The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-25 00:00:00


MARKETS.

TALLOW. IllaroiDAT Evmse.—Tbe market was
quiet to-day. Spot, 48a. 3d. ; October to December, 495. 9d. ;
January to March, 50a. 6d. Delivery to lest evening,
1,342 casks ; arrivals, 2,343 maks.

COTTON.—Lwartroon, Acourr 23.—There has been •
moderate business today, without change in pricea The
males are 5,000 bales, including 1.030 Amencan, 20d. to 25d. ;
2.700 Surat, 130. to 170. ; 800 Eg/ptian, 21d. to 32d. ;
770 Bahia, 20gd. to 21 id. of which 3,000 are for apecul•-
tion and export. The week's import is 1,309 balm.

WOOLLEN.—Lame, Amos? 23.—The markets this
morning were fully of an average character. There was a
good attendance of buyers, some of whom operated freely.
In the coloured hall the main inquiry appeared to be for
tweeds and matins in diagonal and other fancy styles. In
the white hall several lota of witoeys sod other autumn
fabrics changed hands, but there was not much demand for
plain cloths. Rates remain unaltered.

HARDWARE.—BIRMINGHAM, A court W.—Tbe trade
of this town, though by uo means goods more active
than it has been for some time past. Manufacturers gees-
rally are more fully engaged even in some branches in
which the depression bad been most seriously felt. There
is now very little abort time working ; the principal draw-
back upon almost every branch being the continued keels
competition to obtain orders, and the consequent redaction
of profits. Tbe foreign trades more active ; there is a
fair amount of business doing to the West Indies and to
Spain. In the leading trades carried on here there
has not been much change since last week
some of the bress•fouoders report business dull,;
and in the jewellery and other fancy trades
no more animation is apparent. On the other head, the
edge-tool makers are busy ; the tube-makers are doing an
avenge trade, and for plated and soft-metal goods there is a
better demand. The lamp and chandelier makers are also
getting balmier ; the wire-mills are at work nearer to full
time, and in one or two other branches, including hollow
and tiuplate wares, an improvement is visible. The amount
of unemployed labour in the town is inconsiderable, and
bearing in mind that trade is undoubtedly quiet, it is re-
markable that there should be so comparatively small a
number of our artisans working short time. The parish
»taros show that pauperism is decreasing.

STATE OF TRADE.—Mssemzeriot, Almon 23.—The
yarn and cloth market has been very excited during the
early and latter portions of the week, but there was a 101 l
from Tuesday to Friday owing to the quieter state of the
cotton market. Yarns have gone off exceedingly well, at an
advance on Tuesday of fully 241. per lb. Yesterday and this
morning a further advance of about 24. has been required,
and buyers have given it rather freely. Yarns continue to
follow the upward course of the cotton market much more
decidedly than cloth, and all stocks, of yarns available for
trawler meet with buyers at this advance, though spinners
are not working much to order, nod indeed do not
care to take contracts in the present rising state of
the cotton market. Is cloths there was a rise on
Tuesday of 9d. to 12d. per piece in thequotations of sellers,
r and though this checked business to some extent, there
were same fair purchases of shirtiop, printers' long and
T cloths, where millers were willing to take something leas
than extreme rates. Yesterday sod this morning buyers
have given the advance more freely, but nearly all she busi-
ness doing is of a speculative character. But few lots have
been taken with a view to actual consumption, and conse-
quently nearly all these goods will be still in the market for
resale. There is great irregularity in prices, and instances
might be mentioned in which cloths are offering at 124. to
184. per piece less than the prices generally demanded.

