The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-18 00:00:00

I.IIIDAT Ernermoi.—Tbe tallow market was
he closing quotations am au follows
all the year, 49a. ; Jaecuiry to Merck
6d. ; !larch, Ws. 6d. ; October to De.
town tallow, without cheap, 495. set At
90 alike offered, about 709 casks sold st sad
186.3 Y.C., 47e. 3d. to 475. 6d. ; reweighafi
475. to 475. 6d., fine, to 46e. ea., good
first pipas„ Wm. 61 Coalus oil, quiet.
Oeyloe, 475. 6J. No dydney on offs,.
Agog, 44e. 10d.

IRPOOL, Dec. 15.—The cotton market
y and Saturday, waiting further American
'on wee submitted to of about gd. per
the demand revived upon accounts pee
ed receipts in the American ports; and
I since to the same effect, although
wer quotations, a large business bee been
pekes here rallied, and the week closes
yesb to the Bank rat* uot
B Island has beau in good request
. American, after receding ;d. per lb. in
the week became decide', firmer, and
la above last week io the ordiaary sad
Breed hoe not vaned Stiroutir the
in much improved denoted. Ilan,
ess, and • decline of about gd. perl in the
week, is quoted Id. to la. in middle quail.
e lower descriptions above former rates.
io good request without material cheese
sdia was freely offered at lower rates, bug
sued, prime fully recovered, sad have
Id. per lb. in the better qualities ; the
are firmer, but not quotably dearer.
Japan the market is very moderately sup.
y higher rates. Speculators have taken
, 11,770 balm exporters, 22,260 bales
,360 bales, We have had • fair demand
let end rather instiller market. The sales
f which 3,000 are for export and upscale.
wing ere the official quotations
middling, 210. ; fair Mobile, ?Ad. ;
fair uplands. d. ; middling, 21 id.
tord‘y. the 30th inst., and Monday, the
be kept ass close holiday in the rattan

DS.—Miatcaurrt•, Dec. 15.—ShiPliat
quiet today, since ttie arrival of Amrsiesa
but Teri strong. With spinner under
some of them deeply engaged for weeks
is • strong feeling among many producing
will be maintained. So far es cordd he
has been no giving way amongst shipping
me trade yarns there has bora • steady
rather less business doing. Them hes
change in prices. The finer counts of
there seems to be • good demand for
ere difficult to purchase for immediate
oth market was more sensibly affected b►
Yid). then that for yarn. It artery
nos of prices, and led to operations today
tided. There is, however, very little dispo•
sr hand, to make any concerns in priers.
Ti generally so well eugrged, and there I
brews of stocks, that, as far as we can see,
mounts to very little is actual reduction of
are more eager sow to accept the offer
em earlier is the week, but they show so
pt business by loweriog their quotation
with but • small business, there is so
hinge, or apprehension of a greet fall i•
t Liverpool and in this market we close with
ion than was expected is the morning
er's news first came to hand.

1118FOILD. Dze. 15.--Thsre was a small
lat to-dais market. Candition not good
dry samples maintaioed late rates. Barley
at rather surer rates. Beane and pass fully

tc.ls.—We had a good supply of wheat at oar
rade ruled doll at last week'. rabic Malting
request at full pities, but inferior and grind.
re difficult to quit, and in sow. cone were la.
and beans the same se last week.
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Dm. 15.—T0-day's market wu thinly at
what there was not mfrs than ordinary
sinaod, bat the rates of this day week wore
r, difficult to more, bat press eh
neglected. Oatmeal, &fn. cad 841-wiparloaadd
firm. Other articles unsita red.
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fa, Dze. 15.—Wheat mete with a steady bat
sale • value unaltered. Fiat barley is fair
er kiiXls quiet, at late oaten. Beaus sad oat'
Averages of the we, k ea bog Dee. u.:-
) qrs., ,at 495. 7p.; barley, 1,000 qra, al

NDON, Dec. 15.—Buddle's West Hulls,.
Hartley, 19s. ; Hastings Hartley, 19s, 3d.
But" 16a. 3d. ; Wall/ End Adorn acts,
la End Bern°, 20e. 6d. ; Walls End °Goforth,
Its End Hatton, 20s. 6d. ; . End Haswell,
ad 11.tton, 21a. ; Walls End Repot Orange!
ills End New Belmont, 21.5. ; Walls End
mroae. 20s. 61. ; Wats Era Pittiagtos,
End Ru.eel'a Hatton, 20.. 9d. ; Walls Ead
61. ; Walls End Caradue, 21.. 34. ; Walls
21s. 6d.; Walls End Hartlepool, 21s. 9d.;
*ugh Hall, 21s. 3d. ; Wails End East Haiti*.
Walls End South K-floe, 21s. 3d. ; Walls
a. 91 ; Carway and Lltaryo Malting, 24r.
orth Staffordbhue, 17.. 6.l.—Ships at market.

USELESS POOR AND THE WEST LONDON
Thursday evening the chairman sod members
Committee of the West Loudon Coles Board
assembled in the boardroom of the workhonee,
of witnessing the opeuing of the wards
been prepared in the remains of the old haw
•tion of the casual poor nailer the Mom/geed
wed temporarily in Hill, and made permanent
th of May of the preseut year. Mr.
on, the chairman of the c mmittee, who has
indefatigable io his exerthme to carry out
no of that act, was highly applauded far hie
up
ito. the evening of
ro.l.Limsgd=ndto t
the
he
iod
re were present Messrs. J Bothell Vice-Chair-
• we, IL Mackenzie, W. R. Hough, J. T. Slater,
worth, J. Wood, Dr. Wilson, cud some others.
• said that, in connexion with his committee.
he had done him beet to cars, ,du, the Howe-
ct. Mr. Farnell, the Poor-law Inspector, had
.e arrangements, and he expected in a few days to
tificatefrom the Poor-law Board, by which they
recouped all the expenses to which they had
r the purpose of shelteriog the honed/se poor.
on and some few others then west through the
prided to the reception of the poor, and ex-
ir satisfaction at the •rr,neemenre which had
Between the hours of G sod it some 100 persona
emele) applied for a eight's lodging. The tales
applicants were of the most vsried, and in some
e most improbable ch.recter. Several objected
he night's lodging at the cost of being bathed
oakum in the morning, mid left in disgnst--re-
ether to receive the accommoiation offered to
e arrangements made we hay.. ii,ready described•
h as, we believe, are not squalled in the metro-
I Press.
BROTHERS WITII ONLY Two LEGS •moNcer
• the neighbourhood of C u•le Dieu a family of
hers have only two less left amougat them. A
so Mr. Wilson, surgeon, amputated the right leg
Adikio, of Wingate, who bad his limb severely
the Hartlepool Railway. TM' person has two
Os. of them, residing at Shottoo, a short time
both his legs ; soil the other, who is in America
previously had a leg ounput ded. The father of
here, it is said, had alsl tae inisfortune to lose
legs.