The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-05 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.--MATUBDAY EVIXINCI.--•n• market was quiet
to•day. The dosing prices were as follows :--Spot,
t 3 445. 9d. • March, 46..; April to Julie. 44.. 9d.; October
Ito Decemb;s, 46.. Delivery to last evening, 1,012 casks ;
arrivals ditto, 451 casks.

001TON.—LavrapooL, JAIL 3.—There bu been • better
demand, and a rather improved feeling today. The sales
are 8,000 bales, iooluding 300 American at 22d. to 240. ;
7,180 Surat, 131 d. to 20d. • 200 Egyptian, 23d. to 20d. •,
320 Persian., 24d. ; which 3,000 are for speculation and
export. The week's import is 13,8:16 bales.

oarroN GOODS. —lllmratzersa, JAL a- The mar-
ket has not been very aotivethie week, having been inter-
fered with by the holidays; but we have had a rather
eager inquiry from buyers both of yarn and cloth. The
report that the brokers in Liverpool had found 100,000
bales of cotton more in stock at the annual stock-taking on
Wednesday than the trade had been led to expect gave a
check to business and some decline in prices, bus the market
appears to have now pretty much recovered from it. In
grey printers production is rather on the nacreous at
advancing rates. For 9.Btbs, 5-4ths, and 6-4ths printers
there is also an increase of production, but prices are rather
irregular. Most of the makers, however, are under orders.
Domestia are light in stock and linn. In T cloths prices
rather check business. The demand is chiefly from the
borne trade, and is rather on the increase ; but buyers
hesitate at giving the advancing rates demanded through
the late heavy ries of cotton. In yarn there has been a
good business on the whole, and the inquiry, which is for
nearly all markets, has induced a belief that much heavier
sales might hare been effected bet for the considerable
advance in prices on Tuesday, which in some of the liner
counts, from Egyptian cotton, was Id. to 2d. per lb. In One
instance we heard of • spinner declining to take orders at
leas than 5..1. per lb, advance on the rates at which he had
just cleared oat his old stock.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Litipa, JAN. 3.—The year has
opened with better markets this morning in both depart-
merits than have bees known for some time. The attend-
sacs both of buyers and manufacturers wee good, ■ud an
animated tooe prevailed. The chief demand was of cOUTIO
for light spring fabrics, such as meltons in plain and fancy
styles, checks, diagonals, and other makes fur the coming
season. A fair quantity of light mediums in the white also
changed hands both in unions and all wools, principally low
and middle qualities.

HARDWARE.—BIRMINONAM, JAN. 3.—There has been
the usual quiet in the trade of this town this week ; at
some of the niaeufactories bushman was reconimeueed on
Thursday, but the rolling mills are most of them stseding,
• and there will not be much doing for the next week or tea
days, as there are very few orders coming in on account of
the home trade. The geeeralitrade of the town has been for
the past six mouths tolerably healthy ; in the first quarter,
' sod indeed all through the spring, a good deal of languor
prevailed, but towards Ilidatunuier au improvement became
visible, sod from that time to the end of the year there has
been a steady if Dot a brisk trade doing. Stocks have Dot
been augnieuted, yet our population has been fully employed,
and pauperism Las gradually diminished. Upon the whole,
the past has been by no means an unprosperous year fur
this town. Next week is the quarterly meeting of the
irounuisters, but it is not anticipated there will be much of
animation.

CORN.—CAMBRIDGIS, JAN. 3.—Wheat and barley were
in abort supply and dm in price ; oats cheaper. Wheel,
44c to 525. ; barley. 30s. to 38s. ; beaus, As. to 40a.
oats, 21s. to 28s. per qr.

CARLISLE, JAN. 3.—There was a moderato supply of all
kinds of grain at today's market. Whet met • good
demand, at fully last week's prices. Barley and oats in
fair demand, at last week's sates. Wheat, *Lite, sew,
17s. to 21a. ; old, .11a. to 225. &I. ; red, new, 16a. to
19a. 6d. ; old. 19a. Gd. to 2111. 6d. ; barley, sew, 10a. Gd.
to kb. Oats, potato, new, Be. to 9s. 3d. ; common, new,
7s, to Bs. ; beans, 16.. to 18s.

