The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-04 00:00:00

MA RERTb.

TALLOW.—Seroio►T Evz9mo.—The market was
quiet to-day. Spot, 49.. ; October to December, 60a. to
50s. 3d. Delivery to last evening, 1,001 casks ; arrivals,
304 casks.

001TON.—LtvarooL, Au uwr 2. —There Ins beim &good
demand for cotton to-day, sod • fair busman dons, with
rather dearer prices. The sales are 10,000 bales, including
2,060 Americas in 16d. to 20d. ; 6,000 Surat, 120. to
16}d. ; 1,500 Egyptian, 114 d. to Xid. ; 200 Perimm, 161 d.
to 19d. ; 220 Rehm, 170. 18d. ; of which 7,000 are for
speculation sad export. To day's import is 3,966 bolas.

OOTTON GOODS. —llAncsasn a, Almon 2.—There
has been a very gradual but perceptible improvement in this
market during the week, and though only a very moderate
business bas been effected, the yarn and cloth markets close
decidenly stronger. The principal business in yarns has
been for Compaq and India. Continental merchants
generally areshowing mon disposition to do business, and
are very persevering in their inquiries after cheap lora. The
consequence is that water twists up to 24's arid mule to 40's
are id. to id. per lb. dearer than last week. For 30's weft and
water the advance is rather more. The advioes from Bombay
have led to a fair bedews, 'miens good feature of the purchase
this week is that they are mostly for shipment and not for
speculation. Cloths are not quotably higher, but some
business has been done for India at roues which could not
have been obtained last week though demanded. There has
bean some business in long and T cloths, printers, jacconete
and madapollams, as well as in shirtiege, but the sales have
been mostly confined to smell lots. The advance in prices
niece the beginning of July has been considerable ; and may
be stated at 3d. to 4id. per piece on 52 reed. 3d. to 6d. per
piece on 60 reed, and 9d. to la. on 66 and 72 reed printers ;
at 4id. to 9d. per piece on madapollams ; at 6d. to Is. per
piece on 9-bibs printers' at about per piece on
bib. to 71b., 9d. to Is. on 811 b., and ls. to la. 6d. on 66 and
72 reeds, and on the heavy wide India and China shirtinp ;
at la. per piece on figured shirting., at 4id. to lid. on Jarmo-
nets 141 d mulls, at lid. to is on T cloths, at la. to ls. 6d.
on long cloths, and at id. to id. per yard on domestics. The
advance on yarns during the mooto has been lid. per lb.
on water of all qualities up to 20's, about the sante on
India spinning, of mule yarns, but 2d to 3d. per lb. on
30's water, and also on the better dames of mule yarns of
that sod higher counts suitable for the home and con-
tinental markets. Ex tza•hard yarns have advanced lid.
per lb. for low qualities of to 14's, whilst the bet
qualities have gone up 2d. to 3d. per lb. Doubled yarns bays
generally advanced more in proportion than single yarns.

WOOLLEN. —Lana, Auouerr 2. —There &Wind-
ows or buyers this morning in the coloured hall, and •
good spirit maoifested. Ses end large lots of tweeds changed
hands also a few fancy coatings. In the white hall there
was also • good demand for witueya and other autumn
fabrics. Prices remain firm.

RARDWARL—Btnesionru, Agcurr 2.—The trade of
this town motion's quiet, but for many weeks there has
been very little change in its condition ; those manufacturers
who are doing the beet have very few alders ce their books,
just sufficitot to keep them going at moderate time, bet the
quantity of goads turned out in much lase than usual, whilst
the results of stock takings at the close of the half-year
show a very considerable fall off in returns. The principal
staple trades of the town are most of them doll ; the hollow
ware manalsctureas are doing about ea &vamp amountol,l
business, and the tabsinakete are also work fall timer
there being a fair amount of orders in on meseent of the ex-
port trade. The gumnakers in the military department am
also fully employed. In all the fumy trades the depresses
has been much felt. The foreign trade is quiet; there am
some Spanish orders ii, lied a moderate amount of brasiers
ls doing to the Levant; the same as to the West ladies.
The South Amerken orders is are amil, and to Canada
them in.. been very Mils dolog for tie sasteem riiipmset.
In the iron trade of this district the inoosweinese. whisk
took place just peter to rimiest day km Uses aaiu4iesd ;
there is a Ma* demand for plates and sheets, sad the
principal Arms have cellos sufficient to keep their loins is
fall opmatioss. The seal trade is the amghtesarbood
rais tamely brisk, and the millions am fakes-
nd
ri2; all ever the district there is leas of saes ed
Una retelie. be expected WE the dulness w kit
pieveass trade cressaliy. Ties reterseef pesperiere for We
rube arrow as-ismer' el 71 braver per at the workhouse
as compered with last yew ; of rist.drior pampas the is-
wens is fig; this AMID Ea iiipremarat es mast sebum

