The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-07 00:00:00

MARKET&

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TALLOW.-BATORDAT EvErMo.—The market ws
steady to-day :--Fipot, new, 425. ; 1862, break 41s. 6d.
October to December, 425. 3d. ; Jasuary to March, 431. ;
Delivery to last Minn 1,067 casks ; arrivals 640 mks.
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COTTON.—Lrviaroot, Sm. 5.—A very pod bruiser
has been transacted to-day as the extreme prices of yester-
day. The sales are 12,000 bales, of which 5,000 ue oa
speculation sod for export. 1,500 Americo, 23d. to 23141. ;
9,V0 Surat, 131 d. to '22(d. ,• 1,000 Egyptian, 2114. to 25d. ;
10 Pernambuco, 24id. ; 150 Bahia and Maosio, 2214. ;
120 litaranhass, 241 d. To-day's import is 10,745 tales.

COTTON GOODS. Marcnessma, Sere. s.—Both
yarn and cloth market have beau comparatively quiet
throughout this week, though the besieges has not bees
inoorunderable. Some people attribute the change to a
natural motto; after merchants have supplied most of
their more pressing orders, but it is no doubt in part doe
to the kessossi with which any indications of ether are
watched in the cotton market, The entire rim of the raw
material at Liverpool do not reach 47,000 hales, of which
22,000 ban bees taken for speculation and export. Prices
are nominally rasher higher for yarn se well se cloth than
at the ekes of last week, but in reality thiamin and menu-
facturen are owe easy to deal with sow than they were
sada the pressure and excitenieut of • Asia( and active
cotton market. Last week, frost the mese last named,
producers appeared hardly so know bow to limit their de-
mand; and with heavy molars ou head, sod the future
wet of cotton unknown, this is hardly to be wondered
at. With a calm and quieter state of thirty they are MOM
reasonable, and buyers area more disposed to take time.
WOOLLEN.—Lierts, Elar,. s.—The markets this mous-
ing wens well attended both by bums and menu! snorer;
and • good barrows wee treemated. Wttneys sod pilots
commanded the lading share of at teetios ; there wee aim •
fair demand for stout malice; check; tweed; and white
hairnets. Rates f ally maintain their Anthem

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HARDWAltE.—Thaillthaide, Barr. s.—The trade el
this town is upon the whole in a satisfactory state ; in some
branchd, the fancy trades for instance, slackness has bees
to a certain extent experienced, but in nearly all the mod
important tiadea the orders in are sufficient to mettle the
manufacturers to keep their workpeople on at full time. In
the foreign department there is a fair amount of bumbled
doing ; the continental orders have come in more freely of
late ; on account of Spain, Italy. aud the Levant th are
rather above the average. The West India trade is ey
still
crippled( by the A mericau war, and so beg as it continues
not much improvement can be expected in our transactions
with that quarter. In reference to particular branches not
much change bas taken place of late ; for cabinet brass-
foundry the orders have somewhat declined ; the tin-plate
workers are well supplied with orders. and the edge-tool
makers areffully ersployed.lThe butten makers report busi-
edss quiet, and the jewellers have some of them been rather
augmenting stocks of late. The military gun trade is dull.
In the adjoining district the manufecturing trades are in a
tolerably healthy state, but there is an agitation going on
about were amongst the milers, and on the part of seas
of the men who are engaged in the Woe and coal trades,
which has • bad effect on husiude operations generally. It
is doubtful whether the furnace-men, collie's, and others
will be satisfied with the advance which has been conceded.
Some public meetings have been held, others are spoken of, •
and a trades' union is to be formed by the men in South
Staffordshire and East Worcestershire. It is almost add-
led to say that this may be pc &reties of much mischief is
various weys ; but of late labour has been rather soda in
the district, and the men hare rather the upper hand, •
veuttige grouud which may be easily abused, especially as
they are urged to the committal of act' of folly by the va-
rious adventurers who, for owe purpose or other, ase always
intent oc fostering strife between the employer and the

