The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-17 00:00:00

TALLOW.

The tallow market wee slightly Oar at the commoner
moot of the week, but the genre recut Undue, bee bees
to quietude end lower Woes for Y.C., in all pcutioos haws
to the end of March, as wellaa for still later periods of next
year. The low comparative prices of our home predated,"
the supply of which ia increndog, and will donbUses con-
tinue of pod extent for some time at least, together with
the stoc.k of " flirts " 'being of fair extent, now attract the
notice of consumers, who are chiefly supplying their present
restricted wants from those soirees, and we doubt cot that
they will be enabled to do so for some time hones. The
result of to-day's public sale. of " Australian " i evidence
that importers are not dispelled to bold stook, seeing that
present high prices are very remunerative. To-day the market
has beea dull at 60s. t0608.3d. for fine Y. C. oil the spot; Ws. 6d.to/delivery this month; 60a. 3d. for January to Marsh ; 59a.
for April to June ; and 68e. per ewt. for October to Dr
umber. The illiporta since Monday up to lest
have been 864 casks. The deliveries have been only 78th
seas, and the present stock of all kinds is 73,474 maks,
being a decrease of 173 casks, when compared with the
quantity on hand this day week.
Town Melted.—The low comparative pries-675. 9d. am
par " Market Letter" of last Friday—attracted the attention
of warmers, and resulted I. bionics to • good extent,
while even at Me. to Ms. 6d. there appeared buyers last
fleturday, since when Ms. has been the more general price
paid. To-doh however, owiag to a continued
demand the
" Letter-pricer has advaoad 9d., my to 615., or 58e. 6d.
per cot. net.
The public sales to-day resulted as follows :
P. Y.C.-10 cases of middling quality, having elicited no
reasonable offer, were taken ha at the nominal price of 60s.
per cwt.
Archangel was also similarly neglected, and the 8 casks
offered were taken out.

iiimlihAesericun.Ticasks of fine quality, being reserved
for Ws. per cwt., were also passed for went of • buyer
tbeses• _ _

Australian proved the chief attraction of buyers for the
day, and the whole of the 459 casks offered were realised
with fair oompetition ; but to effect sales a decline of fully
ls. per cwt. on rates obtained private contractlart Satur-
day had to be submitted to. The following are the prices
obtained :—Beef. very floe, Might, and fair body, 575. ; fine,
565. 94. to 575. (chiefly 560. 9d.) ; very dark. greasy, 535. to
535. 3d. ; very inferior (with a mixture of oil foots), 455.
per cwt.
East India sold heavily sad at rather low comparative
prices for the portion realised. Of 349 package, offered,
330 were reported sold at 58s. 6d. to 59e.- 3d. for good to
fine, Ks. to 58s. per owt. for rather dark to dark and
slightly dragged, and 504 per cwt. for inferior and very
wet.

Ilatnbro, &c.-12 casks good to fine brought 58s. Bd. to
59a. per cwt.
Gibrrjtar.—sis maks offered sold at 60s. for very fine,
bard, in bladders, beim very cheap, and 40s. per cwt. for
norendered.
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Palm oil spin proved in limited request, and we have to
notice a decline of 6d. per cwt. Of MO auks offered, only
about SO casks sold at the males, at 47.. to 475. 6d. for very
Ilse Lagos; 455. to 455. 6d. (chiefly 45e) for very good to
floe, down to 40s. to 445. per cwt. for middling to ordinary.
South Maori= hors. grew was difficult of sale, rand of
40 pipes offered only 21 were sold, at 425. per cwt. for fair
to rod.
Come Nut OIL—In our report of last week we alluded to
the come of this market as being downward, and to-day
still lower prime were accepted. 235 maks Cochin, of fine
to very fine quality, oely part sold, at 565. 3d. to 56e. 6d.
(chiefly 53.. 3d.) fur hogsheads, and for pipes, being
3d. to 6d. lower. % pipes Ceylon, of good to in* 9uality,
sold at 53e. to 53a. 3d. (fitly 53a.), being also easier.
auks Sydney, being held firmly, were all paved.—{Pram
the circular of Xmas. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co., dated
Friday evimiag.)

Tae COLLIZZY ZIPLOBION AT RiscA.—Nzw-
row. SATIIRDAT.—Late last eight seven bodies were re-
covered and Ipht up from the pit. All, notwithstanding
their decom state, were reocgeniable easily u those
el Henry arson, David Edwards, Wm. Davies, Jobe
Phillips, Nathaniel Watkin Phillips, rues Morpn it...,
aid Even, • boy. These make a total as yet of 115
either brought up dead or who have died since the explosion.
About 25 corpses ire probably dill among the workings.
The bereaved families, by direction of Mr. Phillpotts, the
general manager of the works, continue to have their im-
mediate necessities relieved at the shops ; but for relief to
be effectual • regular orpnisatiom is rnquired. A committee
bad been at Last formed, of which his lordship the
Baron Tradepr has commented to act as president, and
Mourn. Cmwshay, Bailey and Co., and the West of Eng-
land Banking Corneae', hue agreed to receive subscrip-
tions at their principal and branch establishments. A
public meeting is coo wmplated, to be followed by • more..
of the town, and other measures.