The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-27 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—Smnwar Evianta.-71se roarkst woo Ina
to.day:-800t, ; Jab% 435. 9d. ; October to Do.
comber, go. 9d. Delivery to loot ovsoing 910 casks ; wi-
n* I,2BB(sika.

COTTON.—Ltvraroor, Arm %.--ire have to report •
moderate demand today, with • dull market. The sake are
4,000 Wm, of which 1,000 are far export and apeculatios.

COTTON GOODS.—Mascsxgrint, APRIL 25. The
business in this market for rod* both in yarn and cloth,
has gradually decreased from day to day throughout the
week. At the same time • number of spinners and mass-
lecturers having bees placed ander contracts which will
occupy weeks, and in some cases months to complete, sane
pause of this kind wan to be expected. The contracts placed
by shippers and merchants in the Eastern trade have natu-
rally sent up prime • good deal, and they are indisposed to
follow up thole orders, so as to still further strengthen the
market. Fresh advice', should they be of an encouraging
nature, may give a further impulse to the market, but in
the mean time the angry tone adopted in certain quarters
on the course pursued by American cruisers is calculated
to arrest any disposition to business very seriously. It will
be seen that so large a business in cotton as 64,000 bales
last week and 56,000 daring the present have produced
little insomniac on prices at Liverpool, and the feeling
which operates u • check there suturally mute on
this market. Holders of cotton, is fact, are free sellers,
and in this market the holders of cloth have shown •
similar disposition for the last day or two. There is no
pressure to sell, but prices are not so srm as they were at,
the beginning of the week. It is the same in some cleaves
of yarns, including twist and piooops for the home trade,
which in some cases may be bought perhaps at Id. per lb.
less than last weak. The market closes exceedingly flat in
all departments of the cotton trade.

WOOLLEN CLOTS.—Lane, Arum Z.—The markets
thia morning were only thinly attended by buyers, and tran-
sactions were limited. A few diagonals changed hands, but
the demand was smaller than it has been of late, and the
supply larger ; rates, is consequent., exhibited a decline.
For other spring fabrics there was so great inquiry, sad
the White market was very quiet.

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BARDWARL—Braimucthait, Aram 25.—Trade in this
town Moot quite so good as it was a week or two ego; there is,
nevertheless, sufficient of steady animation to indicate that
busker is in no way whatever be' ug forced, and that the
steadiness by which it has been marked for some time past
is likely to be maintained. Here, notwithstanding a slight
lull, there are few instances in which maaufacturen are not
working full time, and if the fedora' orders are small, they
have kept up steadily. As to the state of particular
branches, there lira bees the least possible change of late ;
the tube-makers are working full time, and for all descrir
Slow of wise there is a sufficient demand to keep the mills
going. As to the state of other branches there is nothing
to call for remark, because in all the leading trades business
has bees and in tolerably active, whatever slight depression
there may be in the lea important branches. The state of
trade in the adjoining districts continues satisfactory, as has
been the case for several months : the amount of unem-
ployed labour routinize' meaty, and most of the large ma.
nufirathring establishments are in full operation. Such is
the case on the Dudley and Stourbridge side of the district,
also in the neighbourhood of Wednesbury. In railway fit-
tings there Is a good amount of business doing, and the orat-
ing trade is pretty brisk. At I)arlsston the trade is not
quite so active as it was earlier in the year ; the chain trade
is also suffering to some extent from the stoppage of the
American orders. The iron trade in this district is • little
slack, some of the second-class makers being rather short
of order, 90 that the works are partially standing. For
plates and sheets of best brands there is s good demand at
the trade prices. At two or three of the works the puddler'
who have asked an advance of wages are still out.

