The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-30 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—Tnianar EVllllllo.—There WU no due
in ths talker market today. Priam u yesterday.
livery yartaday, 240 casks ; urtvals, 681 cub.

COTTOlL—Lfrearoot. lout 29.—The business to.
db:o.Lliraited, but vitt very full prima, The sales are r..nii)
including 700 American, at Rd. to 14d. ; 4,000 Sure,
at 7 to 11d. ; 250 Egyptian, atd2id. to 160. ;50 Yeroam,
at 14.4. to11:314. Of will& 2,000 ars for spoculatiou mid
saport. The week's import is 1,050 tales.

oo'troN GOODS.—MANcsuntrn, Aran 29.—A tele
gram to band from Calcutta to the 12th inst., gating that
yarns have advanced Id. per lb. and cloths 3d. to Sid. (but
ominously given in the local papers at Pd.) per pine, has
had a very decided effect in strengthening the hands of spin-
ners and manufacturers in today'. market. Spinners have
been demanding a considerable advance, but the amount of
business done has been limited. The inquiry has been good
tor all markets, but buyers are disposed to wad till they
nee whether the advice' by telegraph are confirmed. Sullen
have not been able to obtain any advance on last week, and
it is doubtful even if the news from Calcutta were coo.
Armed whether buyers would give the rates which spinners
have in some cases been requiring to-day. The market closes
Arm. In the cloth market sellers take the advices front
Calcutta as an indication of a still further no.
prayer:Dant, which they have long been looking for, ard
owing partly to this and partly to the advancing tendency
of the Liverpool cotton market they have been very gen,
rally asking higher rates, but this has only checked business,
though it has been evident that a very large business could
have been effected at the rates of last Tuesday. Sellers not
only of shirting* and other cloths for India, but of
all de-
sonptiona of fabrke, have advanced their quotations. The
result is the same, however, in all cum ; buyers will ins
follow any attempt to form up prices, and the amount of
business done is reported to have been very moderate.. A
more cheerful feeling has been infused into the market by
the Indian news, and although the business in both cloth
and yarn is reported to have been small, prices clam with a
firmer feeling than for some weeks past.

WOOLLEN.—Luna, Aram 29.—hrotwithetanding tha
seasonable change and brilliancy of the weather, we hue
again to report a very quiet market. Few sales were
effected in either hall ; the little demand there was being
for light tweeds and meltons, of which a few pa reels changed
hands, principally in low qualities. The White-bell was
again quiet ; the inquiry for plain goods of every descrip.
time continues limited, and there are no symptoms as yet
of the probability of say active demand for heavy fabrics.

IIiANUFACTURES. }I UDDIES7IIII.D. Aran, 29. A
few more buyen have attended the m►rket to-day, and
have operated to some little extent in Bedford cords, black
downing, and mixture fancy goods, but the whole transac•
tone have not reached the usual average of a spring trade.

WOOLS—HUDDWIIartaLD. Aram 29. The enormous
quantity d oolooiale (over 90,000 balm) to be offered at the
soles commencing in London on Friday next, gives an im-
prowl°, that wawa will be lower, and consequently the
trade is almost at a standstill.

CORR.-Hutt, kr= 29.-At today's market a small
supply of Reglish wheat, and millers purehue cautiously
at a decline of Is. per qr. Foreign is also la. lower to sell,
but holders do not generally press business at this reduc-
tion. Barley supporta late currency, but hardly so brisk
as of late. Beans and peas unaltered. Oats scarce, and
move off more freely than of late, at prices in favour of
sellers. The foreign importe last week are as follows :-
Wheat, 14,609 qrs. ; barley, 10,224 ; oats, 23; peas, 31;
tares, 11; oil cake, 93 toile ; bones, 67.
1.111011, APRIL 29.-We have to report a very inactive
trade for wheat to-day. Weather is fine, which appears to
have its Mum*, but holders do not press sales, and prices
may be considered about equal to Friday last. Barley as
Wore. Beans and oats fully as dear. Other articles no.
altered.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 29.-With only a moderate attendance
of buyers at this morning's market the demand for wheat
has been confined to the immediate requirements of millers,
prices giving way. • Id. to 2d. per cental from Friday last.
Plow 6 very dull of Dais at a reduction of 6d. per barrel
and sack. Indian eon has had • fair inquiry for shipment,
and the rates of last market-day are firmly maintained. Oats
are 14. per bushel sod oatmeal 6d. per load dearer. Egyptian
beans are 6d. per quarter cheaper, whilst pease from scar-
city have improved Is. perquarter. Barley unchanged. The
market closes without animation.
Lyn!, drau. 29.-The weather during the latter part of
last week was showery ; to-day it is flue and warm, with a
eoutherly vied. At our market this day we had a fair
show of wheat. Trade was quiet, at la. per qr. redaction.
No alteration in prices of other grain. Prices per imperial
qr. to the grower:-Wheat, white, new, 621bs. to 6411 a per
imperial bushel, 565. to 625. ; ditto, red. 61Ibs. to 641ba,
falle. to 60s. ; ditto, old, 5811 e. to 6211 a., 44a. to 54e.
Barley, best shevalier malting, Ulla. to 641b5., M. to
40e. ; ditto runs chevalier ditto. 52Iba. to 5311:a, 345. to
375. Oats. 361hs. to 4211 a., 245. to 275. Beams, old,
63115. to Ms., 42e. to VW. ; Raw. 6311 e. to 641111 t. 424.
to 465.
NIIWCASTLI, APRIL 29.-The weather is now everything
that could be wished, and the country is beginning to
assume a more cheerful aspect. At our market this mors
ing we had • moderate show of wheat frees the growers, but
having two or three cargoes io from abroad, and chiefly on
millers' account, the demand proved very restrirted, and to
have made sales under such Mecum:teams a reduction to
the extent of fully Is. per quarter must have been conceded,
which factors were not will's; to listen to. Flour sold
slowly, but we have little variation to note. Barley steadily
maintained its value. Other articles unchanged.
SALISBURY, ANIL!. 29.-At our market today there WY
a short attendance of buyers, with an improved supply of
wheat. Trade was slow, barely supporting Lest week's quo
tatiots. Flour unaltered. Oood samples of barley were in
good request, which fully maintained former quotations.
Malt trade steady, and prices nominally unaltered. In other
respects business was slack, asd there was no deviation
from last week's quotations. Wheat, 49e. to 645. Barley,
27.. to 40s. Oats, 225. to 30a. Beans, 40s. to 48s. Pens,
40e. to 46e. Rye, 30a. to 35a. petrmlar.4.Flour, 42a. to 4+A.per seek. Malts 7s. 9d. to es. per

