The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-12 00:00:00

KARIM'S.

COTTON GOODS.—MANCIIIIIII, Duo. 10.—There is
less activity in the market again this morning, attributable
to a variety of circumstances. The letters from Bombay and
Calcutta scarcely convey so satistxtory an amount of the
market and its immediate prospects us those contained in
the hasty telegrams preceding them, and, in the next_
the prier of cotton have given way this week about Id. ter
lb.; Notwithstanding the unpreosdentedly high rates
prevailing here for yarns end goods, so long ea spinners and
mtmeacturers have the command of prices, se they have had
fee some mouths past through the rest general demand
existing, the price of the raw material will not much of
the market, but coming at a time when the lodise trade
is checked • little, it is natural that it should induce
more caution then at another time. The home demand for
cloths and yarns continues on a large scale, and especially fur
printers. Lung cloths, T cloths, and domestics, continue in
request, but, as slated in previous reports, very heavy con-
tracts exist for such goods, and much of the time of agents
is taken up in attending to securing the punctual delivery of
goods booked some weeks ego. Brocaded and figured suirt-
fts are well engaged, the latter being very warm, and
fancy goods. Including bleached, printed, dyed, and other
ffsb, meet with • ready sale. In one or two descriptions
of yarns there is • rather melee feeling, and the Germans ere
only buying moderately. Low counts of water twist to
the Kedivaransaare la good regent, sad rents dearer.

Tuna forte Blackbara rad Borrisiey'marketa are well em-
=end moat kinds of twist for manufacturen and for
trade markete are firm in price.

COTTON.—Ltv 'wool, Dzo. 10.—The galas of cotton
to-day are admits& at 7,000 bale. A quiet market at the
Woo of yesterday.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lzans, Dsc. 10.—Ws bare no
feature of importamm to Sake in tits market this morning.
There has Wee a fall attendance of merchants In the ME;
and a good business has been tranmeted in seasonable fabrka.

HARDWASE.—Bianttroaam, Dac. 10.—In this town
end the district trade condone nausuelly healthy for the
season; few more orders will be given oat far this quarter; ,
bat the roaeufact ales continue in full work, &denim up
ceders in band, and many have already been given eat for
nut quarter. At Wolverhampton also trade continues
healthy, and a similar remark @polies to the general manu-
facturing trades of South Staffirhire end Seat Worcester-
shire. The iron trade is dull, with a languid demand even
for the best makes of manufactured iron. The miners in the
Oldbury district are endeavouring to procure an advance of
6d. per day In their wages, but the present state of trade
will not admit of this bring conceded. The Australian ad-
vices received ben this weak reported the markets as still
glutted with hardware goods, and at present no improvement
on be calculated upon. The accounts received here from the
East Indies are more favourable than they have been for
some time past. Amongst the influences which have helped to
depress this branch of the inport trade is the recent tariff ; but
• better feeling now prevails, and the prospect of a renewed
demand for our goods wee increasing at the time of the de-
parture of the mail.

CORR.-Catalano E, Dec. 10.-A may dull market,
end barley was Is. to 2.. lower. Wheat, 32.. to 405.; white,
48s. Barley, 245. to 425. Beans, 38s. Peas, 38e. to 40s.
Oats, 18s. to 26e.
Cauvaithuar, Dec. 10.-Then was rather 1110r0
bruk-
nees is the market to-day, but prime remained shout the
same. Wheat, brown, nee, 36e. to 455.; old, 375. to
465. ; whits, new, 38s. to 48.. ; old, 40s. to 49.. Barley,
30*. to 46.. Oats, 18s. to 28d. Beane, 32.. to 41a, Rog
peas, 335. to 38..
Cam Ann, Dec. 10.-We had a good supply of all kinds
of grain as our mark-t this morning. Prose were slightly
in favour of buyers for all kind. of grain. Sellers being
willing to meet the redaction a good clearance was effected.
Wheat, whim, new and old, 19.. to 20e. ; red. new and
old, 18s. to 18s. 6d. Barley, new sod old, His. to 14s.
Oats, potato, old, 10a. to 11..; new, 8.. 6d. to 10s.,
common, 91. 9d. to 10s. 3d.; sew, 7.. 6d. to Ba. Flour,
per storm, la. ltd. to 2.. Id. Ostia's', 2s. 2d. to 2.. 4d.
Rinsed, Is. 6d. Barlaymeel, ls. 86.-Carlias Joeansal.
COLCRIIHTIR, Dee. 10.-A good supply of wheat and
other Frain. Wriest, barley, Mans, and peas each in fair
demand at fully late rates.
OLoncorrza, Dec. 10.-There was a small attendance, at
our to-day's merlon, and few trensections occurred. Ruglish
wheat was held very firmly, and a rise of Is. per qr. in some
histanoss ortettlis]ed. Foreign a free sale. flatting barley
Is. per qr. cheaper. Grinding no change. Oat trade slack,
and 6d. lower. Imports of the week ending Dec. 10 !-
Wheat, foreign, 840 ; barley, foreign, 2,100.
GUILDFORD. Dec. 10.-We were mobs liberally sup-
piled with wheat. Trade dull, but a good °Mumma waa
made without particular alteration in prices. Batty very
difficult to sell except at a further reduction. Wheat, 40..
to 60.. ; Barle 295. to 425. Oats, 19s. to 27d. Beans, 375.
to 40s. Pew, 36.. to 38s.
HARTFORD, DEC. 10.-The market to-day fairly supplied
with wheat; trade very dull at last week's prices. Barley
met a dull sale at Is. per qr. lem money, supply rood. Oats,
peas and Mans, made last week's prices. Wheat, 20a. to
295. our load. Barley, 26* to 46e. per qr. Oats, 20s.
to 28.. per qr. Pees, 224. to 286. per bid. Beans, 245.
lo 30e. per load.
Letcarran, Dec. 10.-Here to-day there was a moderate
show of wheat, both old and new. and the trade ruled firm, at
the currencies of last week. Red qualities changed band. et
40s. to 445. ; white ditto, 445. to 48.. per 36 stone, Is the
barley trade the demand was by no means active; choice
parcels, however, wen not materially altered from last week,
and sold at 38e. to 42a. per qr.; mane descrlptions MVO dif-
ficult to quit at receding prices, 275. to 80e. per 30 atom.
Oats (of which the show was about se usual) sold et the
quotation* of last Saturday, 24e. to 34e. per 24 stone. Beene
scarce, and superior sorts were in demand at quite as much
money as last wadi, 425. to 62.. par 38 stone.
NSWCASTER-UFON-Tens, Dsc 10.-At sur market this
morsung we had a moser•te show tit wore flow the growers,
for which a quick rale was .xp-rienoed at the tarn in favour
of the setter, but I. south c auVry theeriptione ne advance
wee precliceihis, oohs, to I,ar arrivals belay large, whilst at
the rates time • C....ll:livable porta did n,t appear apes
lb" markel, Dario" word direct isto the hands of our aril-
Ism, thus eeeriuntine for the demand bares es from the
stands. For • parcel of trra new old Suffolk yellow vs,
procured 60e., robe new tusking the mass Scan
per 60411 m. Is firmly:, little was pose; 49.. 64.
ter 501.1.. was taken for Pomeranian red to clear • v.essl.
Nee old Wolves red, weighing setinwilY 62411*9
wee aimed at 60a, end Lows et 48e. per Make.,
without .lets, otos** Mikes aillesweves very 4.