The Express.
London, England, 1864-03-09 00:00:00

MARKETS.

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TALLOW.—TueeDar Ey191943. —The market was
firm to-day. Spot, 41s. 9d. ; April, 42s- dd.; June, 435.;
October to December, 455. Delivery to last evening, 24;1
casks ; arrivals, 70ceskia -
COTTON.—Lrremor., Mau 68.—We have to report a
very dull market to-day, prices irregular, and tendency iu
favour of buyers. The melee are 2,500 hales, of which :AA)
ere for export and speculatios.
COTTON GOODS. —34•IICHISTeIt, MARCH 8. —The
market generally has been fiat, sled prices demand to-day.
In shipping yams business has been almost suspended, end
spinners have found it impossible to make sales without a
ooeoessiou oo eves the low rates marmot last Friday. Little
or no business has been transacted in this class of goods,
and the market closes flat, with a tendency to a still further
reduction. For home trade yezes the market has been quite
inactive. Prices are drooping, and hilly gd. per lb. below
the rates of this day week ; but even tins reduction
failed to induce business. The *loth market is in the wine
state of inactivity reported last week. Buyers are wanting
in confidence, sad seem afraid to execute even the
smallest orders. Where any business hie been
effected it hes been only possible at a conces-
sion in pries from the rates onrreet last week.
A great number of buyers seem incapable of being tempted
to operate at any reamosahle twoceasion. The market has
over nearly without businese as possible, cal has
passed as
altogether one of the flattest bawls here for some
time. The prices of cloth are practically lower, but not to
the same extent quite as the prices of tern, sad mainly
because stocks of cloth being light manulacturers are not
pressing them to mush on the market as spinners are doing
with yarns. The chief cause magical for the dames is still
the uneasiness regarding the state of things on the conti-
nent. Ile arrivals of cotton in Liverpool and London last
week are reported to have reached 46,000 hale, of which
6,000 were from the United States of America. The quan-
tity of cotton reported to have been shipped (and Dow at
=a)tar Liverpool from India, China, and Japan is 460,161
bales ; ditto for London, 86,841 ; making a total at sea of
567,000 balsa. The prospect of these arrivals is probably
somewhat affecting this market.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Limut, Nasal & —We have to
report a quiet market in the Ooloured Hall this morning.
Although there has been a fair attendance of buyer'. very
few pan:harm have been made, the amount of business
transacted being merely nominal. Tweeds and molten' were
the clam of goods principally inquired far, and they only to
a moderate extent, especially the latter, which have pre-
viously been in good demand. In t►e Whitarball there has
hese little improvement on Saturday's market, the inquiries
for whit* hairlista and mediums being extremely quiet.
Rates remain without material alteration.

001LN.—Macy IlmicB B.—M today', market a fair
eirelof English wheat, which sells slowly at barely laid
; best runs of red making 38e. per 5041 b.
to the grower. Fomega aeglected, but holders do not press
sales at say material reduction. Barley railer easier to
purchase. Beans and peas dell. Oats quiet. Tares more
preesinely offered at prices is favour of buyers. Forap
arrivals for the west :—Wbeat, 11,122 gra ; barley, 6,13;
oats, 31 ; beau, 506 ; peas, 83 ; tens, 1,076.
Lone, MAica fl—There r nothilig doing today le
wheat, sellers and buyers balm equally iodisposed
for business. Barley is also very difsculs to dispose of,
although offered at fully L. decline. Beane as before.
Oats sod other articles slow sale. _

Ltvsarooy MAaciiti—At our market today than
was rather more doisi is red Americas saws et Fri-
day's dedine of 2d. per metal. Oats uwalsable. Barley
sod peas dull. Egyptian Beau 6d. to 9d. per quarter
desrer. India" ours 3d. per quarter cheaper. Oatmeal
seglected. Flour was offered at Friday's dealiae, bat
holders showed so disposition to submit to asy fertilise
abatermat.

LTNI, Yawn B.—At our Corn Exchange this day the
atteadaoce of grc.wers was good, sad aa overawe stow of
wheat ; the condition was more or less affected by the
weather; beet samples realised last week's veins; other
deeeriptione dull sale but no lower. Barley, msiti. 6d.
to la. per qr. cheaper ; grinding sorts firm,Beans and peas
ls. per r. lower. Wheat, white, sew, 63165. to 64Iba per
bushel, 455. to 465.; ditto red, 61lbs. to 641ba.,
41s. to 42e. ; ditto red, old, 6211 a. to 631ke., 4th.
to 41s. Barley, best Chevalier malting, 541ba. to 63110 a.
365. to 37a ; ditto, runs Chevalier ditto, baba to
33e. to 34a. Cate, 361bs. to 421 be., 2*. to 26a. BMW,
old, to , 631 be. to 66lba, 40a to 445. ; new, ti3lbe. to 641ba,
40s.

Niwc MANcli 8. —The weather since Saturday has
bees mfarable I. the extreme, constant rain and stow
haying fallen, accompanied with a low temperature. At
oar market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat
from the gr wars as wall as from the coast, but the very
report from Mark-lane rendered our mitten
outdoes about buying, eo that the few traumatic= paring
were at de of 6d. Flour. Old, an the other head, mei
more attention. more especially strong secondary qvuhtiss.
for whirl42s. per Saliba. was pad Flour& veryslow sale, *Ad
rather cheaper. For malting barley Us, demand has almost
smarty ceased for the 110•110 a. Malt still tending lower.
Little stirring in other articles.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BOODLE—Slarch 0. at Paface-ga----rd;eis-terrace, euelngtou, the
wife of H. T. Doodle, of • daughter.
CLAIILIC.—Mareh 7, the wife of A. Clark, of Croweau•rilha, New.
road, liaalinermith, of a moo.
GRARRL—Larch 7,,the wile of J. L Graham kit, el • eon.
MUT/LK —March 7, at bucklaii,teresoest, Belgar-park,
iWop-
etead, lira P. W. Reuter, of a daughter.
ITOREY.—Latch 7, at =too-road, Si. Jolla's-wood, the wife of
W. Y. Item. of • eos.
lITRAN6O3I. —Ruch 6, at Uxbridge, the wife of Mr. J. H. Stran-
gest, of. daughtee.
MARRIAGES.
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BILLDDELL—BONN.—March S. et the parish shank Chatter
ban by the kn. J. Ntennat. St. JOllll O. Seq..
Ins s6n VAIL. to Aana Maria, daughter of J. h uuq bus ,of
St. Margaret e. and Hill Cutts. county Wexford, Ireland.
CAJUJIBB-10911113.—March 6, at St. Sallow's, Harerdock-
hlL by the Bev. J. C. Hon lt.A., F. S. Carter, Tay. , of Port-
land-house, Neweeess, Surrey, to Sarah Amelia. dendrite, of
the late k. Imam gag , of Abercrombie Villa. Hampstead.
PEMBILICTON—ORITIPIN. —March 6. at Christ Church. H tett-
bury, by the Rev. W. J. Mamma, tocumbent, W, Pent•
beams, gag., of Grove Villas. Htahbury. to L