The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-09 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—SATUIDAT Evintrro.—The market was fiat.
Spot, :455. 6d. to 455. 9d. ; Mardi, 465. ; April to Jose,
465. to 455. 91.; October to December, 475. 3d.
Delivery to last eveaing. 1,769 casks; arrivals ditto, 72
'make.

corrow. —LIVERPOOL, F. 7. —Our market is extremely
qulet to-day, with a small business doiog without change in
pram The sake are 2,000 bales, including 1,9.30 Buret,
131 d. to 17d. ; 80 Egyptian, 20d. ;10 Perham, 220., of which
500 are for speculating and export. To-day s import is 2,067
balsa.

COTTON GOODS.—Mescirerrie, Fat. 7.—The week
closed with a depressed, irregular, and very inanimate
market. There was a good deal of inquiry at the commence-
ment of the week for both yarns and cloths, though it led
to very little business. Yesterday and this morning, how-
ever, confidence has been wes!cened amongst sellers, whilst
buyers seem quite indleposed to operate. In yarns, as
stated in yesterday's report, some kinds can be bought at •
decline of Id. per lb.—such, for instance as 32'e to 50's cops
(for shirtiogs), and 60's to 100's, may be quoted at id. to
H. per lb. lower than this day week. From 70's to Ofte
doubled are at about the same decline. There is more sten-
dioese in 40's to 130'@ doubled, and in very fine doubled.
In yarns, which are out of stock and scarce also,
there is more firmness. The letters from Bombay
(which are to the 12th ultimo) report cloths as
having improved, and grey shirtings, madspollans, an 4 T
cloths were 44d. to 6d. per piece higher than a month pre.
viola/Iy. Jammu, printers, and long cloths had also &d-
-eemed. At Calcutta,also, there had been an improvement in
prices, but these reports are not leading to business here,
shippers finding prices in this market relatively too high to
afford any encouragement. This morning the prices of
cloth are nominally uuchsuged. because there are no per-
chases to test them, but there is no doubt that the market
is weaker for cloth as well as yarns, and buys,. would not
have much difficulty in operating at Id. to 0., cod in some
came at Id. per pound decline on the rates demanded Let
week.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—LEEDS, Fee. 7.—A few fair
parcels of light spring fabrics met with purchasers this
morning, but on the whole the whets were not charac-
terised by great animation. Low meltots and goods of that
class were freely taken at an advanced rate, but in other
departments the demand was • languishing one. The White
Hall wee uuiet, and with the exception of • few light
mediums little Well done. Estes remain without change,
except as above noted.

SILK—We be. a comparatively quiet market in silk.—
not a matter of surprise, seeing the very large business in
the that three weeks of the year—still all goes fairly well,
except that the high range of price* renders the chance of
profit to isaeufacturers wore thaw questionable. The only
feature of the last fortnight has been the continued disposi-
tion to take Japan silk—all that has come forward has been
taken freely at full rates. Another vessel is now about to
unload with 1,200 bales. This clam continues to hold its
ground in popular favour, and is most welcome at a time
wlien,the supply of China silk threatens to be comparatively
and when the quality end sire are becoming less and
lees favourable. The deliveries of the month were very
large, and prices generally are fairly supported. In Bengal
silk there is nothing requiring especial notice—merely the
usual moderate huskiest. Persian silk continues in fair de-
mand. The usual periodical public sales are fixed to com-
mence on the 18th instant —(From the circular of Messrs.
Durant and Co.)

HARDWARE.—BIitIiC4GIian, FIB. 7.—The trade of
this town is dull, very few orders having come in during the
last fortnight ; the consequence is that the number ones-
muted oo the manufacturers books is small, and in some
instances a difficulty has been experienced in keeping the
artisans on at full time without making alilitions to stocks.
In the fancy trades slackness Las been most felt, and in the
motel trudge it has been more so than le usual ; it seems to
be doubtful whether the fall in the price of copper of 91.
per too will have the effect of stimulation them, though it
has undoubtedly produced considerable excitement here
, amongst the dealers and consumers. The factors travellers
report a want of animation in the borne trade generally. In
the foreign trade there is not much stirring ; the orders in
from the South American worker., are comparatively small,
and up to this time there has been little dote; on account of
Canada for the spring shipment. From Ita/7 ordera are
rather beyond the average; as to the canons eastern
markets business ia moderate. The iron trade continues
active ; two or three of the principal works in this district
are very full of orders, and finished iron of hest brands com-
mands the trade pries. There is comparatively little under.
selling, the second-class makers having most of them suffi-
cient orders to keep their works in full operation. For pig
iron there is a steady demand at the prices of quarto-day.

