The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-07 00:00:00

MARKETS.

BRISTOL, Msacit 6. —The market Is most inactive., and
only about I'OU lihda. of West ladle, have oliangedheads
this week. Prices are fully 6d. per cwt. lower. Waled
goods : The refined market Is very quiet, amid prices lower.
Rum : There is more demand, aged Juries, at 2s. 6d. to
2s. 84., sell readily.

COTEON.—Liwearoor., Yaw' 6.—The depression which
obaracterieed the market lest week oontinued unabated
during the early part of the present. The desire to sell
appeared general, and prime declined lid, to Id. in American,
4.1. in Brazil and Egyptian, and Id. per pound in low
Surat. Since Wednesday, however, the tenor of the
American accounts, and the favourable news from Inds,
have caused holders to be less pressing, and the demand
from the trade having also improved, more steadiness is oh.
aenrable, and prices of American close at barely last week's
rates. Brazil and Egyptian are quoted 4d. to Id., and
Surat about id. per pound lower, the greatest decline being
is the lower qualities. The export to America this week
is 4,951 bales. Speculators have takes 5,020 bales, viz., 1,170
American, 200 Peream. 240 Bahia, 550 Egyptian, l
Smyrna, 2,160 Buret, and 5110 Bengal ; and exportersS,29o
bales, viz., 920 American, 960 Pernam, 270 Bithia,3o Egyptian,
50 Smyrna, 4,270, Buret, and 1,100 Bengal. The market
to-day opts, with a fair inquiry proliabie sales about
6,000 bales, including 3,000 on speculation and for export.

COTTON GOODB.—NANCHZBTra, MARCR R.-111 yarn
there hes been rather more business offering than OR Toes-
day, and some descriptions are a shade higher in price. The
demand has been of a rather more penal character, the in.
quiries proceeding from buyers connected with most of the
export as well as home trade markets. At the same time the
business has not been large, though it has been sufficient to
check the downward teadeacy of prices, and to give a Grow
tone to the market generally. In cloths there has also been
a nx•re cheerful feeling, accompanied with considerably more
business. There are agood many orders in the hands of agents,
and the inquiries making with a view to the execution of
these orders baa, of itself, tended to strengthen in
some measure. There is still, however, a deal of
timidity among buyers, sod the taininceloos have
mostly been confined to small quantities as com-
pared with the usual scale on which business is transacted
in ordinary times. There seems to be an impression that
for the present prices have touched the lowest point ; and
notwithstanding the reluctance of purchasers to give fall
rates, the holders as well as the makers of cloth appear dia-
posed to keeptup to their quotations. For a couple of days
past, where sales have been made, the advantage has been
slightly in favour of sellers. For first rate makes of cloth,
some of which is held by manufacturers who have reseed to
produce, a few sales are reported, at the full rates for
which such goods have been held since last September. The
continued good account* from Calcutta and Bombay, so well
as a better tone in the cotton market, tend to encourage the
improved feeling here to-day ; and the nature of the
business done have also been more encouraging than of late,
the purchases to-day and yesterday being understood to be
for export or home consumption, and not of s speculative
character. It is reported also that some of the mills which
had reaenelemororneueed work are again closed, so thst it
is believed there will be a decreese of production. Most
of the orders given out to-day and the inquiries have been
for India, causing, amongst other light fabrim, a better
demand for mulls.

CORN. —CHILIVITOID, MARCH 6. —There was a very
dull trade to-day for wheat, and the damp was almost an-
saleable ; even beet dry parcels could scarcely be sold at
last week's rates. Barley and beans without change in value.
LINCOLN, MANCH 6.—We have had a moderate supply of
wheat, which factors were daimon of buying at a small
reduction in price. This was, however, resisted by the
farmers, and in the business done former rates were
realised. A small supply of barley, which commanded tin
extreme rates of last week. Wheat tredl, 44e. to 465. ;
white, 50s. ; barley, grinding, 224. to 325.; malting, 415.;
beam, 42a. to 455.; oata, 19e. to 265. _ _

Ltvimmor., Mance 6.—We have had a good attendance
of both millers and dentin at this day's market, and wart
has comu.aoded a fair inquiry at about Tuesday's prices,
or fully Id. per motel under last Friday. Flour remains
extremely dull of sale at the reduction quoted above. In.
dian oorn again declined 3d. per quarter, m►king 9d. to Is.
on the week, with a good demand at the redaction. Oste
are id. per bushel, and oatmeal 6d. per load cheaper to
sell. Beans, peas, and barley are each ek.wn 6d. per
quarter on the week. The market clams steady for wheat,
but dull for all other articles.

