The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-20 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—Teonsont EVEIIING.—The market wu
steady to-day at the annexed prim :—Syot, new, 51v.
9d. ; 1860 Y.C., Ms. ; all the year, 51s. Bd. ; Jan. to
March, 53 3d. ; March, 525. 6d. Deliveries to List
evening, 823 casks ; arrivals, 1,850 seeks.

OOTTON.—LmarooL, HO.—We have had a good
demand to-day, and a very Ann market. The sales are
MAO bies, of uhieh 3,oWare for export and specalatiun.

WOOL AND WO/WED.—BRADFORD, Doc. 19.—1 n
the shoelace of any definite information as to the intentions
of the American government, the quantity of business doing
is the least possible. Purchases are only made to supply
immediate and pressing wants. Lustre wools, which have
been rn great demand, may be had at reduced prices. Down
wools are without change. Operations iu both wonted
'lulls and piece' are exceedingly limited. The season, so
near stock-taking, and the uncertainty which prevails with
regard to our relations, tend to cause only a very scanty
business. Still many 'Omen and manufacturers are well
engaged on old orders.

HOSIERY AND LADE TRADM.—Norrneousx, Der.
19.—Some large houses in the lace trade report an improved
demand for plain nets, and state that there are a few buyers
in the market, placing smell orders for the Continent.
GeneeallT epeaking, however, most branches of the trade
are in a aepnwsA oauditioe, and some manufacturers who
usually deal largely for the home market, give a very dis-
couraging view of their prospects. Our report of the hosiery
trade most be of a similar conflicting character, a little
improvement being esperisoced by owor two favoured
houses, who manufacture chiefly for home consumption,
while others, doing a more general trade, complain that
there has been no alteration during the last few weeks.
One or two orders have been given for America, to be exe-
cuted only if the present dispute be amicably settled, of
which we ass vary little hope at present. —Norlinghani
Journal.

CORN.—BIEWIROBAIf, Dec. 19. At Gloucester market
on the 14th there was a fair supply of wheat from the
farmers, and prices gave way about is. per quarter ; at
Worcester, saute day, the quantity offering being laige,
fully 2s. per quarter reduction was submitted to on the
soles made. Barley maintained ita value, with little doing.
Oats in slow requert. Beans, ls. per quarter cheaper.
During the present week the increased probability of war
has stiffened the wheat market, but the transactions have
been limited. Barley and oats taken in retail at previous
rates. Beans difficult to quit. Peas firm, owing to light
stocks. At Wolverhampton yesterday, wheat advanced le.
per quarter, without much life in the trade. At this day's
market there was a abort *apply of English wheat, sad in
some instances la. per quarter more was obtained, but we
make no alteration in our quotations. Farago of most
kinds cheaper. Barley quite as dear. Oats only taken in
retakL Beans unaltered. Pees rather cheaper.
_ _ .

MMUS, Dia. 19.—We bad a fair supply of what,
the Ina qualities were rather is advance, and other sorts
were Ina at last week's prices. Barley was is abort sup-
ply ; the bast sorts were la. per qr. higher, sad ascoadary
qualitia the turn dearer. Trade wash
brisk, brisk, and a good
clearance was reads. Wheat, best, 665. to 665. per qr.;
middling do., 40s. to 511 e. ; inferior do., 325. to 40s. ; barley,
30s. to 411. ; oats, 235. to 335. ; bouts, 46e. to 60a. ; per,
425. to 465. ; flour, line (per rack), 475. to 50e. ; ditto
'sonde, 4/56. to 47e.

*smarm; Dac. 19.—There was a fair attendaisee at
our market this morning. English wheat must be noted
fully as dear as cm this day se'onight, while the finer
sorts of foreign were held about 2d. per mortal higher;
but the business tasneacted in either was not extensive.
Flow wee takes to a mounds extent, at the extreme
Moos of but week. Oats end oatmeal sold slowly at
former prior. Baas were without material change. In.
dies =a was Is. per quarter dower.
Nswaas, Doc. la—At oar market to-day farmers tried
to get an advance of Is. pee qr. on their wheat, which
checked hominess • the little sold was at the extreme rates
of lasi week. The show of barley sot large, and was freely
takes at fall prises. Oats and beans dull sale.

NIMBI:MT, Dec. 19.—We had a small supply of wheat,
the best descriptions ls. per qr. dearer ; other aorta about
the same es last week. Me barley scarce and la. dearer ;
other sorts tither in favour of the seller. Not much us
offer. Oats, hams, and peas very doll.
Umnataas, Dac. 19.—We have a thin sttaadiase sod a
small market, today, sad the prior are about the rune as
those obtained last week. Wheat, 625. to 745. ; oats, 20s.
to 30a ; barley, 32i. to 40e. ,• beans, 3.95. 464. ; peas,
38s. to 50s. per qr. Moor, 50s. to Ns. per sack.

Worm/auk- nem 18.—We bays had MINA insignificant
supplicsi of grain from aU noncom nines Saturday. Our
in&rk•ts ildhwfthabsadieg„ has bun rather quial to-day,
though firm, sad °sly a =brat, balsas psalm at
precious pnoss.

Eounsuain, Doe. 18.—W• had io the market to-day 1,032
=vb.* 2,447 barley, 1,755 oats, sad 176 brans.
wens --Wheat, 923 qrs. ; barley, 1,451 ; oats,
1,476 ; and beans. 85 qrs. As compered with bud week—
Wheat was 6s. down on top, and 2d. down on awe;
barley was 10d. down on top, and 2d. down oa average; cute
were 3d down on top, and 3d. down on average; Imam
were 2s. 6d. down on top. and 7d. up co avenge.
Prior per imperial quarter:—Wheat, 46e. to 69a.; barley,
228. 6d. to 375. 6d.; oats, 19s. 6d. to 318.3 d.; beams. 40s. to
475. &I Weight al top—Wheat, ; barley, 56ilbs. ;
oats, 451115.; beans, 66ilbs.

