The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-20 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—TROWIDAY EVl3llllo.—The mast was
Sat to-day for near periods, but good for the end of the
per Spot, 445. ed. ; March, 445. Pd. ; APB to Juoe,
444.9 d. to 455. ; mass alone, 46e., " buyers ;" October to
December, 475. Delivery to last evening, 554 maks ;
arrivals, lOcealos.

COTTON.—LivmooL, Fie. 19.—There is little doing
today in our market, which is quiet but weedy. The Wes
are MOO bake, including 100 American. 19d.
30to 21d.;
2.300 Surat, 11 ed. to IBd. ; 10 Egyptian, 2ld. ; Bahia,
19d. ; of whith 1,000 are for immolation and export. The
week's import is 24,879 bales.

WOOL AND WOESTED.—HILADFOIII). Fee. 19.
There is grant mistimes in wooL Holders are generally
firm in the maintenance of prices, though some classes of
wool are a shade easier. Stapler., however, are more
esnvinMo-day, in oossequenoes of the reduction in the rate
of discount. The yam market is rather brisk. There is
• considerable inquiry to-day ; and spinners might take
several new orders wen they inclined to yield in price, but
this they will not do in the face of the stiffens of rate.
The German export honer are doing • little in a quiet way,
but are acting very cautiously, in coosequenoe of the
unsettled slate of affairs in Pruesia and Poland.
Several buyers are also holding back till the
arrival of the American news by the Edinburgh.
There tem Mame to notion In pieces. The business dotog is
•of a legitimate character, and arising from • real demand;
beam it is that trade, though quiet, is healthy. The home
merchants are only buying small lots to sort up stacks, and
these omelet mostly of fancies or low priced plain goods.
Ilanufachmers of the lots complain of not being able to
make their own with the present high prix of material,
and are tempted to take oldies only for the sake of keeping
their machinery going. Plain articles in general cositioue
neglected ; low qualities of Coburg and Orleans, as indeed
all low fabika. tones at gumption to this ; and we learn that
some fair orders are !placed in cheap Orleans for America.
Prime are firm.

BILIL—The following notice of the silk sales, dated
February 19, is from Messrs. Durant and Co. The
periodical public sales commenced yesterday, and am
concluded. The quantity offered was 1.700 bales Bengal.
7,000 bales China, 650 belie Japan, and 750 bales Canton.
The whole were allowed to pees without bidding, except for
the damaged bales, which were taken at fair prices. Our
gourd market has been quiet for the last three or four
weekss,, but it is thought that there is a better demand for
muofaetared goods. Should this continue we may look fa
an early recommsnoement of businesa."
LAC! AND BOBLEBY.—Norrrnottam, Fen 19.
The tow et the Moe trade is generally stronger this week,
though with the prevailing high price of yarns, myth*
like speenlatien is still studiously avoided. Then is about
sa much dram is the fancy bee and edgier', end rather
more inquiry for plans nets, especially for the menet kinds,
than for several weeks past —Am regards the hosiery trade,
all we can say is that both for shipping and home "
Jim the demand is • little leis languid than usual,
improvement is of the slightest possible deseriptioa, owing
to the cost of yarns, and risks which have to to in seed-
ing cargoes to places which might otherwise take a large
quantity of our manufactures.—Nottinghan

COB.N.—EIRWINGUaIt, Frn. 19.—At this day's market
there was a less supply of English wheat, which maintained
its value. Foreign difficult to sell in quantity. Barley slow
sale, bat act cheaper. Oats, beans, and peas only found
bayers in limited quantities. _ _

Bantroi, Fn. 19.—1 n our market to-day English wheat
wu in fair supply, and *old slowly at about last rates.
In foreign but little passing, and pewee were without alter.
idiom. Malting barley in active demand at full prices ;
grinding quite as dear, with a retail inquiry. Oats very quiet
sad the turn cheaper.

had an extensive supply of
wheatand barley to-day, and a good attendance. Although
the former was somewhat in improved condition, the trade
ruled very inactive, and to effect sake lower prices were
submitted to (of fully la. per qr. for ell qualities), and much
remained unsold. The bast malting barley sold steadily at
about former rates. Inferior qualities a heavy sale. A
large supply of beans, peas, and oats, sad we mercely
ever remember the =eke* so crowded, the demand
for seed causing oossiderable activity. The weather
has been remarkably favourable for the land since this day
mennight. Bast red wheat, 24a. to 264. 6d; inferior mete,
17s. to 22e. ; malting barley. 335. to 42a. ; inferior aorta,
26.. to 325. ; oats, 21s. to 29e. ; beans, 2011. to thi. 6d. ;
pees, 18s. to 21i. ; line floor, Mk. to 425.; other flour, 375.
to 39a.

MAMMOTH, Frs. 19.—Our market this morning was
of a languid character, but there was eo pressure to sell ow
the part of holden, sad is the limited beams which
occurred previous prices were sunorttd for all articles,
except those of esecedary or infeekr quality.
- •

Nzw.-
aai, Frs. I&—At this market there was a fair
&mead for fresh wheats at the full priors of last week.
Barley small show sad co lower. Oat/ aod beams mama as
lees week.

