The Express.
London, England, 1864-12-02 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.- -Tlllllli.,‘Y FXLICINC.—The ruaikut
fiat to-day. Spot. new, 41s. ; old, 40a. 9d. ; January,
41e. 6d. ; March, 424. tid. : April to Jane, 43e. ; Oslo.
bee b December, Ha Delivery to Let evening, .r s;
make. Arrive* 12 casks.

OOTTON.—Liviaroot., Dix. I.—We have hod a A:,
steady market, with a little improvement in prior. Sa,„
to-day, 7,000 bales, including ;WO speculation ale..
500 American, 7.3 d. to 2Giil. ; 100 Putnam, &e., 1:e! t.
271 d. ; 200 Mao*, and Bahia, ZA to 26d. ; 300 11.7yptilu,
Isd. to 2Oid. ; 30 Smyrna, 11d. l.ld. to 22d. ;
Bengal, &Ws, k.., I2d. to 12*'d. ; Chima,lsld. to 17 :1

WOOL ANL) WORSTED.—BRADTORD, Dry. —l4
buoyancy which pervaded the market last week :aid 4 t.!
opening of the present week has received a check, end very
little wool has changed hands. Several causes hay,/ teciel
to this result. The rumours of pewee proposals in America,
which are not generally credited, have a depressing
added to this, many fear that money will be dearer aid
are cautious, and most spinners, who have operated rot-r
freely of late in wool, have stocks on hand w.
be Lad at rates a shade easier than last week. Strolem n.
here to prices with firmness, from the conviction tl,t a,,1
cannot be replaced at the current rater. There N 1::•:,
business done in wonted yarns. Spinners who have rey......r
taken orders were higher in their quotations. utile
who are not so favourably situate were easier to
with. Neither export nor home houses were
orders. The piece department shared in the getLr.l
dulness. Some small orders in fancy goods bare 61:4
placed by some of the home merchants, although the
neas doing in this class of goods is far below the average at
this season. The chief business doing in plain got+ls r.,
the China trade. The aooounts from the Continent act r,
encouraging, and exporters thereabouts do little htt,it,l,-.
Both home and export merchants find ample stocks ii tie
hands of manufacturers, and manufacturers are .o,e.
quently usable to get an advance upon the rates Vtr,r,it.
Yesterday, at a meeting of creditors of Mem:l.A Lt
and Whitaker, China merchants, a dividend
the pound, under guarantee, was offered, and sceem,:d slit..
feet to this condition. The liabilities are sail
40,0001., and the assets 40,000 t.

LACS A NDIIOI3IF.ItY.—N ores:swum. DEC. Lux--
The improvement noticed by us Let week still
and some watehonsee report that there is a still be•te,
demand for certain fabrics. A few German buyer, nave
been in the market purchasing moderately. and orde, .re
being sorted up for the home trade. la black silk Inns
silk lacer generally there is no change to note. Hosier,
There has been a little lull in the trade, owing to olag
way in the prices of yarns at the Liverpool and Manchester
markets. At present, however, there is no redaction in ~r•,s
for this market. Spinoera are very firm and mantitetta..rs
are working everything to order. There is consid:ribly
more business doing than there was a month sr. 1 •it
nothing like the amount usually transacted et tb:, period
of the year. We are Bury to state that the old este.i.ined
hosiery firm of Mown. Carver and Son have issued i non.
Illation to their creditors that they are unable to meet
their engsgenients. A meeting of creditors is to be held ne
Monday neat. when a etttentent of the poultice) of the 17rrr
will be made known.—.&'ttinghatn Jeerers&

CORN.—Bramrscaam. Dcc. I.—At this day's markt:
there Irma lesdatippl y otwheatifrom tb4farmers, whirl. fatted
bayou at the currency of this day selinight. Fine 'Arley
rather dearer ; grinding only taken in retail. Oats fully 'A
high. Beans slow. Pow km inquired for.
Drams, Lisc. I.—At to-day's market we bad a far
average supply of wheat.. The trade ruled very dull at 1.4
week'. price., with some quantity left unsold at thu clue
of the market. The highest price was Mi. 6d. for red and
21s. for white. The supply of barley was not so large us
last week the trade ruled Gnu fur all best TOW .:';11
for secondary qualities, at about last week's prima. OAs
in small supply, trade Grin at last week's priors ft-ma
and peas no alteration. Beet white wheat. 20s. to 21s. ;
best red, Pis. to 20e. 6d. ; other aorta, lds. to I7s. ; best
barley. 30s. to Us. ; oats, 21a. to 27s • beam, B)..peas 16s. to 215.: winter veklee, 36.. to 44a.: Rae four,
305.,t0 31s. 6d. ; other Rout. 275. to 28e.
MANCHESTER, Dec. L —There was only a moderate atths.
dance at oar market this morniug. Etgbah wheat was
taken slowly, at the currency of last week ; whilst American
was held with more fusses, but without leading to 'An-
neals. There was scarcely any demand fur dour, aul the
lower qualities Wenisimeredly the turn in favour of bay, es.
In oath and oatmeal no change cf moment was obienable.
Bemis ruled steady. Indian corn/ was the turn dearer.
NNWARK. NOV. 30.—There was not a large show of
wheat, a moderato badmen was done at last week's quoth
time. Fine malting barley radioed late rates ; other sorts a
very dull sale. Recent prices were paid for oats, of which
the supply was small. Beans dame as last week.

KIN131:115, Dxc. I.—The supply iof wheat this day not
large, but more theta equal to the demand, which led to a
redaction of ls. on all bat the finest desesiptione. The
supply of barley was large, and none but the best malting
ssaepke supported late prime. Oats, beans, and peas ex.
oeediogly dull.