CORN.—Cemasmas, Fga 7.—Wheat dull and without
change. Barley to short supply, and Is. to 2.a. dearer.
Wheat, 40s. to 50s. ; barley, 34e. to 42a.; beans, 36e. to
40a. ; oats, 20a. to 265.
Cantinas, FM 7.—There was a moderate supply of all
kinds of grain in our market to-day. Higher prices were
asked for wheat, which millers declined to give. and lest
week's prices had to be taken, and towards the close of the
market were with difficulty obtained. Oats met a good
demand at 3d. per bushel advance. Barley to fair demand
at 3d. to 6d. per bushel more money. Wheat, white,
sew, 17a. Od. to 20a. Od.; red, new, 18.. Od. to 18.. Od. Bar-
ley, new, 10a. 6d. to 12. Oat.,potato, new, Bs. lid. to
9a. Bd. ; common, new, 7s. to Bs. Bd. Beane 14e. tid. to
17s. Od. Pesa, 16., to 17.. _ _ _

COLCHISTRII, Fla. 7.—A small supply of wheat asd
barley, and fair of beau and peas. Wheat difficult to sell
at a decline of is. except for thy and finest qualities.
Barley la. dearer. Beans Red peas firm.
OCRLDIOND. Fla 7.—The 'apply of wheat today was
short. Trade ruled exosedingly dull, hut what was dis-
posed of realised last week's prime. Barley is good &towed
at rather higher rates. Other glories corn a good supply,
and without change he value. Wheat. 425. to 6*.s. ; barley,
31s. to 405.; oats, 21s. to 27a. ; peas, 395. to 431. ; beaaa,
37e. to 435. per qr.

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lizerroun, PEA 7.—A good apply of wheat, asd trade
extasiselv dull as le. per toad minutia in pries. Barley
fetches list week's prices with a steady soda. Oda. beam,
cad peas all the tarn lower. Wheat, red, 2155. to 36..
per load ; doe, 30s. ; white, 30s. to 325. ; flee, Ste. Barley,
malting, :♦6.. to 44e. per qr. ; grinding, 265. to 3138. Oats,
orrarre, las. to 241. ; feed, Zs. Brans, Oa. to lee. per
lead. Peas, Ilta to 275. per load.

Locum Tag. 7.—There au hardly as wrong* *bow
of abut. Outdoor work boa wads good program io this
district libel last week. Tha re was a quiet deossod tor
wheat at Is. par v. loss mosey. Now red, 46a. to Ms. ; now
white, Ms. to Ms. ; old rod. Ms. to Ms. ; old whits. 58s. to
Ob. goo 78 stows. Of barley then was a 'middling Phew,

and a steady demand took place at quite aa much money as
last week ; malting. 341. to 395. per qr. ; grinding, 2ba. to
30a. per 30 stone. The demand for rata (ef which the show
was limited) ruled firm at full prices; old, 27. to 30.
new, 21. to 255. per 24 atone.
Nrwoserm-orog-Tteg, Fn. 7.—At our market this
morning we had • better supply of wheat from the growers,
and condition being somewhat improved, a clearance was
steadily effected, at the full rates of this day eennight.
From the stands nothing of moment transpired, and to
have forced isles, a reduction of fully la. per qr. upon all
descriptions must have been conceded, whilst few holders
felt willing to accept. Flour wu not so pressingly offered
as during the week, our extreme quotations being only pro.
curable in retail. Malting barley in slow request, hut can.
not be written cheaper. Scarcely any demand for grinding
varieties. Malting barley in slow request, but cannot Is
written cheaper. Scarcely any demand for grinding eerie.
ties. Malt met little attention. Beans and peas Donn.
rally unchanged. Oats were held firmly, but demand not
active :—The arrivals this week are :—Wheat, coutwise,
4,315 qrs. ; foreign, 100; Barley, coastwise, 32. Malt,
coastwise 410. Oats, coutwiee, 1,429 • foreign, 100 ;
Bens, ointwiss, 140. Flour, coastsriee, 1,24 sacks.
Indian corn flour, 450 seeks.