COLCHESTER. JAN. 3.—A small supply of wheat and
barley, but fair of other grain. Dry samples of wheat sold
'at an advance of lc • damp and inferior unaltered ; the
same reined's apply to barley. Beans and peas in slow de-
mand at drooping prices.

GUILDFORD, JAN. 3.-A fair supply of wheat at to-day's
market, for which there was a moderate demand at last
week's pnoes. Barley sad other cant at late mites.
Wheat. 445. to 61.. ; barley, 30s. to 395.; oats, M. to 275. ;
plea, 39a. to 41a. ; beans, 380. to 42.. per qr.
HIRTFOItD, JAN. 3--A fair supply of wheat. sad trade
vary firm at fully late rates. A 'amity show of barley, aid
prices lc per qr. higher. Oara sod Wass as before. Red
wheat, 33a. ; white, 345. per loot Barley. 425. Oats, 2135.
psi gr.

Jax. 3.—Tbara warn but a limited Timothy of

imbed to-day, eowsisting of red end white description
The condition of the samples WY rather improved. Buren
operated steadily, and an adrenal of ls. per quarter on late
rates was made. New white sold at 475. to 31s. ; new
red, Ms. to 495. ; aid whit*, fitin to 60s. ; old td, to
bk. per 36 stoat Of barley the supply was • alts
odes took plans freely at quarter advance Or to
best sorts ; malting, 34a. to 395. per quarter ; feed sorts.
25. 16 30s. per 30 stow. The,. was a slow feeling is the
demand for oats, which wire takes at recent carreacies ;
old, 28s. to 325.; new, 21s. to 255. per 24 stone.

tiorcaens, ;TAN. &—At oar market this morning we
bad a moderate show of wheat from the growers, but from
the coast the snivels are to stair extent, whilst from abroad
the receipts are trifling; fresh threshed samples befog wonted
for mixing. *clearance wee tarty effected at an edetece of
Is. to 2s. per qr., extra white reaching 58e., whilst for south
comer/ and foreign a lively sale was experienced, at a rise
d Is. per qr. Flour must be written rather dearer, and
at ,arrest quotations we anticipate a good demand for
shake marks next week. la malting barley more stirring,
Om ruling fully is. hoer than out this day se'unight ;
Ei.;22 unchanged. ]Galt, holm line, most difficult of
Little paring in beans or pees. Oats in better
request, more especially choice Scotch, for which our highest
q_ootations are willingly paid. The arrivals this week are :
Wheat, cauterise. 4,310 qrs.; foreign, 2,160. Barley,
coastwise, 945 qrs. ; foreign, 466 ; Malt, coastwise, 105
Peas, foreign. 25 qrs. Flour, coastwise, 1,0'26 tacks. Indian
corn flour, 300 sacks.

NORWICH. JAN. 3.-There was a very good supply of
wheat at this market today, and the millers evinced rather
more disposition to purchase • prices advaoced is come.
queues Is. per qr. upon all deLcriptions. There was a fair
quantity of barley offering, and last week's rates were fully
supported for both malting and distilling aorta. Flour the
turn is favour of the seller. White wheat (weighing rbs.
to 6311:e.), 495. to 52a. ; red ditto (weighiog 57Iba to 631b5.),
44a. to 495. ; best chevalier m ltmg barley (weighing 3:ilbs.
to 541 b s.), 37.. to 38a. ; runs chevalier ditto (weighing 52Ibe.
to 5311 m), 345. to Stia. ; distilling ditto (weighing 491bs. to
511 be.), 30.. to 33a ; oat., 245. to 28s. ; beaus, 311 s. to 40a. ;
peas (maple), 38e. to 40s. per qr. ;Flour, 345. dd. per seek.
NOTTINGHAM, :As. 3.-The show of wheat was mode.
rate, and the attendance fair. There was a good de-
mand at Is. to 2s. per qr. advance. Old white made 55a.
to 645. ; old red, 50e. to 555. ; sew white, 42a. to 516. ; sew
red, 425. to 495. par 36 stone. There was a tolerable show
of barley, which met • healthy demand, and prices were
about la. per qr. higher ; new malting, 345. to 42s ; foreign,
34a. to 39k. per qr. ; grinding, 28.. to 30e. per 30 stona The
show of oats we moderate, and the demand was slow, at,
little or no alteration in price ; old, 25e. to 31s. ; new, tla.
to 26a. per 24 epee.
OXPOILD, J. 3.-The 'apply of corn to-day was rather
under the avenge, and as there was a disposition to pur-
chase, all good qualities of wheat, barley, and oats fully
realised ls. per quarter more. Bemis and bog peas, although
rather in demand, were no dearer. The quotations were as
follows, vu. ;-White wheat, 50s. to 56e.; red, 445. to 52a. ;
barley, 31e. to 425. ; oats, 17s. to 27a. beans, 345. to 425. ;
hog peas, 36e. to 40e. ; flour (seconds), 36e. to Ms. per wk.
Prnuthoßouce, Jaw. 3.-We had but a small supply of
wheat here to-day, and pries. for all descriptions wen IL
to Ih. per qr. higher. Barley and oats, each ready ea* and
made Is. per qr. over but week's prices. Beans as last
week, 34a. to 38s. per qr. .

