The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-26 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—Sartiimmt /Immo. —The market vu quiet.
—Spot, 441 i. Std. ; Marsh, 455. to 455. 3d. ; April to Juee,
46e. ; October to December, 465. 9d. _April
to last
evening, 2,075 assts; arrivals, 108 casks.

COTTON.—LrrzarooL, JAR. 24.—Our market continues
ateadNrith a limited bushier. The sake are 4,030 Was,
i•clu 100 American at 224.. to 220.• 3,900 Surat, ;
of w 2,000 are for speculation mad export. The week's
import it 3,86 l balms.

COTTON GOODS.---Ifsirczeirrni, JAR. 24.—The yarn
and cloth markets have been fig throughout the week, and
very little business has been done. There is evidently a dia-
l:Tuition amongst buyers to abstain from purchasing with a
view of allowing prices to recede again. So far there is
little change, however, and spinners and maanfaoteuere
alike are holding to late quotations very firmly. Shippers to
Alexandria have given out a few orders for keg cloths
during the week, but the aggregate business done for all
sort. at cloth is reported small. For India goods prices in
this market are too high to enable shippers to buy without
prospect of a loss, and the home trade are being supplied
with the greater part of the cloths they require by the deli-
veries which are taking place under contracts placed some
time ago. Speculators and manufacturers here and there
betray au anxiety to sell, and would give way a fraction in
price, but as • rule they are very firm. So in yarns, though
there is very little reported as doing, spinner' are holding
for full prices. The mischievous reports appearing in the
papers about French mediation, now that people can no
longer be made to believe in English interference, have •
disturbing influence on the market, absurd as they are.

WOOLLEN.—Lune, JAN. 24.—The market this morn-
ing manifested • decided improvement. There was a
numerous attendance both of buyers and manufacturer., and
• spirited demand for seasonable fabrics. Maltose, in plain
and fancy styles, commanded the chief share of attention,
and several large parcels were cleared. The lower qualities
in these goods are now exceedingly scarce, and are obtaining
a considerable advance in rates. In the white market
several good lota of mediums changed hands, and altogether
• better tone prevailed.

HARDWARE.—Butianonam. Jar. 24.—There is no
animation in the trade of this town, but there is, neverthe-
less, a very good amount of business doing for the time of
year : at by far the larger proportion of the manufactories
the men are employed full time, and a■ the country trade
hes only partially recommeaced, and the merchants' orient
for goods for the spring shipment have been up to this
time small, there is every prospect that trade will gradually
I improve, it being at this tune much better than it was at
the corresponding penod of last year. The metal trades
are tolerably active, with the exception of the tube manu-
facture, io which some degree of slickness is experienced ;
• similar remark might be made in relation to some of the
fancy branches, but these are quite exceptions, and upon
the whole trade here is in a very satisfactory state.
One of the best of teats that such is the fact, is the
small amount of unemployed labour, and the diminishing
pauperism. The latest published rum= is relation thereto
from this parish show that the number of persons receiving
out-door relief in Unicorn:spading week of last year wee
11,804 ; lest weak the number was 8,288. la the adjoining
district of South Staff ordsbire and East Worcestershire trade
is pretty good ; the colliers are all actively employed, and at
most of the ironworks the mills and forges are on as full
time. It was stated in the Daily News • day or two ago
that the Midland Counties Unica Banking Company have
cbeeged their name to the more simple one of "The Mid-
land Banking CNicupeny (Limited)." It may be useful to
note that there is an old bank here known as " The Midland
Banking Company," having branches at Stourbridge and
Bewdley ; throughout this district it is recognised and desig-
noted by that name, and also, we are informed, at the
gourd clearing-house.

Mr. Smith, ecuiptor, of Mount Pleasant, Liver-
pool, co Saturday, brought an action, whit* was tried be-
fore the Liverpool magistrates, aphid Mr. Reynolds, wax-
work proprietor, Limentreet. Liverpool, to recover com-
pensation under the Statuary Copyright Act, Mr. Allsopp
baring copied a bust of Tom Sayers, which bad been
modelled by him. The facts of the case were these. Saab
executed • bust of Sayers some time shoat the middle of
last year and registered his copyrightßaysolds, how-
ever obtilood • copy from some personis Liverpool, and
proceeded to make a "pieced" model of it. W heo the
proceedings were instituted Reynolds bad cast amoral
copi« and. sa Smith alleged, bad sold about forty. Ray-
ed& admitted that be bad made the models, but denied
that be had sold any. The penalty prescribed by the act
was the payment of . sum not lees than 51. and sot mare
than 301., the penalty to go as damages to the plaintiff.
The magistrates indicted a penalty of M. and costa
CRIBTIJ. PALACE. ILux-e-Cmowx DAY.
SATORDAT, JAS. 114.-Adwtholom as payment, 807 ; ditto -
by mama Meets. 2,203; total, 3,100. CORN.-Canammig, JAN. A.-Wheat very dull and
De. DE JONOIR'S LIOUT-BROWN COD LIVER OIL. slow of sale ; barley, Is. to 2s. dearer, with a small supply.
The laborious remember et Dr. de Jonah, and his oncoming Wheat, 411 a to as. • barley, 30s. to 42a. ; beaus, 325. to
sademours to supply pure and genuine Cod Liver 011 have 4k.; oats, 90e to ie.; per qr.
hot been overlooked by that distinguished sanitary reformer.
Dr. Letbeby, who has borne high testimony to the superiority or LMELIRLE, Jan. 24.-There was •a fair Napoli of
R. de dongtes oil, and after Irequent analysis, reports It eibeet, end moderate of barley and oats, at our market
disrata I
peloeuillecype,,fivuernivweralld ar
truer mirny
have no dogmata.,
..chtto-dvi...7o,i.opheat met...ithweat dwualltahernair.►podrim, andworebeitilLaible.
or its Wog a pure and unadulterated artiele."-Sold rely to
capsnled bottles, re. ed., u. tad 9a, by Dr. de lamb • rete`Fe teu7'dereepwal&wd.beeti°;:eethmepeek4,e
priluces.% week.
lp hes‘lk,lewl•udt.,
Mum limited. and Cu., 77, Strand, landint, and
• -Rdvertlesment.l wew, lTs. to lea.; old ditto, 21e. to 22e. ; red, new, lee.