CORN.—CASIBILDGI, AUGURT 2.—We had a very small
market, with little business doing, at the prices of lent
week. Wheat, red, bits. to Ms. ; white, Ws. Beans, 40s.
to 42e. Oats, Ms. to Me.
COLDHLOTILR., AUULDIT 2.--A small show of wheat ; the
market Wm at late ratan. Bows sow barley ut market—the
oosditioo good, gonkty fair. Some new oats--Ine, and in
good condition. The tame remarks apply to pas, of which
emotes samples appeared.
GUILDFORD, AVGUIST 2. —There was a moderate supply of
' wheat to-day. In communizes of the tine weather business
was dull, but Wes were made at about last week's cur-
rency. Wisest, 545. to 66s • barley, 31.. to 3u. ; oats,
Ms. to 211 s. ; beans, 40e. to 43e. ; new peas, 42 . per qr.

11.121TORD, AUGUST 2.—Oar markets are very sm►ll, and
supply of wheat limited is proportion ; but there is little
or no demand, and prices are barely so good as last week.
Oats and beans sell merely in retail lots; nothing doing in
hurley. Wheat, red, 38s. ; white, 40s. per load ; weight
60Ib. to 631 b. Oats, 20s. to 28s. per rir. Beans, 245. to
295. per load. _ .

LIKICISTZA, Ammer 2.—The show of wheat was
Salsa were effected at about last week's rates. 'lre
realized 60s. to 66e. ; red, 56e. to 60a. per 36 stone. Of
barley, the show was also small, and samples were disposed
of at their extreme value ; feed sorts made 30e. to 325. per
stone. The inquiry for oats was tolerably brisk, and there
being a short show prices were lid. per qr. higher; new,
265. to 28s. ; old, 30a. per 24 stone.
_

Nawcaart.g•uron-Tats, Acucar 2•—The weather since
this day week his been uniuterruptedly fine, with a gradual
increase of temperature. The arrivals of foreign and
English wheat, this week have been fair, all floe qualities
have sold steadily, but on secondary sorts, where ships re-
quired clearing, a slight reduction was conceded. The flour
trade has been slow, and rather in favour of the buyers.
Sweet grinding barley Is. per qr. h4her. Beeps and peas
firm. Oats are getting scarce, and both foreign and Scotch
in increased demand, at a further advance of U. per qr.
We had a short supply of wheat from the country to-day,
which went freely off at fully last Saturday's rates ; fine
foreign in good demand, and prices well sustained. Flour
quiet. Barley, brans, and peas firm. Oats, both Scotch
and foreign, scarce, and again Is. pee qr. higher. The arri-
vals this week are :—Wheat, coastwise, 913 qn.
Malt,
foreiga,
2,389. Barley, coastwise, 50
105
foreign, 240. Malt, mast-
wise, 100. Oats. coastwise, 100 ; foreign, 65. Peas, coast-
wise 50 ; foreign, 30. Flour, coastwise, 1,100 as
;
Indian corn flour, 100. _

Noswica, Aoouar 2.—Thus was a thin attendanoe of
farmers at market to-day, but a fair supply of wheat was
on offer for which more money was asked. Millers bought
only for their immediate wants sod the sales made were
slow at the rates of this day wi'mnight. In other (min
there was little doing. Flour without alteration in value.
White wheat (weighing 621 b.. to 6411 e.), bit& to 62a. • red
ditto (weighing 621ba. to 631ba.), 565. to 58a. per quarter;
flour 30e. per sack.

