The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-27 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—Tii UItSDAY EVIMING. —The market was quiet
today at the following rates : All the month, 51e. ;
January to March, Nu ed. to Me. 9d. • Mush, 62e. to
525. 6d. ; Spot, new, 51a. 6d. ; 1860 Y.C., Ms. ; South
American, 51e. to 51■. 6d. ; Australian beef, 49.. to
49e. 61. ; Coma nut oil, Cochin, 50e. ; Ceylon, 49.. ; Sydney,
fine, 49e, ; fair, 45.. M.—Wineries to last evening, 199
make ; urinals, 837 casks.

LEATHER AND HI.DEB.—The leather market, under
the influence of some government orders for early delivery,
has been active during the past week, and the stocks of
shaved bide', dressing hide., shoe middlings, and kip
butts are considerably reduced. An advance of Id. per lb. on
Russell shoe middlings is the only change that can be quoted
in prices. In foreign hides, about 7,000 River Plate and
Rio Grande haws been sold at full rates. Market hides
bare been particularly abundant, and slightly lower rates
have bees accepted.

WOOL AND WOBISTED.—BnaoroaD, Dec. 26.—The
badmen ding to-dais unusually small. Indeed, if there
was • disposition to do business, none could be done on ac-
count of the very unpropitious weather. A dreadful fog, the
thickest ever known in Bradford, has prevailed the whole
day, and seems to thicken as the afternoon advances.
Neither wed nor pieces can be examined by buyers. The
season is one in which little business is usually dom. The
attendance at market of woolstadere, merchaaMand manu-
facturers is very small. Many are eopged in stock-taking.
No change on be made in stocking.

0011N.—Blituutouau, llno. 93.—At this day's market
there was a short supply of English wheat which sold
slowly at about former rates. Barley quite as dear ; oats,
bean, and peas, nominally unaltered in value, bat only
takes retaiL
Divine, Die. 26.—We had a very small supply to-
day, and the attendance was so limited that it might
almost be salted a nominal market. Wheat was about as
last week ; and while the best qualities of barley were
fully as dear, the secondary qualities were the turn lower.
Wheat, best, Ns. to 66e. per qr. ; middling do., 40s. to
Ns. ; inferior do., 325. to 40s. ; barley, 30s. to 435. ; oats,
235. to Eau ; beam, 465. to 50s. ; peas, 42a. to 44a. ;
dour. Lae (per sack), 475. to fibs.; ditto seconds, 455.
to 47a.
MANCHINTIM, llw. 26.—The course of business has
beim intermpted during the week by the funeral of the
late Prince Consort, and the customary holidays of the
season ; in oonaequenceof which the transactions have been
only on a limited scale, at prices varying little, if any, from
those previously current. At Liverpool the imports from
abroad are liberal of wheat, but only moderate of flour and
Indian corn. From Ireland the arrivals are large of oat-
meal, and fair of oats. At oar market this morning there
was about an average attendance, but very little disposi-
tion was shown by buyers to operate, and sellers remaining
firm, we repeat the quotations of this day se'imight for
each article.

DISiIDOII, Die. 26.—T0-day is somewhat of s holiday
market, the attendance this, sad the supply short; the
Floss are about the same as last week. Wheat, 60e. to
73. Oat., 225. to Ws. Barley, 345. to Ms. Beass, 40s.
to 46e. Peas, 38s. to 48e. per qr. Flour, 50s. to 565. per
mak.

EDINBURGH, Dic. 24.—A change of wind has allowed a
good many vessels to get in, and the arrivals are owes-
gamily rather large. Farms's not being allowed to show
their grain today, we can only report as to foreign. As
usual when t►e market is held off the regular day the at-
tendance is only limited. The more pacific news from Ame-
rica, and the wain of torn markets in England fur several
days, have canned a quieter feeling here, and not much
Ins been done in any article to-day ; prices remaining with-
out any material alteration.