The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-21 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Ltrzaroot. Dao. 20.—Tho taloa of cotton
today are estimated at 3,000 bales. A vary quiet market,
at yesterday's piton

COTTON GOOD3.—illazontorme, Dec. 7/I.—We ham
had e very guise yarn market, and prices are down fully id.
per lb. for counts and qualities suitable to the markets of
India and Germany. Horns trade and Bolton sphinings are
still firm. sod a fair businses is reported. Two-fold yarns
are sleo atilt firm. A fair badness is reported to low own-
hem of hard twist for the hlediterranean. In cloths there is
again a very quiet market for Wince gaited to India, with
less disposition to parttime, and these goods are quoted lid.
lees as regards shirting', making a total decline from the late
highest rates of 3d. per piece. Other goods, such is the
hewer qualities of printers, domeetios, long cloths, and T
clothe, for the home trade and for exports, are much the
same am before, ea to value. There is a amorally quieter
market however in theme goods, as in others, only they me
firmer is prioe.

WOOLLEN.—Latin, Dn.. 20 —The market has been
unusually flat this morning. The state of the weather since
Saturday has afforded little or no opportunity for the'manu-
he:gazers to prepare fresh goods for the market; the supply
was consequently exosediagly small, and the transactions
only nomiaal. The attendance was meagre, and the market
one of the worst of the year.

WOOLS.—HCDDE•IYIELD, Die. 20.—Conaldering we
are eo near Christmas, there is • fair amount of wools
oluingtng hands, and late established prices are well main-
t•ined-

MANUFACTURES. HUDDIRATIELD, Dr.c. 20.
Business does not appear brisk to-da mpg where lota can
be cleared at a little less money, and In these cases Wee are
easily effected. There Is also some little dotag in new goods
for sprier trade, which omen on the whole tally as mach
to be doing se is usual la Diestaber.

CORN.—Hcrt, Due. 20.—At to-dsy's market about an
average supply of Begilish wheat, which sells ready at the
extreme rates of last Tuesday, and in SOON inataneal ls.
advance is obtained. Foreign held firmly, end best gaol)/
of red Hamburg and Bettie the turn demur. Barley, bah
malting and grinding, in request at Idly late currency.
Beam and peas steady, with a fair coasinmptive demand.
Oats support foemer rates, with more freedom of sale than of
late. The foreign imports last week sea as under :—Wheat,
4,572 gm; barley, 4,678 ; beans, 866; pea, 762; tares,
492 ; Missed and rapeseed, 7,462; oil cakes, 141 tons;
bones, 47.

LEEDS, DEC. 20. - There has been a tell poor show
of wheat to-day ; factors demanded an advance of ls.
par qr. hem Friday's rates, and on the few odes made, it has
bees obtained. Heavy barley still wanted at late prices.
Baum sad other articles unaltered. AtLivala duos this day
week .-Wheat, 3,021 qrs. ; barley, 181 qrs.; Hawed, 360
; beans, 335 qrs. • peas, 83 qrs.• rapeseed 727 qrs.
Average mite of grain for week endingDec. 17.-Wheat,.
3,812 qrs.. 46a. Id.; oats, 116 gre., 245. 2}4.; barley, 3,334
qrs., 3ls. 71d. • rye. 8 qrs., 36e. • beans, 59 epu., 42a. 110.-
peaa, T 2 qrs., ilia. 3d.-(From thil Circular of Mews. Dam;
and CO.)
Lrxx, DEC. 20.-Weather since this day week hoe bean
remarkably severe, with a heavy fall of snow. Navigation is
partially deed. To-day's market we had a small supply of
wheat, which meta ready aide at an advance of 6d. to le. per
qr. upon last Tuesday's ratee. Barley *apply was not en
good u last week, and prices of both malting and grinding
samples maintained late rates. Beans and eats, pekes fully
as due. Wheat, white, old, tillts. to 8311 m., 445. to
48s. • ditto, new, 601ba. to 621 M , 42a. to 47e.; red, old,
bribe to 6311 m., 425. to 45e.; ditto, new, bins. to 61165.,
89a. to 44e. Barley, Chevalier, new, 6216. to 6416., 38e.
to 46a.; common, 6116. to 6216., 27e. to 31e. Beau, old,
861ba. to 66j1ba., 465. to 60.. • ditto, new, 641 be. to 681 be.,
40a. to 470. per qr. to the grower.
Hawn/Arta, Dec. 20.-Ths weather still continues oe-
mu, but no further 6.11 of mow since Monday morning.
The navigation of our river is much obstructed by ice
and with another aMht's frost will be feat. At our market
this morning we had a email supply of wheat ; any choice
quality realised a small advance, bat to this the demand
seemed chiefly confined, other sort* being neglected. Foreign
firm, and holden not disposed to give way. Flour steady.
Bexley inclining lower. Is other grain no change.