OAME.--SALIBBOKY, Aram 29.—At our market to-
day the supply of beef was short, but the quality, in many
was excellent ; the attendance of buyers sad
respects,
was rather limited. Business generally ruled
heavy in the beef trade, which was done on rather euim
terms, and a clearance was barely effected. A fair eapply
of @hlt of prime quality, met a good inquiry, all of which
&ban bands at late prices. There was a very lugs
supply of calves, in which an extensive trade wu done,
former prices being fully maintained. In the pig market
all descriptions of stock were well supplied, and a large trade
was done, but prices were the turn in favour of the buyer.
Beat ox beef sold at 11$. to 12e. per more; cow tad
heifer ditto, 10a to Us. 3d. ; best Down mutton from
Bd. to 13/d. per lb. • other breeds, 7d. to 71d. ; 7d.
to 71(1 ; fresh pork, 7d. to 74d. salted ditto, 7_o. to
Bd., and 10s. Bd. to 10s. 9d. per score ; green boom, 81 per
lb. ; dry ditto, 10d. ; sweet pickled hams, 101 ; quarter
old store pigs, from 18e. to 20s. each ; oows with calm.,
from 121. to 161.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.
ARIMAGIL—ApriI 26, at Com:matte Rectory, Doreberte, ea
trite of the Rev. E. Annitap, of a daughter.
CAVIL—April HS, at Lower Belgrave-reet, the wife of L L
Cave, Ihmq., late Captain 54th hest., o a daughter.
ORIFFITH.—ApriI 22, at Peckham, the wife of Dr. Ora*
of a daughter.
lIRWITT.—ApriI 25, at Cromwell-terrace, Harrow-road, the Eli
of Mr. O. F. Hewitt, of a eon.
HYBLOP.—April 26, at Canningetreet, Liverpool* the wife of 2.
Hyslop, Req.. of a um.
MUDGlL—Aprillik at Morriineton.road, legearepark, the Mit
of R. R. Mudge, Esq., of a daughter.
itIVICES.—ApriI 25, at Greenwich, the wife M H. H. 31001
TAT
a daughter.
TAT R.—April SS, at Lansdowne-rad North, NottiathilL th.
of R. Taylor, gag., of a daughter.
WOODHRAD.—ApriI 24, at Brighton, the wife of Captain Wool.
head, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
riLTRILIE—ARMISTRAD.—ApriI 14, at the parish church. Sod'
bath, Cheshire, by the Rev. J. R. Arm'Mead, W. F. („_'.l.lw.i,
Fag., uf Broughton Ball, near Chester, to Mom danger
the Rev. J. Armistead, Vicar of Handbook.
HANNING—HINNIKLR.—ApeiI tg, at St Marfa Che.. 11.6.,
the Rev. R. O. Macmullen, C. J. Meaning,Bog., 0.
mtrdens, Princee-gate, to Louisa Aigrette, daughter of Us
late Sir A. Henniker.
BIIELIB—BARKER.—APTiI 24. it St. George's, Hanorerta
by the Rev. W. Green. F. C. Shells, Ike.. late toain tk.
W. D•
11th Human, to:lumina Elizabeth, daughter of Umtata
Barker. Rm., of Weymouth.
WILLIASIS—BEDBOROUGH.— April 24, at St. Barthnionloca
Bristol. by the Rev. W. H. Barlow, fir. E. P. Willit,o.?
MOO, Burks. to Anne, daughter of the late J. T. Bedbonatt.
Faq., of Windaor.

DEATHS.
bW
AYLWIN.—ApeI 27. at Illnaburpumare, O. A. Aylehl,
at U
CHl3elrellLetirharl2—Aprit 26, alPHPeredcrosallaudetreetit°4l"4., CrlP171e101..1111r.:j.
Churchill, aged 113.
COPT[—April 26, at Kustonequare, C. Cope. Eaq.,
GOODK4rII26, at Thornton roll, Clapham.Par2. C.
—Aprtl te at et. Cuthbert% Bedford, KAM wit° 4C.
Miens, Req., J.P., wed 71.
LIVY.--Aprll 27, at Glosorater place, Yortioaueqaare.
LetiltbVl4APril U, at Rae Bonaparte, YU% J. 140Pie‘'.
I.lli. NM 07.
MAC ARIA/M.—Apr(l 11, at eampclen-blll-road. XeB""'
W. A. Macfarlane, tag., sod 46.
PBARY.—April 24, at chtsitemetrase, Beessenpark. 11. I.ls*
Zen, aged 61.

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