CATIIE. —EDI:6IIO3OR, Dec. 18.--The supply of cattle
this morning was 618, being 60 more than on this day week.
Best sorts of beef Ixaught from 7s. 9d. to As.; middling and
inferior, from 6s. to 7s. 3d. per stone. Them were also P 3
milk oows in market. The supply of sheep was less that
last weak, the number being 4,521, or 649 fewer. Sales were
slowly effected, and prices were lower. Top price of the
beet mutton, 71d. ; current, 7d. ; ewes and inferior,
from sd. to 61d. per lb. The number of pigs shown was
183, fed descriptions of which brought from ss. fkL to fk. 3d.
per stow; sit to sight weeks old do., from 10s. to 1.59,
a head.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
CASUALTIES.
Doctor Bunting. Captain Loyd, ben ni to Lewdly, drove no
shore at Maaicougan, near the Evergreen . crew saved.—
Quebec, Dee. 6.
Jane (barque), of Liverpool. Captain Fidler, was fallen In with.
with stern out and fast breaking up, on thu tornd of Nonmber.
in Mt. 48 N., lon. 38 W., and crew taken off.—Dunpnent.
Dee. L.
Merriam. (brig), of and from Sunderland for Aistandria. with
coals amid coke, is on shore off Blakeney Ina dangerous
Mon, and will be stripped. The wind Is 'Doug from the North
and the sea high, with the appearance of • bad night; trot
saved.—Wells, Dec. 18.
Ontario, Captain Jones, from Montreal to London, is on shoes
near Trois Ybtol s —Quebec. Dec. 6.
Bullet Captain Wathen. from Montreal to Liverpool, Yon shore
about ftfteen miles below Father Mut, wkh 6 feet water to
her hold.-Quebec, Dec. 4.
Wanderer, from the West Coast of Ireland to New York, ass
abandoned off the Banks of Newfoundland, after collision nit
the Stephen Crowell, arrived here to-day from New York
erew saved.—Lvorpod. Due. 11

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Faith from atrfee, for tire Die.; 11.10 N., lou. 34,
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
CHAMPlON.—December 16, at Ranby House, Notts, the wife "I
J. Chantplim, /sq., M a daughter.
COLLMANN.—December 17, at George-street, Portmantelurre•
the wife of Mr. 1.. W. Coilmann, of a daughter
DRESSLRIL—December 16. a: the Russettings, Streatham. the
wife of 0. Dressler, Dm., of a daughter.
HADDEN.—December 15, at Scarborough, the wife of F
Redden, Lea., of a son.
MARDitiLL—December 14, at Cheltenham, the wile of Coptair
G. S. Wardell. of a daughter.
NORTON.—December 18, at Olonceeterplace, Hyde-part.
the
wife of .1. Norton. Req., of a daughter.
SUTHERLAND.—December 15, at Chew House, Laveuderhin.
Surrey, the wife of W. P. Sutherland, Eaq., of • son.
MARRIACM.
BLACKWOOD—PALMER.—December 17, at St. Jude., Sutr
by the Rev. A. B. Trollope, Sir Ir. Blackwood, Burt , K N.
b Len Oilria, daughter of Y. S. Palmer. Req., of llern4'
square, DeWitt.
00011 LAN —UNDERWOOD. —December 18, at B'. Geoff°
Church. Rainagate, by the Rev. William Deberden. N
Vicar of Greet Bookhiun, Surrey Ulnae to the Bride
by the Rev. Shirley Woolmer, WA., Charles Hay Coehlo
loathßegiment. third son of Colouel h
Coghlan, WM.', Bombay Artillery, Political Resident 1.0!
Commandant of Ad.., to Augusta, only daughter of tfilw,
Underwood, late Madrid Inglneers,,and of Rains:ate. Kee.
OILES—WARRINGTON.—December 17, at St. llkhaeli.
sentry. by the Rev. S. H. Widdrlngton, Mr. R. V. tale'-
~t
Wolverhampton, to Mary, daughter of the late Mr. Red'
rington, of Coventry.
GRAVES—RDWARDS—December 16, at the Church ,d ts'
Holy Sanity, Birkenhead, by the Rev. J. Saytee.
Graves, Reg , of Manchester, to Mary Anne, daughter
late T. Edwards. f Brook 111, Roes, lierefontdurr
II MORTON—IIMPRIZYS.—Decern 15, at St. Stephen P. .4
ford, Mr. J. T. Morton, of Birmln am, to Lucy fluted
daughter of Mr. W. Humphreys, of Worcester.
DH S.
ADAM—December 16, at EA
PeTamore.terrace, Exeter, lAsO4
widow of emptily P. Adams, late H.R.1.0 S., agent 72. •
DANDY.--Deceimber 16. at Portlani.torrace, Wrlu"rt"'
Gandy. Req., aged ST. F
HOLDIWORTH.—December 16, at 11 Dc-eudroad, Mr. I.
111/Ratrik.—Deounagedber".l4. at Cambridge. W. liughrt
aUl'lnrt_eie.
December 16, at lanadowne Villa.tT.at/-
ham, J. Metchineon, Req.. aged 70.

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hamr, DIIOIIIII2II SO. 1801.