WAWIZLD, MARCH 6.—What doll, and prices rather
weaker. Barley without cheap of prices, but in little de.
mend. Beans, oats, sod shelling without much change.
Averages for the week ending March 2:—Wheat, 1,105
qrs. at 475. 41.; barley. 4d6 at 365. 35d. ; oats, 43 at
Mc Id. ; beam, 63 at 345. Tid.

TALLOW.-FRIDAY DINNING. -This market was flan
today. Spot and all this month, 435. 9d. ; April to June,
445. ; October to December, 46a. 6d. to 46a. 9L Delivery
to last rimming, 6415 casks ; arrivals, 1,132 casks. Old
T.C., 43s 6d. ; Town tallow, 43e. 3d., net cash. At the
public mles 600 casks. were offered, of which 180 were cola.
Fine Australian beef, 41a. &l. ; middling, 41s. ; North
American. 41a. 6d. to 42a. ; South American, 43a. 6d., lit
pipes ; 425. 6d. yellow. Cocoanut oil is quiet. Cochin,
51s. 6d. to 53a. 6d. ; Ceylon, 51a. 6d. ; Sydney, 47a. low
to 51s. floe. Palm 41 quiet, at 38a. to 311 a. 6d. Fine
Laos, 375. to Us. ; Accra Palm nut oil, fine, 41s. ; inferior,
38a. Horse grease, 365. Rough fat, Ta. 30.

GOALS.—kmosr, Haace 6.—Byaan Maids West
'Hartley, 14.. 6d. ; Atrium's West Hartley, 14s. (xL ;
Hastings Hartley, 14s. 6cl. ; North Pelton Gm. 135.;
Tanlisid Moor, 12e.; Tanfield Moor Butaa, 12s. ; Walker
Primrose, 11s. 6d. ; Walls End But., 1311. ; Walls Ead
Goeforth, 12s. 9d. ; Walls End Wharochffe, 12. 9d. ;
Walls End Braddylls Hatton, 14s. 9d. ; Walls Eod Hettoo.
175.; Walls End South liettow,l6s. Walls Lod H*llo
H.ll, 14s. 6d. •; Walls Eod South Kenos, 13a. ; Walla
End Trimdon Hartlepool, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Trirodoo
Monday, 13s. ; Walla Led Whitworth, 14s. ; Carway and
Duffryo Anthracite, 20s. ; Camay and Marys, Malting,
221.—Ships at nuu-ket, 68; cold, 38.

THE Orrwaao CAPE —The Royal Mail
steamship Cambrian left Plymouth yesterday evening for
the Cap with the month's mails, consisting of 17 bags of
lotion, 11 beds of books, and 94 begs of papers.
ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY.—
On Thursday the 5 p.m. train from Tivetehall to Beccles,
consisting of 12 trucks and two passenger carriages, me off
the line near the Ditchiaghani crowing. No one was hurt,
except Mr. Bent. inspector of permanent way, who was
, riding on the engine, and who io jumping off had his leg
broken. The traffic was resumed yesterday zooming over
the line, which is part of the recently completed extension
from Bumpy to Boccie' opened for traffic oo Monday.
The "Illustrated London News," Nov. 8,
speak-
lag of Benson's Watches in the Exhibition. says • •
around the base of the cluck were the Watches which r.
*mon exhibited, and which have been universally admired for
the beauty and elegance of the designs engrased upon them. The
movements ere of the finest quality which the art of horology is
at present capable of producing" Chronometer, duplex, lever.
horizontal, repeaters, centre seconds, keylesa split seconds, and
every description of watch, adapted to all climetet. Benson.'
Illustrated Pamphlet on Watches (free by poet for two stamps)
Measles a short history of wetchmaking, with descriptions and
pnces. It acts as a guide in the purchase of a watch, and en.
able, those who live in Scotland Ireland, Wales, the conies,
ladle, or any part of the weed. to select a watch, sad have it
sent free an,l safe by post. J. W. Benson, Prize Medallist. ki
and SC Ludgatehill, London. Established 1749.—IAdvertme-
sent.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATBS.

BIRTHS.

ANTROBTA—Meeeit 6, at hake-square, the wife of H. L.
Antrobus, IN., of • .
BURR E.—March 11. at Debi* the wife of Sir B. Burke, of

a lOU.
CARTWRIGHT.—March 5, at Greto-street, Lady Elizabeth
L M. Cartwright, of a amt.
HORTON —February 20, at the Grove, At. George's, Shropshire.
the wile of 8 1.. Horton, Ewa., of a daughter.
LZACH.—If arch t, at College-terr Ace, Benin-park, Hampstead.
the wife of F. Leach, kaq , of a daughter.
TUK/L—March 3, at the Manor-house, Chiewick, the elk of
H. Tuke, r&q., M.D., of a so-.
WHlM—March 3, at laingimm-place, the wife of C. F. W tale',
Sp., of a wan.