Itaaunta, JAN. 3.—There was • moderate supply of
wheat at our market this morning, for the most part m very
middling condition. The attendance was about an average.
Prices were firmer, sad In some instances le. per qurter
mare money wu obtained. The trod' for barley was purely
of a nominal character. Should the weather prove more
favourable, no doubt an increased tone would be given to
the market.

ROCHESTER, JAN. 3.-Baines was somewhat brisker,
and the Moods were well supplied. Best ampler of white
were quoted at 54a. to 585., end red 48s. to 625. per qr. :
secoodary and inferior white was 48a. to Us., and red, 421.
to 48e. per qr. In barley a moderate busman was (loos
at previous rates ; for best malting the terms were 365. to
40a., and grinding, 26e. to 325. Oat. were a rather dull
trade, but prices underwent no change ; best foreign descrip-
tions were 26e. to 28a., and other lots, 235. to 26e. per qr.
WISBECH, JAN. 3.-A fair supply of grain at market to-
day ; good dry red wheat is in demand at ls. per qr., and
for floe white 2s. over the pries, of last week. Otte meet
a ready sale at 6d. per qr. more money. Beans, peas, &c.,
as before. Prices to the grower :- Wheat, white, 48s. to
bac. 631bs. per bushel ; red. 475. to 495. Oats, 100. to
110. •
44a. per Atom. Boma, 345. to 365. per qr. of 19 stone ;
WORMIER:Z. JAS. 3.-At this day's market there was a
large supply of wheat, which sold slowly at an advance of
la. per qr. More doing is barley at previous rates. Oats
fully as dear. Beans and peas neglected.
YORE. JAN. 3.-The show of wheat NM barely an
average one, and there was not a large show of factors'
samples. With a steady demand prices were la. per qr.
higher. New red may be quoted at 445. to 48s. ; new
white, 48s. to 52e. per 36 stone. The barley trade was
more active, and there being a moderate show holders were
enabled to make is. per qr. over the prices of last week for
the finest aorta ; melting, 335. to As. per qr. •, grinding,
295. to 31s. per 30 stone. There was a slow inquiry for
oats, which were a limited show, and recent prier were
with difficulty made-new 20s. to 245. per 24 dorm
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KIRKCALDY, Jas. 3.—At our couutry markets, this
week, era had no great quantity of grain offering. Good
qualities of new wheat brought lc to 2.. per qr. advance.
barley was about 6d. per qr. dearer. Oats much the acme
as last week. Hers, to-day, we had good supplite of all
kinds of grain. Wheat and barley sold at timely la. per
qr. advance, and oats much ea last week. Wheat, old and
new, to 535. per qr. Barley, new, 19a. to 31s. 6d. Oats,
new, 17.. to 25a.