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CORN.-Cartinartos, Barr. 5.-We had only &moderate
supply of all corn, which made as mach money as last week.
Wheat, red, 40s. to 45e., white, 46e. to 48s. ; barley, 325.
to 38a. ; oats, 20a. to 265. ; twee, as. per bushel ; peas, 40‘
to 425.
CARLISLE, Barr. 5.-The weather has bows so unsettled
in this district that scarcely any of the grain has berm lei
and not much boa been cut. There war a sample of new
wheat in our walked to-day in moderate condition, but the
supply of all kinds of grain was sinalL Wheat sold in seen
eases at 6d. per Carlisle board duns on last week'. rates.
Barley and oats were without change. The prices were :-
Whits wheat, 17s. to 19e. ; red wheat, 15s. 6d. to 17a. 6d. ;
pew barley, 12s. to 13s. ; old barley, 12a to 13e. ; sew
potato oats, 9e. to 10s. ; ditto old. 9s. 6d. to 101. 6d. ; eons-
moo oats, 9.. to 10e. per Carlisle bushel. Flour, la. 9d. to
21. ld. ; attune', 2s. to Its. 3d. ; rimed, La. 4d. ; barley.
meal, le. 4d. per stone.
Cotcararan, Barr. 5.-A fair supy el wheat and
barley ; rotrierete of beans and peas. Wheat is demand at
an advance of L. Barley, beans, and pees unaltered.
GUILDFORD, Sim 5.-There was a fair supply or wheat
at our market to-day. There was a fair demand for all
glawriptmur and from la. to 2e. pia qr. over the rates of
last week w;s realised. Peas firm. Bye, a large quantity
on offer, and at low prices. Wheat, new, Os. to ggs,
old, 40s. to 545. Barley, 325. to 40s. Peas, 35e. to 385.;
par qr. Oats, 20s. to 265. Bye. Us. to 345.
Lsicannit, Barr. 5.-At our corn market to-day there
was a tolerable show of wheat, the bulk of the samples
being or the new mop. Atteedance fair, and sales were
made steadily at 1.. per qr. advance. New white made 435.
to 46e. ; new red, 42a. to 44e. . • old white, 445. to 48a. ; old
red, 42a. to 45e. per 36 stone.e. The show of barley was
somewhat improved, and a fair deemed prevailed at quite as
much money as on the week previous ; malting, 34e. to
38s. per qr. ' grinding, 30.. to 325. per 30 stone. The
demand for cats wee sot squill to the supply, and sales were
=ado at last week's currencies ; old, 26s to 30s. ; new, 245.
to 27e. per 24 stone. The show of beaus was short, and tales
were made steadily at full prime-40s. to 42,. per 38 stone.
Floor, 295. to 355. per 20 atone.
Nawcurrt.s-itron-Tvaa. Beres. 6.-At our market this
morning we had an extremely moderate show of wheat
from the growers, but from the *oast the arrivals
ate liberal, end moderate from abroad. Fresh-thrashed
samples being wanted, a reedy clearance was effected at as
advance of la. per qr. ; only one sample of new shows
from our own oughbourhood, and, hero; is most wretched
condition, it could oely be placed at 365. per qr. • sew
south country sold quickly, anything extra ecautisi;dies a
slight improvement. Little dove is old Norfolk, but there
wee a fair inquiry for foreign. two-year old Deotsic mochas(
49a., and lest year'. 466. per 5049 a., enteral weight about
U Ilelbs. per bushel. Norfolk dour was is brisk demand.

Foreign descriptions bad also more tone. Grinding barley
more sought after, and fully la higher. Malt, Wins line,
neglected. Little doing in beans or peas. Oats bald more
firmly. 'the arrivals this week are :—Wliest, coastwise,
3,461 firs. • foreign, 423. Barley, ocaltwiea, 28. (MM,
emstanse, 1,445 ; foreign. 895. Flour, coastwise, 1,151
muka. lodic corn dour, 100 sacks.