BTOCICTOII-07-TIMI, Nor. 30.—The imports for the pant
week consist of LOO qra. of oats only. At this day's market
there was a moderate show of grain. Wheat was unaltered
from last week's prices, with a steady consumptive demand.
Grinding barley in fair request at last week's reduced
rates. Oats old, unaltered ; new, CA. par qr. cheaper.
Beans and pew unchanged in value. Wheat per qr. of MTh.
to the bushel—Durham and Yorkshire, red, Ms. to 39..;
white. 42.. to 44e. ; south country red, 40s. to 41s. ;
white, 4151. to 47n ; old red, 41s. tons.: barley, grinding,
per imperial qr., Ms. to 275.; oats, new feed, lee. to lee.;
potato, 421 b. per bushel, 225. to is.; beans. new, 44.6. to
425. ; old, 435. to 455.; pees. feeding. 34e. to 3tie.

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Bantam; Dec. I.—The supply of wheat at today's
market is good ; the trade heavy. Higley ie plentiful. and
La. per qr. cheaper. Oslo are rather higher. Beam sad
peas lower in value.
EDINBURGH, Nov. 30. —As compared with last week
wheat Ina 4s. up on the top, and Bd. down on the
average. Barley waa 6d. down on the top, and 10d.
down on the average. Oata were 6d. down on the top, and
sd. up on the average. Beans were 3e. down on the top,
and 1.. sd. up oa the average. Wheat, 225. 1.1. to 484.
per qr. ' • barley, 20a. to 30s. 6d.; oats, 11.. to 225. ; beaas,
3da. to 435.

CAITLE.—BrIDMIGILAY, Du. I.—we reoeived •
supply of beasts on offer this day, which met • steady tirar&
at shout late prices. The number of sheep was a full
seasonable supply, the general condition middling. The
trade was by no means active. Late currencies were realised:
Cares a moderate supply ; prim stationary. Fat pip
good 'apply ; a fair detusod. Beef, 54d, to 70. per lb.;
Tether mutton, Bd. to 80. ; ewe ditto, 7d. to Bd.; red.
6d. to 70.; bacon pigs, Se. to 9a. Gd. per soote; portal
ditto, 96. to 9s. 9d.
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Norrisonam. Nov. 30.—Our market eras more largely
supplied with Vernet. to-day, there being a few animals fmra
lloas.W. There was a slight decline in prsoes. Best best,
Bs. 6d. to Be. 9.1. ; inferior, 7s. 6d. to 61. per stone. An
average show of sheep, the greater part of which were of
good quality. Best sorts. 80. to 9d. per IL ; inferiors
s ed. to Bd. A few lambs were shown, which usde from
lid. to Bid. per lb. Only a ama') number of calves on
offer, the ruling prism being Rd. per lb. Porket pigs made
7s. to 7s. 6d. per stone ; heroes, 6s. 63. to 7s.

EDIVICIAR, Nov. 30.—The number of cattle this morn-
ing was fewer than at last market ; there being 306, or a
demises of 85 heed. The demand was fair, and prime were
rather higher. Top prim, tis. 61; current. Is. 681. to 96. ;
middling and inferior, 7s. 3d. to Se. per stone. The surply
of sheep was considerably less than last week, lb* cumber
being 3,181, or 691 fewer ; 215 of which warn store sheep.
The demand was good, and the prices of last market were
folly supported. Top price, 804 current. 81 to sp.;
ewes, GO. to 7d. per lb. Fed pipe brought le. 61 to 6s.
per stone Mt to eight weskit' old ditto, from 6s. to 13s.
head. Numbers iu market : Fat cattle, 306 ; lean ditto,
1,329; mulch mitre. 54 ; sheep, 3,181; pigs,

Fifty thousand annual cures without medicine
of Indigestion (Dyqierisla , IreMUq, C.onselpatica. N
Bilious, Ltecr and Skenach Lotrisrlabita, l °ugh. Aftlaus. eat!irrh.
Consumption, are affected by Du Harry's delicious Area. uta
Arabic& Food, which MINI • fifty times Its cost in other ',meat's.
50.000 cures Annually.—tin Barry and Co . No. 77, Reg, nb.treek
London, W. In tint lib Ts. 9d. • 12111. free of carrtne • rJ,
and at all grocers and chemists—; Advertisement. I

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

BOOKER.—November attheParad e, Edmonton, the oi

swas—November 30, at Coiseborse, the wife of J. H. Orel.
aoti . of a toteghtee.
ItlNU.—Noweeaber 30, at Vietorta-road. Hampstead. the
wife of U. W. fleamalag, Ley., of a r.
NEVilLL—Noveatber 34, the wife tan. Netrill, tat- Wd•
boatels, Paley, of a dasibter.
WADDILOVII—Nowetaber 2e. at Kmelnurtmt-garJeas-eteste,
tbe wife of I. Waddilove, laq , of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
AR DINO—WY-AVER —November 20, at the British Embassy.
Paris, by the Rev. IL 8 Swale, F. Alisdhsg, of 1...51y; to
Mrs. R. R. Wearer. of Faubourg St. Honore, Paris.
(URN HAM—HARWILY.—Norember 33, at St. Giles.. Camber-
well, by the Rev. R. Jones, Mr. W. W. Otroham. Beat'.
to Mrs. Mary Ann Harvey. of the same place.
LRA—FUTVOYIL—November 29, at St. Stews's-the-Martyrs
Aveuooread, Regettt's by the Res. L H. likiterstitb.
O. H. Lra. Esq., of TNu t.r Colle.e. Cambridge. to Mary Inglle.
daughter of R. Futvoye, • ~ ut Julmatreet, Bedford.row.