The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-23 00:00:00

MARKET&

COTTON. -unanoi., JAN. 22.—Our market
• inlet. witliout Mange in prints. iiitunatul ;,
5,000 baas, Wending 1,400 speculation And tcpxt
American, 131,d. to Id& • 210 Pemam, Lc., V,,1 tor:
110 Mama, and Bahia, 13d. to 13id.; Emu.,
to 20d. ; 30 Smyrna, 12id. ; 3,106 tiurat, 10,,E
iS Madras, 100. to llid. ; Banal, Seinde,
• chills, 40d. ; 40 Pau, Hid. Fair lihollor.h
fair Omurawnttee, rzt. • fair
.liromb, 12d. ; ; •
?C.d. , fair Eiorptian, 16i d. t
Orissos,
fair Pernam,lsl4,
Monads, 14id.; middling Orisons, Dd.

COTTON GOODf3.—MAticitererit, J.M
ket for shipping yarns has been rather quiet
to have made sales lower prices must have beit 3c;
Some very large offers were made at still lower
they were too much under current prices to lepl v -
nes& The very moderate business done has hen,'
at a little under Tuesday's quotation., and tbi,:.;
mix of the market elates flat. In home trade Tare,
has been little business today, though prices are is
of the buyer. The low rates ruling are temptieg
make offers, but these have not yet led to anal
For cloth there has been a fair inquiry since Tato:, .
it bas been of a general character, but there hash':
little business owing to the low rates at which most:::
offers have been made. Where sales have Leer
have meetly been effected only by accepting rathe,..
terms. To-day business has been proposed is
stances for tolerably h rge quantities, but except, is
cases, the prices offered have been too low to in.'. a,..
We close with only a moderate business, pnc,s7
lower for all descriptions of cloth. Sellers are
ti
quoting Tuesday's prises, though generally ratk
an
to deal with.

3ll\l FACTUR ES. —H .a vs), JA N. 2t—L
attending to-day have not been owners:um and t0,.4
generally bas been dull, small parcels only hari%
cautiousl selected. The inquiries have ebietlylßry
seasonable fancy.. both in unions and woollen taiitz.,
and new patterns in aping goods; but purchßwriano,
to aim more at variety than quantity. Two or that
last week's buyers stayed over the Mal bet day, and yi
few selections during the week.

Wocoul—Hccormaimin, Jas. 22.—There
little more doing in wools both to-day anal atm, 4
week, but buyers refrain from hesey purobswa
only what they require for present wants. Prini
stationary.

CORN.—Huu., JAN. 22.—At to-day's market tr,
supply of English wheat,wkick sae steadily at tally
Tummlty's currency. In foreign but little doing; the,
rates asked prevent business. Barley very firm, as! f,
Is. per qr. dearer since this day week. Beans
unaltered. Oats of fine quality fully as dear ; Wyk,
descriptions rather easier. Foreign arrivals for the veu
Wheat. 4,447 ; barley, 20,400; oats, 3,ri03; bears,
peas, 850 ; tares, 621 qrs.

Inflator, JAN. 22.—The supply of wheat was
tremely limited here again to-slay, and millers bad to
the full prices of bat week, farmers generally de
an advance. Barley in better supply ; selected nuts
freely at former rates ; secondary descriptions tot
active. Beaus and peas fully as dear.
LENDR, JAN. 22.—The same reason which causes
inactivity in all other markets, of course prevails here.
as no fresh supplies can be brought from the soma
counties, except at a lees of several shillings per
holders of wheat prefer waiting, until prim bassets
producing and consuming districts harmonise le
Very little change in valne or demand for other arta.
LivEaroot., JAN. 22.—We had • very good a
mace at our market to day, and wheat and dour meter
fair demand at the extreme rates of Friday lost. la'
corn in fair request, at -re. to 435. 6d. for mixed -
Loans and barley the turn dearer. Oatmeal, 6d. pet
dearer. Oats also id. dearer for black.
LYNN, JAN. 22.—We had a small market today
moderate show of wheat, which met a steady sale it'
week's rates, except damp parcels, which wore Caine?
buy. Barley, both malting and grinding, fully as do
Oats and beans—prices firm. Per quarter impend
the grower :—Wheat, white, old, 62115. to &albs., Ci
totes. ;red, ditto, G2lbs. to 631b5., lids. to 635. ; waits. t
6111 a. to 621ba., 60s. to 645. ; red, ditto, tillbs. to t2.4'
5t4. to 625. Barley, best chevalier malting, ';..316.
/Albs., 4GL to 515.; ditto runs chevalier ditto, :Alai
531b5., 41a. to 445. Oats, 361bs. to Iribs., 21s. to :N
Beans, G;Slb• to sibs., 444. to 48e. Peas, maple,cars
to 641b5., 375. to 41a.
NEwessriz-on-TYnt, JAN. 22.—At our market e
morning we bad a moderate show of wheat fee. u
growers as well as from coast, but from abroad,.
further arrivalahave occurred. The trade ruled emit"—
lino, but the amountof business pasaingwu upon a
scale, our millers nut being disposed to follow no
day's prices ; in what was done, however, full rates se
realised. Flour held very firmly. Malting barley„:
as dear, and the UAW remarks will apply to other anti