NORWICH, Sept. s.—There was only a fair Bop.
ply of wheat at this market today and the demand being
more animated than for some time prat, prices raled ls.
per qr. dearer than on this day se'nsight.. Several samples
of new barley ware offered for sale, sad essamssded prices
ranging from Ur. to 375. per qr., aroordiag to quality.
New white wheat (weighing 621 b. to 651 b.), 46.. to 47a. ;
red ditto (weighing 621 b. to 66113.). 43a. to 455, per qr.
Flour, 31a. w seek. Averages :—Whest. 2,121 qrs.,
42m. 811. ; bar*, 3119 qrs., 34a. 3d. ; oats, 37 qrs., 245.
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NlYnnioliAll, SIFT. 5. —There was a fair show of new
wheat at our coommarket to-day, the quality and ceeditlie
of which 1,11111 very good indeed. Of old sorts dumpily was
limited. There was a healthy demand end rises were la.
per qr. higher. Old white sorts were quoted at 45e. to 505.;
Dew 435. to 50s. ; old red, 40s. to 46r. ; new, 425. to 475.
per:4s mope. The supply of barley was moderate lied the
tome of the trade was steady at the full prices of last week ;
malting (sew), Ms. to 40a. per qr. ; pude% We. lied
=toes. There was a fair labOw of oats which mot a slow
end the prime of last week were set obtained by
6d. to is. per qr. ; old, Ha. to 31s. • new, 225. to 275. ; old
lorries, 25e. to 27.. per 24 dose. Beans met a toissable sale
at the currencies of last week ; old, Ito. to 435. per 30 Mow
Mow, 29r. to 39e. per sack.
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Oxman, SEPT. 6.—There was a better deemed for good
samples of wheat at this corn exctutoge to-day, to
which pricer rather increased ; old white was worth
445. to 465. per qr. • Dew white. 44e. to nes. ; old red, Mk
to 465. ; new red. Vint* 41e. Many samples of sow were is
a damp state. New barley, rather mare offerlag, made
from 365. to 42a ; oeM, MN. to 28s. ; beam, 365. to 445. ;
dry samples sere in reqoest, and folly Talked IL IBM
than this day es'oniglit. Flour (seconds). 325. and 335. per
sack. Owing to the very showery weather during the present
weak but little has bees done towards housing what remiss
of the harvest in this neighbourhood, chiefly beans sod
barley, the latter of which is growing out considerably.
The berbege and root crops have been very much improved
by the rain, except potatoes, which are fast rooting a second
time ; the dinette, we are happy to ends chiefly coufined to
plots on very low sad damp POW.
PISUBORODOH, Scrr. s.—We had a large show of new
wheat to-day, and prices in some intones* were is. per qr.
higher than those made last week. Barley for malting pur.
poses sold at 365. to 38s. per qr. A plentiful supply of new
oats, sod prices rule teem 10d. to 1111. per stone.
BiADDIG, £4la.r. s.—Our market opened this morning
with a small attendee's of buyers, and a moderate supply of
wheat in but middling audition. Trade was dull, but last
week's prices were fully supported. and is some few cans
there teas a trifling advance. The heavy rain, which have
sow no long continued, has in many instances materially
dammed the crops of barley. Sprouting is reported from
every dinrict.
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ROCIRINTIER, Sin. b.-Owing to the unsettled weather
=ads at this cora ezehaege were bet ugedgestely far-
with grain. several of We samples berg is rather
poor omedition. Of new wheat there was • feir
but there was as absence of speculatiou. and the besieges
done was chiefly of a retail character. For best white the
quotations were the earns as them of list week, prime
parade of white making ids. to 50a, sad seemedary and is-
ferior, 40a. to 46e. per qr. ; beet red was 425. to 46e., and
inferior 38e. to 425. per qr. Foreign wheat was firm, and
late rates were supported ; best Babies were 50s. to 564.,
sad others 44a. to 46e. Is dour there wee little dein, and
the tom of the market wag is favour of the buyer. The
barley trade was flat in consequence of the favourable Mate
of the crop, and poises receded shoot 6d. to Ia per quarter.
Best malting was 36a. t 0394., and grinding 25e. MX& prieqr.
OM, were 6d. per quarter cheaper, and tie top pries tor
best foreign was Sis. Beare and peas both in small
supply, and the mistakes' as before.
Wiseecfl, SIFT. 5.-The weather has been unsettled
during the week, and has impeded both carting sod Linea-
int, consequently the delivery has been short. Red wheat
makes fully the prices of last week, and white Is. per qr.
more. A fair supply of oats, trade stably at rather ler
mosey. Other things as before. Pricer to the grower :-
Wheat, white, new, 45a. to 475. ; red. ditto, 435. to 45a ;
white, old. 445. to 465. ; red, ditto, 42ato 44e., 631bs. per
bushel. Oats, new, 100. to Ild. per stone.
WORCISTU, Bur. 5.-At this day's market there was •
short supply of English wheat, which sold at aa advance of
Is. per quarter, but this improvement did not exited to old
or foreign. Bean 6d. to Ia per quarter dearer. Oats 6d.
to Is. per quarter lower, with an improved male. Beans and
peas held for former mem.
Yoax, Sirr. 5.-At our oars market to-day the
supply of wheat was about an average for the ammo,
most of the samples being in good condition. Buyers
operated cautiously at an advance of IL per quarter. Old
white, made 48e. to 50s. • old red, 435. to 45a. • new, 425.
to 475. per 36 atone. barley there wee sot a large
show. There was a firm feeling in the trade and late
currencies were well m dotsiined-griedieg, Vs. to 30a. per
30 stone. The show of oats was fair, but the demand ruled
inactive at priors favouriog buyers ; sew, 225. to 245. per 24
atom. For beans (which were in short supply) good prices
were obtained ; old, 40s. to 421. per 38 stops. Malt, 625.
to 64e. ; rye, 32a. per quarter. Flour, 34a. to 35a. per
280 lbe.

