The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-07 00:00:00

MARKET 6.

TALLOW.—WIZSIBDAY Emma —lll. losarkst was
26104117. 9Pct. 49a 3d. ; October to December,
,a. ; Jemmy to Merely 50e. 6d. Delivery to last
weswies. MB auks ; arrival; 81 arks.

ooTroN.—LrviarooL, Ammer 6.—Onr market to-day
is steady, bat quiet, with a small busker done. The melee
ass 5,000 bides, nasledias 2,050 American, 18d. to 104 d. ;
2,000 Surat, 12d. to 15d. ; 150 %upturn, 17itl. to 10d.
131IPeruem, 17d. to las. ; 370 Bahr, 17$. to 180., of
which 2,500 are for speculation, sad export, 1,500. The
week's import is 25,212 bake.

'HIDES AND LEATHILIL—The leather trade of the
pest month has shown a decided improvemeot in comparison
with most of the preceding months of the present year.
Bo pm appear to hove had more confidence in the market,
aad although there has been nothing that no be called
five in the tmosections that have taken place, pnr-
have not been restricted go entirely to immediate
grate ea they had bra for many months previously. The
malt in that the stocks, not large before, en, of many
aiiieles, Mooed to a very low prat. Prices generally are
radtend, but should the recent demand continue it re doubt.
ful whether the supply would be adequate to meet it. arid,
eseasquently, whether higher prior for those goods chiefly in
request would not be realised. The fine weather has
doubtless coatributed to ilA01111101) the market favorably,
and on its continuance much depends, but it must not be
ftten that the diatressed eta of the cotton manufao-
districts cannot fail to diminish the consumption of
Lather, and in some degree to aback the improving ten-
dency of the market. In raw rode the transactioas are on
the whole considerable. Ihe imports are large and the
stocks generally have Mt:eased. Prior of malted hides of
almost ell descriptions have shown vary little alteration, but
former rates are barely supported. In dry hides and East
India kips no change can be quoted. At Leadenhall yester-
day the recently improved demand was fairly supported,
but without any alterations in prior. English butte, dress-
ing hides, light shaved hides, end light calf skinsskins were the
articles meet ready saleable.—[From the Circular of limas.
T. J. and T. Powell.)
OORN.—Bowron, Anatol. 6.—We have had a fair show
of wheat to-day at a decline of la. per quarter. Beet white
from 57e. to 50•1; red, Me. to 57e. Beane ls. dearer, 43e.
to as.. Oats about the same.

SroccroN-os-TELs, Auoutrr 6.—The weather for the
put week has been and still continues favourable for
maturing the crops. The farmers' supply of grain this
morning was again abort. Wheat mold at full prices.
Grioding barley in demand, and the turn dearer. Oats Is.
sad beans 2s. per quarter higher. Import. during the past
week :—Wbeat, coastwise, 1,610 qrs. ; barley, COSitinge.
300 qrs. ; cats, coastwise, 370 pa.
GLASGOW, AUGUST G.—To-day the market was thinly
atteeded. and wheat and flour met a slow sala, at a reduc•
team on the week of 6d. per boll and barrel. OKI" brought
6d.euErt
boll advance, and oatmeal folly prosiest' rated.
F beans sold at full pia; and Egyptian" were 6d.
per dearer. Malting barley soma, and 6L to Is.
higher. Yeas 6d., and Indian aura about 3d. per boll
dearer.

cern& -Soure.ALl, AUGUST 6.-Prior were lower
for all seooad qualities, but svorytking was sold. Beef made
from 3s. 4d. to 4. lOd. ; mutton, Si. I. to ss. 24 ;
lamb. ss. Od. to es. Od. ; vial. 4. Od. to ss. Od. ; pork,
3s. 4d. too. lOd. per atone of filbs., sink* the offal.
00ALS.-LONDON, Amcor 6.-Ellisca Nola Steam, 14;
Orgy's West Hartley. 15. 3d. ; Hastings Hartley, 1.58. 9d. ;
North Behon Gas, 12s. 9d. ; Insfield Moor Bates, 13a. ;
Wing Wylarn, 14. ; Wylam, 15s. 9d. ; Walls End Aoora
Chips, les. 3d. ; Walla End Byron, 16s. ; Walls End Eden,
160.3 d. ; Eden Main, les. ; Walls End Braddylla Hatton,
16s. 6d. ; Walls End Frautwollgate, 165. 3d. ; Walls End
lintwell, 17a. 6d. ; Walla Bed Betio°, 17a. &L; Walls
End Ramer* Hinton, 168. 3d. ; Walls End South Hettno,
175. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's, 17.; Walls End Canon,
165.6 d. ; Walls End Pandas, 16. 9d. ; Walls End Hartle-
pool, 17a. ; Walls End Hang\Hall. 164. 3d. ; Walls End
'am., 16. 9d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 16.. ; Walls
lad South Hellos, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End South Whitworth.
155. ; Walls End Thorpe, 15s. 3d. ; Walls End Trimdos
Hartlepool, 17s. ; Walls End Trim/lon Thoroley, 158. ;
win. lad Whitworth, 15.. ; Camay and Daffryn Ana:s-
one, 21s. ; airway and Darya Malting, at
market. 91 ; sold, 53.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

ALLEN.—Aogast 2, alikelnea,lie wife of C. J. Allen, Esq., of •
Egeritnagaid 5, at Emendate, Sydenharn, the wife of W.
En, of a daughter.
CLEVELLED.—August 3, at Carnoll,l3l'B, Midda-vale, the wife
of W. N. Cleveland, En.. of a daughter.
COLUNB.—August 4, at Gordon-place, Kensington, the wife of
Dr. Collin, of • son.
COLT.—Angust 5, at Forest.hill, the wife of F. H. Colt. Esq., of
• WO.
DL MORELLA —August 3, at latonequere, the Countess de
Montle, of a daughter.
37.0 WILL—August 4, at Morecambe, near Loaner, the Hon.
Mn W. Plower, of a daughter.
MARRIAGE&
ALVANDER—JOHN3TONL—Auguet g. at the pariah churn,
Old Charlton, Kent, b the Nev. F. Camerae. R. IL H.
ItAfenuder, Esq., ILYA Vies Consul la Mexico, to Louire
Ameba daughter of the kte It. J. Jukatane, Esq., of Mont-
gomeryshire.
CE.EW—YEEKKIAN.—August 6, at the parish church of All
Saints; Welt Ham, lame, by the Bev. A. J. lam, W.A.,
Joseph Boulcott William, non of W. Crew, Eeq of Upton.
Emu, to Ellen Eve, daughter of the late IL blventen, Dn., of
Soothe/I, Benham, Imes_
VU! ITN —HOLLAND.—August 6, at tit. Marylehone Church,
by the Zee. C. J. P. Eyre, Thomas, son of T. Whiting, Eq., to
Matilda, daughter of W. Holland, in., both of Beaufoy-ter-
race, Malda-vale.