CORN.—CAunomos, AUGUST 23.—There were several
samples of new wheat in our market today, le fair cow-
damp. which made from 60s. to 64a par quarter. We had
some heavy rain about but Thursday, which has discoloured
the barley. Oats promise well.
CARLIBLI, AUGUST 23.—Then was a fair supply of all
kinds of grain at oar market to-day. Wheat met a good
demand, as the full prioes of last week Oata were slow of
sale, and barely maintained last week's rates. Barley doll,
at late rates. Wheat, white, new, 225. 6d. to 245. 641. ; old,
22. 6d. to 245. 6d.; red, new, 21s. Od. to 23e. Od.;
old, 21s. Od. to Zia Od. Barley, new, 14a. Od. to 15s. Od. ;
old, 14s. Od. to 15.. Od. Outs, potato, old. lla 6d. to
13s. Od. ; common, old, 10s. 6d. to lla. 6d. Ere, 14s. 6d.
to 16s. 6d.
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Cowargrin, AUGUST 21.-A very limited show of wheat,
prices bandy equal to last day. The quality and condition
of the new wheat various. Other grain unaltered, the
supply almost nominal.
GUILDFORD, Ammar 21-At to-day's market the supply
of wheat was extremely small, with only two pareaL of
new. Tradewas dope at about ls. per qr. over lad week's
pries It is feared the new wheat has been much injured
by the harry tales of Saturday and Sunday last. Wheat,
565. to 68s, ; Dew, 575. to 665. • barley, 325. to 34e. ;
beans, 42a. to 455.; rye, 375. to 4.05. per qr.
Lgicsarsa, Acouer 23.-Thee was a moderate edema-
mice at our oorn market to-day. For white samples prior
ranged from 60r. to 65a. ; red, 56e. to 60a. per 36 stone. The
show of barley was scanty, and tempt currencies MRS
established; malting, 36a. to 40a. per qr. ' • grinding, 30s. to
325. per 30 dose. For oats fully late rates were obtained ;
new, 265. to 30e. per 24 sumo.
NRWCASTLEMPON- nre. AUGUST 23.-Wehad a short sup-
ply of wheat from the country to-clay,which went briskly off
at an advance of ls. per qr. ; south country and flee foreign
in good demand, also at • further advance of Is. per qr.
with more doing in intermediate qualities, at fully lasi
week's rates. Flour held firmly, and in seine instances
6d. par rack more obtained for find marks of Norfolk house-
holds. Oats very gat sad looking down. In other grain
no change. The arrivals this week are :-Wheat, coast-
wise, 1,542 qrs. ; foreign, 2,313. Becky, 'coastwise, 250.
coastwiee, 200. Oats. °pastimes. 1.610; foreign, 000.
Beige. coastwise, 225 ; foreign, 50. Flour, coastwise, 330
racks. Indian corn, 480 racks.
NORNICH, AUGUST 23. -There was a very thin at-
tendance to-day, as is usually the Use during the progress of
the harvest. Very few samples of older gat were
offered, sod but little new, which was in moderate mu-
ddier), gelling slowly at from 56a to 60a. per qr. far red,
and 60s. to 645. per qr. for white. Scarcely a sample of any
other grain to be seen. Flour 6d. per seek dearer. White
wheat (weighing 6211i5. to 611 b.), 60a. to 635. • red ditto
(weighing 621bs. to 631ba.), 575. to 59x. per qr. Flour, 40a.
per sack.
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NOTTTROVAN, AUGUST 23.—The supply of wheat was
small, and there were a few movies of new offered. The
demand for wheat to day was steady, at full rates. White
aorta made 58e. to 64e. ; red, 575. to 62a. per 36 does.
The show of barley was limited, and sales were made
steadily, at fall rate' ; shading, 295. to 325. per 30 dose;
foreign, 335. to 38s. per quarter. There was a firm feeling
in the demand for oats, and extreme rates were paid ; wow,
25a. to 30e. ; foreign (new), 26a. to 27e. per 24 stow.
OXFORD, AUGUST= —The Angina markets are invariably
thinly attended, from so many of the farmers bobs en-
gaged either in the hay or harvest fold, and of Wane we
cannot speak of a large attendance to-day. Several mm-
plea of new wheat and barley were offeriL, white soil for
aos. per quarter ; red. Ns. to 98a. ; white old), 665. ke M.;
red (old), Ma. At the above prime a m ta 'most of
business was den& Barley, of width t►ere wen Newel
sample' of mow cm offer, made hem Mk to 38s. OW eats
were worth from 38.. to XI. ; Swam. eh. to 415 e. Mat