Nonwicit, FEB. 7.-There was a good supply of wheat
at this market to-day, but the demand being limited pries
receded h. per quarter upon all descriptions. The supply
of barley was limited, and in some instances more mosey
was given for both malting and distilling sorts. Not much
doing in other grain. Flour without altaratioe in value.
White wheat (weighing 57lte. to 631 b.), 46a. to 604. ; red
ditto (weighing 1571b5. to 631b5.), 425. to 45e. ; beet the-
valiermelting barley (weighing 53lbs. to 541b5.), 37a. to 40a. ;
runs chevalier ditto (weighing 52Ibs. to falba.). 36e. to 365.;
distilling ditto (weighing 491ba. to 511 b.), :12a. to 345.;
oat., 245. to 28e. • beans, 38e. to 40a ; and pee, 38s. to
40e. per qr. Floor, 33.. 6d. per sack.
Norriwowaw, FILB. 7-There we. a very moderate
show of wheat today, there being a sprinkling of red and
white sorts. The condition and quality of the samples
were variable. Selected lota were no lower, but inferior
kinds were Is. per quarter cheaper. Old white sold at 58s.
to 644. . • old red, 501. to 565. ; new white, 445. to 54r. ; new
red, 440. to 50s. per 36 stone. The supply of barley was
limited, and full rates were obtained ; foreign. 345. to 40a. ;
homegrown malting, 32e. to 43a. per quarter ; grind*.
26e. to 30s. per 34/ stone. There was a small supply of
mita, for which a steady sale took piece, at late prices :
Old, 25e. to 31s ; Dew, 21s. to 275. per 24 111000.
011011), PTA. 7. - Traneactioes tosLy were rather
limited. Bates ruled as follows :-White wheat, sth. to
60e. ; red wheat, 45e. to Ws. per quarter. Oats made
from 20a. to 30e. Beans, for which the demand was good,
sold readily at from 36e. to 425. Bog peas were worth
from 36e. to 40s. Flour, 36e. and 375. per sack.
PZTRRBOROUGH. FLB. 7.-We bad a fair quantity. of
wheat offering here to-day. The trade ruled dull, and prier
were again Is. to 2e. par qr. lower. AU descriptions
spring corn found buyers a& fully last week's prices.
Beeman, FEB. 7.-There was only a moderate supply of
wheat at our market this morning. Business was exceed.
ingly dull, and prices remained unaltered.
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Itocintirrat, Fan. 7.—There was a full attendance of the
town and country trade, but, on the whole, there was a
limited quantity of wheat on offer. For the primed emir
plea last week's quotations wen fully realised, but dbar
deecriptioas must be quoted at la. to 2a. per quarter
cheaper. The best qualities of white made 545. to 6th., and
red, 50s. to 545. per quarter ; inferior white was 48s. to 54a,
and red, tOs. to Ws. perquarter. There was little activity
in .the barley trade, and only the best lots realised late
figures. The prices of best malting are 365. to 40a. ; and
grinding 26e. to 325. per quarter. There was a fair show el
oats, but the sales were restricted to the most superior
kinds, which made 265. to 29.. per quarter,

Wisintea, F. 7.—We had • good supply of wheat at
market to-day. Best white made full prices, big
all other qualities were Is. per qr. lower. Oats, beaus, mid
peas without alteration. Prices to the grower : Wheat,
white, 48s. to 50a., 63/6e. per bushel ; red, 43e. to 475.
Oats, 104 d. to 110. per atone. Beans, 365. to Ms. per qr.
of 19 stone ; old, 445.
Woacrayn, Fa. 7.—At this day's market there tom
a large supply of wheat which mkt freely at a decline of la.
per qr. Barley the turn cheaper. Oats unaltered. Beam
and peas only taken in retail.
Yong, Feb 7.—At our market to-day the show of wheat
was limited, and for all but the best sorts ls. per qr. decline
took plaoe. New white sorts were disposed of at 48s. to
62a. • new rad, 44e. to 47e. per 36 Mom. There was not
much barley on Mier, and sales were made steadily at fully
late rates ; malting, 32a. to 335. per qr. ; feed sort., 28e. to
30a. per 30 stone. The business done in mkt was fair at
the extreme prima of leas week, namely, 20s. to 24a. par
24 atone.

KIBILCALDT, Fan 7.—At Call eooatry markets, this
week, we had fair supplies of wheat sad oats, but small of
barley. Miles slow, and prices much as last week, only that
Sue parents of barley and oats ware lce per qr. higher.
Hem, to-day, we had a middling @apply of wheat, small of
barley, but large of rasa Sales slow. Wheat 13d. to Is.
pear qr. cheaper. Barley and oat. much as last week.
Wheat, old and new, 31a. to 545. par qr. Barley, new,
23e. to 325. Oats, new, 18a. to 27e.
WATTIWORD, FIX 7.—Our receipts of home-grown
grain continue small, and arrivals of foreign are very
moderate, consisting of only two cargoes of Indian corn
from the Black Sea, and one of barley from France.
The supply, however, is quite insufficient for the present
requirements of the trade, which is of the most retail
character. In the value of Irish wheat we note a reduc-
tion of 3d. to 4d. per barrel, bat foreign me hardly be
quoted cheaper. Barley and oats fully as dear; beet
samples of the latter for seed bring rather more money.
Indian corn.—Really prime qualities support previous rates,
but secondary aorta, of which the bulk of the stock here
consists, are rather cheaper. Demand trifling this week.
Flour the turn lower. Imports this week : W heat, 30
qrs. Barley, 500. Indian core, 5,400. Exports this week :
Oats, 5,580 barrels. Flour, 982 sacks. Oatmeal, 42.