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Mlles Pas- Mer- Tote!, T:
RAILWAYS. ‘.IW/I. &engem ebandine. lea '.-
Week ending Jan. 19. g hi a
Cork and Bandon
_. ___

Ght'aow Wallas'. TS
Meek waft( Jan. IA

Cambrian

130 003

IMI 1.R44

Great Luxembourg l7l Ng 3,115 4377
Metropolitan - - 4.4,4
Nand Loudo• U 3,066 1,047 4,7 r)

LIFEBOAT SERVICE.—ABEEDOVET, NORTH WA
.Lot. 21.—Daring a heavy gale from the E.&K, yester.
(states Mr. David Williams, of the Customs). a Khoo
was seen wish a signal of distress flying. She had S.
to beat up the harbour against the gale, and was anche
aloes to a bank on which a heavy sea was breakaq,
there was danger of her going on the bank, as LT =eh
were dragging. The Royal Berkshire Lifeboat of I
National Lifeboat Institution and a steam tug therm
promptly put out to the assistance of the vessel. I
steamer, however, having to return fur a boric& haw
went on a shoal, where she remained. The lifeboat
heartily welcomed by the schooner's crew, who were tic
exhausted with their labours. Some of the crew of
lifeboat then went on board the vessel, set one of hag
and took her under the lee of some sand hills which o:
shelter, and there she was anchored. The muter soda
desired that the lifeboat should stud by them, is
their vessel should again drive, and the boat &max
remained alongside all night. This morning, the ward
having slightly moderated, the lifeboat *masted in bring
the schooner safely into harbour. She is the Jane L.,
of Aberystwith, bound from Netith to this port ant
urge of =dm. The cost of this lifeboat wu ben, cok
collected a short time since in the county of Daft
Captain Stephens, of the Reading Bank, and preatet.,l
the National Lifeboat Institution, and this is the tint •
vice she has had the opportunity of rendering since I
hail been placed on her station.
THE WEATHER Ili TILE ATLINTIC.—Evers
patch which has been received in Liverpool, testify to:
extreme severity of the weather on the western cost
Ireland, and about Maker and Cape Clear there are rk
of inward bound vessels, totally unable to make hilt&
and just holding on by " tacks. Seldom or ever ha, e
American mail steamers been so long overdue. The on:
the mid-week steamer of last week— theCityof
—reached the Shannon on Monday afternoon slam
coal, having experienced a ancoessaion of heavy tOtt
gales fur twelve days previous to her reaching t..e
lt
meat. The ship, however, sustained no damage, sae
passengera, to the number of 150, are quite well. As g
as the Irish Channel pilot had reached the steams.,
her hunkers supplied, she left for the Mersey. I
Cunard steamer Australasian, also detained
"easterlies," will reach Liverpool early this (lt'elo'.
morning, having touched at Queenstown yesterday.
to the despatch of our parcel yesterday evening the
Company's steamer Nova Scotian, with the 1.110
)'arum)to Jan. 5, had not reached Greene/ism. 1
steamers City of Ottawa and Louisiana are abo sir`
days overdue from America.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.
AaAtt-ELLN.—Jannarr M. at belgrave-road, the II I. lir,
Aeardlalbs, of a dale:liter.
("0.1:1:1.—January Po, at South Weald, Mrs. M. W I.:. •

dwafthter.
FRANCll.4.—anuari W. sit Warrick-crescent,
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Mee. the mile • . . rancla, Eau., of ...mi.
JUNES.—January 41, at Cluuhridgc.aticet, Pimlico, tt sw.
W. T. June, of a daughter.
LONG.—Jaimary atir. Mmon's Parsonage,

.tithe Rev. of a eon.
PETTER.—Jannary 21. at Blackheath, the a Lfc of li ".
Req., of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
EDIIONIIII—NASII.—Jaimary 17. at liatford, rsrie,,Jon.
Key. (1. B. Jame*, Moles WWiani. Poo of Mr •
Fresolon, Utwliwortlt, Wilts, to dslielii"

Nub, of
LADDS—KENT.—January 19, at St. (lenient 114 n... 4tro
the Rer. T. D. Dray. John. son of W. 1,40., rag_ of
Haute, tn cedlia Townalicu.l. daughter .4 the late 11 lo
of l'hippthe Barnet.
TI)PIIAM —II Li..—Jamary 19 a the pariah chr. h. Fell,
by the Rev. J. capta ,in t 14.16.1 n, t'omnanoa th t. 4
16th Bengal (*eyelet:, Siin:o r. 4 .1. II
Let., M.D., of the Old Me> tie, Brighton.
DEATHS.
BROWN.—Jaiittary 20. at Thornt.schonae, ilapb dfl l tlk. 1
lath, relict of the late J. Brown. E. , na.l 44.
CH ASCll—January .20. at Sunny hank, Antntstut.ro..l,
toll. DPW Birmingham, Cornelia do reyster, rife •I .1
Chance. Feu., arnl *O.•
HANSON.—January 24, at Barley-cheat. Mary, the Ode
Himont, Dm., aged (e.
POPE—January 81, at Edgware-road. ilooriethe. t(la".
late Mu. W. rope, aged 64.
VABOHAN.—JanuaryD), Jane, the trite of J. Vaughan, of
Haymarket, aged fel.
WATSDN.—January 21. at Norfolk-street. Strand,
Wetting, W.&, aged N.

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