CORN.—Csessroog, APRIL 25.—We had a small supply
of all oars, which met a slow deffeiod at last week's prices.
Wheat, 44e. to Ms. Barley, 34e. to 38a. Brans, Ufa. to
TO TIM =VTOL Or TIE MIMS. 38a. Oats, 20s. to 29..
BID —On my return from Ireland my attention k.e,
aritral APLIL 23.—Then was a small 'apply of wheat
has ben; °
celled to your r° of thwhere• MeS.64" . mad oats at our market to-day. and fair of harlev. Wheat
Neely with stating the plaintiff afterwards went back with met a slow sale, at last week's prices. Oats in fair demand.
his ticket Mat"' and thaw° to Yoh," you Wttulf‘AudY at late rates. Barley dull and unaltered in value. Wkest,
add, "and there was Do doubt that he had not wished to white, 18s. to 20a 6d. ; red, 17a. to 19s. • barley, 12a.
go to Whitby at all, but to York." Now, so far from this to 13a. 6d.; oats, potato, 10a. to Ils. 6d. ; ditto e' "a,
being the fact, I aver I was os my regular journey, had been sit. to wo 64,
duly advised"'era days Preeiftery' and my ticket wag
COWHiSTLII, APPAL 25.—A heavy supply of wheat,
takes expressly for earn, to", and with some idea of r°- which was firm at the rates of last k. small supply of
turning to dins with roma friends at Scarborough, but the former
slmcat
compsey having frittered away my time seeking restitution !Mt 1:"'",...d the
of my portmantsoa and then altogether refusing to give it ww"
up, I was compelled to go to York that night, and proceed GUILDPOLD, Aran 25.—There was only a moderate
os the fallouts( day to Loodos, to obtain fresh cloths., tins. Bundy of wheat at market to-day. 'flier, was a bettor
I therefore eismider you will b• pleased, in common justice, demand than of late, and at prima the turn dearer. Barley
to give the public this erplasatios in of omy not scans, and quite as dear. Wheat, 40a to fi9s. ; bar:try,
riminog• porthisotao. with to;21 ei, • (as given in 30s. to 40a; oata, 225. to 27.. ; beton, 38.. to 41a. ; peas,
evldence), in lieu "of my perms," as you aveluit i your 3814 OW- per qr.
rerv;gors, &a, W. S. RUNSEY, Plaintiff,s i Hirrrozo, &nut. 25.—A very small market. Supply of
Stork Hotel, April 95. wheat limited. Tiede brisk at kat week's rates Malting

wawa about over, sod very little doing in barley. o,t,
and beans rather esoior to purchase. Wheat, red, per .
nun, 28s to 30s. ; lino, 325. ; white. runs, 30s. to 32a.; fine, 3.1 i:
Barley, grinding, 211 s. to :ilia tats, wane, per qr., !hi t,
'24s. ; feed, 22e. to 2lis. BcAtlll, per toed, 25e. to 211‘ day
24a. to 275. _ . .

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Lexcnorta, Aran. 25.-* • were tolerably wen n0p0.,4
with wheat, which came to head for the mist part in g.,4
condition. There was a healthy inquiry at extreme mot
Old red, 48e. to 525. ; new, 42a. to 47a. ' • aer white. 44,
to 50s. par 36 stone. The amount of boeioeee doet
barley was small, and prices ware quite so easy as La
week. Malting, 34a. to 395. per qr. ; vied*, .2fe. to 34,
per 30 stone. Oata were sparingly represented, and th.
demand ruled fins at extreme rates ; old, 27e. to 30e,
sew, 22e. to 28e. per 24 slope.
NIWCAKTLE.UPON-TTNE, Aram 25.-At our market thie
morning we had a good supply of wheat from the grower;
and having very little offering from the resat, a dearaow
was early made at full/ last week's prices. Choice mom
country and foreign being held for rather more money, had
the effect of checking sal" hot in the limited Moines;
done previous rate, were rather exceeded ; upon the whuie,
however, a firmer tone prevailed than for some time pat.
Floor met more attention, and for extra foreign our high*
quotations were more willingly paid. Grinding barley 4.
changed. Little passing in malt. Bet= were in little faro,
and boiling pots to sell were fully la. lower. Oats in nod;
request, and still inclining higher. The arrivals this week
are :-Wheat, coastwise, 1,186 qrs. Barley, cannel*,
,y)
qrs. Oak, coastwise, 500 qrs. DISCS, ccanwisa 30
Floor, coastwise, 200 sacks..
Noumea, Aram 25.-There waa a tolerably tor
supply of wheat at this market to-day, and the trade eke
firm at last week's prices ; in some instances, indeed-,
quotations were it shade higher. Only a sample or two of
barley is sow offered, and pnoes have become almost oomittl
Is oats, beams, or peas little doing. Whit* wheat (weigtag
50Ibs. to 631 be.), 45e. to 465. • red ditto (weighing at,
to 631b5.), 41s. to 465. ; best chevalier malting bilk,
(weighing 531bs. to 541te.), 38s. to 40s. ; runs cilevi.d.
ditto (weighing 621 be. to 531b5.), 38a. to 37e. ; distilling
ditto (weighing 491ba. to Ms.), Ma. to 35e. ; oats, 24e,
to 28e. ; bear, 375. to 38a. ; pan, 36e. to Ws. per quarter ;
flour, 32a. 6d. to 335. per sack. Averages :-Wheat, 271
qrs., 44a. 10d.; barely, 327 qrs., 365. lid.; oats, 42 qra.,
NOTTINGHAM, APRIL 25.-The show of wheat WSW fair la
the season, and emulated of red and white eisseriptiose.
The young wheats continue to progress exceedioey well is
this count The demand ruled firm, and fully late root
were made. New red, 42e. to 495. ; new white. 43e. to
535. per 30 stone. There was a limited supply of barley,
the demand for which was slow at barely late mummies ;
foreign melting, 32.. to 39a. ; boom grown, 32e. to 41.. per
quarter ; grinding, 27a. to 295. per 30 stone. For oils the
demand ruled healthy, and prices were the taro higher;
old, 255. to3ll. ; new, 22a. to 270. par 24 doss.
OIPORD, APRIL 25.-Today there was a better dement
for wheat of film _ Prices far whitt ruled from 50t