CA.TTLE.—Cannua. Psi. 7.—The stock of Irish cattle
as offer to-day in our market was similar to that of bat
week as regards number, but the general quality was infe-
rior. A fair business was doing. Pricer ranged from 4/.
up to V. and 91. A more abundsut supply of young pip
was on offer in our market to-day than fur some time past.
The general quality of the stock was good. Wholesale
purchasers were early in the market. and the better lots
quickly changed bands ; but home purchasers were mane.
Prices were fully 6d. up on the average compared with last
week, large good animals briagiog from 16e. to Ws. mad
245. ; and isforior from Gr. to 10s.

ARREST OP • SOOTURIS•11 114 PAWL—The Paris
police have just captured a young Scotedunan who defrauded
a joint-stock company in Aberdeen of • considerable sum of
money. This young man, of • fashionable appearance,
apparently about niseteen years of age, travelled under the
name of Stanley, and took an apartmeot in the Rue de
Clichy. He was shortly followed by au ageet of the secret
polio, of Aberdeen, accompanied by the director of the
Agricultural Society of that town. It appears that
the young man, who was • clerk in the company's service,
forged the name of the director to a draft for 9424.11.,
for which be OilialUlla cash, and set oat for
London, where be spent about 401. in the purchase
of a gold watch and chain, and thence Bed to
Paris. The persons sent is pursuit of Stanley addressed
themselves to the prefect of polies, who planet as agent at
their service. The same eveniug they entered the house of
a professor of languages, who wee givtug a lecture, and they
perceived the fugitive mamas the audience. Great was the
dismay of Stanley whey be toned himself in presence of the
director of the Scotch company. But, quickly recovariog
his presence of mind, be held out his bend, saying, " Paulen
me, I lost my head when I committed the wicked action."
On searching the fugitive • few pieces of gold oily were
found, hut • sum of 6404 in notes of the Scotch Bank was
discovered in his lodgings, which were carefully rolled up
and concealed in the handl of a revolver.

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BIRTHS, DIARRIAGIS, AND DEATHS.

BlicTH&

BELL—TebruaryL at Lreyvltis Bowe, Ifighbury New.park,
the wife of T. Nell, Jan., bap.. dl a daughter.
royiLaß.-;.le!braar7. 6, atßartoeltelds, Canterbor), the wife of

the Bev. C. A. Fow ,of a daughter.- -
Row klak-robnars 4. at Raabe)* Vila, Thilip.lann. Totten.
ham, the wile of M. Howard, Mq., of a rieughtur.
RAWBTOII.IIH-February 4, at ktalderatone (flange, Lancsahlre.
the wife of the Rev. R. A. Rawatorne. of a daughter.
YARDLEY.-Yebniary 7, at Apperley Hoee, near Tewkesbury.
the wife of John Yardley. Req., of • daughter.
MA RR I AG ER.
BROWN—ATTWOOD—Yebroary 4, at the perish church of
Halm Owen, by the Venerable Archdeacon linne, the Rea.
Edward Brown. vicar of Adlnatiam. Cumberland. to Maria
only daughter of Jams Henry Attwood, Req., of Moss- hilt
Cumberland. No cards
MOLY NEU X -KEOGH-February 5, at Our Lady's Church.. M.
JohnOwood, by the Rey. E. 8. Keogh, H. H. Molynene,
to Agues. daughter of the late 0. D. Keogh, Keq.. of Randolph.
road, Molds-hill.
?ULLA R-J E74611N8-14ebritary 6,st at.Martleo parish church.
Ilinelnghano by the We. Canon Miller, lOU., J. Fuller.
jun., Kell-Mehl House. Dotage of Allan, N. 8., to Mary Anne.
younger daughter of the late William Walker Jenkins. Mr'
miugham. Nu cards.
DEATH&
BRADBURY.-February 6, at Brighton. A. Bradbury,
of At. Julian's. Streatham, and Bassughaltstroet, aged 42.
OINOELL.-February 0, at Edwardoatreet,Portnancoaquare,

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01eateU, soul H.
WaDI il N (+TON. Iretornary 5, at Langriak Mar retrrstlatl. J.
H. Waddington, laq.. aged 80.

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