The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-25 00:00:00

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TALLOW. —The tallow market remains quiet Oa the spot,
owing to the quantity of home tallow offering, the demand
foe foreign is light, and there being no further discussion of
the Polish question at the moment, there is little disposition
to speculative business. From Petonburg the market is
quoted 401 silver roubles, at which 2,000 casks bad been
taken ; this at the exchange of :1744. costs laid down here
about 455. ; shipped off 15,800 casks. Our closing quotations
aDr=, 42a. I,d. ; September, 435. 6d. to 94. ; October to
, 445. ; December, 44.. 3d. to 6d. ; Jaauary to
March, 445. &L Odessa sheep, he, 43a. Beef, 41s. nd.
to 425. Australian beef, 40s. 611. to 41a. 6d. South Mimi.
eau, 42a. 6d.,lat pipes. Town tallow, 41a. 3d. net mei.
Coooa-nut oil steady; Cochin, 481.• Ceylon, 465. to
465. 6d. ; Sydney, 41s. fine, no inferior offering. Palm
oil firm ; fine Lagos, 365. 6d. ; inferior, 36e. Palm nut
oil, 345. to 36a, good to fine.
and Charles,
dated
(Prom
the Monier of Meson. Smith and Charles, dated Monday
evening.) . _

OOTl'ON.—Lcvstroor., AtIOUBT 21.—We have had
a very stroeg market, with rather dearer prises. The
mks are 12,000 tales, of which 5,000 an oe sperm-
laties and for eaport. 2,000 American, 20d. to 24d.;
8,730 dank 12,111. to 210.; 1000 Egyptian, 22d.
200 Bahia and Maces 210. ; 70 Marsaham, T34d. The
week's import is 5,188 halm.

COLONIAL AND FOREIGN WOOL SALES.—These
mks °peed, as morel, with a very large attendance of bores
and fore** buyers, and the prices realised at the commence.
meat showed an advance of ed. to 18. per lb. Of the average
rates of the previous series. This rue we. mainly to be
attributed to the eagerness displayed by continental buyers,
in their competition with English coo/ewers, whothad run
out of stock when these sake °Dammed. About the
second week, the apprehension that a European war might
arise oat of the Polish question mused a cemition of par.
chases for the Continent, and prima receded to the average
of May rates. This fall, however, was very temporary, for
S soon became evident to our English staplers and mann.
factures. that notwithstanding the large proportion taken
by foreigners out of the preceding sales, they were again
baying to almost the same extent. From this time to the
dose the competition each day bas been more spirited both
by home and continental buyers, the latter having taken
above oat-third of the quantity offered, and we may now
quote the advance as fully id. per lb. oe the average prices
obtained in May. Considering the present exesumption of
wool in this country and the prospect of an abundant harvest
(which an unusually hot summer has, up to the present
time, enabled farmers to secure in good condition) we think
the prices paid are fully warranted and will leave a good re
suit to purchasers. Port Phillip.—There hes been a very
small proportion of good clean deem and a much huger
quantity of scoured than in usually sold at this seams.
Sydney. —An average assortment has bees offered, which
has been eagerly competed for. Tasmanian.—There is still
a great oompliunt about the very moity condition of the
wool from this colony, which unfit. it for many pummel',
and ooseiderably deteriorates its value. New Zealand shows
some improvement in classing, but the bulk is shorter grown
and is worse condition than previous jean. Adelaide wool
was principally in the grease, and a large proportion has
been purchased for export. Cape, of which there has been
a very indifferent selection, has been is good demand
throughout, at an advance of folly Id._pralb. The low
foreign wool Wes took place this diy. The catalogue me.
tained'—Eest India and China, 615; Turkey, 50; Rumba.
331 ; Mogndore, 481 ; Algerian, 100 Malta, 366
thin, 99 ; Sumo' Ayres, 85 ; suodnest 150 ; total, 11%
bales. The small quantity of low foreign sod East ledia
wool offered attracted a good attendaoceof buyers. Prioes
realised have been fully equal to those obtained m the Liver.
pool sales.—(Froat the Circular of Morn. Bradbury sad
Cook, dated August r 2.)

00ALS.-Loomar, AUGUST 24.- Buddies West Hart.
ley, 16.. ; Conan Hartley, 16s. ; Daviaos's West Hart.
ley, 16t ; Grey's West Hartley, 15a. Ilastinp Hertky,
; Lambert's West Hartley, 16s. ; Nettlesworth Prim-
rose, 12s. 6d. ; North Pelton Gas, /3s. 3d. ; Tanfield
How, 12s. 6d. ; Tatifield Moor Bates, lb. 6d. ; Want Hart.
lsy, 16s. ; Wylam, 16s. 6d. ; Eden Hain, 16a. 3d.; Walli
Eed Braddylls Helton, 16s. 94. ; Walls End Imam
16e. ; Walls End Haswell, 18s. ; Walls End llsttens,llr4s. ;
Walls End Kepler Grange, 164. 9d.; Walls Ed Maleers
Hatton, 16s. 9d. ; Walls Eod Sooth Helton, 18s. ; Walls
Rod Stewart's, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Tunstall„ 13s. 9d. ;
Walls End Hunk Hall, 16a. 9d. ; Walls End East Hartle-
pool, 17s. 9d. ; Wells End South Kenos, 16a. 9d. ; Canny
and Daffryn Malting, 205.-Bhips at market, 95 ; sold, 65.