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(seconds), 400. and 41a. per seek. Beet breads sellios cn
this city a. i4l. the 4 weld loaf; household, 0.1.
Pert unoiloc, , At• Gilir 23. -The brilliant weather g 4
the put ayes miab,ed our farmers to make rapid pr.-
gran with harvest work. Hers, to-day, we had • good
many samples of new wheat, and for red Ms. and 59• per
qr. was given for 36 Moue. Some few parcels of white sold
at GO.. per qr. the mine weight. Very little spring cure
offering. dome new oats, weighing 45ilbs. per bushel, were
sold at la. ld. per stone.
HEADING, AUGUST 4i.-There was • very short attend.
once this monies, the wheat harvest being in full opera.
hoe, and farmers anxious to secure all that is ready to
carry today. There were • few samples of new wheat
brought in in middiing condition, but not sufficient to gives.
idea of the future crop. The trade was very languid. rod
what sales were effected, merely being to meet preaent de.
mends, were at late rates. In other articles there was a
short supply, and the trade purely of a nominal character.
Boorgorrie, Atmcer 23.-At this corn exchange there
was a fair show of wheat, arid several eau plea of this year's
growth, all of them in prime condition, were exhibited. For
everything of a euperior kiod an advance of Is. to 2s. per
quarter was of taioed, new white wheat making 60s. to Us.,
and red 52e. to 565. per quarter • secondary and inferior
white was dull at 54e. to 60r., sodi red at 48e. to 52e. per
quarter. Foreign was very firm, and best lota were about
1.. per quarter dearer. There was only a very meagre
supply of Corley on offer, the terms demanded by holders
for which being Nis. to 40s. for malting, hod 265. to 325. for
grinding kinds. The oat trade was very fiat, bit prices are
about the same as those of last week. In other kinds .4
grain there was little doing, and prices are the same as
before.
WISBECH, Amain 23.-The weather since Sunday last
has been remarkably hoe, and great progress baa been made
in harvest operations. At our market to-day the attend-
ance of turners was very 'Mall, owing to their being engaged
on the harvest. Wheat was in limited supply, and fresh
samples made last week's prices. Spring corn without
alteration. Prices to the grower:-What, white, ills.
to 63., 6316 e. per bushel; red, 665. to Mrs., 031bs. per bushel.
Oats, le. Id. per stone. Beane, 42.. to 445. per 19 stone.
WORCLSTEIi, AUGUST 23.-There was • abort supply of
English wheat at our market today, about ball of which
was of the new crop. The sales made were at • decline of
is. per qr. Barley firm, but only taken in retail. (late,
beans, and peas nominally unaltered.
You, Avocet. Et -The show of wheat today was
barely an average for the advanced season of the year, and
there was a sprinkling of red and white surfs. Wheat was
a fair sales' high prices ; white made 00... to 645. ••, red, 56..
to 60s. per 36 atone. Barley came sparingly to band, and
realised fully ii. former value ; crinkling, 32.. per quarter of
10 stone. There was a better demand for ads at rather
more gooney, 225. to 26.. par '24 stone.
XIIACALDT, AUGUST 23.-The weather boa greatly im-
rpsed this week, having be mostly dry and even sunny.
of aU kinds have beoefitted, MOWS especially turnips
and oats. We may have some patches of barley cut next week,
but Dopes& harvest for two or three weeks yet. At our
country markets, this week, we bad little grain of any kind
edam. The prices paying for local cossumptiou being
above the view, of merchant", very little cheesed hands.
Here, today, we had smell supplies of wheat mid oats, and
three par of barley. Sales slow, at *bout List week's
prices. Wheat, 50s. to 62.. per qr. ; barley, 335. to 35. 64.;
oats, 28e. to 31.. 6d.
WATIMPOID, AUGUST 23.-We have had • oonaidetable
improvement in the weather since our last, and with a me-
tinuanos of it wheat cutting will be peenl about here
next week. Some quantity of oats has already been Mr-
. vested, and in most came we hear the samples well spoken
of. Supplies of Irish grain are scarcely worth notice, but
we have large arrivals of foreign to report. Our market
has been characterised by great bronco, and for most arti-
cles we have experienced a good inquiry at full prices, while
oats and Indian corn have both realised more money. Foreign
wheat more easily sold at the extreme rates of this day
se'noight. Barley quite as dear, and in better request.
Gate.-The stock of old being nosily exhausted, sellers :
enabled to obtain a further advance of 3d. to 4d. per bane.
New Tawneys axe taken readily at 12s. 9d. to 13s. per
barrel. Indian corn meets rather an improved demand r'
an enhancement of 3d. to 6d. per barrel. Flour
request at previous rates. Report' of the spread k
potato disease continue to reach us from almost every .
tiou, bat it yet remains to be seen bow far the When
become affected. Imports this week :-Wheat,
qrs. ; Indian corn, 11,680 ; flour, 100 sacks. Expor
week :-Wheat, 94 barrels; barley, 100 barrels ; oats,
barrels; dour, 1,065 sacks ; calmed, 26 ricks.

