The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-31 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. THURSDAY Evlarnett. —The market er,s
quiet to-day, at the annexed prima : —Spot and all
year, 473. Deoember, 47a. ; January to March,.td
Mirth, 41. 3d. to 47a. 6d. Delivery to Lim
it evening, sl.;
casks ; arrivals ditto, 112 cub.

OVlTON.—Lrvisarook, Oor. 33.—Tbe market still c,u.
times very quiet, but priors ere without material change
from etherday. The sales are 2,000 bales, including 299
at 23d. to 23d. ; 1,200 Surat, at Ild. to 150. •
600 Egyptian, et 10d. to 21d. ; of which 700 are for speee:
Laden and export. The week's import is 10,958 bales.
WOOL AND WORSTED.—Baanroan, Ocr. 30.—There
is rather more burins', doing to-day. Down wools maintain
their prices, being in much better demand than bright
haired sorts, which have rather a drooping tendency. no
woolstaplen have been doing more boainess during the
week. Spinners are generally well employed to order. In
piece. the operations of the week have been on the meet
limited scale. The home merchants are buying very few
plain goods, and their fancy orders for the spring are as
restricted as they can well make them, and when placed
are of exorbitant prices. A few German and French buyer,
have attended the market to-day and daring the week.
Their transactions, however, have been confined almost ex.
elusively to mohair,, lowa, sad novelties in fancies. pricer
so far remain very firm, notwithstanding the present
and the drooping state of the Liverpool cotton market Cm.
mercial report. from abroad are generally satisfactory, ex.
cept from 'Vienna and Path, where sevesal Mona bars re.
ceatly takes place.

LACE AND HOSlKRY.—Norrntonau, Ocr. 30.—The
lace trade is unusually quiet at this season, and the present
week is no exception to the rule, although coming after a
thine of considerable activity in certain favoured breeches,
manufacturers are led to speak of the prospects of Albs
winter rather more gloomily than the actual circumstances
would fairly warrant them in doing. In the hosiery
trade, on the contrary, the reports are by so means IA
unfavourable. Some of the largest houses have been
doing a little more with the Staten, and what is at
first sight very cheering, there is a large pressure of
English goods at Liverpool actually waiting for freight
across the Atlantic. This is chiefly owing, however, to
the wholesome dread inspired by the terrible doings of
the redoubtable Confederate war scowl, the Alabama._
better known as No. 290. Sailing vessels for the nonce
ere put on one side, as steamers earl make a quicker passage,
and have a better chance of moping if 29U should happen
to cross their path. There has been, however, a decided
improvement in the shipping trade generally, and though
most branches of the home trade are quiet, merinos and
one or two other winter fabrics are being sold more freely
than of late. Cotton has been depressed, but yarns are as
Arm as ever. Those &biles, however, which are coon.
pounded of wool and Surat cotton, come so hear the price
of cotton goods, that the demand for them has become more
animated, and there is every hope of a wholeantne trade
being done in articles of this description during the ensuing
months.—Notting/tea Journal.

CORN.—Blittfuroiranr, Ocr. 30.—At this dav's market
there was a short 'apply of wheat from the farmers, sal
dry samples, also sweet American, sold at an improvement
of la per quarter ; other kinds no higher. Barley, cats,
beans, and peas, all firmly held for quite as much money.

BRISTOL, Oct 30.—At oar market to-day there was a
fair attendance of the trade, and all dry qualities of English
wheat bold readily at an advance of fully la. per qr. Foreign
in heavy supply, and more business doing at a similar im.
provement. Malting barley la. to 2s. per qr. dearer, with
an active demand ; grinding in fair inquiry at last week's
prices. Supplies of oats having fallen off, all dry sweet
samples couitnanded an advance of 6d. per qr. ; inferior
neglected. Deena and Indiau can fully as dear.

