The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-03 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—TcEaDAY EVENIIIO.—Tbe market was
&wady se-day. Spot, 411. W. ; 11.rch, 41s. 9J. ; April to
Jame, 425. 3d. ; October to December, 44.. 3.1. to 44,. 61.
Delivery to last evening, 234 casks. No arrivals.

COTTON.—LITEII.OOI. Fiat 2.—There is no change to
report is the cotton market today, for deumud continumg
limited, and prices favouring the buyer, more particular y
the lower grades of Surat, which are very irregular, and
fd. to gd. per lb. lower. Sales to-day are 2,000 bales, in.
clothes 500 ow speculates end for esport. 400 Ainerieen,
254 d. to 284 d. ; 10 Peruam. Sic., 2igd.; 20 Ilaraoham.
27ed. ; 30 Maceio and Bahia, 25kL • Egyptian, 271 d. to
281 d. ; 100 Smyrna, ?I}d. to rJgd. ; 1,240 Surat, 12d.
to tdcl.

corroN GOODS.—Malcuzsres, Fes. 2.—There has
been eery little doing here toy am today. and prices are
rather weaker, but spinners say they would prefer stopping
their mills altogether rather than make any quotable
change. The state of continental affairs appears to hare
seared buyers almost out of the walker., and but few otters
are making for export, though it is thought that had affairs
assumed a more pacific 11111,••• • considerable business
might have been done to-day. In home wade yarns sellers
are unwilling to name any decline, but state their reed,
nese to listen to otters. In the cloth market sellers seem
hardly to have toads up their minds what course
to take. There are some who are offering goods
at lower prices, and at lower prices only could
business be effected—but such cases are few. Many mail.
Lauren sad holders of cloth are still very firm. Geoerelly
speaking buyers are keeping out of the market till they shall
be in • better position to form an opinion as to how things
are likely to go on the continent. Very few manufacturers
are disposed to accept soy decided reduction, and the con-
sequence is that the business done to-day has been of • very
limited character. Compared with Dec. Ist Messrs. Du Far
and Co. quote 27. inch printers, which on that date were
12a. 3d., at lls. 9d. ; 3u-inch shirting" (60 nob, which were
18s. 70., at 17s. 9d. ; ditto 66 reed, which were 221. 6d., at
21a. 3d. ; 39-inch 52 reed ditto, which were 15s. 9d., at
15e. 6d. ; and 66 reed 91b. ditto, which were 26e. 6d., at
24a. 9d. Some descriptions of printers sod shirting's, which
are eeeree, remain at the same quotations as on lot December.
Is yams and fabrics suited for Germany next to nothing
has been done.

WOOLLEN.—LEws, FEB. 2.—W* h►re to report fully
an average market fur a Tuesday ; the attendance both of
buyers and mailufacturers was good, sod, on the whole, a
fair amount of business was trausacted, particularly in the
Coloured Hall, where the demand was again mainly for
light meltonar tweeds, and other cloaking fabrics, several
parcels of which were taken up. Plain goods were not
greatly in request. There was not so much buoyancy in
thete Hall, nevertheless • few lots of hairlists and
white mediums met with purchaffiers. Rates in all depart.
meats were fully sustained.

MANUFACTURES. 1117DDERSTIII.D. Fee. 2. —The
market has shown some little improvement as compared
with last month, more buyers being present both from Lon-
don and the country. The leading transactions have been
in black and mixture doeskins and the lighter description
of fancy goods adapted for the spring trade. la the other
depatereots alio more animation was observable.

WOOLS.—HUDDt7SIIIIIM, FEB. 2.—A few mall lots
of good Gamma have changed hands daring the week, and
in colonials some cooeiderable males have been made. Low
foreign, which is comparatively very dear, la lees in request.
Prime continue much as usual

CORN.—Hcu., Fen. 2.—At to-day's market a small
supply of English wheat. which is taken off at Is. per qr.
advance over last Tuesday's currency, best runs of red
making 39e. to 404. per 5041 be. to the grower. Foreign
held firmly, and good red scarce; some fine parcels of
white Baltic as sale at 42a. to 475. Barley firmer ; fine old
French held at 261. per 32 stows ; old Seale, not quite
sweet, 25.. per 30 stones ; beet Delilah, 561 be. natural, held
at XL. par 56lbs. Beans, sew German undried, 30e. to 31e.;
dried, 32a. 6d. to 335. per 50411 n; Egyptian soaros. Pen,
new white, 32a. 6.1. to 31s. rid.; old grey, 325. per 5041ba.
Oats slow at last week's prices. Foreign arrivals for the
week :—Wheat, 4,293 qrs. ; barley, 44i9 ; beans, 54.
Lam, FIISICIABY 2. —Th. trade is very quiet, and is
yet not influsoosid by the continental news, but holden are
=tly cautious, and do not attempt a large business.
rather slow, but prices are without alteration; the
mama may be said of beans, eats, and other articles.
Lrvizrom., FIB. 2. —To-day's market has been well at-
Leaded. The advisee in wheat has made further pro-
gress, and we have to quote all classes of Amasioan red
sow fully sd. and white 2d. to 3d. per need dearer than ott
Friday last Floor is tid. per barrel and Is. per sack higher,
but don not move freely. Indian corn attracts a good
+bare of attention, and we nine our quotations 9d. per
wiener. Oats and oatmeal show no alteration. Beans,
peen, aid berley each remain steady at late rates. The
market closes very strong for the leading article, of the
trade, and ssisculaton rem still disposed to follow up the
admen.