Wart EVOKE, SEPT. s.—We have qua to report conside-
rable arrivals of foreign grain. with increased deliveries of
oar ewe growth. The medition of the latter. as far as
Wheat is Gouraud, shows no improvement. bat barley and
eats are generally in very good order. Our market has bona
moderately active throughout the week, but the Widmer
of prices bas ben downwards. Irish wheat may be writes
la. per laurel cheaper ; at the reductioa millers hey freely.
Foreign is good request at 6d. per barrel lees mervey. Bar-
ley unaltered in value, but oats can be bad at 3d. to ed.
per barrel below our last quotations.. Indian cora rather
lower Ia the middle of the week, but ori large buying the
hat day or two, the decline has been fully recovered. Flour
rather easier. Imports this weeX:—Wheat, 6.295 qv. ;
Indian corn. 8,395 qrs. Exports thin week :—Oats, 1,555
barrels ; flour, 198 sacks; oatmeal, 51 sacks.

CATTLE.--Cutmetz, SEPT. s.—There wu a fair show
of Irish cattle at our market today. hut buyers being in
'Tall attendance trade wu dill. Irish heifers of prime
quality brought prices ranging from 9/. to 11/. ; inferior
aorta, 61. to 81. There was a good supple of lambs, which
sold slowly at the followiug rates Half•breda, 22a. fal. to
26e. ; Cheviots, 13e. to 16e. 6d. pit hoed.