Dumas, OCT. 30.—There woe a good supply dill diecrip•
lions of corm at market to-day ; and a little more domed for
good samples of wheat, but the prim is not higher than last
week. Barley most also be quoted as last week. Other
emu as before. Best red wheat, 275. to 295. ; seomd ditto,
21s. to 26a. ; inferior ditto, 18s. to 211. ; barley. 40s. ;
oats, 21s. to 30s. ; beau, 20s. to Ths. • pew, 18s. to
211. ; rye, 211. ; old fine flour, 445. to 445. ; other fi3lll,
39a. to 425.

MANCHIBTI2, Ocr. 30.—Our whet this morning u
well attended. English wheat was held for an advanced
le. per quarter, and American 2d. per 1001ba., but the bolsi.
was transacted was only limited. Flour was in some is.
'taxes held for lid. per sack and berrel over the currency
of this day se'nnight, but the demand was less active than
during the week. Oats sod oatmeal were in steady demand,
at late rates. Beans were without change. Indian MU
was the turn dears?.

Nswaai, Ocr. 29.—At to-day's market there was
demand for the best samples of wheat at Is. per qr. mom
money than lut week, the condition being improved. Faro
barley also sold readily at L. per qr. advance. Oats sal
beans without change.
NZWBURT, Ocr. 30.—We have to-day to report only s
moderate supply of wheat, for which there was a good
demand, at prices from Is. to 2s. advance from Lost week.
A small supply of barley, and le. dearer. Oats, beans, and
pan continue dull, but not cheaper.
. .

UXBRIDGE, OCT. 30.—With a moderate supply of wheat
the trade firm without alteration iu value. With spring
corn there are more samples offering, and the trade very
slack, but not lower prices.
EDINBURGH, Ocr. 29.—As compared with last week, new
wheat was 10s. up on the top, and old the same ; new was
as. sd. up, and old Is. 9d. op on the average ; general
average 2s. ld up. Barley was Is. up on the top, and Is.
7d up on the average. Oats were fd up on the top, awl
6cL up on the average. Beans were 6d. down on the top
and ls. 7d up on the average. Wheat, new, 335. Od. to 80s.;
old, 455. Od to 645.; barley, 225. 3d. to 395. 6d. ; cats,
20s. Od. to 325. 6d. ; beans, 46e. 6d. to 51s. Od.

CATTLE.—BuurroL, Ocr. 30.—A larger supply of beef
at our market to-day, the quality of which was very goof.
Prices had a downward tendency, and, though there was
good attendance, trade was rather dull, and middling sam•
pies moved off very slowly. The highest figure for prime
beef was about 635., and secondary qualities sold at from
9s. to 58s. A much larger supply of sheep, and print
hardly so good as last week the average quotation hem
744.. end in a few instances dd. per lb. was given ; the
trade was rather heavy. The supply of lambs was Ain
much larger, and most of them sold at mutton prices. Nut
quite so heavy a supply of store cattle, and anything good
sold early in the day. A shorter supply of pip, sighs
slight Itnprovement in prices, bacon pigs fetching from 9s.
to Os. 3d., and porkers from Os. 2d. to oss. 6d. A limited
simply of milch cows, and nearly all sold. An avenigeshos
of horses, with a very quiet trade.
NOTIINCHAY, OCT. 29.—The supplL of beef was large.
but of very middling quality. The mend was slow, and
prices rather lower. Beet made 7s. 6d., inferior to. to ;a
A abort supply of fat sheep, with a dull trade ;
the best =all made 70. per lb. ; large and inferior 6341. to
7d. A large supply of store sheep, at unaltered prices. No
lambs were shown, and the same may be said of calves.
Best 70., inferior 7d. Best small pocket pigs made 7s.
per stone, large 6e. to 7s. Best bacon 6s. per stone..