LTBII, 2.—Tbe weather slims Friday has been frosty,
with a westerly wind. Today we had a small show of
wheat, which was quickly sold at an adrenal of fully_ Is.
per qr. upon lad Tuesday's rates. Malting herlity sold se
week ; grinding slow sale, but no lower. Beans and pees,
prices nominal. Per imperial qr. to the grower :—Wkirat,
white, new,l63lba. to 641 be. per imperial Umbel, 45e. to
46..; ditto red. 63Ibs. to 641b5., 41e. to 42a. • ditto red,
eM, 621bs. to 631 be., 40s. to 41s. Barley, best Chevalier
maltase, 5411 m. to babe., 365. to 37e. ; ditto, runs Chevalier
ditto, babe. to tithe., 335. to 34e. Oats, 3615.. to 421 be.,
22.. L 7 26.. Beans, old, 63Ibs. to albs., 40s. to 44e. ;
new, Me. to dabs— 365. to 40e.
Newcastle., Frs. 2. —The weather mations* open and
tempestuous. At our market this morning we bad a
moderate show of wheat from the growers, but from the
coast 'avocet vessels have dropped is Noes &Nudity. Owing
to the more warlike news, factors insieted span a irmali
advance, which millers in the first instance resisted, but
subeequentl were compelled to accede to, 445. being gene.
rally paid to quantity for the bast south country re 4
whereas in retail 44e. 6d. per 50411311. was 10.1111; bee old
foreign was inquired after, and 48e. per 5041 he was refired
for red Wolper, Floor without change. Malta's barley
held mare firmly, with less offering; grieding neglecteL
In Wass articles little stirring.

SLLTSBITIT, Fan. 2. —Our meant to-day was shortly
supplied with grain, particularly good samples of wheat sad
barley, mid ilte attendance of buyers was above as average,
There was an exoelleot demand tor wheat, at an advance
of about la pea qr. Plow as lad quoted. Beat samples of
barley ware also in good request, and I.de prime firmly main-
tained. Prim of malt nominally unaltered. In other grain
a good steady trade was transacted at Oros rates. Wheat,
375. to 41s. Barley, 235. to Ms. Oats, 23L to 28a. Beans,
4th. to 44a. Peas, 30a. to 36e. Eye, %a. to 38a. per qr.
Flour, 30e. to 365. per sack. Mali., 64e. to 66a per buaheL

CATTLE—SALMI:MT, FIB. 2.—The market was very
shortly supplied with beasts, but those offered were mostly
of toe gqaality. The atteoditoce wits also limited. Business
for all diemiptioae was slow, at a small decline is pens, and
• clearance was barely effected. The supply of sheep wee
exceedingly small, but very good in quality ; late price'
were fully realised, and • total cies:sot* was made.
Very little business was don* is veal, at former
quotations. We 04 about the usual supply of pip, sad
a good deal of business was transacted, prices remaining
about the same as last market. Best ox beef, lls. to
12s. 6d. per score ; cow and heifer ditto, 10s. 6d. to lye.
mutton of inferior quality, 60. per lb. ; but best downs
milked Bd. to 9d. ; veal, 7d. to 70. ; freak pork, 7d. to
70. ; and Ba. d. to 9s. per score ; grams bacon, 70. to
8d per lb. ; dry ditto, Bd. to 93. ; sweet pickled hams,
9d. to 10d. ; quarter old store pip, 10a. to 12i. each ;
cows with calves, 121. to 141.

Romulus's Tai is choice and strong, moderate
In price, and vilisiesoms W use. These advantages have settled
toe this Tea a ssnersl prolamin. It is iota to packets by 2,t4
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

HI It'L'H a.

ILULBlL—January 31, at E.c_
aJ. Barbee, bay , of a dau(hter.
OfßßON&.—Jaaaary tu, as Uolde.lou, the wile of B. C.
Gibbous, Hsu., of a sou.
010.11C118.--.laintary 31, at Pembridge-crescent, Da)swatee,
the wile of L P. oelrtcha. of a son.
HlLlPL—Jamaary Mt, at Belatu•yark, Hampstead, the wile of
Mr. G. Um, of & daughter.
RICH& ILDlON.—Jammry al, al

the wile

the wife of F.

STILtalgY.--Jeauary le. at the British Eroheeey, Vienna, the
wife of George Strachey, Esq., of a moo.
THOMPSON.—Jantuug $l, at To. Mug common, the *tie of W.
J. Thompson, EAR., of a daughter.