SCOTCH PIO IROX MARKET.—Mixesi numbers
warrants have advanced coceiderably during the last two
months, acrd have reached the high price of 56.. sellers per
too, which is entirely owing to the state of the accounts (is
they say on the Stock Exchange). bat no farther advance of
say amount is now expected, as the prodnetioe is more than
equal to the demand for export and foreign shiprnenta.
There is a considerable quantity of pig iron shipped from
Scotch and English ports to swell the 111111011111 of weekly
shipments in order to serve the purpose of the " bull
Party."
THB STEAM HAMS AT BIRRIVNHEAD.—It now
appear that the steam rams just launched from the yard
44 Herm. Laird were built for the Confederate government.
Neither the French government nor the French people were
concerned in the basilican, but a French banker was. The
two rams were to be paid for out of the proceeds of the Con-
federate Iran. M. tangier was one of the contractors for
that loan, and he was also a guarantee for the payment of
the contract with Messrs. Laird for the cost of the tworerna
He has a mortgage on both. They may, therefore, ulti-
mately become hie, but then the law would have to deal
with a new feature in the transaction.
M. Latvia might
sell them to the British government at cod price, and they
are well worth the money—not for sea, but for coast awl
harbour service. It might be dangerous to need them acmes
the Atlantic in winter. For privateers they are totally unfit.
Liverpool Lail, Pops.
Tan " Antiquary " would bare stoutly main-
dined the laspeesibliity of a message beteg received in London
within a few minutes of its being written In Edinburgh. But It
la undeniable. Equally so is the fact of Orey Hair being restored
to its natural colour. and neuralgia and nervous headache cured
by herring's Magnetic Brasher and Combs. Recent Improve- •
ments have made them almost infallible.—N.B Counterfeits
are being made.--Ofilcea, Bealagball-street, London.--(Adnr-
tisenient.l

BIRTHS, NARTIIAGES, AND DEATBS.
BIRTHS.
COURTIZZY.--Beptember 3, at Woodford,lthe wife of C. W.
000841147, Req., of a son.
TIOGIbS.--13emtetniver 4, at Brunswick 4,100 re, the wife of J.
riggins, Req., jun., of • daughter.
NARDY.—September 4, at Clapton.square, the wife of Mr. C.
Hardy, of a daughter.
PRATT.—September 3, In St. George's-square, Stamford. Mrs.
R. Pratt. of • eon.
RAWLlNSON.—September 2, at Lemb's Conduit-place, Guilford.
street. Rumelloquare, the wife of Mr. A. Raw Moon, of s son.
SY EJ.LIBO.--fleptember 2, at Winchester, the wife of J. W.
Snelling, Esq., of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
CLAYTON—BROWNS-ISeptember 3, at Christ Church, Clifton,
by the Rev. C. B. Dalton. M.A., rector of Highgate. the Rev.
C. Ctsyton. M.A.. Senior Fellow and tutor of i.`.41110 College, and
incumbent of Trinity Church. Cambridge, to Jose, daughter of
the late Rev. Alexander Browne, M.A., mew of Yterapton•
rum-If enemy*, Suffolk.
DAY—GAltßAD.—September 3, at the pariah church of Bares Si.
I Mail. Suffolk, by the Rev. A. Banbury, M.A., I. E. Day, Fig,
of Hertford.atreet, Mayfair, to %Limbs* daughter of J.
Gamut. Pat., of Secretaries, Bares.
GARB—MIDDLETON.—September 3. at St. Milf sail:web, Aber-
gavenny, by the Rev. C. T. C. Pigott, M.A., noYsrd Baker, eon
of the late 11. Gabh, req.. of IJwy•-418. mar AborliwemaY•
Roes Mary. daughter of the late A. P. Tag..
Igamington.
DEATHS.
DllFlGULD.—Septrniher I. at Ascot. W. Duffield, Req., of VDT*,
Plithingore-gardens. Kessington, aged at.
OlLLlMPlR.—Septenaber 3, A. Glikagig Hag., of Tork.place.
P004111•81.40018r, 44.178.
GROVYR.—Septem. er 3, J. Grover, Req., of Denb*hatreet,
Fif1,81144-804,01, Mullen, aged M.
TOWNlL—fteptomber R at Klugalitudgmeeettt, Mary, the wife of
Mr. A. Towles, aged IA
WRTHERFlRLD.—Arptember.itigitlaiden.lane. C.oventgarden,
Beaty. sou of the late T. W Id, Feu., aged 81.
WILLIRKS.-BePtenther 3. Mr. . lllDlatty of CMS de rEurope.
3411011**4. 03.

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and Puhltened y WILLIAM KINO UAL of N0.„.8.
Louhard•street, in the City of London, Printda, at tat
06,, in temhardetreat, Is the Precinct of Whitesinre—•
MOBLAT, SARUM% 7. UM