to 545. per qr. ;'far led, from 40.-to 30, Du*, -cf.
which there was eery little offering, was worth from 31.
to 38s. oats, 20, to 213, ; beam, for which there was i
better demand, 36.. to 43, ; hog peas, 38s. to 45, ; flora
(seconds), 34e. per sack.
PIPITIIHOROOOI4 APIIIL 25.-There was rather • ley
supply of wheat hare today, and it found Wyse at 1a p.
qr. over the prices of last week. But little spring corn of
tering. Oats the turn dearer ; and dry, hard beans mad
h. to 2s. per qr. more money.
ROCHISTI3, APRIL 25.-For beet simples of foreig
wheat the terms were Ns. to 60a. per quarter. Best haw
white was quoted at 545. to 38s. ; and red at 48e. k
grown per quarter. Secondary and inferior white, 46e.
54a. ; and red, 40e. to 48, per quarter. The barley trade a
altogether stagnant, the season for malting being early
en end. For best malting the quotations were 36e. to a,
and grinding 26e. to 295. per quarter. There was • be
show of oats, but owing to the mildness of the ROAM thel
is little demand for that description of grain. Prices se
therefore, nominal, beet Poland' making 26.. to 285., oaf
other lots 20s. to 26e. per qr.
Wieencii, Area 25.-The supply of all grain is fa s
this day's market. Wheat meets with buyers readily ,
prices that could not be obtained last week. Spring tors d
all kinds in favour of the seller. Weather Abe, bet a
wasted. Pita= to the grower :-Wheat, white, a
495. ; ditto red, 44e. to 465., 631bs. per bash& 0,1.
100. to I.ld. per stone. Beane, 33.. to 36, per qr. 9
stone ; ditto, oid,44a.
Wonewtra, Aram 25.-At this day's market Cher' es
• leis supply of wheat from the farmers, the tan on wink
wee in favour of the seller. Foreign wheat was fully II
deer. Barley, oats, beans, and plea sweltered.
You, Area 25.-The supply of wheat was modelle.
Sales proceeded steadily, and pram were quite as hick w
in the week previous. Prices for sew white ranged few
45e. to 50, ; for sew red, 40s. to 44. per 36 dee. Tte
demand for barley was inactive, and although there was a
small supply, late rates were difficult to sapport ; malag,
to 30s. per qr. ; grading, 281. to 30a. par 30stene.
There was more doing in oats, sad holders mods a
trifling advance oo late rates; new, 30. to 24, per 94 item
KIRKCALDY, Arm 25.-At our owastry Barka this
week we had, as usual at this mace. very little pen ef
kind offering. The d.enand for keel ecauseption take
almost all that offers, at fully lest week's lade. Bea
day, we bad moderate supplies of all kinds a grain. if boat
and barley brought same prices as last wea, and osta too
rather dearer. Wheat, 35. to 47e. 6d. per qr. ; belay.
Ms. to 31s. 6d.; oats, 235. to 27.
WATIMPORD, APRIL 25.-The small quantity of inst
wheat on offer has found ready buyers at the cerresey a
this day ..'might. Foreign has bees awe inquired for a
slightly enhanced prices. Barley quiet. and angered a
value. Oete 3d. per barrel dearer, bat difficult to move t
the advance. Indian corn more saleable, bat Let week'
quotation cannot be exceeded. Floor slow. Imports this
week -Wheat, 2,630 qrs. ; Indian corn, 407 ; flour,l
seas. Exports; this week a-Oatia, 1,863 barrels ; flour,
sacks. -
CATTLE-CAauscs; Anal 23.-To-dey's supply w
comparatively short. There was a good inquiry for
and calving cow, and also for the better dam of mu
The alight reduction in the pricer of pigs which bolder■ we
obliged to make at the last market hid the effect of lea
ing the supply to-day, nearly 40 cartloads being on offe
Jobbers made extensive purchases, and the trade dose w.
mostly retail. Both the better clams of pigs and dots we
scarce. Young Pigs ranged from IT. to 19..