CATTLE—Cachets, A001.:87 23.—Thisbeisc,
day for our fair, which will be held on Tuesday next,
creased number of both beasts and sheep were exhibited
the sends this morning. There was a total absence
from our own grazing districts, however, feeders
back for Tuesday, in hopes of realising higher rates.
prime lot of Galloways, numbering 3.5, from &Met,
on offer, at 111., but remained unsold at noon. The r
of Irish cattle was again large. In this class several
lots were in good condition, being the beet samples w,
had in our market for some weeks. Prices
from 41. to 10E, but business before noon was yr
The improvement that has taken place in the
daring the last two or three days has already been
with beneficial results, and the lambs exhibited thin.
were in good condition. Should the weather continue
over Tuesday, lambs will show to a greater advaise
than they have den* at recent fairs. The lots on cdfr
morning were confined to Cheviots and half-heeds, as
of these dames were wall represented. Oro lot r
breds was on offer at 175., but no sales were effect/kit
noon. This morning our pig market was well stock.t.....ti,
number of animals on offer, compared with late
being considerably on the increase. Respecting
there was also a marked improvement, a great
the lots exkibi:ed being in vary good condition.
ket in the morales was a slow selling one, few buyers
present. 'Woad rates were asked from t.b. late ms
cad ramrod from lila. to 165., tte oyster price
about 13a.

DISPATCH OP ANIZRICAN MATUL—The
Royal Mail steamer Asia was on Saturday_deepatebed
Liverpool for lioaton, with mails for the Ceded Star
North Amsrios, together with cargo, passeegers,
needay the Inman steameeCity of New York will bedeekatchea
from the Mersey far New York, with mails for the
States. The box at the Liverpool post-office will'
for the reosipt of letters and WNW oorcienumeatioes
for this mail until II a.m. Via Cork late despatches
be forwarded from Liverpool up to 8.30 p.m. On -
day the Quebec and Moetreal Royal Mail steamer Nora
will leave the Mersey for Quebec, with mails for Canada
the Uoited States. The box at the Liverpool post•o
will be open on Thursday for the receipt of letters
other despatches intended for this mail until "
later despatchee. via Loodonderry, will be in time,
at the Liverpool post-ofbce up to 8.30 pm. without
until 9.30 p.m. with, late fond Id.
The Nelson (New Zealand) Examiner nay..
Mr. Cloldwin Smith's letter on colonial emancipation
been published in every New Zealand paper.

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Isavertiseubeat. j—liou•ow•T's rime.
Complaints.—Tbe virtue of these Incomparable Pills
appreciated In , very part of the civilised orld. As thi
the general system through the eiteuhttion, there are
eases which they cannot cure hut they are especially e'
in all disorders of the liver. For these they are an In
speciflo. Thsy moose unrivalled potency for good,'
cannot do bans. • child might physic itself with
and without the slightest danger, except from each
would make the most wholesome aliment In the world
By reducing the sattranous bile, regulating Its doe r
sad giving toss to stomach, they effect a perfect r
asst cure.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEA.

BIRTHS.
ANGELL—August 21, at Warrington.terram, Paddington,
wife of T. J. Angell, Pay.. of • son.
VIRBEIL—August 21, at Priory-road, Kilburn, the
Fisher, Jun., Eau , of • wit
GlBBEL—August 22, at 0 illwell-park, Sewardstone,
W. A. Olblia, of a daaghter.
JONES,—August 20, at Grosveoor.place, Camberwell,
H. Jones, rsq., of a son.
11:3111.—August 22, at Tertings-park, Glisten, Berta,
W. J. Kerr, Esq., of a son.
LATHAM.—Auguat 20, at Bradwall Ball, Mrs. latham,
MMILLIN.—August 01, at tiarasbury.park, the wife
of a daughter.
PLASL—August 20, at Stanhope Culls, Weardale,
B. Naga Esq., M.P., of a son.
PULTENEY.- Annual 21 at Aehley, near Market Barborougb,
the wile of the lee. It. Pullets:), ~1 a daughter.
SWANSTON.—Angsuit 21, at llyele.park.terrace, the
'Winston, Jun., Sep , of a daughter.
WALK M.—August 10, at Wenaington, Ewes, the wife
Walker, kip., of a daughter.

