The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-24 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TVIIBOIX Eceintro. The market was
susso today. Spot, Dew, 40s. 3i. ; old. 40s. ; Marcia
40s. 6d. ; April to Japli, 41s. Delivery to Let evesoki:
3dB maks ; DO arrivals.

COTTON.—LiwkaPoox, Fie. 23.—We have had a dill
striped market to-day, without &soy in prices. The vales
ars 4,000 bake, of which 1,000 are for export and specula.
tios.

OOTTON GOODS.—KINCHZIIII3I, Fri. 23.—1• ship.
ping yarns we learn that there is litetally no busbies' 4010 g,
for say market, and that to offset sales lower prices would
have to be takes. Telegrams from Calcutta are considered
favourable, but they have led to DO basins here, end the
market closes very quiet. The demand for home trkle
yarns bee been very languid. Prices are easier, but not
quotably lower. In clothe the demand has been quite as
languid sa that tar yams, sod to effect sales manafacto•en
would have to give way ta price. This, as a rule, they are
unwiltiog to do, but &allots holding stocks have shown some
disposition to meet the wishes of buyers, and in such
cases some few sales have been effected. The ag-
exegete business of the day, however, is under-
stood to have been of • very limited character.
A telegram from Calcutta, two days later than that brought
by the last mail, speaks of a rather improved market, and
of Wattage selling at rather better prices ; but these mini:cc
have led to no bunnies is Manchester today. From
Shanghai the news brought by this mail speaks of • money
WOO ; exchange 7s The winds of Cotton in this country
are likely to increase, sad Nam Whitworth and Co.
have put oat • drearier giving the total arrivals is Liver pool
lest week at 45,938 bales, sad in London at 14,623 bales.
They estimate the total arrivals this year at 226,356 bales,
and state the quantity at sea from Ind* Obiaa, sad Japan.
to Feb. 21.1, at 566,661 bales, of which 456,967 had been
shipped for Liverpool sod the remainder ter Leaden. Of
this quantity, however, upwards of 190,000 wen from China
and Japan, which ere rather small bales. There NOM to
be some disposition here to eater on time bargain; and it
is said th►t one manufacturer has contracted to deliver
10,000 pieces of cloth per moon till September, at • de.
coded reduction on current pries.

WOOLLEN.—Lam Fix 23.—The markets this Isom
ing presented no new feature ; they ware tolerably well
attended, and for Tuesday fully an average amount of
beds= was transacted. la the eoloured hall, the chief
inquiry was again for light fabrics of the nailed Melton
dam ; for plain goods the demand was only indifferent. The
white ball was wet. Thin is no perceptible change in
rates.

X.L.NrFACTURES. Hotoncannun, Fu. 73.—The
buyers attending oday km been numerous, including
some from Scotland ad Ireland *swell as the prorin,-‘e,
but no heavy buyers from Loodon &poured. No one
seemed to make heavy peroltmes individually, but a good
number of small parcels have bete made up, which has
canoed the aggregate So reach a good average. Light co.
loured fancy. and low goods for shipping sold the reediest.
WOOLS. —HCDOII6FIZLA F. 23.—These baa been an

improved deemed far nearly all sorts of wool. particularly
colonials, in which some rather heavy transactions here
Oakum place daring the week. Prices continue firm, and
Lewin salsa, ememeeciag seat week, are looked forward to
with Rash lateral*.

CORN. —11c1.4 21.—A tetla's mast slaw' ripply
at English wheat. which sells alowlyat barely last Turley s
currency. Fanign aialered. aad ears quire nerd. Syrug
ore el all deseriptior reusing unaltered se vales. but ries
limited. Foreign arras for the week :—Wbort, 258qm ;
barley, 870; bras, 240; peae, 1,498 ; tares, 1,006.

Lino Flo 23.—Holdos of wheat will not gire way in
prico and sa baron cannot pnrobass on Boar own tows,
rely little boom has taken place. Barley an before.
He... are slow se* sad prises seareaky,equal to last weak.
Oats and other artialas othout alteration in oho

Livenrool., Fa& 23.—At our market to-day there was
rather more disposition to buy chest, sad a very fair
Imainoss wee effect= in red American, at about the currency
of this day week. Flow was very dull, end prior tended
is favour of buyers. Oats unchanged. Barley, beans, and
peas only saleable is retail at lon quotations. India corn
was lees pressed, and a mcdgeote bashing or do= is
Americas, at 295. per 48011 n. Oatmeal the tern cheaper.
Mitt, Pm. 23.—The weather chaos Friday his been
cold, with frequent sociwrionns. To-day's market wag well
attended, but not much wheat showing, consequently buyerg
had to pay fully last week's prices. Barley, prime firm for
both malting and grindirig samples. Beans sod per, each
slow sale. Wheat, white, sew, 631ba. to 641 be. per =-
portal bushel, 45a. to 465. ; ditto red, 631 be. to 611 M.,
41s. to 425. ; ditto red, old, 821 b.. to 631b5., 40s.
to 41a. Barley, beet Chevalier malting, 54th.. to &Us.,
365. to 375. ; ditto, rune Chevalier ditto, 531 be. to Whs.,
335. to 345. Oats, 361bs. to 4211 m, 225. to 265. Beans,
old, 6.31 be. to 651ba., 40a. to 44a. ; new, 631bs. to 641b5.,
38s. to 40s.

