The Express.
London, England, 1864-12-28 00:00:00

DLgSOLVID.

J. Hargreaves O. IL Newton. J. Craven,nd r. C. Bolton.
Alrewas and Eradier, ritalfordalalre, croons Manufacturers—J
Lister and T. Pickard, Baillax. V orkaldre, eaters—C. Gangs,
and W. Y. Das la, Liverpool. dryaalters— W. Woodhouse and G.
Woodboue, Brook Pool, Takagi., woollen aoseglaclarsts—

R. T. King and W. T. Riley, Cornhill, City—D. H. Young and F.
D. Lewin, Riches-court, Lime-street, City, general men:Waits—
I T. Haigh and G. Skinner, Sheffield, braes founders—J.
worth and T. Keighley, Rochdale, drapers—G Kennard and T.
Bristow, West Grinstead, Sussex, general dealcre—C. annuli and
E. Willett, Upper Craven-place. Kentish-n, burgeons—J.
L'Entent and H. W. Hodgkins, Itathboueplace, fox.
ford-street. musk publishers—J. Ureb end W. Sea.
bright, sem, Cheltenham, builders—W. F. Roeves and
T. Reeves, Lorrimore-road. Was/err/1. stonemasons—T.
Blltclilte and J. Stuttard, It Haden, Yorkshire—H. L 'loan
and T. W. Stadia, Ashton-under-Lyne. cotton matinfae.
turers-0. 11. J. Heal, L. Booth, and J. ritoplausou, Moverh),
Halifax, cotton spinners—R. limehm and R. M. Burromilii,
Liverpool, plumbers—J. Cape!, A. Trotter, J. B. Cape', E Drum-
mond, J. liorbary, Jun., and W. Trotter, Throgniortou-street.
City, stockbrokers, so far as regards F. Hammond—
R. Walker, J. & Walker, and R. Hacking, T. Parkinom,
Parkinson, and Elisabeth Ann /lacking Administrators of it.
Hacking, deceased), Bury, Lanceolate, kunfounders—T.
Kelly and P. Kelly. Ilunsworth, Yorkshire, farmers—G. R.
Wales and G. Sparks, Great St. Helens, City, surveyors—J. B.
Taylor and J. Stiles, Bristol, warehousemen—B. 11. Foster and
E. Bee o, Leeds, millwrights—E. Davies and F. 1.. Heaton,
Wrexham, Denbighshire, surgeons—Hannah Walker and P.
Walker, Newcastle-upon.T3 us, ironfounders—J. Proctor and J.
C. Proctor. Liverpool, accountants—T. U. Clare and 11. C. W.
Phillips, Birmingham, steel merchants—R. Roxburgh and W.
Thompson, London, Insurance brokers—J. Jennings and
Wright, Rescom be, Cheshire, brewers —T.Anderson and W.l•etrir,
salmon fishers—Helen Craighead and Aguas Craighead,
Aberdeen, dressmakers-
SCOTCH SEQUIrEItATIONES.
ROBERT MACKINLAT and RoUSZT GLIMOW, oR WU,
chants. Jan. 4, at the Faculty Dail, Glasgow.
WILLIAM SMITH, men., Edinburgh, printer, Dec. 30, at Doutirs
Booms, Edinburgh.
WILLIAM Mare, Deanfoot, Peebleastdra, farmer, Dec. 30, at the
Tontine lintel, Peebles.

MABIETS.

LONDON WEEKLY DOCK
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1506aa-111. 1. MP it tree 616
Mauritius bags 6.1090
East India bags 19,609
slam .. ...... baskets
Mlllllllla hap 29,194
MMUS bones 148
Cuba boxes
Fort IgnMuscovado tusks
Beard Dielmere 40
Do bap
..packages
Do.. bets. t bags
Clan casks 76t
bra. & begs 1,671
Mocha packages
Other R. India packages. 5,113
Do. do. „came
Brazil & Costa Rica bags) It
COOL% bogs
Foreign
Rem 239
Do.
Rica. LI tow 2,433
Baran= Minns
Yotami 306

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TALLOW.- TUTSDAT EvrariNG.-The tallow market was
firm last week, without. however. much speculative activity.
To-day the market opened strongly with a good trade
demand, and prices have ruled rather in favour of
holders, our closing prime being-Spot, now, 41s. ; old,
40s. 6d. ; January, 41s. 3d. ; March, 425. 3d. to 425. 6(1. ;
April to June, 42.5. 6d. ; October to December, 43a. 3d.
to 43e. 6d. Town tallow, 41s. 3d. net. Taganrog sheep,
41s. 6d. to 495. ; bed, 41s. North American, hoe, 41s.
South American, 425. lit pips; Australian sheep, 4 Is.
to 41s. 6d. ; beef, 40s. 6ne to 38s. 6d. low. Cocoa-
nut oil quiet. Cochin, 375. 6d.; Ceylon, 36a. ; Sydney,
3.3 e. 6d. to 335.. good to low mixed. Palm oil Irm. 365.
line Lagos. Palm-nut oil, 28a. to 294.-(From the circular
of Messrs. Smith and Charles.)