1,10771710 HAN, AVGORT 2.--There VMS I that very
supply of English wheat, and foreign was only a moderate
show. The demand was 'middling at the prices of the week
previous. White aorta made Ws. to 84.., red, 52a to 58s.
per 36 stone. There was a limited show of barley for which
a steady sale took plane, at fall prime ; grind's& 29e. to
325. per 30 M. Oats WSW some and meta good demand
at rather more gooney ; aid, 30s. to 35a. ; new, 245. to 271. ;
foreign, 27a to 3011. per 24 stone,

Psnrtsoitouna, ionoar 2.—The fine weather causes ua
to have a dull Made in all destwiptions of grain, and prices
here to-day may be considered nondually as lest week.
READING, AUGUST 2.—lt oorwoquenos of the fine weather
haying now set in moat of the farmer. are engaged in harvest
operatics', sad the reports are of • very satidactory
character. The stainalanos was very limited, and business
was of a perily seminal character, purchases being con-
iced to meet present &meads at last week's pnees. In
other articles the trade was very slow. Wheat, 50a to
645. ; barley, 30s. to 40a • ' pees, 375. to 425. ; oats, 17..
to ; beans, 38a. to 604. per quarter.
• •

Romans, Ammer supply of wheat was rather
small for the time of year, but there was a fair attesdance
of the town and country trade. Best temples of white
made 58e. 6d. to 625., and red ii 2.. to Ns. per quarter ; in-
ferior and whits 50t to 665., sod red 47a. to 524.
per quarter. Forekn was fret at about previous
In barley the triuseaction were somewhat rest and
the demand for that article dell. Best descriptioas for
melting were does at 365. to 40a., and grinding 26a. to 325.
pm quarter. Oats a trifle brisker, but late rates barely
maintained ; good Yolanda were 26.. to 285., and other kinds
Ms. to 28s. per quarter.
•

WIBBSCH, AUGUST 2.—The season has been ungenial
throughout, having had heavy storms of wind and rain' with
oiscasional trout and but little sun • yet with all this we
shall have a good mop of wheat, Leah as to quantity sad
quality, provided the weather continues floe. The oat mop
also promises well, both as to quality and yield. Beans are
said to be a very good crop. Yeses fair and barley good.
Potatoes, a better mop than has been known for years, and
quality excellent. At ibis day's market very little grain of
any kind showing, and about last week's prices obtained
for all of good quality. Prices to the grower :—Wheat,
white, 565. to 605., Gibs. per bushel ; red, Ma. to 575., 6311 m.
per bushel. Oats, la. ld. per stone. Beans, 42a. to 445.
per 19 'toes.
Woncrrnica, Auouer 2.—At this day's market there was
a fair supply of English wheat, and the few sales reported
therein, as also in forsign,were at • decline of la. per quarter,
but holders ware generally firm. Barley also rather lower.
Oats quite as dear. Not much doing in beans. Peas a good
deal inquired for.

Yoax, Avower 2 —The market wee only sparingly sup-
plied with wheat, the quality and condition of which were
fair. Buyers purchased steadily and late rates were fully
supporaeL Pine white made 645. ; secondary, 60a. to 63.. ;
beet red, 60a. ; other sorts, 565. to d9a. per 36 stone. Little
or no barley ow offer, and late currencies were exceeded.
Feed qualities realized 29e. to 325. per 30 stone. There
was a arm feeling in the demand for oat. sod buyers bed to
pay extreme rates-22x. to 268. per 24 stone.
KIKKCALDT, Am:sun 2.—At our country markets this week
we had moderate supplies of wheat offering, which sold in
some cases at la. per qr. adman, although generally at
last week's prices. Oats in abort supply, and Is. toils.
dearer. No burley. Here to-day we bad a fair supply of
wheat, which sold slowly at last week's prices. Small
supply of oats, which sold at 2e. per qr. advance. Only
two small parcels of barley. W heat, 48e. to ti2s. per qr.;
barley, 31a. to 365. ; oats, 275. to Us. 641.
WATMOILD, A1:101711T 2.—We have fair arrivals of
foreign grain to report, with rather a better supply of oats
from the interior than for some time past. Scarcely any
change has occurred in our market since the date of our
last. Full prices bays been paid for moat artieleu but
buyers have not operated very freely. Wheat—Prepared
Irish rather more inquired for, and foreign has been mo-
derately dealt in, at about previous rates. Barley and oats
quiet, but not cheaper. Indian cern in good request at a
trills more mousy. Flour very firm, but millers cannot
establish any advance. The potato blight has become very
realthe Let few days among the mrlier varieties. So
tlediemee is confined to the leaves and stalks. Imports
this week :—Wletat, 1844 qrs. ; lodise corn, 6,470
' Sour, 25 barrels, 150 oaths. Exports this week :—Wheat,
85 barrels ; oats, 720 barrels ; flour, 460 sacks ; oatmeal,
50 sacks.