NEWBURY, FEB. 19.-We bad a small supply of wheat,
tether more inquiry far dry samples, at about late rates,
damp not saleable. Barley not in great supply, more
demand at in. per qr. mosey for all sorts. Oata, a better
trade, there being a sale for seed oats about ls. dearer.
Beans and pees continue a very slow trade.
Illsnrotta, Fan. 19. -The supply of wheat is beyond
the demand and the trade is very slack. In spring corn
these is more doing. Barley and nate, for sowing, have
advanced le. per qr. in value. Wheat obtains from 48s.
to 565. per quarter • barley, 325. to 40s. ; oak, 22a. to
30s. ; beans, 35e. to 44a. ; 'peas, 35e. to 42a. per qr. ; flour,
42e. to 475. per 28018..
EDIEDUEGN, FAB. 18.-As compared with Let week,
wheat was Se. down on the top, and Se. Bd. up on the
average. Bexley wee 4e. 6d. down on the top sad la 2d.
up on the average. Oats were same on the top, and 44. up
on the average. Beane were 2s. down on the top, and le.
up on the average. Wheat, 325. 04. to 575. Barley, Zia.
to 36e. 6d. Oats, 17e. 6d. to 335. Beane, 34a. to 48e.

CATTLE.-Nornionau, Fie. 18.-Our market to-day
was well supplied with cattle of all sorts. Both the clump
tity sad quality were better than has been for Dom time,
and the demand for the beat quality was good, realising
Be. 2d. to Bs. 6d. pee stow; inferior, 6a. 9d. to 7s. 9d.
Mutton largely repnemated, aad demand slow, and prime
unaltered, with the exception of clipped sheep, which bad
to be sold. Cliwed, 64d. to Id. per lb.; woolled, Bd. to
84d. per lb. Calves were better represented, and demand
good The beet realised 84d. pee lb.; inferior, 7d. to bd.
beet small porkets, ba. to M. eat per atone ; bacons, ba. 6d.
to 6s. 6d. pee stone.
Zoostraos, Frs. 18.-Tbe supply of cattle this morn.
rag wee largo, there being 703, or as increase of 35.
Sales dull, and towards the close prier were down from
3d. to nearly 6d. per stone. Top prose, Ba. ; current, from
Is. 3d. to 7s. 6d. ; middling and inferior, frail 51. 4d. to
6s. 9d. pee stole. The supply of sheep wee 3,023, Whig
779 moo sass lent market. On account of the larger
supply, prices were 4d. per lb. bows, as compared with
them obtained last week. Top prim, 80. ; entrant. Md.
to Sed., and dowel to 7gii. per lb. ; ewes, 'mead. to 7gd.
per ib. Fed pigs, from 5a to be. 91. per stone ; six to sight
weeks old do., from be 98. to 10a. a head.

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Church and turret clocks specially estimated for lieueona
illustrated pamphlet on clocks sad watches ,free by p•at foe
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
EJITHS.

BALGUY.—Febntary lG atClueeir;aourue, the wife of J. Balguy,
Esti , of a daughter.
BATTER—February 17, at Richmond, the wife of A. H. Bather,
req., of a eon.
011,1111.D.—Yebruary 16, at Berkeley Cagle, Lady (Afford, of a

daughter. .
JEKRAll.—lrebraary 14, at Cedars-mai, Clapham-common, the
wife of L J. Jernuu. Km. 'ot • daughter
NEWTON.—lrebeitar7lL atloweifea-street, the wife of Major.
General Newton, of a eon.
TLOWKlL—Febniery 17. at Queenahnrough.ternice. Kensington•
prdeue, the wife ut C. P. Trower, EMI., of • daughter.
MARRIAGES.

CHURCH—GOMEL—February 17, at Alphtencton, Devon. by lb,
Rev. R. A. gt. Leger, R. Y. Church, Kau , of Exeter, so Emily.
daughter of C. J. Y. Combo, El-i., of Stoke IrAbenson, Surrey.
FRANKLY/I—COOPER.—February 17. et St. George s, Hanover.
square, Y. B. Yiseklye, Reg., of Melbourne, Australia, to Kiln
both Foster Mary, daughter of U. Cooper, Esq., Of Gloucester
terrace, Eceleatou-square.
THORNHILL—HODUSON.—February 17. at St. George's.
Hanover...quern, by the Rev. C. W. King, rector of St. Mary-
le•Bow, Durham, Thomas, son of T. Thornhill. Pant. of Walk.
worth, Norfolk, to Katherhee YAM laabeitn, only daughter of
B. Hodgson, Esq., M.P., of Cerium, Northumberland.
WAPX —BIDWILL —February le, atthe pan ish church of St.
Thomas, user Exeter, by the Rev. W. IL Howard, S. Ware.
Req., to Harriett, daughter of J. O. Bldwill, EN., of Fells
We near Exeter.

DEATHS.
BEClCZR.—Fehreary 16. at Lorricoure.road, Walworth, F. P.
Sector. Up., aged 17.
BROWN.—Pebruary 16. at Springfield. Antwell-end, Ware. MI6

TratieW Drown. wed 87.
CLZY YOLL—Yehruary 18, at West Ham, Muer, Ann, daughter
of tbe late J. ClaypcN, Fart., wed it
rztousoN.—Yebrusry 17, at Decoestdre-place, J. Ferguson.
IlLetoiled 76.
LET.—February 16, at Aghadoe, Killarney, county of
germ the Dowager lady Headley.
HlCATH.—Vebreary 16, at lltdonAtreet Heat, eldtelgelds,
May, wife et lir. IL IL. Haab, spoll

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