COTTON.—LxvirepooL, DEC. 27.—We base to report
a good doma•d to-day, .ith • steady market at Friday's
I Ma. Tim sales are 10,000 bales, of which -1,000 are fur
exparrimd speculation.

COTTON GOOD& hlanciirerxi, Dec. 27. —The market
for shipping yeses bee been very strong to-dav, and all
spinners have been asking higher prices than on Friday last.
This has rather checked business, and spinners have been
rather diaappointed, having come to market under the im-
pression that they would be able to do a large trade at
advancing rates. Any orders given out, however, have
been at higher prices than on Tuesday, and the market
doses strong, with an upward tendency. In home trade
yarns there has been a strong market, and a fair business
doing at slightly advanced rates. In cloth the market has
gradually strengthened since Friday, and a fair business bag
been done. The inquiry has been pretty general, especially
where goods were reedy in stock and available for immediate
shipment. To-day the market is equally firm, and pewee
tending upwards. The inquiry with a view to actual busi.
ness to-day has not been so great as was expected, and we
have not any considerable operations to report.

WOOLLEN.—Linne, Dig. 27.—Ther• has been eves
animation is tbs markets this mooning. The attendance of
merchants and manufacturers has been small, and the
amount of business trinsacted quite of a nominal character.
A few !umpteen( spring goods and hairlista have been crane.
fared, forming the bulk of business this morning. and these
even to a very limited extent. Rates still keep firm,

MANUFACTURBS.-11tinottniumm, Duo. 27.—0n1y
a very few buyers have attended the market today, and
Waimea transactions have bees on an extremely limited
scale. The local merchants are busy stock-taking, and out
of the market, which adds to the present dulness. Trade,
however, is not considered unhealthy, an improvement
being generally expected on the opening of the mow pear.

WOOLS.—HtTDDIMMILD, Dac. 27.—A Too iterate biog.
nese for the time ol the year appears to be doing. au
Australian more especially. and prices ruled slew Iy. In the
lower qualities of foreign there is lees inquiry.

Drc. 27. —At to-day's market a mode-
rate supply of Enlist' wheat, wbiah sells readily at Is. per
qr. more mosey for all dry quabtiss, beat rumor red makiog
36e. to 375. per 5041 b.. to the grower. Foreign held firmly,
but little doing. Barley moor off from tid. t 0325.. good
stout grinding held 24.. 9d. to 25.. per 32 stoma. is beans.
peas, or cots little or no alteration. Arrivals for the
week :—Wheas, 5,156 qrs. ; barley, 6,844; oats, 1,174;
p.m, 2:418 ; tans, 19.

Irswica, DSc. 27.—The market here to-day was quite
of a holiday character ; the supply of wheat much smaller
and sold readily at Is. per fp% advance. Barley comes more
mpariogly, and all good qualities fully as dear. Beans aad
peas each rather cheaper.
LTII/I, Drc. 27.—The weather since Thursday has been
very cold, with a sharp frost. At our Corn Exchange this
day we had a small show of wheat; 'the condition was
better than of late ; the trade ruled firm at last week's
prices. Barley, less offering and quits u much money paid,
for both malting and grinding qualities. Beans aid oats
fully as dear. Per imperial quarter to the grower :
Wheat, white, new, 631bs. to 6411 e. per imp. bas., 435. to
45.1. ; ditto, red, 631bs. to 641ba., 375. to Ms.; ditto, red,
old. 621 b. to G3lbe., 38s. to 3as. Barley, best Chevalier
malting, 551te. to :gibe. 325. to 345. ; ditto. runs Cheva-
lier ditto. 541bs. to 55lba, 29e. to 325. Oats, 36lbs. to
421b5., 225. to 26e. Beans, old, 631 be. to alba., 40s. to
42a. ; ditto, new, 6311i5. to 641ba. 36e. to
Niwcaavia, Dec. 27.—The weather has become frosty
again, sad should it continue we may look for a material
improvement in the condition of all grain. At our market
this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the
grower, as well Si from the oust, but from abroad several
veered' have arrived, chiefly from ',anemic, of medium
quality. Having, however, so little offering from the coast
our millers were drives on to Dutsic, for which a ready
sale was found, 581bm., now, oommandiog 40e. to 40s. 61. :
&fibs, 43. ' • extra, higher. Flour sold more freely, extra
Hamburg making 335. is quantity. Norfolk households
scarce and pointing upward. For malting barley more
steadiness prevailed ; grinding comparatively animated. la
other articles little variation.

Ngw YsAz's Glrra.—The most choice and ex-
tensive assortment Is to be toun.l ut Rammer* &lairWaimea'.
VS, "grand, 12.. Regent-street, and 24, CornbilL It comprises
scent eases of every description. Perfumed flower trees from
is. : Magic Bouquets, emitting scent, Is . Toilet Pets of
the new Cameo patterns, In mats] and poem-Lam . Perfumed
fans. from 3a. MI. ; a flr at variety of Fancy Bines and
&mail, from 9d., tc. ; time! Drumming for Christmas Trees.
Rummers Almana.. GA., by post for 7 stamps. " Bank
of Perfume.," with 500 illustrations. price 5.., Is tem publhbed.
presented to all purchasers for ..ne guluea. --I Advertisement.)