011YNTAL PALACE. —HALF-1,01131111 DAT.-BA.
TIMMY, Almon S.—Adulation cm moist, 2,525; ditto
by lesson tickets, 1,938; total. 4,410. Total ',b ton far
week mitt* Saturday, 72,150.
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BMW, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BI RTRS.

Altlf&—July kl, at Bt. eles71;;;';-creaceet, Westboureopark, the
wile of L L Ames, Esq.. of a daughter.
BOUSIZAD.—Atigint 1, at Wimbledon, the wife of .1. Bounced.
Mem. of aeon.
BOXALL—JuIy U. at Wisbocough-green. Ensues, the wife of H.
Bosa4 Lg., of a son.
MAIL—July 30, at Bethendee, Kent, the wife of J. A. Drake,
Ikat., late 7th Dragoon Beards, of a daughter.
71BILDIJIL—dolt' 30, at Alum Rear, Blackburn, Lancashire, the
wife of W. L deaden, key.. of a daughter.
RAIIIWOOD.—AedIIeI 1. at Halewood Hosea, liaboverequire.
the Countess of Harewood, of a son.
HAYLEN.—JuIy 3.1, at Clarendon-road. Victoria-road, Healing-
kn, the wile of IL Bagmen, Beg., of • sou.
HOAlll.—August 1, at Ita, et. James solace, the wife of Bit hard
Hoare, Seq., it a am

lIABALUIES.
DICILSON-11017.1i—July il. Eat Stephea's, Pa Minato°, by
the liar.G. Gardiner, A. Gleason, Y.
of if >tenets, Swedes.,
to liehetabie Piney, daughter of J. G. alatrie, Eaq., of

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Demerara.
MACDONALD—CMALLONEIL—JaIy 30, at St eivraldaikd
Ihnan. Laneselabra Jobe Andraw, am of A. Macdooald, .
of Oleaeladale, lamas satiny, to Helen Mary, daughter of
Chalbmer Itw. of llak hill, near Liverpool.
MACILMIZIS—JONIYA—JuIy It, at Bt. 11.,r).e, Islington, by the
Mee. Y. Cavell, A.M., W. Mackenzie, Feq., of fit. haranald,
CanenbarY, t Lydia Beet, &setter of Mr. W. Jonas, ot
MiraTODIVI/I.—July 30, at Highbary Chapel f , Bristol, by
tbe Bev. J. 11. Godwin. IV. Miller esq., 38. C., o Edinrgh,
to Harriett Talbot, daughter of C. Godwin, Kap., al Cwt ate.

MATHS.
BALFOETI---lula 16. at Ism Hoe" Box, WUla, James Idward
if Captain J. W. Balfour.
81/egmaOr.—.7 ti, Ur" the wife of Mr. B. F. Bilion, of West-
. Med M
COLLIN& —July SI, ai fl urbltos, Samanah, daughter el J.
18= Butiabi of lima Clayton.
—J M, at Ilr. J. Hades. awl U.
lIMANL—Ady , Charles. me of Ur. J home, of Osford-drmit,
aged ss.
TOWS& —Mogul ft, at ltaltmoogers'Hai. Loirloa.bridge. Ann,
the behoved sad affeeLaaate wife of William Beckwith Towle.
raq., sad poly elavatter and Lad merely* child of the kW
Jobs Wrench, Mix., wed I&
TILAILL.—JaIy alb, Si Istimadattsamt, Mishima!, Dr. T. B.
Teal, Illiped ft •

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Mimi mod be "Inman Loa aAlas, of No. S.
latebeettolotee. (Sty of Loudon. Meter, at the
ltW to la the PrJoao& of Whiteteter.-.•
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