The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-10 00:00:00

MARKB2B.

PRODUCX.
(from Übe eireular of Meier; CortM sad Co.)
Clolabial modem sot amalgams materially sleeted by the adverse
idols of mcmetary Skits in the beginsiog of the month. the markets
:cora:as= rather followed the =sal laws of supply and demand,
P
Jr of any =take bathes= for =ar there has been
inquiry of late, and the mad. um or prime * been
ward. the =skim of the arta= booing again attracted the attention
of speculaters. whilst the prarpeetive reduce= or duties in April nest
has also anstribeated to Argenta= the tons of the worker. And as
SOON of oar friends abroad Easy sot to fully aware or the sew toss of
rates ithish la to 03011 Iwo masUre. we gWe the Periledlife al kW-
With moderate arrival; =d good general delivrriee. the stocks In
021st Britain have undergone a further material diminution, 14104/
arm reduced temper =lb Meissen wealthy held in the ports at this
Woe last yam Audit haa now
nappyion of meet seemeot bow
Mr we may depeod on the available for the root few mow=
to satisfy tee Aqua/gluons of the trade. It la chicly important also
to ealculate the general prospects of the new crop in those quieters
whence the first shiomests are sow about to strive ; and eo ter as we
pet judge at prevent there would rem to re Mtn ground for spyte-
heDdieg soy enmity in the principal 'rowan; (*metrics. Tbe Mau-
ritius crop was mooted to sive topic= 111,e= Wu of lag oft)
lis,ooo tow, or "kids there were about 17,001 tons already shipped
at the 20th October. the date of the latest =ekes, ard it UM 01110 i.
=red weaken that 10,000 thee more, of =dab we shell ao doubt get
a lair proportion voted he se= away before the slowed the year.
Ifs Cuba the soutincird heavy Ad= had delayed grinding, and it 1t,..
I set asposted the yield maid perm mete than the previous; so go-
=me minima =relented geg et the ports be ors the middle of Jens.
ery, and the waits al Mud" tram the acknowledged diminished
pima is kaiak dint issitrapire M is wiped ken times

and other countries to the name extent ea of late yeas. The amounts
from the Bn Ells, sod CIO trom Java, are very prombucti, lEepi
was vely Bute remaining in Calcutta to come forward for the ngt
of this year, the Elenarts coop beieg brought to a clone, aid cu r.e•
date SWIMS likely to ranee at casket before Jugury mat.

Now. tth April. 1637. 6th Aptill,3.
Rt entd
White elayed . ... 1:s. 6d. 14. 7d. 1:v. ed.
lelluw muscovado itid

brown olaytd
Brown muscovado lie. 9d. 11.. Bd. 9e. 64,
Malaise.

INDIGO.—In the 4tprly part of tam month several hundred dries
unbroken marks and bought in luta of the October salve chased
hands. The market has lately become extremely firm, 2d. per lb. on
the correzey of October, or 6d. on July, having been gime for oink;
parcels. Holders demand higher rank, and the only mint ,
able at former prime is bought in lota. The deliveries in Note.*
were dboppoloticg, and there appears a faking ott in eleven exontba
of 4,320 chests. compared with the same rriud of 1655, is the pror
pullout of 1,016 chests for home use, and 3,504 for export. Itua
4rge detsientey for the continental trade is partly attributable to oar
German customers having eupplied an:melees from Fount up. o
tame more advantageous than our parrot afforded. The etc.&
shows an Increase of 2,759 chats of Bengal end 1,424 Maine;
together, 4,153 cheat,. It in wed to reinenter, however, that the
atranin in Franca are really reduced; that the amount of indigo
afloat Is comparatively email, and that a crop of 95,000 reminds may
give a supply of MOO chests of Peept qualities for Europe, to army
within twelve month, from next Aprd.—(From the monthly circular
of Herr& Layton, Halbert, and Co.)

COTToll.—Lmiarcoi, Die. 9.—The market closed tamely and
with much offeriog, kut pncea of all dmcriptiona are uncharged.
The mks are 7,000 bales-3,000 ct which have been taken by +pear
taton- and include 2,001 Babla, at 620. ; 200 Egyptian, at bid.
Td. ; and 1,000 bust, at 43d. to rid. t.er lb. Import since Tkuridvy,
20.003 balm.

COTTON GOODS —llawenvvran, Lac. 9.—The market is active
and healthy, but there Is hardly so muds bu.iness as last weak, the
extensive order@ placer fact week having pretty much eshauated the
means of both buyers and cellere for the in tient. The chief bnlroeea
In yarns has been In It'. to Sles water twit, and 40's mule, for ladle
and China- for 61'. and Ws India mutetb,ere bits Mr r been rather mare
inquiry Buyers for the Mediterranean are doing rather move Dolor,
in ektra!tard twist and 7a.nr. Nrs.4's to le's andlev tn24'n The art.
. .

son for deMesas is dogleg, but they are not wholly Jimmie.. The
Improved demand for India and China cloths continues, and a further
Menem of lid. pi piste hes taken pleat, tinkled MU 3d. per puce to
the last ten data. Heavy dor:nevi's% T cloths, 36.ineh (Minium and
moMother fakrle•,have partaken mentor less in the inereaved anti ay,
and full pekes are demanded. The result of so mush activity hes
keen to plies both splice.. and nimufseturers under contrasts for
rather eztersive deliveries during this and some sumeediag weeks.