WATERVORD, JAN. &-13e= of grain to oar market
since this day se'onight have moot trilling ; of our own
growth smaller than any week since harvest, and of foreign
there is not a single cargo to report. As usual at this mama
of the year, the trade has base rather of a retail character,
but where bwieses has resulted holders have besot enabled
to obtain fully previous mtge. Irish wheat of good quality
readily Liken at extreme priest, but inferior samples neg-
lected. Foreign in moderate request at a trifle more money.
Barley and oats firm, but quiet. Indian awn meets rather
more attention, and purchases can hardly be made on such
favourable terms as last week. Floor steady at former
prices. Imports this week :—Wheat, 59 qrs. Flour, 27
mots. Exports this week : —Wheat, 185 owts. Oats, 1,72:
ewta. Four, I,72:icwta.

CATI'LE.--CARusts, JAL 34—The stock of Irish cattle
on offer in our market this worming wee large for the time
of year, the general quality of which was seasonable.
Buyers were uut so numerous as on the previous ilaturday,
but soles proceeded pretty briskly, common lots selling at
from 4/. ►o 41. 15a., end middle-class animals at t.I. 101. and
7/. One large lot was on offer at 91. There were uely 40
esilloids of young pigs on offer to-day, but a good trade
was dope, prices rouging from 7s. lid. to 12s. wl. ; aver-
age, Rh.

DECRILASE IN TUN CUSTOM' Down or LI V UR-
I
IrouL —According to the Liverpool Bill of Entry, published
on Friday, we kern that the dales on ooffee, core, meal,
I flour, molasses sugar, spirits, tea, tobacco, wine, and other
good, remounted in 1862 to 3,2134,588 i. 18s 11d. ; hem',' •
decrease when compared with 1881 of 149,352/. lila. sd.
The duties on the seine articles for the month ending De-
cember 1861, were 288,4711. 18s. 7d. ; for the same month
of last yoir, 279,201 f. ON. 2d. • showing a decrease in 1)e-
-comber, 1882, of 9,270!.185. 4d. The Custom-house returns
also show that the falling off in the export of cotton manu-
factures bee been greeter is plain goods than in printed,
dyed, or coloured.
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by season tickets, 2,356 ; total, 3,877.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHs.

ASTON.—January 1, at fitocis7ell p rrknnJ. North 11,1400, the
wile of Yr. 0.1. Aston, of a slaughk r
CORDES.— December 31, at Sherburne, Dorset, the wife of L.
Coble., req., of a son.
CRustllV.—Deocaver 31, at Finsbuss .plake, the wife of T. If.
Croats, kaq., of a ma.
ETU KLlTUN:—Decenther 31, at Hiatus., Salop, the wife of D. I'.

Ktheiston, Esq., of a son.
HA italBo2.—Deornber 30, at Whlttinghani House, Lancashire,
the wife of J. L Harrison, Hen., of a daughter.
111ACLLA N —December 31, at Portman.street, Portman square,
the wife of J. Maclean. kaq , of a daughter.
NEW TON.—Jaisuary 2, at Westimurrie2errace, liple.park, the
wile of V. Newton, Eaq.. of • datuthier.
OlClttlVEß.—January 1, at Oheoser Hall, Stalfordshire, the Hon.
Mra Okeover, of a daughter.
Yekmason.

11.1011N6—PKAKL—Jaimary I. at At. Mary's, Atherstone,
trarotekardre, by the Set. V. H. Itlrhings. M.A., G.
Esq., 11111tat7 Trot; to Alloe, dauglosr of the /ate J. Pratt.,
liaJ.,of A theratone.
_

314wric1'—Gu1ri11t.—January 1, at the parish church,
Tettenhall, Stiefordshira, by the Her. H. U. K. Brisa), M A..
Mr. W. Madeley, of the Tiled Ilona'. Itingsmanfort. to JVIO
Skeidbig, daughter of the lAto Mr. .1. Urithe. of 11Ighttrldr.
Nedgley, Ituaffordatitre.
PAOK—HAMEL—Dereinher 31. at St. Mary. lAlingten, by the
Rey. W.J. Chapman, 31.* , W. Jr. Pao:, of Howls-
worth. Warwickshire. to Margaret Auer, Airtight's of K.
Hamer, Kay., of th.glowsy,