EDINBURGH, Our. 29.—The supply of cattle tbis more•
lag was less than oa this day week, there being 617, or th
fewer. The demand was fair, and a good clearance ad
effected at much the same prices as those obtained but week.
Extreme top, Bs. 6d. • top current, its. ; current price from
7s. 3d. to 71. 9d. ; Middling and inferior, from JIL el. to
6s. 6d. per stone. The supply of cheep was larger;titi
to
number being 7,429, or 1,130 more than Let market,
of which were store lambs. Good sheep fully nantlised
late rates, but the inferior aorta were difficult sell, ma so
alteration in price. Best mutton, 7d. to 74d. ; Cheviot e",
from 5 to 6d. Black-faced from 4d. to 51d. per lb.
Fed pigs brought from fie, to tie. per stone ; six to eight
week. old do., from bs. to Bs. a head.

Gentlemen who require good and faallinolble
Dress can depend on the hest materials and latest style of sGi,t
specimen garments a►e kept fur inspect oa or sale. at 11110.
tou sod kiniptun's 103, Wand, opposite Laster
tisetucut.J

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
DID:1148.
DARTELS.—Oetober 28, at Cahn Donee, Cambridge, the wac
BRDr. B•rteln of • daughter.
OW—October Di, at Fast Doidol], Durham, the ell' a
IL 1. J. 'Dowell, Msg., of a daughter.
DARDIBHIRIL—Octer 27, at itiventeeld, Fnetc• eel' 9's'
chester, the wife of tt. Darbishirc, bp., of a son.
FlSllER.—October 26, at the Rectory Douse, Wsloaccree*
Trout, the wife of the Rev. F. C. • isber, of a daughter.
THollAB.—October 27, at Creamers, leittham. the wife oft
Tbomu, Eay., of a son.
Tlf tlttiVßN.—October 25, at Upper Georgc-street,
square, the wife of C. Thurbto u, leo , of a daughter
TREDAYNL—October 25, at Florence. Lady FROCCI TrtMOT4
of a aim.

MARRIAGIZS.
FZLLOWES—PACIL—October Bk at Bt. YAWL Packlingt^4.
by the Rev. W. J. Peeks, M.A., IL Fellow-in, laq.. to Loa.'
Emily, daughter of li. Packe, 144, of Stanhope-pion
BARINGTON—DREW.—october 1:s, at Chrli4 Church, 11.11,1 k
by the Rev. M. Brock, M.A.. the Rev. 13 T. Rilibgtor.
l erroaal curate of likkington, Devon, to Ada, dulle,flfll
, Req., of Vyvyan-terrsce, Clifton.
BEED—CIADD.—October 2, at lit. Wilfred'', Bohner Lidula4:i
W. Seed, Req.. of Bernabury, to Elisabeth Ain*, deogl.4l
the late T. Gadd. Eri of Llorntirooka.park, Manobeder.
TUORNTON—METCM.P.—October SS, at NC Mary**, l-lon"4
by the Rev. W. N. SPOolnnese, 8.A., Robert, son ot T Thom;
ton, Egg., of Brixton-MIL to Ililesbeth Ann, daughter of ti r•
Metcalf, iraq., of Church-road, Brixton.
DEATHS.
ifOODINOTIBL—BeInher tk, at Ounnersbury Lodge. Eallulv
Bothunorks. IN, aft" 88' wife
CHRISTIAN.—October at Torquay, Charlotte Rim
of the Rev. W. B. Chrivtian, aged 46. bet''' vile
PFOLLIOTT.—October 27, at Ithyl, North Wake, Elio
of the Rev. W. lfolllotti of Liverpool.
TRABlBl.—Detober 29, at Oloaceater.place.Corlinanaill'n'.
/dargftret !Lti.eanor, wife of C. Eraser, Req., of illia"j'4.
At -

trdeenahire.
_MlLL—October K, at Oakley-street, Chelsea. the wif'
J. Miteliell. Sao.. aged 78.
of q,.d•
fOßJLlS.—October 26, Jape, wife of C. Norris. Ewh.
hall, Halifax.
214N1f.—Oetober 2S, at Sutherlandotreet Walworth, Nall.
Ifach, aged 78.

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