WOOLLEN.—Law., Dec. 9.—We Mee no alteration to report.
There has been a fair attendants of buyers in the market, and en
amine Tuesday's badness Ism be,. transacted. Cloths of the middle
qualities he,. been in better demand.
Bonnoarizen, Dm. 9.—The market continues to improve both in
the hell sad to the s emboli's. The demand for cheap fence. and
low goods is more frequent, and the inquiry for clouds and articles of
a better order Lon the inane&

WOOLS.—Hoottasorms Deo. li.—There le a steady demand for
almost all descriptions of coloolal wools at the lau advanae, but lOU
doing in ow foreign.

MANUVACTURIA—Empurnu o, Doc 9.—The attendance's
about as usual. but business. not quite so brisk ea last week. wising
chiefly from manutseturere asking higher prices, which reerchan's
at went are unwilling to give, though it is admit'c I that prices
mast advance in proportion to the resent rise in price of the raw
materiaL

COBN.—How, Dae. 9.—We had • small supply of wheat at
market this morning, the cooditlos sot rio good se leit week, rid
sash um not easy to sell weli at l 4 to re. decline. We do not write
the market more than Is. worm for teat conditioned runs. Foreign
meets a fair retail We. Barley, line Malting quality. Is in fait re.
quest; but grinding aorta are without demand. news are Is. to 28.
lower, especially soft new German wain,. Oats Is. away. The
lla•cied market more quiet, with Iwo Wog in oil and (ekes. Bap
mites neshoted. Bones impaired foe. Imposts for the week endiag
Dec 3 :—Wheat, 5,880 qrs. ; Earley, 10,61; ; oats, 1,03; hew,
3,814; peas, 1,089; tares, 637; linseed, 17,1139; nomad, 37;
oil ease, 891 toes; bones. 93.
Lows. We Lm sew damp and mild weather, a
Wine of Wad kw brewed the elect Yawls to hand, and we hare a
good show of samples; the mmilition is generally affected by the
erste of this weather. SW dry samples of wheat command about the
1111115 at Nifty, kW el er spas en ewer to buy, and, ma the whole,
Illeleetie Wm Fins barley engports late prices; laferior quo.
Meg nether laser. Bever, oath an 6 o bee article, without &tire.
ties la egos. Avenge pries of grin : Wheat, 1,669 gra 39e. Id.;
Weley,l,oo4 qrs., 465. 11d. ; eats, 21 qrs., Ids. 7d. ; beans, 144 qes.,
481.4 d. ,• rye, le qrs.. Ws. 60. Anis Iso this week: Whist, 660qm.;
baby, 1119 qrs.; blew, 86 qns ; Bawd. 4 qrs.
Iran, Doe. 9.—The weather up to lest Thursday was unusually
wild and severe, when • rapid thaw set In. It le now
mild, with • errant south-wet Wed. Ito this de, 's market
' then was • tale show of whew, the condition more or less effected
by the lath change In the weather; good dry runs oemmanded fully
late rates, while Oralesom and Womiditloood qualities were ado'. sale
at lad week's prices. Barley an average show floe malting samples
were in geed request at last week's currency; grinding qualities de"
pale, but no lower. Beans and ow ; Fence of each the turn lower.
Wheat, white, 011bs. to 8319 e., Bs. to 74e.; red, new, bilks. to 6311*,
61e. to 83e.; ditto. 3819 a. to 6011 e., Mc to Sus. Barley, chevalier
new, 6219.. to 541 be., 465. to 30e; common, 5119.. to 321198. 391.
to 435. Beans, old, 6310 e. to 43e. to bee.; new, Celbt
81319.., 465. to 48a. per qr. to the grower.
NSWC.AStt.e, Dee. 9.—Tbe weather since Saturday has bean very
own, sod has blown vfolmitly oneaslonally, with lain. Sala dump
will dials our growers to being up and co • plete their arrears of
wort It ft continue. At our market this morning we had a mod is
show of wheat hem the growers, fiendlike wretched, but the de.
Wised Best of womb having wired, this circumstance. combined with
the unfavourable report f me Mark.lane,created • species of pain, In
the trade to-day, and It was some time before wale mewed, but eveo •
teeny, on a reduction of is. to M. per qr. being conceded. trauma
Urea to a fair extent occurred. Flour a slow sate, and offered at lower
rates. Rye quite neglecter. Barley of all deecriptions 1.. Wafer,
and only the choicest qualities seem to meet attention. In other greln
we ham Utile variation to note.