The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-03 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. WEDNZIDAT The market wai
steady to-4ev. Prices closed sifollows EA. ; March,
dOi. ; April to Jose, yds. 6d. ; October to December. 57a,
" buyers." Deliveries to last overdo', 373 casks ; snivels
15 casks.

COTTON.—LivurooL, JAN. 2. —Our market is quiet
today, with a moderate business at previous prices. The
sales are 7,000 bales, including 6,400 American, 444. to 84,1;
Surat, lid. to 6d. ; ian, Bd. to Bid. ; Pernatn, Al. ;
Bible, Bd. to Bad. ; Mare.nham, 81d. to 81d. ; the tr vie
taking the whole. The week's import is 17,721 bales.

CORN.—Bogrox. JAN. 2.—We had a better supply of
wheat, and the trade ruled slow at last Wednesday's prices.
Reds, old, 6.5 a to 675. ; new, 50s. to 58e. ; white, new, 565.
to 62.. Very little passing in spring corn, and late rates
barely supported. Pees, blue, 50s. to 525. ; white, 40s. to
42.. ; beans, old, 565. to 60& ; new, 38s. to 435. ; cote, 11
stone, 22e. to xis.

NEWCASTLE, TAX. 2.—The thaw which barn on
Sunday continued notd last night, when the Croat re-
turned. At our market this mmuing w• had • moderate
show of wheat from the growers, and having nothing fresh
in since Saturday, the trade opened with much firmness,
and a good business resulted, chiefly in new foreign, in
favour of the seller, Febmern red making 645. ; good runs
of Stettin, 65e. ; extra, 67e. • Bordeaux red, 68s. ; fine old
Stralsund, 705.; and high mixed Dant4,7ls.; all per 5041b5.
Flour was held firmly and prices well snliported. For
a little choice Hamburg supers, 50s. was realised. Malting
barley in better request, more eapeeially choice Danish,
which realised 405., weighing naturally Mb.. per bushel.
Grinding descriptions wanted. Fioe malt fully as dear.
other sorbs neglected. Boiling peas pointing up. Beans
much as before. Oats steadier.

STOc urr o s -or-Tats, Jes. 2.—The supply of grain to this
day's market was larger than for some time past. Wheat,
best drg samples, met a good demand at hat week's prices
damp and inferior sorts were fully Is. to 2s. per quarter
cheaper. Oats, bean; and peas unchanged.

CATll.E.—Socriutt, J. 2.—Our supplies were tole-
rably extensive to-day, but in middling condition generally.
Beef made from 3s. to ss. 2d. ; mutton, 4s. 4d. to ss. 10d. ;
veal, 4s. to 5s ; pork, 3s. 4d. to ss. per stone of Sibs.,
sinking the offal.

COALS. —Lomms, JAN. 2.—Syria's Bebside West Hart
17s 9d ; Davison's West Hartley, 17s. 6d. ; Hastings
17s. 6d. ; Howard's West Hartley, 17s. 6d. ;
b—e—rtC*est Hartley, 17s. ; Will, Eod Russel's Hatton,
245. ; Walls End Camp, 248.6 d. ; Walls End Haugh Hall,
24e ; Walls End North Hartlepool, 18s. 6d. ; Was End
South Durbam.24s. ; Camay and Duifryn Halting, 211. 6d.
Ships at market, 18 ; sold, 11.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
Mike Pas- Her- Total, Total,
RAILW ARS open wagers chastise LAO 18611
Week ending Dec. 13.
Detroit and Milwaukee .. 135 7111 1,780 2,427 1,543
Week ending Dec. it.
Buffalo and Lake Ilurou 16t 1,037
Great Western of Canada 348 3,757 4498 8,355
Week ending Dec. 23.
Cornwall
Great Northern

1374
730

901 312 1,252 1.111
15,978 18,483 31,301 29.246

Week ending Dec. 29.
Belfast and County Down 437 126 563 435
Belfast &N. Counties 691 608 1,190 1,91.5
Cork and Yougbal
Limerick and bottle 24} 73 33 106 U
Limerick and Foynea . . 26} 62 18 90 106
Waterford and Limerick 77 479 661 1,040 1.028

Week ending Dec. 30.
Greet Luxembourg
Great Western
Laudon and Blackwell 1,259 2AI 1,487 1.498
London & North Western 950 38.092 30,440 06,612 72,513
London & South Western 11,011 4,006 16,015
Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincolnshire
Manchester, South June
Moo. & Altrincham 1106 300 1,106 1,031
Meter
Lancashire and Yorkshire 3961 11,801 23,646 35,447 34.190
Shrewsbury and Binning
ham
Shrewsbury and Chester — 2.546 !,606
West Midland

WEATHER REPORT.

;911919119 9, 1011/1 • AND 9 /1.11.

E. N. N. D. P. C. 1.
A11i103131 10.16 36 IS B.W.
013331061 30.23 38
Draw= 30.17 35 33 W.
00029181 U
P 06111760 80.19 36 35 B.E.
GALWAY 10.21 36 34 N.
Mott.
Linarom,
VaLgirru. 80.13 SS 34 N.N.I.hC
rewrovii ss a sr N.
Yaastegrll e
30.11 31 8 ff.
LOSIDoII 80.00 29
Lag ExtrMw 29.17 44 43 N.W. rs
Law 30.00 23 N.E. b o
Doen 13.011 31
Poirionom 20.96 a 11 N.E.
PLntootg
PISIZAIOI 30.00 37 96 N.E.
Bina
UV/NM
Wm*
EXPLANATION.
I.—Barometer corrected and reduced to St deg. at mean sea
level : each 10 test, of vertical rise, causing about one-hundredth
et as Inch dbidoution . and each 10 des., above 13 leg., causing

iTea7ly thresh
to shade. M.-
point). D.—DI
II to 12—esti=
c, clouds drta

o. Oven
letter repeated

EMANATION.
cortseted and roOnsad to Al Its.
=vertical rise, caulag about aan-ht
: and each 10 Mg, above SI OW,
xadndths Increase. L—Exposed thermometer
-Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew
%lion of wind true—notrasguetic). F.—Force
11)). C.—loud (1 to 9). I.—lnitials b, blue aky
f, fog: It, HU; 1, lightning: m. misty
(dull) r, rain s, snow t, thunder.
rr. much rain.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.