CATTLE.—Urraroot,, Almon 24.—The supply of cattle
and sheep was larger that on last Monday, the demand eery
good for iioth beef and mutton. at rather higher prices
for the primed qualities. Other drecriptioas without
change in ►alue. Lambe sold dearer.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
mime rm. WAIF Total, Totsl
IAILWATI. open inagars ehaudlae 164 1631
Week ending August A
Buffalo and Like Baron lOU 1,605 1,...,73
Week ending August It
6. Aust. &Lombardo-Yew
(South Aust. Una) 1082 16,472 21,985 38.057 44,476
(Lombardo Line)
Central Italy Branch
Pluisance to Bolan.
Week ending August 21.
Cork and Youghal and
QUeetiatoern Direct 22/ Ni 66 513 431
Week ending August
London, Brighton, and
Coast Ulf 18,868 4,097 22,965 21,6145
South Eastern 23.4843 6.145 29,631 71,512

nos:way Pate The agreement for the pur-
chase of the land required for the formation of this park
km been signed ou the part of the Metropolitan bead of
Works and the proprietors of the land. and the price to be
paid for it is to be settled by arbitration. The site will
embrace the whole of Horueey-wood, and the land lying
between the Great Northern Railway and the Green Lassa
northward of the Seven Sisters'-rosil, as for as and in-
cludieg a portion of the land ou each side of the New River.
The whole of the park will be situate within the pariah of
Hammy. and thereby not included within the limits of any
metropolitan borouish.
ROYAL Fan HOONTAL, GRAII3-INN-ZOAD.--The
number of patients relieved at this hospital during the week
sliding August 21 was 3,718, of which 1.181 WOW DOW COON.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTH& _
_„

BARRY.—Augnst 21, at 317117;.170u5e.'" , Ash, Surrey, the wile
Captain W. H. awry. 73rd Regiment, of • soli.
COLWRNK—August 21, at Chinpenham, Wilts, the idle of
W. H. Colborne, Cori., of a daughter.
FLRMING.—Atigost 21, at Bath. the wits of the Rev. James
Fleming, of • daughter.
111LLAR.—August 21, at Ilenopetead, the wile of William Millar.
Fag , of a eon.
ROGYKS.—August 21, at Davenport, the wife of Lieuteatut
Henry Rogers, ILN., of a sou.
SERtXXILD.—August It. at Taplow-hill, Maidenhead, the wife
of Charles Pemee Sertieold, Eat., of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
iirci—wEr.B.—Augnst 20. at Forest-hill, by the Rey. 11 lion,
Hr. C. Ilan, to Mary Tilbury, daughter of the late J. K.
Webb. Fiy.. of Southwark.
31 I'RWS 3.—CLARK.—dultast 20. at Steadies', Lineoinstne, by
tho Rey. C. T. Swan. rector of Weiton.le.Wold, the lies. li H •
Murray. vicar of Shriyenhani, Berke, to Julia Man, duasht.r
of the late W D. Chit, Fist., of lielfoyi-hall, Northumb. laud.
PATON—LAMB. Atutoat 20, at Ryton, by the Key. K. sto
son, J. Paton, Esq., 4th King's Owe Regiment, to Agne. 11e o.
daughter of J. C. Lamb, Mau, of Ryton.houn, candy ituriunt.
DEATHS.
ADKlNS.—August 20, at Northampton, Mr. J. P. AlllO4
aged 44.
FARVER.—Auguat 2,, at Summethill, Kinpwinford, Gr. John
Fanner, la his oath year.
JAKs MM.3—Awing 21, at Bennett•treet, Blackhiars, .1. t'
.. age
LlVERlinlid K—Augnit 21. at Shorn-reed, Hackney. 111,,Iteth,
wlfs of I. Livermore. aged 32.
RUDD.—Auguat 20. Anode, wife of J. L. Rudd. Kat.
BPACKLA N.—Augnst eo, at Bradfordan-Avon, AugusU '"..14"
widow of C. Sparkman, Eat., sited 71.
RUTH.—August td, atilt Lectuanitson am Marl Non... 'l'l°3'
secoml daughter of the Lyle William Drowning South, tat.
of Horde,. Gloucestershire.
WARREN.—August 20, at Goring, finason, W. N. Warren, Sob.
of Liaeolu'airm, aged 41.