; good dry
naller's ample, ooconsandard folly Tuesday's prior; pimp
maples ed. to
iluser.KAlmer. Barley in largqre supply;
both wady; Is. per
Wheat, whits, ellis...traqualitiess., 44e. to 47e. • red, nb.. I,
tellbs., 425. to 44m; ditto now, Übe. to 6th.., 30s. to 420;
ditto ft&, eOlbs. to elks., 38s. to 324. Battey, Clones,
new, 62Ibs. to baba., We. to 424. ' • comma, 611bs. to 620',,
221. to 325. Berme, ad, 6611 w. toellilte., 46e. to tire; an,
Mr. to Senn, 44e. to NU. per qr. to the growers.
Nswoern.z, Dna. 7.—The weather has the smarms of
whiter eating tn. Last night we had host, with a rising
bororester. At oar market this morning we had a "okras
*bow al wheat front the grower', and, having **thaw bah
ham the oast, the trade was no worse thee ea
day, a kir basisees being dons at that dey's rates. plea*
sold /lowly, pekes being sore irregular then of late. Mil*
bosky, salsas pus, most dill:oat to quit, and haws re.
luotently postponed to lard for wattagtzers. Malt doll
and drooping. Other articles are un

YONTRLY REVIEW OF TILE COTTON MARKET.
—3lseern T. sad IL Unlade sad Co., of Liverpool, ta
their meathly nem% published yesterday, observe :—" Cot-
ters hes beat quiet nearly all the month through. Thai
was a rally for abw days daring she middle of the mcelb,
when 1011111111 whose stooks were exhausted klieg moo
freely, and prime advanced ed. to id., bat this imprOTSol64
was grandly lost daring the last fortnight, and the market
closes about the same as it opened in November. The
receipts into the American ports are very large—huger the
was expected by any ous—and the shipments, which von
light up to the beginnieg of November, were commencing be
Increase. Crop estimates range between 3,400,000 sad
3,000,000 beim. The former seams is be more in favour in
the Amide= ports. The frost which occurred during the
middle of November seems to have out of the further growth
of the pleat, and exoessive estimates are now seldom heard of.
Splaners took last month about 20,000 Wee, sad dam the
of October about 00,000 bales, ler then what they
appbegiatZ consumed. They are Importing now to mos
must, and seeing the receipts in America so heavy they are
ocesuadag whatever exult stock they bought In September.
Bushier In lteachestar Improved daring the latter half of
November. Spinners and manufacturers have actually beer
enabled to obtain an advance fur their productions, while
cotton has decibted. There are no stooks, and though the
demand for immediate delivery, in coneequeme of the clot*
of the =Amnon in the north of Europe, is falling di, many
, spinners, especially those producing low number., are fully
engaged for weeks to come. East India bee meted little or
nothing throughout the month. There was a good inquiry
for export during November, bat this has lately nearly ceased.
Spinners who can do without colour prefer consuming
American cotton, se this is proportionately cheaper. Ship-
ments at Bombay continue light, and it is likely in February
our stook will be almost exbausliel."

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE itkitHETS.—MONTEILT
Raroar.—kleme. T. end H. Liuledsle end Co., of Liver-
pool, In their monthly encular, just published, remit :
•• Little drags has taken place in the general tone of oar
markets during the math of November, bat that
rtroghle been on the cheerful side. Boom ankles lave
shown greater activity, and a alight advance in price. Is
rice, auger end tea large Masectioas have taken place, sad
antra to have pried the minimum of value. Jute sad
selepetre, after whifering s decline of 3a, per owl., have *pia
sanded the Missies buyers, end regained somewhat of
I the lost envoi As we have now entered on the clods(
month ofrigs par, as peat cluing* can be expected bakes
Christmas, bet we bare fropiently seen a movement kook
in Denmeler, Yenehipilen et the new year, and should sot
besensimil to me emit during the present month, se stab
ere beassing iesionetr, mow tamp, and the ocesnmpthe
domed lunge beyond pandent ; for the moment, however,
the imedlapi we Urge, owing to the Menge of wind, and one
matels grist in emsequenes."