NIWCASTIA Fah 23.—The weather dill continues trusty.
At our market this morning we had a moderate ahoy of
wheat/rem the growers, amid fasters bete/ imps waved,
great 81111041011 pervaded the trade, and um the *spas
transacted rather over previous rates were ertablishodi
extra sew south country yellow teaching 435. ad.
In foreign very few Was occurred, lian not nil.
ling to sell at preseot quotations. Fleur without
Malting barley steadily supported its value. Malt drooping.
In other articles there is little variation to note.

CIIIIINTRE RAILWATIL —Yesterday a meeting of
the Stockport. Tinsman, and Ahead/am Company was
held at the Sheffield Railway station, Manchester ; Mr.
James Marshall in the chair. The report stated that
58,2251. bad been expended to December 31, making a total
outlay on capital account of 156,9291. Five miles and • half
of single line of permanent way had been laid, and it was
hoped to complete the works by autumn.—A meeting of
the Stockport and Wadley Junction Company wee held,
at which lir. Marshall also presided. 75,1921. had been re-
ceived, and 65,272/. expended to 31st December. The re•
mints as the line were increasing satisfactorily. A dividend
of 4i per rent., payable on let of March, was declared—A
meeting of the duple. New Mills, and Hayfield Junction
line was also held at the same oMses as the above ; Mr. N.
Buckley in the chair. 3971. had been received, and
105,4241, bad been expended, leaving a balance of 10,027/.
due to the bankers. • report said the works were pro-
' ending slowly. The tanned at New Mills was nearly corn,
Maid, but several all bad occurred in the cutting near
ffirines. Notice had Issa given for a deviation in the
Hayfield branch, and for as extension of time. The
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BINTHf3, ht&R.ltLiolo3, AND DEATH&
BIRTH&
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DOlSHlL,—Febreary et Yams Court, the wife cd J. H.
Hoene Ise.. of • dasethter.
CElJUClL—ifebruaft ft, at Alblowreed. bt. John'e-wood, the
wife of C. W. CMosch. Tap., of • daughter.
HOW MM.—Telma, 11, at Hampstead, the trite of Mg C.
Howard. of a 0011.
BIEVILINO.--rebruart ft, ft Iftzether
Dr. Ifieftldag, of a ems.
MARRIAGES.

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HIDOCOCC—IDWARDS.—Febesary JO. at St. Glees, Camber-
well, by the ter. T. S. Gaeta. mate. A. C. .Bp of
Aar'land, New Zealand, to &arab Amt daughter of hi. T. H.
gdwarda, late al Southampton-etre* Camberwell.
ROWLITT—DICHINION.—Irebnory HA at 11. ?aura charch,
halftime& by the lee. J. A. Coelho, A. C. Rowlett,
Ma IL% ot Yalta. to Holly, daughter of the late T. I.
of
W RIGHT—CB V Wit—February NA.LoiSelcambe gm* near
atilmoutb, Devon, by the R. W. it, Y.A., J. H. Wright.
Hey ,of Wham, urn', Zierseor Aline, daughter of Lieut. •
Colonel W. J. Church, of her Itajeatre Madras army.
MATHS.
CLAlRX.—Febnlet 22. at, It. Johe'retreet, Wert Smithfield,
Lacy Juba, rof W. sad Clark, aged 6.
KlLNlLL—February 21, at Harylead Point, Stratford, Kam, 1.
Ulmer. aged de.
Pa ELLIN. F.bvnazT 21. at Wood -eon:neon, Tottenham,
I Vary relict of Belli., Mr. J. PMllfpa, aged 72.
/MAMMY. —l4We:try 21. at Qtteea's-terrecie. gegrota-Pot.
Frederick ithidletno, child of ter. F. Stan.by, aged 6.
1110111211031.—Febettary 21, at lenewood.house, Leamington
Mazy Anse 'Wow of 0. L. Thompeoe, Zoo., aged SO.
W 'l'MLZY.—Febreary 2t, at Redford agnw, lama, widow
M peL L Wmatalev. &weal am), aged 6L

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laemberdatreet. la the OW Loaelee. Prather, the
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