THE CHARGE OP SCUTTLING • SHIT OFF 7...:
NMI COAST.--Allred Oreyston, late caphda of the .L
Earl of Derby, and James Anderson, We carpenter -.
board the same vessel, were brought before the maestro
at the Liverpool police court cm Saturday, charged as
having attempted to cast away and destroy the Ear . i
Derby by scuttling her off the Irish cast on the Ist Dem,
her last. Mr. M'Culloch, instructed by Mewl. lown,is
Bataan, sod Co., applied for a remand in comequecce.
the non-arrival of a witness from London. Mr. Cobb,:
behalf of the prisoners, asked Mr. Raffles if he intended;
commit the Owners for trial, and if so whether lad cot..
be accented? Mr. Raffles said hie iutention wu to COME
the prisoner., but he had no objection to admit them'
bail—the captain in two sureties of 2.50/. each, and the ex
pouter in two sureties of 1001. The prisoners were thee"
mended until to-morrow.
FOREIGN Liurnostn.—Great Reduction in Pries
—Behallin, Dupla* and Co., Steam Distillery, Spa, aisle.
inventors of the celebrated Whir de Spa, have been awarder It
Prim Medal for the excellence of their superfine liqueurs, vial
are all warranted to be the product of direct distillatioa 0.-
not being compounded with essences, will improve with at
The following table shows, in the first .solumn, the pricks chard
in England for each bottle of some of the foreign liqueurs, as. i
in the second column, the reduced prices:
ad. ad. e. a. t.l.
Ebrir de Spa IX 0 9 6 Feu d'or Dentslek .. 14 0 20
61.
Ditto Liqueur but,
Curacao set; per Dot ll 6 6 6 i Crania de GM Mos.. 14 0 0 0
Ditto, atone creche l7 6 9 0 Ditto Vieille VI 6 'ill
Maraschino, per flask 10 6 8 0 Ditto Novena
Ditto, liqueur bot. .. .. 6 6 Elixir de Gams ...
Every liqueur quoted at de may be n half Mottles a
lla. 0.1. Sclialtln, Duplate, and Co. expect that..
by enahlmr. it
public to get superfine liqueurs at reasonable pries', their lee'
Seal use will won become as universal In this country as li •
abroad. Raving appointed the Angio-ContWental /mewl "
consignees, all orders must be directed to lamas Lott'
manager, 91., Cam:matfett, Landon, R.C. Complete price lie
sent free. tin receipt of SIX Bumps the - Grief Bator, of o
Origin, Composition, and Virtues of Foreign LAglit'llrl," also it•
free. Agents wanted all over the United Kingdom. Ter
1 beraL-(Advertisensenal

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DIATBS.

BIRTH&
ANDRLIVB.—ApiI 13, at he the wife of U

Andrews, 189' ~ eon.
BARBMIL —April 13, M Lime Grove Vtew. Manchester, Ow
of .1. Barber, Msg., of a daughter.
PLl4L—Aprill3, at Westbourne torsos, the wile of r'
Zaq., of a son.
SMITH.—April 11• at March road, &Woo, the wile "11

71;11; 114- .t , ~ of • ion.
ISTURT.—ApriI V, ut Highbury New.park. the wife of V.
Sturt, of a daughter.
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ARRIAGES.
BILLS-11111WICK.—Aprtl ES, at St. Peter's. Islingtoo. •
Itev. J. Ilealegrate, E Rills, of The Bane, eru.
Kee, to Sarah Broadhurst, daughter rof .1. Puthirat,
BnlyrreU, Ynntahire.
HOENE-011rON.—April 23, at St. Ovarge'S
the Nev. E. L. Hoene, W.A..llorace. ward If.
of 1.10B"•,,'
of Ruaselkequare. to Hamad) Louisa, daughter J. h.
Mac, Y.R.C.8.. of Buseell.oveuare.
MOLL—ABBUTT.—ApriI It, at St. Peter's, Nottiag•hill.
Rev. D. Harding. James George, eat of J. Bout
KrauluEtoo-parkaar.lots, to Mahe Ann, daughter
Abbott, Eat., of Peautrtidge.square, W.

DEATHS.
ABWION.—ApriI 22, A. F. Ashton, lan., of Pelham.croot•
Brampton, aged ea
BULLOCI.—AprII 21, at Widessarsh•strefet. Hereford. ‘b
lan, aged 66.
DWYKIL—ApriI Pt, at Lennox Lodge, am:lthaca Major C •
T. P. Dwyer, It. N.
LE 01108.—Aprll ”, at Winston, IDirabeth, the I.cluve.l.,''
Charles Lc Gros, Ewe of Cheltenham, aged 41 Ynclni, •
receive thla Intimation.
131r4TWAITZ..—Apra 21, 11r. J. Owthwalte, of fine"'
termed, aged 114.
STRONCL—ApriI 21, at Bader, Anse Ilargretta wile of the g'
1 C. fgrarag, egad Th.
WALL—Apra IS, J. Ware, lgaq ,of Haekney.road. na'a ,

Mated sad rut/What by WiLuAn Nun !WAR et.;
Lumbordstreet, to ea City of Lond" Yrtoter.
Office, If, Lousher44lnlet, la the Yfliclact of Whltetto"
1110NuAr. Ana V. 140.