The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-23 00:00:00

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COTTON.—Lrraeroot., Dec. tl.—Tbs sales of oaten
to-day sze estimated at 6,000 bales. ♦ very dell market.
Prices are telly id. per lb. lower than ea Friday last.

WOOL AND WORATBD.—Bgazironn, Dim X--
There has net been se much activity in the wool market
duriag Output week, but theta i 3 to-day ea improvement in
the deseenL Prime ere very drum In none and Aorta we
hear at no abeage worthy of nodes. In worsted yarns,
spfmesra Mitl emetinne to be well employed upon oratract re-
ceived scam time ago. The export houses decline to give the
current prkw end yet miniuen feel compelled to demand
ibeat,er curtail production. The poeldon of the spinner
haairdotte in prodneing yarn without orders. The year
Ming &Mug to a dem °sly kw merchants are in atten-
dance, end the treamodose an of a vary limited character.
Many manufacturers bay. loam standing, rather than make
goods Into Meek. Priem of wonted end cotton are too high
to make upon apecalation.

CORN.—Bramezam, Dia. 22.—At Oloncester matitet,
on the 17th, wheat was la. pee quarter higher; at Worcester,
the erase day, the trade ruled dug at previous enerancy.
Barley unaltered. Wilma kw quite as mach money, bat
rely alien In retail. Be.DI rather cheaper. In pre little
doing. During the present week wheat has heed bums
at about former rates, bat without say Ills in the trade.
Barley fully as dear, but only in limited request. For oats
es have only a retell sale, at our quotations. Bear sad
psis nominally unchanged in Floe. At Wolverhampton,
yesterday, wheat firmly inalutaked its value. At this day's
market there was again a large supply of Bogliah wheat,
sad to make progress in sales a redaction of Id. to le. per
queer had to be submitted to. Barley dud, but riot cheaper.
Oats, beans, and pans all quite is dear, but only in limited
most.
Dzyzna, Dec. 72.—We bad a large supply of wheat, and
at the commencement a slight advance wee obtained for a
few &otos lot', but generally and towards the close, last
week's prices only could be obtained • in some few inatianom
the turn was even in favour of the' buyer. Barley wee in
raiall supply; the beet malting sorts were le. a qr. dearer ; In
other aorta no alteration. Wheat, best, 465. to ede. per gt.:
middling do., Ws. to 46e.; isferior do., 34e. to 38..; barley,
U.. to 44.; rats, 23a. to 335.; beans, 40s. to Us.; pass,
42a. to eds.; fins dour, per sack, 37e. to 42a.; do. moods.
$34. to IN

Idawcustrrnn, Dan. 22.—At oar market this morn*:
there was only a moderate atteadaime. and the close of the
year being nest there appeared a general dlaisclination on
the part of purchasers to operate. Holders of wheat and
dour, however, astral fall, and in some instance. rather
higher, prices; but the sales 'fleeted were very small, and
the turnery a this day se'nuight could not be exceeded.
Oats and oatmeal were in moderate demand at extreme rates.
Bums were without material change; but Indian corn was
the tarn highs,.
Nawanx, Dec. 21.—The show of wheat at market to-
day WM rather leas than usual, sod ordinary run, sold at
preview !Mee. For the best qualities le. per qr. more mousy
was readily given. White sorts varied from 48a.t062a.;
red, 445. to 475. per 36 stone. A small show of Wish less
parcel' of which were unaltered in value, and made Ma te
445. per qr. ; while Inferior ditto were in dull request at 26e.
and 81s. per 30 atone. The bean trade was tolerably mire
st full pricos—namely, 41e. to 465. per 38 stone for new
descriptions. In oats prices were not matertally ohenged.
new mating 225. 6d. to 26e. pet 24 atone ; white pass, 86e. Or
405.; blue ditto, 465. to SOL per qr.
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NIRBORT, Dec. n—We bad a large supply of wheat
in improved condition, for which there was • steady sale, at
prices rather in favour of the sellers. The supply of barley
was la =OM of the demand, soda decline of per qr. wee
submitted to on all descriptions. Oata, beans, and peas dull.
Llsseuzion, .22.—With a limited supply of wheat
the trade is without aoimation and the sale slow at farmer
The price of and beans rather sgaiest the
LAyler.. oats
Wheat, 42e. to 60e. Barley, 36a. to 36e. Oats.
21s. to 265. Beans, 38e. to 46a. Peen Ma. to 48e, per qr.
WATZILTOIIO, Dec. 21.—We cannot report say bastes
Is can supplies of home-grown grain, and the snivels km
abroad have been trilling since Saturday. There hi a de-
cidedly batter foiling in the trade to•day, and males of all
articles ere mere freely made at prices in favour al mikes.
The frost has entirely cluiappimred.
Eottrnonon, Dsc. 21.—T0-day, wheat was 2a. dd. down
on the top, and 14. down on the average. Bexley was
down on the top, and same es last an the average. Oats
were le. down on the top, and 6d. down on the assess%
Beene were le. down on the top, and 4d. down on the
average.

CATTLE.—BuiNsonott, Dec. 21.—T0-day the maker
of sheep was 6,212. Salm were slowly effected, and Some
in s great many instances, down folly 2.. • heed. A great
quantity left over unsold. The best mutton from bid. to
7d. Ewes and infector from 64. to bid. Theo supply of
cattle was has, there tieing only 669. B.lm were also slowly
effected, and prima • shade lower. Top prim, 81.; =T-
rent, 7.. 64. to 7a. 9d.; middling and Warm; from 6s. to
7s. Fed edge, from 6.. 6d. to es. pm atone ; sir to eight
weeks old do., from 10e. to 12a. • bead. Sheep, 6,212 ;
fat cattle, 669; ankh COIN 87 ; and 222 pigs.