MARRIAOFS.
BARRY —DELMAR.—August 21, at Ash. near Sande Ich.
Rev. J. Delmar, John George, son of C. Barry, Reg.,,
Priory, Orpington. Kent, to Mars Jane, daughter of C.
Iraq., of Oul'ton Rectory, Mb.
BREWER—HEAL—August 21, at St. Mary's. Tinchley. b)
Rev. S. Stead, Mr. A. Brewer. of TOtteetharn-coUrt•rowl,
Anple, daughter of Mr. J. H. Heal, of Tottenham rok
EVANS—POW JlLL—August 21, at the parish church.
borough, Yorkshire, by the Rev. J. Fawcett, J Evans,
Brecon, So Charlotte, daughter of the late T. Powell, 1
the same phboa
OBRIZN—A'OOCRT.—Animst 21. as 12We/starry. Wilts.
Hon. and Rev. C. Harris, the Hon. IL IX O'Brien, so
hidden's. to the BOIL Emily Holmes A'Court,
of Lord Ileytesbary.
STOPAIRD-OIIRBINS.—August 21, at St. James's. Wt
terrace, by the Rev. A. J. Stoyford, Rear. Admiral
ford, to Fanny, daughter of the late Lieutenant-Col
bins, C.B.
DEATHS.
BARPOOT.—Angnat 21, at Vine cottage. Ealing.
widow of the late H. Bartoot, Req., aged 67
YSSUL—August 112, d Casslobnry.park, the Connie=
HARRISON.—Angege 20, at Lowestoft, Margaret, e
T. Heigabas. at Birchangeriglee. Rases, aged m.
RUTH —Aiwa 21, the Rev. W. B. Heatlecote,
lector of Compels Bassett, Wile, aged 49.
MANNIDS.—Aegest at Henrietta.street, Cavendish 1,71,,
Pies Oalkarine, dneghter of Vice-Admiral Manners. aged
KACALPINI-41gligmt 11, at Albert.terrace, Inightabridga
Chalathm, vide. Ohs Wm C. Macslpine. affse7o.
PADWICE. Mien. wife of Mr. P. D. Padelck.
Owes Deka. sod 41.

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Wheat, white, rwis. - -
a., 63Ibs. per bushel.
445. per :9 stone. el
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time.
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dry and even sunny. 160, 1
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barley cut next week, APPA
weeks yet. At our --
tie grain of any kind
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slay, 335. to Ste.lid.;Mtr
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report. Our market
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more money. Foreign I!
Mme rates of this day at
al in better request.
shunted, sellers are
! 9d. to 4d. per barrel. .
I l 2). 9d. to 13s. per
improved demand at Cal
barrel. Flour in fair mods'
if the spread of the gooks
m anent every dine- Color
ow far the tubers may • truth
Leer
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City.
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i Tuesday next, an in- ' Morn
map were exhibited on lot
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total absence of cattle ISCHI
ever, feeders holding lysio•
sag higher rates. Otte gen i
35, from Belfast. wee and a
lat noon. The show • Nol
mow i
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beat samples we have
eke. Prices ranged from
e noon was Vary dell. £3 fr.
place in the weather For
already beea attended 4 a 0
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weather continue il
sates advantage
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the 'rated States and ClaL
mangers, Ito. OaWed-
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Blatt
marls for the United
postoiDoe will be open'
oraumostioos intended A
late despatches may
8.30 p.m. On Thurs. Idea
'Orm
[ail steamer Norwegian • Ojaii
s mails for Canada and pal i
5 Liverpool poet-office
receipt of letters and
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ill be in time, if pouted deaf
1.30 p.m. without, and Arm
7xaminer imp that • =
Dial emancipation has •
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